Our Executive Director had the chance to sit down with KET’s Kelsey Starks to talk about Imagination Library in Louisville and across Kentucky.

After losing their children in a tragic accident, the Kirchgessner family donates $10,000 to Imagination Library of Louisville to help share their childrens’ love of reading

Maria Gurren, Imagination Library of Louisville’s first Executive Director, talks with Dawn Gee on WAVE about important announcements for the nonprofit.

Imagination Library of Louisville announces expansion to 40213 and 40214 zip codes—now serving 12 zip codes in Louisville.

Keeping kids busy during the coronavirus pandemic has been tough for parents. A free book every month can help.

The beloved entertainer will read books from her Imagination Library as way to help kids and families stay engaged with learning during the pandemic.

Thanks to gifts from PNC Foundation and others, Imagination Library of Louisville is more than doubling in size.

Losing a child is one of the most horrific things a parent can go through. One WAVE Country couple decided through that pain they would find a way to help other children in memory of their son.

Check out the fun at Imagination Library of Louisville’s kick off event, as shot by a photographer for Tops Louisville magazine.

Of the children who receive the gift of reading from the Imagination Library, some are blind. Their books, written in Braille, are made by inmates at the Kentucky Correctional Institution for Women in Shelby County.