 A. Bennett Jenson and Shin-je Ghim (2006), and 11-year-old Michala Riggle (2008), who raised $200,000 for autism research selling beaded bracelets.On December 26, 2008, "Kentucky Monthly" presented the Kentuckian of the Year Award to Riggle at a University of Louisville basketball game.In attendance was Muhammad Ali, who made a contribution to Riggle's charity.