Word On The Street

Executive Director Natalie Harris named a Compassion Laureate!

Congratulations to our fearless leader, Natalie Harris, for being named a Compassion Laureate by Compassionate Louisville for all her work in advocating for our homeless neighbors! According to Natalie, compassion means “working together to make the world better and giving everyone an opportunity to work toward that goal.” We are so grateful for Natalie’s vision, […]

Executive Director Natalie Harris named a Compassion Laureate! Read More »

Eight Ways to Show Compassion and Give Back this Holiday Season

Louisville, KY (November 25, 2014) – For most of us, the holidays bring happy memories, wonderful traditions, indulgent warm meals, and much-needed time spent with family and loved ones. But for some Louisvillians, these things are luxuries, not realities. There are many ways to help those who are less fortunate during the holidays. Here are

Eight Ways to Show Compassion and Give Back this Holiday Season Read More »

Coalition for the Homeless Announces Rx: Housing Veterans Initiative

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Coalition for the Homeless Announces Rx: Housing Veterans Initiative Goal of ambitious collaborative effort is to eliminate Veteran homelessness in Louisville LOUISVILLE, KY (November 3, 2014) – Last year, there were 8,608 homeless Louisvillians. Of those, 916 were Veterans. In honor of November being Homelessness and Hunger Awareness Month, and on the

Coalition for the Homeless Announces Rx: Housing Veterans Initiative Read More »

2014 Pyramid Award Winner for the Art of Social Innovation!

The Coalition for the Homeless is thrilled to announce that we are the winner of the Center for Nonprofit Excellence‘s 2014 Pyramid Award for the Art of Social Innovation! A special thanks to Dick and Ardi Wilson for their sponsorship of this very competitive award. Bed One-Stop offers a centralized way for homeless people to

2014 Pyramid Award Winner for the Art of Social Innovation! Read More »

Community leaders gather to plan an end for veteran homelessness in Louisville

Today, we met at Mayor Greg Fischer’s office to develop a concrete, achievable plan to end veteran homelessness. We are so grateful for the leadership of Mayor Greg Fischer, Congressman John Yarmuth, Heather French Henry (Commissioner of the Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs), and so many of our partner organizations. This is a phenomenal, compassionate city! Stay tuned

Community leaders gather to plan an end for veteran homelessness in Louisville Read More »