Exodus Family Ministries

At Exodus Family Ministries, "Family" is our middle name!

When clients come to us needing food, clothing, shelter, or basic necessities, we treat them like family. We don't just hand them their supplies and send them on their way; we get to know them. We figure out how we can help, not just for that day, but into the future. Our goal is to create stability in their lives, while showing them love and dignity. That's one reason why so many of our clients later become volunteers. They find the connections and compassion they didn't even know they were seeking.

Last year, Exodus helped more than 8,200 people in our community. 

• People like Ruth, who needed help with food for herself and her grandchildren.
• Like Susie*, who was living on the streets and wanted to find a safe place to sleep at night.
• Like Miguel*, who needed clothes and work boots to start a new job.
• Like Thomas*, who had to get a form of identification so he could apply for benefits.

These are just some of the stories we hear while serving our neighbors.

Your donation makes impactful, life-altering differences in their lives. It powers our ability to carry out our mission of guiding our neighbors in Southwest Louisville out of captivity – whether it be poverty, addiction, lack of education, hunger, or other forms of oppression – by offering support, prayer, and services to address these needs.

It makes the following services possible:

• A USDA-approved food pantry that feeds nearly 5,800 people a year, plus makes home deliveries to the homes of the elderly, disabled, and those without transportation. 
• A thrift store that sells gently used items at a fraction of the cost, as well as provides vouchers for free work, play, and school outfits for all ages (infant through senior citizens) for people in need.
• The only full-service day shelter for the unhoused in Southwest Louisville, which provides showers, laundry services, food, clothing, case management, and connections to community partners to help transition individuals from the streets to stability.
• Faith services for those who want to learn more about the Bible and God's salvation (participation in faith services is not required for people to access our other programs).

Our goal is not to duplicate existing community programs, but to fill the gaps by bringing the services to our area. Please help us uplift the families in our community by donating today! 

If you'd like to learn more about our programs and services, or want to become a volunteer, we invite you to reach out to schedule a tour of our facilities: 

Food Pantry - 6501 Bethany Lane (40272)

Exodus Community Resource Center and faith services - 2020 Garrs Lane (40216)

Exodus Lost & Found Thrift Store - 3925 7th Street Road (40216)

Or visit our website to sign up for our quarterly e-newsletter.