Jacob's Ladder Outreach/Eden Village of Louisville

We Did It! Thanks to the incredible generosity of our community, Jacob's Ladder Outreach has purchased more than eight acres for the future home of Eden Village of Louisville. Now, we're asking you to help us build what comes next: Jacob’s Ladder Outreach & Eden Village of Louisville.

Every journey home begins with a place to build.

For years, Eden Village of Louisville was a dream. Today, it's becoming a reality.

We have purchased the land where Eden Village will be built; a major milestone that brings us one step closer to providing permanent, affordable homes for our neighbors who have experienced chronic homelessness.

Every night, hundreds of men and women in Louisville have no safe place to sleep. Many live with disabilities, chronic illness, or trauma that make traditional housing difficult or impossible. Too often, they cycle between the streets, emergency rooms, shelters, and temporary housing without ever finding the stability they deserve.

Jacob's Ladder Outreach has spent years meeting immediate needs through weekly meals, essential supplies, and compassionate relationships. Those relationships have shown us that while meals provide hope for a day, everyone deserves a place to call home.

That's why we're building Eden Village of Louisville—a gated tiny home community of 25–40 fully furnished homes where residents will pay an affordable monthly rent, have access to supportive services, and experience the dignity of belonging to a caring neighborhood.

The land has been purchased. Now we need your help to build the village.

Your Give for Good Louisville donation will help transform raw land into a thriving community by funding infrastructure, utilities, roads, community spaces, and the homes themselves. Every gift brings us closer to welcoming our first residents home.

This isn't simply about constructing tiny homes. It's about creating a community where people who have been forgotten are known, valued, and given the opportunity to thrive.

Together, we can build more than houses.

We can build home.