Kathy Zandona's We Are the Safety Net Fundraiser
A nonprofit fundraiser supporting
Highlands Community MinistriesPlease join me in supporting our neighbors this year during Give for Good Louisville.
$1,941
raised by 13 people
$1,000 goal
“I’m raising $750 for HCM because I believe every neighbor deserves someone who will answer when they need help. HCM is doing so much in our community from food kitchen, helping with electric, water and rent bills. Our community is so blessed to have such great friends who care about our neighbors. I have been volunteering for the past 4 years and I am truly impressed with their work and results. Will you make a gift today and help me reach my goal?”
Check out more information about Highlands Community Ministries below.
We Are the Safety Net
When larger systems fall short, neighbors step forward.
Across Louisville, more of our neighbors are facing impossible choices. Older adults are waiting for meals. Families are struggling to keep up with rent, utilities, and groceries. Public support is becoming less certain at the very moment local need is growing.
At Highlands Community Ministries, we believe a safety net is not just a program or a policy. It is people.
It is the volunteer delivering meals to an older adult who lives alone. It is the donor who helps a family stay housed after an unexpected crisis. It is the neighbor who makes sure the pantry shelves are stocked. It is the community that says, “You are not alone.”
This Give for Good Louisville, HCM is raising $45,000 to respond where the need is greatest. Your gift may help provide meals for older adults, groceries for families, help with rent or utilities, or care for a neighbor who does not know where else to turn.
One of the stories guiding us this year is the story of Florence, a 95-year-old neighbor served through Meals on Wheels. For Florence, this program was never just about food. It was about dignity, consistency, relationship, and being known by name. Her story reminds us that no neighbor should disappear into a waiting list, a budget cut, or a system that has grown too thin to hold them.
The safety net is only strong when we hold it together.
Whether you give $10, $50, $100, or more, your gift helps HCM show up for neighbors who cannot afford to wait.
Give today and be part of the care our neighbors are counting on.
We are the safety net. And you can be, too.