Great place to find just about anything and great friendly people. My wife and I prefer going there…read moreover any other second hand place.

From the owner: We are a nonprofit who accepts donations and uses the proceeds to help the homeless and less…read morefortunate in our community

This organization was founded with the purpose to serve anyone in need of end of life care,…read moreregardless of their ability to pay. Hosparus Health serves most of Kentucky and Southern Indiana. The organization provides a wide variety of services from pediatric care, grief counseling, veteran care, and inpatient care. The pediatric program, Kourageous Kids, was one of the first established in the country. What makes I believe what Hosparus Health so unique is the grief counseling services. Anyone in the community that has suffered a loss can benefit from a year of services to help process and overcome their grief in a healthy way. This includes sudden deaths, overdoses, car accidents, homicide, suicide, etc. ANYONE can utilize this program. If you ever need to recommend care to someone, please consider the incredible team of people that Hosparus Health can provide. Compassionate, high quality care is so important for the patient and family.

Facility has multiple meeting spaces to host either individual or group sessions. The group…read moremeeting rooms are limited in size, however, and can be a bit claustrophobic. Free parking is available, as well as some street parking when necessary.

It's past time to update our review for Heuser Hearing Institute. About a year ago we noticed a…read morevast difference in our visits to HeuserHearing Institute. It took a while to figure out what had changed so we patiently kept appointments while trying to identify our dissatisfaction with this business. First, the communication and ability of the front office staff deserves a one star. The staff has a snarky customer communication on even the easiest aspect of their job, namely sign in and scheduling appointments upon completion of the current visit. Additionally with no notice on one visit we were presented a bill that they wanted paid at the time. This was a first for us so my husband inquired what the bill was for. Neither front office person could tell us what the invoice was for. They did agree to let us mail a payment since we had no advance notice there would be a charge. As for the visit with the audiologist we began realizing the visits were used more for teaching future audiologists. When we first got started with Heuser Hearing we didn't realize they were a teaching Institute. The price doesn't reflect a savings because this.

They keep billing me even though I have paid everything as I go. Used to be a good company but not…read moreanymore.

I absolutely love this nonprofit organization. I have worked for them for over two years and get to…read moredo the things I love with the people I love! Every event, camp, and employee training are made to be fun and educational. I have learned so much working for this organization. However, the old building located next to the do wop shop has only street parking and very congested small back parking area, which on more than one occasion has almost caused an accident. The new building built down the street however is much bigger, and provides a little more parking space. Love what this organization stands for and all the great work it does for the special needs community.

From the owner: DWW offers the following: Staffed residences and apartments, supported employment, behavior…read moreservices, home support, respite care, community living supports, case management, youth summer camp and community involvement.

Louisville Grows is one of those nonprofits that just seems to be everywhere, to the point where…read moreyou can't imagine the city without them. For my own benefit, their annual Seeds and Starts sale is a highlight of Spring, my first choice for grabbing veggie seedlings. Local backyard gardeners should make sure they are on the Louisville Grows mailing list for that reason alone. Go to one of these events and the cheerful volunteers will make your heart swell. And I can boast one other connection. My neighborhood association in Shelby Park set a goal in 2015 to plant 500 trees in five years. Louisville Grows played a pivotal role in helping us sail right past that objective.

Nonprofit focusing on food literacy and environmental education. They have some community gardens,…read moredo tree plantings, urban farming, etc. A lot of their farms/orchards/gardens seem to be focused in Portland/west end. But they said they're doing some tree plantings in schnitzelburg and Phoenix hill soon.

My company used Leadership Louisville for a speaker series during our women's leadership meeting…read more Engaging with the team to describe our needs and ideas for thought leadership was easy to schedule and I enjoyed the discussion. Their team highlighted an existing program at Leadership Louisville and narrowed it down to our available time on the agenda. Cynthia Knapek was our speaker. She arrived at our meeting site and came prepared with the right balance of energy, storytelling, and data. She was the kick off speaker for our 2-day event and it set the right tone. Programs at Leadership Louisville will vary in length, commitment, and pricing. Besides Cynthia, other speakers offer their services. Check out their website for more details and reach out to schedule an initial meeting.

A couple of months after my Focus Louisville experience with Leadership Louisville, and I find…read moremyself still thinking about and referring back to it. I was impressed not only with the amount of information presented over the 2.5-day program but also the community that Leadership Louisville creates as well as how it seeks and succeeds at being a catalyst for positive change in Louisville. Louisville is so lucky have a nonprofit like Leadership Louisville. But let me back up: Leadership Louisville focuses on leadership development, civic engagement and professional development. And it does this through a handful fo key programs, as well as speaker and training events. I participated in Focus Louisville, which is Leadership Louisville's entry program. It offers "a more complete view and understanding of Louisville, along with a better sense of how to put leadership into action." And through this experience we heard from a plethora of community leaders on issues facing Louisville, including from leaders in the arts, education, economic development, local government, police, education, nonprofits and more. My favorite parts included the walking tour of downtown and the West End by former Councilman Tom Owen (a Louisville treasure), a field trip to a local elementary school and hearing directly from the Louisville Metro Council president and police chief. I thought I knew Louisville, but hearing from so many community leaders, who are clearly passionate about this city and open about its strengths and shortcomings, definitely opened my eyes. And the entire experience left me wanting to be a part of the solutions and work to make Louisville event better -- which I suppose was the whole point. I also think about the fact that my Leadership Louisville experience was only 2.5 days long; I expect that if I took part in one of their longer programs, which go for months to upward of a year, I would be even more motivated. Leadership Louisville's programs do cost a pretty penny. Focus Louisville cost $600, for example. But I was able to get some scholarship funds for part of this. Not sure if this is the case with all of the programs through this nonprofit, but it was fast and easy to apply for a scholarship. Leadership Louisville's recently renovated HQ downtown is also beautiful. It has several great meeting areas that foster communication. I'm looking forward to becoming a Leadership Louisville member and using this facility more, either for co-working or attending events. So like I said, Louisville is lucky to have Leadership Louisville. I'm looking forward to taking part in even more opportunities in the future.

Jenifer is the best CPA! They are so helpful and really helped me untangle the books I messed up!…read moreWorking through the night to save my butt! Her depth of business experience really Saved so much money on taxes and helped with other complicated business issues!!!!

From the owner: Welcome to Bennett & Company, CPAs Professional CPA Firm Specializing in Independent Financial…read moreStatements, Reviews, Compilations, Tax Preparation, Estate Planning, Corporate Tax & Much More. Our firm began in 1974 when Mr. William H. Bennett Sr. decided to leave the partnership with Deloitte, at that time a big six CPA firm, and start his own public accounting company. That was 42 years ago and we have grown and changed into Bennett and Company CPAs which, is a local CPA firm providing a diverse scope of services to our clients. We serve a variety of nonprofit organizations with a broad range of accounting and reporting requirements. Our clients range in size from small family owned business to large multi-state organizations. The types of services performed include tax, accounting systems review, computer consulting, strategic planning, business evaluations, financial and estate planning.

Lead by an all-star cast of volunteer physicians, the Greater Louisville Medical Society does…read moreeverything it can to equip local doctors to continuously improve the care of their patients and the health and well-being of the community. Whether its through education, credentials verification, influencing legislation, creating new innovative programs to improve the community or giving birth to health care related charities, GLMS is one of the many organizations that make Louisville a great place to live and work. For instance, GLMS was instrumental in creating The Healing Place, one of the most successful addiction recovery centers in the world. The GLMS Foundation gave birth to Supplies Over Seas (SOS) which rescues medical supplies that are destined for landfills, recycles them and redirects them to developing nations to save lives. GLMS is also a partner with many incredible programs in the community such as Surgery on Sunday which provides free surgeries on Sundays for those who cannot afford the high cost of surgery, and the Pulse of Surgery which encourages school kids to become physicians or other health care providers by showing them live heart surgery and allowing them to interact with the surgical team. Doctors that want to make a difference and stand for high quality and service, join the Greater Louisville Medical Society and do amazing things. This is why GLMS is known for being one of the most active medical societies in the nation. Cheers to all these wonderful Greater Louisville physicians!

From the owner: Our mission is to: "Promote the science, art and profession of medicine;…read moreProtect the integrity of the patient-physician relationship; Advocate for the health and well-being of the community; Unite physicians regardless of practice setting to achieve these ends."

Love meetings at Community Foundation of Louisville. Their offices are beautiful. Parking is very…read moreeasy to find in the adjacent garage or at the Galt House which allows you access to walk inside to their offices. Great mission behind their work and they provide tremendous support for local nonprofits in our area to assist with raising awareness and money.

From the owner: The Community Foundation of Louisville Inc., located in Louisville, KY, has proudly served the…read morecommunity for over 100 years. Categorized as Foundations-Educational, Philanthropic, and Research, they are dedicated to fostering positive change through education, philanthropy, and strategic research initiatives. By connecting generous donors with impactful initiatives, the Community Foundation of Louisville Inc. continues to enrich the lives of individuals and strengthen the community'ss fabric.

I attended a small get together at Beaded Treasures and bought four beautiful necklaces to give…read morerelatives for Christmas. I took my son with me and let him help me pick out the perfect gifts that all have a phenomenal story behind them. The VOA ladies were so sweet to him and helpful to us both. The necklaces are perfectly unique and will be so fun to gift to our family members!!

From the owner: The Beaded Treasures Project is a nonprofit organization based in Louisville, Kentucky. Our…read moremission is to empower refugee and disadvantaged women to overcome barriers to success and promote economic self-sufficiency, using a micro-credit approach to entrepreneurship. We offer a wide variety of unique handcrafted jewelry and accessories such as pure silk scarves, cushions, quilts and more. We strongly believe that when women and girls succeed, so does society. Your purchase helps a woman on her journey towards self-sufficiency. Purchase with Purpose!