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PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS POSITION HAS BEEN FILLED — Kentucky Harvest is excited to announce that we’re growing our team! We’re looking for a dedicated, hands-on Food Rescue Operations Associate to help us rescue high-quality surplus food and deliver it to neighbors who need it most. If you thrive in a fast-moving environment, love solving

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS POSITION HAS BEEN FILLED — Kentucky Harvest is excited to announce that we’re growing our team! We’re currently looking for a passionate, strategic, and digitally savvy leader to join us as our new Director of Development and Digital Engagement. This vital role will drive all fundraising efforts, from cultivating donor relationships

Fighting Food Waste and Hunger in Kentucky: A Growing Movement At Kentucky Harvest, we see the impact of food waste and hunger every day. While millions of pounds of edible food go to waste, thousands of families across Kentucky struggle with food insecurity. A recent article in The Courier-Journal highlights this growing issue and the

We are thrilled and honored to announce that Kentucky Harvest has been chosen by Maker’s Mark and Keeneland Race Course for their prestigious “Greats of the Gate” bourbon series! This incredible opportunity will not only showcase our organization but also shine a spotlight on the vital work we do in food rescue across our 6-county

On November 8, 2023, Kentucky Harvest will launch its new mobile app powered by Food Rescue Hero. It is the sixteenth food rescue organization in North America to adopt the technology.

It’s scary to recognize that nearly one-third of the world’s food production meets an unfortunate end, contributing to environmental degradation and wasteful resource use. In our beloved 502 area, we witness the local impact of this challenge, with a substantial amount of perfectly good food ending up in landfills each year.

In a heartening display of community support, the Community Foundation of Southern Indiana (CFSI) has recently announced a substantial injection of funds, totaling $58,846, into the heart of Kentuckiana’s nonprofit sector. This funding, divided among six deserving organizations, emanates from CFSI’s two competitive grant programs: Capacity Building and Community Assist.

In the heart of Louisville, the sizzle of grills and the aroma of freshly cooked food marks the celebration of the 14th annual Big Green EggFEST, an event that goes beyond culinary delight. It’s a festival that has garnered the attention of food enthusiasts and philanthropists alike, not just for its mouthwatering offerings, but for the noble cause it supports.