Michele Lee

Senior Resources

Highland Community Ministries– 502-574-5050

HCM is coordinating delivery of frozen meals for seniors. Call for details.

Metro March for Meals

Starting Tuesday, March 17, the Metro March for Meals program will distribute up to 1,000 frozen meal packs per day to people 60 years of age and older at six locations throughout the community on a rotating schedule. Meals will be available on a first-come, first-served basis from 10 a.m. until noon and are limited to one box per person and to five frozen meals per week. Older adults in need are advised to go to the center closest to their homes for assistance.

• Mondays – Shawnee Community Center (607 S. 37th St., 40212)
• Tuesdays – Beechmont Community Center (205 Wellington Avenue, 40214)
• Wednesdays – Sun Valley Community Center (6505 Bethany Lane, 40272)
• Wednesdays – East Government Center (200 Juneau Drive, 40243)
• Thursdays – Wilderness Road Senior Center (8111 Blue Lick Road, 40219)
• Fridays – Arthur S Kling Center (219 W. Ormsby Ave., 40203)

General Education

• JCPS Online Learning Portal

Middle/High School Education

• Lynda from the Louisville Free Public Library – Lynda is a free online class program that offers a wide variety or classes and is accessible to anyone with a library card (which you can get online as well)

Children’s Food Resources

• JCPS is offering pick up breakfasts and lunches at 43 locations throughout Jefferson County. Site locations and details here.

Kentuckiana Specific

Highland Community Ministries– 502-574-5050

HCM is coordinating delivery of frozen meals for seniors. Call for details.

Metro March for Meals

Starting Tuesday, March 17, the Metro March for Meals program will distribute up to 1,000 frozen meal packs per day to people 60 years of age and older at six locations throughout the community on a rotating schedule. Meals will be available on a first-come, first-served basis from 10 a.m. until noon and are limited to one box per person and to five frozen meals per week. Older adults in need are advised to go to the center closest to their homes for assistance.

• Mondays – Shawnee Community Center (607 S. 37th St., 40212)
• Tuesdays – Beechmont Community Center (205 Wellington Avenue, 40214)
• Wednesdays – Sun Valley Community Center (6505 Bethany Lane, 40272)
• Wednesdays – East Government Center (200 Juneau Drive, 40243)
• Thursdays – Wilderness Road Senior Center (8111 Blue Lick Road, 40219)
• Fridays – Arthur S Kling Center (219 W. Ormsby Ave., 40203)

General

General

• Henry County, KY is offering free meals to all children under 18 with delivery or pick up options.
• Marion County, IN food resources for kids and adults.

Kentuckiana Specific

Seniors

Highland Community Ministries– 502-574-5050

HCM is coordinating delivery of frozen meals for seniors. Call for details.

Metro March for Meals

Starting Tuesday, March 17, the Metro March for Meals program will distribute up to 1,000 frozen meal packs per day to people 60 years of age and older at six locations throughout the community on a rotating schedule. Meals will be available on a first-come, first-served basis from 10 a.m. until noon and are limited to one box per person and to five frozen meals per week. Older adults in need are advised to go to the center closest to their homes for assistance.

• Mondays – Shawnee Community Center (607 S. 37th St., 40212)
• Tuesdays – Beechmont Community Center (205 Wellington Avenue, 40214)
• Wednesdays – Sun Valley Community Center (6505 Bethany Lane, 40272)
• Wednesdays – East Government Center (200 Juneau Drive, 40243)
• Thursdays – Wilderness Road Senior Center (8111 Blue Lick Road, 40219)
• Fridays – Arthur S Kling Center (219 W. Ormsby Ave., 40203)

Children

• JCPS is offering pick up breakfasts and lunches at 43 locations throughout Jefferson County. Site locations and details here.
• Dairy Del is offering free kids meals.

I get that many people are anxious and scared, so allow me to explain a few things:
-The good people and helpers are still out there. Some of them are in government, yes. A lot are in nonprofits or other positions to help.
-We know what to do. We know how to help. For most of us it is just getting that information out to the people who need it, and yelling over the screaming rage monsters.
-You may feel scared and alone. That’s okay. Take a spring-coated breath. You aren’t alone.
-Most of us are way more capable than we feel. The internet may be a place sowing terror, but it is also a place you can find loads of support. Reach out. Brain storm. Ask people about your problems.

Start here, in this thread. If you have a worry or concern or just can’t think straight because of anxiety I will do my best to make this a safe place to ask even stupid questions. We aren’t alone. Let’s get to being the helpers we need to see.

This post is sticky, but I’ll be updating it as I compile more resources. A lot of my resources will be general, or aimed in the Kentuckiana area, because that is where I’m based. But I am working with other people on this, so who knows.

**Last Update: 3-17-20 8 pm.

Added to the Good News, General Education, and Food Resources pages.

The Recipe Index

General Educational Resources

Primary Educational Resources

Middle and High School Educational Resources

College Resources

Food Pantries, Programs, Etc.

Senior Resources

Kentuckiana Specific Resources (of all kinds)

Other Helpers

Good News Page!

The following recipes are designed to be cheap and focus on shelf stable products like beans, rice, and pasta. More will be added as I have time and spoons. Some are posted here. Some link to other sites.

Recipes

• Macatunaramanoodle Stuff
• Fagioli all’uccelletto (beans like birds)
• 20 Budget InstaPot Recipes. (All cost around, or less than $10.)

Recipe Books

Rustic Gluten Free by Michelle Pendergrass (Thanks to Michelle for releasing this for free!)- Featuring from scratch soups, broths, stews, vegetables, and more. Designed to be Gluten free, but you can easily add in staples like rice or pasta.