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Mission Essential Support Needed to Prevent Hunger
and Homelessness Across Central & Eastern Kentucky
Kentuckians faces food insecurity
Children in Kentucky struggles with hunger
Many rural counties we serve have limited food access and transportation
Preventing homelessness costs far less and causes less trauma than re-housing a family after eviction
For individuals and families facing crisis, one unexpected hardship can quickly become hunger or homelessness.
The Mission Essential Campaign focuses on early intervention - strengthening the services that stabilize families before situations escalate. By investing now, donors help address immediate needs while protecting long-term stability and dignity.
Between June and November 2026, The Salvation Army of Richmond is seeking $250,000 to protect access to essential services across our service area.
What this supports:
Currently, there is no dedicated case manager serving clients in crisis. Funding will allow us to hire a case manager to:
What this supports:
A missed rent payment can quickly lead to homelessness — and resources are limited. This funding will:
What this supports:
Food insecurity affects families across Madison, Estill, Jackson, Rockcastle, Lee, Wolfe, Breathitt, Clay, and Owsley counties. Funding will:
people served
meals provided
food boxes distributed
clothing items distributed
personal hygiene kits provided
toys provided for children at Christmas
When donors invest in Mission Essential services, they help ensure that food, housing stability, and compassionate support remain available for families when they need it most.
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