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Funds, Time, or Kind

All Donations are
Accepted and Appreciated

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Donate Time

Your time can help strengthen the mission of Talbot House through meaningful engagement and leadership. We welcome individuals willing to offer speaking engagements, keynote presentations, or facilitate group discussions and community meetings. These contributions help provide education, inspiration, and connection for the people we serve.

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Donate Funds

Financial contributions allow Talbot House to remain flexible and responsive to the needs of those we serve. Donors may choose to direct their gift to a specific fund or allow it to be used where it is needed most.

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General Fund

These go to providing a safe living environment and growth opportunities. Help Talbot House reach more lives by allowing us to increase our support network and quality of care

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Upkeep Fund

Help to create an environment where a new life can grow. With your support, we can take care of regular home maintenance and upkeep to keep a safe space for men to begin again.

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Donate Kindness

In-kind donations directly support the daily environment and comfort of our community. This can include landscaping services, furniture, food, educational materials, or classes and workshops that enrich our programs. Whatever you have to offer can help create a more supportive and healing space.

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  • "The talbot house is by far the greatest transitional living place I have ever been to. The staff at the talbot house welcomed me with open arms and made me feel right at home. I can honestly say that place saved my life. If it wasn’t for John, Stuart, and Mike. I wouldn’t be sober today. I owe the biggest debt of gratitude to these men and that house!!"

    — Nick Hassler, Actual Tenant

  • "Grateful to Talbot house for giving me the tools and the opportunity to put my life back in track. Alot of people owe their sobriety to this place. Chris and David are awesome"

    —Ruben Gonzalez, Actual Tenant

  • "God has a presence there. You feel it when you walk In. The place saves lives. And gives hope. I am forever grateful"

    —Leo Blackburn, Actual Tenant

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Your donation directly supports safe housing, recovery programming, and daily essentials for men working to rebuild their lives in sobriety.

  • Donations help cover housing costs, utilities, program support, and resources that keep our recovery environment stable and structured.

  • Yes. You can choose to give once or set up recurring donations to provide ongoing support for our mission.

  • Yes. Talbot House Louisville operates as a nonprofit, and donations may be tax-deductible. Please consult your tax advisor for details.

  • Yes. We accept essential items such as clothing, bedding, and hygiene products. Contact us to confirm current needs.

  • You can support our mission by volunteering, sharing our work, or connecting us with others who want to help men in recovery.