Events
| – | Henderson County kynect Info SessionWARM's Community Connect Pop-Up Event Women's Addiction Recovery Manor (WARM) 38 N McKinnley St., Henderson Contact: Valorie Morse • 270-702-7033 Visit with one of our kynectors to learn more about what benefits and programs are available to you. A kynector can help you with your benefits in the following ways:
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| – | Henderson County kynect Info Session"Fun Day" at John F. Kennedy Community Center John F. Kennedy Community Center 515 S Alvasia St., Henderson Contact: Valorie Morse • 270-702-7033 Visit with one of our kynectors to learn more about what benefits and programs are available to you. A kynector can help you with your benefits in the following ways:
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| – | Daviess County kynect Info SessionSt. Vincent De Paul Society 10016 Walnut St., Whitesville Contact: Jennifer Higdon • 270-499-3765 Visit with one of our kynectors to learn more about what benefits and programs are available to you. A kynector can help you with your benefits in the following ways:
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| – | Webster County kynect Info SessionCommunity Food Bank 110 US 41A, Providence Contact: Marilyn Garrett • 270-903-6269 Visit with one of our kynectors to learn more about what benefits and programs are available to you. A kynector can help you with your benefits in the following ways:
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| – | Daviess County kynect Info SessionResource Center Mobile Unit Riverbend Point Mobile Home Park (Lamplite) 501 Office Lane, Owensboro Contact: Jennifer Higdon • 270-499-3765 Visit with one of our kynectors to learn more about what benefits and programs are available to you. A kynector can help you with your benefits in the following ways:
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| – | Hancock County kynect Info SessionHancock County Food Pantry 430 Main Cross St., Hawesville Contact: Erika Hatfield • 270-454-4249 Visit with one of our kynectors to learn more about what benefits and programs are available to you. A kynector can help you with your benefits in the following ways:
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| – | Hancock County kynect Info SessionHancock County Thrift Store 300 Main Cross St., Hawesville Contact: Erika Hatfield • 270-454-4249 Visit with one of our kynectors to learn more about what benefits and programs are available to you. A kynector can help you with your benefits in the following ways:
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| – | McLean County kynect Info SessionMcLean County Help Office 225 Hill St., Livermore Contact: Jennifer Higdon • 270-499-3765 Visit with one of our kynectors to learn more about what benefits and programs are available to you. A kynector can help you with your benefits in the following ways:
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| – | Ohio County kynect Info SessionIGA 1137 S Main St., Hartford Contact: Erika Hatfield • 270-454-4249 Visit with one of our kynectors to learn more about what benefits and programs are available to you. A kynector can help you with your benefits in the following ways:
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| – | Henderson County kynect Info SessionAudubon Kidz Zone's "Summer Sizzler" Audubon Kidz Zone 1325 Powell St., Henderson Contact: Valorie Morse • 270-702-7033 Visit with one of our kynectors to learn more about what benefits and programs are available to you. A kynector can help you with your benefits in the following ways:
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| – | Expungement ClinicSalvation Army 215 South Ewing Road Everyone deserves a second chance. Whether you’re seeking employment, stable housing, or simply a new beginning, these clinics are here to help you move forward. |
| – | Daviess County kynect Info SessionDaniel Pitino Shelter 501 Walnut St., Owensboro Contact: Graham Temple • 270-903-2430 Visit with one of our kynectors to learn more about what benefits and programs are available to you. A kynector can help you with your benefits in the following ways:
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| – | Henderson County kynect Info SessionHenderson County Public Schools' "Back to School Redifest" Henderson County High School 2424 Zion Rd., Henderson Contact: Valorie Morse • 270-702-7033 Visit with one of our kynectors to learn more about what benefits and programs are available to you. A kynector can help you with your benefits in the following ways:
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| – | Expungement ClinicH.L. Neblett Community Center 801 W. 5th Street Everyone deserves a second chance. Whether you’re seeking employment, stable housing, or simply a new beginning, these clinics are here to help you move forward. |
| – | Union County kynect Info SessionWedding's Supermarket 620 3rd St., Uniontown Contact: Marilyn Garrett • 270-903-6269 Visit with one of our kynectors to learn more about what benefits and programs are available to you. A kynector can help you with your benefits in the following ways:
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Brewing Up Your Year-End Giving PlanLogsdon Community Center 2400 Friendship Drive, Owensboro Opening Statement for all three events. Community Coffee is the place for local nonprofit professionals to connect, share ideas, learn from one another, and leave with fresh inspiration to take back to the office. Come make new connections, strengthen existing ones, and be part of the conversations shaping our nonprofit community. Summer may still be in full swing, but now is the perfect time to start thinking about year-end giving. Whether you already have a fundraising strategy in place or haven’t given it much thought yet, this Community Coffee session is for you. Join a panel of local fundraising professionals as they share what’s worked for their organizations, discuss creative donor engagement strategies, and answer your questions. We’ll also leave plenty of time for participants to exchange ideas, challenges, and successes with one another. You’ll walk away with fresh inspiration, practical tips, and the beginnings of a year-end giving plan you can take back to your organization and start putting into action right away. Free coffee, a light breakfast, great networking, and actionable fundraising ideas—it’s a win-win. Registration link for registration button: Community Coffee August 27- 8:30 a.m. – Fill out form | |
Lights, Camera, Confidence: Preparing for a Media InterviewLogsdon Community Center 2400 Friendship Drive, Owensboro Opening Statement for all three events. Community Coffee is the place for local nonprofit professionals to connect, share ideas, learn from one another, and leave with fresh inspiration to take back to the office. Come make new connections, strengthen existing ones, and be part of the conversations shaping our nonprofit community. Whether you’re promoting an upcoming event, sharing a client success story, responding to a community issue, or simply representing your organization, media interviews can be a powerful tool—if you’re prepared. Join Shaelie Velez, Communications and Marketing Manager for the City of Owensboro and former 14News anchor, for an engaging conversation on how to prepare for and deliver effective media interviews. Shaelie will share insider tips on crafting key messages, staying on point, handling difficult questions, and communicating with confidence both on camera and off. You’ll gain practical advice you can use immediately, learn what reporters are really looking for, and have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss real-world scenarios with fellow nonprofit professionals. Leave feeling more prepared, more confident, and ready for your next moment in the spotlight. Free coffee, a light breakfast, valuable networking, and media tips from a seasoned communications professional—don’t miss it! Registration link for registration button: Community Coffee September 24, 2026 - 8:30 a.m. – Fill out form | |
Beyond the Numbers: Understanding ALICE in Our CommunitiesLogsdon Community Center 2400 Friendship Drive, Owensboro Opening Statement for all three events. Community Coffee is the place for local nonprofit professionals to connect, share ideas, learn from one another, and leave with fresh inspiration to take back to the office. Come make new connections, strengthen existing ones, and be part of the conversations shaping our nonprofit community. We hear the terms poverty and financial hardship all the time—but what about the families who earn too much to qualify for assistance and still struggle to make ends meet? Join representatives from United Way of the Ohio Valley for an insightful discussion on ALICE® (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) data and what it reveals about the true financial realities facing many individuals and families in our region. Learn who ALICE households are, why this data matters, and how it can help nonprofits better understand community needs, strengthen programs, tell compelling stories, and support funding requests. This session will explore local trends, spark conversation about the challenges facing working families, and provide practical ways to use ALICE data in your organization’s planning, fundraising, advocacy, and service delivery efforts. You’ll leave with a deeper understanding of the people we serve, valuable data you can put to work immediately, and fresh perspectives from fellow nonprofit professionals. Free coffee, a light breakfast, meaningful networking, and data that helps tell the story behind the need. Registration link for registration button: Community Coffee October 29- 8:30 a.m. – Fill out form |