This holiday season, there are countless opportunities to give back. Here are a few ways you can make an impact for refugees. Extend a Warm Welcome: Donate a Coat If you’re in Louisville, please consider donating a warm coat, hats, …
The biggest day of local giving in Louisville returns on Thursday, September 13: Give For Good Louisville. From 12:00 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. on the 13th, you can support KRM by donating online at KRM’s Give For Good Louisville profile. …
This year at our 19th Annual Global Gourmet fundraiser, join us for a Night of Encouraging Hope. You are invited to join Kentucky Refugee Ministries in Encouraging Hope at the 19th annual Global Gourmet fundraiser. Experience a delicious, international cuisine, …
Join us to show your support for refugees in central Kentucky while also enjoying global flavors and live entertainment in an international market type setting at KRM Lexington’s third annual Passport to Flavor! The event will feature international food booths …
KRM is proud to partner with four community members who created and organized Sweat4Syria. On Saturday, May 19, participate in the Sweat4Syria charity 5K event at Iroquois Park. Your $20 registration fee will support Kentucky Refugee Ministries and Syrian refugees …
purchase tickets online UPDATE: Tickets for the Gala are no longer available. You can still purchase tickets for Stravinsky! online at the Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts.
Here is what your gift can do for refugees & the community: Give $25 Provide a welcoming meal for a person’s first night in Kentucky & support a locally-owned ethnic restaurant Give $50 Ensure someone has transportation to attend English as a Second Language …
Coming from Lamia, Greece, a city in the heart of the country, Ilias Pappas has worked very hard to be where he is today. Ilias moved to the United States in 1998 in order to attend college and has since …
Have you ever tasted fresh, made-from-scratch pasta? If you haven’t, you’re missing out and Lesme Romero is happy to explain why. Lesme came to the United States from Venezuela in 1998. With big dreams and high hopes, he was able …
Mamadou Savané, a native of Guinea in West Africa, immigrated to the United States in 1993. Having spent the majority of his time in the US here in Lexington, Mamadou, or Sav as many of his friends and customers know …
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