Also known as Kentucky Society of Architects, a non-profit professional organization providing services to over 400 Kentucky architects and affiliated design professionals.

French language and cultural programs for all ages and skill levels. Daytime, evening and weekend classes. Serving the Kentucky/Indiana region.

History of the organization, service-area map, volunteer needs, and sources of food donations. Part of the America's Second Harvest network.

Nonprofit food bank that helps hungry people in Kentucky. Volunteer needs, how to start a food drive, news, list of programs, and organization history. Part of the America's Second Harvest network.

Virtual food drive, hunger statistics, frequently asked questions, hunger quiz, newsletter, and a virtual tour.

Independent grant making health care philanthropy, based in Kentucky.

Citizen activist group concerned with social, economic, and environmental justice related to coal mining, hazardous waste, ownership and taxation of land and minerals, and other topics.

Association of animal care and control organizations in Kentucky promoting all aspects of animal welfare, including animal welfare legislation and local Kentucky ordinances.

Providing information and educational resources to firefighting officials throughout the state of Kentucky.

Brings together practitioners, planning officials, students, and interested citizens into a single and stronger community development forum.

Features a membership application, county road maps, the disaster response plan, fire safety education, and a meeting schedule.

Helping Kentuckians learn about history and literature. Provides overview of programs and services.

Religious pro-choice organization. Newsletter, clergypersons' perspectives on abortion, information about the organization's activities, and links.

Features events and news about political action seeking legal protection for those who are threatened by abortion, euthanasia, and infanticide.

The oldest YMCA teen association in the USA. Information about programs including clubs, conferences, and training programs.

Hugh O'Brian Youth Foundation, which seeks out and develops the leadership potential among the Commonwealth's high school sophomores. Features seminar updates, workshop schedules, and alumni and sponsor information.

A non-profit with a plan to serve rural Kentucky through a variety of development programs including: planning, training, cultural events & telecommunication technology.

Provides consumers and producers the latest news and information on Kentucky's second largest cash crop.

A non-religious, non-political, not-for-profit organization, involved in promoting and developing Bengali culture and literature in Kentucky

Scheduled encounters where married couples can get away from jobs, kids, chores, and phones, and focus on their relationship.