During this global pandemic, we have all lived through an unprecedented time of uncertainty and social isolation. Many special needs families live in this isolation day in and day out, regardless of the virus. We are just getting a glimpse into those realities. The need is greater than ever. Families living with disabilities still need community and still need Jesus.
Help us give families of children with diabilities a very special Barren Heights Christmas this year! Give for Good Louisville—Louisville’s biggest day of generosity—is back! Join us on Thursday, September 12th for a festive and cozy time as we raise money for A Very Barren Heights Christmas! Each year, Barren Heights hosts encouraging Christmas events […]
Leave a lasting legacy at Barren Heights! The Lodge is built and has already served over 290 guests and volunteers this summer. More than 70 families have had the opportunity to seek refuge from the heat and rain, play in both the Eckstein Calming Room and Jack’s Playroom, and volunteer families have enjoyed much more […]
Spring has sprung, summer is just around the corner, and we are ready to launch into our busy season here at Barren Heights! Check out all the good stuff going on around our Retreat and Community Centers in our 2024 Spring Newsletter. The Lodge is almost ready, we have guest AND volunteer openings for summer […]
At the beginning of each year, we celebrate the previous year’s accomplishments and look forward to the year ahead in our Annual Report. In 2023, we hosted 19 weekend retreats, 39 community events, and served 368 families of children with disabilities! Those numbers represent tangible experiences and real families that we were able to impact […]
Barren Heights is blessed not only by the generosity we receive from our monthly donors, but also through the grant support from charitable organizations and businesses. We cannot thank these organizations enough for believing in the mission and vision of Barren Heights. Their support allows us to continue creating more compassionate communities and making families […]
