Partner Programs
PRESTON TAYLOR MINISTRIES
Preston Taylor Ministries provides after-school and summer activities for students in kindergarten through 8th grade at St. Luke’s. To learn more about Preston Taylor Ministries, click here!
Nashville Diaper Connection
Nashville Diaper Connection supplies our Food Bank with diapers so families can easily have access to them. Click here for their website and to learn more!
pet community center
Pet community Center provides pet food for clients through St. Luke’s Food Bank. For more information, click here!
the New Beginnings center
New Beginnings empowers women and teenage girls through fitness classes at St. Luke’s a few times a week. For more information, click here!
Second Harvest food bank of middle tennessee
Second Harvest Food Bank distributes food to partner agencies, such as St. Luke's to provide food to hungry neighbors. Click here, to learn more on their website!
THIS-N-THAT THRIFT SHOP
The thrift store was established in 1971 to provide a source of affordable goods for local residents and a steady income for the Child Development Program at St. Luke’s. To learn more about This-n-That, click here!
Community resource center
The CRC supplies St. Luke’s Food Bank and Mobile Meals clients with hygiene supplies. Click here for their website and to learn more!
Mother to mother
Mother to Mother is helps provide essential needs to parents and children through the St. Luke’s Family Empowerment Program. For more information, click here!
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
NeedLink offers financial assistance for rent, utility bills, and prescriptions. For more information on Needlink's services, click here.
room in the inn
Room in the Inn partners with churches during the cold weather months and the churches host homeless persons overnight. St. David's uses the Rogers Center for their hosting nights. For more information, click here!
St. Luke’s Community House does not offer general financial assistance.
Occasional, emergency assistance is only provided under specific circumstances through St. Luke’s Family Empowerment Program (FEP). The primary purpose of the FEP is to work alongside a family in a case management style format to assist the family in identifying and attaining their goals. To qualify for the FEP, a family must have a child in the home under age 18, fall below certain income guidelines, and commit to spending time working independently on their goals.
If you believe you may qualify please complete the interest survey here.