As we look back on our 2025 fiscal year, we’re proud to share some of the incredible ways our community made that vision possible.
Disability support services are not optional, they are essential. For individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, these supports provide access to housing, community, employment, healthcare, and independence. For families, they offer peace of mind, safety, and partnership. And for communities like ours in Louisville, Kentucky, they ensure every person has a place to belong.
Disability Pride isn’t just about legal protections, it’s about identity and visibility. It’s about saying that disability is a part of human diversity, and those living with disabilities have the right to live, thrive, and be celebrated just as they are.
If you’re looking for a job in Louisville that offers more than just a paycheck, consider working at a local nonprofit organization.
The best way to understand our impact is through the lives of the people who make Day Spring home.
Discover why supporting nonprofits in Louisville, Kentucky is so important—from creating local jobs to transforming lives through community-focused programs. Learn how your donation to organizations like Day Spring makes a direct and lasting impact right here at home.
It has been a beautiful fall with several sunny days for our residents to enjoy the outdoors! Check out what we have been up to!
We had over a dozen vendors ranging between jewelry, shaved ice, crafts, woodwork, balloons, and art! A HUGE thank you to our first round of vendors.
Day Spring Fling was a huge success! Sponsors and volunteers helped raise more than $11,000 for property improvements at Day Spring!
At the Flaget Alumni Association's Annual Luncheon, they recognized non-profits throughout the Louisville area and gave sizable donations to each charity. Day Spring is proud to be among a group of such wonderful organizations. Board member, Becca Krall, attended the event on Day Spring's behalf.
Day Spring will welcome Lauren Hays as the new CEO on October 25th!
As most of you are aware, Sarah Trester has announced her retirement effective June 30th, 2021. The Day Spring board and operating staff are going to miss the wise leadership that Sarah has provided for the last 8-years. Sarah has left the organization on a firm footing and we are confident that we will be able to attract the right individual to fill the void left by Sarah’s departure.
