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    Coalition for the Homeless

    ActivoHousing & Shelter
    LOUISVILLE, KYSitio web5026369550

    About Coalition for the Homeless

    The Coalition for the Homeless Inc primarily funds local Louisville organizations that provide housing, shelter and wraparound services for people experiencing homelessness—especially programs for families, women and children. Grants are concentrated on a small set of service providers (including health-linked housing and faith-based shelters), suggesting a pragmatic, place-based approach to reducing homelessness rather than broad policy advocacy. Funding often supports program operating costs and capital/housing needs.

    Focus Areas

    Transitional and Permanent Supportive Housing in LouisvilleFamily-focused housing and health-linked housing programsFaith-based emergency shelters and meal/housing ministriesResidential programs for children and vulnerable youth (e.g., Home of the Innocents)Reentry-related financial supports (e.g., restitution/court-related costs)

    Who They Fund

    people experiencing homelessnessindividuals at risk of homelessnesslocal homeless service providers and faith-based partners

    About Coalition for the Homeless

    The Coalition for the Homeless Inc has backed Wellspring with three large housing grants across 2023, 2024, and 2025, including $665,368 in 2025 and $660,726 in 2024. That recurring pattern points to a funder that sustains a small set of Louisville housing providers over time rather than rotating widely across the field. The same approach shows up in its support for Family Health Center, St John Center Inc, Home of the Innocents, and St Vincent De Paul Louisville, all of which received repeated awards tied to housing needs. The foundation’s grantmaking is centered on homelessness services in Louisville, with a particular emphasis on housing, shelter, and wraparound support for people experiencing homelessness. Its recent awards include housing support for organizations serving families, women and children, and residential services for vulnerable youth. It also funds a Louisville partnership focused on restitution-related costs through the Jefferson County Attorney. The pattern is local, practical, and closely tied to direct service delivery, with most grants going to organizations already embedded in the city’s homeless-services network.

    What Coalition for the Homeless Funds

    Housing is the clearest throughline in the foundation’s recent grants. It awarded $415,636 in 2025 to Family Health Center for housing, and the organization also received housing support in 2023 and 2024. St John Center Inc received $356,075 in 2024 and $272,317 in 2025 for housing, reinforcing the funder’s focus on stable placements and shelter-linked services. The foundation also supports residential care for children and vulnerable youth. Home of the Innocents received $230,608 in 2024 for housing and $182,261 in 2025 for housing, after a prior $48,672 award in 2023. Another grant went to Jefferson County Attorney for restitution costs, showing that the portfolio extends beyond shelter to related financial barriers that can affect housing stability.

    How Coalition for the Homeless Gives

    The typical grant size is substantial: the 25th percentile is $76,630, the median is $221,184, and the 75th percentile is $374,351. Recent awards show repeated support to the same recipients across multiple years, which suggests ongoing operating or program support rather than one-time project-only funding. The foundation does not fund individuals and does not make program-related investments. It also operates structured local funding channels, including the Continuum of Care competition, the Rx: Housing Fund, the Homelessness Prevention & Diversion fund, and the White Flag Fund, all of which accept unsolicited submissions or donations.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $1.8M

    Total Assets

    $3.2M

    Total Revenue

    $6.1M

    Total Expenses

    $6M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $77K and $374K, with a median of $221K.

    25th Percentile

    $77K

    Median

    $221K

    75th Percentile

    $374K

    Geographic Reach

    Local2 states funded

    About 95% of grants go to recipients in KY.

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    Leadership

    NATALIE HARRIS

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    Giving Approach

    Relatively concentrated, local giving with multiple sizable grants to a few repeat core grantees (Wellspring, Family Health Center, St John Center) complemented by smaller one-off grants to other shelters and faith-based providers.

    Funding Style

    systems changecoalition building & coordinationadvocacy & public policy supportcommunity education & outreachresource/funding coordination

    Notable grantees: Wellspring, Family Health Center, St John Center / St John Center Inc, Home of the Innocents, St Vincent de Paul Louisville

    Topics

    homelessness preventionservices coordination for unhoused peoplepolicy advocacy for housing solutionspublic education on homelessnessefficient resource allocation for homeless services

    Where Coalition for the Homeless Makes Grants

    Giving is highly concentrated in Louisville and Jefferson County, Kentucky. The recipient country distribution is entirely U.S.-based, and 95% of grants go to recipients in Kentucky. Louisville appears repeatedly in the recipient list, including Wellspring, Family Health Center, St John Center Inc, Home of the Innocents, and St Vincent De Paul Louisville. The only non-Kentucky recipient in the recent grants list is Salvation Army in Alexandria, Virginia, at a much smaller amount.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Coalition for the Homeless

    How does The Coalition for the Homeless Inc allocate most of its grant dollars?

    Most recent grants support Louisville housing and shelter providers. The largest awards in the list went to Wellspring, Family Health Center, St John Center Inc, Home of the Innocents, and St Vincent De Paul Louisville, all in Louisville, KY. The grants are tied to housing and related homeless-services work.

    Does The Coalition for the Homeless Inc fund the same organizations more than once?

    Yes. Several recipients appear in multiple years, including Wellspring in 2023, 2024, and 2025; Family Health Center in 2023, 2024, and 2025; St John Center in 2023, 2024, and 2025; Home of the Innocents in 2023, 2024, and 2025; and St Vincent De Paul in 2023, 2024, and 2025.

    What grant size range should applicants expect?

    The typical grant profile is fairly large for local direct-service support. The 25th percentile is $76,630, the median is $221,184, and the 75th percentile is $374,351. Recent awards range from smaller support such as $7,427 to larger awards above $600,000.

    What kinds of projects does the foundation support?

    The foundation supports housing, homelessness prevention, permanent supportive housing, rapid rehousing, transitional housing, shelter operations, and related services. Recent examples include housing grants to Louisville providers, restitution costs through the Jefferson County Attorney, and emergency shelter support through the White Flag Fund.

    Can organizations submit requests directly?

    Yes for several of its active local funding channels. The FY25 Continuum of Care competition, the Louisville/Jefferson County CoC competition, the Rx: Housing Fund, the Homelessness Prevention & Diversion fund, and the White Flag Fund all accept unsolicited submissions or donations through their stated processes.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    WELLSPRINGLOUISVILLE, KY$665,3682025HOUSING
    FAMILY HEALTH CENTERLOUISVILLE, KY$415,6362025HOUSING
    ST JOHN CENTER INCLOUISVILLE, KY$272,3172025HOUSING
    HOME OF THE INNOCENTSLOUISVILLE, KY$182,2612025HOUSING
    ST VINCENT DE PAUL LOUISVILLELOUISVILLE, KY$106,5192025HOUSING
    JEFFERSON COUNTY ATTORNEYLOUISVILLE, KY$85,9492025RESTITUTION COSTS
    WAYSIDE CHRISTIAN MISSIONLOUISVILLE, KY$24,6732025HOUSING
    SALVATION ARMYALEXANDRIA, VA$7,4272025CENTER OF HOPE
    WELLSPRINGLOUISVILLE, KY$660,7262024HOUSING
    FAMILY HEALTH CENTERLOUISVILLE, KY$368,6432024HOUSING
    ST JOHN CENTER INCLOUISVILLE, KY$356,0752024HOUSING
    HOME OF THE INNOCENTSLOUISVILLE, KY$230,6082024HOUSING
    ST VINCENT DE PAUL LOUISVILLELOUISVILLE, KY$211,7592024HOUSING
    WAYSIDE CHRISTIAN MISSIONLOUISVILLE, KY$24,1382024HOUSING
    UNITING PARTNERS FOR WOMEN AND CHILDRENLOUISVILLE, KY$10,4492024HOUSING
    WELLSPRINGLOUISVILLE, KY$605,0732023—
    FAMILY HEALTH CENTERLOUISVILLE, KY$391,4752023—
    ST JOHN CENTERLOUISVILLE, KY$287,2222023—
    ST VINCENT DE PAULLOUISVILLE, KY$199,6422023—
    HOME OF THE INNOCENTSLOUISVILLE, KY$48,6722023—

    WELLSPRING

    $665,368
    LOUISVILLE, KY2025

    HOUSING

    FAMILY HEALTH CENTER

    $415,636
    LOUISVILLE, KY2025

    HOUSING

    ST JOHN CENTER INC

    $272,317
    LOUISVILLE, KY2025

    HOUSING

    HOME OF THE INNOCENTS

    $182,261
    LOUISVILLE, KY2025

    HOUSING

    ST VINCENT DE PAUL LOUISVILLE

    $106,519
    LOUISVILLE, KY2025

    HOUSING

    JEFFERSON COUNTY ATTORNEY

    $85,949
    LOUISVILLE, KY2025

    RESTITUTION COSTS

    WAYSIDE CHRISTIAN MISSION

    $24,673
    LOUISVILLE, KY2025

    HOUSING

    SALVATION ARMY

    $7,427
    ALEXANDRIA, VA2025

    CENTER OF HOPE

    WELLSPRING

    $660,726
    LOUISVILLE, KY2024

    HOUSING

    FAMILY HEALTH CENTER

    $368,643
    LOUISVILLE, KY2024

    HOUSING

    ST JOHN CENTER INC

    $356,075
    LOUISVILLE, KY2024

    HOUSING

    HOME OF THE INNOCENTS

    $230,608
    LOUISVILLE, KY2024

    HOUSING

    ST VINCENT DE PAUL LOUISVILLE

    $211,759
    LOUISVILLE, KY2024

    HOUSING

    WAYSIDE CHRISTIAN MISSION

    $24,138
    LOUISVILLE, KY2024

    HOUSING

    UNITING PARTNERS FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN

    $10,449
    LOUISVILLE, KY2024

    HOUSING

    WELLSPRING

    $605,073
    LOUISVILLE, KY2023

    FAMILY HEALTH CENTER

    $391,475
    LOUISVILLE, KY2023

    ST JOHN CENTER

    $287,222
    LOUISVILLE, KY2023

    ST VINCENT DE PAUL

    $199,642
    LOUISVILLE, KY2023

    HOME OF THE INNOCENTS

    $48,672
    LOUISVILLE, KY2023