Before you step away to give thanks with friends and family, we invite you to give back through our #GivingTuesday campaign. #GivingTuesday, if you are not familiar, is a day to step away from the commercialism of Black Friday and the holiday season and focus in on making a difference in your local community by supporting non-profit organizations […]
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When Sarah Kincaid Cook Chapter NSDAR Regent Sally Czerwinski and DAR Schools Chair Missy Wilkinson learned about Hindman Settlement School’s initiative to place free book vending machines at public elementary schools with dyslexia intervention reading labs across Appalachian Kentucky in early 2023, they knew this was an effort that their chapter should be a part
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The continued success of the Hindman Settlement School is dependent on the generous support of donors with a heart for the region and a vested interest in our mission of serving the changing needs of Appalachia. But not all support comes in the financial form. One such donor, Patricia Cannon Childs from Nashville, TN gifted us with a
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In just 24 hours, 143 friends of Hindman Settlement School contributed a total of $30,503 to support two vital projects on our campus. Kentucky Gives Day is a statewide, online giving event hosted by the Kentucky Nonprofit Network to raise awareness for charitable giving and connect donors with nonprofits in their area doing meaningful, impactful
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We are pleased to share our 2019-20 Annual Report, which highlights both the numbers and stories of our work over the past year. While this year has presented challenges and opportunities, the Settlement School has promptly implemented changes and quickly embraced new ways of serving children and families in response to the Coronavirus pandemic. We
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DAR-Approved School Since 1921
Tutoring programs are funded, in part, by the AmeriCorps federal agency through Serve Kentucky, the state service commission
