NOT Your Average Non-Profit...
Change Today, Change Tomorrow is a Black woman-led, community-driven force for change, dedicated to eradicating barriers that disproportionately impact Black communities. Our work is rooted in the belief that providing is prevention, whether it’s through fresh, healthy groceries, cooking education, or other vital support services. We don’t just offer resources—we activate our community with the tools and knowledge needed to create lasting, sustainable change. CTCT is about comm#UNITY, health, and resilience, proving that by working together today, we can enact change and build a better tomorrow.
Black People are Dying in Louisville's West End
We serve Louisville’s Black community, particularly those in the West End, where the impact of systemic racism is most deeply felt. These neighborhoods face significant challenges, including limited access to fresh food, healthcare, and quality education, that contribute to a 15 year life expectancy difference when compared to East Louisville. Our work is crucial because the well-being of these communities is directly tied to the broader health of our city. By focusing on those who are often counted out, CTCT ensures that everyone has the support they need
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Real People, making decisions in Real Time, because Real Lives depend on it
Since its inception in 2019, CTCT has made a tangible impact by
redirecting over $1,000,000 worth of resources directly to the communities that need them most. This work is not just about immediate relief but is aimed at creating sustainable changes that will benefit future generations.
125,000+
lbs of food redistributed in 2024
$700,000
worth of food that would have been wasted rerouted to the West End in 2024
390 & 15.6
tons of carbon units and methane prevented from contaminating our local air
20,000+
Families served in 2024
Because When You Show Up for the Most Marginalized, You Show Up for Everyone
We focus on uplifting Black communities because we recognize the unique challenges they face, but our commitment to justice and equity means
we never turn anyone away. We believe that barrier-free access to essential resources is a right, not a privilege, and we don’t require proof of need—because we know that Black people are dying from systemic neglect and racism, and we’re here to reverse that trend. We’re not just interested in giving out free stuff; we’re working to dismantle the systems that perpetuate poverty and exclusion, activating our community to take their place in the rooms where money and policy decisions are made. As our founder, Taylor Ryan, says, "We are who we’ve been waiting for." We are the advocates, the change-makers, and the community we serve—because we are one and the same.
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