Khan Academy has put together helpful schedules for parents and children who are experiencing school closures due to COVID-19.

This is a collaborative google document for parents coming up with ideas for how to spend time with their children during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Preston Arts center is offering free delivery of arts and crafts supply orders over 10 dollars. They are also offering curbside pick up. Just call 502-454-9954 to place your order. You have to be located within a 30-minute drive of their Bardstown Road location to qualify.

Louisville’s 502 Power Yoga is offering virtual classes online. They also have a family class options for kids.

This website lists kid-friendly educational shows you can watch on Netflix while the kids are out of school.

"The 8 Ivy League schools are among the most prestigious colleges in the world. They include Brown, Harvard, Cornell, Princeton, Dartmouth, Yale, and Columbia universities, and the University of Pennsylvania."

Louisville Free Public Library offers audiobooks on their website.

Louisville Free Public Library offers ebooks on their website.

Preston Arts center is offering free delivery of arts and crafts supply orders over 10 dollars. They are also offering curbside pick up. Just call 502-454-9954 to place your order. You have to be located within a 30-minute drive of their Bardstown Road location to qualify.

Local bookstore, Carmichaels, is offering free delivery on books for the Louisville area. You can call or purchase books online.

Kentucky Shakespeare is airing a production of AS YOU LIKE IT directed by Matt Wallace on their Facebook on Friday March 20th.

The Cabinet for Health and Family Services has the latest updates on COVID-19 in Kentucky including guidance and recommendations as well as orders given by the Kentucky Government.

virusanxiety.com focuses on ways to cope with your anxiety surrounding the virus outbreak including daily mantras, various meditations, and financial advice.

Louisville’s 502 Power Yoga is offering virtual classes online. They also have a family class options for kids.

Apron incorporated is doing what they can to help by providing $400 grants to people currently employed at a locally owned independent foodservice business that is being affected by COVID-19.

The USBG National Charity Foundation is accepting applications for their Bartender Emergency assistance Grant.

This PBS article details ways you can remotely help COVID-19 Relief efforts in your community.

The USBG National Charity Foundation is accepting donations for their Bartender Emergency assistance program.

The LEE Initiative is turning the local restaurant 610 Magnolia into a relief center for displaced employees in the food industry. You can donate on their website.

Buzzfeed News has compiled a list of organizations to donate to help COVID-19 relief efforts, including Meals on Wheels which has a large presence in Louisville.

Meals on Wheels is asking for donations to continue to fund their program which delivers meals to seniors everyday.

The Kentucky Blood Center is asking for blood donations as quickly as possible from eligible patients.

The Center for Women and Families is asking for donations of hand sanitizer and Temporal Thermometers.

Louisville COVID-19 elder match pairs healthy young adults with elders in the same zip code to run errands/pick up groceries. Call (502)791-7930 to be matched or to help our elders. Unfortunately, the older generation is NOT on social media to BE matched with. If you know of someone who needs help, suggest they call the hotline.

Mutual Aid Louisville will match you up with someone who can help you with your specific needs or someone you can help in your area. Fill out the google form with your contact info and your needs/abilities to get matched.

APALA provides a guide for combatting xenophobia and racism to Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in the workplace in light of COVID-19.

The Association of Community Ministries needs Volunteers for Meals on Wheels and donations to help families in Crisis.

For Christians who cannot attend Mass due to cancelation or social distancing, Magnificat is offering their latest issue for free.

Life.church online offers free hour-long church services available on any device.

Staying home may not be the safest option for victims of domestic violence. The NDVH has provided advice on its website for people who have been forced to isolate with their abusers.

Mutual Aid Louisville will match you up with someone who can help you with your specific needs or someone you can help in your area. Fill out the google form with your contact info and your needs/abilities to get matched.

The Family Scholarship Foundation put together a list of helpful resources for the undocumented community.

If you are an artist and have experienced canceled income due to COVID-19, Creative Capital has put together a list of resources including funds and grants.

This website has tons of resources for artists including legal help and emergency funding.

Uhaul is offering 30-day free storage for students displaced by campus closures due to COVID-19.

"The Louisville restaurant industry is going to suffer immensely from this COVID-19 outbreak. Here are a list of restaurants that are still open doing carry out service, in house delivery, and/or 3rd party delivery." -Jessica Sayles

Go To Louisville created a platform for local restaurants to share their menus and take out/delivery information.

Kroger is hiring for over 70 positions including Overnight Clerks and Stockers.

Costco is hiring for overnight stock and warehouse positions.

The KCC has information about how to file for unemployment insurance in Kentucky.