"You've got to get involved in something."

In this podcast episode, Tyler Ward, Vice President and Relationship Strategist at PNC Private Bank, underscores why business leaders should prioritize finding purpose outside of work and play an active role in their local community.

As St. Vincent de Paul Louisville's new Board Chair, Tyler reflects on how his upbringing shaped his faith and sense of belonging, the role of the board in advancing the organization's mission, and the growing need to support SVDP in serving individuals experiencing homelessness or food insecurity.

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“The elderly shouldn’t be forgotten; they are precious.”

Did you know by 2030, one out of every five people will be over 65?

As our population ages, it underscores the importance of organizations like Little Sisters of the Poor, which provides not only shelter but a community for this vulnerable community. In this episode, Mother Mary Richard answers "How can the community care for the elderly?"

Like SVDP, Little Sisters of the Poor has a rich history and presence in Louisville that spans over 150 years. Mother Mary shares about the cultural challenges and changes to caring for the elderly poor, and creating a nurturing environment for its nearly 80 residents.

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In the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, we all experience some levels of stress. However, we often forget the holidays amplify the challenges that the unhoused may have.

In this episode, Amy Meredith, an author, keynote speaker, consultant, and cofounder and CEO of UP For Women and Children, answers "What is it like for the unhoused during the holidays?"

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Amy also offers insight into the unique issues unhoused women and the elderly face.

• Violence is the leading cause of homelessness for women
• 2 in 5 women account for Louisville’s unhoused population, yet there are only 94 shelter beds designated for women among the city’s emergency shelter
• 1 in 5 women experiencing homelessness in Louisville are over the age of 62

Amy's new book, "Where the Light Breaks Through," is available to purchase.

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