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Louisville, KY 40208
Profoundly changing lives for over 100 years.
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We Change Lives

The Cabbage Patch is a local
Louisville children's charity

We foster self-esteem and responsibility through purpose-driven programs in which approximately 1,000 children and their families participate each year.

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Our Mission

The Cabbage Patch Settlement House is a local, non-profit Christian organization

We are a local nonprofit, empowering children, youth, and families to reach their full potential since 1910. Our mission is to provide life-changing academic, recreational, and mentoring opportunities through Christ-centered values.

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How To Join

Anyone between the ages of 8 and 16 are welcome

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, all classes and activities offered through The Cabbage Patch are free to our members.

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Latest Stories from The Patch
Summer Sizzle: Cooking Up Confidence at The Cabbage Patch
The kitchen was alive with activity: the rhythmic chopping of peppers, the gentle whisper of a whisk, the cracking of eggs, and the sizzle and aroma of bacon and sausage filled the air. Flour floated around like delicate clouds. This was the vibrant scene of summer Chef Camp at The Cabbage Patch, where the day’s focus was creating a special breakfast menu....
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Congratulations, Cabbage Patch Grads: Class of 2024!
We would like to congratulate all our amazing 2024 Cabbage Patch graduates. We are extremely proud of both our graduating college scholars and high school seniors. After watching them grow up at The Patch, we now share the joy of watching them establish themselves in the world. As each of them embarks on new journeys ahead, we pray for their continued protection...
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Empowering Young Men for Life: From Balloons to Beards—Inside The Cabbage Patch’s Men of Honor Camp
As a group of young men gathered on plush sofas, they were handed balloons and instructed to inflate them. With careful breaths, they filled the balloons to nearly the size of their heads before carefully tying them off. Then with markers in hand, they went about creating self-portraits on their balloon canvases. But this was no ordinary art project during The...
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