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Project Warm Aims to Protect 30,000 Homes This Winter

11/18/2025

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Project Warm in Louisville, Kentucky, provides free weatherproofing and energy-savings education to eligible homeowners ahead of winter.
Grant Johnson, program director of Project Warm, said an audit found 30,000 homes need emergency repairs, yet 1,000 were served last year.
Volunteers such as Ricky Harris and Mark Morales emphasize the program's value for vulnerable populations, including seniors.
The White Flag Shelter in southern Indiana opened for the season as demand rises.

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Project Warm in Louisville, Kentucky, provides free weatherproofing and energy-savings education to eligible homeowners ahead of winter.
Grant Johnson, program director of Project Warm, said an audit found 30,000 homes need emergency repairs, yet 1,000 were served last year.
Volunteers such as Ricky Harris and Mark Morales emphasize the program's value for vulnerable populations, including seniors.
The White Flag Shelter in southern Indiana opened for the season as demand rises.