Project 410

03/25/2026

CAMPBELLSVILLE - TONIGHT

🍽️ FREE COOK-READY MEAT GIVEAWAY 🍽️

Join us for a community meat and condiments giveaway!

📅 Wednesday, March 25
⏰ 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM (or until we run out)
📍 104 W Main St.

We will be giving away FREE cook-ready meals (featuring deer meat and condiments) to anyone in need. No cost, no catch, just come by and be blessed!

Please share to help spread the word!

02/01/2026

Our guests at the warming center have been truly blessed this week by an incredible group of volunteers who have given of their time to prepare meals and serve as overnight monitors. Your kindness and dedication have made a huge impact!

Tonight’s menu consisted of Country Ham, Green Beans and Corn!

The Warming Center will close tomorrow, Sunday, February 1st, at noon. Thank you to everyone who stepped up to serve and care for those in need during this time!

Thank you to our community for your support!

01/28/2026

Our Family Resource Youth Services Centers would like to share the following information!

Be safe and stay warm!

01/28/2026

❤️ DONATION APPRECIATION ❤️

We are thankful for the Taco Bar that Greensburg Global Methodist Church provided for our guest earlier this week!!

Our community supporters and friends have been such a huge blessing at the Warming Center!

If you’d like more information about Project 410 check out our website at Project410ky.org

01/27/2026

❤️ DONATION APPRECIATION ❤️

We want to say Thank You to New Journey Church of Campbellsville in their donation of individual bags of chips for the Warming Center!

We are so grateful for all of our community partners and volunteers that support the work of our ministry!

01/26/2026

For the last 4 years, Project 410’s Founder & Executive Director Daniel Cook has been heading up a community warming center with the help of Upper Room Ministries, and numerous other agencies and non-profits.

The warming center is operated through the guidance and leadership of Project 410, in the facility of Upper Room Ministries.
It is open to anyone seeking refuge from the cold and dangerous conditions, anytime it is below 20 degrees or below for 48 hours or more.
On average we see around 12-15 guest per night, however we’ve sheltered as many as 25 people.
We rely on volunteers to serve as monitors, shift leaders and cleaners. We are blessed by numerous donors and supporters who help supply food, snacks, toboggans, Hot-Hands, coats and hygiene items. Guests are welcomed in, invited to eat, shower if desired and most importantly rest.

Currently, due to weather conditions, we have been asked by Emergency Management and City/County Officials to operate around the clock. We are attempting to do the best we can at that very task!

If you are interested in serving, please reach out to us!

01/25/2026

❤️ DONATION APPRECIATION ❄️

We are so thankful for all of our donors and community partners & volunteers!

St. Andrew’s Methodist Church dropped off some pastries & Muffins!

Lisa Gaddie brought us by some toilet paper, Kleenex, and paper towels!!

Sandra Hinton hooked everyone up in the Coffee Department with cups and some Folgers!

Mike and Debbie Stanfield dropped off some snacks and water!!

We are so thankful for people’s willingness to support the work and ministry of Project 410 and especially the Warming Center!

⚠️ CURRENTLY WE ARE GOOD ON SUPPLIES AND FOOD - STILL NEED PEOPLE TO WORK SHIFTS

01/24/2026

❤️ DONATION APPRECIATION ❤️

Wow!!! We were blown away this week by this huge blessing from one of our longtime friends and supporters! She has blessed so many people through her generosity!

We are so grateful for these items, to keep our guests fed and warm!

1 Chronicles 16:34 says,
“Give thanks to the LORD, for he is good; his love endures forever.”

01/24/2026

We are currently OPEN and have volunteers through 6am tomorrow morning!

If you or someone you know is in need of warm shelter, stop by!

⚠️ We are still in need of volunteers for both Nighttime and Daytime Shifts!

* NOTE *
The Warming Center is operated by Project 410, Inc. Upper Room Ministries graciously allows us to operate out of their building.
We rely on volunteers to serve as monitors, shift leader, and cleaners.
Numerous people have donated items and food…this allows us to have food and items such as toboggans, gloves, hot-hands, etc. on hand to hand out to those in need.

We ask volunteers to work 6 hour shifts because we have tried numerous fits previously and it hasn’t been effective.
We can work with people on schedules however! We just do our best to provide a male and female per shift for accountability.

We are honored to serve as well as are all the volunteers, but let me be clear…before criticizing the endless amount of hours of service by VOLUNTEERS, and our ministry and the church…come serve a shift or two and see how it is a blessing to ensure a good nights sleep for our guests! It’s easy to complain about things but it’s harder to be the change!

- Daniel T. Cook
Founder and Executive Director

01/24/2026

❤️ DONATION APPRECIATION ❤️

We are so thankful for our friends at Christie Chapel Church in Knifley!! They dropped off a ton of snacks and goodies, and even stayed and helped us get our cots setup and everything ready to go for the night!!

Project 410 Board Member, Erika Burress from Early’s Chapel Church spent several hours there today too!! It truly takes a village to make it all happen!!

Thank you to everyone who has given financially, tangibly or by service!!
God is Good and we are Thankful for you!

“Every time I think of you I thank God for you.
I have joy in my heart every time I ask God to help you. I thank God for the joy we share in telling the good news from the very first day until now.” Philippians 1:3-5