Sycamore Farm Ky

06/20/2026

06/12/2026

Sycamore Farm Ky is out at the Kroger on Breckenridge Lane today along side our friends at Louisville Metro Police Department, 6th division. Come on out and help support Sycamore Farm and our community partners!

05/25/2026

Have you wanted to serve but weren’t sure how? ❤️
Sycamore Farm recently welcomed a new resident into our residential program, and we are looking for community partners to help support daily food and grocery costs.
This is a simple but meaningful way to help provide comfort, stability, and care during a survivor’s healing journey.
If you would like to partner with us, please message us or visit https://crm.bloomerang.co/HostedDonation?ApiKey=pub_6c103a1f-3305-11eb-9803-066df7380437&BloomerangCookieId=a6812d3d-d6fd-43c3-b52b-a6a629d29a73&WidgetId=452608 🌿

05/21/2026

A heartfelt thank you to the Louisville AARP chapter for inviting Sycamore Farm to speak at your monthly meeting on Wednesday!
We truly appreciated the warm welcome, meaningful conversations, and opportunity to share about our mission and heart for the community. It was such a joy spending time with this wonderful group! ❤️
Thank you for your kindness, support, and hospitality.

05/20/2026

If you haven’t purchased your tickets yet, go ahead and scan the code now or visit the link, and reserve your spot. We would be so thankful for you to join us in celebrating Sycamore Farm and the seeds that are being planted. Please message if you have any questions.

If you are interested in sponsoring a table, or in donating items for our silent auction, reach out and let’s chat 🩵

You’re Invited 🌿

Join us for Sycamore Farm’s 2026 Annual Luncheon, Seeds of Freedom, on July 11.

Together, we’ll celebrate the lives being restored and the seeds of hope being planted every day.

We would love for you to be part of this special time.
See details below & RSVP today 💛�

05/14/2026

Good morning to our Facebook friends!

This news article outlines events that took place on May 12, 2026 in Louisville, KY. As a member of the community, we are thankful for the work that was put into this investigation and the details that were fully lined out to make it successful.

This is human trafficking. Whatever your ideas are about massage parlors, about the business they do, please be willing to look at it from this perspective if it differs from your current one.

Five women were given the chance to leave. We don't take that lightly as leaving is most often not an option at all. They were able to walk away. Read that again...walk away. They were offered Freedom. As an organization, Sycamore Farm is thankful to have been given the opportunity to be an advocate and voice for them in the middle of the unknown along with other organizations that walk along side us in combatting the reality that we all walk past daily.

We are thankful to The Lord for His protection and provision over the entire scenario. We will continue to be grateful for the work He has called us to do and the paths He makes clear for us 💙

Search warrants were served at three businesses across Louisville as part of an investigation into "allegations of human trafficking, promoting prostitution and organized criminal activity."