Exit 0

10/11/2026

Thank you to Theresa J. Lamb State Farm for the pizza and fruit today for our meal and all of our volunteers today and special thanks to Evan Stoner who came out to serve with us.

10/10/2026

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Although Isaias is a shell of its former self it will still bring widespread rain later today along with winds gusting 25-35 mph. Isolated places could see gusts up to 40 mph! Rainfall totals by Sunday night will generally be under an inch although a few places could see 2-3" in heavier rain showers east of I-65. Eventually winds weaken by Sunday morning and rain moves away by Sunday afternoon.

10/08/2026

Today marks Snip Clinic day at Exit 0, where over 80 cats are receiving spay or neuter services. This event, organized in partnership with Public Vet, highlights the ongoing effort to control the local cat population and promote responsible pet ownership. The dedicated team at Public Vet has been instrumental in providing these essential services, ensuring a healthier future for community cats. In the spirit of humane animal advocacy, we believe that Bob Barker would be proud of this impactful initiative.

10/08/2026

A heartfelt gratitude goes out to Heaven's Eyes for their generous meal donation last night, which served many individuals in need. This act of kindness not only provided nourishment but also brought comfort and warmth to those who may otherwise have gone hungry. Such contributions play a vital role in supporting the community, especially during colder months. Organizations like Heaven's Eyes show us the power of compassion and collaboration when it comes to helping those who are less fortunate.

In addition to the meal, the dedication of our volunteers has been remarkable. They worked tirelessly to provide essential services such as 17 showers and 10 loads of laundry for the unhoused community. These efforts are crucial in maintaining dignity and hygiene for individuals experiencing homelessness. The time and energy these volunteers invest make a significant difference, highlighting the importance of community support in addressing such pressing issues during challenging times.

With temperatures dropping into the low 50s this week, the distribution of cold-weather gear has become increasingly important. Our volunteers have focused not only on providing food and showers but also on ensuring that our unhoused friends have access to warm clothing and other essentials. This comprehensive approach to care demonstrates a deep understanding of the needs in our community. Together, through the efforts of organizations and volunteers, we can create a supportive environment that helps those in need endure the cold and challenging weather conditions.

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10/07/2026

Mental health is real on the streets instead of getting them commited for the help they need lets just lock em up this is just 1 of many who are sitting in jail cause America says they can act this instead of getting them the mental health help they need before something happens.

10/07/2026

After being denied help from local agencies and the shelter to help with an ID, food stamps and healthcare we had no choice but to help him otherwise he would be another stat in Jeffersonville.

10/06/2026

Begining of the month brings a smaller crowd, plenty left over for seconds for everyone huge thank you to everyone who voluntered and helped provide the meal. Special shout out to our friends at Toni T’s Cobblers and More for the desserts.

10/01/2026

As cooler temperatures set in, the demand for warmer gear rises, prompting a call for help in October. We are currently out of stock of essential items, including tents, snacks for snack bags, socks, deodorant, and baby wipes. These items play a crucial role in supporting those in need as the weather changes. To assist us in replenishing our supplies, please visit our donation page at https://linktr.ee/exit0 for more ways to contribute and help the community.

10/01/2026

It has been a bustling week and a half at Exit 0 as we prepare for the cooler temperatures ahead. Our team has worked hard to provide essential services such as showers and laundry for those in need. This week alone, we were able to offer 25 showers and complete 10 loads of laundry. These services are vital as the weather begins to change, and we strive to ensure that everyone has access to basic hygiene facilities as the colder months approach.

As we transition into our fall schedule, we want to remind everyone that after today, showers and laundry services will only be available on Wednesdays from 1 PM to 7 PM. This change will run until the end of the year. We understand this may be an adjustment for some, but we hope to continue providing as much support as possible during this limited timeframe. It is our goal to make sure that no one is left without access to these essential services during the colder season.

We would also like to send a special thank-you to Domino's and Chick-fil-A in Jeffersonville for their generous food donations last week. Having these meals available for our unhoused friends is always a special treat that brings joy and comfort. Additionally, our heartfelt appreciation goes out to all the volunteers and supporters who dedicate their time and effort to help us serve the community. Their endless commitment allows us to keep the doors open and provide necessary assistance to those who need it most.