Explore, Enjoy, and Protect Our Planet!
Latest updates from the Greater Louisville Group
- July 23 Program - Annual Summer Picnic Featuring Taylor Ryan.
- June 25 Social Dinner at Mike Linnig's Restaurant
- Vote for Louisville Sierra Club at Momma's Mustard, Pickles, & BBQ
- Follow up on March Program - Food Justice and Urban Agriculture
- GLSC Newsletter
- Louisville Keep Your Fork - Access information and Action Items to Save Floyds Fork
- Keep up with Bullitt County Pipeline News and Action
- Past Program Videos
- GLSC Executive Committee Meetings are open to everyone. Always the first Tuesday of the month at 7 PM.
- Greater Louisville Sierra Club is a proud supporter of Forward Radio! Listen NOW!
- All you need to give is your vote. By going HERE you can help GLSC and other fine nonprofits.
Summer Picnic at the Louisville Nature Center - Special Guest Taylor Ryan, Founder and Executive Director of Change Today Change Tomorrow
Please Join us as we welcome Taylor Ryan, a 33-year-old Black woman who wears multiple hats as a single parent, active community member, nonprofit executive director and founder. As the executive director and founder of Change Today, Change Tomorrow, Taylor is wholly committed to activating and educating individuals on the importance of healthy eating and lifestyle choices. Through her advocacy work, she has successfully implemented innovative programs that strive to bridge the gap between food insecurity and access to nutritional resources. She is an advocate fighting against food injustice and public health disparities through direct community outreach in Louisville, KY’s West End. She received her undergraduate degree at the University of Louisville. Taylor holds two master's degrees in Adult Education and Leadership Studies, which she uses to champion initiatives that benefit the underserved populations within her community.
Her love for the community runs deep, and has continually driven her to work tirelessly towards improving the lives of others. What sets her apart is her commitment to direct outreach in the community. She understands that real change only comes through building relationships and working together to create sustainable solutions. Whether she's organizing community gardens, running health fairs, or advocating for policy changes, she always keeps the needs and perspectives of the people she serves at the forefront of her work. Despite all the challenges that come with being a single parent, Taylor’s unwavering call to promoting social change remains an inspiration to many. She has become a beacon of change, proving that even one person can make a significant difference in the world. Above all, Taylor has an unshakable love for her community. She believes that everyone deserves access to healthy, fresh foods and the opportunity to live a full and vibrant life. Her dedication and tireless efforts have touched countless lives and inspired many others to join the fight for food and public health justice.
She is a 2023 Louisville Business First 40 Under Forty recipient and was recognized by Louisville Business First in 2022 as a Person to Know in Nonprofits.
Our meetings are always free and open to the public.
Vote for Louisville Sierra Club at Momma's Mustard, Pickles, and BBQ!
There is a simple step you can take to help the Sierra Club promote outdoor opportunities for low-income students, support the installation of solar panels and EV chargers, and invest in programs for environmental equity. JUST VOTE daily for "Louisville Sierra Club" on Momma's BBQ website. Momma’s Mustard, Pickles & BBQ donates 2% of its sales to six charitable local organizations. The more votes we get, the greater the proportion of this 2% we get and the more good work we can do!
Please go to https://mommasbbq.com/2-for-louisville/ and vote for Louisville Sierra Club. Thank you! You can vote every day!
Momma's BBQ has two locations: 102 Bauer Ave. and 119 S. Hurstbourne Pkwy. Please support these restaurants and thank the staff for selecting GLSC as one of the recipients of Momma’s generosity. The owner is Chad Cooley.
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