Allison M. White Law

10/27/2025

Hi everyone!!! We're collecting non-perishable food items at our office through the month of December! In Kentucky alone, 282,771 households receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits. The upcoming House budget plan includes the largest funding cut to federal food assistance in the history of SNAP, shifting the burden of funding the program onto the States. These budget changes put roughly 600,000 Kentuckians at risk of losing SNAP benefits and experiencing food insecurity. We hope that with this food drive, we can at least offset that loss by helping members of our community. Every human deserves the right to eat, and no one should have to worry about when they'll have their next meal. We plan on dropping off donations to CHFS, as we are particularly concerned for our foster families that rely on SNAP benefits to feed their foster kiddos. Please feel free to share this post and spread the word.
Drop-off Location: 161 Saint Mattews Avenue Suite #7, Louisville, Kentucky 40207
Drop-off Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00am-5:00pm
Accepted Items: canned goods (vegetables, fruits, meats), dried goods (beans, pasta, rice), and shelf-stable products like peanut butter, granola bars, powdered milk, etc.

Sources:
https://www.chfs.ky.gov/agencies/dcbs/dfs/nab/Pages/householdsummary.aspx
https://kypolicy.org/federal-snap-cuts-in-kentucky/

10/22/2025

Hey yall! I’m asking you all to please donate food for our families in need, particularly those in foster care!

If you’re able, please consider donating. Thank you all so much ♥️

161 St. Matthews Ave Suite 7
Louisville KY 40207

10/21/2025

Lets work together to feed Kentucky’s kids! Consider making a donation of non-perishable items to 161 St Matthews Ave Suite 7Louisville Kentucky 40207

06/28/2025

These past two weeks, the community has shown up for these kiddos, and it has been so amazing to see!! 🐻 This week will be our last official week of the stuffed animal drive, but we are always willing to take any stuffies you need to get cleared out! These kids appreciate it so much, and it’s been such a joy to see the smiles all these stuffed animal have already brought to so many kids. We can’t stress enough how much we appreciate the community showing up like this. Let’s finish strong !!! 161 Saint Matthews Avenue Suite #7 Mon-Fri 9am-4pm !🩷🩷

06/23/2025

One courtroom worth of stuffies and plenty more to go!! Thank you so much to our community for all of the donations, it means so much to the kiddos. Just a reminder you have until July 7th to bring donations to 161 Saint Matthew’s Avenue suite #7, Louisville, Kentucky 40207!

06/11/2025

The Jefferson County Family Court has children coming through their doors every day, whether it be for an adoption, tagging along with parents due to a lack of childcare, or even testifying in certain cases. Since a courthouse can be an intimidating environment for anyone, let alone a child, we want to do whatever we can to make these kiddos feel more comfortable and safe. Thus, we are organizing this stuffed animal drive so we can put stuffed animals in each family courtroom for children to play with and bring home if they wish. We will begin accepting donations on Monday, June 16, 2025. Donations will be collected at Allison White's Law Office(161 Saint Matthews Avenue Suite #7, Louisville, Kentucky 40207) between 9:00am-4:00pm, Monday-Friday. We kindly ask that you only donate stuffed animals that are new or lightly used. Please feel free to share this flyer on your own social medias and get the word out! Many of these children are experiencing unfortunate and sometimes traumatic circumstances, and it is important to us that we do anything we can to brighten their day and bring them some level of comfort.

04/11/2024

Attorney Allison M. White was interviewed by WDRB regarding the ongoing crisis of children in foster care being housed in inappropriate conditions. This issue is so widespread in the Commonwealth that Kentucky's legislatures having begun weighing in on the problem.

Follow the link below to view the video interview between WDRB News and Allison.

"In my opinion, children are not being properly cared for," Judge Gina Kay Calvert wrote. "My orders are not being followed."

02/16/2024

I'm Allison M. White. I practice Family Law in Kentuckiana and I love advocating for my clients.

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