News, Media, & Community Engagement
Good Day Dayton Feature – April 21, 2026
KIMBERLY LUSE, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF FISHER-NIGHTINGALE HOUSES, INC., VISITS GOOD DAY DAYTON TO SHARE DETAILS ABOUT THE UPCOMING COMPASSIONATE CARE HEALS GALA AND HOW TO PARTICIPATE BOTH IN PERSON AND ONLINE
Good Day Dayton Feature – April 3, 2026
KIMBERLY LUSE, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF FISHER-NIGHTINGALE HOUSES INC., JOINED LYDIA BICE LIVE ON GOOD DAY DAYTON TO DISCUSS THE ANNUAL COMPASSIONATE CARE HEALS GALA, ITS COMMUNITY IMPACT, AND HOW TO GET INVOLVED.
DATV Public Service Announcement – October 12, 2025
Kimberly Luse of Fisher-Nightingale Houses, Inc. is featured on Dayton Public Access Televison to give a Public Service Announcement about the...
BBB Torch Award for Ethics Winner – May 15, 2025
In everything we do, we strive to stand on a foundation of ethics, integrity and trust. The community who support us and the work of the Fisher Houses, who support those who serve us all, deserve nothing less.
Good Day Dayton Feature – December 17, 2024
Kimberly Luse and Diyor Nishanov from Fisher-Nightingale House, Inc. are accompanied by Russ Burks from Options, LLC on Good Day Dayton to share how to give back during the holiday season.
WLWT Cincinnati Feature – November 11, 2024
Kimberly Luse of Fisher-Nightingale Houses, Inc. is featured on WLWT accepting donations to support the foundation.
Community Spotlights
Thank You BRG Properties – November 10, 2024
Kimberly Luse of Fisher-Nightingale Houses, Inc. receives a donation from Jennifer Illanz of BRG Apartments in honor of Veterans Day and the continued partnership between the two entities, which has been ongoing since 2017.
Thank You Miami Valley Gaming – December 16, 2023
Fisher-Nightingale Houses, Inc. was selected as a recipient of Miami Valley Gaming's Holiday Giveaway, which includes items such as cookware and cleaning supplies to support the Fisher Houses.
Thank You Meijer – November 11, 2023
Lillian Christopher, a military spouse whose son is serving in the armed forces, “noticed a problem when a Meijer store she worked at routinely threw out unsellable merchandise that would not go back to the vendor.”









