The Foundation’s office is closed on Monday, May 25, 2026, in observance of Memorial Day. The office will resume regular hours on Tuesday, May 26, 2026.
This year, the Community Foundation of Louisville celebrates 40 years of philanthropy in this region. In 1984, under the leadership of Baylor Landrum Jr., the Foundation sought to drive philanthropy... Continue Reading »
Over the past two months, we have shared stories of local organizations working to reduce gun violence in our community. These organizations and many others have been supported by... Continue Reading »
Grant recipient No More Red Dots, Inc. works to end gun violence and criminal reoffence by providing programs with opportunities, giving access to resources for individuals in need, and training organizations... Continue Reading »
The Community Safety and Healing Fund (CSHF) was established with the goal of providing resources toward gun violence prevention and intervention in Louisville. To date, there have been three rounds... Continue Reading »
The Community Foundation of Louisville announced that the National Compassion Fund (NCF), the administrator of the Love for Louisville Old National Bank Survivors Fund and the Love for Louisville Chickasaw... Continue Reading »