Finances & reports
financial reports & public documents
Transparency matters. This page includes our financial statements, required filings, and other public documents so supporters, partners, and community members can easily access important information about our organization and how we operate.
Ways to get involved
Every neighborhood’s path is different. Some are just beginning to organize. Others are ready to build, invest, or scale. CFN exists to support all of it without rushing the process or skipping the people.
If you’re ready to engage, learn, plan, or invest in the future of Louisville neighborhoods, we’re ready to walk alongside you.
Community ownership requires more than vision—it requires strategy, structure, and capital. This article explores how neighborhoods can move from community voice to lasting ownership through investment, planning, and power-building.
Louisville’s next city budget is now in the hands of Metro Council, and May is when the public review begins in earnest.
This week’s budget review starts with a simple but important fact: Louisville Metro is expecting more General Fund revenue this year — $919 million total, up $42.5 million from last year. Before residents can weigh in on what the budget should fund, we need to understand where the money is coming from.
