WHAT: In celebration of its thirty years of connecting people who care with causes that matter, the Community Foundation is highlighting different facets of its work over thirty days. The calendar includes events, activities and stories from donors, nonprofits, partners and beneficiaries that showcase successes that are a direct result of CFL’s leadership in philanthropy over the last 30 years. The initiative was launched on May 6 with the wildly successful ‘Give Local Louisville’ day, which raised nearly $1.9 million for 182 local nonprofits. Seven “profiles of impact” — one on each day of the week — are scheduled for May 12-18.

May 13, 4 p.m.— Home of the Innocents. CFL will present a grant to the Home of the Innocents for outdoor play equipment for medically fragile children. Home of the Innocents, a community of dedicated people and those they serve, provides the skills and opportunities by which vulnerable children, youth and their families may improve their lives. 1100 E. Market St.

May 14, 6:30 p.m. — Donor Circle Event. A discussion about public education turnaround and how one local school is making it work. Joe Lord, Louisville Public Media’s Online Managing Editor, will moderate a panel discussion that will include Jefferson County Public Schools Board Member David A. Jones, Jr., Waggener High School Principal Katy Zeitz and Waggener High School student Eh Nay Thaw. Waggener High School, 330 S. Hubbards Lane. The public is invited to attend and can register at donorcirclejcps.eventbrite.com.

May 16, 3:30 p.m. — Kentucky Refugee Ministries (KRM). CFL will present a grant to KRM, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing resettlement services to refugees through faith and agency-based co-sponsorship in order to promote self-sufficiency and successful integration into our community. CFL is making a grant for KRM's wish list request for 30 pillows to celebrate its 30th anniversary and to honor how KRM compassionately welcomes and serves the world's displaced people. Kentucky Refugee Ministries, 969 Cherokee Road.

FULL CALENDAR: www.cflouisville.org/30-days-calendar

ABOUT CFL: Founded in 1984, the Community Foundation of Louisville is the largest community foundation in Kentucky, with $413 million in assets and more than 1,300 charitable funds. Each fund has its own name and charitable purpose as defined by its donors. In 2013, these funds awarded more than 7,000 grants totaling $40 million to nonprofit organizations in the Louisville area and beyond. Over the past 30 years, the Community Foundation of Louisville has made more than $625 million in grants to nonprofit organizations in Louisville and beyond. For more information, visit www.cflousville.org.