The Clifton Community Council is an organization dedicated to the well being of the neighborhood bounded by Brownsboro Road on the north, Ewing Avenue on the east, I-64 on the south and Mellwood Avenue on the west. Located in Clifton is a vibrant business community. Both for-profit and nonprofit organization make valuable contributions. Cunningham Overhead Door and River City Tire have been good neighbors for almost 50 years and the American Printing House for the Blind and Kentucky School for the Blind have served the visually impaired for over one hundred years. These Clifton institutions are a big part of what makes our neighborhood special. The Clifton neighborhood has the largest population of people with blindness in the United States. We value the diversity of income, race, age and lifestyle as assets to be preserved and enhanced.

The history of Crescent Hill can be traced back to the original pioneer road of the 1780s. Upgraded as the Louisville-Lexington Turnpike in 1817, it is today’s Frankfort Avenue. With the coming of the Louisville Frankfort Railroad line in 1849, Crescent Hill became a true suburb. Early structures were joined by splendid homes as many prominent Louisvillians chose the area as the location for their "summer residences."

The St. Matthews Area Business Association has been serving the community for 44 years. With more than 280 members, it has become an important part of the business life of our community.

The Metro Chamber of Commerce provides economic development services to the Louisville metropolitan area. More than just a traditional chamber of commerce, GLI combines business attraction efforts with initiatives that support business retention, expansion and creation.

The Louisville Convention & Visitors Bureau is the not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting Louisville to conventions, trade shows, business and leisure travelers around the world. The Bureau enhances Louisville's economy through tourism by positioning and selling the community worldwide, in partnership with the public and private sector, as a premier destination for conventions, trade shows, corporate meetings, group tours and individual leisure travel.

HelloLouisville.com was created to provide a one stop website for the residents of Louisville and Southern Indiana. At the same time providing free and meaningful services to local residents and out-of-town visitors.

The Louisville Convention & Visitors Bureau is the not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting Louisville to conventions, trade shows, business and leisure travelers around the world. The Bureau enhances Louisville's economy through tourism by positioning and selling the community worldwide, in partnership with the public and private sector, as a premier destination for conventions, trade shows, corporate meetings, group tours and individual leisure travel.