The oldest continuous Jewish congregation west of the Allegheny Mountains is close to achieving a $1 million fundraising campaign it launched a little more than a year ago.
Rockdale close on $1 million fund
4C for Children to honor Sallie Westheimer, Cincinnati Preschool Promise, Montgomery County Preschool Promise
4C for Children will honor 50 local community servants and organizations, including its retired CEO, Sallie Westheimer, during the agency’s 50th Anniversary Champions Gala.
Music accelerator sets first fundraiser
After nearly five years in operation, Cincinnati Music Accelerator – Ohio’s first music career accelerator focused on making Cincinnati a music city through job placement and education – is hosting its first fundraiser at the end of the month.
Fort Thomas arts center needs $3M
The community theater group in Fort Thomas has launched a $3 million capital campaign to improve the historic landmark building that is a centerpiece of the community’s urban redevelopment plans.
Butler County foundations consolidate
Grantmakers in Butler County are getting better organized, while also continuing a legacy of supporting community needs with a summer distribution of nearly $1 million.
Magnified helps kids give $194K
Magnified Giving empowered more than 4,900 students in Greater Cincinnati and Cleveland to award $194,265 to nonprofits during the 2021-22 school year.
Culture FIX: Aug. 10-16
Music, art and theater are the headliners this week, with a mind-expanding conference and some life-balance wisdom on the side… Take advantage of what’s out there, Dear People. Fill up your dance card. You have no idea how lucky we are here.
Kremer, Gerding in NKY hall of fame
Five prestigious awards highlight the Northern Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame 40th summer reunion.
UC, CityLink to train for health jobs
Addressing a need to fill vacant health care jobs, UC Health and CityLink Center are partnering on a new training program to help Greater Cincinnati residents become patient care assistants.
Wisconsin native named Taft CEO
Culture FIX: Aug. 3-9
What’s interesting about these less-crammed mid-summer weeks is what rises to the top when half of us on vacation elsewhere. Just means more for us still around, right?