Two nonprofits that serve older adults in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky have merged to form one of the largest local community-based organizations that provides direct services to seniors.
The aim is to improve clinical care and health outcomes for individuals with Down syndrome by housing high-quality genetic materials that aid in driving research.
For 13 days, beginning on National Chili Day, one Flavor Maker will be featured daily, and a portion of the proceeds of a specific combo meal – the #13 – will benefit the Freestore Foodbank in their honor.
Cincinnati Museum Center announced the upcoming release of “Bok’s Giant Leap,” the story of how the Earth and the Moon came to be through the eyes of a Moon rock brought to Earth during the Apollo 11 mission.
YWCA’s 21-Day Racial Equity and Social Justice Challenge is part of a national movement to engage communities in anti-racist work.
“Gray skies are gonna cheer up, put on a happy face…” More to do than can be done, so get planning. And BTW, you’re welcome!
Organized by the New-York Historical Society, this exhibition at The Taft Museum presents footwear – spanning nearly 200 years – from the collection of high-fashion shoe designer Stuart Weitzman.
Cincinnati Ballet is offering “CB at Home” beginning Feb. 25 with a free digital version of The Kaplan New Works Series, an ambitious collection of dance world premieres.
The Literacy Network of Greater Cincinnati announces that it has been certified as a Service Enterprise by Points of Light, the world’s largest organization dedicated to volunteer service.
