This ‘relentless optimist’ grew up with ethic of helping people.
Throughout her career in healthcare, Kate Schroder has seen “unacceptable disparities” in health equity at the global level.
“Don’t randomly click links online unless you’re prepared for your whole life to change,” joked Megan Fischer, CEO and founder of Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank. She’s qualified to offer the advice, considering that’s exactly what happened to her.
Lorena Molina may not be from the Midwest, but the Midwest has had a profound impact on her art. She is one of 23 artists whose work will be on display in “The Regional.”
Giving is ‘part of who they are’ Rosemary and Mark Schlachter fell in love with the arts at an early age. That shared interest led them to each other – and planted the seed for their philanthropic efforts. Today, they…
A break from the family business and a trip to Europe led Kim Klosterman to begin what would become one of the world’s most important private collections of 1960s and 1970s fine jewelry.
The Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra presents “Summermusik Under the Stars,” which will bring the orchestra to new outdoor venues. It will keep its tradition of thematic programming, exploring issues of mental health and women in music.
For nonprofits, funding can seem as precious as diamonds. Bringing in more of it certainly helps the organization shine. Richter & Phillips Jewelers helps local nonprofits meet that challenge through donations and by inviting its customers to “Purchase with a Purpose” during event fundraisers.
Scott Ruprecht and his team at Giveback XP have used the pandemic as an opportunity to innovate. They’ve launched a new division to bolster their revenue and that of their partners in the travel and nonprofit realm.
“It’s my job to figure out who’s coming and why they’re coming; what they left with and what they’ll remember,” said Caitlyn Tracey-Miller, officially the museum’s assistant director of visitor research and evaluation.