The Children’s Home of Cincinnati cut the ceremonial ribbon for its expansion of autism and preschool services.
Children’s Home expanding autism, preschool programs
Category: Children & Youth
Heimlich Heroes expands training to teens, adults
Heimlich Heroes, a Cincinnati-based nonprofit, trains people in recognizing and responding to a choking emergency. Now, a teen and adult program will be offered in addition to the previous focus on kids ages 7 to 14.
Kick up your heels at Bluegrass for Babies
It’s time for a little toe-tapping, foot-stomping bluegrass music to promote kids’ health through the Cincinnati Children’s Center for the Prevention of Preterm Birth.
Magnified Giving grants provide $133,922 to charities
Magnified Giving ended its 2017 Student Philanthropy program by providing grants totaling $133,922 to 103 charities.
Reds’ Adam Duvall guests at JDRF benefit
Flying high for 25 years, with help from Rotary
It was up, up and away, for the campers at Camp Allyn. For the 25th year, the Rotary Club and Rotary Foundation of Cincinnati provided free hot air balloon rides for children and adults with disabilities at the camp in Batavia.
15,000 expected for Cincinnati Walks for Kids
How about going for a walk with 15,000 of your closest friends and raising money for Cincinnati Children’s? Sound like fun? Read on.
BHGH opens new home for Cincinnati Scholars
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine was on hand to help Boys Hope Girls Hope celebrate the opening of a new home.
Assistance League gets students off to a good start
As it prepared for the start of school, volunteers with Assistance League of Greater Cincinnati busily opened boxes and filled shelves with clothing of all sizes.
Culture, crafts highlight zoo’s learning day
About 10,000 guests “traveled the world” at the Cincinnati Zoo’s 12th annual Macy’s Kids, Cultures, Critters and Crafts Festival.