Each year, the Association of Fundraising Professionals presents awards to several individuals or organizations at its National Philanthropy Day Luncheon… Rosa Nemec is in her sixth year of running the Year of the Girl program. It introduces girls in fourth through sixth grade to STEM-related fields and encourages their interest in STEM disciplines.
Abdullah Powell, creative director at Elementz, Cincinnati’s urban arts and hip-hop youth center, came to the University of Cincinnati from Columbus with the intention of being a computer engineer. Behind the scenes, though, another interest kept tugging at him.
During Labor Day weekend, Rockin’ at Riverfest offered a big way to celebrate at Anderson Pavilion in Smale Park. The location served as a prime viewing spot for the Western & Southern/WEBN fireworks. Dr. Elizabeth Cottingham, Eddie and Libby Tyner,…
Children of military families were treated to a weeklong camp experience in Camp Ernst in Burlington, Kentucky, this summer through its Camp Corral program.
The Down Syndrome Association of Greater Cincinnati is at work on its Annual Buddy Walk, the largest such event in the country.
More than 250 people enjoyed an afternoon of polo and raised $20,000 for The Leonidas Foundation to support Cincinnati Children’s.
ChamberPalooza music extravaganza will feature 10 sets, including traditional string quartets, early music and three groups of young musicians.
AFTA (Armed Forces Tickets Association-Cincinnati) and the Cincinnati Bengals/NFL Foundation joined to distribute nearly 100 bicycles to children of active military, National Guard and Reserves families. Special guest was the Bengals’ mascot, WhoDey. Also sponsoring or attending the event were…
The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati raised more than $90,000 at May’s Glass Slipper Gala. Honorees were Jill P. Meyer and Lisa A. Reinhard.
More than 600 supporters of ProKids gathered for the annual Friends of Children Breakfast.
Guests saluted 250 Court Appointed Special Advocates volunteers who will serve nearly 1,000 children in Greater Cincinnati this year.
