The seventh annual Believe 2 Achieve dinner and auction supporting children with disabilities is moving to the Anderson Pavilion.
Believe 2 Achieve moves to riverfront
Category: Children & Youth
Council on Child Abuse holds inaugural fundraiser
The Council on Child Abuse, a Talbert House affiliate, raised more than $30,000 at its first Reach for the Stars event.
JDRF One Walk will step off at Kings Island
More than 7,000 people are expected to participate in the JDRF One Walk in Mason. The event is one of more than 200 JDRF walks nationwide.
Children, Inc. aims for success
The Children Inc. Raising of the Green Gala honored Oakley and Eva Farris for their continued commitment to help children in our community.
JDRF Gala breaks fundraising record
JDRF Southwest Ohio welcomed over 800 guests to its annual Cincinnatian of the Year Gala. The event honored Rich Boehne, chairman of the E.W. Scripps Co., and raised money for type 1 diabetes research.
Junior League supports Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank
The Junior League of Cincinnati will partner with Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank, providing up to $75,000 in seed money over the next three to five years to provide diapers to low-income families.
OVV raises funds at its Superhero Gala
Ohio Valley Voices honored Susie Stierer as it celebrated its 10th Annual Superhero Gala at the Manor House. Gala proceeds will further the organization’s mission to help children with hearing loss communicate through the use of hearing aids and cochlear implants.
Swoneky gets boost
The Camp Swoneky Auxiliary hosted its annual Hope for Camp Swoneky fundraiser. More than 100 guests helped raise about $22,000 for the camp, a ministry of the Salvation Army in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky.
Vote with your wallet to support Dancing with the CLC Stars
Inspired by ABC-TV’s “Dancing with the Stars,” Dancing with the CLC Stars pairs eight local celebrities with professional dancers from Arthur Murray Dance Center. The event is a benefit for the Children’s Law Center, a nonprofit serving disadvantaged and vulnerable youth.
ProKids Breakfast brings community together for abused children
ProKids will host about 600 community members for its annual Friends of Children Breakfast, asking for more support to directly serve hundreds of abused and neglected children in Hamilton County.