We all can’t go South to help with recovery from the devastation of Hurricane Ian. But you can help your neighbors in need right here in Greater Cincinnati on Oct. 21-22 in the first of what’s expected to become an annual communitywide weekend of service sponsored by the Rotary Club of Cincinnati.
Four local nonprofits were awarded last week $101,000 each from Impact 100, the women’s collective-giving organization that has now granted $6.4 million to more than 50 local organizations since its creation in 2001.
The Cincinnati International Wine Festival said it has now raised more than $6.75 million in total for local nonprofits since its inception 31 years ago, including $261,000 donated to 31 organizations as a result of this year’s $520,000 in fundraising.
A team of Cincinnatians with connections in Eastern Kentucky have organized a benefit to help flooding victims there.
The annual Labor Day picnic at Coney Island – a decades long labor celebration in the Tri-State – is moving to Great American Ballpark.
Five prestigious awards highlight the Northern Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame 40th summer reunion.
A panel of nonprofit leaders last week shared secrets to successful executive transitions, making it clear that no one formula works for all and that outside guidance is key.
The Covington-Cincinnati Suspension Bridge Committee, which showcases the historic bridge designed by John A. Roebling, will accept submissions from July 1-31 in a photo contest being held for the first time in three years.
Melissa S. Brown, a former Giving USA editor and member of the Lilly school faculty, returns to Cincinnati that day for the 19th consecutive year to give the Greater Cincinnati region a first-hand readout of the report and its findings.
