A collaborative effort several years in the making, Represent Cincy – whose goal is to connect more Black-owned businesses with brick-and-mortar spaces in Over-the-Rhine – is ready to launch as a nonprofit with a new leader. Jared Simmons, an Alabama…
A seminal arts and culture report has once again named the Cincinnati metro area as one of the 20 most arts-vibrant large cities in the United States.
The city of Cincinnati and Greater Cincinnati Foundation received 136 applications totaling $3.2 million for its request for proposals to build capacity at small community-based nonprofits.
Two Cincinnati nonprofits have been named among 106 nonprofits nationally to participate in a Bank of America accelerator program – with each getting $200,000 over two years.
Easterseals Redwood received a nearly $1 million grant for improving the organization’s long-time Fort Mitchell campus.
GreenLight Cincinnati is launching its fifth local initiative – this one aimed at fixing a big problem in the region’s affordable housing crisis.
JPMorgan Chase is granting $500,000 to expand a Cincinnati regional chamber talent program aimed at connecting Black women to technology careers, with two local nonprofits and a foundation providing key support.
