The Cincinnati State Foundation has established an endowed scholarship fund to benefit students in its nursing program. It will build on a previous fund to establish an endowment of approximately $125,000.
More than 70 guests attended the John L. Magro Foundation’s 17th annual dinner — with the theme Arts Sensation, An Evening of Music and Art.
The annual Spring Fling raised more than $100,000 for Mercy Montessori’s financial aid program.
Heimlich Heroes, an educational nonprofit, is in the midst of its inaugural fundraising campaign. The organization’s “Imagine…” campaign launched in mid-April with a goal of raising $75,000 in 2016. The free program trains children in grades 2-8 how to recognize, respond and prevent a choking emergency.
Magnified Giving, which seeks to educate, inspire and engage students in lifelong philanthropy, wrapped up its 2016 student program with four awards ceremonies.
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The Rey of Light Scholarship Benefit for Students netted more than $515,000 for the DePaul Cristo Rey Scholarship Fund. The April 16 event drew a sold-out crowd of more than 400 to the DPCR Student Center.
Ten girls have received scholarships through the YWCA’s Mamie Earl Sells Scholars program. Presented by Kroger, the scholarship recognize African-American high school girls for academic achievement, leadership, extracurricular involvement and community service.
The Marge and Charles J. Schott Foundation is giving $250,000 to endow a scholarship fund at Cincinnati State for low-income students.
The Elder High School Board of Trustees received a gift of $3.5 million honoring the legacy of retiring Principal Tom Otten.
