A longtime planned giving executive has been named president of the Cincinnati Scholarship Foundation, succeeding Ned Hertzenberg — who had led the organiation for 40 years.
Planned giving leader to take charge of one of region’s oldest nonprofits
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Local donor pledges $18 million to Holocaust center, ensuring its future
A local donor has pledged $18 million to the Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center, the center’s largest single gift ever.
Ohio PBS stations get $5M from state to help fix COVID learning loss
Ohio’s eight PBS stations will be working with local summer and afterschool program staff from across the state to help address disruptions to learning caused during the COVID-19 pandemic.
To draw is to see
As a kid, Jason Franz wanted to be an artist. “But … I had it in my mind that if you were going to be an artist, you have to model nude for one another in art school. And I was dead set against being naked in front of anybody.”
Celebrate singing this summer with Cincinnati Youth Choir
School Board School class to share insights in 4th class celebration
School Board School is hosting its annual Impact presentations and class-end celebration.
Detroit deputy superintendent gets top job in Cincinnati schools
Iranetta Wright, deputy superintendent of schools in the Detroit Public Schools Community District, will take on the top leadership position in the Cincinnati school district this spring.
Faths pledge $50 million to St. Xavier
The Faths have donated $50 million to St. Xavier, and will honorarily lead a $200 million capital campaign.
Scott named Whole Again leader, DePaul names new principal
A long-time volunteer for Whole Again, Kendra Scott has been named its new executive director.
Cincinnati chamber names class members for BIPOC women leadership program
The Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber has named nine women leaders to the second class for WE Ascend, a leadership development program for BIPOC women.