The public charity of the Cincinnati-based E.W. Scripps Co. is funding new initiatives aimed at training more investigative journalists and increasing diversity and inclusion in the industry.
Scripps seeks new teaching ideas
Category: Equity
Costs challenge Thanksgiving event
Inflation is challenging the ability for an all-volunteer nonprofit to host its annual Thanksgiving day meal for 6500 Greater Cincinnati families.
Region’s biggest fundraiser returning
Despite reaching large numbers of television viewers, the Greater Cincinnati YWCA will return to holding its annual Career Women of Achievement event — historically the largest-attended fundraiser in the region — in person.
City, GCF create $400K fund for small agency capacity building
The city of Cincinnati and Greater Cincinnati Foundation have launched a program to provide capacity-building grants to small nonprofits, with an emphasis on ones led by people of color.
Chase grants $500K for Black women
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.
City to take up nonprofit funding shift
A Cincinnati Council member is proposing significant changes to the way the city funds human services and other outside nonprofits.
2nd product lifts vision loss agency
One of Cincinnati’s agencies serving the blind is launching a second partnership tapping into the nation’s bourbon and craft beer boom.
Matthew 25 starts another expansion
Matthew 25: Ministries, the giant international disaster-relief organization, has broken ground on the latest expansion of its massive campus in Blue Ash.
More transitions for major nonprofits
Three long-time Cincinnati nonprofit CEOs representing more than 100 years of leadership are stepping aside, with new permanent and interim leadership emerging as soon as this week.
St. Vincent expanding pharmacy east
The Cincinnati section of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul is embarking on a $5 million expansion of its free prescription program.