Recessions, stock market swings, election years – none affect nonprofit fundraising, Cincinnati insiders say, as much as telling compelling stories. Stronger storytelling, they say, leads to more donors and higher levels of loyalty and giving. But as they enter 2016, development directors in Cincinnati aren’t looking merely for financial donors but, rather, to build relationships with people who care about the organization’s mission.
A winding path through virtually every job behind the scenes led Andrew Hungerford to the helm of Know Theatre. Now he’s giving the company his own spin.
Bea Wissel’s poems took first- and third-place honors at the annual poetry contest hosted by the Greater Cincinnati Writers League.
For her many efforts, Rosenberg has been named Volunteer of the Year by the Association of Fundraising Professionals. She will be honored at the National Philanthropy Day Luncheon at the Duke Energy Convention Center on Thursday, Nov. 12.
The Association of Fundraising Professionals Greater Cincinnati Chapter is recognizing Budig as the 2015 Philanthropist of the Year at its National Philanthropy Day Luncheon.
In a magnificent but concise collection, featuring 85 ensembles and 35 accessories, the Cincinnati Art Museum is presenting “High Style: Twentieth Century Masterworks from the Brooklyn Museum Costume Collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.”
Despite its reputation, performances are relatively rare, largely due to its difficulty. The VAE-CCO collaboration offers a rare chance to see a live performance by a professional choir.
