United Way of Greater Cincinnati surpassed its “summer sprint” goal by raising $11 million as it works to address the most significant health and economic threat to Cincinnati in generations.
ArtsWave wrapped up an unprecedented fiscal year by announcing updated 2020 fundraising results and introducing its 2021 campaign chair.
The global pandemic has forced one of Cincinnati’s most well-established nonprofits to shift gears for its annual gala normally held on Labor Day weekend.
As debates rage about whether or not to have in-person school starting this month, one thing is clear – many kids need supplies in order to keep up with their fellow students.
In response to the pandemic’s devastating impact on artists in Cincinnati, the Contemporary Arts Center and Wave Pool have launched a micro-residency program that extends both creative opportunity and economic support to regional artists.
The death of George Floyd in May created a heightened interest in past cases of police aggression, including that of Elijah McClain. In response to his love for music, and the violin, musicians around the country organized vigils to honor his memory. Here are photographs from the vigil in Cincinnati by Tina Gutierrez.
Due to COVID-19, this year’s cookie sales were greatly impacted, resulting in a significant surplus of cookies. But after Saturday, Girl Scout Cookies will no longer be available until January.
Starting Wednesday, July 8, local shoppers will have the opportunity to help the arts by bidding in support of ArtsWave and more than 40 Cincinnati nonprofit arts organizations.
In response to the pandemic’s impact on the fundraising industry, the Association of Fundraising Professionals of Greater Cincinnati has created a fund to sponsor 15 additional scholarships.
