The Neighborhood Builders program is one of the largest philanthropic investments into nonprofit leadership development in the United States. Nonprofits are selected by a committee composed of community leaders and past awardees.
The University of Cincinnati received a $10 million gift to advance the work of the school’s Center for Cyber Strategy and Policy. The gift came from the estate of Patrick and Malle Portway. The Portways’ most recent gift to UC connects to Patrick’s career and Malle’s heritage.
The program is offering $5,000 grants to 15 small businesses in the Greater Cincinnati region of Ohio. Funding is available to eligible women, veteran and minority-owned business owners. Applications are due by Nov. 13.
The funds aim to reduce infant mortality, improve birth outcomes for Black families and address social barriers to better health.
The property is in the 3500 block of Warsaw Avenue. Officials with Price Hill Will describe the area as the gateway to Cincinnati’s West Side.
ADM provided funding to support an expansion of the Northern Kentucky college’s food pantry and establish three new scholarships for its stude
Nearly three dozen grants, worth about $120,000, will benefit artists and arts organizations in Greater Cincinnati
Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All pilot program aims to help museums attract new and diverse audiences.
The Cincinnati Art Museum is one 64 institutions to receive an inaugural Access for All grant from Art Bridges Foundation.
The gift from Carl and Martha Lindner is the latest in TCT’s $49.5 million fundraising campaign.
