The Marge and Charles J. Schott Foundation is giving $250,000 to endow a scholarship fund at Cincinnati State for low-income students.
Schott Foundation endows scholarship fund at Cincinnati State
Category: Gifts/Grants
$3.5M gift supports Elder, honors principal
The Elder High School Board of Trustees received a gift of $3.5 million honoring the legacy of retiring Principal Tom Otten.
St. Elizabeth grant supports Health Living Center at Y
The YMCA of Greater Cincinnati has received $1 million from St. Elizabeth Healthcare to support the new Healthy Living Center at the R.C. Durr YMCA in Burlington, Kentucky.
Great Parks team up to improve horse trails
Horseback riders aren’t the only ones who noticed the horse trails at Miami Whitewater Forest were much improved last year. Now, Great Parks of Hamilton County has won national recognition from the National Association of County Park and Recreation Officials.
TQL Foundation donates $100,000 to Mercy Anderson
The TQL Foundation donated $100,000 to Mercy Health-Anderson Hospital’s renovation and expansion. The gift is earmarked for the Family Birthing Center’s new lobby.
Gifts and Grants in Brief
May gifts and grants in brief.
CAT kicks off campaign to triple addiction treatment
The Center for Addiction Treatment (CAT) has launched a $5.7 capital campaign that would triple the number of people who can get the treatment they need.
Ellen Katz and the Greater Cincinnati Foundation: positioned to make a difference
The days of cutting a big check and walking away are over. Today’s donors want to know about those they are giving to. They want to see results. It is akin to investing in a cause. Ellen Katz and the Greater Cincinnati foundation welcome that change.
Playhouse in the Park receives grant to fund Diverse Voices
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation awarded a $50,000 Cultural Vibrancy Grant to Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park to help fund its Diverse Voices program, bringing residents together around arts experiences.
Students receive laptops as part of mentoring initiative
Nine students received new laptops as part of the University of Cincinnati Medical Mentor Program, or Med Mentors. The laptops were made possible by a gift from Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center.