The Bethesda Foundation is hosting Gourmet Melodies, an evening to benefit Hospice of Cincinnati at Smale Riverfront Park.
Gourmet Melodies set for Smale Park
Category: Health
Foundation pledges $2M to help transgender kids
Chris and Jessica Cicchinelli didn’t know their calling would be to help transgender children and their parents — until the issue hit home. When their own child, born a boy, insisted she wanted to dress and be identified as a…
Polo for Babies supports CHMC
At Polo for Babies, attendees can help support the Leonidas Foundation and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. Now in its fifth year, the event has raised $100,000 for the Neonatal Institute at Cincinnati Children’s.
Benefit raises $210,000 for Alzheimer’s Association
Nearly 580 guests crowded the pavilion level of Jack Casino, helping raise more than $210,000 for the Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Cincinnati.
UP raises $60K for Cincinnati Children’s
Members of Kindervelt 50 and more than 200 guests gathered at the new Summit Hotel for Kindervelt’s UP spring fundraiser. The event was a benefit for the Psychiatric Emergency Assessment Center of Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center.
Bethesda LYCEUM raises $250,000 for cancer center
The record-setting crowd raised more than $250,000 for the cancer center, which will offer a comprehensive network of cancer specialists and cutting-edge facilities.
Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation walk
Luke Visconte, 9, is motivating the community to find cures by participating in the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation’s Cincinnati Take Steps walk.
Nonprofits tee up for those with disabilities
Children and adults with developmental disabilities – and their families – will be the big winners from a new charitable golf outing hosted by Bengals legends Dave Lapham and Ken Anderson.
Mayfield Foundation combines art and science for success
Donors, patients, physicians and community leaders attended Art and Science of Healing at The Transept. The event netted more than $60,000 for the Mayfield Education and Research Foundation.
Foundation opens vision clinic in Middletown
The Cincinnati Eye Institute Foundation opened its fourth vision clinic for adults who need eye exams, prescription glasses and diagnoses for potentially vision-limiting diseases. It’s the only free vision clinic for adults in Middletown.