United Way of Greater Cincinnati’s Board of Directors has chosen Michael Johnson as its next president and CEO, a role he will begin July 9. He is currently president and CEO of Boys & Girls Club of Dane County in Madison, Wisconsin.
Gary and Kim Heiman, the husband-and-wife team behind Standard Textile Co., Inc., will lead United Way of Greater Cincinnati’s 2018 annual community campaign as volunteer co-chairs.
The Metropolitan Club recently announced a diverse group of twenty-eight young leaders – the inaugural Roebling Society class of 2018.
Eight Cincinnati-area women will be honorees at the YWCA Greater Cincinnati’s 39th annual Career Women of Achievement Luncheon.
Two environmental nonprofits that have made substantial progress in improving the health of the Mill Creek have merged, forming the Mill Creek Alliance.
Get to know Emily Holtrop, Cincinnati Art Museum’s director of learning and interpretation and winner of this year’s National Museum Education Art Educator award.
The Association of Fundraising Professionals launched a campaign to address issues of gender inequity in the fundraising profession and charitable sector. The two-year Women’s Impact Initiative will assess, address and highlight the challenges that women in the fundraising profession face, with the goal of creating resources that help overcome gender inequity.
More than 200 volunteers will take to the phones for the largest single day of fundraising during the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati’s annual campaign.
This month, 30 nonprofits will have the opportunity to win $10,000 through Brackets for Good Cincinnati, a fundraising tournament that inspires community members to learn about and rally behind charitable nonprofits.
Talbert House and Health Care Access Now will leverage the resources of both agencies to better coordinate care for the region’s underserved in a cost-effective way.
