our athletes with disabilities will compete in Saturday’s Queen Bee Half Marathon as Pig Works and The Bridge expand opportunities for adaptive athletes.
Paracyclists join Queen Bee field to help expand race accessibility
Category: Nonprofit News
Indigenous Peoples’ Day events return to Cincinnati
The 2026 Indigenous Peoples’ Day Convergence runs Oct. 9-12, with free events at the Contemporary Arts Center, Aronoff Center for the Arts, Heart of Northside and Jacob Hoffner Park.
Wave Pool, UC launch program to put artists to work in Cincinnati nonprofits
The three-year MATCH program will employ three artists for 30 months each. UC students will rotate through the projects as paid co-ops. Artists will work at three organizations:
Cincinnati Works celebrates 30 years
The nonprofit is celebrating its 30th anniversary at Cincinnati Museum Center, bringing together more than 200 community and business leaders to reflect on its impact and highlight a new economic impact report from the Cincinnati Regional Chamber’s Center for Research & Data.
Applications open for next Project XLR8 cohort
Eligible organizations must be established 501(c)(3) nonprofits or fiscally sponsored organizations with active programs, identified leadership, a governing board and basic financial systems.
Impact 100 grant expands Women Helping Women’s Adams County reach
The funding will allow Women Helping Women to expand its DVERT program in Adams County, connecting survivors with specially trained advocates immediately after a domestic violence incident and linking them to safety planning and support services.
Central Clinic gets $455K for reentry services
The funding will go toward reentry-focused staff, expanding evidence-based assessments and treatment, and providing immediate stabilization services for people returning to the community after involvement with the criminal justice system.
The Cincy Hat Foundation gets a boost from FUSIAN event
SPCA’s OTR adoption center opens Thursday
The 1,795-square-foot center at 1312 Main St. can accommodate six dogs and 10 cats at a time and includes private meet-and-greet rooms where potential adopters can spend time with animals.
Sam Hubbard Foundation names new leader
Emily Smith Pirrello, a corporate strategist and nonprofit executive, takes over leadership from founding Executive Director Matt Kittell, who has led the foundation since its creation about six years ago.