Days of violent protests have created a humanitarian crisis in Haiti, according to Tim Mettey, CEO of Matthew 25: Ministries, a humanitarian aid and disaster relief organization headquartered in Cincinnati.
The Leadership Council for Nonprofits’ 19th annual Securing the Future conference is dedicated to building the strategic, leadership and resource development skills of the board, staff and donors of Greater Cincinnati nonprofits.
As a funding source for more than 100 arts organizations and programs, the 92-year-old council hopes to grow its donor base and raise more than $12 million, which would mark the sixth year in a row surpassing that milestone.
The Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber held two events last fall: One helped bring together business and community executives, and the other connected students with community opportunities.
Camela Turrin was recognized for valor, John Raterman for administrative excellence, Matthew Flagler for self-improvement and Alexis Rodgers for community service.
In 2019, the Cincinnati Observatory will take telescopes to neighborhood residents – hosting a free outreach program in each of the city’s 52 neighborhoods over 52 weeks.
GreenLight Fund Cincinnati’s 2018 Cinnovation event celebrated the launch of the Family Independence Initiative. More than 200 people, all committed to investing directly in low-income families, attended.
Behringer-Crawford Museum at Devou Park is closed through Feb. 4 for renovation. Free admission is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 9, to kick off the 2019 season.
Cincinnati Public Radio unveiled a new brand identity Dec. 17 at its Unwrapped launch party at The Transept, as well as a new host for “Cincinnati Edition.”
The Cincinnati Ballet commissioned a new oil painting to commemorate Carmon DeLeone’s 50th year with the organization.
