Wine lovers, rejoice! The Cincinnati International Wine Festival is returning for an in-person celebration of its 31st year of giving back one glass at a tiime. Typically held each March, the nonprofit festival’s main events will be held in May this year after a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic.
de Cincinnati’s fundraising efforts are considered to be a “critical component” to the Barrett Cancer Center’s drive to earn a coveted National Cancer Institute designation.
Do you know an individual or organization working to shatter barriers to full inclusion for individuals with disabilities? Nominate them for Redwood’s inaugural Celebration of Abilities Awards.
The Greater Cincinnati tradition returns to downtown Cincinnati after two years of virtual participation. Poised to draw 20,000 runners and walkers and raise $3 million for the American Heart Association, the Heart Mini is the first major race of the year.
The Reds Community Fund is seeking volunteers for its annual Opening Day charity block party.
A group of Cincinnati organizations including Mercy Health Cincinnati will host a community discussion on gun violence on Feb. 28 at Paul Brown Stadium.
The Cincinnati International Wine Festival, a tradition the first weekend of March, is being delayed to May.
Redwood invites you to join in the fun and help fulfill it mission to provide services, solutions, and hope for children and adults with disabilities.
The pandemic continues to wreak havoc on Cincinnati area nonprofits.
The nonprofit responsible for improving Cincinnati’s preschools is seeking creative ideas from the public.
