Planned Parenthood Southwest Ohio is excited to invite you to UNSTOPPABLE, a can’t-miss event that takes the momentum of these past two years and pushes it to new heights, as we develop new strategies to come together to advance health equity.
The awards are presented by the Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center, highlighted by Upstander Awards Dinner and Gala on June 11, at 6 p.m., in historic Union Terminal’s rotunda, where local survivors of Nazi Germany arrived by train from war-torn Europe to rebuild their lives.
The event raises money to support Easterseals Redwood’s programs and mission to advance 100% equity, access and workforce inclusion for people with disabilities, people facing economic disadvantages and veterans.
The Giving Voice Foundation’s Mimosas for Memories event is a colorful, delicious and impactful experience that benefits innovative local programming aiming to improve the lives and health of our community’s older adults living with Alzheimer’s and dementia and their caregivers.
The Cincinnati Concours d’Elegance, in its 45th year, will feature 75 years of Porsche, sponsored by Porsche of the Village, with proceeds benefiting Juvenile Arthritis.
A downtown Cincinnati coworking space is showcasing through February the work of student artists from four local universities.
The Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber named Donald Klekamp, Janet Reid, Larry Sheakley and C. Smith as the 2023 class of Great Living Cincinnatians.
One of Cincinnati’s most beloved traditions is set to return for another year of holiday magic: The Shillito’s Elves.
The Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center will host a 100th birthday celebration for Dr. Al Miller, a beloved Cincinnatian, U.S. veteran and Holocaust survivor.
