During the gala, the Freedom Center will present its highest honor to Amal and George Clooney, the late Congressman John Lewis and Bryan Stevenson for their lifetimes of advocacy for freedom across the globe.
The Children’s Home has announced its co-chairs for this year’s The Marge and Charles J. Schott Foundation Rockin’ at Riverfest, scheduled for Sept. 5 at Anderson Pavilion in Smale Riverfront Park.
The Peterloon Foundation has announced a series of dinners to benefit partner charities. These dinners, called Knife Fork Spoon, will be ticketed events open to the public that promise “an evening of deliciousness and fun.”
YPCC is hosting an online and in-person Radio Revelry Remix program, a fund- and friend-raising event celebrating music from various decades – swing, doo-wop, folk and pop.
Sept. 30, 7 p.m. Virtual The Center for Respite Care is sticking with a virtual fundraising format in September based on its 2020 success. “We offered our event virtually in 2020, due to COVID, and learned that the experience from…
Cincinnati Art Museum’s “A Happening” takes place outside the museum along the Art Climb steps, and will make use of the museum’s redesigned parking lot and arrival court.
For the past 7 years, Greg Schneider has been building wheelchair ramps for veterans in 31 states. He wants more.
Though the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra’s in-person annual Bourbon Barrel Ball has been canceled, the Bourbon raffle rambles on.
The two Greater Cincinnati organizations serving visually impaired residents are going virtual with events serving Tri-state residents.
Habitat for Humanity’s signature event this weekend will look different again, thanks to the coronavirus pandemic.
