NATIONAL PHILANTHROPY DAY | Volunteer of the Year The last time Craig Young got a paycheck, it was for coaching middle school track and basketball – not always a slam-dunk, he admits. “I wasn’t good at the tough love part,”…
Cincinnati Opera’s annual gala is always one of the season’s must-attend events. These are folks who stage grand opera, after all. You can count on a spectacle. But this year’s gala is likely to be splashier than most – and…
NATIONAL PHILANTHROPY DAY |Philanthropist of the Year Digi Schueler may have been named Philanthropist of the Year for 2019, but the award could just as easily recognize a lifetime of achievement. Growing up in Rockford, Illinois, she learned from her…
The first in a series about women in 20th-century Cincinnati, possessed with chutzpah and vision, who profoundly enriched our lives and our communities.
Home with a 6-week-old baby boy and lacking sleep might not be the best time to start a tech business in the middle of the country. But no one told Kirsten Moorefield that.
It takes a lot of people to pull off an event of BLINK’s size and scope. But it might never have gotten off the ground in the first place without Tim Maloney.
Innovating to increase diversity is key to future Rob McDonald takes over as chair of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra board of directors this month, at the beginning of its 125th season. A partner in Taft Stettinius and Hollister (where he…
Profile in Volunteering: In arts education, the common belief is that you have to start children young. If you wait until high school or college to expose them to things like theater and classical music, it’s probably too late. Their tastes have largely been shaped. It’s the same thing with philanthropy …
Profile in Volunteering: Craig Young is not new to philanthropy and volunteerism. But his nonprofit Inspiring Service and its local arm, Cincinnati Cares, are bringing a tech-based approach to volunteerism in our region – and beyond.
Profile in Volunteering: The nature of giving has changed. Ever so gradually, the torch of philanthropy is being passed from an older generation to a younger one. And, not surprisingly, these younger givers look at the world differently than their parents and grandparents did.
