More than 600 guests from dozens of area nonprofits and businesses gathered for the Association of Fundraising Professionals’ annual National Philanthropy Day at Music Hall. The event celebrated the impact volunteers and philanthropists have on our region.
More than 650 guests attended the Ronald McDonald House of Greater Cincinnati’s Red Tie Gala at the Hyatt Regency. The “Boots and Bow Ties” evening included a live auction and an Adopt a Family activity. Organizers say it was the most successful gala yet, grossing more than $750,000.
They were strutting down the catwalk at Jack Casino for the annual fashion show supporting Dress for Success Cincinnati.
The Contemporary Art Center’s gala, Opening Minds, was a night to celebrate the center’s education, outreach and community engagement programs.
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation’s sixth annual Bourbon & BowTie Bash was again a sellout (nearly 2,000 guests) and set a new fundraising record of $350,000 to support type 1 diabetes research.
Lighthouse Youth & Family Services’ annual Fall Event raised more than $74,000 for services for young people and families.
Nearly 600 supporters of the Lindner Center of HOPE raised more than $3.7 million for mental health research and treatment at a September fundraiser at the home of Craig and Frances Lindner.
A sellout crowd of more than 2,800 guests celebrated with the Cincinnati Zoo at the Zoofari masquerade ball.
The Greater Cincinnati Planned Giving Council honored 20 philanthropists with Voices of Giving Awards for their generosity to charitable organizations.
Auto enthusiasts had plenty to keep their engines running at the 42nd annual Cincinnati Concours d’Elegance.
