Hoping to improve the experience for cancer patients receiving chemo treatments, musician Zac Greenberg joined forces with pianist Phil DeGreg and drummer John Taylor to entertain 50 guests for a fundraiser at the Hilton Netherland Plaza.
Located across from Findlay Market, Social O.T.R. is staffed by students in CityLink Center’s Findlay Culinary Training Program
More than 670 individuals gathered for the Good Samaritans’ 35th annual gala, “Good Luck, Good Health, Good Cheer – Let’s Celebrate Chinese New Year!”
More than 220 guests showed their support for Stepping Stones at the agency’s annual Open Your Heart dinner at Eddie Merlot’s restaurant. The event raised $90,000 to support programs for local children and adults with disabilities.
HCDC held its 36th annual meeting and Business Development Awards ceremony to celebrate the organizations and individuals who have partnered with HCDC to help build the local economy “one business at a time.”
The Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center marked the grand opening of its new home at Union Terminal with a sold-out crowd of more than 800.
Greater Cincinnati Pets in Need hosted its fifth annual Petcasso fundraiser at The Summit, raising a record $36,000 to help fund its clinic.
The Cincinnati Hamilton County Community Action Agency introduced Mark B. Lawson, its new CEO and president, at its 54th annual luncheon.
The Cincinnati Observatory celebrated its 175th anniversary at the Monastery Event Center, which was built on the site of the original observatory building.
For the past decade, the nonprofit has partnered with high schools and middle schools by giving groups of students $1,000 and inviting them to invest this money in the local nonprofit community.
