The calf, symbolizes that often excellence rests with those who demonstrate achievement beyond a single contribution. Just as two heads are better than one, so, too, is the community service of the people these awards honor.
Kim Chiodi’s work on behalf of 4C for Children – blended with a career at Western & Southern and a supportive family – has earned her the title, Champion for Children.
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.”
Friends and supporters of 4C for Children will get together for the annual Champions for Children Gala, presented by U.S. Bank.
The Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber will recognize seven black leaders throughout February as part of the “We Are Making Black History” series.
The Cincinnati Hamilton County Community Action Agency introduced Mark B. Lawson, its new CEO and president, at its 54th annual luncheon.
Altruism is so infused into the Fisher family fabric – and their involvement in the Greater Cincinnati community so broad – that the decision to give them this year’s Heart of the City Award at the American Heart Association’s Cincinnati Heart Ball was obvious.
ProKids named volunteer Amy Russert as its 2018 Merilee Turner Volunteer of the Year, while recognizing the Manuel D. and Rhoda Mayerson Foundation as its Community Builder of the Year recipient.
The Cincinnati Woman’s Club recognized 18 young women pursuing degrees from the University of Cincinnati and the Art Academy.
The Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra’s Magic of Musik gala offered a night filled with music and memories.
