Ursuline Academy students are partnering with the Clovernook Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired to create 3D tactile learning tools for visually impaired children in several different countries around the world.
The program provides both unrestricted grant funding and hands-on business expertise from SVP’s network of partners to help nonprofits develop and scale innovative ideas that address community challenges.
The free, nonpartisan program prepares Northern Kentucky residents to take active roles in public life – from volunteering on local boards to earning official appointments.
The Cincinnati-based nonprofit announced the awards this week as part of its Launch and Leap funding programs – its two flagship funding programs target companies at different stages of development.
Zaring comes to Flywheel after more than two and a half years at Cintrifuse. There, she served as director of external relations and development.
Project XLR8 is a months-long accelerator program supporting the development of innovative social ideas created by Greater Cincinnati nonprofits.
The PeaceRise Innovation Challenge is bringing together talent to develop innovative, technology-based solutions to social challenges.
The inaugural Fifth Third Bank Fast Pitch Competition for Thomas More students is Tuesday, Oct. 3.
Cornerstone was one of five nonprofits that participated in SVP’s eight-month Project XLR8 program which focuses on driving social innovation and equity in Greater Cincinnati.
