Two nonprofits that serve older adults in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky have merged to form one of the largest local community-based organizations that provides direct services to seniors.
The Literacy Network of Greater Cincinnati announces that it has been certified as a Service Enterprise by Points of Light, the world’s largest organization dedicated to volunteer service.
Rockin’ at Riverfest 2020 was co-chaired by Jeff March and his wife Jeanette, as well as J.B. Buse and his wife, Leigh. When they agreed to lend their considerable talents to this signature event, no one could have imagined the scheduled festivities held at Smale Riverfront Park would be cancelled by a global pandemic.
Although COVID-19 directly impacted Creative Aging Cincinnati’s (CAC) ability to provide in-facility programming in 2020, the agency used technology and good weather to bridge the gap.
55 North is a community-based nonprofit with a celebrated history of providing quality lifestyle programs, services, and resources for adults 55 years and older. Programs offer innovative opportunities to stay connected, inspired and supported.
Rather than hosting a single volunteer day for its annual spring event, People Working Cooperatively is making Repair Affair 2021 a monthlong event.
The Woman’s City Club invites the community to a public forum on the crisis in affordable housing. The shortage of affordable housing in Hamilton County is a crisis affecting more than 100,000 households. The poorest households have to spend as much…
More than 120 students received gifts and enjoyed dancing elves in masks, costumed mascots and yuletide treats at the Rotary C;lub of Cincinnati’s first “drive-through Christmas” at Roselawn Condon School.
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