During the pandemic, people seem to have cleaned out their closets and developed an itch to shop, at least according to St. Vincent DePaul.
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Category: Social Services
Freestore Foodbank’s new campaign to combat COVID-19’s impact on hunger
Growing Beyond Hunger is a campaign to transform the Freestore’s ability to address emergency relief and achieve its vision of a hunger-free, healthy and thriving community.
New leadership at Center for Addiction Treatment
Following an extensive local and national search, Center for Addiction Treatment’s board of directors has named the organization’s next CEO.
YMCA to manage StrivePartnership Cradle to Career program
The YMCA of Greater Cincinnati is collaborating with KnowledgeWorks to transition sponsorship of the StrivePartnership Cradle to Career initiative to the YMCA.
United Way pauses amidst pandemic to introduce new leadership team
New United Way of Greater Cincinnati President Moira Weir put together a new leadership team during the early stages of the pandemic, anticipating the significant challenges ahead in assessing and responding to community needs.
Gifts & Grants
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The Center for Respite Care: ‘Our people have run out of options’
The Center for Respite Care is experiencing especially challenging times during this pandemic. CEO Laurie Nelson explains how you can help.
Wave Pool serves dual missions with two new programs
Wave Pool, which operates in Camp Washington as a contemporary art fulfillment center and cultural connection catalyst, has announced two new, intertwining initiatives serving its dual missions.
New, more centralized neighborhood for OneSource Center
According to OneSource, the location is “more centrally located and much more accessible to the pulse of the region and to the nonprofit clients OneSource Center serves.”
Regional nonprofits receiving $7.2 million from COVID-19 Regional Response Fund
The COVID-19 Regional Response Fund, activated by Greater Cincinnati Foundation and United Way of Greater Cincinnati, exceeded its original $5 million goal in only seven weeks.