This year’s Spring for the Stars Gala, surpassed previous fundraising and attendance records.The celebration sought to highlight St. Joseph’s work. The Fund-a-Need pledge, which benefited young adults in the Independent Living Services Program, netted an impressive $40,625.
Talbert House recognized Ken Griffey Sr., Buddy LaRosa and Brad Wallis as 2016 Fathers of the Year. The event chaired by Jesse Mullins welcomed 600 guests and raised more than $300,000 for the Talbert House Fatherhood Project.
The 25th annual Banquet for Life event by Pregnancy Center East featured Laura Ingraham, nationally syndicated radio talk show host and Fox News contributor, who advocated for society to stand up for the rights of the unborn and for adoption.
Public Media Connect, the partnership of CET in Cincinnati and ThinkTV in Dayton, has been nominated for 25 regional Emmy Awards.
Join in Starfire’s annual celebration of community, the Story Soiree. The event will feature more than 20 stories highlighting the work done by Starfire over the past year to build a more inclusive city.
It’s time for the annual Little Sisters of the Poor Spaghetti Supper, featuring Sister Mary Imelda’s Famous Spaghetti Sauce.
The Center for Addiction Treatment has launched a $5.7 million capital campaign that would triple the number of people who can get the treatment they need.
The Cincinnati Bengals and the Freestore Foodbank are gearing up for the 14th annual Taste of the NFL, presented by TriHealth. Bengals linebacker Rey Maualuga will host this year’s benefit, along with The Pacific Kitchen.
Lighthouse Youth Services welcomed more than 500 guests to its April 16 Beacon of Light Humanitarian Awards Gala.
The annual Friends of Children Breakfast in early May drew a record crowd of nearly 600 supporters, volunteers, alumni and friends.
