Thanks to a virtual platform and continued use of its connecting technology, Cincinnati Cares is providing ways for nonprofits to recruit diverse board members, and is creating access for people interested in joining boards they otherwise would never have discovered.
Thinking back on this tumultuous past year, have you experienced an extraordinary example of selflessness by someone in the community? If so, here’s a chance to show your appreciation: Nominate that person for the Jefferson Award for Public Service.
This past year, many organizations faced budget and staff cuts, so for 2021 only, CAVA is offering its annual professional development seminar at no charge as part of its annual membership fee.
Ten local nonprofits can apply beginning this week to have a fresh set of volunteers create Scenario Plans for them before the end of March.
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.
EY, Michelman, US Bank, Ingage Partners and Graydon law firm received 020 Corporate Heroes awards from United Way of Greater Cincinnati for embracing volunteer engagement and providing opportunities for team members to get involved in their community.
Matthew 25: Ministries, in partnership with Procter & Gamble, Cintas and City of Blue Ash, will provide non-perishable food items and COVID-19 supplies to members of the community on Dec. 17.
Leadership Council is dedicating its board development efforts in 2021 and beyond to expanding diversity representation. Learn how you can become involved.
Here’s a sampling of ways you can help area nonprofits make the holidays a little brighter.
People Working Cooperatively recently completed its “45 Days of Service” project to provide home repairs and winter preparation for area residents.
