Every day, seven people across the U.S. lose their lives in home fires.
Approximately half those deaths could be avoided, say experts, if homes have working smoke detectors.
Guests enjoyed a casual picnic lunch, then prepared 100 potted plants for residents of Cedar Village, filled 100 snack bags for families of Ronald McDonald House and Most Valuable Kids, and created 100 greeting cards for patients of Jewish Hospital.
People Working Cooperatively needs skilled volunteers for the 36th annual Repair Affair.
Volunteer crews hope to provide home repairs and modifications for 50 low-income, elderly and disabled homeowners.
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Cincinnati kicked off reconstruction on the first of seven historic homes in Lower Price Hill.
As one of the first signs of spring, Great Parks of Hamilton County offers volunteer opportunities for fun, rewarding and unforgettable experiences. A variety of options are available, from just a few hours on a weekend to long-term engagements.
The Cincinnati Art Museum has inducted 24 volunteers into its docent program. They join a team of more than 110 active docents.
A flash of warmth is about to hit Greater Cincinnati … in the form of a flash mob of kind-hearted souls who will be handing out hats, gloves, scarves and warm socks in 60 neighborhoods.
The deadline is Feb. 2 to submit nominations for Rotary Club of Cincinnati’s Jefferson Award. The national Jefferson Award program recognizes outstanding volunteers and nonprofit programs that impact the community.
The dream of a single, central location for organizations leading the fight on homelessness became a reality in December when the Franciscan Friars opened St. Anthony Center on Vine Street in the heart of Over-the-Rhine.
The Cincinnati Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired honored volunteers during its annual Volunteer Appreciation Event at the Newport Syndicate.
