About 12,000 people joined forces to raise more than $1 million for the fight against premature birth, birth defects and infant mortality during the annual Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky March for Babies event.
The Northern Kentucky Charity Dog Walkathon raised over $5,000 for Pilot Dogs Inc. The money will be put into a scholarship fund for a visually impaired local person to receive a trained guide dog.
Girls on the Run Greater Cincinnati is planning its end-of-season 5k event. Girls on the Run is a physical activity-based youth development program that prepares third- through eighth-grade girls for a 5k event, while helping them develop key life skills.
An estimated 6,000 walkers joined in to support Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center during Cincinnati Walks for Kids at Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden.
Things are getting spooky around Cincinnati this weekend. Here are M&M’s top picks for channeling the spirit of the season, selected by our very own arts and culture guru Thom Mariner.
In hopes of stemming suicide in young people, the James W. Miller Memorial Fund will host two fundraising events this year – the new 1N5 event May 21 and the seventh annual Warrior Run on Oct. 1.
As Girls on the Run International celebrates its 20th anniversary, the Cincinnati affiliate is gearing up for its next 5K.
Despite a time change, intermittent rain and a possible downtown visit from Donald Trump, the Heart Mini on March 13 drew its largest crowd ever, with a record-breaking 27,300 runners and walkers. Greater Cincinnati’s largest fundraiser for the American Heart Association was presented by Mercy Health.
Humans and their best friends are invited to go for a walk in the park that benefits Pilot Dogs Inc. on Sunday, April 24.
