The Greater Cincinnati Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals is doing its part to recognize the significant impact philanthropy and nonprofits have on our community. AFP’s annual luncheon, held on National Philanthropy Day, will honor those who have made Greater Cincinnati a better place.
The Contemporary Arts Center explores the interplay between visual and culinary arts in a lusciously illustrated book, “Cuisine, Art, Cocktails: Celebrating Contemporary Cincinnati.”
Impact 100, a collective-giving group of female philanthropists, will award four grants of $101,500 each during its Annual Awards Celebration. Seven area nonprofits will compete. Read on to see the finalists and their project proposals…
Grab your canoe or kayak (and a paddle, of course), for the “largest paddling event in the country,” The Ohio River Paddlefest.
Lace up your walking shoes, and mark your calendars for Sept. 24. It’s the 11th annual Cincinnati Walks for Kids.
The Greater Cincinnati Planned Giving Council honored some of the city’s most impactful philanthropists at the Voices of Giving Awards.
Zonta Club of Cincinnati installed officers for 2016-17 at its recent annual meeting.
After completing eight weeks of business classes through BGV’s Launch Program, owners of two local businesses were chosen for funding to take their companies to the next level.
After 19 months of renovations, Central Parkway YMCA is set for its public debut. YMCA brass, along with project and community leaders, will cut the ribbon to reopen the historic structure on July 20.
Street Reach, an app developed at Northern Kentucky University, uses technology to connect homeless people to needed services.
