The Cincinnati Scholarship Foundation, which connects students with scholarship opportunities, will become a supporting organization of GCF under the agreement.
The $25,000 grants will go toward projects including building outdoor classrooms, providing nutritious meals, improving access to mental health care, and offering tutoring to strengthen literacy and math skills.
The $3.8 million acquisition is one of the largest real estate transactions in College Hill in at least the last three decades. It’s also the biggest and most consequential purchase in the nonprofit’s 49-year history.
The 41 nonprofits received a combined $834,620 to address a variety of grassroots issues ranging from housing insecurity and health care access to violence prevention.