Movers & Makers asked Greater Cincinnati’s nonprofits providing services to enhance primary and secondary education to introduce their notables to our readers, part of a regular feature highlighting people making a difference in the region’s nonprofit community.
Assistance League of Greater Cincinnati volunteers plan to impact Cincinnati’s hundreds of homeless children by providing new undergarments, socks, diapers, wipes and hygiene supplies this year.
Assistance League of Greater Cincinnati is offering a new way to shop designer merchandise and support a worthy cause, among the first such sites nationally for the group’s U.S. network.
Assistance League of Greater Cincinnati is reacting to reports of increased domestic violence by raising funds for needed supplies in October, which is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Reacting to the pandemic, Assistance League has made adjustments to its Operation School Bell program to maintain service to underserved students. Find out how you can contribute.
When it comes to authenticity, enthusiasm and commitment, this Cincinnati couple is an inspiration.
The Assistance League celebrated 20 years of service to the community during the annual Aspire Cincinnati Award Luncheon.
As it prepared for the start of school, volunteers with Assistance League of Greater Cincinnati busily opened boxes and filled shelves with clothing of all sizes.
The Assistance League of Greater Cincinnati honored Mary Ronan, superintendent of Cincinnati Public Schools, with a National Operation School Bell Award at the group’s annual luncheon.
Mary Ronan, superintendent of Cincinnati Public Schools, will receive a National Operation School Bell Award at the Assistance League of Greater Cincinnati’s annual luncheon, themed “Community Commitment and Caring in Action.” Jane Keller, president and CEO of Cincinnati Youth Collaborative, will be the keynote speaker.
