You can’t have a conversation in Greater Cincinnati about health equity without including bi3, a philanthropic initiative created by Jill Miller, president and CEO of Bethesda Inc., the nonprofit foundation partner of TriHealth, one of the region’s largest health care providers.
A group of prominent young Cincinnati area Black leaders is launching a new initiative — called the TABLE — to bring more aid to the region’s Black community.
TriHealth has created a $14 million endowment to fund a program creating a new generation of diverse health care workers. The only program of its kind in Greater Cincinnati and one of the few in the country, TriHealth’s School to…
Bi3 announced it is seeking funding proposals from nonprofit organizations that address system barriers and build health equity.
Health Care Access Now has received two grants to place community health workers in two new settings: 1) a to-be-determined housing community and 2) in the court system.
An occasional update as to which organizations are receiving funding to maintain or improve services
An occasional digest of who’s moving where within the nonprofit community of Cincinnati.
Greater Cincinnati Foundation and United Way of Greater Cincinnati have created a COVID-19 Regional Response Fund to address urgent community needs.
Several key Cincinnati nonprofits have announced major, game-changing grants and fundraising efforts that will help them deliver needed services to residents of our region.
Each year, the Association of Fundraising Professionals presents awards to several individuals or organizations at its National Philanthropy Day Luncheon… bi3, has cultivated a reputation for stepping up to some of the most difficult health issues facing the Cincinnati community. In the last eight years, bi3 has awarded more than 40 grants, investing more than $36 million in transformative health and health care initiatives in Greater Cincinnati.
