Through funding from the Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation and creative support from partner, the AGAR agency, the Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center is proud to launch its newest initiative, the Cincy Upstander Project.
Before we get buried in holiday hustle, treat yourself to one of this week’s events, in-person or online.
Several local organizations are partnering to create what they promise will be a “dazzling and festive atmosphere” downtown this holiday season. Kicking things off is the launch of a brand new initiative: FOUND.
Musicians for Health, focused on the intersection of music and wellness, has been developing a couple of new programs in the midst of the pandemic.
In response to the pandemic’s devastating impact on artists in Cincinnati, the Contemporary Arts Center and Wave Pool have launched a micro-residency program that extends both creative opportunity and economic support to regional artists.
Cincinnati Bell, Cincinnati Public Schools, Greater Cincinnati Foundation, United Way of Greater Cincinnati, and ComputerXpress are partnering with several organizations to help public school students access low-cost internet connectivity at home in time for the 2020-21 school year.
The YMCA of Greater Cincinnati is collaborating with KnowledgeWorks to transition sponsorship of the StrivePartnership Cradle to Career initiative to the YMCA.
The Cincy Card Connection gift card matching program created by Cincinnati Center City Development Corp. (3CDC), P&G and media agency Empower has officially raised more than $250,000 for Downtown businesses.
With the onset of COVID-19, Learning Grove chose to take its first annual Gala in the Grove online, raising $123,000 to support high-quality early learning and education in Greater Cincinnati.
How do you follow up an event that drew more than a million people to downtown Cincinnati and Over-the-Rhine for four days of art and light during its inaugural year? If you’re the organizers of BLINK, you go even bigger,…
