Horace Sudduth, a Black Cincinnati businessman born in 1888, provided lodging and food for Black travelers during segregation at the Manse Hotel & Annex he owned in Walnut Hills.
Easterseals Redwood has announced the public phase of its “Power of Work. Power of Purpose” transformational campaign – the most ambitious philanthropic effort in the organization’s history – during a beam-signing ceremony at its Walnut Hills Campus.
A Mt. Airy childcare center has transitioned from private ownership to worker-owned thanks to the work of a Cincinnati nonprofit.
An innovative public-private partnership between GreenLight Fund Cincinnati and The Literacy Lab has secured $4.6 million in funding to help combat educational inequality among Cincinnati’s youngest students.
The Cincinnati Historic Preservation Action Plan is inviting the public to express opinions on building preservation and development as it generates a roadmap for the future of historic Cincinnati landmarks.
The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center is turning to a familiar but perhaps unexpected item to confront racism in America.
Results of the BLINK 2019 Economic Impact Report were record-breaking, surpassing the event’s inaugural year in 2017.
Bethany House Services has launched its largest-ever public campaign to raise funds for a new, consolidated family homeless shelter and comprehensive services center in Bond Hill.
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.
