The annual Better Together Fund program aims to provide regional organizations with flexibility to navigate a shifting funding landscape, whether by strengthening leadership, improving internal systems or investing in regional partnerships.
The grants went to 25 organizations that provide direct services such as summer reading programs, literacy tools for underserved students and essential resources for families in crisis.
A group of funders focused on developing better data to improve health outcomes in Greater Cincinnati has granted 10 organizations $250,000 in a year-long new program.
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Catholic Charities Southwestern Ohio recognized six Champions of Mercy and a total of 24 individuals and organizations at its Champions of Mercy Awards Dinner.
“We are in the midst of a global humanitarian crisis that we cannot ignore” -Ted Bergh, Catholic Charities of Southwestern Ohio CEO
Philanthropy was woven into the lives of John and Joan Scahill. Now, their legacy of serving others will continue through a $730,000 bequest that will advance Catholic Charities’ mission.
They’re humble servants who feed the hungry, tend the sick, comfort the lonely and protect the vulnerable. They inspire others to be merciful to neighbors and strangers alike. Chances are you know a Champion of Mercy, and Catholic Charities seeks your support in honoring their service.
The 100 selected as Champions of Mercy are the humble servants who feed the hungry, tend the sick, comfort the lonely and protect the vulnerable. Read on to meet a few of the Champions.
