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.
Scripps Fund awards nonprofit grants in honor of 513 Day
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First Financial Bank donates to 29 local nonprofits
The awards went to organizations focused on areas such as promoting neighborhood development, workforce development, education, and arts and culture. There’s a particular focus on low-income communities.
Iconic ‘Cincinnati’ sign goes blue, yellow to support CABVI
The special look will be on display Monday, Feb. 5 and Tuesday, Feb. 6 in recognition of Low Vision Awareness Month.
CABVI names Aaron Bley chief mission officer
Bley currently serves as CABVI’s vice president of community relations and chief development officer. He’ll assume his new role in January.
Yes You Can 5K Walk/Run supports CABVI
Cincinnati Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired will host its Annual Yes You Can 5K Walk/Run to support services for people with vision loss.
Appreciation lunch honors CABVI volunteers
The Cincinnati Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired honored volunteers during its annual Volunteer Appreciation Event at the Newport Syndicate.
A workspace that works – for everyone
If you shop at Kroger, one day you may walk beneath a glowing EXIT sign made by someone who is blind or visually impaired. Check out the newly opened CABVI facility, increasing operations by more than 75%.
CABVI increases employment, funding
Cincinnati Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired was honored by National Industries for the Blind with its 2016 Employment Growth Award.
CABVI salutes volunteers
The Cincinnati Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired honored its volunteers during its annual banquet at Great American Ball Park. Six volunteers were saluted for special service, and one was recognized for more than 500 hours in a year.
Annual recital celebrates CABVI’s music program
The Cincinnati Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired made beautiful music during its annual recital, featuring performances by children who are blind or visually impaired.