Four Cincinnati-area nonprofits that broadly serve the sector are exploring whether to merge. They are beginning a due diligence process to determine whether a merger would improve services, strengthen long-term sustainability and increase community impact.
The grant, described as “more than $25,000,” will go toward upgrading the board-matching and skills-based platforms.
Doug Bolton, board chair of Movers & Makers Publishing, was named president of the Rotary Club of Cincinnati in June – the region’s largest and oldest professional leadership and service club.
The Metropolitan Club has named Doug Bolton as its new president, a new position for the club.
I’m too old and married for dating apps, but I’ve just dived into something that feels similar. I’ve been wanting to find a meaningful volunteer job, and I’ve been spending some quality time on www.cincinnaticares.org, the local website that helps match up volunteers with nonprofits.
Points of Light releases the latest issue of its magazine, Civic Life Today on Wednesday, Aug. 18. This new issue focuses on multiple elements of service…
With more than 1,800 volunteer opportunities for a list of 700 nonprofits and counting, Cincinnati Cares helps “connect the public to what nonprofits need now.”
Our June magazine spotlights new leadership at ArtWorks, emerging voices in the regional health care ecosystem, and a whole lot more. Read on…
Nominations are now being accepted for the awards to be presented at the 2021 National Philanthropy Day in November.
Leadership Legacy Awards recognize nonprofit leaders and nonprofit organizations whose leaders “demonstrate great efforts to ‘secure the future’ of the organizations they serve and support.
