Members of Kindervelt 50 and more than 200 guests gathered at the new Summit Hotel for Kindervelt’s UP spring fundraiser. The event was a benefit for the Psychiatric Emergency Assessment Center of Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center.
Kindervelt No. 50, the Indian Hill arm of Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center’s largest volunteer auxiliary, plans to do it up big at UP!, a fundraiser to benefit the Kindervelt Psychiatric Emergency Assessment Center.
The Farmer Family Foundation made a $10 million gift to support research and care through the Cincinnati Cancer Center, a collaboration of the University of Cincinnati, UC Health and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. With a focus on faculty recruitment and research, the gift will advance the center’s effort to achieve the National Cancer Institute Comprehensive Cancer Center designation.
More than 180 guests got their shimmer on at the Unleash Your Sparkle gala. Proceeds supported the Division of Integrative Care at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center.
Home decor and style expert Eddie Ross will speak at the Association of Volunteers’ second annual Design Cincinnati event, presented by ClearArc Capital.
The Fifth Third Foundation and Fifth Third Bank are giving $7.5 million and $2.5 million, respectively, to support the fight against cancer.
Kindervelt, the largest auxiliary of Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, gave a $545,000 check to CHMC at the annual meeting in May.
Here are several cool selections for what’s expected to be a pleasant week ahead. And check out our music listings for more al fresco listening opportunities…on both sides of the Ohio.
The Cincinnati Horticultural Society is teaming with the Glassmeyer family for a plant sale to raise funds for Starshine Hospice at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital.
Art therapy can enable unseen wounds to heal, revealing beauty in the process, say mental health experts at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. Pieces of this beauty will be showcased at a gallery reception, “PEACe Framed,” featuring photography by young people who have faced a diverse range of mental health challenges.
