This week begins with a film about office work and ends with a talk about how finding a place to put your car at work shapes our lives. But there are many other options in between: scads of arts and crafts (indoor and out), music (Duke Ellington to Electro Swing to Mambo), more films (from small town Mass. to revolutionary India to a Filipina country singer), hip-hop poetry and soil-to-soil fashion. Goodness!
Procter & Gamble Co. has renewed and increased its support for a Cincinnati-based social-justice incubator.
Melissa S. Brown, a former Giving USA editor and member of the Lilly school faculty, returns to Cincinnati that day for the 19th consecutive year to give the Greater Cincinnati region a first-hand readout of the report and its findings.
New panelist from GE Aviation added to DEI discussion in Margaret Fuller Lecture on Jan. 20.
Cincinnati organizations helping to enhance and develop the communities in which it does business.
Giving USA 2021: The Annual Report on Philanthropy for the Year 2020 reports that individuals, bequests, foundations and corporations gave more to U.S. charities in 2020 than in any previous year.
For the relative or friend who wants for nothing, here are some unique ideas for holiday gift giving that will also give you the satisfaction of support your local nonprofit community.
Southern style mac and cheese, vegetable empanadas, Ma-Po tofu, bloody mary chili and 7-Up cake: Those will be just a few of the 30-plus dishes from community chefs competing at this year’s Gourmet Grub for Good for Community Shares.
Community Shares of Greater Cincinnati is the featured nonprofit for April’s “Final Friday” at the Pendleton Art Center.
