A nearly 200-year-old ministry of the Catholic church in Greater Cincinnati is ending its sponsorship of five well-known organizations throughout the region, citing a shortage of volunteer leaders and other resources.
And you thought April Fool’s was three weeks ago. Welcome to winter’s last, thankfully brief, revenge. But spring returns for the rest of the week, and we have events a-plenty to warm your spirit.
DePaul Cristo Rey High School’s three-story Sisters of Charity Academic Building, is now visible from I-75. Its opening signals the completion of the final phase of the transformation of the school’s campus.
Each year, the local chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals honors individuals and organizations for their contributions to the well being of the Greater Cincinnati region through philanthropy and volunteerism.
The pandemic canceled DePaul Cristo Rey High School’s biggest fundraiser, Rey of Light, but it didn’t cancel the needs of its hard-working students.
Work begins this summer on a new cafeteria/gymnasium – the first phase of a campus development plan for DePaul Cristo Rey High School.
Over $2 million: That’s how much has been generated by the first five Rey of Light benefits at DePaul Cristo Rey High School.
