The annual Better Together Fund program aims to provide regional organizations with flexibility to navigate a shifting funding landscape, whether by strengthening leadership, improving internal systems or investing in regional partnerships.
The funding supports a variety of initiatives, from arts and cultural programs to community spaces and inclusive youth activities, with grants ranging from $5,000 to $25,000.
Hamilton County arts groups will receive nearly $4 million as part of the state agency’s $23.3 million funding round, with additional support awarded across Butler, Montgomery, Warren, Greene and Brown counties.
Hot enough for you yet? This week, it’s obvious that summer isn’t ready to let us go – but we’re certainly not ready to let summer fun go, either.
The foundation awards grants of $1,000 to $15,000 to nonprofits that have had a positive impact on past and current Starbucks employees.
The annual grant program aims to support Black-led organizations or projects focused on uplifting the African American community through art.
Summer temperatures might be wafting down, but the Cincinnati arts and culture scene is still hot, hot, HOT! The Queen City’s plate is heaped with diversity this week. You can shop or paddle or read and there’s always something interesting to eat. (Goetta is “interesting,” I’ll give it that). Load up your calendar and enjoy!
The board of trustees for ArtsWave recently approved $9,900,084 in grant expenditures from its recent 2023 Community Campaign, slated to support more than 150 regional arts organizations.
Quite the mix this week, with strong candidates across the arts spectrum. March is storming in like a lion. It will be difficult for you to decide, but I know you’re up to it. Time to get busy…
Six Black-led arts organizations have won support for a third year from one of ArtsWave’s Black-giving initiatives, solidifying the organizations’ roles in helping make the Greater Cincinnati’s arts scene be more inclusive.
