The gift is going toward Episcopal Retirement Services’ free initiative that helps older adults improve their health and live with greater purpose.
$1M gift fuels expansion of wellness program for low-income seniors
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Notables in Wellness Practices
Movers & Makers reached out this month to organizations working within the wellness practices space, asking them to help us showcase their notables, part of M&M’s continuing effort to recognize individuals making a difference in Greater Cincinnati’s nonprofit ecosystem.
Historic marker to honor Black hotelier who housed travelers during segregation
Horace Sudduth, a Black Cincinnati businessman born in 1888, provided lodging and food for Black travelers during segregation at the Manse Hotel & Annex he owned in Walnut Hills.
Names in the News
An occasional digest of who’s moving and who’s making across the nonprofit community in Greater Cincinnati…
Events to feed your soul: Oct. 7-13
Try not to get overwhelmed by the choices that follow. We offer them here so at home you won’t wallow. At least, this week.
Episcopal Retirement Services: ‘Together We Rise’
Episcopal Retirement Services assists those at the greatest risk for severe complications from the COVID-19 virus. But they can’t do it alone. Learn how you can help, from the comforts of your home.
A conversation with Mother Teresa biographer Kathryn Spink, Refresh Your Soul keynote speaker
Refresh Your Soul keynote speaker Kathryn Spink sat down with the event organizers from Episcopal Retirement Services and answered a few questions.
Refresh Your Soul gearing up for 2019
Registration for the 2019 Refresh Your Soul Conference will open in mid-November. The annual event is staged by Parish Health Ministry.
Great Gatsby Gala revives Roaring ’20s to fund ERS
The Great Gatsby Gala – featuring speakeasies, dinner and more – will help support the Good Samaritan Mission Fund of Episcopal Retirement Services.
Benefit raises $210,000 for Alzheimer’s Association
Nearly 580 guests crowded the pavilion level of Jack Casino, helping raise more than $210,000 for the Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Cincinnati.