The nonprofit secured more than $3 million from the TQL Foundation and the Farmer Family Foundation to expand GameChangers, which places full-time professional mentors in schools.
The money will support facility upgrades aimed at improving the patient experience, expanding access to care and accommodating what the hospital described as future advances in medicine.
The gift establishes the Farmer Family Fund in Neuroscience Nursing, offering tuition reimbursement incentives to graduates of the University of Cincinnati College of Nursing who commit to working in neurology-focused roles at UC Health.
Great Parks Forever’s “Go Big” capital campaign aims to raise $50 million to supplement public funding and make possible major system-wide improvements.
Located at 3701 President Drive, the $8 million facility will serve more than 300 children and teens each year with after-school programming, summer camps and mentorship opportunities.
These funds will go toward reducing PWC’s waitlist of homeowners in Butler, Clermont, Hamilton and Warren counties who need home repairs or accessibility modifications.
This contribution brings TCT closer to funding its $51.5 million renovation project, “A Crown for the Queen City,” which aims to provide a world-class, family-focused performing arts space.
The nonprofit received 14 grants totaling nearly $410,000 to support its mission to provide professional critical home repairs and accessibility modifications to low-income homeowners in communities throughout Greater Cincinnati.
The Farmer Family Foundation donated $3 million and also committed an additional $2 million matching gift. Money will go toward new trails, park facilities, amenities and improved access to conservation areas.
The new-look Oak Street facility is the base of operations for The Dragonfly Foundation. It’s located blocks from Cincinnati Children’s Hospital.
