Fifth Third will contribute $50,000 to the cemetery’s preservation endowment and match donations up to $200,000 over the next three years. The bank also will continue restoration work at the historic site.
On Tuesday, during a fundraiser at Rhinegeist Brewery in Over-the-Rhine, Cincinnati Council Member Mark Jeffreys announced that Red Bike had raised the additional $50,000 necessary to reopen all Cincinnati-area Red Bike stations as planned on May 13.
An unprecedented group of 10 women will receive special recognition on May 8 during a fundraising luncheon at Hard Rock Casino.
The 25,000 square-foot facility features training rooms, workshop areas, co-working space and meeting rooms.
The inaugural Fifth Third Bank Fast Pitch Competition for Thomas More students is Tuesday, Oct. 3.
Women Helping Women raised more than $10 million as part of its year-long Rise Beyond Violence campaign.
Cornerstone was one of five nonprofits that participated in SVP’s eight-month Project XLR8 program which focuses on driving social innovation and equity in Greater Cincinnati.
Politician, diplomat, and activist Andrew J. Young Jr. is among those scheduled to speak in July at the inaugural “Un-Told Speaker Series.”
New panelist from GE Aviation added to DEI discussion in Margaret Fuller Lecture on Jan. 20.
