Greater Cincinnati Foundation, in partnership with the city of Cincinnati, bi3 and Interact for Health, awarded $610,000 to 31 nonprofits — 71% of them Black-led.
Mostly Black-led organizations get $610K for capacity building
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Notables: Funding Organizations
Movers & Makers asked organizations within the nonprofit funding sector to introduce their “notables” to our readers, part of a new regular feature highlighting people making a difference in various sectors of Greater Cincinnati’s nonprofit community.
Black Achievers gets big infusion
Black Achievers has landed its largest grant ever — $150,000 from the Greater Cincinnati Foundation.
Clifton Community Fund transforms Clifton & Ludlow corner
The Clifton Community Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation and The Mr. & Mrs. John J. Strader Fund combined forces to update the southwest corner of Clifton & Ludlow Avenues.
GCF Annual Fund impact bigger, bolder
Annual Fund giving provides GCF with the financial ability to take on a greater leadership role in the community and address the region’s most critical and persistent needs. Through a contribution to the GCF Annual Fund, a donor plays a pivotal role in realizing the goal of a more vibrant, equitable region for everyone.
GCF growth strategy: Black women
Greater Cincinnati Foundation has staked out support for Black women as its most meaningful way to contribute to robust economic growth and a thriving community.
City, GCF create $400K fund for small agency capacity building
The city of Cincinnati and Greater Cincinnati Foundation have launched a program to provide capacity-building grants to small nonprofits, with an emphasis on ones led by people of color.
Katz impact: Equity, housing, growth
Over the next eight months, a lot will likely be written and said about departing Greater Cincinnati Foundation CEO Ellen Katz, who announced last week she will leave the organization early next summer. But her legacy is already clear, thanks to the organization’s big focus on fixing the Cincinnati region’s racial inequities.
Anim named CEO of new foundation
$500K in donations to benefit Tristate
Nearly half a million dollars is making its way to Tristate charities and residents this summer.