Cincinnati is set to welcome the world-famous Little Amal puppet this month, and numerous community organizations are taking part in the celebration. There are also ways for you to take part, as well.
Aviatra Accelerators, a Cincinnati non-profit dedicated to empowering women entrepreneurs through education, connections, and resources, has appointed three new members to its Board of Directors and four new Advisory Council members.
Prior to his time at The Dallas Foundation, Randazzo spent 15 years working to advance educational equity and improve college readiness for students of color and those experiencing poverty.
A delegation of civic leaders from Greater Cincinnati is set to tour a cooperative business association in Spain from April 23-27 with the goal of helping our region benefit from a proven model for economic transformation.
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.
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 has landed its largest grant ever — $150,000 from the Greater Cincinnati Foundation.
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.
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.
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.
