Melissa S. Brown, a former Giving USA editor and member of the Lilly school faculty, returns to Cincinnati that day for the 19th consecutive year to give the Greater Cincinnati region a first-hand readout of the report and its findings.
BAS, a nonprofit organization helping artists expand their voices through the power of art and the artists who created the mural, are releasing a coffee table book titled, “The Making of Cincinnati’s Black Lives Matter! Mural.”
“COVID should have made us all housing advocates, because so many things that we were called upon to do, it was with the assumption that housing was in place … And we quickly learned that that was not the case for everyone.”
Leadership Council for Nonprofits has selected its next executive director to succeed Jenny Neyer Berg, who led the organization for 10 years.
“There is enough food production, but people are hungry. That’s the absurdity.” To address it, she sees the need to do things differently.
Rosemary’s Babies needs $500,000 by March 28 to proceed with plans for a teen-parent shelter in North Avondale.
Laura Menge and Mark Guilfoyle will receive one of the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce’s highest honors.
An innovative public-private partnership between GreenLight Fund Cincinnati and The Literacy Lab has secured $4.6 million in funding to help combat educational inequality among Cincinnati’s youngest students.
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation has elevated two key executives to senior leadership roles.
