The awards were created to encourage a charitable environment, recognize creative efforts that make a difference and demonstrate the ties between the for-profit and nonprofit worlds.
A group of funders focused on developing better data to improve health outcomes in Greater Cincinnati has granted 10 organizations $250,000 in a year-long new program.
After a decade of transformational progress for Greater Cincinnati’s trail and bikeway network, Tri-State Trails will become a stand-alone nonprofit organization – separating from parent organization Green Umbrella.
The StartupCincy ecosystem named a well-building firm, co-founded by a newly graduated Xavier University student, as its first winner in a new collaboration.
Wade Johnston has brought a vision of a connected, vibrant, cutting-edge Cincinnati closer to reality this past year as the director of Tri-State Trails. “We want to put Cincinnati on the map and think the trails will do that.”
The Duke Energy Foundation recently awarded $170,000 in grants to 14 organizations in Southwest Ohio and Northern Kentucky to fund local wildlife conservation, healthy habitats, environmental projects and environmental programs.
Ales for Trails is a new month-long event featuring a brewery Hop Card experience which will benefit CROWN, the planned 34-mile urban trail loop around Cincinnati.