A job where you get to call nonprofits and tell them you are giving them several million dollars sounds gratifying. But the people at Yield Giving have to deal with the fact that at first no one believes them. The nonprofit getting the call often believes it’s a scam.
Where can nonprofit organizers go when their upcoming event requires dozens – or even hundreds – of tools? Or when their fundraiser calls for a roomful of tables, chairs and AV equipment?
The leader of Ohio’s oldest continuously operating public market and one of Cincinnati’s most cherished institutions will become the new president and CEO of one of the key local nonprofits working to create and preserve affordable housing.
Joining a wave of nonprofit executive leadership transitions, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Cincinnati said its longtime president and chief executive officer will retire later this year.
Leadership Council for Nonprofits has selected its next executive director to succeed Jenny Neyer Berg, who led the organization for 10 years.
National philanthropist billionaire MacKenzie Scott is channeling at least another $7.5 million to Greater Cincinnati nonprofits, with the amount likely to be as much as $10 million more.
Habitat for Humanity’s signature event this weekend will look different again, thanks to the coronavirus pandemic.
Nominations are now being accepted for the awards to be presented at the 2021 National Philanthropy Day in November.
Try not to get overwhelmed by the choices that follow. We offer them here so at home you won’t wallow. At least, this week.
