The finalists will present their proposals to Impact 100’s membership in September. Members will vote on the projects, with the top four recipients each receiving a $100,000 grant. The others will each receive $10,000.
The awards went to organizations focused on areas such as promoting neighborhood development, workforce development, education, and arts and culture. There’s a particular focus on low-income communities.
JPMorgan Chase is granting $500,000 to expand a Cincinnati regional chamber talent program aimed at connecting Black women to technology careers, with two local nonprofits and a foundation providing key support.
xtensive search, Saint Francis Seraph Ministries board of directors has named Mary Pat Raupach, Ed.D. as the organization’s next executive director.
Mercy Neighborhood Ministries’ third Annual Hoops & Hops promises to be an NCAA viewing party to rival all others.
Mercy Neighborhood Ministries’ Hoops & Hops fundraiser, a March Madness-themed event sponsored by Mercy Health – Cincinnati, taps into the hoops hysteria for a good cause.
Mercy Neighborhood Ministries in Walnut Hills will host a day of fun, food, and entertainment during its annual fundraiser, Taste of the Neighborhood.
