Movers & Makers reached out this month to regional nonprofit organizations, asking leaders to share recent or current innovative programs they are employing to better serve their missions. This is part of M&M’s continuing effort to recognize those making a difference in Greater Cincinnati’s nonprofit ecosystem.
The money will help the nonprofit Partnership for Innovation in Education bring schools, businesses and community organizations together to build career pathways.
As a married couple working within the nonprofit sector for more than 16 years, we Mariners thought it time to recognize others with similar shared passions. We asked for nominations and selected couples whose influence is on the rise and across the nonprofit spectrum. We salute their paired efforts on behalf of Greater Cincinnati nonprofits.
This funding enables PIE to further develop and deploy the free DriveOhio K-12 Educator Toolkit. DriveOhio aims to prepare students for careers in advanced manufacturing.
Cincinnati-based nonprofit organization Partnership for Innovation in Education announced its receipt of $250,000 from Ohio Lt. Governor Jon Husted, director of the governor’s Office of Workforce Transformation, as one of 26 Industry Sector Partnerships throughout the state.
Funding continues to flow to nonprofits helping kids overcome pandemic-induced educational barriers.
After postponing the event due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Social Venture Partners Cincinnati recently presented its reimagined Fast Pitch 2020 – The Virtual Edition.
Partnership for Innovation in Education has received $25,000 from the Greater Cincinnati Foundation for a new summer program to help students develop skills that will help them chart future education and career paths.
