People Working Cooperatively needs skilled volunteers for the 36th annual Repair Affair.
Volunteer crews hope to provide home repairs and modifications for 50 low-income, elderly and disabled homeowners.
People Working Cooperatively is hosting its second ToolBelt Ball to help the nonprofit raise money for low-income, elderly homeowners, and people with disabilities in the Tri-State who have mobility limitations.
During People Working Cooperatively’s 31st annual Prepare Affair event, volunteers will rake leaves, clean gutters and otherwise perform tasks to help low-income seniors and homeowners with disabilities prepare their homes for winter.
People Working Cooperatively received more than $466,825 in grants from local organizations in the first half of 2017. The funds will be used to make critical repairs and modifications to the homes of low-income, elderly and disabled owners.
More than 400 volunteers helped make repairs on 62 homes at the 35th annual People Working Cooperatively’s Repair Affair.
For 19 years, People Working Cooperatively has gone the glam route with its annual Oscar Night event, Hometown Hollywood, raising more than $1.7 million. But this year, the nonprofit plans to deliver a fresh take on its signature fundraising event.
ReSource, a Cincinnati-based nonprofit, celebrated its 30 years of service with an event at the Champions Club at Great American Ball Park.
Two nonprofits – People Working Cooperatively and Stepping Stones – were honored at the 16th annual BBB Torch Awards for Marketplace Ethics.
If you have one morning to help an elderly or disabled homeowner in your neighborhood, here’s your chance. Volunteers of all ages and abilities will join together for People Working Cooperatively’s annual Prepare Affair.
The annual Recognition Celebration of People Working Cooperatively will honor friends, neighbors and supporters for another year of saving homes and restoring pride.
