School Board School will host its second Impact Fair next week, providing an opportunity for community members interested in finding out how their skills and experiences can make a difference for children in Cincinnati.
We warned you last week that summer wasn’t done with us. With the return of 90-degree days, though, comes a late summer harvest of refreshing events ripe for your picking. Let’s check the baskets, shall we?
Applicants were asked to consider: “How do you preserve the spirit of a changing neighborhood?” Ebersole, Featherstone, and Yangyuen will spend six months researching, proposing and implementing solutions to engage and activate the Findlay Market district.
The People’s Liberty Project Grant winner, Clay Brizendine, turned an idea he had been percolating since 2017 into reality.
People’s Liberty awarded $10,000 Project Grants in its seventh round of funding since its 2015 beginning. The grants help individuals implement innovative community development projects.
People’s Liberty has selected Elisa Hoffman and Nicole Armstrong for $100,000 grants that will allow them to spend a year working on projects of their own design that address a significant challenge or create a new opportunity in Greater Cincinnati.
Do you have an idea that would create a unique opportunity in Greater Cincinnati People’s Liberty will award two highly motivated individuals $100,000 to spend the year working to realize their philanthropic dream goal.
The presenters of IDEALAB, a civic-brainstorming conference, believe conditions in Cincinnati are riper than ever before for grassroots movements to seed and grow.
Women of Cincy will host Stories + Fun, a celebration of women in the community, as part of People’s Liberty’s multi-week Intermission series.
People’s Liberty will host a multi-week series of events open to the public. Called Intermission, the events will celebrate the halfway point of the 5-year philanthropic experiment headquartered in the Globe Building at Findlay.
