Several key Cincinnati nonprofits have announced major, game-changing grants and fundraising efforts that will help them deliver needed services to residents of our region.
More than 650 guests attended the Ronald McDonald House of Greater Cincinnati’s Red Tie Gala at the Hyatt Regency. The “Boots and Bow Ties” evening included a live auction and an Adopt a Family activity. Organizers say it was the most successful gala yet, grossing more than $750,000.
Guests enjoyed a casual picnic lunch, then prepared 100 potted plants for residents of Cedar Village, filled 100 snack bags for families of Ronald McDonald House and Most Valuable Kids, and created 100 greeting cards for patients of Jewish Hospital.
There’s something about getting in a good run – or walk – before Thanksgiving dinner. At the same time it’s creating a whole new family tradition, going for a good walk or run together may spoil your appetite for just spending the day stuffing your face.
More than 500 supporters of Ronald McDonald House Charities of Greater Cincinnati are expected for the annual Red Tie Gala.
This year’s tropical-themed “Red Tie, Black Tie, Let’s Grab a Mai Thai” promises an evening full of dancing and fun surprises.
More than 600 guests filled the Hyatt Regency Cincinnati for the Red Tie Gala benefitting Cincinnati’s Ronald McDonald House. The high-energy evening featured cocktails, dinner, a silent auction, a packed dance floor and a successful fund appeal. Total for the night was $500,000.