Work has officially stopped pending legal action, per Oglesby-Henry. She noted that the goal is to complete the renovation of Holloway House & Resource Center as the organization also works through the “dispute resolution process.”
Movers & Makers asked Greater Cincinnati’s nonprofits providing services ancillary to the health care system to introduce their notables to our readers, part of a regular feature highlighting people making a difference in Greater Cincinnati’s nonprofit community.
Grants went to about two dozen nonprofits spread across Southwest Ohio, Northern Kentucky and Eastern Indiana.
The Black Empowerment Works program is investing $1.9 million in 53 Greater Cincinnati efforts focused on supporting efforts to help Black families thrive.
Rosemary’s Babies overcome a slew of challenges to purchase a North Avondale home to provide shelter and services for teen parent families.
ASAP Event Advertising is the local Cincinnati resource for all of your event and signage needs. The company supplies tents, tablecloths, flags, banner stands, tradeshow signage, custom print (vinyl, foam board, poster paper, coroplast), banners and more.
Rosemary’s Babies needs $500,000 by March 28 to proceed with plans for a teen-parent shelter in North Avondale.
Since 1998, The Medical Mutual Pillar Award for Community Service, presented by Smart Business, has honored businesses of all types and sizes that make outstanding contributions to their communities.
Greater Cincinnati Foundation, in partnership with the Cincinnati Black Giving Circle, awarded $115,000 to six Black-led or Black-serving nonprofits in the Cincinnati area.
It’s recovery time, People. Calm is the goal. Distraction from reality. And we have plenty from which to choose.
