More than 100 golfers will gather for a day on the greens at the 25th annual Tee Up for Tender Mercies golf outing.
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Tender Mercies holds annual meeting
Tender Mercies honored partners and volunteers during its annual meeting at the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber offices.
Gala of Giving helps Tender Mercies buy new van
The guests flocked to the casino, but it was Tender Mercies that hit the jackpot. Nearly $113,000 was raised at Tender Mercies’ Gala of Giving Casino Royale, which was staged at Jack Casino.
Tender Mercies gala at Jack Casino
Help provide permanent housing and support programs for homeless adults with mental illness at Tender Mercies Gala of Giving, “Casino Royale.”
A most practical gift for Tender Mercies clients: bus tokens
A grant from a foundation may not seem unusual, but this one has a twist. Tender Mercies received $1,000 from the Mayerson Foundation to provide bus tokens for its residents, who are formerly homeless adults with mental illness.
Opening Doors raises money for Tender Mercies
More than 300 guests turned out for the inaugural Opening Doors fundraiser to help provide a safe home for the 150 residents at Tender Mercies.
Golf outing benefits Tender Mercies
Tender Mercies held its 24th annual charity golf outing, the s.p.a., inc. Tee Up for Tender Mercies, at Clovernook Country Club.
Doors open for Tender Mercies
Friends of Tender Mercies are invited to attend Opening Doors, an evening of giving to provide a warm bed, a safe home and a future of promise for those with mental illness who are homeless.
Harkavy Society reception supports Tender Mercies
Members gathered at Kaze in Over-the-Rhine for Tender Mercies’ annual Frank Harkavy Society Reception.
The power of storytelling: Development directors discuss challenges and opportunities
Recessions, stock market swings, election years – none affect nonprofit fundraising, Cincinnati insiders say, as much as telling compelling stories. Stronger storytelling, they say, leads to more donors and higher levels of loyalty and giving. But as they enter 2016, development directors in Cincinnati aren’t looking merely for financial donors but, rather, to build relationships with people who care about the organization’s mission.