The Children’s Home has announced its co-chairs for this year’s The Marge and Charles J. Schott Foundation Rockin’ at Riverfest, scheduled for Sept. 5 at Anderson Pavilion in Smale Riverfront Park.
One of Cincinnati’s oldest nonprofits supporting vulnerable children and families has recently acquired a new capability to expand on its 156-year mission.
The global pandemic has forced one of Cincinnati’s most well-established nonprofits to shift gears for its annual gala normally held on Labor Day weekend.
Cincinnati certainly knows how to send the summer season out with a bang – and a boom, and a pop, and a sizzle and a crackle, a thousand times over.
During Labor Day weekend, Rockin’ at Riverfest offered a big way to celebrate at Anderson Pavilion in Smale Park. The location served as a prime viewing spot for the Western & Southern/WEBN fireworks. Dr. Elizabeth Cottingham, Eddie and Libby Tyner,…
Nearly 500 guests at Rockin’ at Riverfest raised a cool half-million dollars for the Children’s Home of Cincinnati programs. The event was presented by the Marge & Charles J. Schott Foundation and the Heidt Family Foundation.
The DevouGrass Music & Arts Festival is a day of music, food and arts. The free event will feature live bluegrass music, children’s activities, bike races, gourmet food trucks, arts and crafts, and more.
The Children’s Home of Cincinnati cut the ceremonial ribbon for its expansion of autism and preschool services.
Where’s the best spot to watch the Western & Southern WEBN fireworks on Sunday, Sept. 3? How about a place that gives you both a riverfront view for the end-of-summer blast and the chance to support a good cause? Here are some options…
Friends and supporters are invited to participate in the annual Rockin’ at Riverfest fundraiser for the Children’s Home of Cincinnati.
