St. Aloysius, tracing its heritage back to 1832, and The Children’s Home, initially founded in 1864, have announced they would be merging teams and resources to form Greater Cincinnati’s longest-serving behavioral health organization for children and families.
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.
The Tristate’s largest “Party for a Cause” was held alongside the resurrected Labor Day fireworks on the Ohio River, Sept. 5.
This week, Best Point Behavioral Health by The Children’s Home launched its Pediatric Mental Health Urgent Care program, the first of its kind in the agency’s 157-year history.
157 years ago, a six-year-old little girl named Lilly Jones became the first child to receive shelter from us.
Rockin’ at Riverfest 2020 was co-chaired by Jeff March and his wife Jeanette, as well as J.B. Buse and his wife, Leigh. When they agreed to lend their considerable talents to this signature event, no one could have imagined the scheduled festivities held at Smale Riverfront Park would be cancelled by a global pandemic.
Leadership Legacy Awards recognize nonprofit leaders and nonprofit organizations whose leaders “demonstrate great efforts to ‘secure the future’ of the organizations they serve and support.
