The Future of Manufacturing Fund, established through a $1 million grant by the GE Aerospace Foundation in 2024, is designed to expand high-quality workforce development to meet rising demand in the aviation and advanced manufacturing sectors. In Years I and II combined, the partnership helped expose 13,255 individuals to advanced manufacturing careers.
The Association of Fundraising Professionals Greater Cincinnati has announced this year’s slate of honorees for National Philanthropy Day, celebrated each November. Philanthropist of the Year: Brad Lindner, retired president/CEO of United Dairy Farmers. Nominated by Keep Cincinnati Beautiful. Volunteer of…
A job where you get to call nonprofits and tell them you are giving them several million dollars sounds gratifying. But the people at Yield Giving have to deal with the fact that at first no one believes them. The nonprofit getting the call often believes it’s a scam.
This new funding will support community-based organizations that primarily serve low-income families and individuals across Greater Cincinnati. Their work centers on educational success, financial empowerment and housing security, which United Way describes as the building blocks of economic well-being.
Volunteers helped taxpayers save an estimated $2.5 million in filing fees while securing more than $11.1 million in refunds by Tax Day in April.
Through the coalition, organizations will share information on policy issues, funding opportunities and partnerships, while coordinating advocacy efforts and building relationships with elected officials at the local, state and federal levels.
Fox, president and CEO of altafiber, will help lead the 110-year-old nonprofit’s campaign to mobilize companies, employees and community members in support of programs focused on improving families’ economic well-being throughout Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky and Southeast Indiana.
The annual Better Together Fund program aims to provide regional organizations with flexibility to navigate a shifting funding landscape, whether by strengthening leadership, improving internal systems or investing in regional partnerships.
Audrey Treasure is vice president and executive director of the Workforce Innovation Center at the Cincinnati Regional Chamber. “I really like people, and I really like making connections, and I really like solving problems,” Treasure said. “That’s what this work is: Working with people, connecting them to one another and saying ‘Let’s solve this problem.’ ”
The fund offers grants of up to $100,000 to help nonprofits strengthen operations, share services and pursue long-term sustainability strategies.
