United Way of Greater Cincinnati has granted a total of more than $9 million to approximately 135 partner agencies to help them serve local families despite the economic fallout from the pandemic.
Early reading and school readiness are critical to academic success and long-term financial stability.
Regional businesses, community partners and health leaders from both sides of the river gathered at Smale Riverfront Park this week to launch a region-wide movement to vaccinate 80% of those eligible (age 16+) by the Fourth of July
Nominations are now being accepted for the awards to be presented at the 2021 National Philanthropy Day in November.
More than 200 people signed in online to help United Way of Greater Cincinnati commemorate achieving its $50 million goal for 2020.
Fresh beginnings today during what is typically the most dormant week of the year. Still plenty to distract you, however. Check it out…
EY, Michelman, US Bank, Ingage Partners and Graydon law firm received 020 Corporate Heroes awards from United Way of Greater Cincinnati for embracing volunteer engagement and providing opportunities for team members to get involved in their community.
An occasional update as to which organizations are receiving funding to maintain or improve services
United Way of Greater Cincinnati is partnering with local businesses to offer discounts to United Way donors, hoping to spur new donors and customers at a time when both are desperately needed.
