Volunteer administrator group launches program year
by Movers and Makers • January 4, 2022
The region's association for volunteer management professionals gets back to work Jan. 6.
Four nonprofits advance in Social Venture Partners' capacity-building program for socially innovative ideas
Mona Bronson-Fuqua presented to SVP on St. Francis Seraph Ministries "Stitched" program teaching basic sewing and job-preparation skills to under-resourced women.
Culture FIX: Dec. 1-7
by Thom Mariner • November 30, 2021
Now that you all have done your good deeds and donated on #GivingTuesday, we can all celebrate by looking for distractions in the days ahead. Here's my starter list…
Ballet's 'Nutcracker at Home' production will be televised on WLWT
Cincinnati Ballet's "The Nutcracker at Home" will air on WLWT Channel 5 and MeTV Channel 5.2 throughout the holiday season.
Musician, environmentalist next up in lecture series
Grammy Award-winning keyboardist Chuck Leavell will appear next in the Montgomery Woman's Club Town Hall Lecture Series.
'Mr. Perfect' Tom Browning in spotlight at celebrity roast
by Movers and Makers • August 27, 2018
Cincinnati Reds Hall of Famer Tom Browning was roasted at a summer fundraiser to benefit Hyde Park Center for Older Adults.
Car lovers revved up for Concours d'Elegance
Classic car lovers descended on Ault Park for the 41st annual Cincinnati Concours d'Elegance.The show celebrated the 70th anniversary of Porsche.
Benefit will help Family Nurturing Center prevent abuse
Friday, Aug. 24, 7-11 p.m., Cincinnati Airport Marriott Family Nurturing Center's 24th annual Blue Ribbon Bash will raise funds to benefit the child abuse treatment, prevention and education services the agency provides to thousands of Greater Cincinnati children and families.…
United Way launches $62.2M campaign
United Way of Greater Cincinnati kicked off its 2017 campaign with a "Stories That Unite Us" breakfast at the Duke Energy Convention Center. Guests heard stories of United Way's transformative work in the region.
Giant illuminated rabbits invade Pyramid Hill
by Movers and Makers • October 9, 2017
Intrude, a public art installation, makes its Midwestern debut at Pyramid Hill. The piece created by Australian artist Amanda Parer in 2014 has been seen on four continents in more than 50 cities by more than a million people.