Representatives from more than 20 national universities and colleges will convene at the Cincinnati Museum Center Thursday to provide local students with opportunities for financial assistance at the fifth annual Multicultural Scholarship Fair.
The 11th annual Great Outdoor Weekend is upon us, and with 125 free events and programs at 42 locations in eight counties spanning the Tri-State, it’s an event that Brewster Rhoads, executive director of Green Umbrella, says is not to be missed.
Village Life Outreach Project will celebrate 10 years as a nonprofit Friday at its Diamond Gala: Night on the Serengeti.
Interact for Health is providing four partner agencies with grant money to implement programming that lessens the life threatening dangers that can occur as a result of heroin and opioid use.
Housing Opportunities Made Equal will host a forum next month to generate discussions about best practices for community building.
The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County saw an increased level of engagement and completion with participants involved in its summer learning program this year.
Thanks to medical treatments, various therapies and a community of volunteers who have supported the Kadish family through their work with Team Ethan, Ethan, who was struck by lightning last summer, continues to improve.
The Children’s Home of Cincinnati’s High School for Students with Autism or Autism Spectrum Disorders, now in its fourth year of operation, is open for registration.
Emily Throckmorton is the youngest member of Impact 100, a group of women who work collectively to make a difference in the community by pooling funds to award significant grants to nonprofits.
Frannie Kroner’s longtime dream has been to host a collaborative dinner with Greater Cincinnati’s top female chefs, and this Sunday, she’ll have that opportunity at Showcase: Dinner for a Cause.
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