Bengals tailgating sparks idea for new nonprofit
Jason Chapman says he remembers tailgating at a Bengals game last September like it was yesterday because it became the start of The Midwest Project.
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NKY veteran to receive free home repairs
Raymond Muench says he’s grateful for those in his life—like the individuals at People Working Cooperatively and the volunteers from Home Depot’s Repair Affair—who are able to provide him help when it’s needed.
Occupational therapist founds volunteer group for Summit clients
In her four years as an occupational therapist at Summit Behavioral Healthcare, Laura Menze says she’s noticed her clients’ strong desire to be helpful, so she created a volunteer group that allows them to engage in the community.
United Way collaborates to move social innovation forward
United Way of Greater Cincinnati, in collaboration with the Greater Cincinnati Foundation and Design Impact, is wrapping up its selection process for a seven-month “design thinking” project.
The Kentucky Project shares beauty, betters lives of others
Chris Egan founded The Kentucky Project in November in an effort to share the state’s beauty and culture, while also enriching the lives of those who inhabit it—all for the purpose of creating positive change.
Cincinnati State’s 1 Night, 12 Kitchens sets fundraising record
Cincinnati State’s Midwest Culinary Institute raised more than $100,000 dollars at this year’s 10th annual 1 Night, 12 Kitchens event.
CSYO provides networking, friendship, engagement to youth
Jackie Tso has played with the CSYO for the past four years, and during that time, she’s had the opportunities to play solos in front of large audiences and to perform alongside members of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra.
Young Professionals’ Choral Collective continues venture as it transitions to nonprofit
The Young Professionals' Choral Collective is making the transition from an LLC to a nonprofit.
Princeton High School represents Greater Cincinnati in national competition
The Greater Cincinnati World Affairs Council is in need of funding for its global education programs, which help the organization further its mission of “promoting international understanding, education, engagement and cooperation.”
Literacy Network volunteer spreads enthusiasm about reading
Mary Ann Russo volunteers six times a week as a reading instructor for the Literacy Network of Greater Cincinnati.
