Late last month, Keep Cincinnati Beautiful hosted its first, and now annual, Love Thy ‘Nati Celebration to recognize the volunteers and community leaders who are helping keep Cincinnati beautiful.
Since 1991, the Cincinnati International Wine Festival has generated nearly $5 million for local charities, and the giving will continue at this year’s event, which takes place March 2-4.
Listermann Brewing Company will release Riveting Rosie, a hibiscus and rose hip Saison, on March 8, which is International Women’s Day. The beer pays homage to and benefits the strong women of Cincinnati.
Cincinnati is participating in Brackets For Good’s annual fundraising tournament, which will provide 57 local nonprofits exposure, donations and the opportunity to collect a $10,000 grand prize grant.
On April 11, a combined orchestra, made up of students from Indian Hill, Mariemont and Madeira high schools, will perform under the conductorship of the Cincinnati Pops’ John Morris Russell.
Securing the Future — an annual conference aimed at helping nonprofits build their resources and skills — will take place Feb. 23 at Xavier University.
For the third straight year, Impact 100 has sustained its member base and will again offer four local nonprofits grants of $101,000 each.
La Soupe, which rescues nutritious ingredients from otherwise wasted food and then prepares dishes in an effort to combat food insecurity, will serve its soups free of charge at Union Hall on Feb. 14.
For nonprofits interested in better serving others via creative means — specifically for those aiming to address issues of poverty from a family-centered approach — Studio C is accepting applications now through Feb. 20.
Students at 12 local schools will receive 160 bicycles this week, which they will learn to disassemble and reengineer — eventually ending up with a finished product and a new mode of transportation
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