First class of Pipeline H2O hosting demo day on May 18
Pipeline H2O's 15-week commercialization program is hosting its first ever Demo Day for its class of six cohorts on May 18.
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The Center hosting two-night pop-up restaurant featuring local home chef
On April 7 and 8, The Center for Great Neighborhoods will host a pop-up restaurant featuring Covington resident and home chef, Chako. It's the culmination of The Center's Chef Fellowship Program, made possible by a FreshLo grant from The Kresge Foundation.
Local firm plans to overhaul entire Mt. Auburn street
Unum Investment Group plans to overhaul the entire block of Seitz Street in Mt. Auburn, starting with building four new single-family homes.
On the Ground signs off, looks to new chapter for Walnut Hills
Soapbox wraps up its On The Ground embedded journalism series in Walnut Hills with a community celebration March 23 at the newly revitalized site of the historic Baldwin Piano Company.
NYC-based traveling story gatherers stopping in Cincinnati
Fourteen years ago, Dave Isay wanted to capture stories, but not by sticking a microphone in people’s faces. So he installed a recording booth in Grand Central Terminal in NYC, and StoryCorps was born.
CDF/IFF nonprofit loan program leads to community reinvestment
In 2015, the Cincinnati Development Fund teamed up with IFF (and the JP Morgan Chase Foundation) to provide loans to nonprofits in Greater Cincinnati and Dayton.
Green Umbrella launches grant to continue growth of local food system
With the help of a $75,000 grant from the Duke Class Benefit Fund, Green Umbrella will offer smaller grants to local food purveyors to support energy-efficient refrigeration efforts.
Nonprofits to pitch goals and strategies to the public at SVP’s Fast Pitch
On March 1, 10 area nonprofits will compete for $30,000 in award money at Social Venture Partners’ fourth annual Fast Pitch competition.
NEP targets 23rd and 24th neighborhoods in 2017
This year, the Neighborhood Enhancement Program will touch down in three Cincinnati neighborhoods, beginning in March — East Westwood, Westwood and the West End.
Longtime Oakley business moving down the street to continue investing in neighborhood
A $1.5 million mixed-use project is underway in the heart of Oakley, and Blue Manatee Children's Bookstore, a longtime neighborhood business, is moving into it.
