The Jewish Federation of Cincinnati raised more than $5 million this year as part of its annual Community Campaign to aid local, national and global agencies and programs.
A new collection of Jewish art and artifacts is open for viewing at the Skirball Museum, where only 10 pieces of the collection's 1,500 total will be on display at any time.
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra recently announced the six winners of its One City, One Symphony poetry contest focused on the question, "What does freedom mean to you?"
Interfaith Hospitality Network of Greater Cincinnati is hosting its first-ever fundraising walk, Walk with Family 5K, on Saturday, Nov. 14 in Eden Park.
Cincinnati Union Bethel hosts its annual Style & Steps event on Thursday, Nov. 12 to benefit its Off the Streets residential program to help trafficked and prostituted women recover and find community integration.
DePaul Cristo Rey High School students are gaining real-world work experience before they graduate thanks to a work/study program and collaboration with Clark Schaefer Hackett.
Debbie Lupariello's soHza organization recently partnered with YWCA Cincinnati to connect women in developing countries with local women in need through handmade jewelry.
Per Scholas is hosting an inaugural fundraiser to support its free IT job training for low-income or unemployed individuals Oct. 27 at CityLink Center.
Talbert House celebrates 50 years of building a stronger community at its anniversary celebration Nov. 7 at the Hyatt Regency Cincinnati, followed by an afterparty at Horseshoe Casino.
Felix Rodriguez was recently awarded $2,500 through a grant made possible by from School Outfitters, a partner in creating the Evanston Spirit of Progress Mural.
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