Fuel Cincinnati, the grant-making arm of Give Back Cincinnati, will host its fourth annual "Fuel the Fire" event Oct. 19, when startups and projects pitch to the audience and attendees choose which one receives the evening's proceeds.
Tim Arnold has given real work experience to nearly 600 at-risk youth over the past seven years through his LawnLife nonprofit and was recently honored as one of the 10 "brightest social innovators" in the U.S. and Canada by Philanthropitch International.
A new round of JoeThirty community feedback and networking events begins Oct. 14, offering entrepreneurs the ability to get feedback on specific questions or problems.
The City of Cincinnati's new Fix It Cincy app is a part of a larger city effort to stay up-to-date with changing technology and to improve the efficiency of city services and processes.
The African Professionals Network, the area's go-to organization for anything related to continental Africa, hosted its annual symposium Oct. 10 with a keynote address from the Northern Kentucky Chamber's Trey Grayson.
The African Professionals Network (APNET) hosts its fourth annual symposium Oct. 10 as it develops into Greater Cincinnati’s go-to organization for anything related to continental Africa.
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra opens its new season Sept. 25-27 with events centered around the edgy, dreamlike Symphonie Fantastique, a fitting accompaniment to its high-profile experiments on connecting with the community.
Chatfield College's unique position in Cincinnati as a private, not-for-profit, faith-based Associate’s Degree program now has a higher profile thanks to its new Over-the-Rhine facility.
The next few months will be busy at People’s Liberty, with new grantees announced, current grantees unveiling project results and grant application deadlines on Sept. 9 and Oct. 1.
Designer Giacomo Ciminello uses play to help spark ideas, and with his Spaced Invaders project (a People's Liberty grant winner) he wants to use it to re-invigorate blighted spaces.
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