COVID19

How can you help? Cincinnati organizations in need of donations during COVID-19 pandemic

We all know about the first responders working overtime and risking their lives as COVID-19 continues to spread. Here’s a look at some local organizations tirelessly helping Cincinnati’s more vulnerable residents.

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Social distancing is keeping volunteers away, but there are still ways to provide support

A redesigned CincinnatiCares.org site is connecting volunteers to nonprofits where they can still help out remotely and online.

An initial priority for the new fund will be food and cleaning supplies. Shown here: Be Concerned: The People's Pantry, one of the region's largest food pantries.
Emergency coronavirus relief fund created with a goal of $4 million

The resources will be deployed rapidly, foregoing the traditional long-form application process.

Amplifying the voices of “invisible” charities

Community Shares of Greater Cincinnati continues its mission to bolster people, issues, and causes that are unknown to residents.

Karrikin Spirits Co. encourages everyone to donate a bottle of hand sanitizer to first responders

Distilleries all over the country are recalibrating their facilities to make supplies for those who need it most.

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Updates from Italy: Nearly three weeks into the quarantine, residents are both sad and hopeful

According to one citizen, "the mood for now is good, but the fatigue is behind closed doors."

Three Cincinnati attractions are considered one of “20 Virtual Travel Experiences to Try”

Forbes rounded up a list places to see and things to do while quarantined. Three of our regional attractions made the list.

Cincinnati company might have an innovative, therapeutic option for COVID-19

Airway Therapeutics Inc., has a protein replacement therapy that could help reduce inflammation in the lungs and prevent further respiratory injury.

Karrikin Spirits Co. encourages everyone to donate a bottle of hand sanitizer to first responders

Distilleries all over the country are recalibrating their facilities to make supplies for those who need it most.

Mita’s restaurant provides food, basic essentials for laid-off workers

Across the country, business owners have transitioned into free food pantries for unemployed hospitality workers.

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