Three umbrella organizations that support regional nonprofits wanted to document their economic impact – and, more to the point, emphasize that such organizations are community contributors rather than a resource drain.
Across the state, people have mobilized to help. If you’d like to assist, here’s a few ways to do that.
The two organizations share similar principles around service to community, as well as decades of shared members, trustees, and administrators.
A coalition of Northern Kentucky organizations have agreed to assist refugees in finding housing, medical care, and eligible public benefits, as well as employment and legal services.
A new, expanded shelter could open in November, and be a year-round haven for those who need a bed as well as showers, laundry, and help obtaining social services.
The Kentucky Foundation for Women awarded grants to Kentucky feminist artists and arts organizations committed to creating positive social change.
The Governor’s Office of Early Childhood will receive nearly $6 million in additional funds to be shared with local communities.
Until then, several never-before-exhibited paintings are among the artwork and memorabilia displayed in the museum's latest salute to the famed Northern Kentucky artist and author.
The Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission has taken on the charge to give voice to the voiceless, working to arm people with the tools to succeed, not only in life, but also in systemic reform.
The ParentCamp idea: Engaged parents lead to engaged students, which lead to engaged communities.
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