With a 100-year history here, DAV designs a new headquarters in Northern Kentucky
DAV expects to move about 175 employees into a new headquarters under construction in Erlanger by the summer of 2021.
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Foundation invests $500,000 in Northern Kentucky’s urban renaissance
The Catalytic Fund jump starts development by providing financing assistance and technical expertise for projects that have the potential to spark further development in Northern Kentucky’s urban cities.
The Boone Conservancy’s mission to protect greenspace has a new source of funding
A new partnership should enable the Boone Conservancy to expand its mission to protect the natural landscapes of Boone County.
The Skyline Chili Community Fund will improve access to quality preschool opportunities
Money will go towards increasing the amount of good programs and tuition.
On the journey to get ahead, Scholar House offers a hand
Extending a hand up to single parents who want to pursue their dreams is the idea behind Scholar House.
Staying financially healthy: Grants target businesses owned by women, vets and minorities
The Duke Energy Foundation is working with the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber and the Northern Kentucky Chamber to provide financial assistance to local women-, veteran- and minority-owned small businesses impacted by the coronavirus.
Community support provides relief for homeless families
Instead of staying in communal shelters, people in need were moved to hotels until the “shelter in place” order was lifted.
Service quickly shifts focus from poverty reduction to basic needs support
The Covid-19 Regional Response Fund helped Santa Maria Community Services change the way they help families during coronavirus.
More than $500,000 distributed to nonprofits from the Horizon NKY Coronavirus Relief Fund
The fund has raised more than $2 million to date through gifts and partnerships of all sizes.
Closing the digital gap for Northern Kentucky students
United Way of Greater Cincinnati, Cincinnati Bell and other organizations will provide access to low-cost internet service to more than 1,000 Northern Kentucky families in time for the 2020-21 school year.
Foundation invests $500,000 in Northern Kentucky’s urban renaissance
The Catalytic Fund jump starts development by providing financing assistance and technical expertise for projects that have the potential to spark further development in Northern Kentucky’s urban cities.
The Boone Conservancy’s mission to protect greenspace has a new source of funding
A new partnership should enable the Boone Conservancy to expand its mission to protect the natural landscapes of Boone County.
The Skyline Chili Community Fund will improve access to quality preschool opportunities
Money will go towards increasing the amount of good programs and tuition.
On the journey to get ahead, Scholar House offers a hand
Extending a hand up to single parents who want to pursue their dreams is the idea behind Scholar House.
Staying financially healthy: Grants target businesses owned by women, vets and minorities
The Duke Energy Foundation is working with the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber and the Northern Kentucky Chamber to provide financial assistance to local women-, veteran- and minority-owned small businesses impacted by the coronavirus.
Community support provides relief for homeless families
Instead of staying in communal shelters, people in need were moved to hotels until the “shelter in place” order was lifted.
Service quickly shifts focus from poverty reduction to basic needs support
The Covid-19 Regional Response Fund helped Santa Maria Community Services change the way they help families during coronavirus.
More than $500,000 distributed to nonprofits from the Horizon NKY Coronavirus Relief Fund
The fund has raised more than $2 million to date through gifts and partnerships of all sizes.
Closing the digital gap for Northern Kentucky students
United Way of Greater Cincinnati, Cincinnati Bell and other organizations will provide access to low-cost internet service to more than 1,000 Northern Kentucky families in time for the 2020-21 school year.
