Greater Cincinnati Foundation grants support learning programs for at-risk kids
Thanks to Supporting Educational Success, 22 local organizations will be able to fund programs that improve both learning and health.
Thanks to Supporting Educational Success, 22 local organizations will be able to fund programs that improve both learning and health.
A Greater Cincinnati Foundation Giving Circle promoted educational access and workforce development across NKY.
On Sept. 12, the nonprofit Impact 100 gave $101,000 to four local groups. One of those groups was the NKY Community Action Commission, which funds Covington's Lincoln Grant Scholar House for single parents pursuing college education.
The contentious 2016 presidential election brought attention to a wide range of social issues. Now, as budget cuts threaten some public programs, local nonprofits are finding new ways to leverage national attention for positive community impact.
The NKY Chamber will partner with local businesses and family resource coordinators to provide personal hygiene products to homeless populations.
The new Bellevue Restore is the fifth of its kind in the region and will feature salvaged appliances, cabinets, furniture, building products and other household items.
Outdoor Adventure Clubs recently led a group of urban teens on a kayaking adventure. The group of 44 adventurers allowed the club to hit a milestone — providing over 5,000 outdoor adventures.
Executive Service Corps of Cincinnati (ESCC) and Talbert House are continuing their partnership this year in offering a nine-month leadership and skills development training program, The Executive Curriculum for Emerging Leaders (EXCEL).
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