CDF/IFF nonprofit loan program leads to community reinvestment
In 2015, the Cincinnati Development Fund teamed up with IFF (and the JP Morgan Chase Foundation) to provide loans to nonprofits in Greater Cincinnati and Dayton.
This genteel town just south of the Ohio River features a number of charming treasures including the lively MainStrasse district with its trendy bars, pubs and restaurants as well as beautiful homes stretched along the river beneath the strikingly modern architecture of the architectural jewel, the Ascent at Roebling's Bridge, designed by Daniel Libeskind. Covington is experiencing a renaissance with new shops, restaurants and condos opening along Madison and Pike Streets, and a burgeoning Arts District that acts as the cultural glue that binds the city's charm to its proud denizens. Plus, its successful startup scene is attracting entrepreneurs, especially in emerging informatics and data-driven industries thanks to the UpTech business accelerator.
In 2015, the Cincinnati Development Fund teamed up with IFF (and the JP Morgan Chase Foundation) to provide loans to nonprofits in Greater Cincinnati and Dayton.
For the first time, Gateway Community Technical College in Covington is offering historic preservation arts classes.
Japanese magazine +81 favorite branding campaigns included the rebranding of the City of Covington, which was designed by Landor.
Nine startups from UpTech's fifth cohort will pitch their ideas to the public and entrepreneurial community on Feb. 9 at 84.51.
Five Covington entrepreneurs got a recent boost from the Center for Great Neighborhoods' fifth round of Creative Community Grants.
A number of emerging makerspaces offer traditional co-working amenities as well as special tools and programs for artists, brewers, chemists and more. Check out our growing list of what's available locally for makers.
Throughout fall 2016, a coalition of local arts organizations, nonprofit leaders and community members came together to form a creative placemaking network that will bring arts and cultural events and initiatives to Cincinnati in 2017.
For its first round of grant funding in 2017, the National Endowment for the Arts doled out more than $300 million to nonprofits and individuals, including nine organizations in Greater Cincinnati.
With a growing workforce percentage shifting to freelance and contract bases, cities across the country are creating diverse co-working spots to meet the demand. How do Cincinnati's offerings stack up?
The Catalytic Fund recently purchased space at 326-336 Scott Blvd., also known as The Bradford building. It will be redeveloped into housing and commercial space.
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