MadTree deepens charitable roots by joining 1% for the Planet
The international nonprofit works to build, support, and activate an alliance of businesses financially committed to creating a healthy planet.
Madisonville
Offering an eclectic array of businesses, Madisonville is home to deeply rooted residents and newcomers attracted by unique homes in a reasonable price range. This family-friendly neighborhood offers hike/bike trails, an emerging arts scene and a burdgeoning CBD that's just months away from a complete overhaul, thanks to the Madisonville Community Urban Redevelopment Corporation.
Ten-year plan: improvements to Cincinnati’s libraries
Over the next decade, all 40 branches will receive renovations and improvements.
New Leaf Kitchen nurtures children in food insecure communities
Annie Streitmarter’s program cultivates children's minds, bodies, and souls with lesson and demonstrations on healthy eating.
Green Umbrella helps secure the city’s future in urban agriculture
The city's greatest environmental ally is advancing access to healthy, sustainable food across communities.
Historic hotel will get new life as senior apartments
The Manse will offer 60 affordable housing units for low-income retirees.
Partner Partner Content Creating a vision for Norwood, residents find community
After more than a year of community interviews and meetings, the city's Community Agreement was unveiled, with plans to create clean, inviting spaces for residents, visitors, and business owners.
Innovative education programs are the focus of GCF’s upcoming grants
Schools and organizations can apply for funds that will expand summer programs and provide funding for trips, sporting equipment, and transportation.
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.
Tax law created hundreds of new “opportunity zones”
Developers can qualify for big breaks in certain underdeveloped and disinvested neighborhoods.
A taste of Mexico in Madisonville
After years of traveling, Josh Wamsley returned to Cincinnati to open an authentic Oaxacan restaurant.
