The Music Resource Center offers a unique after-school program
Their mission, coupled with their belief that music has the power to unite, led them to build a space where middle and high school kids can come learn, be inspired, and create.
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Social service and social justice efforts collide
The Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission (NKCAC) is committed to improving the health and well-being of all people they serve by reinvigorating the agency’s charge against injustices.
Get your tickets NOW for an exclusive new tour in Over-the-Rhine
Meet Me in OTR is an invitation to revisit what to do, where to eat, where to shop, and how to get around the neighborhood.
Freedom Center president found inspiration in GCF racial equity training
The workshops energized him to keep working for what he believed in, and to become more involved in the political process as a means to enact change.
UpSpring helps Greater Cincinnati’s homeless kids bounce back
Many kids don’t live on the street, however, they “couch surf,” which comes with its own set of challenges.
Melanie Moore turned her love of books into a philanthropic mobile bookstore. (And it’s adorable.)
She opened Cincy Book Bus in November of 2018 and spent much of that first year selling in-person at public events and street fairs. The onset of the pandemic in 2020 changed the nature of her business and forced it almost completely online.
Racial Equity Matters workshop helped her articulate the sting of racism
The experience helped a woman of color frame and communicate things she had been seeing and feeling for a long time.
Racial Equity Matters: GCF’s workshops offer eye-opening lessons
Sunny Reelhorn Parr participated in a Groundwater training that changed the way she approached her career and her personal conversations with neighbors.
Diving into the Groundwater: Exploring the depths of racism
Groundwater, a racial equity workshop offered by Greater Cincinnati Foundation, challenges assumptions about race, history, and society, and presents difficult truths about the institutions that form the core of our communities.
Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank fills gap in government services
This local nonprofit was founded five years ago when a Cincinnati mom discovered no diaper bank existed in our region.
Social service and social justice efforts collide
The Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission (NKCAC) is committed to improving the health and well-being of all people they serve by reinvigorating the agency’s charge against injustices.
Get your tickets NOW for an exclusive new tour in Over-the-Rhine
Meet Me in OTR is an invitation to revisit what to do, where to eat, where to shop, and how to get around the neighborhood.
Freedom Center president found inspiration in GCF racial equity training
The workshops energized him to keep working for what he believed in, and to become more involved in the political process as a means to enact change.
UpSpring helps Greater Cincinnati’s homeless kids bounce back
Many kids don’t live on the street, however, they “couch surf,” which comes with its own set of challenges.
Melanie Moore turned her love of books into a philanthropic mobile bookstore. (And it’s adorable.)
She opened Cincy Book Bus in November of 2018 and spent much of that first year selling in-person at public events and street fairs. The onset of the pandemic in 2020 changed the nature of her business and forced it almost completely online.
Racial Equity Matters workshop helped her articulate the sting of racism
The experience helped a woman of color frame and communicate things she had been seeing and feeling for a long time.
Racial Equity Matters: GCF’s workshops offer eye-opening lessons
Sunny Reelhorn Parr participated in a Groundwater training that changed the way she approached her career and her personal conversations with neighbors.
Diving into the Groundwater: Exploring the depths of racism
Groundwater, a racial equity workshop offered by Greater Cincinnati Foundation, challenges assumptions about race, history, and society, and presents difficult truths about the institutions that form the core of our communities.
Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank fills gap in government services
This local nonprofit was founded five years ago when a Cincinnati mom discovered no diaper bank existed in our region.
