Brighton Center sees 300 percent increase in families requesting help during COVID-19 pandemic
The stakes are much higher for working families still struggling to make ends meet.
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Drew and Lea Lachey offer access to the arts and mentorship through their nonprofit
After leaving L.A. to raise their family in Cincinnati, the Lacheys worked with their alma mater, the School of Creative and Performing Arts, to teach classes and start a camp.
The show must go on: social distancing possible in Devou Park if they host their Summer Series
During the Great Depression and at the start of WWII, the Federal Works Progress Administration awarded enough money to add a band shell to the park. Now, 81 years later, music might once again bring relief to the community.
Amplifying the voices of “invisible” charities
Community Shares of Greater Cincinnati continues its mission to bolster people, issues, and causes that are unknown to residents.
Emergency coronavirus relief fund created with a goal of $4 million
The resources will be deployed rapidly, foregoing the traditional long-form application process.
How can you help? Cincinnati organizations in need of donations during COVID-19 pandemic
We all know about the first responders working overtime and risking their lives as COVID-19 continues to spread. Here’s a look at some local organizations tirelessly helping Cincinnati’s more vulnerable residents.
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Social distancing is keeping volunteers away, but there are still ways to provide support
A redesigned CincinnatiCares.org site is connecting volunteers to nonprofits where they can still help out remotely and online.
Cincinnati’s robust arts community continues amid COVID-19
ArtsWave is focused on helping the region’s arts sector weather the coronavirus crisis.
‘Addiction and mental illness don’t go away:’ Organizations help vulnerable people during COVID-19
Social isolation, job loss, lack of transportation, and fear-inducing news can make anyone spiral downward or relapse. Two regional institutions are working virtually to help.
The Center for Respite Care and ECS share their approaches to serving vulnerable communities
At-risk citizens need extra help during a health crisis. Here's how some people on the front lines are making that happen.
Drew and Lea Lachey offer access to the arts and mentorship through their nonprofit
After leaving L.A. to raise their family in Cincinnati, the Lacheys worked with their alma mater, the School of Creative and Performing Arts, to teach classes and start a camp.
The show must go on: social distancing possible in Devou Park if they host their Summer Series
During the Great Depression and at the start of WWII, the Federal Works Progress Administration awarded enough money to add a band shell to the park. Now, 81 years later, music might once again bring relief to the community.
Amplifying the voices of “invisible” charities
Community Shares of Greater Cincinnati continues its mission to bolster people, issues, and causes that are unknown to residents.
Emergency coronavirus relief fund created with a goal of $4 million
The resources will be deployed rapidly, foregoing the traditional long-form application process.
How can you help? Cincinnati organizations in need of donations during COVID-19 pandemic
We all know about the first responders working overtime and risking their lives as COVID-19 continues to spread. Here’s a look at some local organizations tirelessly helping Cincinnati’s more vulnerable residents.
Partner Partner Content Social distancing is keeping volunteers away, but there are still ways to provide support
A redesigned CincinnatiCares.org site is connecting volunteers to nonprofits where they can still help out remotely and online.
Cincinnati’s robust arts community continues amid COVID-19
ArtsWave is focused on helping the region’s arts sector weather the coronavirus crisis.
‘Addiction and mental illness don’t go away:’ Organizations help vulnerable people during COVID-19
Social isolation, job loss, lack of transportation, and fear-inducing news can make anyone spiral downward or relapse. Two regional institutions are working virtually to help.
The Center for Respite Care and ECS share their approaches to serving vulnerable communities
At-risk citizens need extra help during a health crisis. Here's how some people on the front lines are making that happen.
