An inside look at the real-world problems Studio C teams are trying to solve
This week, we take a look at four teams in Studio C's most recent class: Starfire Council, NKCAC Head Start, Children Inc. and Women Helping Women.
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Leaders, residents and businesses join forces for good health in Covington
Covington residents face a variety of unique challenges when it comes to accessing healthy food and patterns for behavior. Organizations like Skyward and The Center for Great Neighborhoods are taking a synergistic approach, engaging everyone from city leadership to local corner stores to ensure a brighter, healthier future.
Take one, leave one: Free Little Pantries nourish 10 Cincy food deserts
Nutritionist and Pleasant Ridge resident Lisa Andrews believes no one should go to bed hungry. With help from People’s Liberty and local residents, she’s following through on her vision to install free “little pantries” across the city.
Two organizations are teaming up to help nonprofits overcome fundraising obstacles
On May 17, the Leadership Council for Nonprofits and the Association of Fundraising Professionals are teaming up to tackle fundraising difficulties head-on by hosting a philanthropy conference.
Aruna Project brings ninth annual Run for Their Freedom
While on a trip to India, Ryan Berg realized he couldn't ignore human trafficking. He founded The Aruna Project to help those affected by human trafficking, and hosts annual runs around the country to raise funds for the organization.
Chamber’s new program to help increase cultural awareness and diversity in region
This week, the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber is launching a new pilot program to help increase cultural awareness and competence in its participants.
Reclaiming a birthright: Covington doubles down on history to spark smart growth
Despite being the region’s second-largest city and closer to downtown than most Cincinnati neighborhoods, Covington remains something of a mystery for many locals. The first story in our second On The Ground neighborhood series takes a closer look at the city colloquially known as “Cincinnati’s Brooklyn.”
SCPA’s memory of a beloved teacher is helping raise funds for harp education
Michelle Gwynne, harpist and former teacher at the School for Creative and Performing Arts passed away last semester, but her memory will live on through a benefit concert on Wednesday, hosted by the Cincinnati Chapter of the American Harp Society.
Local Derby Day event to raise funds for Winton Woods Riding Center
On May 6, Parkers Blue Ash Tavern will hold its 4th Annual Kentucky Derby fundraiser, benefitting the Winton Woods Riding Center. Admission is $15, and goes toward the Center's scholarship fund.
The Cure Starts Now’s annual event aims to provide funds for continued cancer research
On May 6, the Cure Starts Now will celebrate 10 years at its Once in a Lifetime Gala & Auction, and with more than $7.3 million in research funded since the foundation’s inception, there’s a lot to celebrate.
Leaders, residents and businesses join forces for good health in Covington
Covington residents face a variety of unique challenges when it comes to accessing healthy food and patterns for behavior. Organizations like Skyward and The Center for Great Neighborhoods are taking a synergistic approach, engaging everyone from city leadership to local corner stores to ensure a brighter, healthier future.
Take one, leave one: Free Little Pantries nourish 10 Cincy food deserts
Nutritionist and Pleasant Ridge resident Lisa Andrews believes no one should go to bed hungry. With help from People’s Liberty and local residents, she’s following through on her vision to install free “little pantries” across the city.
Two organizations are teaming up to help nonprofits overcome fundraising obstacles
On May 17, the Leadership Council for Nonprofits and the Association of Fundraising Professionals are teaming up to tackle fundraising difficulties head-on by hosting a philanthropy conference.
Aruna Project brings ninth annual Run for Their Freedom
While on a trip to India, Ryan Berg realized he couldn't ignore human trafficking. He founded The Aruna Project to help those affected by human trafficking, and hosts annual runs around the country to raise funds for the organization.
Chamber’s new program to help increase cultural awareness and diversity in region
This week, the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber is launching a new pilot program to help increase cultural awareness and competence in its participants.
Reclaiming a birthright: Covington doubles down on history to spark smart growth
Despite being the region’s second-largest city and closer to downtown than most Cincinnati neighborhoods, Covington remains something of a mystery for many locals. The first story in our second On The Ground neighborhood series takes a closer look at the city colloquially known as “Cincinnati’s Brooklyn.”
SCPA’s memory of a beloved teacher is helping raise funds for harp education
Michelle Gwynne, harpist and former teacher at the School for Creative and Performing Arts passed away last semester, but her memory will live on through a benefit concert on Wednesday, hosted by the Cincinnati Chapter of the American Harp Society.
Local Derby Day event to raise funds for Winton Woods Riding Center
On May 6, Parkers Blue Ash Tavern will hold its 4th Annual Kentucky Derby fundraiser, benefitting the Winton Woods Riding Center. Admission is $15, and goes toward the Center's scholarship fund.
The Cure Starts Now’s annual event aims to provide funds for continued cancer research
On May 6, the Cure Starts Now will celebrate 10 years at its Once in a Lifetime Gala & Auction, and with more than $7.3 million in research funded since the foundation’s inception, there’s a lot to celebrate.
