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This afternoon hundreds will gather in Music Hall to celebrate National Philanthropy Day, a special day set aside to promote philanthropy and recognize individuals, organizations and businesses that are inspiring change through their significant impact on nonprofit organizations.

The National Philanthropy Day Program is the Greater Cincinnati Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) annual, signature event at which people representing businesses, nonprofits, philanthropists and volunteers come together to celebrate our vibrant philanthropic community.

AFP is very pleased to welcome Ashley Kirklen, WLWT 5 News as the Master of Ceremony for the event and Heidi Jark, Senior Vice President and Managing Director of The Foundation Office at Fifth Third Bank, as the Honorary Chair of the event.

In celebration of philanthropy, AFP is thrilled to recognize the following heroes who make Greater Cincinnati a stronger and thriving community.

Bill Burwinkel is the 2022 The Philanthropist of the Year award winner. The Philanthropist of the Year award is presented to an individual or group who has demonstrated outstanding civic and charitable responsibility through direct financial support of an organization or cause, has taken a leadership role in an organization and motivates others to participate in philanthropy.

This year’s Volunteer of the Year is Stacey Meyer. The Volunteer of the Year award recognizes an individual or group who has demonstrated outstanding support to an organization or cause though a devotion of time, encourages others to support an organization or cause, and is a role model for other community volunteers.

Joseph Kayne is the 2022 Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy award winner. The Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy award is presented to an individual or group who has a record of exceptional leadership and results in encouraging youth to learn about and participate in philanthropy, demonstrate leadership in an organization or cause, serve as role models for other youth and encourage other youth to participate in philanthropy.

This year’s winner in Outstanding Corporation or Foundation is SugarCreek, John & Julie Richardson. The Outstanding Corporation or Foundation award is presented to a corporation or foundation that demonstrates outstanding commitment through financial support, innovation and through encouragement and motivation of others to take leadership roles toward philanthropy and community involvement.

The 2022 Lifetime Achievement in Fundraising winner is John Olberding. The Lifetime Achievement in Fundraising Award is Presented to an outstanding fundraising executive with at least 20 years of experience who has demonstrated exceptional leadership and commitment to the fundraising profession and philanthropic community.

AFP thanks all the sponsors who made today’s celebration possible including our Presenting Sponsor, Fifth Third Foundation and our Premier Sponsors, Movers & Makers and Prestige AV & Creative Services.

The Greater Cincinnati Nonprofit News is accepting 2022 Sponsorships. Please contact us for more information.

First Financial Bank and the First Financial Foundation have awarded $177,500 in grants to organizations in Greater Cincinnati, in a collaborative effort that aims to help people and communities in the area to thrive and grow. The 2022 Annual Grant Campaign from First Financial includes 59 organizations in Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky and Illinois. Total funding from all sources for this campaign is $494,000, making it the largest campaign in First Financial history.

1N5 is thrilled to have received grant funding from the Elsa Heisel Sule Foundation. This grant will fund, in part, 1N5's Building Resiliency in Youth program that provides mental health education and suicide prevention for 150K students K-12 at 110 schools in Greater Cincinnati. To learn more about the Elsa Heisel Sule Foundation and 1N5, go to www.elsasulefoundation.org and www.1N5.org.

Cincinnati Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired (CABVI) is grateful for a $7,500 grant from the William H. Albers Fund for CABVI’s Early Childhood and Youth Services and Case Management Services.

Talbert House honored the Harold C. Schott Foundation with the Richard Shenk Visionary Award for the Foundation’s continued dedication to philanthropy by making a significant investment in the community. The award was presented at the 21st Century Luncheon, an annual event hosted by the Foundation for Talbert House to celebrate and thank 21st Century Society members for their generous commitment to the future of the agency.

Cincinnati Animal CARE is encouraging families to Adopt, Don't Shop this holiday season with extended hours and reduced adoption fees for Black Friday, November 25. The shelter will be open from 1:00pm – 9:00pm, with adoption fees reduced to just $9.99 for all animals over 6 months old. Those interested in adoption can view CARE's adoptable animals here.

Last Mile Food Rescue is pleased to receive several community foundation grants, including $10,000 from the Andrew Jergens Foundation, $10,000 from the Duke Energy Foundation and $10,000 from the Scripps Howard Fund. 

St. Vincent de Paul Northern Kentucky is hosting their first of two coat distributions this Saturday from 9:00 am to noon at Newport Intermediate School in Newport, Kentucky, and Life Learning Center in Covington, Kentucky. All coats distributed have been donated by generous donors in the community. For the second year in a row, VonLehman CPA & Advisory Firm has joined the coat drive effort as a corporate sponsor.

AMA Cincinnati Agency is a new service that matches teams of talented marketing professionals with nonprofits and startups on marketing projects. Applications are being accepted for nonprofits, startups, and marketing volunteers right now (through Nov. 22). Applications will be reviewed in December, and the projects will begin in early January. This is a great way to stretch scarce resources and uplift our community. Find more information here.

Impact 100's 2023 Grant Application will go live November 1, 2022. Please join us virtually on November 2 from 2:00pm - 4:00pm to learn about Impact 100's Letter of Intent and Grant Application Process for the 2023 Grant Application Cycle. We will be joined by representatives from Grants Plus who will share some ideas and perspectives for telling your organization's story. Impact 100 will also hold a virtual Q&A session on November 10 at 1:00pm. Finally, there will be a virtual Nonprofit Panel Discussion on November 17 from 2:00pm - 3:30pm where past recipients will share their experiences. Please follow this link to Impact 100's website to learn about the process and register for each session.

Cincinnati Magazine is now accepting applications from local non-profit organizations who are invited to register to participate in the 7^th annual Cincinnati Gives Challenge for FREE. During the 10-day challenge, charities compete to raise the most money November 28–December 8, with the top organizations winning thousands of dollars in cash and bonus prizes from the magazine. The 2022 Cincinnati Gives Challenge is presented by Procter & Gamble with support from the Greater Cincinnati Foundation. It is facilitated by the crowdfunding platform, Mightycause. Find more information and registration here.  

Greater Cincinnati Foundation announces a new partnership with the City of Cincinnati to strengthen the capacity of small, community-based organizations to drive equitable change in our community. GCF has established Boots on the Ground Fund to provide capacity-building grants, up to $25,000, that will allow nonprofits to build and grow their organizational effectiveness. With the support of the City of Cincinnati, GCF plans to distribute approximately $400,000 through this fund in its first year. Learn more here.

The Bell Charitable Foundation has opened a grant application this week for Economic and Social Mobility proposals. Grants will be up to $20,000. Visit the website for details.

GiveCamp is a nationwide effort that brings together a community of volunteers to donate their time and talents to build the technical resources and capacity of local non-profit organizations. In its first nine years, Southwest Ohio GiveCamp has had over 750 volunteers who contributed over 16,000 hours on 123 non-profit projects. The projects have ranged from website rebuilds to iPhone and Android applications. The 2022 Southwest Ohio GiveCamp is now accepting non-profit applications. The initial application is a simple form found on their website. 

Aviatra Accelerators, a non-profit accelerator devoted to empowering women-owned startups and small businesses, has opened applications for its next Launch® program, a 10-week, 30-hour program designed specifically for newer, revenue-positive businesses – those in business for between 1 and 3 years who are seeking to take their business to the next level. At the end of the 10-week program, female entrepreneurs will have the opportunity to compete for funding in Aviatra's Flight-Night pitch competition, a combination in-person and virtual event. Find more information about Launch® here or apply at: Aviatra Launch Application.

Jewish Home of Cincinnati is accepting grant applications for programs that impact Greater Cincinnati Jewish seniors. Find more information here.  

The Association of Fundraising Professionals Greater Cincinnati Chapter promotes the professional development of its members. In appreciation of the financial constraints that can limit educational opportunities, AFP is proud to offer several scholarships this year for development professionals. Find the full listing of scholarships along with registration applications and requirements here. 

Community Engagement Collective has launched the first Black Indigenous and People of Color Mental and Behavioral Health Provider Directory. The free directory is sponsored by Interact for Health. Click here to learn more about the directory and to download.  

The AFP Chapter Seeds Scholarship provides a scholarship for a Small Organization AFP membership. The AFP Greater Cincinnati Chapter is committed to helping small nonprofit organizations get the seed money they need to secure an AFP membership. This seed money is an investment to help small nonprofits build their fundraising toolbox. It's our desire that these fundraising professionals will become long-term members through the kick start funding of a Seeds Scholarship. CLICK HERE for the 2022 Scholarship Application.

Virtual Class: Advanced Funder Research Lab, Friday, November 18, 10:00am–11:30am. Take a deep dive into the advanced searching and funder review options available in the Foundation Directory Online. It is strongly recommended that attendees have already participated in the Grants Research Lab class, which is offered every month. Registration is required and is available here.

Virtual Class: Introduction to Finding Grants, Tuesday, December 6, 2:00pm–3:30pm. Introduction to Finding Grants examines the characteristics of a successful grant seeking nonprofit organization, introduces the basic concepts and practices in grant seeking, and discusses how to use the Foundation Directory Online. Find more information and registration here.

All it takes is a rake and some gloves to make a difference in the lives of our neighbors in need! People Working Cooperatively has kicked off its annual Prepare Affair volunteer event during which nearly 2,000 people of all ages and skill levels provide fall cleanup services for hundreds of low-income seniors and residents living with disabilities throughout the region. While Prepare Affair and the volunteer celebration will take place on November 19 – you and your team can schedule your day of service for a date in November that works best for you. Find more information and registration here.

3 ways the corporate world has shaped donor's online expectations All donors are consumers, but not all consumers are donors. It’s good to remind ourselves that at their core, donors and consumers are people. Because of this fact, the corporate world has helped shape people’s online expectations of the brands and organizations they support.

Health insurance is influencing Americans' job choices More than 31% of people with employer-sponsored insurance stuck with a job they disliked for the company’s health insurance, a Forbes Advisor survey found. Another 8% of respondents left a job they liked to seek better coverage.

Our micro-podcast series is brought to you by the Greater Cincinnati Nonprofit News hosted by Jane Page-Steiner, owner and publisher of the Greater Cincinnati Nonprofit News. In each episode Jane talks with thought leaders and professionals about topics and issues of interest to the nonprofit community. Every episode ends with a quick joke from our guest in the spirit of keeping things fun.

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Season 2, Episode 10: Data Management Strategies Good data can help your nonprofit make educated and strategic decisions about what comes next for your organization. But with limited time and resources many nonprofits struggle with how to manage, analyze, and leverage their data. In this episode we are speaking with Will Lester, Vice President of Data Services from Ignite Philanthropy about the challenges and strategies related to nonprofit data management. Click here to listen and share.

Our sponsor marketplace serves to further connect our readers with our advertisers who are focused on serving nonprofits. Please keep in mind that you should always check references before hiring a consultant or vendor. Contact Kelli Tarantino, editor, at kelli@gcnonprofitnews.com to learn how your business or organization can become a sponsor of the Greater Cincinnati Nonprofit News.

Blue & Co., LLC: is an independent accounting and advisory firm with more than 450 people in 11 offices across Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky. Our growing list of not-for-profit clients (more than 1,000 and counting) is proof of the expertise we demonstrate in areas that are relevant to you as a not-for-profit organization. We are able to identify day-to-day management issues and operational concerns - such as internal controls, software implementation and improvement, accounting process improvement, and segregation of duties issues in addition to assurance and tax services. Please contact Judy Simpson, jsimpson@blueandco.com for more information.

VonLehman CPA & Advisory Firm: With offices in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana, VonLehman CPA & Advisory Firm is one of the largest private CPA and Advisory Firms in the region with over 140 employees. Having served the nonprofit sector since 1946, VonLehman's Nonprofit Group has a profound understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities facing charitable and tax-exempt organizations. During this time, we've helped nonprofits negotiate the push-pull between capacity and mission. VonLehman currently supports over 250 nonprofits throughout our region. Our firm has more than 30 professionals dedicated to the nonprofit sector, providing audit, accounting, tax and consulting service expertise. Learn more about how we help nonprofits achieve their mission at www.vlcpa.com/nonprofit or contact Stephanie Allgeyer at sallgeyer@vlcpa.com with any questions. 

Association of Fund Raising Professionals (AFP): AFP-Cincinnati Chapter fosters the growth and development of philanthropy, the fund-raising profession, the chapter and its individual members.

CFBank is committed to helping non-profit organizations that give back to the local community. We strive to be a premier commercial bank providing full-service solutions to non-profit organizations like yours. At CFBank, we offer a tailored approach with a mix of banking products and services that helps our local non-profits be successful and give back. We understand that having a bank that offers Tailored Relationship Pricing is more important that ever. Currently, we are offering 2.2% on money market accounts for non-profits. Contact Scott Smith (Market President) 513-200-8729 Or Pam Kool (Treasury Management) 513-360-6533 today!

For over 80 years, JVS Career Services has been a trusted advisor to businesses, employees, and job-seekers in the Cincinnati community. We provide talent acquisition, executive coaching, outplacement, job seeker services, and career coaching to our clients. Contact us at 513-936-9675 or careerservices@jvscareers.org to discuss your job needs.

Best Point Education and Behavioral Health is a non-profit provider specializing in youth and family therapeutic, educational, autism services and behavioral health services. Visit www.bestpoint.org to learn more. We provide more than 40 programs and services to 18,000 children, in seven Best Point locations across Greater Cincinnati, and in over 70 partner schools. Visit our careers page to join our team and make a difference!

BOLD: (Board Orientation + Leadership Development) is Greater Cincinnati's leading nonprofit board training program. BOLD creates pathways for you to turn your passion into action! Contribute your skills, expertise and access to resources to strengthen nonprofit organizations. Support, empower and strengthen the community in which you live, work and play. We have generous and full scholarship opportunities available. Apply today! For more information about the program, application or questions, please contact Jay Shatz at jshatz@leadershipcouncil.us.

Data Bloom partners with social good organizations to turn data into insight, impact, and action. We believe it is our duty to work toward positive change, justice, and equity in the communities we serve. Data Bloom ensures your data practices align directly with your organization’s mission, desired impact, and theory of change. We work towards capacity building (around data) so that our services provide long-term benefits for your organization. From data collection to analysis to visualization, Data Bloom can help. Please email grow@thedatabloom.com – we would love to hear from you!

Gilman Partners: Every nonprofit organization needs leaders who are passionate about its mission, fit with its culture, and will drive success with the right mix of expertise and leadership. Our Nonprofit Leadership Practice partners with Boards and Search Committees to navigate critical succession planning decisions and recruit and develop the best leaders to guide you forward. Gilman Partners is also proud to offer GP Elevate, a leadership development program uniquely designed to prepare high-potential leaders for executive roles. Contact Barry Elkus at 513-842-5331 or belkus@gilmanpartners.com to discuss your talent needs. 

Ignite Philanthropy serves all aspects of the philanthropic and non-profit sector—from non-profits looking for an experienced fundraising partner to raise capital to accomplish their mission to foundations seeking to strategically manage their charitable giving. In 2021, Ignite raised over $70 million for its nonprofit clients and supported the grant making for foundations distributing more than $10 million. Please visit https://ignitephilanthropy.com/contact/ or contact Tara Noland at tnoland@ignitephilanthropy.com to discuss how Ignite can support your work in the community.

Instrumentl is the institutional fundraising platform, bringing grant prospecting, tracking and management into one place, while providing free trainings. Serving more than 2000 nonprofits, we have a front-row seat to the challenges and successes of our customers - learnings that all nonprofits should have! So, each week, Instrumentl hosts FREE workshops and trainings with nonprofit and grant writing experts to share knowledge, tips, and hands-on tactics. Level up your fundraising in less than an hour a week! For a complete list of upcoming workshops and webinars, visit instrumentl.com/r/Events.

HR Elements provides customized outsourced HR services to over 200 clients annually. Need temporary HR assistance or ongoing, we work across the employee lifecycle from hire to retire including employee relations, HR management, management/leadership coaching, HRIS and organizational development. Our experienced, certified HR professionals are what sets us apart from the competition. Take your business to the next level with a trusted HR partner. Check us out at www.HRelements.com. Email Tina Taylor for more information at ttaylor@hrelements.com.

Manley Burke, LPA, is a Cincinnati law firm with a practice group focused on the issues facing nonprofit and tax-exempt organizations. Our attorneys have assisted nonprofits in all aspects of the nonprofits’ lifecycle, from formation and application for tax exemption, to operation and maintenance, and even through dissolution if necessary. We have a wide range of knowledge about various issues that nonprofits face and our goal is to assist you so that you can focus on your mission and the people and organizations that you are helping. Our nonprofit team is supported by the fleet of services offered at Manley Burke, allowing us to serve our clients as a single-legal-services provider and advisor, while drawing on the knowledge and experience of attorneys across practice areas. Every circumstance is unique, and our long experience allows us to guide you with confidence. You and your staff already go above and beyond to fulfill your mission. Contact us today to see how we can go above and beyond for you. Call us at (513)-721-5525, email us at sean.callan@manleyburke.com, or visit our website today.

Cincinnati Marketing Solutions: We serve as a professional, full-service, offsite marketing team to a variety of nonprofits and stand ready to manage your one-time project or create and execute a comprehensive and strategic marketing plan to meet your needs, goals and budget. With more than 50 years of experience between two senior level marketers, your nonprofit will always have the expertise needed for any situation that may arise. At CMS, we will define your target audience to communicate a consistent message with a compelling brand story to the community-at-large, the media, your stakeholders, donors and volunteers. Visit our website or contact Kelli Tarantino, President kelli@cincymarketingsolutions.com or 513-300-4653 to schedule a discovery call today!

Get that extra office space leased or land/building sold by using the new GC Nonprofit News real estate section to let people know you have extra space, an extra building or even commercial or residential property for sale. Photos and a web link may be included to give readers more information. To learn more about our affordable rates, contact Kelli Tarantino, editor, at kelli@gcnonprofitnews.com.

Let nonprofits know your space is available to rent for meetings and events in the GC Nonprofit News event-space rentals. Photo of the space and a web link may be included to give readers more information. To learn more about our affordable rates, contact Kelli Tarantino, editor at kelli@gcnonprofitnews.com. 

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Development Manager, Emergency Shelter of Northern Kentucky (Posted 11/17/2022) This position is responsible for developing and implementing a plan to diversify operating revenue by raising new dollars annually to fund operational costs of ESNKY using a community centric lens that is based on our core values of compassion, respect, and dignity. The DM is responsible for the day-to-day management, oversight, execution, and growth of fund development/fundraising for ESNKY. If you love talking to people and elevating an organization that focuses on the “hope” in homelessness, please take some time to review the position of Development Manager. We are celebrating our 15^th year and are looking for someone who can take development plan to the next level. Learn more…

Resource Coordinator, Activities Beyond the Classroom (Posted 11/17/2022) The Resource Coordinator will initiate, facilitate, and maintain programs and strategies that are aligned with the school academic goals, as well as youth and community development objectives. They develop, promote, and further the wisest use of community resources to create optimal positive impact by enhancing community and individual assets, meeting critical human service needs, and promoting long-term community solutions. Learn more…

Staff Accountant, Mental Health America (Posted 11/17/2022) Mental Health America of Northern KY and Southwest OH has an immediate opening for a Staff Accountant. The ideal candidate will be responsible for financial operations of the agency including all aspects of preparing and processing payables and receivables. Position will work with executive level staff to prepare the agency and program budgets and provide budget reports as required; manage contracts and vendors; manage payroll; and manage the annual external audit. Ultimately, the position will work closely with the Executive Director and leadership team to ensure strong financial position. Learn more…

President & CEO, First Step Home (Posted 11/17/2022) Building on the framework refined over three decades by the successful and retiring leader, the next CEO will be in an enviable position to immediately make an impact. Essential: executive and financial leadership experience and knowledge of mental health and addiction issues. A collaborative and entrepreneurial spirit most helpful. Learn more…

Executive Administrative Assistant, Glenmary Home Missioners (Posted 11/17/2022) Glenmary Home Missioners seeks an Executive Administrative Assistant who loves the mission of the Catholic Church, can provide high level administrative support, and oversee office functions for Glenmary leadership. This position requires someone who has excellent verbal communication skills, confident use of Microsoft Office, good judgement, and strong time management skills. Learn more…

Executive Assistant/Marketing Coordinator, Himalayan Cataract Project (Posted 11/17/2022) The Executive Assistant and Marketing Coordinator (EA/MC) plays an important role both internally and externally in enabling the CEO in her duties through effective organization, coordination, and communication with key stakeholders. S/he will also be instrumental in building a new and significant marketing effort to raise awareness of HCP and our work. This highly visible role will require the ability to manage various priorities, build relationships, collaborate with others and be an excellent communicator. Learn more…

Mental Health Therapist, Cancer Family Care (Posted 11/17/2022) We are seeking a Mental Health Therapist to counsel children and adults, handling the impact of cancer, through counseling, education, and referral in individual, family and/or group settings. Learn more…

Foundation Officer, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center (Posted 11/10/2022) Cincinnati Children’s seeks a collaborative and strategically minded Foundation Officer to help secure and grow philanthropic support from local and national foundations. Reporting to the Director of Foundation Relations, the Foundation Officer will work with hospital leadership, faculty and other program experts to advance strategic needs and important programmatic and research opportunities. Managing their own portfolio of corporate, private and family foundations as well as nonprofits, the Foundation Officer is instrumental in building funder relationships, developing written requests and securing significant gifts to benefit pediatric health care and the children and families we care for each day. Learn more…

Public Policy and Advocacy Manager, United Way of Greater Cincinnati (Posted 11/10/2022) United Way of Greater Cincinnati (UWGC) has an immediate opening for a Public Policy and Advocacy Manager who will serve as an integral part of UWGC’s growing policy and advocacy work aimed at supporting family economic mobility and prosperity across UWGC’s nine-county, three-state region. Learn more…

Early Intervention Service Coordinator, Butler County Educational Service Center (Posted 11/3/2022) Accepts referrals from information and referral sources, parents, physicians, and agencies for services to children 0 - 3 years, conducts initial interview and home visit and collects related reports or records. Performs required screenings/assessments/ evaluations. Collaborates with other providers to children 0-3 to facilitate a “seamless” service system, and to encourage participation in early tracking efforts and the development and review of the IFSP. Provides ongoing visits in the home. Learn more…

211 Care Coordinator, United Way of Greater Cincinnati (Posted 11/3/2022) The 211 Care Coordinator assists residents in connecting to social service support by assessing needs and making referrals within a network of partnering organizations. Learn more…

Controller, Crayons to Computers (Posted 11/3/2022) The Controller directs Crayons to Computers’ financial affairs, including the preparation of financial analysis, income and expense reports, budgets and financial forecasts, and grant reporting. The Controller arranges and is liaison for the outside audit, provides inputs to Form 900 preparation, manages transactional human resources activities, and basic information technology functions. Learn more…

Chief Executive Officer, The Corporation for Findlay Market (Posted 10/27/2022) The Corporation for Findlay Market (CFFM) is a 501c3 organization charged with management and operations of the historic market house and the surrounding Findlay Market District. Findlay Market is Ohio's oldest continuously operated public market and one of Cincinnati's most cherished institutions, welcoming more than one million visitors each year. The CEO will provide strategic and financial leadership along with staff leadership and development while creating an inclusive and equitable environment within and surrounding the Findlay Market District, specifically: Learn more…

Grant/Development Specialist (part-time), PARACHTE: Butler County CASA (Posted 10/27/2022) PARACHUTE: Butler County CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) is seeking qualified candidates for the position of Grant/Development Specialist. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in Grant Writing/Development. This position is part time, 20 hours per week with a flexible office schedule and hybrid/remote option. Learn more…

Executive Director, UpSpring (Posted 10/20/2022) he board of directors of UpSpring, a social services nonprofit, is seeking an experienced, visionary, and passionate nonprofit executive director to advance the mission, establish/implement agency strategy, drive growth, and operate the agency to ensure that it remains operationally sound and stays on course with the mission. The executive director will be a proactive leader that can influence others to promote and support the mission in terms of time, talent, and treasure. They will grow UpSpring strategically and intentionally – take it to the next level - and engage key stakeholders and staff to achieve greater outcomes. Learn more…

Family Coach, Cornerstone Renter Equity (Posted 10/20/2022) Cornerstone Renter Equity is a grass roots agency with a small team and flexible work environment, the agency works to assist families through a unique Renter Equity Program. The Family Coach works with families to ascertain family’ dreams for growth and change, partnering with them in achieve their self -sufficiency goals. Learn more…

Tenant Advocate, Housing Opportunities Made Equal (Posted 10/20/2022) Housing Opportunities Made Equal of Greater Cincinnati (HOME) seeks a Tenant Advocate to provide clients information on housing rights under the Ohio tenant-landlord law and fair housing laws. The position is responsible for working directly with clients experiencing housing issues, assisting with school-based services, and for developing and conducting outreach events to increase knowledge of housing rights and HOME’s services to vulnerable populations. Learn more…

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