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The great wealth transfer was originally pegged to happen between 1999 and 2015, but it never did. 

“The folks who are the largest generation and have the money, baby boomers, they weren’t old enough to die,” Tracy Malloy-Curtis, vice president of legacy giving at Mal Warwick Donordigital, said. “Sorry, I’m [in] planned giving. We’re very blunt about this stuff.”

Now we are officially in this long-awaited period of baby boomers passing along their wealth to their Generation X and millennial children, but nonprofits continue to struggle to tap into this type of giving that was estimated at $90 trillion last month. 

However, despite 40% of those older than 50 indicating they are considering giving legacy gifts, they never end up making those gifts, Malloy-Curtis shared in the session, “Future-Proofing for a Historic Transfer of Wealth,” at the Nonprofit Fundraisers Symposium, a conference The Nonprofit Alliance and Direct Marketing Association of Washington held in the nation’s capital last week for advanced fundraisers. 

“The biggest reason they give is because ‘No one asked me.’ [and] ‘I didn’t think about it,’” she said. “Organizations aren’t differentiating themselves from each other. So there is a gap I think between both the assets that are available to give, the willingness of people to give them, and our ability on the charity side to effectively communicate, steward, and tap those funds.” 

Here’s what Malloy-Curtis and the session’s panelists discussed to prepare nonprofit fundraisers to tap into the great wealth transfer by overcoming the associated obstacles.

It’s a misconception that all baby boomers will be transferring their wealth to the next generation...Read on....

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Cincinnati Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired (CABVI) is pleased to announce that for the first time the agency will be participating in the 105^th Findlay Market Opening Day Parade in celebration of Reds Opening Day. The float will feature signage made by people with vision loss.

Supports to Encourage Low-Income Families (SELF) received a grant of $2.075 million from the Department of Development Lead Safe Ohio program. This funding supports lead mitigation and prevention projects in residential properties across Butler County.

Strategies to End Homelessness is happy to announce that the Millstone Fund awarded $900,000 over three years for our Predictive Analytics and Proactive Services initiative. We are grateful for the Millstone Fund’s generous grant which will enable us to stop households in Hamilton County from experiencing housing instability.

The Warren County Imagination Library, in partnership with the Warren County Foundation, is celebrating its 4th anniversary. Nearly 2 of every 3 children in Warren County receive a free book in the mail each month. Franklin-Springboro, Lebanon, Mary L. Cook (Waynesville), Mason, and Salem Township Public Libraries and Dolly Parton Imagination Library of Ohio provide funding to support this program. Over 14,700 children, age 0-5, have participated and 300,000+ books have been delivered since this program began in 2020.

Santa Maria Community Services, Inc. is pleased to announce a collaborative event, "Reading with a Twist/Conversemos Juntos!,” as part of its Promoting our Preschoolers (POP) program, April 9, 16, 23 and 30, 4:00pm-5:00pm, Price Hill Branch Library, for any preschool-age children ages 3-5. The POP program is teaming up with Dr. Sisan Cuervo and her graduate students to offer story-time and language enrichment groups in English and Spanish. RSVP 513-235-7721.

Meals on Wheels Southwest OH & Northern KY raised nearly $117,000 at its first ever Meals Madness gala on Thursday, March 21. All proceeds will support the organization as it provides meal deliveries, visits, transportation, social services and more for older adults in the local community.

The Friends of the Harriet Beecher Stowe House is pleased to announce the awarding of a $7,500 grant from the Millstone Fund. This funding will be used toward research and development of future programs and exhibits Centering on African American Stories as part of the ongoing restoration and interpretation of the House. 

For Lease: Unique, 2^nd floor, 1304 sq ft open office space with kitchenette. Perfect for a small nonprofit organization. $1,500/month includes all utilities except internet. 4234 Hamilton Ave in Northside on the campus of CAIN’s food pantry. Contact Melissa Meyer, Executive Director at 513-910-2465 or director@cainministy.org.

altafiber's Bell Charitable Foundation has a grant application open April 1-30, 2024, for nonprofits seeking funding for programs elevating Health and Wellbeing or Technology in the Greater Cincinnati, NKY and Dayton areas. Visit BellFDN.org for more information, and to apply. 

Impact 100 Cincinnati, a woman-powered collective giving circle bringing together more than 400 members from across the region, returns for its 24th grant cycle with four, $100,000 grants available to qualifying local nonprofit organizations. Find more information here.

Millstone Fund supports the Greater Cincinnati community in the areas of Health, Education, and Arts. With a strong focus on supporting the mental health of our community and increasing access to educational and art opportunities for all people, Millstone Fund is currently accepting LOI’s until April 1^st for their next round of funding. To learn more about Millstone Fund’s priority areas, grant types, eligibility requirements, and application process, visit their website. 

Zonta Club of Cincinnati is now accepting Grant Applications for our Spring Grant Program for any nonprofits helping women and children. Grants range from $500 - $2,000.  Application deadline is April 1, 2024, for a May 31, 2024, distribution. Please fill out your application today. 

St. Timothy Catholic Parish will award six (6) grants to eligible nonprofit agencies in Kentucky whose services benefit the disadvantaged, housing challenged, food challenged, or agencies serving poverty level clients in the NKY area. Each Grant will award up to $3000 for a project or item the agency is hoping to add. The application states all the exemptions and requirements the nonprofit must meet. Applications are due March 31, 2024. If you have any questions feel free to contact Pat Seuberling, Director of Outreach, St. Timothy Parish at pseuberling@saint-timothy.org or call at 859-384-1100.

The Women's Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation is now accepting applications for the 2024-25 grant cycle. For this cycle, grant funds will be designated to support organizational transformation to benefit gender and racial equity within the greater Cincinnati region, and within the organizations that work on key issue areas in the economic mobility and self-sufficiency spaces. Interested nonprofits can learn more, download the RFP guidelines, and apply through their website.

Greater Cincinnati Foundation (GCF) has many ways of investing in the community, some of these ways are proactive, while some are responsive. Request for Proposals (RFP) are now being accepted in support of organizations that drive the inclusion and accessibility of people living with physical and developmental disabilities. We invite your organization to partner with us to drive equitable change in our community by applying today. 

Hamilton County ReSource has two grant opportunities for non-profit organizations, communities, schools, and for-profit businesses to reduce landfill waste from Hamilton County, Ohio. The Resource Impact Grant's proposal deadline is April 3, 2024, and can provide up to $100,000 of funding per project. The Waste Reduction Innovation Grant has no deadline to apply and can provide up to $15,000 of funding per project. Visit Hamilton County ReSources for details.

The Reimagining Communities Match Program doubles donations for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) residents or BIPOC-led groups who crowdfund for projects that reimagine public spaces and infrastructure. This match program supports BIPOC residents and BIPOC-led unincorporated groups or small nonprofits (with budgets under $250,000) to crowdfund for projects that will radically reimagine public space or support the implementation of public infrastructure investment in their communities. More information and details on eligibility requirements can be found here.      

The Warren County Environmental Forum, in collaboration with the Warren County Foundation, is focused on developing and growing conservation funding support for individuals and businesses. Grant proposals are being accepted by the Warren County Foundation that demonstrate a positive environmental change or a conservation minded practice.

Securing the Future Conference, (April 26, 8am-12:30pm) an annual conference hosted by Leadership Council for Nonprofits. The Leadership Council is dedicated to building the strategic, leadership and resource development skills of the board and staff of Greater Cincinnati nonprofits. The Greater Cincinnati Nonprofit News is a sponsor of the conference. Learn more and register here.

Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Nonprofit Happy Hour, Tuesday, May 21, 4:00pm-6:00pm, Greater Cincinnati Foundation. Do you work for a nonprofit organization, serve on a board, advise within the nonprofit sector or are looking to expand your nonprofit network of peers? Please join the Dean Dorton team as we continue our ongoing partnership with Greater Cincinnati Nonprofit News, Horizon Community Funds of Northern Kentucky, Manley Burke, LPA, Greater Cincinnati Foundation and Covington Business Council for our series of happy hours exclusively for people in the nonprofit sector to foster collaboration. For questions regarding this event, please contact Katie Enzweiler at kenzweiler@deandorton.com. Register here. 

Don't miss the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce’s upcoming Eggs 'N Issues: Income-Aligned Housing, Tuesday, April 16, 2024, 7:30am to 9:00am at Receptions Banquet and Conference Center – South. Data reported in September 2023 indicates current housing in Boone, Kenton, and Campbell counties is positioned for middle to upper-middle professional incomes, but the affordability for warehouse, service, and low-wage healthcare workers is lacking. Montrose Group LLC's Director of Economic Development, Wade Williams, leads a discussion with local experts on the importance of range in housing options during April's Eggs 'N Issues.

Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce examines “Neurodiversity in Action – Building a More Inclusive Workplace”, Friday, April 19, 2024, NKY Chamber offices. Leaders within the neurodivergent community, including those who identify as neurodivergent themselves, will spearhead a panel discussion to offer insights and equip attendees with tangible, measurable objectives aimed at harnessing the immense potential within this talent pool. Find more information and registration here. 

Nearly 750 dedicated and talented volunteers contribute to the vital operations and administration of the Cincinnati Arts Association (CAA). It is part of our mission to provide quality arts and entertainment experiences, exceptional customer service and first-class venues for the Greater Cincinnati community. Our friendly and helpful volunteers become active participants in these valuable services and are ambassadors for the arts in Cincinnati. Although the majority of our volunteers serve as ushers at the Aronoff Center and Music Hall, other volunteer opportunities exist.

Give back by investing your time and talent in helping children, youth and families in need at Lighthouse Youth & Family Services. We offer a variety of creative ways you can make a real difference. Daytime, evening, and weekend opportunities are available. Check our website for additional information and contact Jordan Ulrey (julrey@lys.org) to find the right option for you.

How to thrive when confronting conflict William Ury shares five key insights from his new book, Possible: How We Survive (and Thrive) in an Age of Conflict...

The Capacity-building investments: accountability as an act of love To thrive in ministry and business, leaders must learn to anticipate and adapt. Capacity-building gifts are motivated by the belief that small, strategic investments can unlock organizational achievement and flourishing in the nonprofits we love. 

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Volunteer Coordinator, Lighthouse Youth & Family Services (Posted 3/28/2024) Lighthouse is seeking an enthusiastic, detail-oriented self-starter to become its next Volunteer Coordinator. The Volunteer Coordinator oversees all activities related to volunteers and in-kind donations for the organization, which serves over 4,000 young people and their families each year. The Volunteer Coordinator plays a critical role in ensuring Lighthouse’s programs have the volunteer and material resources they need to best serve their clients. Learn more…

Administrator/Junior Program Officer, Farmer Family Foundation (Posted 3/28/2024) The Administrator / Junior Program Officer will report to the Executive Director and assist in the administration of the Foundation. They will support the Executive Director and Program Officers in administrative, office management, and grant management, including scheduling, correspondence, communication with various constituencies, and special projects. Learn more…

Long-Term Care Ombudsman, Pro Seniors, Inc. (Posted 3/28/2024) If you excel at building rapport with seniors, time management, problem solving, and find it rewarding to help those who need a voice, this job is for you. A Long-Term Care Ombudsman advocates for people who live in assisted living, nursing homes, and group homes, working to resolve problems related to the health, safety, welfare and rights of residents. Learn more…

Executive Director, United Way of Warren County (Posted 3/21/2024) We’re seeking a highly motivated, passionate, and experienced Executive Director to lead the organization, build and motivate a team of staff and volunteers, and drive its mission of improving lives of others by connecting people, organizations, and resources to meet the needs of the community. This is an opportunity for a proactive and future forward leader with excellent relationship building, fundraising, and strategic planning skills to help create impact for nonprofits across Warren County. Learn more…

Gift Entry and Data Specialist, Springer School and Center (part-time) (Posted 3/21/2024) The person in this role will be responsible for administering gift entry into our donor database as well as overall data management for Springer School and Center. Candidates are expected to have strong gift entry and data management skills, be capable of inputting and extracting data from our Donor Perfect donor system and perform light clerical duties and project-related tasks. Learn more…

Director, Weston Art Gallery, Cincinnati Arts Association (Posted 3/21/2024) The Weston Art Gallery Director position is a senior level role that collaborates closely with the President to support and further the mission and strategic objectives of CAA and the Gallery. The Director oversees the seamless operation and strategic direction of the Gallery, ensuring a dynamic and engaging presentation of artworks to the public. Learn more…

Director of Northern Kentucky Creative Placemaking, ArtsWave (Posted 3/14/2024) We are seeking a community-focused, collaborative and innovative Director of Northern Kentucky Creative Placemaking to join our team and lead efforts to enhance cultural vibrancy and engagement through the arts in Northern Kentucky. The ideal candidate will have a passion for leveraging arts and culture to create inclusive, thriving spaces as well as knowledge of/experience in the northern Kentucky counties. Learn more…

Development Director, Ohio River Foundation (Posted 3/14/2024) ORF is looking for a dynamic, energetic, creative professional to join our team as a full-time Development Director. Ohio River Foundation (ORF) is a regional conservation non-profit located in Cincinnati, OH. Since 2000, ORF has worked to protect and improve the water quality and ecology of the Ohio River watershed through environmental education, conservation, and advocacy activities. Learn more…

Salesforce Administrator, Karen Wellington Foundation (Posted 3/14/2024) The Salesforce Administrator will meet with all department heads at KWF to gather information on current processes, systematic roadblocks and plans for growth; They will use their expertise to advise on and work through the implementation of solutions. The Salesforce Administrator will be responsible for ensuring all data is accurate, all current systems work efficiently together and are set up for steady growth opportunity. Learn more…

Donor Services Coordinator, Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Gardens (Posted 3/14/2024) This position is responsible for providing support to the Development team of the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, particularly in the areas of gift processing, phone calls, and emails for all donations including Donor Clubs. Gift processing includes but is not limited to, gift renewals, gift processing, fulfillment, acknowledgement, and donor calls and follow up, and database maintenance. Position also includes other administrative duties as assigned and after hours’ event support. Learn more…

Children’s Services Worker (Intake Worker After Hours), Job and Family Services (Posted 3/7/2024) You will support children and families by keeping children safe and advocating for families. We offer a comprehensive training program for all new hires, including classroom training, shadowing, virtual reality experience, coaching, and engagement with our regional training center. This is a critical role that directly impacts the outcomes of the children and families whom we serve. This role may be a good fit if you excel in interpersonal communication, problem-solving, and enjoy fast paced work environments. Learn more…

Children’s Services Worker (Children’s Services Caseworker), Job and Family Services (Posted 3/7/2024) You will support children and families by keeping children safe and advocating for families. We offer a comprehensive training program for all new hires, including classroom training, shadowing, virtual reality experience, coaching, and engagement with our regional training center. This is a critical role that directly impacts the outcomes of the children and families whom we serve. This role may be a good fit if you excel in interpersonal communication, problem-solving, and enjoy fast paced work environments. Learn more…

Children’s Services Worker (Intake, After-Hours, No Field Work) Job and Family Services (part-time) (Posted 3/7/2024) Are you interested in serving our community and helping to protect our county’s most vulnerable children? At Hamilton County Children’s Services, this is what we do every day. We are looking for compassionate, tenacious workers who are dedicated to engaging families and ensuring that children are safe. Learn more…

Chief Executive Officer, Journey to Hope (Posted 3/7/2024) The Chief Executive Officer, using strong fundraising, networking and visionary skills, is responsible for creating the framework, structure, outreach, funding, staffing model and programs to achieve the mission, vision and strategic direction of JtH. Learn more…

Self-Sufficiency Programs Manager, St. Vincent de Paul (Posted 3/7/2024) This position is responsible for advancing St. Vincent de Paul’s mission through the administration, supervision, and facilitation of the Becky Catino Women’s Stability, Employment, and Empowerment Program; the Re-Entry Program (for individuals impacted by incarceration); and Working Better Together (SVDP’s workforce development program for its Stores employees). This role will supervise two full-time staff members and manage the budget and reporting for these three programs. Learn more…

Catino Women’s Self-Sufficiency Program Coordinator, St. Vincent de Paul (Posted 3/7/2024) The Program Coordinator is responsible for advancing St. Vincent de Paul’s mission through the facilitation of the Becky Catino Women’s Stability, Employment, and Empowerment Program. This program, which began in 2021, seeks to encourage women to achieve stability and self-sufficiency through coaching, mentoring, skill development, and material support. Learn more…

Regional Director of the Center for Social Impact, Miami University (Posted 3/7/2024) Miami Regionals (Hamilton and Middletown, OH): Regional Director of the Center for Social Impact plays a crucial role in the development, maintenance, and growth of student-based workforce development initiatives, community partnerships, and civic engagement. This position will work collaboratively with the Innovation College@Elm and ASPIRE teams to ensure cross-campus collaboration in various workforce development domains. Learn more…

Director of Finance & Administration, The Ohio Justice & Policy Center (Posted 3/7/2024) The Director of Finance and Administration will be a strategic thought partner and will report to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO). The successful candidate will be a hands-on and participative manager and will lead and develop an internal team to support the following areas: finance, business planning and budgeting, human resources, administration, and IT. Learn more…

Vice President of Services, St. Vincent de Paul (Posted 3/7/2024) Plan, implement and oversee a broad array of social service offerings; including rent and utility assistance, food pantry, warehouse, call center, clothing and home resource center, and Vincentian support services. Ensure SVDP systems allow for appropriate access to services by the public. Responsible for monitoring and evaluating programs to achieve annual goals and outcomes. Continuously improve programs to align with the mission and philosophy of SVDP. Supervise the service leadership team within each program, monitor spending in relation to the budget, and represent the programs within the social service community. Learn more…

Chief Philanthropy Officer, Cincinnati Opera (Posted 3/7/2024) The Chief Philanthropy Officer is responsible for the planning and execution of a comprehensive program to achieve the company’s annual and long-term contributed-revenue goals. The CPO is a member of the executive team and reports to the General Director & CEO. The ideal candidate will have an excellent track record in fundraising management and will be an enthusiastic supporter of the performing arts, an excellent communicator, and a relationship builder. Learn more…

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