May 4, 2023
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Charities are Edging into Dangerous Territory
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Nonprofit executives fear the day when the “worst case scenario” becomes a reality. The most recent such described development was the pandemic. You’d like to believe that with all of the sweat and toil by those in the sector that people would understand the role of charities in American life.
That doesn’t appear to be the case.
In a statistic that can only be portrayed as appalling, just 5.4% of participants in a research study by the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy reported they or someone in their family had received services from a nonprofit last year. You must wonder how it is possible for that to be the perception.
More than half of Americans age 16 and older helped neighbors and 23% formally volunteered during the pandemic, according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau and AmeriCorps. There are 2.2 million youth members in scouting between ages 5 and 21 and approximately 800,000 volunteers according to data from the Boys Scouts of America. There are approximately “2.5 million girl and adult members worldwide,” according to data from The Girl Scouts of the USA. There are more than 300,000 volunteers for the American Red Cross.
The Internal Revenue Service reports there are 1.5 million tax exempt organizations that employ (depending on whose numbers you’re using) between 10 and 14 percent of the U.S. workforce.
From these numbers alone it is difficult to fathom the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy’s numbers. There is no doubt the data is accurate as to the beliefs of those surveyed. Those ill-informed perceptions might also be the reason middle level donors seem to be disappearing.
The U.S. cannot function without nonprofit organizations from both a community support and an economic driver perspective. The question is why so few of a nationally projectable sample of citizens believe the sector has not touched them personally.
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Adopt A Class welcomes Sarah Wallis as Director of Programs.
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Jewish Federation of Cincinnati is pleased to announce David Harris as their new Chief Development Officer.
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Maple Knoll Village is proud to announce that Jazmine Bell has been promoted to Director of Nursing over Bodmann Pavillion.
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Lindner Center of HOPE has named Brett Dowdy, PsyD, Chief of Psychological Services (L), to the role of Clinical Director of Outpatient Services and Laurie Little (R), PsyD, staff psychologist, to the role of Chief Patient Experience Officer.
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Eileen Budo was recently named Chief Executive Officer of Last Mile Food Rescue.
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The Carnegie is thrilled to announce the appointment of Matt Distel as its new Executive Director.
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The Greater Cincinnati Nonprofit News is accepting 2023 Sponsorships. Learn more here and contact us to schedule a discovery call.
Activities Beyond the Classroom would like to thank United Way of Greater Cincinnati for extending a mini-grant of $2,000 in support of the CPS International Jazz Festival and ABC's efforts to increase equitable enrichment opportunities for students across the Greater Cincinnati region.
Warren County Foundation individual donors partnered together to contribute funding for a new therapy dog program to support Warren County Children's Services, Warren County Juvenile Court, and Child Advocacy Center of Warren County.
DePaul Cristo Rey's scholarship benefit, Rey of Light, raised $775,000, all designated for financial aid for students.
Midwest Sustainability Summit, Imagine What’s Possible, Friday, May 12, Duke Energy Convention Center. Join us as we imagine visionary and inspiring possibilities that inform, empower, and motivate our actions to create a more vibrant, equitable, and thriving region.
Activities Beyond the Classroom is hosting the CPS International Jazz Festival, Saturday, May 6. The festival culminates in a FREE, unticketed evening performance at the Aronoff Center for the Arts, 7:00pm. The show will feature performances by the CPS student Jazz Academy band, as well as regional and international jazz artists.
Sharefax Credit Union is proud to announce the winners of the 2023 Donald Jeffers Scholarships. Jason Keith was awarded a $2,000 scholarship. Miya Moore and Colton Ziegler were each awarded $1,000.
Mental Health America of Northern Kentucky and Southwest Ohio (MHA NKYSWOH) was selected as the recipient of the 2023 Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) Organization of the Year Award.
Cincinnati Therapeutic Riding and Horsemanship is grateful for a $25,000 grant from The Spaulding Foundation. This grant will support the organization's equine assisted services.
The Home Depot Foundation granted $500,000 to Joseph House to serve veterans by combatting the affordable housing shortage. This grant will support the organization in opening a new 22,500-square-foot facility in the Camp Washington neighborhood, providing 58 transitional housing units and associated programming for veterans exiting homelessness.
Annual fundraiser, Reach for the Stars, raised over $50,000 for the Council on Child Abuse (COCA) while commemorating Child Abuse Prevention Month.
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FUNDING AND RESOURCE OPPORTUNITIES
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Interact for Health recently opened its first-round of 2023 grant applications. The $2.6M in funding are directly tied to the foundation’s new strategic plan, which will prioritize mental health and well-being with a strong focus on youth mental health, investments in policy and systems change, and building community power. For more information about funding opportunities and Interact for Health’s new strategic plan, visit their website.
Bethany Legacy Foundation grant application portal is launched and ready to receive applications. Non-profit organizations who serve youth, adults, and seniors in need are encouraged to develop initiatives and to apply for grants that fall within their funding priorities. Information can be found on their website or email bethany@bethanylegacy.org.
The Franciscan Sisters of the Poor have excess building space available on their St. Clare Campus, 60 Compton Road. Space will be made available to interested and selected nonprofit organizations at rates significantly below market. For additional information, contact ca@franciscansistersofthepoor.org or (513) 761-9040, ext. 110.
The Joe Burrow Foundation (JBF) has launched a new grant application program called “Do Good” grants and will consider requests of up to $50,000. Project proposals must support the JBF mission in new and innovative ways. The foundation is interested in supporting projects that develop new pathways for mental health protection and food insecurity that are sustainable and designed to have lasting impact. Eligibility requirements and applications can be found 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.
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Inviting all K-12 educators (or future educators) to join us for a FREE networking with the Ohio Council for Social Studies (OCSS), May 18, 4:00pm-6:00pm, Greater Cincinnati Foundation. Complimentary snacks, drinks and parking provided. Find additional information here.
Join us on May 9th for our Annual Education Summit: Rediscovering Wellness by Embodying New Tricks. This all-day education experience is designed to keep you engaged while learning new wellness strategies. From lived experience to academic lecture to hands-on somatic (body) learning, you'll walk away with a new mindset on wellness and techniques to keep you looking and feeling your best. Rediscovering Wellness by Embodying New Tricks will include 10 sessions to choose from for up to 6 CEUs (Ohio CSWMFT & Kentucky SW approved) in addition to community resource booths, breakfast and lunch. Register here.
OneSource Center presents the first of its kind Support for Young Nonprofits workshop series. This three-session, in-person workshop will connect you with tips, tactics, and tools to gain traction in fund development and to enhance your network in the community. All two-hour sessions will occur in June. $150 for all three sessions ($20 discount for OneSource Center members.) Click here for more information and to register.
Aviatra Accelerators announces that applications are now open for the 2023 MOMENTUM® Accelerator program, a comprehensive business education program for early and mid-stage women entrepreneurs. The ten-week program is designed for entrepreneurs who have been in business for 1-5 years, with total revenue of $50,000+ and who are seeking to build on their business momentum. Find more information here.
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People Working Cooperatively volunteers are a tremendous asset to the organization’s ability to maintain a strong presence in the community and complete thousands of home repair jobs a year. The PWC Volunteer Involvement Program (VIP) is host to a wide range of projects and opportunities to benefit clients in a variety of ways. Questions? Please call our Volunteer Program Manager Brian McLaughlin at (513) 351-7921.
Volunteers at Hospice of Southwest Ohio make a real difference in the lives of our patients and their families. Some help run errands, read to patients and provide companionship, while others help handle administrative duties for our hospice staff. Find out more about current opportunities.
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Top 4 strategies to engage new supporters through email Do you have a stated email acquisition and conversion strategy? It should include multiple touch points to grab attention and connect with people emotionally. It should also include steps to acquire emails; build interest and engagement once you’ve connected; stay top of mind and sustain engagement; and convert prospects to donors.
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-Chris Seelbach
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Shelter Supervisor, The Salvation Army (Posted 5/4/2023) Manage the shelter and keep all licenses and inspections current. Provide supervision to all shelter aides and the cook. Ensure coverage of the shelter 24/7. Learn more…
Housing Manager, The Salvation Army (Posted 5/4/2023) The Housing Manager is responsible for providing on-going daily supervision to ensure that operations of the emergency shelter program run efficiently and effectively. The Housing Manager will be responsible for preparing all required funding reports, budgets, and follow-up reports, as necessary. Learn more…
Shelter Aide, The Salvation Army (Posted 5/4/2023) The primary functions of the Shelter Aide are to meet the basic needs of residents of the Emergency Shelter, adhere to established policies, and ensure the safety, security, and maintenance of the Emergency Shelter. Learn more…
Executive Assistant, ArtsWave (Posted 5/4/2023) This role is responsible for providing administrative support and meeting coordination to ensure ArtsWave operates in an efficient and professional manner. The Executive Assistant serves as a liaison to the board of directors and must enjoy working within a small, entrepreneurial environment that is mission-driven, results-driven and community oriented. Learn more…
Education Legal Support Professional, Legal Aid Society of Greater Cincinnati (Posted 5/4/2023) The Legal Aid Society of Greater Cincinnati and its affiliate (Legal Aid Society of Southwest Ohio, LLC) seek a full-time, Education Legal Support Professional to work in our Cincinnati office. This is a full-time on-site position based in our downtown Cincinnati Office that provides an opportunity to participate in a team of advocates who promote school success and stability through education advocacy. Learn more…
Donor Database Coordinator, Bethany House Services (Posted 5/4/2023) This position leads all activities related to the donor database and donor acknowledgement and supports all fundraising efforts to enable Bethany House Services to fulfill its mission to empower families at risk of or experiencing homelessness with the solutions to achieve housing stability and long-term self-sufficiency. Learn more…
Workforce Coach, Cincinnati Works (Posted 5/4/2023) Workforce coaches believe in the Member’s own wisdom and assist them in unlocking their potential. We believe Members own their individual goals and expectations and have the ability to change them. Coaching is a collaborative relationship that promotes Members making positive decisions for themselves by exploring options and information. Learn more…
Vice President of Development, The Dragonfly Foundation (Posted 4/27/2023) The VP of Development will report to and work in close collaboration with the Executive Director and the Board of Trustees in forming strategy, executing initiatives, and leading all aspects of fundraising to further The Dragonfly Foundation’s mission. Learn more…
Recruitment and Benefits Manager, Girl Scouts of Western Ohio (Posted 4/27/2023) At GSWO, our Recruitment and Benefits Manager manages all aspects of the recruitment and human resources onboarding process and benefits administration. You'll develop and execute recruitment strategies to support organizational staffing objectives. You'll manage benefits communications, disability leaves, workers' compensation, and unemployment programs. Learn more…
Donor Engagement Specialist, 4C for Children (Posted 4/27/2023) As the Donor Engagement Specialist, you will be an integral member of our fundraising team by overseeing the implementation of programs, strategies and events in accordance with Agency vision and funder criteria. You will also publicly represent the Agency by hosting events and leading our volunteer group. Learn more...
Systems Support Specialist, Cooperative for Education (part-time) (Posted 4/27/2023) This nonprofit organization is dedicated to breaking the cycle of poverty in Guatemala through education. CoEd accomplishes this mission by helping kids learn to read, graduate, and thrive throughout their lives. The Systems Support Specialist will be responsible for managing our Airtable databases for our US and Guatemalan teams. Learn more…
Financial Wellness Coach, Cincinnati Works (Posted 4/27/2023) This role supports individuals participating in the Cincinnati Works Program through community partnerships and employers. This person would assist in resolving current financial challenges while providing a wide lens on shifting their financial health approach to one that is more proactive. Learn more…
Policy and Research Coordinator, Housing Opportunities Made Equal of Greater Cincinnati (HOME) (Posed 4/20/2023) This position promotes fair and equitable housing policy and is responsible for analyzing policy, creating advocacy strategies, compiling data analysis and research, and working to realize HOME's overall mission of thriving, integrated communities. Learn more….
Clinical Therapist, SAFY (Posted 4/20/2023) As a Clinical Therapist, you will be responsible for providing a range of moderately complex clinical services (diagnostic assessment, treatment planning, interventions, individual, family therapy, etc.) with children, adolescents, and identified adults. Learn more…
Administrative Assistant, Miami University (Posted 4/20/2023) Performs a variety of complex administrative tasks involving some discretion and requiring moderate amounts of independent judgment related to the oversight of the daily operations of the business functions of University Advancement. Learn more…
Philanthropic Development Manager, The Scripps Howard Foundation (Posted 4/13/2023) The person in this position will identify and implement strategies to continuously increase dollars raised for the “If You Give a Child a Book…” Campaign, which is the cornerstone, national program within the Scripps Howard Fund’s childhood literacy pillar, with the goal of distributing ten new, age-appropriate and culturally relevant books each year to at-risk children in Title 1 schools. Learn more…
Staff Accountant, The HealthCare Connection (Posted 4/13/2023) Responsible for support in the finance department for creating monthly reports and other accounting and bookkeeping work as needed in a busy healthcare environment. Learn more…
Re-Entry Program Manager, Society of St. Vincent de Paul – Cincinnati (Posted 4/13/2023) This position is the face of SVDP’s commitment to working with those whose lives have been impacted by the justice system. This person in this role will work to build our community’s understanding of the impact of felony conviction and/or incarceration upon the lives of those who have been incarcerated, as well as their families and community. Learn more…
Community Partner and Business Development Specialist, iSPACE (Posted 4/13/2023) iSPACE has a small but dedicated and enthusiastic staff that gets kids excited about STEM disciplines through hands-on, minds-on activities. Our mission is to ignite a passion for Science and Technology so that all learners are prepared to thrive in tomorrow’s workforce. We seek a self-starter to identify and cultivate new strategic relationships to develop new business, increase revenue, and maintain stakeholder satisfaction. Learn more…
Senior Accountant, Best Point Education & Behavioral Health (Posted 4/6/2023) Best Point is seeking a Senior Accountant with strong accounting, analytical, and problem-solving skills to provide accounting support and technical guidance to agency staff. The ideal candidate should possess an Associate’s degree in accounting or a related field, current working experience in accounting/billing software, and the ability to manage deadlines and exercise independent judgment. Learn more…
Senior Center Director, Marielders (Posted 4/6/2023) This position is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of the Center, activities, and transportation services according to agency policies as well as administering supportive services to seniors. Learn more…
Development and Fundraising Manager, Beech Acres Parenting Center (Posted 4/6/2023) This position plays a crucial role in Beech Acres’ development department, working closely with the Vice President of Development and other members of the development team to develop and execute fundraising strategies that support the organization's mission and grow our fundraising goals. Learn more…
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