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Zonta Club of Cincinnati was honored to install three new members (Erin Tobergta, Ashley Pinnell and Shawnee Turne) on Thursday November 14. These three new members will help our club and Zonta Clubs worldwide create a better future for women and girls.
Springer School and Center is grateful to the Charles H. Dater Foundation for their support of tutoring services through the new Springer Diagnostic Center. Their grant of $25,000 has provided financial assistance to 16% of tutoring clients across 131 tutoring sessions. Thank you for helping more tri-state families access tutoring services to help their students regain confidence and learning success.
The family of Greg Lawton has established the Gregory E. Lawton Pancreatic Cancer Research Fund at the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center to advance research with the goal of improving patient outcomes. This generous gift honors the memory of the former Cincinnati resident and Procter & Gamble vice president. The Lawtons are grateful for the care Greg received following his pancreatic cancer diagnosis, specifically, an early-phase clinical study credited with extending his life.
Queen City Book Bank (QCBB) was honored to host educators from Miami University’s College of Education, Health, and Society (EHS) on Monday, November 18. The event served as both a celebration of upcoming graduates and a networking opportunity, highlighting the important efforts within the EHS program to support literacy development in Cincinnati. Additionally, the College of EHS organized a book drive, collecting over 1,400 books to donate to the QCBB to community partners, families, children, and teachers.
People Working Cooperatively has announced that it is the recipient of nine grants, six of which will be matched dollar-for-dollar by the Farmer Family Foundation. The grants include Butler Foundation Helping Hands Program ($2,500), CenterPoint Energy Foundation ($25,000), and DeWalt Grow the Trades (in-kind donation of tools worth $10,000). Farmer Family Foundation Matching Grants: Barry F. Smith Fund of the Cambridge Charitable Foundation ($27,500), the Cleveland-Cliffs Foundation ($20,000), Millstone Fund ($50,000), Reynolds and Reynolds Associate Foundation ($1,500), Rolfes Family Fund at Horizon Community Funds of Northern Kentucky ($25,000), Thornwell Family Foundation ($25,000).
Visit Save the Animals Foundation on Sunday, December 8th for the Holiday Open House, 2:00pm-5:00pm, 4011 Red Bank Rd. The community is invited to tour the shelter and meet our dog and cat residents.
Thanks so much to all those who participated in CABVI's 8th Annual Dining in the Dark – A Night of Pure Imagination. With generous, enthusiastic support from the community, CABVI raised nearly $260,000 to help individuals adapt to vision loss.
Jagtar "Jay" Chaudhry, CEAS '82, '83, Bus '86, and P. Jyoti Chaudhry, Bus '87, have established the Chaudhry Family Scholarship Fund with a $4 million gift to the University of Cincinnati. It will support first-generation, Pell-eligible students in UC's Gen-1 1MPACT House, a residential community.
The popular Charm at the Farm Vintage Market in Lebanon, Ohio concluded its eighth year of successful markets by giving back to an important local cause. One dollar of every Charm at the Farm market ticket purchased at Charm’s three 2024 markets was donated to The Centurion Project, a non-profit that provides mental health support to active-duty military, veterans and their families grappling with military trauma. This year’s donation totaled $14,665.
Central Clinic Behavioral Health is pleased to announce that it has received grants totaling $105,000 from a trio of private organizations within the Greater Cincinnati Foundation: Thomas J. Emery Memorial, Andrew Jergens Foundation, and Daniel and Susan Pfau Foundation. The grants will support young children and youths through CCBH's Ready to Learn school-based services and Young Child Institute's mission to treat early childhood mental health.
Panorama Apartments is grateful for its recent $15,000 grant from the Sutphin Family Foundation. This grant will support the independent living rental housing and associated support services for senior citizens in Covington and Florence.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Cincinnati is thrilled to express our heartfelt gratitude to the Millstone Foundation for their generous grant of $25,000 in support of our Community-Based Mentoring programs.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Cincinnati is excited to share that it received a generous grant of $35,000 in support of our Site-Based Mentoring programs.
Community Matters thanks its many sponsors, partners, friends, neighbors, and guests who supported The Big Shindig on November 16. In addition to reflecting on the impact of their work in the Lower Price Hill neighborhood over the past decade, they raised more than $60,000 to continue these efforts in the coming year.
Best Point Education and Behavioral Health is proud to announce Colleen Hanycz, Ph.D., President of Xavier University as Honorary Chair for the 2024 Help Us Give Smiles (HUGS) campaign.
It is with gratitude that the American Sign Museum announces it has received a generous $10,000 grant from the Elsa Sule Foundation to support its School and Youth Group Visit Program.
Neighborhood Housing Services of Hamilton is grateful to receive recent grants from the PNC Foundation, the Sutphin Family Foundation, and Christ Church Cathedral. These grants are supporting the organization's transitional and permanent housing program in Hamilton for low-income households.
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