Grant Us Hope 038
Transform the conversation on suicide prevention and bridge local service gaps through collaborative, evidence-based research, education and programs.
ArtWorks 027
ArtWorks transforms people and places through investments in creativity. Through public art projects like murals, ArtWorks provides youth, ages 14-21 with the majority from underserved households, with competitive 21st century career readiness skills through mentorship by professional artists.
BLOC Ministries 007
Building relationships with our neighbors and sharing hope in brokenness. BLOC staff live and work in Price Hill, where they serve the community.
Good Works Farm 017
Our mission is to provide individuals with developmental disabilities the support they need to maximize their growth and independence, achieve their goals, and facilitate their integration into the greater community.
Q-Kidz Dance Team 011
Provide West End neighborhood kids a place to go after school to keep them safe and productive.
Good Works Farm 016
Our mission is to provide individuals with developmental disabilities the support they need to maximize their growth and independence, achieve their goals, and facilitate their integration into the greater community.
La Soupe, Inc. 028
La Soupe rescues food that would otherwise be wasted, transforms it into nutritious and tasty soupes, and shares that soupe with our hungry community members through partnerships with schools, agencies, and other non-profits.
OneSource Center for Nonprofit Excellence 041
OneSource is Greater Cincinnati’s only nonprofit resource center providing services, products and connections to strengthen the impact of nonprofits in our region.
Magnified Giving 034
Magnified Giving educates, inspires and engages teens in philanthropy, opens their hearts and minds, lightens the concerns of others while magnifying the impact of philanthropy.
Queen City Book Bank 004
The mission statement that drives QCBB is simple and grounded in the need to dramatically improve equality in literacy resourcing: Provide 10 books per year, every year, to students who otherwise would not have access.
