CINCINNATI (March 4, 2026) – United Way of Greater Cincinnati is proud to recognize Workplaces That Care® throughout the region. These organizations were announced Tuesday night during United We Celebrate, hosted at Great American Ball Park. Honorees include workplaces that are dedicated to empowering employees to get involved, volunteer and give back to our community.
Together, we invested $40.3 million in the community last year and served more than 339,000 people across United Way’s nine-county service area. Other 2025 highlights include:
30,000+
donors
9,000+
volunteers
400+
community partners
“The generosity we see in our community is a powerful testament to the character of this region,” said Moira Weir, President and CEO. “For more than 110 years, United Way of Greater Cincinnati has been a steady and stabilizing force in our community, bringing people together, responding where the need is greatest, and building pathways to opportunity. We’re grateful to the donors, volunteers and partners who make this work possible.”
Workplaces That Care ® spotlights United Way’s Top 25 and Tremendous 25 corporate campaigns — those with the highest total giving and those with the highest per-capita giving, respectively — in addition to workplaces committed to volunteerism.
United Way also honored two community-led organizations with our Changemakers Award. Winners include a grassroots nonprofit organization and a faith-based organization that empower neighbors, inspire action and strengthen the fabric of our community.
View the complete list of Workplaces That Care® at uwgc.org/wtc.
TOP 25
- Procter & Gamble
- Fifth Third Bank
- GE Aerospace
- First Financial Bank
- Western & Southern Financial Group
TREMENDOUS 25
- Katz Teller
- HORAN Wealth
- Unity Financial Life Insurance
- United Way of Greater Cincinnati
- AIM MRO Holdings
VOLUNTEERING
- Merus (10-99 employees)
- Michelman (100-249 employees)
- EY (250-749 employees)
- First Financial Bank (750-4,999 employees)
- Fifth Third Bank (5,000+ employees)
CHANGEMAKERS
- Villages at Roll Hill
- Madison Avenue Christian Church
