See below to learn about all the great things United Way is doing for our communities.
As he prepares to retire on May 31, United Way president and CEO Rob Reifsnyder reflects on his amazing 43-year career with United Way, including 18 years as CEO here in Greater Cincinnati.
We recently caught up with Dr. Karen Bankston, new Executive Director for the Child Poverty Collaborative, to discuss her experience living in poverty, and her vision and priorities for hew new role.
The Child Poverty Collaborative (CPC), with major support from United Way of Greater Cincinnati, is pleased to announce the selection of Dr. Karen Bankston, PhD, as the Executive Director of CPC.
The Child Poverty Collaborative recently launched the One to One Learning Collaborative -- the strategy of engaging community agencies in direct and ongoing support of families throughout their journey out of poverty.
Martha and Carl H. Lindner III have committed $100,000 per year over the next five years to United Way of Greater Cincinnati to support the Child Poverty Collaborative’s One to One Family Initiative.
At a recent Community Summit, the Child Poverty Collaborative shared key learnings from 80+ community conversations, a Framework for Action, and five commitments to the community.
Approximately 700 people from all different backgrounds gathered for nearly four hours at the Child Poverty Collaborative's Community Summit to share thoughts, ideas and opinions on what needs to be done to eliminate Greater Cincinnati’s high child poverty rate.
In late 2015, community leaders joined together to begin developing a game plan to tackle child poverty head on. The Child Poverty Collaborative, convened and managed by United Way, envisions a community where no child grows up in poverty.