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The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
As the region's leading community foundation, Greater Cincinnati Foundation connects people with purpose in an eight-county region in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana. W
The foundation is nimble, resourceful, and community driven; leading the charge toward a more vibrant Greater Cincinnati for everyone — now, and for generations to come.
Web Address
www.greatercincinnatifdn.org
Social Media Links
Facebook - www.facebook.com/gcfdn/
Twitter - @grcincifdn
LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/company/greater-cincinnati-foundation/
YouTube - www.youtube.com/channel/UC0YDdCwe4kPL-zh4zOhUkjw
The foundation is nimble, resourceful, and community driven; leading the charge toward a more vibrant Greater Cincinnati for everyone — now, and for generations to come.
Web Address
www.greatercincinnatifdn.org
Social Media Links
Facebook - www.facebook.com/gcfdn/
Twitter - @grcincifdn
LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/company/greater-cincinnati-foundation/
YouTube - www.youtube.com/channel/UC0YDdCwe4kPL-zh4zOhUkjw
Assets and Giving for Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Assets
2018 - 608,197,871
2017 - 631,749,266
2016 - 555,308,757
2018 - 608,197,871
2017 - 631,749,266
2016 - 555,308,757
Domestic Grants
2018 - 72,402,339
2017 - 73,039,509
2018 - 72,402,339
2017 - 73,039,509
Recent News from Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Local nonprofits selected to apply for $100000 literacy grant
Foundation: Middletown Community Foundation, Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Upon hearing of the funders' support for childhood literacy, Duke Energy Foundation stepped forward to offer $50,000 to fund a $25,000 grant to...more
Foundation: Middletown Community Foundation, Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Upon hearing of the funders' support for childhood literacy, Duke Energy Foundation stepped forward to offer $50,000 to fund a $25,000 grant to...more
14 local nonprofits enter final rounds for $150000 in grant money supporting child literacy
Foundation: Greater Cincinnati Foundation
By empowering children with reading skills, the grant recipients can help them to escape the cycle of poverty that can plague generations of...more
Foundation: Greater Cincinnati Foundation
By empowering children with reading skills, the grant recipients can help them to escape the cycle of poverty that can plague generations of...more
Community Foundation Update (1/28/17)
Foundation: Community Foundation of the Fox River Valley, Delaware Community Foundation, Kalamazoo Community Foundation, Silicon Valley Community Foundation, Brown Foundation, Community Foundation for Greater New Haven, Community Foundation of Louisville, Greater Cincinnati Foundation, Greater New Orleans Foundation, Pittsburgh Foundation, Vermont Community Foundation
The Silicon Valley Community Foundation has appointed Samuel Johnson, Jr. as its new board chair and added Rebecca Guerra and Daniel Perez...more
Foundation: Community Foundation of the Fox River Valley, Delaware Community Foundation, Kalamazoo Community Foundation, Silicon Valley Community Foundation, Brown Foundation, Community Foundation for Greater New Haven, Community Foundation of Louisville, Greater Cincinnati Foundation, Greater New Orleans Foundation, Pittsburgh Foundation, Vermont Community Foundation
The Silicon Valley Community Foundation has appointed Samuel Johnson, Jr. as its new board chair and added Rebecca Guerra and Daniel Perez...more
Community Foundation Update (1/21/17)
Foundation: Community Foundation of the Lowcountry, Foundation for the Carolinas, Cape Cod Foundation, Cleveland Foundation, Greater Cincinnati Foundation, San Diego Foundation
The Community Foundation Santa Cruz County in Aptos has announced the appointment of Tonée Picard, Kirk Schmidt, Liliana Diaz, and...more
Foundation: Community Foundation of the Lowcountry, Foundation for the Carolinas, Cape Cod Foundation, Cleveland Foundation, Greater Cincinnati Foundation, San Diego Foundation
The Community Foundation Santa Cruz County in Aptos has announced the appointment of Tonée Picard, Kirk Schmidt, Liliana Diaz, and...more
WCPO partners with Scripps, Greater Cincinnati Foundation to sponsor $100000 literacy grant
Foundation: Greater Cincinnati Foundation
"Children who read have the best hope of rising out of poverty and achieving their full potential. The entire Scripps community is proud to partner...more
Foundation: Greater Cincinnati Foundation
"Children who read have the best hope of rising out of poverty and achieving their full potential. The entire Scripps community is proud to partner...more
Community Bands Together, Oxford Gets New Mental Health Center
Foundation: Greater Cincinnati Foundation
... Cincinnati Foundation, the Oxford United Way and also through a local anonymous donor who worked through the Oxford Community...more
Foundation: Greater Cincinnati Foundation
... Cincinnati Foundation, the Oxford United Way and also through a local anonymous donor who worked through the Oxford Community...more
Community Foundation Update (10/01/16)
Foundation: Community Foundation of the Fox River Valley, Greater Green Bay Community Foundation, Central Kansas Community Foundation, New Hampshire Charitable Foundation, Cleveland Foundation, Community Foundation of Louisville, Greater Cincinnati Foundation, Seattle Foundation
The Community Foundation of the Fox River Valley in Aurora has announced a $15,000 grant to the Steel Beam Theatre, which it will use to...more
Foundation: Community Foundation of the Fox River Valley, Greater Green Bay Community Foundation, Central Kansas Community Foundation, New Hampshire Charitable Foundation, Cleveland Foundation, Community Foundation of Louisville, Greater Cincinnati Foundation, Seattle Foundation
The Community Foundation of the Fox River Valley in Aurora has announced a $15,000 grant to the Steel Beam Theatre, which it will use to...more
Greater Cincinnati Foundation searches for new CEO
Foundation: Greater Cincinnati Foundation
The community foundation is conducting a national search with firm Spencer Stuart. Its search committee includes current and former GCF...more
Foundation: Greater Cincinnati Foundation
The community foundation is conducting a national search with firm Spencer Stuart. Its search committee includes current and former GCF...more
GCF donors take a Covington Tour of Philanthropy
Foundation: Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Donors of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation recently participated in a Covington Tour of Philanthropy through our Donor Passport Series. GCF is...more
Foundation: Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Donors of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation recently participated in a Covington Tour of Philanthropy through our Donor Passport Series. GCF is...more
Community Foundation Update (7/05/14)
Foundation: DeKalb County Community Foundation, Greater Milwaukee Foundation, Richland County Foundation, Greater Cincinnati Foundation, San Diego Foundation, San Francisco Foundation
The DeKalb County Community Foundation has awarded a total of $170,029 to twenty-eight nonprofit and community organizations in DeKalb County...more
Foundation: DeKalb County Community Foundation, Greater Milwaukee Foundation, Richland County Foundation, Greater Cincinnati Foundation, San Diego Foundation, San Francisco Foundation
The DeKalb County Community Foundation has awarded a total of $170,029 to twenty-eight nonprofit and community organizations in DeKalb County...more
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Childcare Charitable Group Named Top Social Enterprise
Employers For Childcare Charitable Group (EFCG), a Lisburn-based charity, has been crowned top Social Enterprise at the Ulster Final of 2014’s Ulster Bank Business Achievers Awards. EFCG seeks to “make it easier for parents with dependent children to get into work and to stay in work.”