Our Community Impact

Project: Youth Studios Program Expansion Grant Award: $109,000 Expand the award-winning filmmaking after-school programs to 24 additional sites so 300+ at-risk students can complete

Project: Workforce Connection Grant Award: $109,000 Grow Coaching capacity by providing on-the-job personal coaching to 300 individuals and ensure 80% of employees retain their

Project: Roots and Wings Expansion Grant Award: $109,000 Expand the NEST programs to serve all children living in poverty in the Clermont Northeast School

Project: Increasing Access to Pharmaceutical Care for Neighbors in Need Grant Award: $109,000 Complete the new Pharmacy construction and grow staffing to expand hours

For 24 years, First Step Home has been assisting women in maintaining sobriety, regaining control of their lives, and living with their children. READ MORE

Project: City Gospel Mission Grant Award: $104,000 Provide a high quality space for playful learning by young children (birth to 5 years) and their

Project: Wave Pool Grant Award: $104,000 Renovate a space for instruction, handmade product sales, and fresh produce in a food desert while empowering marginalized,

Project: Outdoor Adventure Clubs Grant Award: $104,000 Expand a school based model of involving foster youth in outdoor adventures and apply it to serving

Project: Venice On Vine Grant Award: $104,000 Purchase and equip a new food truck to use as a new training facility that will prepare

Project: La Soupe Grant Award: $104,000 Purchase five pieces of vital equipment to expand current capacity and substantially increase the ability to process the

Project: Homeless Street Health & Hygiene Open Door Outreach Grant Award: $104,000 Purchase and equip a customized medical outreach van that provides safe &

Lighthouse Youth & Family Services, Inc. was formed in 1969 and serves 5,000 children and families per year, providing a continuum of services to help them overcome obstacles that hinder self-sufficiency. READ MORE

Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission (NKCAC) works to transform the lives of at-risk families by helping them develop knowledge and opportunities to achieve self-reliance.READ MORE

Ohio Valley Voices (OVV) was formed in 1999 by three local families who wanted their young children who were deaf or hard of hearing (D/HH) to speak. READ MORE

Greater Cincinnati Construction Foundation’s mission is to expand opportunities for ACI Members to be stronger construction companies by: Advocacy, Education, Networking and Safety.READ MORE

Women’s Crisis Center’s mission is to lead our community in the social change needed to end domestic violence, rape, and sexual abuse.READ MORE

Through equine assisted therapies and activities, Cincinnati Therapeutic Riding & Horsemanship serves children and adults with disabilities and unique challenges, helping them to achieve greater quality of life.READ MORE

St. Francis Seraph Ministries believes every member of the Over-the-Rhine community has the right to enjoy the benefits of good health, prosperity, and well-being and has the capacity to contribute positively to the neighborhood.READ MORE

SELF’s overall goals aim to help clients: move beyond crisis situations toward improved financial stability and general well-being, retain the attitudes and skills necessary for sustained employment and self-sufficiency, and build assets to break the cycle of poverty in Butler County.READ MORE

Activities Beyond the Classroom, (ABC) was founded in 2004 to increase and enhance extracurricular opportunities in Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS). By 2015, ABC managed and assisted with over 250 programs and activities throughout CPS. READ MORE

The Freestore Foodbank’s mission to provide food and services, create stability and further self-reliance for people in crisis led them to ideate the Mobile Market as a new initiative that was inspired by the success of a current program, the Mobile Food Pantry. Impact 100’s grant will promote healthy eating through the purchase of a mobile market that will sell fresh produce in the Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky region, reaching families which do not have access to fresh, nutritious foods.READ MORE

May We Help’s mission is to engineer dreams: highly-skilled volunteers create customized assistive devices for special needs individuals, enabling them to achieve independence and to pursue their passions. The Impact 100 grant purchased machinery for the newly renovated workshop to facilitate the design and manufacture of assistive devices for those living with special needs, enabling the creation of over 100 unique devices per year. READ MORE

Community Matters exists to remove barriers to opportunity so that we can create a thriving community with our neighbors. The Impact 100 grant will fund the building of a community laundromat in the Community Matters complex to allow Lower Price Hill residents access to laundry facilities, which are not currently available in the area.READ MORE

Impact 100’s grant will expand the capacity of the program by doubling the hours of programming (growing to 20 hours/week), expanding the ages of children served through its classical music program, and reducing the wait-list.READ MORE

The Literacy Network of Greater Cincinnati champions the development of literacy in the individual, the family, the workplace, the school, and the community by raising awareness, improving access, and serving as a catalyst for literacy efforts. The Impact 100 grant will be used to reach new under-served audiences with literacy programs via opening of new hubs in Avondale and Price Hill.READ MORE