Focus for this cycle is Education, Workforce Development, Economic Development, Capital projects as they relate to education, workforce development and economic development.
In this interactive 90-Minute overview, discover the benefits of practicing mindfulness in the workplace. Mindfulness has scientific support as a means to: reduce stress, improve attention and productivity, decrease emotional reactivity and promote a general sense of health and well-being. This training will include opportunities to practice mindful skills with an emphasis on breath awareness, mind-body connections, communication skills and showing compassion for self and others.
Presenter: Arlene Herman, a certified mindfulness and meditation teacher.
Fee: This is open to for current 2024 OneSource members only. Class size is limited to 10 participants. Check membership status here.
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Would you benefit from guidance on hiring or firing an employee?
Should you conduct background checks on staff or volunteers?
Would you like to discuss how you conduct employee performance reviews?
PBPO has partnered with Frost Brown Todd to address PBPO clients’ employment questions that can generally be handled in 30 minutes or less. PBPO clients will have the opportunity to speak directly with an employment attorney. Calls will be scheduled in advance, and space is limited to 4 calls per session.
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Grant administered by GCF
LOI deadlines: Nov. 15, Feb. 15, June 15
https://www.gcfdn.org/Grants/Private-Foundation-Grants/Andrew-Jergens-Foundation
The Foundation’s prime interest is the health, education, cultural experiences and social welfare of children in the Greater Cincinnati area.
Urban Revitalization Grants accepted Apr. 1- Jun. 15
Grant applications may include, but are not limited to, projects that:
- Deter the decline of cities, neighborhoods, and main street corridors
- Impact job growth or retention
- Support community vitality
- Act as catalysts to spur additional commercial redevelopment activities
- Create jobs through commercial redevelopment
- Grants are considered for requests greater than $10,000.
Grant administered by GCF
The Memorial makes grants which enhance the lives of Greater Cincinnati citizens by improving their social, cultural, educational, civic and physical conditions.
The Warren County Foundation currently tends to make Discretionary Grants in amounts ranging from a few hundred dollars to a few thousand dollars. Proposals are reviewed every two months by the Grants Committee. Because Discretionary Grant funds are limited each year, the Grants Committee reviews each proposal carefully and considers their criteria.
Completed submissions meeting the Foundation’s criteria are presented to the Foundation’sGrants Committee, which meets in January, March, May, July, September and November ofeach year.Submissions received no later than the 15th day of the month preceding a meeting of theGrants Committee (i.e., December 15th for the January meeting) are usually considered at thatmeeting.
Grant administered by GCF
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The Foundation supports small nonprofit organizations whose performing arts programs enrich the cultural environment of the Greater Cincinnati area. Generally, the Foundation defines “small organizations” as those with annualized revenues under $1.5 million.