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Working together with nonprofits to make a positive impact in the Cincinnati region is energizing, exciting and inspirational and OneSource Center looks forward to collaborating on many community projects into the future! Listen as we share highlights of a wonderful 2021, annually saving more than 400 nonprofits over $850,000 through our nonprofit resource center model. See how we worked with agencies on creative and mission-strengthening projects, equipped hundreds of nonprofit offices and residential service facilities, and supported hundreds of changemakers through our leadership development programs.

Visit OneSourceCenter.org for more details as together we provide a thriving community for all!

OneSource Center wishes all nonprofits in the region a safe and joyous holiday season!  We strive to be open to assist agency representatives as many weekdays as possible, but have a couple days in December that we need to close the office for a staff holiday party and for time with family.  Have any questions?  Please call us at 513-554-4944!  

OneSource Center Holiday Hours
Closed
Tuesday, December 14,  12 – 2 p.m. (Staff holiday party)
Friday, December 24
Friday, December 31

Note: Limited staff available on the 23^rd. 
(Call first and let us know you will be here!)

Did you know that on average people spend 90% of their time indoors, and that building quality has a huge impact on health? The Cincinnati 2030 District recognizes this need, and is creating healthier buildings in the Greater Cincinnati area. The organization works to include enhanced air quality, clean drinking water and restorative spaces, and makes recommendations on how to get rid of any toxic chemicals in your building.   

Want to join? Nonprofits can become Community Partners of the Cincinnati 2030 District for free, and start making their buildings a healthier environment today.  Click here to sign up.

Haven’t been to our Shoppers Club warehouse in a while? Our Dalton Avenue location is centrally located, and when Amy Silver and Lauren Stoll came for a visit recently, they were glad they did! The drive from Over-the-Rhine Community Housing is short, and they found several items to enhance their new offices and that they can utilize for special event programing for their residents. 

When they were here they also learned about the “Common Good Voucher” program – a service tailor made for their clientele who are transitioning and often need household or baby care items to fill needed gaps. The grant-funded voucher program – designed so agencies can give vouchers to clients to visit OneSource Center – is available now, and agencies just need to complete the online form, or contact Beth Yantek for more information. 

Funding for this program has been provided thanks to grants from Elsa Heisel Sule Foundation, Lutheran Church of Resurrection and the John A Schroth Family Charitable Trust at PNC Charitable Trust.

“We are so glad we came for a visit today. The prices of the items will really help us stretch our available funds, and the voucher program could be a real benefit to our programming. We left with much more than we expected, and we will make OneSource Center’s Shoppers Club a regular stop!” Silver and Stoll agreed.