By Caroline Preston Just over half of charities saw a drop in donations between March and May of this year, the same portion as reported...

With the recession swelling the ranks of the uninsured, community clinics offering free care are facing rising demand just as the downturn is prompting major...

Colleges Will See a Decline in Megagifts, Experts Predict By Kathryn Masterson San Francisco The golden age for philanthropy—and the United States—may be over. That was...

By Caroline Preston   On a recent day in Richmond, Va., employees of the charity known until this month as Christian Children’s Fund dressed identically...

Allison Fine, a nonprofit leader and expert on technology and communications, discusses how charities and foundations can more effectively use social-media tools to spread their...

Union Terminal sparkles for Diamond Jubilee You only turn 75 once. And for Union Terminal, it was quite a birthday celebration as hundreds gathered for...

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By Chris Mayhew • cmayhew@nky.com • July 20, 2009   Vandals are hampering preservation efforts at St. Anne Wetlands again, but this time they're targeting...

By Jessica Garrison July 18, 2009 Mark Horvath, a documenter of homelessness who was once homeless himself, was touring a tent city in Sacramento when...

Investigative journalism is difficult, time-consuming and expensive.   But somebody's got to do it. A group of former Seattle Post-Intelligencer journalists today launched InvestigateWest, a...

Bunning makes $20K from baseball signings By Reid Wilson Sen. Jim Bunning (R-Ky.) augments his salary by taking $20,000 in a side business capitalizing on...

White House Defends Inspector General’s Firing By NEIL A. LEWIS Published: June 17, 2009 WASHINGTON — The White House said Wednesday that President Obama had...

Business Courier of Cincinnati   Downtown Cincinnati Inc. announced the launch of its 2009 Downtown Perceptions Survey. The public is invited to share opinions and...

Northern Kentucky University announced Thursday it will present the 18th annual Lincoln Award to Edwin and Carole Rigaud, Judge S. Arthur and Louise Spiegel and...

TechSolve Inc. won a $250,000 Thomas Edison Program grant from the Ohio Department of Development , part of $3.2 million in economic development grants announced...

Five Cincinnatians have been named by the local Rotary Club as Jefferson Award finalists, for their dedication to nonprofit work in the Tri-State. The Jefferson...

Business Courier of Cincinnati - by James Ritchie Staff Reporter   Online tool details areas most affected by care issues   Researchers, policymakers and health...

By John Flesher, Associated Press Writer   TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. — Meredith Bowen was getting tired of requests from Facebook friends to exchange make-believe pansies,...

By Mark Curnutte • mcurnutte@enquirer.com • April 28, 2009   The Greater Cincinnati Foundation is giving about $1 million in grants to local organizations whose...

Contributed By Rachel Richardson | The Enquirer The Blue Ash/Montgomery Rotary Club will hold its fifth annual garage sale from 8:30 a.m. – 1 p.m....

By Mark Curnutte • mcurnutte@enquirer.com • March 24, 2009   The Greater Cincinnati Foundation has committed $1 million to help families affected by the recession...

By James Pilcher • jpilcher@enquirer.com • March 24, 2009   The Cincinnati area’s unemployment rate continued to climb in February, hitting 8.9 percent and a...