Drop Inn Center
Cincinnati's largest homeless shelter offering food, clothing, shelter, recovery programs, and housing to promote human dignity and support positive social change.
www.dropinn.org | 513.721.0643
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ECO: Environmental Community Organization
Preserves community and environmental health as a network of dedicated individuals through organizing with communities, action to hold industry and government accountable, and education efforts.
www.env-comm.org | 513.761.6140
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Equality Cincinnati
A local organization that works to achieve full equality for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people and to prevent discrimination and violence.
www.EqualityCincinnati.org | 513.591.3247
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FACES without PLACES (formerly Project Connect Children's Fund)
Keeps children experiencing homelessness connected to their education by providing advocacy, supplies, transportation, uniforms, and enrichment opportunities in summer and after school programs.
www.faceswithoutplaces.org | 513.363.3300
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First Step Home
A residential drug and alcohol treatment facility serving homeless, substance abusing women and their children up to the age of 12.
www.firststephome.org | 513.961.4663
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Franciscan Haircuts from the Heart
Provides professional hair care to poor, homeless, and disabled men, women, and children to improve their dignity and self-esteem.
www.haircutsfromtheheart.org | 513.381.0111
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Gay Lesbian Straight Education Network - GLSEN Greater Cincinnati
Strives to assure that each member of every school community is valued and respected regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity/expression.
www.glsencincinnati.org | 513.526.7575
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Gorman Heritage Farm
A 120-acre working farm and farm-based education center where visitors may explore and learn the history, methods and values of a working family farm.
www.gormanfarm.org | 513.563.6663
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Grailville
Inspires and connects people through our spiritual, environmental and artistic programs, retreat center and organic farm on 300+ acres only 20 minutes from downtown Cincinnati.
www.grailville.org | 513.683.2340
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Greater Cincinnati Coalition for the Homeless
Works to end homelessness through public education, advocacy, coordination of services and Streetvibes.
www.cincihomeless.org | 513.421.7803
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Health Resource Center of Cincinnati
Provides mental health, substance abuse, and medical care at low or no-cost to homeless/at-risk individuals, serving as a safety-net for persons experiencing barriers to care.
www.hrcci.org | 513.357.4602
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Imago, Inc.
A grassroots education organization that fosters environmental change in our community through thoughtful and meaningful programs for people of all walks of life.
www.imagoearth.org | 513.921.5124
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League of Women Voters of the Cincinnati Area Education Fund
A nonpartisan political organization encouraging informed and active participation in government by providing trusted nonpartisan information about voting and issues to citizens.
www.lwvcincinnati.org | 513.281.8683
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Media Bridges of Cincinnati
Cincinnati's community media center, dedicated to providing the education, equipment and environment for people to communicate effectively through media.
www.mediabridges.org | 513.651.4171
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MUSE Cincinnati's Women's Choir
Dedicated to musical excellence and social change, MUSE is committed to diversity in audience, membership, and programming.
www.musechoir.org | 513.221.1118
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National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) - Hamilton County
A family-oriented organization that works to improve the lives of children, adolescents and adults who have serious mental illness, through support, education and advocacy.
www.nami-hc.org | 513.351.3500
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Ohio Citizen Action Education Fund
The public education and research affiliate of Ohio Citizen Action, the state's largest environmental organization, with over 80,000 members.
www.ohiocitizen.org | 513.221.2100
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Ohio Justice and Policy Center
Reclaims broken lives, renews communities and restores justice by providing free legal services to prisoners and ex-offenders to help them become productive citizens.
www.ohiojpc.org | 513.421.1108
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Out of the Crossfire, Inc.
Provides survivors of gunshot/stab wounds admitted to University Hospital with wraparound services to help them rebuild their lives and avoid retaliation, re-injury and arrests.
www.outofthecrossfire.org | 513-584-7867
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Over the Rhine Community Housing
Provides and promotes the development of racially integrated, decent, safe, sanitary and affordable housing for residents of Over-the-Rhine.
www.otrch.org | 513.381.1171
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Parents for Public Schools of Greater Cincinnati
A community based chapter of a national organization working with public school parents and community supporters to improve and strengthen local public schools.
www.ppsgc.org | 513.751.5437
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Planned Parenthood Southwest Ohio Region
Strengthens our community by preventing unintended pregnancy and empowering individuals with the knowledge, opportunity, and freedom to make private decisions about reproductive and sexual health.
www.plannedparenthood.org/swoh | 513.721.7635
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Power Inspires Progress (PIP)
Provides paid employment education/work experience for inner city adults with structure, support, and high expectations through Venice Pizza and Venice Catering.
www.powerinspiresprogress.com | 513-221-7020
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STOP AIDS (formerly AVOC)
The only full service HIV/AIDS organization in the Cincinnati area providing HIV education, testing and case management services.
www.avoc.org | 513.421.2437
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The United Coalition for Animals (UCAN)
Provides pet spay/neuter services for low income people and animal rescue groups, preventing pets from suffering abuse, neglect and euthanazia due to pet overpopulation.
www.ucancincinnati.org | 513.721.7387
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Three Valley Conservation Trust
A community-based organization working with landowners and agencies to voluntarily conserve streams, farmland, greenspace, and cultural heritage in Butler, Preble, Darke, and Western Montgomery Counties.
www.3vct.org | 513-524-2150
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Valley Interfaith Food and Clothing Center
Provides food, clothing and emergency financial assistance to our neighbors in need in the Millcreek Valley area.
www.vifcc.org | 513-821-3233
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Winton Place Youth Center
After school programming/tutoring helps build resilient children who can weather the storms in their lives, make the right choices, and become good citizens.
www.wpyouth.net | 513.681.8004
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