Today, ten women graduated from the Off the Streets program, having completed the program, obtained housing, and secured a job. The Honorable Heather Russell and Lt. Col. Vince Demasi made remarks during the ceremony.
A Salon Named Desire held a Zumba-thon on November 5th with the proceeds benefiting the Off the Streets program, and last week, they presented us with the check.
On Friday, December 3, at 7 p.m., Christ Church Cathedral presents Hildegard of Bingen and the Living Light, a play about a 12th century healer and composer and her message of spiritual truth and healing. Free, but the collections will benefit the Anna Louise Inn.
A group of volunteers from GE painted the new site manager's office at our Winton Early Learning Academy. GE does one service project a month with Cincinnati Union Bethel.
This Thanksgiving week, we are thankful for you, our generous donors, who share your resources to help our clients realize their greatest potential. Please accept this thank you.
Our supporters have been our cheerleaders this year. They have encouraged us and helped spread the word about the important work we do, and they are just as excited about the Anna Louise Inn renovation as we are.
Our volunteers make a tremendous difference in the lives of our clients. This Thanksgiving week we are highlighting what we are thankful for, and we are starting with our volunteers. Read about how they impact our clients by donating their time.
Karla Holmes, Program Supervisor for Off the Streets, has been chosen to be part of the fifth class of EXCEL.
Cincinnati Union Bethel was one of five organizations nominated for the Cincinnati Museum Center's Difference Maker Awards because of our work with children.
A Salon Named Desire, in Pleasant Ridge, is offering a fun zumba class on November 5th for just $10 and the proceeds go to Off the Streets.