Casey Weldon

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Michelman has completed a $750,000 global philanthropic pledge, directing a portion of the funding to several Greater Cincinnati nonprofits that support families, promote sustainability and strengthen local communities. The Cincinnati-based company made the pledge in 2024 to mark its 75th anniversary. Throughout the year, employees worldwide nominated nonprofit organizations they believed were making meaningful contributions to their communities.

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Ronald McDonald House Charities of Greater Cincinnati has received a $15,000 grant from the Cincinnati International Wine Festival to help support families with seriously ill children undergoing treatment. The nonprofit accepted the donation during a check presentation event June 17 at the new Cincinnati Public Radio headquarters, joining several other local organizations recognized as beneficiaries.

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Lindner Center of Hope has kicked off the largest expansion in its 16-year history, a bold move to meet growing demand for mental health care in Greater Cincinnati and beyond. Leaders, donors, civic officials and staff gathered Tuesday at the center’s Mason campus to celebrate the $85 million project. They described the effort as more than bricks and mortar – a renewed commitment to people searching for help and healing.

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Arts/Culture News, Museums, Visual Art A bold new voice in contemporary painting takes center stage this month as the Contemporary Arts Center unveils the world premiere of “Marcus Leslie Singleton: New Steps.”Opening on Friday, the exhibition marks the first solo museum show for Catskill, New York-based figurative painter Marcus Leslie Singleton. It features a deeply personal mix of paintings, drawings and video.

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Arts/Culture News, Museums, Visual Art Visual artist Ayana Ross has been named the Taft Museum of Art’s 2026 Duncanson Artist-in-Residence. The award-winning residency, celebrating its 40th anniversary, honors the program’s long-standing cultural significance by elevating contemporary artists across disciplines. Ross’s term will include a solo exhibition at the museum, public programs, workshops and school visits across Greater Cincinnati in spring 2026.