The Martin Luther King Jr. holiday on January 20 marks the 25th anniversary of the day of service that celebrates the Civil Rights leader’s life and legacy. MLK Day is the only federal holiday designated as a day of service.…
On behalf of Cincinnati Cares' founder Craig Young, I want to thank all of our donors, Cincinnati Magazine and Procter & Gamble for helping us to achieve the milestone of being named the grand prize winner of the 2019 Cincinnati…
More than 450 supporters gathered at OneSource Center's Illuminate the Night event, held during BLINK at River's Edge at Newport Landing. The evening raised more than $130,000 to help support regional nonprofits. Beginning and ending at BB Riverboats' Belle of…
More than 600 guests from dozens of area nonprofits and businesses gathered for the Association of Fundraising Professionals’ annual National Philanthropy Day at Music Hall. The event celebrated the impact volunteers and philanthropists have on our region. 2019 honorees: Philanthropist…
This year marks the second Innovate for Good Challenge, an annual contest presented by Independent Sector and Accenture highlighting social purpose organizations using new I.T. to catalyze change. This year’s challenge recognizes organizations accelerating and scaling changework through the application of artificial intelligence, blockchain,…
NATIONAL PHILANTHROPY DAY | Volunteer of the Year The last time Craig Young got a paycheck, it was for coaching middle school track and basketball – not always a slam-dunk, he admits. “I wasn’t good at the tough love part,”…
Cincinnati Cares — already the most popular way for people in Greater Cincinnati to discover their way to help — is rapidly expanding the ways it is working to improve the health of our region’s volunteer ecosystem. In partnership with…
Craig Young, a former software supplier, is the founder and executive director of Inspiring Service, an organization that uses a tech platform to connect volunteers with nonprofits. Read full Cincinnati Business Courier article here.
Craig Young drew upon his experience as a software supplier and philanthropist to establish Inspiring Service in 2017 and develop a tech platform that he describes as “Yelp for nonprofits.” Read the full Cincinnati Business Courier article here.
