The bi3 Fund commits nearly $7 million to advance youth mental health and wellbeing
The bi3 Fund announced a combined investment of nearly $7 million to support youth mental health and wellbeing across Greater Cincinnati.
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School to Work students celebrate graduation
In 2026, 29 Cincinnati Public School (CPS) high school seniors graduated from TriHealth's School to Work (STW) program.
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Partnering with the Time to Care Coalition to support paid family leave
Introduced by Senators Louis W. Blessing III and Beth Liston and announced with bipartisan support this month, Ohio Senate Bill 396 outlines a practical, affordable program designed to support families and help businesses retain valued employees by creating a...
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WVXU highlights the work of bi3 partner NyNi Inc.
bi3’s Jena’ Bradley talked with WVXU about the impact of this year’s Black Maternal Health Week events.
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Feedback to action: What we heard from bi3 partners
At bi3, we want to do better by our funded partners. That’s why we worked with the Center for Effective Philanthropy to conduct a Grantee Perception Survey to help us identify our strengths and opportunities for improvement.
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Health Policy Institute of Ohio ranks Ohio 43rd in 2026 Health Value Dashboard
The Health Policy Institute of Ohio has released the seventh edition of its Health Value Dashboard, which found that Ohio ranks 43rd on health value compared to other states and D.C.
Read moreIntegrating Behavioral Health into Primary Care at TriHealth
Since 2015, the bi3 Fund has invested more than $12 million in TriHealth to help expand the integration of behavioral health services into both pediatric and adult primary care locations.
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CET highlights community efforts to address infant mortality
A new CET “Brick by Brick” story showcases Greater Cincinnati’s efforts to improve outcomes for mothers and babies, highlighting the community-driven work of Cradle Cincinnati and the TriHealth Good Samaritan OB-GYN Center, both of which are supported by bi3.
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