July 2024 Newsletter
Since 2013, the bi3 Fund has been focused on fueling efforts to reduce infant mortality. Today, our community is making history. As you will read in Cradle Cincinnati’s 2023 Annual Report, Hamilton County went from having one of the...
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Announcing $400,000 in grants to local nonprofits
Throughout May, we also celebrate all the moms in our lives. For the past decade, bi3 has prioritized moms by investing in and partnering with TriHealth, Cradle Cincinnati, and other community-based organizations to improve birth outcomes for local moms...
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Child care crisis in Ohio: A call to action for business leaders
Ohio is facing a crisis that impacts the health of both our families and our businesses: child care. Speak to any parent with a child under five, and you'll hear navigating child care is a headache at best.
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Building in Trust – III
It's time to reexamine your organization's structures. Do your processes support or inhibit advancing your mission?
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May 2024 Newsletter
Throughout May, we also celebrate all the moms in our lives. For the past decade, bi3 has prioritized moms by investing in and partnering with TriHealth, Cradle Cincinnati, and other community-based organizations to improve birth outcomes for local moms...
Read moreLeaning into lived experience to guide youth mental health strategies
Executive Director of the Preston Brown Foundation, Patrice McDowell-Brown, shared how the $40,000 bi3 grant enabled them to offer Youth Mental Health First Aid training and address mental health stigma among youth through arts-based therapy, self-care activities, and field...
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bi3 Team Focus: Jena’ Bradley and Zohar Perla
Last Fall, bi3 increased our capacity and experience by adding two team members: Jena Bradley, Director of Community Partnerships, and Zohar Perla, Director of Evaluation and Learning. Learn more about what drives their passion and commitment to bi3 and...
Read moreSchool to Work students celebrate graduation
In 2024, 16 Cincinnati Public School (CPS) high school seniors graduated from the School to Work (STW) program. Among this year’s graduating class, 13 students are college-bound, two plan to enlist in military service to pursue careers in nursing,...
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