Despite the steamy weather on July 9, funding partners, community residents, and other Working In Neighborhoods (WIN) supporters visited the construction sites for two homes in WIN’s Near-Net-Zero Village in South Cumminsville. The project aims to construct 25 near-net-zero homes that will be sold to first-time low-to-moderate income families. These homes, each 1,200 square feet
Traffic safety and walkability have long been concerns of families living in the Beekman Corridor. With 44% of families in the corridor lacking access to a car and relying on public transportation, the need for pedestrian safety is crucial. The area has seen significant traffic violations, accounting for 32% of Cincinnati's traffic citations in 2023,
Crane presented Working In Neighborhoods (WIN) Executive Director S. Barbara Busch with a $5,000 check on July 18 in support of WIN's monthly Fresh Produce Pop-Up. The long-standing partnership between the two organizations began in 2006 when Steve Kirk, a WIN volunteer and Crane employee, made the introduction. Since then, the company has donated nearly
A will is a legal document that sets forth your wishes for the distribution of your property, guardianship of your minor children, and the executor of your estate. Without a will, decisions about your estate are left in the hands of judges or state officials. Secure your legacy today -- make a will in six
Margaret Wallace faced numerous hurdles on her journey to homeownership, but in just 11 months, she transformed her reality from living in subsidized housing to owning a condo. A disabled, single mom of an adult child, Wallace’s story is one of determination, resilience, and the power of a strong support system. She had long dreamed
WIN's summer camp is in its third week. Kids ages 5 - 12 from around the Beekman Corridor are meeting new friends and engaging in activities to negate summer learning loss. This year, the camp curriculum is focusing on sustainability. Kids are learning about how they can do their part to conserve. Campers are also
Construction is underway on two homes in the first phase of Working In Neighborhoods (WIN) Near-Net-Zero Urban Village in S. Cumminsville. The initiative aims to bring advanced green technology to low-income working families who have traditionally been excluded from the sustainable energy market. "WIN's Near-Net-Zero Urban Village will help improve the housing stock, help residents
The Fifth Third Bank Financial Empowerment Mobile (eBus) pulled into Reid's Valley View Apartments in the Beekman Corridor on May 22. The 40' customized mobile classroom equipped with internet-accessible workstations was staffed by Fifth Third Bank employees, ready to help residents get a better understanding of how banking works. Annually, WIN partners with Fifth Third
Working In Neighborhoods is collaborating with Hamilton County and community partners LISC Greater Cincinnati and Habitat for Humanity to implement the Lead Safe Ohio program. The initiative, rolled out by Hamilton County Commissioners on May 16, provides $5.3 million to help eligible homeowners living in houses constructed before 1978 in Hamilton County and the City
June is National Homeownership Month, a time for current homeowners to celebrate their investment and for those who want to own a home to begin planning. Homeownership offers a lot more than just a place to live. It provides financial stability, community development, and personal well-being. Unlike renting, where you never know when the rent
