WIN Staff Gain Insight and Inspiration at NCRC Conference

Working In Neighborhoods (WIN) staffers Greg Robinson and Rigel Behrens recently attended the National Community Reinvestment Coalition’s (NCRC) 2025 Just Economy Conference in Washington, D.C.—a gathering of nearly 1,200 community development leaders from across the country. Greg Robinson, WIN’s NCRC Fellow, found the experience deeply enriching: “The conference was an incredible learning and networking experience.

WIN Receives 2025 EECO Organization Award for Environmental Leadership

WIN has been honored with the Environmental Education Council of Ohio’s (EECO) Organization Award for its outstanding contributions to environmental education and sustainability. The agency was recognized in April at the EECO’s Annual Conference in Perrysville, Ohio. WIN Executive Director S. Barbara Busch expressed gratitude, saying, “We are humbled to be recognized by EECO. This

WIN’s 45th Anniversary Celebration: A Night of Reflection and Renewed Commitment

On Wednesday, November 20, 2024, the downtown Hyatt Regency was filled with energy, gratitude, and purpose as friends and supporters gathered to celebrate Working In Neighborhoods (WIN) 45 years of dedicated service to building sustainable, thriving communities. The event highlighted WIN's enduring impact and honored the partnerships that have been instrumental in its success. A

Beekman Community Market Hosts Entrepreneurship Enrichment Workshop

On April 4th, the Beekman Community Market hosted an Entrepreneurship Enrichment Workshop with Greater Cincinnati Microenterprise Initiative (GCMI) in Working In Neighborhoods (WIN) Community Room. Representatives from GCMI taught a group of 10 about the entrepreneurial mindset, problem solving, and marketing a business. In 1998, Community Action Agency and United Way collaborated to create GCMI

Looking Back on 2023

Thanks to your support, a lot was accomplished in 2023. We completed construction on and sold our 20th home in College Hill to a first-time homebuyer. New housing development opportunities are in the works, including a new rehab in South Cumminsville and WIN’s Near Net Zero Urban Village. Volunteers have been hard at work preparing

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