Working In Neighborhoods (WIN) welcomed nearly 200 guests to the Hyatt Regency on October 30 for its Annual Hall of Fame, celebrating individuals and organizations making a lasting impact in the community. Title Sponsor for this year's event was Union Savings Bank/Guardian Savings Bank. Board Chair Joy Gazaway opened the evening, highlighting the power of
On October 30, 2025, Working In Neighborhoods (WIN) will honor Bobby Maly, CEO of The Model Group, at its annual Hall of Fame celebration. Maly’s career exemplifies the values WIN champions—strengthening communities, creating opportunities for families, and keeping affordable housing at the heart of thriving neighborhoods. Since becoming CEO in 2020, Maly has overseen more
Working In Neighborhoods (WIN) proudly welcomes Misha Houston to its Board of Directors. As Sales Vice President at RE/MAX Preferred Group, Misha brings over two decades of real estate experience and a deep commitment to helping families build intergenerational wealth through homeownership. "I highly respect the important work that WIN does for our community," Misha
If you've noticed WIN’s growing presence on social media over the past 18 months, you can thank Leila Stacey, WIN’s Development and Marketing Assistant. Since joining WIN in the late spring of 2023, Leila has revitalized WIN’s digital footprint, bringing fresh energy to social media and the website while providing tech support to staff. Leila
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
This summer, Working In Neighborhoods (WIN) hosted a camp for 33 kids aged 5-12, all eager to explore new things. This year’s theme was “Building a Sustainable Community,” and over 8 weeks, the kids explored what sustainability means for the environment, economics, and society. The camp kicked off with a focus on environmental sustainability. The
Emergencies can strike without warning, and being unprepared can lead to unnecessary stress and danger. For National Preparedness Month, focus on four steps to prepare for disasters: crafting an effective action plan, assembling a comprehensive disaster kit, organizing crucial documents, and starting an emergency savings account. First, create an action plan. You don’t want to
A demolition project on campus that was on WIN’s wish list for over a decade is now complete thanks to a generous Sharonville company. In February 2024, the John R. Jurgensen Company generously donated the labor and equipment to level a century-old structure on WIN’s campus. Built in 1910, for former church served as the
If you are retired and make financial gifts to charity, experts say Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCDs) can minimize taxes while supporting your favorite causes. As long as you have a traditional Individual Retirement Account (IRA) or 401(k), you have to take the required minimum distributions (RMD) once you reach age 72. Provided that you don’t
So far this year, the U.S. has experienced 23 separate natural disasters, the highest number on record. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) reports that these disasters have taken at least 253 lives and caused more than $57 billion in damages. Are you prepared to deal with a disaster? Developing a plan that is
