Seventy-five Greater Cincinnati residents attended a Free Wills Clinic at Working In Neighborhoods on April 21 — the largest turnout ever for the program — connecting low-income families with free estate planning services and volunteer legal support. Hosted by the Legal Aid Society of Greater Cincinnati and the Volunteer Lawyers Project, the clinic helped residents
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 May 29, nearly 40 members of the Beekman Corridor Coalition gathered at WIN's South Cumminsville campus for an energizing and thought-provoking evening with Transforming Change, a social justice consulting firm led by Robin Wright-Pierce and Rev. Nelson Pierce Jr. The Coalition was developed by WIN to bridge neighborhood boundaries and help Beekman Corridor residents
Join us on Thursday, October 30, to honor those who have made significant strides in strengthening our community. This year, we'll be inducting the John R. Jurgensen Company and Bobby Maly, CEO of The Model Group, into WIN's Hall of Fame.
