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
Financial empowerment met every day needs as community members gathered for WIN's Monthly Produce Pop-Up alongside Fifth Third Bank's Financial Empowerment Bus (E-Bus), bringing food access, financial guidance, and estate planning together in one convenient stop. On Friday, April 10, 2026, the E-Bus visited WIN's campus for the afternoon, bringing additional resources to residents of
Melanie Daniels brings 15 years of experience in underwriting and finance to her new role as a HUD-certified housing counselor at Working In Neighborhoods (WIN). For her, the transition is personal. "I like helping people. I have a passion for seeing people do well," Daniels said. "When I saw the ad for the housing counselor
Just bought your first home? This workshop is for you! Join WIN as we discuss Life as a Homeowner.
Identity theft is when someone uses your personal information to do things like open accounts, steal your tax refund, or file fake health insurance claims. There are simple steps that you can take to reduce the risk of it happening to you and protect yourself and your loved ones from identity theft. Here are five
