This month has been very eventful for WIN's housing development team. Our first two Near-Net-Zero homes are on the market and our realtor has been hosting showings for prospective buyers. We are currently finishing up with the final stages of pre-development for our next three Near-Net-Zero Urban Village houses. We are preparing to begin excavation on
On April 30, 2026, Working In Neighborhoods (WIN), with support from dedicated community volunteers, hosted an open house showcasing two market-ready Near Net Zero homes at 1789 Agnes Street and 3745 Borden Street. These homes are part of the first phase of WIN's Near Net Zero Urban Village, a long-term plan that includes 25 new
Join us to celebrate and tour the first two new builds in WIN's Near-Net-Zero Urban Village in South Cumminsville: 1789 Agnes St. and 3745 Borden St. RSVP by calling 513-541-4109 ext. 100. Hot dogs, snacks, and drinks will be provided. Parking at 1814 Dreman Avenue (enter from Llewellyn Ave.)
WIN's Produce Pop-Up provides FREE fresh fruits & veggies, plus shelf-stable items in partnership with Freestore Foodbank and Anthem.
The 2025 Santa's Workshop is a fun, safe, kids-only experience for children age 5-12. Children will pick out festive crafts, take home a holiday photo, and "shop" for their very own gifts from Santa's Workshop.
As part of the Reimagining the Civic Commons gathering in Cincinnati, national leaders joined Working In Neighborhoods (WIN), residents, and local partners in South Cumminsville and Millvale to see how collaboration is transforming the Beekman Corridor. Participants took guided tours and joined in conversations across several neighborhoods, illustrating how partnerships with community members, nonprofits, and
On September 27, Working In Neighborhoods (WIN), Beekman Corridor Coalition leaders, and Mill Creek Alliance guided 42 visitors from Bellarmine Chapel on a Pilgrimage of Hope for Creation, commemorating the 10-year anniversary of Pope Francis’ Laudato Si: On Care for Our Common Home. The tour highlighted environmental justice and community resilience in the Beekman Corridor.
For Jerry Katenkamp, construction has been a lifelong passion. Growing up in a construction family, he began working on projects in elementary school. Last year, while looking for a route to a client in Clifton for his small contracting business, he discovered WIN. After learning about the organization's mission, he offered his expertise. Katenkamp serves
WIN's Produce Pop-Up provides FREE fresh fruits & veggies, plus shelf-stable items in partnership with Freestore Foodbank and Anthem.
WIN's Produce Pop-Up provides FREE fresh fruits & veggies, plus shelf-stable items in partnership with Freestore Foodbank and Anthem.
