Nov
12
November 2019 Health Initiative Meeting
Tuesday, November 12, 2019 -
10:00am to 2:00pm
Location:
Philanthropy Ohio Central Ohio office
Sponsored by Casey Family Programs
Poverty
Let’s Talk Philanthropy – Equity and Opportunity
Publication date:
09/2017
Join Mark Lomax II, D.M.A. and Suzanne Allen, Ph.D. for a thoughtful conversation about the intersectionality of poverty, race and opportunity. Listen in to learn about efforts to create a better future for young men and women aged 18-26 and how foundations can activate their funds to make important changes in community.
Tax and Families Webinar
Publication date:
06/2015
Build your understanding of how tax credit programs impact Ohio families and explore how your voice can inform the conversation in congress.
Home Insecurity 2015
Publication date:
06/2015
Foreclosures in Ohio have dropped to the lowest level since 2001.
2020 Jobs & Gender Outlook
Publication date:
03/2015
Job growth in our region is not likely to result in uniform prosperity for both genders. A recently-released report, undertaken by the leadership of The Women’s Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation, unpacks this prediction and illustrates the impact for marginalized populations.
Earned Income Tax Credit
Publication date:
01/2015
Senator Sherrod Brown and others discuss the importance of the Earned Income Tax Credit.
The Web of Wealth: Resiliency and Opportunity or Driver of Inequality?
Publication date:
07/2014
This brief explores the inequalities in the distribution of wealth that reproduce and exacerbate inequities.
Disrupting Poverty: Coming Together to Build Financial Security for Individuals and Communities
Publication date:
03/2014
Collaborative efforts to building wealth and financial security among low-income families who live paycheck to paycheck.
Results of Nonprofit Finance Fund 2013 State of the Sector Survey
Publication date:
03/2013
While organizations show slight signs of financial improvement, this is also the 5th straight year in which they reported dramatic increases in service demand. 78% of respondents reported an increase in demand for services, about half of respondents weren’t able to meet that demand. Organizations that work on the front lines saw even greater community need, with 85% of respondents that served low income communities reporting demand increases and 63% unable to meet that need.
How will your Medicare benefits change?
Publication date:
07/2012
You count on Medicare insurance. Will the new healthcare law change your benefits? Will it save you money?
Or, will it cost you more? The answers depend on your income and the Medicare plan you’ve chosen. The most important fact to know is the new healthcare law will not cut your government-guaranteed benefits. You get the same benefits Medicare has always guaranteed whether you have a traditional Medicare plan (Part A or B) or a Medicare Advantage plan (Part C). These are benefits like doctor services, inpatient and outpatient hospital care, and durable medical equipment.
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