In Cincinnati last month for Philanthropy Forward ’19, we were thrilled to announce and applaud the 2019 Philanthropy Award winners. This year, we played videos that captured the winners’ accomplishments as well as statements from the nominators.
Philanthropy Ohio submitted written testimony on Sub HB 154, which would dissolve and replace all current academic distress commissions
The news last week of Steve Minter’s passing came as we get ready to celebrate Philanthropy Ohio’s 35th anniversary at this year’s annual meeting on Thursday – a celebration made possible in large part due to the vision Steve Minter had and made a reality. We are deeply saddened by his passing and extend our condolences to his family.
Medicaid-approved changes remove barriers for Ohio’s lead clean-up program.
HB 305: an analysis of Ohio’s proposed school funding plan finds that while it makes progress, there’s still an equity gap for poor districts
We are delighted to announce that the Board of Trustees has unanimously chosen Deborah Aubert Thomas as Philanthropy Ohio’s next president & CEO.
Following a comprehensive search process, Philanthropy Ohio’s Board of Trustees unanimously named Deborah Aubert Thomas to lead the organization as president & CEO.
Our monthly enewsletter updates members about Ohio and U.S. health policy developments.
Our monthly enewsletter brings members the most current developments in education policy in the state and nation.
The Ohio Department of Medicaid has released a Request For Information (RFI) for its managed care procurement program. We’ve submitted high-level comments to provide philanthropy’s perspective on ways in which the managed care process can be improved to ensure all Ohioans have full and equal access to opportunities to lead healthy lives.
