Taps established leader to expand agency reach and deepen engagement with region’s business community Amy Thompson has been named the new CEO of Cincinnati Youth Collaborative (CYC), a leading Cincinnati nonprofit committed to empowering vulnerable youth and young adults to overcome obstacles and succeed in education, career and life.
Answering the Call If CYC has learned anything from our founders, volunteers, families and students it is that Social Justice is not a buzz word but a moral and ethical imperative. Far too many human beings have and continue to suffer tragically as a result of injustice, inequitable systems
In the wake of the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic, there have been dozens of citizens affected, this includes school districts, restaurants and the like. The health and well-being of the entire Cincinnati Youth Collaborative community is our highest priority. We here at CYC, though impacted, remain flexible with service to
TQL presents CYC’s 7th annual Trivia Night on February 21 at Rhinegeist Brewery. This popular and sold-out event each year is a spectacular evening of games, fun, and support for a good cause. Total Quality Logistics returns as the title sponsor and Q102’s Fritsch is back again as the
July was a very exciting month for CYC! Thanks to the generosity of the AT&T Foundation, CYC is the recipient of a $10,000 grant for our Work Readiness program, Jobs for Cincinnati Graduates. AT&T Director of External Affairs, Mark Romito, and Cincinnati City Councilwoman, Tamaya Dennard, were on site
The Cincinnati Youth Collaborative is committed to helping our most vulnerable young people overcome obstacles to achieve their dreams and have bright futures. Connect with us to see how you can become involved.
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