Cincinnati Youth Collaborative’s success hinges upon the continued support of community partners who are passionate about investing in the futures of local youth. We would like to express our deepest thanks to AT&T for their recent gift of $5,000 to support CYC programs that empower students to overcome obstacles and
CYC’s President and CEO, Jane Keller, has been awarded the 2015 Second Act Award from the Cincinnati Business Courier. The award recognizes local professionals who have forged new paths after achieving success in their first careers. Jane’s hard work in the financial sector took her all the way to
The Luxottica Mentoring Program was established in 2001 during a time of social unrest in Cincinnati. The founding vision was to inspire urban youth by exposing them to an atmosphere outside of their everyday world through an innovative corporate mentoring initiative that would create the next generation of leaders. Each
CYC’s mission is to empower students to overcome obstacles and succeed in education and in life. For this reason, we are thrilled to recognize CYC alum Terence Daniels as our June Hero. Terence Daniels was an average student at Aiken New Tech High School for most of his high
CYC is participating for in Bleed For A Cause for the second year! Hoxworth Blood Centers are facing a critical blood shortage, so this July they are challenging local non-profits to rally the community to “Bleed For A Cause.” When you donate at any Hoxworth Blood Center throughout the month of
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