Food for Thought lightbulb logoIn 2001 GCF launched the Food for Thought series of community briefings to provide donors with information and ways in which they can respond to issues more effectively. These periodic sessions are just one way that donors can take advantage of GCF's community insight to enrich their own grantmaking efforts.


Past Food for Thought Sessions
Mayor Gives Briefing at GCF

On Friday, Nov. 17, Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory gave a briefing to more than 40 community grantmakers, GCF staff and volunteers, and donors.


2003 Is Cincinnati Facing a Health Care Crisis?

That was the question put to panelists at the summer installment of GCF’s Food for Thought series. The answer from two of the tree panelists featured was, “You decide!”


2004 The Renaissance of Cincinnati Public Schools: Part 1

Heard anything good lately?

Nearly 100 attendees of part one of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation's Food For Thought "The Renaissance of Cincinnati Public Schools" program did.


2004 The Renaissance of Cincinnati Public Schools: Part 2

The Cincinnati Art and Technology Center is a prototype of the Manchester Craftsman’s Guild and Bidwell Training Center in Pittsburgh. For the past year, Mr. Strickland and the Manchester Bidwell Team have worked with Cincinnati business leaders, Cincinnati Public Schools, city government, community leaders, and Cincinnati CAN to ascertain Cincinnati’s interest.


2003 Downtown Cincinnati: Boom or Bust?


2002 Coming Together at the River


2002 Changing Behavioral Health Systems


2002 Shining A Spotlight On Our Cultural Treasures


2002 Strengthening Families to Improve Learning


2002 Charting a Course for a Vibrant Region: Building on Our Assets


2002 Polishing Our Gems: A Tour of Promising Neighborhood Revitalization Efforts


2002 Building Bridges, Building Communities—The Insiders’ Views Behind the Headlines



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