Rachel Henry, owner of Sanctuary Designs, does all Hoffmaster’s market and client homes. Additionally, she works on large and small home renovations and does furniture layouts/selections for indepen- dent clients. Henry was especially delighted in this project because Mark and Michael have such an eclectic sense of style.

“They love the city, so they wanted to infuse that love into their current home,” says Jo Fentress, an interior designer with Designs on Madison. A 30-year veteran in the industry, she collaborated on the project with her Designs on Madison colleague Annie Orosz. From the get-go, the pair was impressed by the way their clients whole-heartedly embraced color.

The region’s largest “Party for a Cause” was reimagined into a commemorative online auction from late August to early September. Rockin’ at Riverfest is the largest annual fundraiser for The Children’s Home. It fuels the 30-plus programs provided by the organization that serves more than 14,000 vulnerable and underserved children and families each year.

The pair had planned to marry on June 26, 2020, at the Monastery Event Center, but the coronavirus derailed those plans. So, they had to concoct a Plan B — to postpone the wedding until next summer. Then Tyler, who works in sales at ConstructConnect, proposed a Plan C.

Today, that legacy lives on through the Peterloon Foundation. The foundation’s core function is to serve as a place where qualified charitable organizations can host their events at Peterloon for a nominal rental rate. 

Giving back is a beautiful thing. Brent Shaw, Wealth Management Advisor for Northwestern Mutual, savors helping those who help others for a living. Shaw found his passion for financial advising when he interned for Northwestern Mutual in 2006. 

This pandemic has been described as a marathon, but no one knows if we are on mile five or mile 15. To keep it all in perspective, Episcopal Retirement Services (ERS) is giving real-time updates and sharing stories of creativity and inspiration.

Those “wings” came from an organization called, Wheels Transportation Inc., a ministry of compassionate individuals dedicated to helping meet the transportation needs of people in Cincinnati and the surrounding area by reconditioning donated vehicles and giving them to qualified recipients.

Community is shown when team members engage with, provide emotional support to and know each resident by name. Cedar Village is a family to go to. To talk. To listen. To smile. To care.

When the Neil Armstrong Space Exploration Gallery, presented by the Harold C. Schott Foundation, first opened in May 2019 at Cincinnati Museum Center, plans were already underway for an expansion

“Our leadership is extremely committed to maintaining a diverse and equitable workplace,” says Thompson Hine Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Manager Nirvana Dove. “We’ve developed a robust action plan with measurable metrics embedded in all of our initiatives.”

Anthology Senior Living, which opened in May 2019 and operates 27 communities across the country in 11 different states, now has a 200-apartment community under construction in Blue Ash, scheduled to open in June 2021. It will feature independent living, assisted living and memory care immersed in the new Summit Park community.