Welcome Home Collaborative

Volunteers Needed! Join us Saturday, May 16 as we refresh and expand the community gardens!

Join us anytime between 10:00 AM and 3:00 PM at one of our two locations:
Northside: 4128 Kirby Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45223
West End: 478 Dayton St., Cincinnati, OH 45214

Please RSVP by May 13 by emailing [email protected] with your name, cell phone number, timeframe and preferred location to volunteer.

Tasks will include preparing garden spaces, building new raised beds (at the Northside location), planting vegetables and herbs, and general site cleanup. Our neighborhood gardens provide a community-centered approach to fresh produce, improved neighborhood health, and a shared pride in our local green spaces. Will you join us?

A heartfelt thank you to Saint Ignatius of Loyola Church Project 5000 for their generosity in helping those in need.

We were truly in need of these supplies, and their support makes a meaningful difference. Having access to basic necessities helps ease the burden for our participants and allows them to focus on what matters most.

We’re incredibly grateful for your kindness and commitment to our community.

Welcome Home Collaborative is now a Kroger Community Rewards program recipient!

Simply enroll in the Kroger Rewards program, search for Welcome Home Collaborative and select us to receive benefits, and shop at Kroger. Our organization will automatically start earning a rebate. It is that easy!

With your help, every purchase can make a difference for Welcome Home Collaborative!

On behalf of Welcome Home Collaborative, we want to extend our heartfelt thanks for the Christmas gifts the staff and students of Walnut Hills High School so generously provided for our participants this year.

Your kindness reached far beyond the wrapping paper. Your gifts brought hope, dignity, and a sense of being remembered to individuals who often walk through the holidays without family or close support.

Read more: https://www.welcomehomecollaborative.org/post/wrapped-in-kindness-the-impact-of-walnut-hills-high-school-s-generosity
Cincinnati Public Schools