There's oh so much to eat (and drink!) in Columbus! The dining scene welcomes…
After over a year without its coffee shop, One Line Coffee will return to…
Thank you for another viewing of Aficionadough, a column which explores pizza consumption and…
Father's Day is coming up on Sunday, June 20! This year's gift guide will…
Graduation season is upon us, and Columbus is celebrating in full force. Whether your…
Tigertree is ready to welcome in-person shoppers to its new digs in Clintonville. The…
Don “DonCee” Coulter is one of five fiber artists exhibiting in the Greater Columbus…
The Columbus Association for the Performing Arts and Broadway in Columbus have announced the…
Gallery Hop returns for the first time in-person since the onset of the pandemic…
By Susan TebbenThe removal of the Step Up to Quality child care standards system as…
By Susan TebbenOfficials representing Ohio’s teachers say the Senate’s new version of the public school…
The Columbus Downtown Development Commission now has a new leadership team to go along…
Editor's Note: As case trends continue downward and we return to somewhat normalcy, it…
Filmmakers Zeshawn and Aman Ali are planning a homecoming. Before their award-winning documentary Two…
Spooky stuff this week! Remember when we used to pretend Satanists were scary? There’s…
Keep up with regular news updates regarding Columbus and Ohio's response to COVID-19 here.The NumbersCOVID-19…The “Food Soldier” Roshelle Pate Announced as 2021 Spirit of Columbus Award Honoree
The Columbus Foundation today announced Roshelle Pate, also known as the “Food Soldier,” as the 2021 recipient of The Spirit of Columbus Award.
The State of Play in Central Ohio
State of Play Central Ohio shows that financial barriers impact sports participation for Black children more than White children A new report released by the Sports & Society Program at the Aspen Institute shows a divide based upon race and income in youth sports experiences for some children in central Ohio. Guided by an advisory group […]
Shine the Light of Kindness this Giving Tuesday
Originally published on The Columbus Foundation’s blog. Today, donate to the Gifts of Kindness Fund to see your dollars doubled! For many in our community, a single financial hardship can set into motion a series of events that can create negative long-term consequences. The Gifts of Kindness Fund provides an immediate financial boost to prevent […]
A Message on World Kindness Day
Dr. Amy Acton, Director of Kind Columbus at The Columbus Foundation, delivers a special message to the community on World Kindness Day.
Songs for the Community
Songs for the Community, a series of weekly performances to help boost the spirit of Columbus, spread joy, and inspire others in a time of unprecedented uncertainty. Recorded at the Foundation and released every Monday and Thursday at 5 p.m. on Facebook and YouTube through November 25, each video features a local artist or group in an energetic and personal performance.
A Letter to the Community
If we can vote together, we can work together, and the bonds we strengthen and the bridges we build will define us for generations to come.
The Big Table is a day for connection and kindness!
The Big Table has always been about connection and kindness — and this year we need it more than ever. If you’re still looking for ways to participate tomorrow, Friday, October 16, check out The Columbus Foundation’s recommendations for how you can connect with your community!
