Partners with organizations on projects that build community and inclusion. We also support public and community art projects that change perceptions, bring people together, and spark meaningful dialogue.

• ACLU Colorado
• ACLU National
• Anti defamation League
• ARC of Ohio
• Center For Independent Living Options, CILO of Greater Cincinnati
• Cincinnati Art Museum
• Cincinnati Nature Center
• Cincinnati Parks Foundation
• Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Gardens
• Collective Visions Community Program
• Crown Urban Trail Loop
• Denver Art Museum Architecture and Design Collector’s Council
• Denver Botanic Gardens
• Denver Park Trust
• Diocese of Southern Ohio Reading Camp
• Easterseals Redwood of Cincinnati
• Elevate DD
• Free Store of Cincinnati
• Foodbank of the Rockies
• 4th of July Firework celebration at Ault Park
• Human Services Chamber of Hamilton County
• Issac M.Wise Memorial Park, North College Hill, Ohio
• Jewish Federation of Cincinnati
• The Jonathan Harris Scholarship Fund (Skidmore College) – www.Skidmore.edu – College scholarships for Skidmore College
• Ken Anderson Alliance
• La Soupe Cincinnati Food Rescue
• Legal Aid Cincinnati
• Lindner Center of HOPE, Adult Mental Health, and Addiction
• Oakley Community Council
• Ohio Supportive Decision Making
• Ohio Innocence Project at the University of Cincinnati Law School
• Over-the-Rhine International Film FestivalThe Over-the-Rhine International Film Festival is a film festival in the Over-the-Rhine area of Cincinnati, Ohio, that presents stories that celebrate the human spirit. The Over-the-Rhine International Film Festival envisions a world that celebrates difference, diversity, and honors our shared humanity – a world where film and media reflect and value all, it is a platform to see through another’s eyes. Saul Schottenstein Foundation B is the Founding Sponsor of both the Over-the-Rhine International Film Festival, which is the new name and expanded vision, for the successful Cincinnati ReelAbilities Film Festival, which came to Cincinnati in 2011. Launched by LADD in 2013 as a biennial celebration of the lives, stories, and art of people who experience disabilities, it grew to be the largest film festival in the greater Cincinnati region. In 2018, LADD, with its Founding Sponsor Saul Schottenstein Foundation B, expanded the scope of the Festival to move beyond a singular focus on disability-specific programming to focus on a celebration of our shared humanity. The new scope is consistent with the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ focus on diversifying film at every level. For more information about the Over-the-Rhine International Film Festival, visit their site: https://otrfilmfest.org.
• Park Hill Children Center
• PLAN of Southwest Ohio
• Positive Exposure, NYC
• Recove Regional Autism Advisory Council (RAAC), University of Cincinnati, IDD Education Center of Hamilton County
• ReelAbilities: NY Disabilities Film Festival – www.reelabilities.orgNY Disabilities Film Festival sponsored by the JCC in Manhattan showcasing films made by or featuring people with disabilities.
• Sandy Hook Promise
• Starfire Council of Cincinnati
• Taft Art Museum
• Timothy Freeman, MD, Center for Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities at the University of Cincinnati
• Wasson Way trail
• WCET, WVXU