
Photograph courtesy Cincy Rec Foundation
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ESTABLISHED 1996
MISSION The Cincy Rec Foundation provides the Cincinnati Recreation Commission with sustainable funding sources to shape a dynamic future for our Cincinnati communities.
SERVING OUR COMMUNITY We raise vital funds to expand access to:
• Summer camp and after-school scholarships
• Youth golf, tennis, and aquatics programs
• Lifeguard training and job-readiness opportunities
• School supply distribution and family support initiatives
Our work ensures that Cincinnatians of all ages and abilities can live, learn, and play in welcoming, well-equipped neighborhood spaces.
• CRC’s citywide network includes:
• 23 recreation centers
• 24 swimming pools
• 6 public golf courses
• Over 100 athletic fields and playgrounds
Cincinnati Recreation’s facilities serve as community anchors—creating safe places for sports, recreation, art and culture, civic gatherings, wellness, childcare, and life-skill education.
LEADERSHIP
Board of Directors
Ozie Davis III, President
Tenia Bishop, Treasurer
Mike Selker, Secretary
Greg Dennis, Director
OTHER WAYS TO HELP
• Donate: Each summer camp experience costs about $2,000 per child. Your contribution provides scholarships for more than 1,600 youth to attend CRC’s 10-week summer camps.
• Sponsor: Support our annual Wayne Lurix Memorial – Fore Youth Golf Outing every October. It’s a fun day of golf, networking, and community impact—all for a great cause.
• Join: Become a CRC member for just $25. With programs for preschoolers through seniors—ranging from martial arts and fitness to arts, games, and crafts—there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
• Volunteer: Share your time and talents! Schedule a tour of one of Cincinnati’s recreation facilities to discover how you can make a difference.
Two Centennial Plaza
805 Central Ave.
Cincinnati, OH 45202
(513) 352-4005
president@cincinnatirecfoundation.org
www.cincyrecfoundation.org


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