GIVING TUESDAY: DECEMBER 3rd, 2024
As you get ready to kick this holiday season off by giving thanks for your blessings, we encourage you to take a moment to remember those whose lives may not be as abundant as yours. One way to do this is to give a financial donation to MARCC on Giving Tuesday which helps fund our campaigns for justice the whole year round.
MARCC will be dedicating 2025 to a strategic planning process while also leveraging its diverse interfaith coalition to advocate for and co-create policies with elected officials that promote affordable housing and prevent community violence across the Cincinnati area. On Giving Tuesday, December 3rd, please consider giving your financial help to bring MARCC’s strategic vision to fruition. We are most grateful for your generosity and for the community of faiths that makes MARCC a strong collective conscience of Cincinnati.
MARCC FALL PLANNING CONFERENCE 2024
MARCC’s Fall Planning Conference was held Tuesday, November 19th, 2024 at the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer
In this year of transition, we kept last year’s chosen social concerns of community violence prevention and homelessness / affordable housing as the concerns to continue to work on in 2025. At the conference we provided updates on our 2024 work in these areas as well as facilitated space where attendees participated in strategic visioning of MARCC’s future work. More time was needed for the latter and we will dedicate December’s Delegates Council Meeting to this purpose. To see a video of the evening, click here.
DECEMBER 2024 delegates council meeting
The Delegates Council Meeting will held via Zoom on Wednesday, Dec. 11th, 2024
A follow up to the Fall Planning Conference will be presented, specifically extending the time for participants to engage in contributing to the strategic visioning of MARCC’s future work. Stay tuned for more information.
MARCC ANNUAL MEETING 2024
MARCC’s Annual Meeting was held on Tuesday, February 27th, 2024
With 62 people in attendance, we welcomed new officers and board members and heard City of Cincinnati Vice Mayor Jan-Michele Kearney speak on community gun violence intervention and affordable housing!
“To forego the luxury of separate ways when a common path can be found.”
Call to action
MARCC seeks local resolutions informed by the community to improve social concerns that impact the Cincinnati metropolitan area such as housing, displacement, and homelessness; builds better relationships between the community and police and justice reform; and other issues that relate to improving equal access basic to a thriving metropolitan region. At times, we call on the larger public beyond our network of judicatories and delegates to participate in campaigns, events, and other opportunities. Connect with us through our monthly electronic newsletter and visit often to see what’s new.
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