Committed to Eliminating Poverty in the United States

How We Eliminate Poverty

Most social service agencies treat the symptoms of poverty with transactions: groceries from a food pantry, medicine from a free clinic, rental vouchers from a government agency. The Cincinnati Works Business Model treats the root of the problem, helping people move from generational poverty to economic self-sufficiency through dignified work and personalized coaching.

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Success Stories

Jodi, Bartholomew County Success Stories
September 24, 2018

Jodi, Bartholomew County Works

Today, Jodi lives in her apartment with her dog Star and her youngest son. She still works at Caltherm, but no longer walks to work. She recently got her license…
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Marta, Thrive Success Stories
September 24, 2018

Marta, Thrive

When Marta came to Thrive, she was a single mother of two, living in subsidized housing, had recently lost a job and was struggling to find employment. Over the last…
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Lakeitha, Cincinnati Works Success Stories
September 24, 2018

Lakeitha, Cincinnati Works

I grew up in the projects, pregnant at 17 years old, and the father had left me. The Welfare to Work program suggested I visit Cincinnati Works. CW gave me…
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23

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11

states

35

million impact on the local economy
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We currently have 23 organizations across 11 states utilizing the Cincinnati Works Business Model. Our goal is to have 230 associate sites by 2030.

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