Daniel Geeding

Operates as a grantmaking foundation

Operates as a hospital

Operates as a meat, fish, poultry, flowers, cheese and ethnic foods markets

Provides personnel management tools

Operates acute care hospitals

The Cincinnati Eye Institute Foundation is a charitable organization established in 2006 by physicians from the Cincinnati Eye Institute. The foundation supports continuing education seminars and scholarships for eye care professionals and ophthalmology residents at the University of Cincinnati to address local doctor shortages. It collaborates with institutions like the University of Cincinnati and Children's Hospital Medical Center to support research on eye diseases, awarding grants to foster innovation. The non-profit company is based in Cincinnati, OH. The foundation provides free comprehensive vision clinics, screenings, and eye health education, primarily targeting underserved and uninsured populations. It offers free prescription glasses through partnerships and operates outreach programs such as the Richard S. Kerstine Vision Outreach Program.

InterAct For Change operates as the philanthropic arm of Interact for Health and is a 501(c)(3) public charity dedicated to advancing health justice across a 20-county region, including Greater Cincinnati and surrounding areas. The non-profit company is based in Cincinnati, OH. The organization focuses on improving health equity by addressing root causes of systemic inequities and amplifying community power. Its mission centers on ensuring all people in the region have a just opportunity to live healthy, thriving lives regardless of identity or location. Key focus areas include improving mental health and well-being, building community power, driving policy and systems change, and supporting rural communities through targeted investment strategies. InterAct For Change collaborates with community partners, nonprofits, and stakeholders to fund initiatives, provide capacity building, and promote data-driven decision-making. The organization offers competitive grant programs such as responsive fund RFPs and rural changemaker grants, supporting critical services, grassroots efforts, and organizational resilience. It also provides tailored consulting services to enhance nonprofit sustainability and effectiveness. Data collection and analysis, including community health surveys and mapping tools, inform policy and accelerate progress. Initiatives include the Hopeful Empowered Youth Coalition and the Data for Equity Funding Collaborative, which build nonprofit capacity in equity-focused leadership and evaluation.

Develops and distributes disposable and noninvasive radio frequency sensor devices

The non-profit company is based in Cincinnati, OH. The company serves as a commercial capital lender and growth accelerator for startups and established businesses, offering SBA 504 commercial loans and refinancing options to support business real estate and equipment needs. Through its Growth Lab, Alloy provides startups with guidance on investment, growth strategies, and networking opportunities. Alloy partners with businesses and community leaders to foster economic growth, offering programs and services designed to help businesses connect, expand, and succeed. Alloy Development Co., Inc. is a private not-for-profit economic development organization founded in 1983. The CEO of the company is Patrick Longo.