CINCINNATI CENTER CITY DEVELOPMENT CORP
Programs
Minority and Women-Owned Business Support
MIXED-USE REAL ESTATE: THE ORGANIZATION CONTINUES TO WORK TO CONNECT THE FOUNTAIN SQUARE AREA TO THE CONVENTION DISTRICT WHILE FILLING ITS STREET-LEVEL COMMERCIAL SPACES WITH A WIDE VARIETY OF TENANTS. THE ORGANIZATION, WHICH CURRENLTY HAS OVER 100 TENANTS IN STREET-LEVEL COMMERCIAL SPACES, IS FOCUSED ON INCREASING THE NUMBER OF MINORITY- AND WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESSES IN ITS SPACES. CURRENTLY, 29% (33/112) OF 3CDC'S LEASED, STREET-LEVEL COMMERCIAL SPACES ARE MINORITY-OWNED BUSINESSES, WHILE 35% (39/112) OF 3CDC'S FIRST-FLOOR RETAIL TENANTS ARE WOMAN-OWNED BUSINESSES.GeographiesNot indicatedDatesJan 1, 2023 – Dec 31, 2023Source990No causes providedNo populations provided–$18.6MUrban Parking Management
PARKING: 3CDC'S IN-HOUSE PARKING SERVICE OVERSEES THE MANAGEMENT OF 10 GARAGES AND SEVEN SURFACE LOTS IN THE ORGANIZATION'S PORTFOLIO. 3CDC IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDING CLEAN, SAFE, WELL-LIT GARAGES, AND OUTSTANDING CUSTOMER SERVICE. THE ORGANIZATION MANAGES A TOTAL OF 5,918 PARKING SPACES IN CINCINNATI'S URBAN CORE, SETTING ITS PRICES AT OR BELOW MARKET RATES TO ENSURE PARKING IS ACCESSIBLE TO VISITORS, RESIDENTS AND WORKERS IN DOWNTOWN. ADDITIONALLY, PARKING SERVES AS AN AMENITY THAT SUPPORTS SMALL BUSINESSES IN THE URBAN CORE, MAKING IT EASIER FOR PATRONS TO VISIT RETAIL, FOOD & BEVERAGE, AND SERVICE-BASED ESTABLISHMENTS.GeographiesNot indicatedDatesJan 1, 2023 – Dec 31, 2023Source990No causes providedNo populations provided–$17.1MCivic Space Event Management
CIVIC SPACE EVENT MANAGEMENT AND PROGRAMMING: IN 2023, 3CDC HOSTED OVER 1,200 FREE FAMILY-FRIENDLY EVENTS ACROSS THE SIX CIVIC SPACES IT MANAGES IN CINCINNATI'S URBAN CORE FOUNTAIN SQUARE, WASHINGTON PARK, ZIEGLER PARK, MEMORIAL HALL, COURT STREET PLAZA AND IMAGINATION ALLEY. THIS INCLUDED NEARLY 25,000 VISITORS TO THE ZIEGLER PARK POOL, FREE SWIM LESSSONS FOR OVER 600 ADULTS AND CHIDREN, A LOW-COST SUMMER CAMP CATERING TO NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH PRIMARILY UTILIZED BY FAMILIES LIVING AT OR BELOW THE POVERTY LINE AND A FREE SWIM TEAM. ADDITIONALLY, SEVERAL DOZEN AMBASSADORS WORKED TO KEEP THE SPACES CLEAN AND SAFE. THESE ACTIVITIES ALL SUPPORT CREATING VIBRANT, DYNAMIC CIVIC SPACES THAT RESULT IN SAFER NEIGHBORHOODS, DUE TO POSITIVE ACTIVITY. ADDITIONALLY, PATRONS WHO VISIT (CONTINUED IN SCHEDULE O)THE PARK OFTEN SUPPORT THE LOCAL ECONOMY BY PARKING AT NEARBY GARAGES AND VISITING SMALL BUSINESSES IN THE AREA.GeographiesNot indicatedDatesJan 1, 2023 – Dec 31, 2023Source990No causes providedNo populations provided–$9.3M
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