The NKY Digital Equity Program, in partnership with Cincinnati Bell and United Way of Greater Cincinnati, provides internet to ensure kids can continue their education from home. The PCIC donation will give over 550 homes WiFi for a full 12 months.

Cincinnati's own BlaCk OWned Outerwear designed a limited-series retail collection called "Stripes Dont Come Easy." This campaign aims to unify the Cincinnati community through designs intended to create the healthy dialogue, represented by this partnership. A portion of proceeds will be donated to the Cincinnati non-profit, MORTAR.

In addition to the BlaCk OWned collaboration proceeds, the PCIC donated $40,000 for 10 aspiring minority entrepreneurs to participate in MORTAR's Academy Program to hopefully yield new, minority-owned start-ups in our community. MORTAR works with minority entrepreneurs to ensure they have access to the resources needed to start and run successful businesses.

The Freedom Center launched their Implicit Bias Initiative during the 2020 school year thanks to the PCIC. This program aims to introduce middle schoolers to new ideas, perspectives and experiences.

Building on a partnership started in 2018, the Dive Right program facilitates conversation around diversity and aims to build relationships between local youth, police officers and Bengals players.

Activity's Beyond the Classroom's nationally recognized Athletic and Academic Accountability (AAA) Pathway program provides comprehensive support to student athletes across Cincinnati Public Schools. Since its inception in 2018, AAA Pathway has successfully increased student's composite ACT score by an average of 3.5 points.