‘We’re betting on downtown’: Cincinnati nonprofit ProKids signs 100-year lease for new headquarters

ProKids, a nonprofit that provides volunteer advocacy for abused and neglected children in Hamilton County, is returning to downtown for the long haul after signing a 100-year lease for its new headquarters.

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‘We’re betting on downtown’: Cincinnati nonprofit ProKids signs 100-year lease for new headquarters

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