Submitted by Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
CINCINNATI, Ohio — The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at the University of Cincinnati has received a grant from the Foundation for Cincinnati Jewish Seniors to support the delivery of lifelong learning opportunities at Adath Israel.
The grant will help OLLI continue to provide engaging, non-credit educational programming for adults aged 50 and better, offering courses that foster intellectual curiosity, social connection, and personal enrichment. The funding will support class offerings at Adath Israel, helping make high-quality educational experiences more accessible to members of the Jewish community and the broader Cincinnati region.
“We are deeply grateful to the Foundation for Cincinnati Jewish Seniors for its generous support,” said Diane Slovin, OLLI Board of Directors Chair. “This investment strengthens our ability to bring meaningful educational opportunities directly to learners at Adath Israel and reinforces our shared commitment to healthy aging, lifelong learning, and community engagement.”
OLLI at the University of Cincinnati is part of a nationwide network of Osher Lifelong Learning Institutes dedicated to serving adults aged 50 and better through a diverse range of academic, cultural, and enrichment programs. Courses are taught by university faculty, subject matter experts, and community leaders, providing participants with opportunities to explore new interests and engage in dynamic discussions.
The Foundation for Cincinnati Jewish Seniors supports programs and initiatives that enhance the quality of life, independence, health, and well-being of older adults in the Cincinnati Jewish community. Through its grantmaking, the Foundation helps organizations deliver services and opportunities that enrich the lives of seniors across the region.
“This grant reflects our commitment to supporting programs that promote social connection and purpose among older adults,” said Nina Perlove, FCJS Executive Director. “We are pleased to support OLLI because they create educational opportunities that encourage intellectual vitality, enrichment, and improved quality of life.”
Classes supported by the grant will offer participants opportunities to explore topics ranging from history, current events, literature, and the arts to science, health, and culture. The programs are designed to foster a welcoming and inclusive environment where learners can continue to grow, connect, and thrive.
About the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Cincinnati The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Cincinnati provides educational and enrichment opportunities for adults who value learning as a lifelong pursuit. Through courses, lectures, special events, and community partnerships, OLLI creates engaging experiences that promote intellectual stimulation, social connection, and personal growth.
About the Foundation for Cincinnati Jewish Seniors The Foundation for Cincinnati Jewish Seniors supports programs and services that enhance the lives of older adults in the Cincinnati Jewish community. Through strategic grantmaking and community partnerships, the Foundation helps ensure that seniors have access to resources and opportunities that promote well-being, dignity, and engagement.
