Jewish Foundation and Jewish Cemeteries of Greater Cincinnati Announce Purchase of Land for New Cemetery

CINCINNATI, OH, January 6, 2012 – Jewish Cemeteries of Greater Cincinnati ("JCGC") announced today it has purchased a 23 acre property on Loveland – Miamiville Rd. in Loveland. It plans to develop the property as JCGC’s first community cemetery. The Jewish Foundation of Cincinnati is pleased to join JCGC in announcing this purchase, which was . . . Read More

Jewish Cemeteries of Greater Cincinnati Partners with Acsent On Monument Sales

CINCINNATI, OH, February 15, 2011 – Jewish Cemeteries of Greater Cincinnati (“JCGC”) announced today a partnership with Acsent to provide top quality monuments and markers to the Jewish community. Under this partnership, Acsent will be JCGC’s exclusive supplier and will assist JCGC’s staff in the sale of monuments and markers to families with loved ones . . . Read More

Jewish Cemeteries of Greater Cincinnati Announces New Signage Program

CINCINNATI, OH, December 4, 2008 – Jewish Cemeteries of Greater Cincinnati (“JCGC”) announced today that it will be implementing a new signage program in all its cemeteries to reflect its new logo and to signify the new identity of the 22 cemeteries that joined JCGC in 2008. The first new signs will be installed this . . . Read More

Jewish Cemeteries of Greater Cincinnati Announces Opening of Two New Sections in Montgomery Cemetery

CINCINNATI, OH, September 19, 2008 – Jewish Cemeteries of Greater Cincinnati announced today that its Board of Trustees has approved the sale of lots in two new sections of the Montgomery cemetery at 7885 Ivygate Ln. Section 3B, which is directly behind Section 3A, more commonly known as the Adath Israel section, will be a . . . Read More

Cincinnati Jewish cemetery group seeks court’s help to merge

Business Courier of Cincinnati – by Jon Newberry Staff Reporter Friday, March 21, 2008 Nonprofit fears combination could trigger lawsuits A nonprofit Jewish cemetery organization formed in 2004 is getting ready to take ownership and management of almost all of Cincinnati’s Jewish burial grounds and has asked a Hamilton County court to help facilitate the . . . Read More