The Mayerson Foundation Gallery
The Foundation has developed an intimate gallery of modern, post-modern, and contemporary art in its office. Each year hundreds of individuals, art groups, and school groups visit the Gallery which is open to the public at scheduled times and by appointment.

Manuel D. and Rhoda Mayerson High School Service-Learning Program
The focus of this program is on strengthening area high school community service programs in terms of their ability to provide students with experiences that inculcate a value for civic engagement. The Foundation hired the area “guru” of high school coordinators. Additional elements of this program include group workshops for coordinators and students, school partnership projects, a listserve and mini-grants.

Generations
Generations is a groundbreaking inter-generational program that matches senior citizens with classes in nearby schools every week for the entire school year. It has been introduced in public and private schools both locally and nationally. Depending upon their capabilities, senior volunteers assist the teachers, work one-on-one with students who need extra support, or just learn along with the children. The seniors are full members of the school communities in which they volunteer, attending extra curricular activities and even joining some of the student’s families for special holiday celebrations and other occasions.

Kesher
Kesher is a Foundation operated initiative in partnership with the Inclusion Network. Its purpose is to support and inspire the Jewish community of Greater Cincinnati in its efforts to include people with disabilities as full participants in Jewish life. Kesher works to raise awareness, to build coalitions among the community’s various congregations, schools and agencies, and to assist with the many needs and issues that are unique to inclusion within the Jewish community.