The Yearlings have celebrated over 20 years of community giving, during which time we have raised in excess of $723,308 for local charities and scholarships.  Each year, The Yearlings raise monies through fundraising events.  The funds raised are distributed to Northern Kentucky/Greater Cincinnati community-based charities addressing a variety of public issues ($548,308) and to support local high school and college scholarships ($175,000).  Charity and high school scholarship recipients are selected by The Yearlings through an application and review process.  If you are interested in receiving a charity or high  school scholarship application, you can obtain information on apply for support page.  

Past Charity Benefactors:

BEWAC, Be-Concerned, Behringer Crawford Museum, Bethany House Campbell Lodge Boys Home, Children's Law Center, Covington Community Center, Dinsmore Homestead, Diocesan Catholic Children's Home, Easter Seal Camp KYSOC, ECHO (Hosea House), Family Nurturing Center of Kentucky, Family Services of Northern Kentucky, Heimlich Institute, Holly Hill Children's Services, Hope Cottage, Lifeline in Northern Kentucky, Maplewood Guild, Milestones, Northern Kentucky Association for the Retarded, Northern Kentucky Leadership Foundation, NorthKey Community Care, Parish Kitchen, Redwood School, Senior Services of NKY, The Kentucky Symphony Orchestra, The Mary Rose Mission, Welcome House, Wood Hudson Cancer Research, Women's Crisis Center, Center for Peace Education, Redwood, Campbell County Senior Center, One Way Farm of Fairfield, Inc, 4 Paws for Ability, Inc

The Yearlings Scholarship funds:

Northern Kentucky University, Thomas More College, Gateway Technical Community College, Northern Kentucky High School