Proctor & Gamble gives back to the Cincinnati

Community through beautification efforts

Procter and Gamble partners with Keep Cincinnati Beautiful and Cincinnati K-12 Public
Schools to get young people involved in trash pickup and beautification projects within the
local community.

September 18, 2020 – Cincinnati, OH – Procter and Gamble is thrilled to announce its
partnership with Keep Cincinnati Beautiful and Cincinnati’s K-12 Public Schools. Due to CEO
David Taylor’s appreciation for a quality education and equally strong aversion to littering,
Procter & Gamble has decided to donate $20,000 to fund multiple beautification projects within
the greater Cincinnati area. Emphasizing the importance of giving back to the community from a
young age, David Taylor decided to put the money towards funding projects among Cincinnati
K-12 Public Schools. Students and schools from all across the city will be brought together with
one common goal, making Cincinnati a better place.

Each school will have the opportunity to come up with a unique project focused on bettering the
community. The schools that submit the best community beautification projects will receive cash
prizes of $2,500 for first place, $1,000 for second, and $500 for third, to thank them for their
hard work and dedication to the community. For more details on how to be involved and where
schools can go to submit their projects, please visit Procter & Gamble’s website. Schools must
enter by October 10, 2020 in order to be considered for the cash prize.

About Procter & Gamble

Founded over 180 years ago, Procter and Gamble began as a simple soap and candle company.
Today they have grown into an American multinational consumer goods corporation that
Provides a plethora of products and services of superior quality and value. Home to an
abundance of trusted, well known brands, Procter and Gamble plans on improving the lives of
many through their products for generations to come.

About Keep Cincinnati Beautiful

Keep Cincinnati Beautiful is an organization dedicated to creating a safer and cleaner
environment within the Cincinnati area through a variety of programs. Through these initiatives,
they are able to build a stronger community and create a higher quality of life for everyone.

About Cincinnati K-12 Public Schools

Cincinnati Public Schools is Ohio’s third largest school district, serving around 36,000 students
in the Greater Cincinnati Area. Offering families a variety of academic programs, an innovative
approach to education, and caring, dedicated teachers, CPS is a great place for students to learn
and grow.

Contact:
Kara Nowakowski, Strategic Communications Representative
Email: nowakokm@miamioh.edu
Phone: 419.220.5567
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