Santa Maria Community Services is launching a bold new vision for Price Hill: a centralized community hub designed to bring people together and strengthen families. With the One Building, Thriving Families capital campaign, we’re building something that truly rises to meet the needs of Price Hill, a home as strong as the families we serve. This 26,600-square-foot facility on Considine Avenue will house the majority of Santa Maria’s core services under one roof, removing transportation and access barriers that too often stand in the way of progress.

Our future home will be designed with the community in mind. Features will include:

  • A modern, accessible layout

  • Intake spaces with interactive activities for young children

  • Private family coaching offices

  • A computer lab for job searches and skill-building

  • Walk-up food pantry to meet basic needs with dignity

  • Clothing closet with laundry facilities

This new hub will make it easier for our team and our community partner organizations to meet the needs of our program participants, all in one place.

Each year, 3,000 individuals rely on Santa Maria for support in education, early childhood development, employment, financial stability, and health. But our current offices are scattered and outdated. After nearly 130 years, it’s finally time to build an intentional, energy-efficient space that reflects the strength, resilience, and capability of the families we serve.

Thanks to generous private donors, foundations, and public partners, we’ve already raised over $15.5 million of our $16.5 million goal. We are now entering the public phase of this historic campaign, and your support can help get us across the finish line.

 

How You Can Help

Click the button below to visit our donations page.

Once there, make the selections that work best for you.

Under “Donation Designation,” select “Capital Campaign.”

Donate

To learn more about how your contribution to our

One Building, Thriving Families campaign can make a difference,

contact Nune Sargsyan at Nune.Sargsyan@santamaria-cincy.org.

A digital imagining of our new building, courtesy of ATA Architects.

Thank You

We’re deeply grateful to the corporations, organizations, and individuals whose leadership gifts have already helped bring us to this exciting phase. With your continued support, Santa Maria will remain a vital part of this community, now and for generations to come.

In alphabetical order:

Robert Castellini

Ruth J. and Robert A. Conway Foundation

Charles H. Dater Foundation, Inc.

The Farmer Family Foundation

First Financial Bank

Paul & Ann Friedmann

James J. and Joan A. Gardner Family Foundation

Generous Anonymous Donor*

Generous Anonymous Donor**

The Greater Cincinnati Foundation

Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr. Foundation

Ed and Joann Hubert Family Foundation

Arleen Keller

M. Maureen Maxfield

Dan & Deborah Meyer

Millstone Fund

Procter & Gamble

SC Ministry Foundation

Jacob G. Schmidlapp Trust, Fifth Third Bank, Trustee

Harold C. Schott Foundation

Scripps Howard Fund

Joe and Sue Sedler

Louise Taft Semple Foundation

Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati

Bitsy & Robert Smyjunas

Dan & Peggy Souders

The Spaulding Foundation

State of Ohio

  • Ohio Department of Development

  • Ohio Department of Higher Education

Sutphin Family Foundation

Margaret Thompson

Western & Southern Financial Group

Joe Williams

*This donor prefers for their name and donation amount to remain undisclosed.

**This donor prefers for their name and donation amount to remain undisclosed.