Cincinnati Bell Yellow Pages is dedicated to and has been a long time supporter of the local communities in which we operate. To this end, the Cincinnati Bell Yellow Pages actively sponsors business & community events in Hamilton, Butler & Clermont counties as well as Northern Kentucky.

Additionally, for the past several years the Cincinnati Bell Yellow Pages has offered a free educational curriculum designed to help students utilize the information in the yellow pages and help teach lifestyle skills which will prepare the for the challenges of everyday living.

The program, developed primarily for the 4th through 6th grade students, uses an interdisciplinary approach to reinforce basic skills and present a variety of critical thinking activities. Utilizing reference material in the Cincinnati Bell Yellow Pages, students learn to: locate information, utilize basic math skills, read maps, alphabetize, use zip codes, and become familiar with their community. Over seventy-five schools throughout the tri-state participate annually - for more information on how to receive this free program for your school, cal 397-6794.

As a part of the free educational program, schools may also select to participate in the Children's Art Program and the Educational rewards Program.

In the Children's Art Program, students can artistically express "their favorite thing in the Cincinnati Bell Yellow Pages" which may be selected to appear in the directory. 

In the Education rewards Program, teachers can enter their classrooms to win $250 for the school. It's easy to enter, students just write why they use Cincinnati Bell Yellow Pages on the official entry form, which is a part of the educational materials sent to the schools. Educational reward winners for 2003 include the following schools. Delshire, Our Lady of Lourdes, Our Lady of Visitation, reading Hilltop, College Hill Fundamental Academy, St, Vincent Ferrer, Midway, Sixth District, Miles, St. Agnes, St. Peter and Paul, Beechwood , St. Augustine, resurrection, Clermont Northeastern, and Ninth District. 

(Click here to see photos of winners)