The Frederick Douglass Foundation of Ohio is a non-profit organization, established to advance education and promote innovative solutions to societal challenges. Its purpose is to provide civic and economic education, offer leadership training, and enhance the quality of life in communities of Ohio.
Our deepest sympathies on the passing of Bishop Dean Nelson, National Chairman of the Frederick Douglass Foundation
Bishop Nelson's unwavering commitment to service and advocacy leaves an indelible mark on our hearts and the community.
Sfo thoughts and prayers are with his loved ones during this...
Mo Riggins was at Elder High School, where spoke to the 400 seniors and juniors.
A big Thank You to Mr. Kurt Ruffing, Principal at Elder High School, for the invitation!
Congratulations to John T. Coats II, who received Ohio MBE Publisher's Award
John T. Coats II is with Sarah Robinson and Frederick LaMarr particpated at Sunday's Debate on the Columbus City Schools Levy, that took place at Columbus Main Library Auditorium.
Thank You Black Caucus of Central Ohio.
Adam Koehler, the Communication Director of FDF Ohio Community Outreach, teaching the kids at his alma mater the value of money and reputation, building wealth and how to never be poor again.
If you have any youth interested in skateboarding 
this is it!!! "I CAN"
A big Thank You to the YWCA for the 3D Mobile Mammogram bus being at the Frederick Douglass Community Center today.
Women were able to get their mammogram done. Get checked!!!
Meeting with Archbishop Schnurr, Arch Dioceses of Cincinnati
FDF Ohio Ambassador, John T. Coates II, was honored to offer testimony in support of SB49 establishing Religious Expression Days "R.E.D." in public schools throughout Ohio.
Thank you bill sponsor Senator Michele Reynolds, Results Matter.
Celebrating Black History Month @ Taylor Elementary, Cincinnati
Celebrating Black History Month @ Taylor Elementary, Cincinnati
Celebrating Black History Month @ Phoenix Elementary, Cincinnati
As part of the Black History Month, Frederick Douglass Foundation of Ohio visited the Ohio Statehouse in Columbus, where they met with Ohio lawmakers, and did a tour of the building.
