People Working Cooperatively

Did you hear the news? PWC is hosting an open People Working Cooperatively 2026 Job Fair in Sharonville Ohio, for tradespeople and those looking to gain valuable skills in the Southwestern Ohio and Northern Kentucky region.

We’re hiring carpenters, home repair professionals, and those with construction experience to help us repair and renovate homes for families, disabled neighbors, and veterans living on low or fixed incomes.

Don't worry – you don’t have to be professionally trained. PWC offers on-the-job training and ongoing workforce development classes to help you learn and progress in your career, too!

📍: 3440 E. Kemper Road, Cincinnati, OH 45241
📆: Saturday, June 13, 2026
⏰: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
✏️: On-site interviews

We offer full-time, year-round work, competitive wages, and great benefits. Learn more about working at PWC and join us on June 13: https://bit.ly/WorkAtPWC26

Your HVAC system works hard—help it out. Regular maintenance and clean filters improve efficiency and lower energy costs.

A well-tuned system saves more than energy—it saves money. Get in touch with the experts at PWC to help you out: https://bit.ly/EnergyConservation26

PWC is incredibly grateful for organizations like Kopf Hunter Haas Realtors for supporting our mission of strengthening the community through necessary home repair and modification services.

Thank you, KHH, for your generosity!

KHH is proud to support People Working Cooperatively 🤝🏡

A portion of every closing goes toward helping local homeowners stay safe, independent, and healthy. 💙 With 8,000+ services each year, PWC makes a real impact for those facing illness, disability, or financial hardship.

🔨 Hosted on the third Saturday of each month, PWC's Home Improvement Saturday is ideal for volunteers who want to be involved regularly but are not available during the week.

Learn more and get involved in this volunteering opportunity: https://bit.ly/PWCVolunteering

PWC recently partnered with our friends at Easterseals Redwood's Building Value to share construction skills as part of their workforce development program.

For our first project, the PWC team demonstrated how to install handrails, giving the Building Value construction training participants real hands-on experience to learn and master a new skill. We look forward to more projects together!

At PWC, we don’t just repair houses, we restore safety and independence for neighbors in need. We are currently hiring people who want their work to mean more.

If you’re a carpenter, home repair professional, or have general construction skills, we want to meet you. Don't have any experience? We still want to meet you!

Join us at our upcoming People Working Cooperatively 2026 Job Fair in Sharonville Ohio, and learn how you can use your skills, learn new skills on the job, and help the community, one house at a time.

We offer full-time, year-round work, competitive wages, and great benefits.

📍: 3440 E. Kemper Road, Cincinnati, OH 45241
📆: Saturday, June 13, 2026
⏰: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Careers | People Working Cooperatively | Cincinnati People Working Cooperatively is supported by more than 130 licensed, professionally trained staff members and administrative professionals.

The next Stepping On workshop starts on Tuesday, June 2! RSVP below.

Don’t forget: the next Whole Home and People Working Cooperatively Stepping On workshop series starts on Tuesday, June 2!

📍: Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library, Deer Park branch at 4020 E Galbraith Road
📞: Call Lisa Capannari at 513-482-5101 or email [email protected] to RSVP

Cut energy costs without cutting comfort. Weatherizing your home is one of the easiest ways to save:

✔ Seal drafts around doors and windows
✔ Add insulation where it’s missing
✔ Upgrade to a smart thermostat

Join us in welcoming Mary Kay Koehler, Director of Major Gifts, to the PWC team! Mary Kay is a nonprofit professional with 17 years of experience serving the Greater Cincinnati community.

She was drawn to PWC's hands‑on, mission‑driven work helping homeowners remain safe and stable in their homes. Mary Kay also enjoys reading the heartfelt thank-you notes our clients send to us. “They show the deep impact our work has on people's daily lives and how caring and respectful the crews are.”

Mary Kay is looking forward to building meaningful relationships with our donors and sharing the stories that show the real impact of their generosity, and explains, “It’s exciting to help connect people to a mission that truly changes lives.”

We are incredibly grateful to have Mary Kay on Team PWC.

According to the American Society of Home Inspectors, collapses and failures of decks, porches, and balconies accounted for about 2,900 injuries between 2016 and 2019.

May is Deck Safety Month, and at PWC, providing repairs to decks and porches is part of what we do to keep our neighbors safe at home – and YOU can help.

Learn more about volunteering with us and sign up today: https://bit.ly/PWCVolunteering