Queen City Impact works with individuals, families, and charitable organizations as a personal steward for their philanthropic interests, serving as a synthesizer on behalf of the client’s legacy goals and charitable vision to their financial & legal advisors and as the client’s ambassador in the community.
Working with a team of trusted advisors, QCI provides solutions and tools to align the philanthropic vision, tax opportunities, legacy goals, family dreams, and financial needs of each client into a cohesive wealth strategy that is guided by values and mission.
Personalized, Powerful, & Passionate Philanthropy
Queen City Impact enables me to use a dynamic combination of my strengths, experiences, and relationships to have a tangibly positive impact in the lives of my clients and the communities and issues they support.
Kit Brunner, CAP®
Founder, CEO
After a short tenure in Denver and D.C., Kit returned to the Queen City in 2020 to pursue a more meaningful career in the town he calls home. His commitment to helping others and ambition to make meaningful change led him to get his Master’s Degree in International Human Rights and then into political party consulting with a large international development organization in Washington, DC. Among the many things learned in his roles big and small, international and local, the biggest of which was how to actually get things done.
Before QCI, Kit spent over a decade inside non-profit organizations of all sizes in Denver, Washington, D.C., Cincinnati as well as internationally. Throughout his career and life in Cincinnati he has fostered deep relationships with individuals and organizations, understanding their needs and connecting them with additional resources and people to drive change.
Kit is a board member at UpSpring, the Ken Anderson Alliance, and the Council on Child Abuse, as well as a committee member at Talbert House’s Fatherhood Project. Queen City Impact is a proud member of the Human Services Chamber of Hamilton County. Born and raised in Cincinnati, Kit earned became an Eagle Scout in 2006 with Troop 114, graduated from Seven Hills in 2007, and from Centre College in 2011 (History & Anthropology).