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Donate NowPosted December 04, 2017 in Articles
CLEVELAND, OH (WOIO) - As Christmas approaches, some kids in Northeast Ohio may not even be waking up in their own home or have gifts under the tree. Some of those kids live at the Providence House... read more
Posted October 03, 2017 in Articles
CLEVELAND -- The community is joining together again to lend a hand toward a good cause. WTAM 1100 is hosting a “Stuff the Truck” charity drive for Providence House Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 a.m. until... read more
Posted August 03, 2017 in Articles
Posted May 24, 2017 in Articles
Natalie A. Leek-Nelson, President and CEOProvidence House – A Crisis Nursery – Cleveland, OH – Cuyahoga County Chairman Hackett, Vice Chair Tavares and members of the Subcommittee; thank you for allowing me to offer testimony on... read more
Posted April 14, 2017 in Articles
CLEVELAND, Ohio - Eighteen Northeast Ohio non-profit groups have been named beneficiaries of the Larry Doby Youth Fund, a program created just six months ago by Cleveland Indians manager Terry Francona. After its inception in October,... read more
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