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Donate NowPosted March 24, 2020 in Articles
By: Kevin Barry CLEVELAND — The boarded up Moreland Theater and nearby storefronts along Buckeye Road try to cover up some of the deeper problems in the neighborhood. "I would say there's a lot of trauma just... read more
Posted March 22, 2020 in Articles
Social media and the internet have affected almost everything in our lives. But for philanthropic endeavors, that isn’t always a bad thing. According to Natalie Leek, CEO and president of Providence House in Cleveland, social media... read more
Posted February 27, 2020 in Articles
CLEVELAND — The United Way of Greater Cleveland has announced major changes are coming to are coming to the organization both in how it distributes charitable contributions as well as what primary issue the organization... read more
Posted December 18, 2019 in Articles
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine’s Office of Children’s Initiatives announced Wednesday that 18 organizations serving low-income families in 22 counties will receive funding to offer parent safety education on topics such as infant safe sleep practices,... read more
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