Caring for Cleveland’s Vulnerable Populations
Amid the coronavirus, Koinonia takes steps to protect the health of individuals with developmental disabilities.
Community
Hough Reads Unites a Neighborhood
Find out how this local nonprofit aims to combat the alarming illiteracy rate in Cleveland’s Hough community.
Benefits of Habitat Homeownership
A 2019 Family Survey reveals positive results for Greater Cleveland Habitat for Humanity residents.
Cleveland’s Recovery from the Coronavirus
Will changes made in the wake of the pandemic enhance the city’s goal of becoming one of the leading metropolitan areas in the nation?
Re-evaluating High School Curriculums
Ohio educators voice concerns about the effects of not fully teaching certain aspects of social studies, American history and civics.
Seeds of Literacy Fulfills an Important Need
Discover this Cleveland nonprofit’s desire to provide free reading instruction and flexible tutoring to help improve adults’ literacy skills.
College Now Reconnects Students with Learning
Get a closer look at a Cleveland nonprofit’s plan to bring people who dropped out of college back to school.
Fund That Flip Helps Create New Living Spaces
Discover a one-stop shop for professional real estate investors to find, fund and manage projects more efficiently.
Coming Together Amid the Coronavirus
University Circle Inc. President Chris Ronayne showcases how courage, compassion, creativity and connection have been brought to life during this global pandemic.
Lee Fisher’s Take on Leading in a Crisis
CSU Cleveland-Marshall College of Law dean reveals observations in local and national leadership amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Defeating Fear: A Lakewood Woman’s Powerful Experience
David P. Miraldi’s new book, “The Edge of Malice: The Marie Grossman Story,” sends a message that resonates with the times.
Bright Lights: Meet the George Gund Foundation’s New Trustee
Margaret Bernstein showcases her passion for connecting with Cleveland and making a difference.