
New Right to Counsel Report
New independent report highlights Right to Counsel keeps Clevelanders in their homes; delivers significant economic benefits for the community Media Contacts:Melanie Shakarian, Legal Aid Society of Cleveland: 216-215-0074

New independent report highlights Right to Counsel keeps Clevelanders in their homes; delivers significant economic benefits for the community Media Contacts:Melanie Shakarian, Legal Aid Society of Cleveland: 216-215-0074

Cleveland native and finance veteran brings two decades of financial expertise, deep community roots and nonprofit expertise to United Way CLEVELAND (January 30, 2025) – United Way of Greater Cleveland today announced the appointment of Mike Beedles, CPA, as its

Data from the United Way 211 helpline and the Right to Counsel—Cleveland evaluation show that Cleveland residents are experiencing a housing crisis. Housing needs have been increasing since the pandemic, affordable housing has become scarcer, and more renters are living in

Resource navigators are key supports for older adults On December 10, three expert panelists joined moderator Drew Maziasz of Ideastream Public Media for a Community Conversation about the needs of older adults in our region and the support resources available.

Military service can be demanding and dangerous, but for many veterans, returning to civilian life can be even more difficult. Imagine the situation faced by someone who joined the Army after high school and is returning to civilian life after

With Cleveland poised to become the first U.S. city to pilot Universal Basic Employment (UBE), citizens and policymakers seek to understand this new policy framework. Although its name is similar to Universal Basic Income (UBI), the programs have distinct structures

Last week, we hosted our Signature Fall Event, The Business Plan for Cleveland: The Untold Story of How We ALL Succeed. This event is just one of the ways we leverage our global network to bring in fresh perspectives to

Every year, United Way 211 assists over 100,000 Cuyahoga County residents. Each person is seeking help with specific needs: utility assistance; food; housing; etc. At United Way of Greater Cleveland, we track these needs and use machine learning to correlate

When Kip Bollin reflects on his childhood, his earliest thoughts about philanthropy came from his parents. As teachers, they saw themselves as being of service to others. It was a core value they lived by and, whenever possible, they would

Founded in Cleveland in 1911, Thompson Hine is deeply rooted in the fabric of the local community. It considers itself to have grown alongside other legacy organizations like United Way of Greater Cleveland. On their website, Thompson Hine states that
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