Lizzie Bjork, Education and Advocacy Coordinator for the LGBT Community Center of Greater Cleveland, recently led an awareness training on lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual, and other (LGBTQIA+) experiences for the United Way of Greater Cleveland staff. Through
Imagine a group of high school students learning about their community’s challenges and actively identifying, discussing, and collaborating to help solve them. That is the focus of Young Voices of Cleveland, a program developed by United Way of Greater Cleveland
What is Legacy Circle? Legacy Circle is a group of United Way of Greater Cleveland supporters who have expanded their philanthropic footprint through planned giving. In the past decade, Legacy Circle donors have committed more than $6.5 million to United Way.
AUTHORS Toi Comer Vice President of Development at The United Way of Greater ClevelandHeather Englander Managing Director, Business Engagement at Business Volunteers Unlimited This week, we are delighted to introduce United Way of Greater Cleveland’s Volunteer Portal, powered by BVU. This new online
United Way of Greater Cleveland’s Public Policy Vision is to make Greater Cleveland the best place to live, work, gain an education, and raise a family. To address the long-term systemic issues that plague our community, we engage in public
A compassionate listener. A comprehensive database of critical resources. The ability to break down complex situations and assist our neighbors when they need it the most. Those are all hallmarks of what makes United Way 211 a vital source for
We are focused on doing our part to identify and eliminate barriers to economic equity and mobility in our community. One shining example is Right to Counsel – Cleveland (RTC-C). This unique public-private partnership, developed by the City of Cleveland,
The Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) was created in 1983 to supplement and expand the work of local social service agencies, both nonprofit and governmental, in an effort to help people with economic emergencies (not disaster-related emergencies). EFSP funds
Caitlin Miller loves nothing more than helping people. That is true in her role as a member of United Way of Greater Cleveland’s Resource Development team, where she develops and maintains relationships with corporations throughout Northeast Ohio as an associate
At United Way of Greater Cleveland, we understand that creating conditions that allow people to move out of crisis mode and onto a pathway toward economic equity and mobility is an ambitious goal for an organization. But we also believe
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