A lifelong commitment to local community impact Philanthropy has always been a part of Fran Koch’s life. In reflecting on how she grew, she never doubted whether she would give back. It was always a matter of how. “Helping others
At United Way of Greater Cleveland, we know that lasting change is built in partnership with people and organizations who show up, give generously, and lead with purpose. Our Fourth Annual Torchbearer Awards honor those partners. This year’s recipients have
For Tom and Joanie Adler, philanthropy is a way of life. Their journey in giving back to the community has evolved over decades, shaped by childhood memories, family values, and a deep commitment to making a difference. Today, their impact
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
The formation of the Cleveland Community Fund Through the incredible generosity of the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Supporting Foundation and more than 20 donors, our United Way established the Cleveland Community Fund Endowment. The Mandel Foundation’s landmark $10 million
For Heath Monesmith, philanthropy is an extension of what it means to be a teammate and leader. “I believe in great teamwork,” he says. “Being part of a team means supporting one another, not just at work but in the
The Young Voices program, a youth philanthropy initiative through United Way of Greater Cleveland, concluded for the spring on May 15 when the participating students from Open Doors Academy’s Euclid High School site presented a $5,000 grant to the Urban
The Cleveland-based food service company Northern Haserot has roots in the area dating to the 1870s, when delivery was by horse-drawn wagon and kerosene and gunpowder were included in the product line. After nearly a century-and-a-half of growth and acquisitions,
Authenticity and advocacy are two of Emily Brunkalla’s foundational pillars. She is authentic in her role as Manager of Donor Experience at United Way of Greater Cleveland, where she specializes in donor services, engages with corporate community partners, and leads
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