Awarded Grants

Civic Affairs

• The American Red Cross

  Cleveland, Ohio

  Minority Outreach Program.

  $50,000

• Center to Prevent Handgun Violence

  Washington, DC

  Legal Action Project.

  $79,000

• Citizens League Research Institute

  Cleveland, Ohio

  Update of “Our Local Public Economy” database and expansion of “Rating the Region” database.

  $100,000 over 2 years

• Citizens Policy Center

  Cleveland, Ohio

  Ohio Open Secrets Project.

  $50,000

• The City Club Forum Foundation

  Cleveland, Ohio

  Youth Forum Series and annual high school debate finals.

  $15,000 over 2 years

• Cleveland Development Foundation

  Cleveland, Ohio

  Scholarships for Leadership Cleveland participants.

  $15,000

• Cleveland Development Foundation

  Cleveland, Ohio

  Holiday lighting.

  $5,000

• Cleveland Neighborhood Development Corporation

  Cleveland, Ohio

  Neighborhood safety program.

  $20,000

• Cleveland State University Foundation

  Cleveland, Ohio

  Regional Issue Education and Development project.

  $6,850

• Cleveland Tomorrow

  Cleveland, Ohio

  Eliot Ness event.

  $2,000

• Educational Television Association of Metropolitan Cleveland

  Cleveland, Ohio

  Joint WVIZ-WCPN public affairs programming.

  $40,000

• Euclid Community Concerns

  Euclid, Ohio

  Fair housing and integration maintenance activities.

  $9,000

• Greater Cleveland Roundtable

  Cleveland, Ohio

  Diversity training programs.

  $128,000 over 2 years

• Harvard University

  Cambridge, Massachusetts

  Kennedy School fellowships.

  $24,300

• Heights Community Congress

  Cleveland Heights, Ohio

  School-based multi-cultural program.

  $16,000

• Jewish Federation of Cleveland

  Beachwood, Ohio

  Interfaith Council on the Environment.

  $5,000

• Law Enforcement Foundation, Inc.

  Dublin, Ohio

  Evaluation of Police Executive Leadership College.

  $17,260

• League of Women Voters of Cleveland Educational Fund, Inc.

  Cleveland, Ohio

  Update of “A Citizen’s Guide to Cleveland” and ongoing provision of citizen information

  $71,000

• Mediators Foundation, Inc.

  Lexington, Massachusetts

  Designing for Democracy conference.

  $7,500

• National Association for the Southern Poor

  Washington, DC

  Community organizing in Buckeye-Shaker and Woodland Hills.

  $75,000

• National Conference of Christians and Jews

  Cleveland, Ohio

  ‘I Could Stop on a Dime and Get Ten Cents Change’ collaborative.

  $25,000

• National Service to Regional Councils

  Washington, DC

  National Regional Summit.

  $5,000

• Proteus Fund, Inc.

  Amherst, Massachusetts

  Vote USA Project.

  $20,000