It’s that time of the year again: PHILANTHROPIA! We are proud to say that The Frangos Group continues as the Platinum Sponsor of this luncheon. (Thanks, Lou, for providing this fundraising opportunity – especially for the small nonprofits like us!)
 
With the holiday season right around the corner, we are setting our sights toward another successful event and, like every year, we are asking that you contribute through PHILANTHROPIA to help support the Partnership. Even if you cannot attend the event on December 7, we are requesting your support in the form of a donation to help us close out 2015 with a bang.
 
It would be very helpful if you could encourage your own networks to support the Partnership by attending the luncheon, or contributing, as well. Every single donation helps!
 
As you know, 2016 is a big year for us: it marks our 35th year of helping to make Cleveland safer. We are looking forward to celebrating this milestone. What better way to kick off such a momentous new year than by ending 2015 with our best fundraising event yet? Last year, we brought in almost $8,000 but I am positive we can top that this year. So let’s make this year’s Philanthropia our most successful yet!
 
The donation form is below. Thank you in advance!

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The Cleveland Foundation board of directors has approved $2.5 million in grants for the month of October.
A focus of the foundation’s October funding supports programs promoting youth development and the overall well-being of young people in our community.
“Youth development has long been a priority focus of the Cleveland Foundation,” said Robert E. Eckardt, executive vice president of the Cleveland Foundation. “Now more than ever, it is imperative we continue to support programs that keep Cleveland’s youngest residents safe, healthy and positively engaged in our community.”

• The Partnership was rewarded $185,250 to focus on preventing youth crime and violence. This grant will support the Partnership’s work to unite existing youth violence prevention programs in our community under shared goals, objectives and data-driven strategies. This alignment supports the city of Cleveland’s recent selection to participate in the National Forum on Youth Violence Prevention, a network of communities and federal agencies that work together, share information and build local capacity to prevent and reduce youth violence.