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24 nonprofit found
Nonprofit
Nonprofit Type
City
State
Description
Education
Cleveland
Ohio
The Ginn Foundation
OUR VISION
"The Ginn Foundation is committed to developing young people academically, socially, and spiritually in order for them to be able to succeed in school and in life." An investment in our youth is an investment in the future of our country.
Although Ted Ginn Sr. is best known for coaching numerous NFL athletes during thier high school careers, not many people know how dedicated Ted Ginn Sr. is to helping our youth who are not NFL stars.
"It's about winning lives and saving souls...not X's and O's." - Ted Ginn Sr.
"The Ginn Foundation is committed to developing young people academically, socially, and spiritually in order for them to be able to succeed in school and in life." An investment in our youth is an investment in the future of our country.
Although Ted Ginn Sr. is best known for coaching numerous NFL athletes during thier high school careers, not many people know how dedicated Ted Ginn Sr. is to helping our youth who are not NFL stars.
"It's about winning lives and saving souls...not X's and O's." - Ted Ginn Sr.
Patient Services
Cleveland
Ohio
University Settlement, Inc.
University Settlement, Inc., a nonprofit, 501(c)3, is a nationally recognized community center that improves the quality of life for people in the Broadway/Slavic Village neighborhood of Cleveland, Ohio. The Settlement provides a full range of essential, fundamental services for people of all ages and is committed to encouraging people to realize their individual potential as contributing members of society.
The mission of University Settlement is to foster strong and independent individuals and families by providing innovative, valued, and collaborative services that meet the evolving needs of the Broadway/Slavic Village Community.
Headquartered at 4800 Broadway Avenue in Cleveland, Ohio, the agency operates three facilities and hosts 11 major programs that serve children, families and seniors, including a senior program, hunger center, housing for homeless families and a healthy fathering program.
Visit us at: www.universitysettlement.net or call: 216-641-8948
The mission of University Settlement is to foster strong and independent individuals and families by providing innovative, valued, and collaborative services that meet the evolving needs of the Broadway/Slavic Village Community.
Headquartered at 4800 Broadway Avenue in Cleveland, Ohio, the agency operates three facilities and hosts 11 major programs that serve children, families and seniors, including a senior program, hunger center, housing for homeless families and a healthy fathering program.
Visit us at: www.universitysettlement.net or call: 216-641-8948
National Association
Midlothian
Virginia
VeteranAid.org
VeteranAid.org was founded in 2005 by Debbie Burak, who is the daughter of a WWII veteran to educate the general public about a little known and often overlooked financial resource known as “Improved Pension that is available through the Department of Veterans’ Affairs.
This pension benefit can offset the costs of care for our older veterans and spouses when they require the assistance of others for their day-to-day living.
This is a tax-free financial resource, and can represent up to $1056 a month for a surviving widow, $1632 for a veteran and $1949 for a veteran and spouse. Improved Pension can help pay for care in the home, Assisted Living, and Nursing Home facilities. This additional money can be the defining piece as to the quality of care and services that can be afforded.
Millions of veterans and surviving spouses along with their families, are unaware this pension exists or that they qualify. Our goal is to bring national attention to the VA’s “Improved Pension” making it as common knowledge as Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid so that every veteran and their loved one knows this financial resource is available, while allowing us to honor the sacrifice of service when our veterans are in need of someone stepping up to defend them.
This pension benefit can offset the costs of care for our older veterans and spouses when they require the assistance of others for their day-to-day living.
This is a tax-free financial resource, and can represent up to $1056 a month for a surviving widow, $1632 for a veteran and $1949 for a veteran and spouse. Improved Pension can help pay for care in the home, Assisted Living, and Nursing Home facilities. This additional money can be the defining piece as to the quality of care and services that can be afforded.
Millions of veterans and surviving spouses along with their families, are unaware this pension exists or that they qualify. Our goal is to bring national attention to the VA’s “Improved Pension” making it as common knowledge as Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid so that every veteran and their loved one knows this financial resource is available, while allowing us to honor the sacrifice of service when our veterans are in need of someone stepping up to defend them.
Patient Services
Cleveland
Ohio
Women's Center of Greater Cleveland
Founded in 1986 with a small office, a few programs, and a bold vision, The Women's Center of Greater Cleveland has grown to offer a broad range of support services for women and their families. Today, the mission of The Women’s Center is “providing opportunities for women to take greater control over their lives – physically, emotionally and economically.”
Hopeless, desperate, frightened and angry…these are just a few of the emotions that women entering through the doors of the Women’s Center are experiencing. Women who seek help from The Women's Center come from different races, cultures, religions, socioeconomic and educational backgrounds, all are at critical points in their lives. They have taken the first step towards change, but they need drug and alcohol treatment, support and encouragement to gain self-sufficiency and achieve their dreams. This past year, The Women's Center staff provided more 9,900 units of services for over 2,100 women and their families.
Empowerment begins the moment a woman contacts The Women's Center. When a woman enters a program, her input is solicited, respected, and honored. Women participate in making decisions about services, treatment goals and life decisions with staff members, counselors, and volunteers.
The Women’s Center was recognized by the Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services Board of Cuyahoga County as the Adult Drug and Alcohol Treatment Facility of the Year in Cuyahoga County and presented the John F. Lewis Award as an Outstanding Outpatient Treatment Facility.
Hopeless, desperate, frightened and angry…these are just a few of the emotions that women entering through the doors of the Women’s Center are experiencing. Women who seek help from The Women's Center come from different races, cultures, religions, socioeconomic and educational backgrounds, all are at critical points in their lives. They have taken the first step towards change, but they need drug and alcohol treatment, support and encouragement to gain self-sufficiency and achieve their dreams. This past year, The Women's Center staff provided more 9,900 units of services for over 2,100 women and their families.
Empowerment begins the moment a woman contacts The Women's Center. When a woman enters a program, her input is solicited, respected, and honored. Women participate in making decisions about services, treatment goals and life decisions with staff members, counselors, and volunteers.
The Women’s Center was recognized by the Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services Board of Cuyahoga County as the Adult Drug and Alcohol Treatment Facility of the Year in Cuyahoga County and presented the John F. Lewis Award as an Outstanding Outpatient Treatment Facility.
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