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Find similar grantsQ2 2025 Grants is sponsored by Cleveland Foundation. Supports a range of community needs and opportunities in Cuyahoga, Lake, and Geauga counties through quarterly grantmaking, including initiatives that may involve technology for immediate or long-term impact.
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Cleveland Foundation announces Q2 2025 grants Second Quarter Grantmaking Supports... Community News & Information Second Quarter Grantmaking Supports Immediate Community Needs and Long-Term Impact The Cleveland Foundation invested approximately $15 million in grants awarded to more than 120 nonprofit organizations in the second quarter of 2025.
“Our second quarter grants follow our dual focus on supporting our community now while simultaneously concentrating resources on long-term initiatives to drive change in our region,” says Joyce Pan Huang, chief impact officer.
The foundation staff and board authorized grants in support of programs to end youth homelessness, improve health care access for underserved populations, invest in local neighborhoods, bolster Northeast Ohio’s talent pipeline and more. View second quarter grants Copied '); return false;"> Copy
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The Frank Hadley and Cornelia Ginn Foundation Grant is a grant administered through the Cleveland Foundation that funds education and healthcare initiatives in the Greater Cleveland area. Education grants support programs that advance academic success, social-emotional growth, and after-school learning supplements for students. Healthcare grants support families and children with medical and behavioral health services. Current, former, and new grantee organizations are welcome to apply, though organizations that have received five consecutive grants must wait two years before reapplying. The foundation does not serve as the sole or principal founder of pilot or new programs. Eligible applicants are nonprofits working in education or healthcare in the foundation's focus area.
Latino Impacto Fund is sponsored by Cleveland Foundation. The Latino Impacto Fund provides grants to Greater Cleveland 501(C)(3) organizations serving and uplifting Latinos through initiatives that promote community prosperity. Grantmaking focuses on areas like growing small businesses, expanding workforce pathways, increasing housing stability, building financial security, and promoting prosperity. While primarily for non-profits, small businesses could potentially benefit through partnerships with eligible organizations or programs supporting entrepreneurship.