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Cleveland Foundation announces grantmaking A Vibrant Northeast Ohio Where No C... Community News & Information A Vibrant Northeast Ohio Where No Clevelander Is Left Behind The Cleveland Foundation’s vision is create a vibrant Northeast Ohio where no Clevelander is left behind.

Each quarter, our board and staff approve grants across Cuyahoga, Lake and Geauga counties that combine long-term investments in the systems and opportunities that will strengthen our region for years to come with immediate support for the critical needs of our neighbors today. The Cleveland Foundation board and staff granted more than $15 million to nonprofits serving Greater Cleveland in Q2.

“This quarter, investment in our workforce emerged as a unifying thread across both immediate and long-term priorities—linking regional job creation, career-connected learning, and neighborhood-based employment strategies,” said Joyce Pan Huang, Chief Impact Officer.

“We are in a powerful moment where generational efforts from the Site Readiness for Good Jobs Fund and Greater Cleveland Works are increasing economic competitiveness and workforce training, and many organizations are providing direct services to support families and individuals with economic stability in the near term. ” Below is the foundation’s Q2 2026 grantmaking, organized by impact area.

Well-Being and Critical Needs Responding to ongoing community needs and priorities Adoption Network Cleveland — $25,000 American Red Cross, Northeast Ohio Chapter — $25,000 Building Hope In The City — $565,000 (fiscal agent for Greater Cleveland Interfaith Alliance) Candid Midwest — $125,000 Canine Companions for Independence — $10,000 Case Western Reserve University (Henry Ford II Scholarship Award Program) — $2,000 Case Western Reserve University (R.

Earl Burrows Scholarship) — $4,500 Cleveland Arts Prize — $50,000 Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center — $225,000 Cleveland Institute of Art — $50,000 Cleveland Institute of Music — $40,000 The Music Settlement — $75,000 Cleveland Votes — $210,000 College Now Greater Cleveland Inc. — $392,000 Cuyahoga Community College Foundation — $115,000 East Cleveland Public Library — $154,365 Emerald Development and Economic Network Inc. — $250,000 Friendship Circle of Cleveland, Inc. — $50,000 Jewish Family Service Association of Cleveland — $25,000 John Carroll University — $7,500 LGBT Community Center of Greater Cleveland — $150,000 Malachi House, Inc. — $50,000 Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges — $225,000 Passages Connecting Fathers and Families — $50,000 Preterm Cleveland Inc. — $50,000 Produce Perks Midwest Inc. — $125,000 Rising Well Services Inc. — $75,000 Saint Martin de Porres High School — $80,000 Scottish-American Cultural Society of Ohio, Inc. — $4,225 Scranton Road Ministries Community Development Corporation — $25,000 The Meeting Place Learning Center Inc. — $75,000 Thea Bowman Center — $67,500 West Side Catholic Center — $75,000 Organizational Sustainability and Leadership Supporting organizations' efforts to sustain and strengthen their business models Arts Impact Incorporated — $115,000 Association of Black Foundation Executives (ABFE) — $5,000 B.

Riley Sober House — $60,000 Beck Center for the Arts — $25,000 CityMusic Cleveland — $30,000 DANCE Cleveland — $70,000 Cleveland Rocks Past Present and Future — $60,000 Great Lakes Funders Collaborative — $2,000 Cuyahoga County — $200,000 East 66th Street Services Inc — $180,000 East Cleveland Public Library — $38,000 Environmental Health Watch, Inc. — $50,000 Fairfax Renaissance Development Corporation — $75,000 Famicos Foundation, Inc. — $250,000 Foluke Cultural Arts Center Inc. — $40,000 Funders for Lesbian and Gay Issues Inc. — $5,000 Grantmakers in Health — $6,150 Grantmakers in the Arts — $5,000 Inlet Dance Theatre — $65,000 Junior Achievement of Greater Cleveland, Inc. — $125,000 Kent State University Foundation — $120,000 Kings & Queens of Art — $50,000 FrontLine Service — $55,000 Minds Matter of Cleveland — $50,000 NAMI Greater Cleveland — $45,000 Near West Theatre, Inc. — $100,000 Ohio Contemporary Ballet — $60,000 PEAK Grantmaking — $3,500 Refresh Collective — $25,000 Renovare Music Inc. — $15,000 RollinBuckeyez Foundation — $10,000 Saint Martin de Porres High School — $33,250 Talespinner Childrens Theatre Inc. — $15,000 Task Force on Violent Crime dba Partnership For A Safer Cleveland — $50,000 The Movement Project Inc. — $15,000 Community Foundation Opportunity Network membership — $10,000 Trust Drum Circles — $10,000 Funding innovative ideas and pilot programs to solve complex challenges and meet emerging needs Center for Arts-Inspired Learning — $100,000 Northeast Ohio Medical University Foundation (NEOMED) — $350,000 United Way of Lake County, Inc. — $115,000 Western Reserve Historical Society — $50,000 Supporting transformative brick-and-mortar projects that significantly benefit the community The Music Settlement — $350,000 Western Reserve Historical Society — $175,000 Advancing the region's competitiveness and grow good jobs in Cleveland Bounce Innovation Hub — $25,000 Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Workforce Development Board - Greater Cleveland Works — $550,000 Cuyahoga County Planning Commission — $150,000 Invest in Vibrant Neighborhoods Ensuring all Clevelanders live in an asset-rich neighborhood Catholic Charities Corporation — $201,000 Citizens Utility Board of Ohio — $100,000 City of Cleveland — $156,096 Enterprise Community Partners Inc. — $225,000 Evergreen Cooperative Corporation — $300,000 LAND studio Inc. — $200,000 Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) — $1,000,000 Connect People to Prosperity Reimagining and resourcing systems to drive economic stability and mobility at scale Cleveland Classical Guitar Society — $175,000 Cleveland Museum of Art — $80,000 Cleveland Print Room Inc. — $309,000 Cleveland Public Theatre, Inc. — $266,500 College Now Greater Cleveland Inc. (Career Connected Learning Implementation) — $250,000 College Now Greater Cleveland Inc. (Tri-C Say Yes Scholars) — $250,000 Cuyahoga Community College Foundation — $900,000 Educational Service Center of Northeast Ohio — $325,000 Neighborhood Leadership Institute — $340,000 Say Yes Cleveland Operations, Inc. — $500,000 Youth Opportunities Unlimited — $250,000 Cleveland Foundation Fellowship Program Support for 2026 host site agencies Cleveland Public Market Corporation Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Workforce Development Board Cuyahoga Land Bank Charities dba CLB Community Impact Foundation Trust for Public Land Ohio Office Western Reserve Land Conservancy Total Host Site Support: $1,055,500 Copied '); return false;"> Copy