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    George Gund Foundation

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    Cleveland, OHWebsite2162413114

    About George Gund Foundation

    The George Gund Foundation concentrates its recent giving on a small number of large, targeted investments in health and local education initiatives. Major grants support retinal degenerative disease research and Cleveland-centered higher education and scholarship programs, often channeled through established institutions and local intermediaries. The foundation appears to prioritize deep impact in its home region rather than broad, dispersed giving.

    Focus Areas

    Retinal degenerative disease research (medical research into blindness)Undergraduate living-learning community development at Cleveland State UniversityCitywide scholarship and postsecondary access initiatives in Cleveland (e.g., Say Yes to Education)Strategic partnerships with local institutions and community foundations

    Who They Fund

    Cleveland residents and neighborhoods (including specific neighborhoods: Shaker Square, Wade Park, southeast expansion)Cleveland Metropolitan School District studentsSay Yes scholars / postsecondary students at Cuyahoga Community College

    About George Gund Foundation

    A $2.75 million grant to Cleveland State University Foundation for a living-learning community captures the George Gund Foundation’s recent pattern: large, targeted awards tied to specific civic and educational infrastructure in Cleveland. The foundation’s giving also reaches beyond higher education into scholarship pipelines, neighborhood development, and medical research, including repeated support for retinal degenerative disease work through Foundation Fighting Blindness. Several of its biggest awards flow through established local intermediaries such as Cleveland Foundation, Cleveland Neighborhood Progress, and College Now Greater Cleveland, pointing to a strategy built around institutional partners that can move citywide initiatives. The grantee mix suggests a funder that backs long-horizon projects as well as operating support, with grants used to strengthen organizations already working on the region’s education, health, and community-development priorities. Its recent portfolio includes both initiative-based funding and general support, alongside a few unusually large commitments that anchor multi-year efforts in Cleveland and Northeast Ohio.

    What George Gund Foundation Funds

    In postsecondary access and student success, the foundation gave $2.5 million to Cleveland Foundation for the Say Yes to Education Cleveland Scholarship fund and $1,021,500 to College Now Greater Cleveland Inc for postsecondary success coaches for Say Yes scholars. It also backed the Say Yes Scholars Program at Cuyahoga Community College with a $500,000 grant to College Now Greater Cleveland Inc. In community development, Cleveland Neighborhood Progress received $1.3 million for operating support and another $1.2 million the following year for the same purpose, while New Village Corporation got $500,000 for the Shaker Square project. Health and harm-reduction work appears in a $750,000 grant to Cleveland Foundation for the Say Yes Integrated Health Initiative. Civic engagement also shows up in a $500,000 grant to Ohio Organizing Collaborative The for voter engagement.

    How George Gund Foundation Gives

    Typical grants cluster at a meaningful mid-to-large scale: the 25th percentile is $25,000, the median is $50,000, and the 75th percentile is $100,000. The recent grants list shows both one-time awards and repeated support for the same organizations across multiple years, including Cleveland Neighborhood Progress, Foundation Fighting Blindness Inc, Cleveland Foundation, College Now Greater Cleveland Inc, Fund for Our Economic Future, and Ohio Progressive Collaborative Education Fund. The foundation is a regular funder, not a DAF, and it also makes program-related investments and funds individuals. Its grants program includes multiple open application programs and several grants of operating support, project support, and initiative-based funding.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $29.8M

    Total Assets

    $555.9M

    Total Revenue

    $89.8M

    Total Expenses

    $40.6M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $25K and $100K, with a median of $50K.

    25th Percentile

    $25K

    Median

    $50K

    75th Percentile

    $100K

    Geographic Reach

    Local18 states funded

    About 82% of grants go to recipients in OH.

    Funding intensity
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    Giving Approach

    Concentrated, high-dollar grants to a very small set of organizations (few grants that are large in size), including repeat funding to a medical research nonprofit and multi-million gifts to local higher-education and community scholarship efforts.

    Funding Style

    operating support (general unrestricted)capacity building and expansionscholarship funding and college access supportcapital expansion / infrastructure grantsmulti-year / initiative-based funding

    Notable grantees: Foundation Fighting Blindness, Inc., Cleveland State University Foundation, Cleveland Foundation

    Topics

    college access, retention, and postsecondary success (Say Yes Scholars, Cuyahoga CC, First Year Cleveland)comprehensive community development and neighborhood revitalization (Cleveland-focused initiatives, Shaker Square, Wade Park)integrated community health and harm reduction (Say Yes Integrated Health Initiative, syringe exchange, MetroHealth partnerships)civic engagement and healthy democracy / voter engagementracial equity and racial justice initiativesclean energy and climate transition (Power A Clean Future Ohio, senior climate advisor)retinal degenerative disease research

    Where George Gund Foundation Makes Grants

    Giving is highly concentrated in Ohio: 82% of grants go to recipients in the HQ state, and the top state by grant count is also OH. Cleveland appears repeatedly across the recent grants list, along with other Ohio locations such as Columbus and Youngstown. Outside Ohio, recent grants also reached Columbia, Maryland; Washington, DC; San Francisco, California; and Los Angeles, California. The recipient-country distribution is entirely U.S.-based.

    Frequently Asked Questions About George Gund Foundation

    What kinds of work does The George Gund Foundation support most often?

    Recent grants center on education, neighborhood development, health, civic engagement, and retinal degenerative disease research. Examples include support for the Say Yes scholarship pipeline, Cleveland neighborhood projects, the Say Yes Integrated Health Initiative, voter engagement, and repeated grants for retinal degenerative disease research.

    Does The George Gund Foundation fund organizations outside Cleveland?

    Yes, but its giving is still heavily concentrated in Ohio. The recipient list includes Ohio cities such as Cleveland, Columbus, and Youngstown, and also shows grants to organizations in Columbia, Maryland; Washington, DC; San Francisco, California; and Los Angeles, California.

    What is a typical grant size?

    The grant-size distribution is $25,000 at the 25th percentile, $50,000 at the median, and $100,000 at the 75th percentile. Recent grants range much higher for major initiatives, including multimillion-dollar awards for Cleveland State University Foundation and Foundation Fighting Blindness Inc.

    Does the foundation make repeated grants to the same organizations?

    Yes. The recent grants list includes multiple awards to Cleveland Neighborhood Progress, Foundation Fighting Blindness Inc, Cleveland Foundation, College Now Greater Cleveland Inc, Fund for Our Economic Future, and Ohio Progressive Collaborative Education Fund across more than one year.

    Can organizations submit unsolicited applications?

    Yes. Several active programs are marked as accepting unsolicited applications, including Social Justice, Creative Culture and Arts, Public Education, Climate and Environmental Justice, and Economic Justice and Community Power.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

    Open Grant Opportunities

    Current and upcoming funding from George Gund Foundation that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.

    Open nowCloses in 19 days (Jul 15, 2026)Award: Up to $100K

    The George Gund Foundation General Grantmaking Program

    Climate JusticeCreative Culture and ArtsEconomic Justice and Community Power+2 more

    Who can apply: Open to 501(c)(3) organizations based in the United States. Successful applicants connect their work to one or more issue areas in the Foundation's What We Believe statement. The Foundation does not support or provide funding to organizations engaged in discriminatory or illegal activities.

    Deadline: Proposal deadlines: July 15, 2026; November 15, 2026; March 15, 2027. Trustee meetings: November 2026; February 2027; June 2027.

    View & apply
    Open nowRolling / open intakeAward: Up to $100K

    Creative Culture and Arts

    arts organizationsoperating vitalityarts administration and leadership+4 more

    Who can apply: Arts organizations must be located in or make a direct impact in the City of Cleveland. The program does not currently prioritize individual artists, art acquisitions, art exhibitions, theater or film productions, organizations not working in the City of Cleveland, or art education initiatives that do not primarily serve CMSD.

    Deadline: Proposal deadlines: July 15, 2026; November 15, 2026; March 15, 2027.

    View & apply
    Open nowRolling / open intakeAward: Up to $100K

    Public Education

    public educationPreK through postsecondary completionCMSD school improvement+4 more

    Who can apply: Organizations must make a direct impact within and around students in the Cleveland Metropolitan School District. The Foundation is interested in district-wide impact and statewide policy work that furthers its goals with CMSD students. The program does not currently prioritize charter schools, private schools, schools outside CMSD, or higher education except select programs supporting Say Yes Cleveland scholarship investments.

    Deadline: Proposal deadlines: July 15, 2026; November 15, 2026; March 15, 2027.

    View & apply
    Open nowRolling / open intakeAward: Up to $100K

    Climate and Environmental Justice

    climate changeclean energysustainable transportation+11 more

    Who can apply: Organizations must have a presence in Cleveland and/or Ohio and connect their work to one or more issue areas in the Foundation’s What We Believe statement. The program does not currently prioritize environmental education, youth or leadership development in the environmental field, or land trusts without a local water-specific focus.

    Deadline: Proposal deadlines: July 15, 2026; November 15, 2026; March 15, 2027. Proposals are considered three times a year, and requests up to $100,000 may sometimes be considered between board meetings.

    View & apply
    Open nowRolling / open intakeAward: Up to $100K

    Economic Justice and Community Power

    economic mobilitygood jobsaffordable housing+7 more

    Who can apply: Local organizations whose work has a direct impact on the neighborhoods and residents of the City of Cleveland. Particular interest in organizations serving marginalized groups, representative leadership, addressing systemic barriers to capital, and cross-sector networks. The program does not currently prioritize direct service organizations for specific industries/sectors, pitch competitions, standalone job readiness and training programs, or direct grants to community development corporations for general operating support.

    Deadline: Proposal deadlines: July 15, 2026; November 15, 2026; March 15, 2027.

    View & apply
    Open nowCloses in 19 days (Jul 15, 2026)

    Social Justice and Thriving Families

    Poverty reductionFamily economic stabilityFood security+5 more

    Who can apply: 501(c)(3) organizations in the U.S. whose work connects to the Foundation’s What We Believe statement and has impact in Cleveland/Ohio.

    Deadline: Proposals considered three times a year. Next announced proposal deadline (Fall Meeting): July 15, 2026.

    View & apply
    Open nowRolling / open intakeAward: Up to $100K

    Social Justice

    social justicepoverty reductionfamily economic stability+8 more

    Who can apply: Organizations should advance equitable access to basic human needs and/or policy change in ways connected to the Foundation’s What We Believe statement. The program emphasizes historically marginalized people and families at critical life junctures.

    Deadline: Proposal deadlines: July 15, 2026; November 15, 2026; March 15, 2027.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATIONCLEVELAND, OH$2,750,0002025LIVING LEARNING COMMUNITY
    FOUNDATION FIGHTING BLINDNESS INCCOLUMBIA, MD$2,000,0002025RETINAL DEGENERATIVE DISEASE RESEARCH
    CLEVELAND NEIGHBORHOOD PROGRESSCLEVELAND, OH$1,215,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT
    OHIO PROGRESSIVE COLLABORATIVE EDUCATION FUNDCOLUMBUS, OH$1,000,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT
    ENERGY FOUNDATIONSAN FRANCISCO, CA$650,0002025OHIO KEY STATES PROGRAM
    TIDES FOUNDATIONLOS ANGELES, CA$500,0002025HEALTHY DEMOCRACY FUND
    OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCILCOLUMBUS, OH$440,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT
    COLLEGE NOW GREATER CLEVELAND INCCLEVELAND, OH$400,0002025COLLEGE ACCESS ADVISING SERVICES, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND RETENTION SERVICES FOR CLEVELAND METROPOLITAN SCHOOL DISTRICT STUDENTS.
    GREATER CLEVELAND NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS ASSOCIATIONCLEVELAND, OH$366,0002025CLEVELAND VOTES OPERATING SUPPORT
    EDUCATIONAL SERVICE CENTER OF CUYAHOGA COUNTYINDEPENDENCE, OH$350,0002025PRE4CLE OPERATING SUPPORT
    COUNTY OF CUYAHOGACLEVELAND, OH$300,0002025FIRST CALL CUYAHOGA.
    URBAN LEAGUE OF GREATER CLEVELANDCLEVELAND, OH$300,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT
    THE CENTERSCLEVELAND, OH$275,0002025SYRINGE EXCHANGE PROGRAM AND INTEGRATED HEALTH AND WELLNESS.
    CENTER ON BUDGET AND POLICY PRIORITIESWASHINGTON, DC$270,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT
    YOUNG LATINO NETWORKCLEVELAND, OH$250,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT
    UNION MILES DEVELOPMENT CORPCLEVELAND, OH$250,0002025SOUTHEAST EXPANSION
    DOWNTOWN CLEVELAND ALLIANCECLEVELAND, OH$250,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT
    CITY CLUB OF CLEVELANDCLEVELAND, OH$250,0002025GUARDIANS OF FREE SPEECH CAPACITY GRANT.
    CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITYCLEVELAND, OH$250,0002025WADE PARK COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT CENTER.
    OHIO VOICECOLUMBUS, OH$236,3882025OPERATING SUPPORT
    WFL COLLECTIVEWASHINGTON, DC$200,00020259410 HOUGH PROJECT.
    CLEVELAND SOCIAL VENTURE PARTNERSCLEVELAND, OH$200,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT.
    COUNTY OF CUYAHOGACLEVELAND, OH$200,0002025SENIOR CLIMATE ADVISOR POSITION.
    ASSEMBLY FOR THE ARTSCLEVELAND, OH$200,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT.
    UNITED BLACK FUND OF GREATER CLEVELAND INCCLEVELAND, OH$200,0002025CLEVELAND BRANCH NAACP.
    COLLEGE NOW GREATER CLEVELAND INCCLEVELAND, OH$200,0002025SAY YES CLEVELAND TITLE IV-E CONSULTANT STUDY.
    OHIO VOICECOLUMBUS, OH$175,0002025OPAWL-BUILDING AAPI FEMINIST LEADERSHIP IN OHIO.
    OHIO PROGRESSIVE COLLABORATIVE EDUCATION FUNDCOLUMBUS, OH$169,7222025OPERATING SUPPORT.
    YOUTH OPPORTUNITIES UNLIMITEDCLEVELAND, OH$150,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT.
    WEST CREEK CONSERVANCYCLEVELAND, OH$150,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT.
    CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATIONCLEVELAND, OH$150,0002025ORGANIZATIONAL RESILIENCE AND FINANCIAL STABILITY PLAN.
    OHIO VOICECOLUMBUS, OH$150,0002025HONESTY FOR OHIO EDUCATION OPERATING SUPPORT.
    COUNTY OF CUYAHOGACLEVELAND, OH$150,0002025JUSTICE AND HEALTH EQUITY OPPORTUNITIES
    RAILS TO TRAILS CONSERVANCYWASHINGTON, DC$150,0002025INDUSTRIAL HEARTLAND TRAILS COALITION AND MIDWEST OFFICE OPERATING SUPPORT.
    CITIZENS UTILITY BOARD OF OHIOCOLUMBUS, OH$150,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT.
    ONE FAIR WAGE INCCAMBRIDGE, MA$150,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT AND THE CLEVELAND HIGH ROAD KITCHENS PROGRAM.
    CLEVELAND INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL INCCLEVELAND, OH$150,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT.
    OHIO WOMEN'S ALLIANCECOLUMBUS, OH$150,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT.
    INSTITUTE FOR CONSERVATION LEADERSHIPGREENBELT, MD$145,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT.
    EDWINS LEADERSHIP AND RESTAURANT INSTITUTECLEVELAND, OH$130,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT.
    BIKE CLEVELANDCLEVELAND, OH$130,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT.
    IDEASTREAMCLEVELAND, OH$125,0002025COMMUNITY INTEREST PROGRAMMING.
    ESPERANZA INCCLEVELAND, OH$125,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT.
    FAIR ELECTIONS CENTERWASHINGTON, DC$125,0002025GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT.
    EDUCATIONAL SERVICE CENTER OF CUYAHOGA COUNTYINDEPENDENCE, OH$125,0002025INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES.
    MAGNOLIA CLUBHOUSE INCCLEVELAND, OH$125,0002025CAMPUS EXPANSION COMPLETION.
    INSTITUTE ON TAXATION AND ECONOMIC POLICYWASHINGTON, DC$125,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT.
    RID-ALL FOUNDATION INCOAKWOOD VILLAGE, OH$125,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT.
    POLICY MATTERS OHIOCLEVELAND, OH$125,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT.
    CLEVELAND PUBLIC THEATRE INCCLEVELAND, OH$125,0002025OPERATING SUPPORT, CULTURAL ENSEMBLES, STRATEGIC PLANNING AND CONSULTANTS.

    CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION

    $2,750,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    LIVING LEARNING COMMUNITY

    FOUNDATION FIGHTING BLINDNESS INC

    $2,000,000
    COLUMBIA, MD2025

    RETINAL DEGENERATIVE DISEASE RESEARCH

    CLEVELAND NEIGHBORHOOD PROGRESS

    $1,215,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT

    OHIO PROGRESSIVE COLLABORATIVE EDUCATION FUND

    $1,000,000
    COLUMBUS, OH2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT

    ENERGY FOUNDATION

    $650,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    OHIO KEY STATES PROGRAM

    TIDES FOUNDATION

    $500,000
    LOS ANGELES, CA2025

    HEALTHY DEMOCRACY FUND

    OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL

    $440,000
    COLUMBUS, OH2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT

    COLLEGE NOW GREATER CLEVELAND INC

    $400,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    COLLEGE ACCESS ADVISING SERVICES, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND RETENTION SERVICES FOR CLEVELAND METROPOLITAN SCHOOL DISTRICT STUDENTS.

    GREATER CLEVELAND NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS ASSOCIATION

    $366,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    CLEVELAND VOTES OPERATING SUPPORT

    EDUCATIONAL SERVICE CENTER OF CUYAHOGA COUNTY

    $350,000
    INDEPENDENCE, OH2025

    PRE4CLE OPERATING SUPPORT

    COUNTY OF CUYAHOGA

    $300,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    FIRST CALL CUYAHOGA.

    URBAN LEAGUE OF GREATER CLEVELAND

    $300,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT

    THE CENTERS

    $275,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    SYRINGE EXCHANGE PROGRAM AND INTEGRATED HEALTH AND WELLNESS.

    CENTER ON BUDGET AND POLICY PRIORITIES

    $270,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT

    YOUNG LATINO NETWORK

    $250,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT

    UNION MILES DEVELOPMENT CORP

    $250,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    SOUTHEAST EXPANSION

    DOWNTOWN CLEVELAND ALLIANCE

    $250,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT

    CITY CLUB OF CLEVELAND

    $250,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    GUARDIANS OF FREE SPEECH CAPACITY GRANT.

    CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY

    $250,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    WADE PARK COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT CENTER.

    OHIO VOICE

    $236,388
    COLUMBUS, OH2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT

    WFL COLLECTIVE

    $200,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    9410 HOUGH PROJECT.

    CLEVELAND SOCIAL VENTURE PARTNERS

    $200,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT.

    COUNTY OF CUYAHOGA

    $200,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    SENIOR CLIMATE ADVISOR POSITION.

    ASSEMBLY FOR THE ARTS

    $200,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT.

    UNITED BLACK FUND OF GREATER CLEVELAND INC

    $200,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    CLEVELAND BRANCH NAACP.

    COLLEGE NOW GREATER CLEVELAND INC

    $200,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    SAY YES CLEVELAND TITLE IV-E CONSULTANT STUDY.

    OHIO VOICE

    $175,000
    COLUMBUS, OH2025

    OPAWL-BUILDING AAPI FEMINIST LEADERSHIP IN OHIO.

    OHIO PROGRESSIVE COLLABORATIVE EDUCATION FUND

    $169,722
    COLUMBUS, OH2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT.

    YOUTH OPPORTUNITIES UNLIMITED

    $150,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT.

    WEST CREEK CONSERVANCY

    $150,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT.

    CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION

    $150,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    ORGANIZATIONAL RESILIENCE AND FINANCIAL STABILITY PLAN.

    OHIO VOICE

    $150,000
    COLUMBUS, OH2025

    HONESTY FOR OHIO EDUCATION OPERATING SUPPORT.

    COUNTY OF CUYAHOGA

    $150,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    JUSTICE AND HEALTH EQUITY OPPORTUNITIES

    RAILS TO TRAILS CONSERVANCY

    $150,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    INDUSTRIAL HEARTLAND TRAILS COALITION AND MIDWEST OFFICE OPERATING SUPPORT.

    CITIZENS UTILITY BOARD OF OHIO

    $150,000
    COLUMBUS, OH2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT.

    ONE FAIR WAGE INC

    $150,000
    CAMBRIDGE, MA2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT AND THE CLEVELAND HIGH ROAD KITCHENS PROGRAM.

    CLEVELAND INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL INC

    $150,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT.

    OHIO WOMEN'S ALLIANCE

    $150,000
    COLUMBUS, OH2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT.

    INSTITUTE FOR CONSERVATION LEADERSHIP

    $145,000
    GREENBELT, MD2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT.

    EDWINS LEADERSHIP AND RESTAURANT INSTITUTE

    $130,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT.

    BIKE CLEVELAND

    $130,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT.

    IDEASTREAM

    $125,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    COMMUNITY INTEREST PROGRAMMING.

    ESPERANZA INC

    $125,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT.

    FAIR ELECTIONS CENTER

    $125,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT.

    EDUCATIONAL SERVICE CENTER OF CUYAHOGA COUNTY

    $125,000
    INDEPENDENCE, OH2025

    INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES.

    MAGNOLIA CLUBHOUSE INC

    $125,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    CAMPUS EXPANSION COMPLETION.

    INSTITUTE ON TAXATION AND ECONOMIC POLICY

    $125,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT.

    RID-ALL FOUNDATION INC

    $125,000
    OAKWOOD VILLAGE, OH2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT.

    POLICY MATTERS OHIO

    $125,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT.

    CLEVELAND PUBLIC THEATRE INC

    $125,000
    CLEVELAND, OH2025

    OPERATING SUPPORT, CULTURAL ENSEMBLES, STRATEGIC PLANNING AND CONSULTANTS.