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The Collective is 14 local grassroot organizations and community leaders that came together to create a point of distribution for masks, cleaning and hygiene products. Our collective goal is to help support a healthier and a safer Cleveland. Our distribution center, located near Gordon Park, is an opportunity to serve communities on the east-side of […]
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Join Neighbor Up for a Parks & Public Space Innovation Team! Since the beginning of the pandemic, a team of Neighbor Up members have heard loud and clear from residents across the city about the increased need for quality parks and public spaces across Cleveland. (Read more about that work here.) Outdoor spaces provide the benefits […]
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Deadline extended!! Click here to complete the application by August 27th. Join us and the Community Foundation of Lorain County for this training on Community Network Building just for people living in the city of Elyria. The Neighbor Up Network has about 3,000 members, mainly residents of Cleveland, who have years of experience bringing people […]
This year, Neighbor Up will continue to support Common Ground projects through small grants in Cuyahoga, Lake, and Geauga counties. Grants are available up to $2500 for resident-led groups, small non-profits, and small faith-based organizations in Cuyahoga, Lake and Geauga counties.
cleveland.com: ‘Operation Groundhog’ unites Cleveland neighbors in their battle against the destructive critters
/0 Comments/in News & Media /by lmillsWe’re working with neighbors in North Broadway on Operation Groundhog. Read more about it in this cleveland.com article.
Meet The Collective & apply for free PPE and hygiene supplies
/0 Comments/in Neighbor Up /by lmillsThe Collective is 14 local grassroot organizations and community leaders that came together to create a point of distribution for masks, cleaning and hygiene products. Our collective goal is to help support a healthier and a safer Cleveland. Our distribution center, located near Gordon Park, is an opportunity to serve communities on the east-side of […]
Parks & Public Space Innovation Team
/0 Comments/in Health, Neighbor Up, Neighbor Up University, uncategorized /by lmillsJoin Neighbor Up for a Parks & Public Space Innovation Team! Since the beginning of the pandemic, a team of Neighbor Up members have heard loud and clear from residents across the city about the increased need for quality parks and public spaces across Cleveland. (Read more about that work here.) Outdoor spaces provide the benefits […]
Neighbor Up Elyria — 2021 Learning Lab
/0 Comments/in Neighbor Up /by lmillsDeadline extended!! Click here to complete the application by August 27th. Join us and the Community Foundation of Lorain County for this training on Community Network Building just for people living in the city of Elyria. The Neighbor Up Network has about 3,000 members, mainly residents of Cleveland, who have years of experience bringing people […]
Common Ground 2021: Take action
/0 Comments/in Neighbor Up /by lmillsThis year, Neighbor Up will continue to support Common Ground projects through small grants in Cuyahoga, Lake, and Geauga counties. Grants are available up to $2500 for resident-led groups, small non-profits, and small faith-based organizations in Cuyahoga, Lake and Geauga counties.