RTA Community Open House
Residents of the Broadway-Slavic Village and Lee Miles Neighborhoods are invited to participate in a community open house on Thursday, May 22nd from 4-7 pm at the Stella Walsh Recreation Center to explore ideas for a transit-oriented community along Broadway Avenue. The Broadway Transit Oriented Development (TOD) Corridor project will create a plan for equitable transit oriented development along the Broadway Avenue Corridor in anticipation of future Bus Rapid Transit. The Community Open House is an opportunity to share experiences and ideas, and help create the transit community you want to see on Broadway Avenue. Learn More Here
Candid Proposal Writing Bootcamp: June 3-June 24
Price: $650 $800 until May 2 Learn how to craft compelling grant proposals using strategies personalized to your organization. Across four weeks, Candid’s team of experts will lead you through in-depth training, including: Weekly live training sessions Personalized proposal review Interactive group activities with peer organizations Self-paced instructional content This is the final week for early bird pricing— register today. Click here to learn more!
Spark Grants!
Overview of the Spark Grant: Spark Grants offer quick-access funding (up to $1,000) to pilot a public initiative or event sparked from creative conversations. Funds are available to artists, arts & culture non-profits, and creative businesses who generate ideas during one of our gatherings—be it a Creative Meetup, Sparrow’s Fortune Gathering, quarterly Assembly for the Arts, or Neighbor Up Arts & Culture Network Night. Click here for more information!
The Nourishing Power Network Op-Ed: Cleveland.com
Check out the Nourishing Power Network's op-ed in Cleveland.com!
The 2024 Neighbor Up Impact Report is HERE!
After several months of hard work & reflection, we are thrilled to publish the 2024 Neighbor Up Impact Report! 2024 was an incredible year full of residents, partners, and Neighbor Up members coming together to create incredible change across neighborhoods throughout the city of Cleveland. Discover the full impact here.
House Bill 29 Signed Into Law
In January, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed into law House Bill 29. This law will result in improved income equity for millions of Ohioans. Ohio driver's licenses that had been suspended for non-driving-related offenses will be reinstated, and there will be new limits on suspending driver's licenses. Neighbor Up Members worked hard in partnership with Cleveland Legal Aid, Policy Matters, State Representative Darnell Brewer, the Fines and Fees Justice Center, and especially Cleveland residents to help make this happen. Congratulations to all those involved in the Drive to Justice Campaign! For more information on the law change, click here. Want to know what's next regarding this issue, contact Joi at jcarter@neighborhoodgrants.org.
