Cleveland Foundation

The Cleveland Foundation's MidTown Collaboration Center is expected to spark development in the area, which Hough activist Mansfield Frazier always imagined.

The collaboration center is designed to connect residents to business and innovation resources.

The mayor is proposing a $10 million fund to be administered by the Cleveland Foundation, generating yearly grants totaling about $500,000.

Fieldstone Farm is just one of several equestrian therapeutic centers in the region that serve anyone from veterans, to those with physical disabilities.

Lillian Kuri will be the first woman and second racial minority to serve as CEO of the Cleveland Foundation's in its 109-year history.

Richard, who began working as president and CEO of the Cleveland Foundation in 2003, plans to retire later this year once a successor is found.

Outgoing Cleveland Metropolitan School District CEO Eric Gordon was instrumental in development of the Cleveland Plan to reform the city’s public education system, a plan that Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb says he wants to “double down” on in partnership with the next CEO.

The $10.7 million U.S. Department of Transportation grant would help Cleveland remake the street, adding a multi-purpose trail, a 6-foot-wide sidewalk, pedestrian crossings, benches, new trees and parking for bicycles and scooters.

The Marshall Project has tapped Jim Crutchfield as editor-in-chief of its Cleveland newsroom. Lila Mills has been selected as Cleveland editor-in-chief of the Ohio Local News Initiative.

The Cleveland Metropolitan School District and the Cleveland Foundation are launching a new school curriculum to better help guide CMSD’s students on a career path after graduation.