Team NEO is a private, nonprofit economic development organization accelerating business growth and job creation throughout the 18 counties of Northeast Ohio. As the designated JobsOhio Network Partner, we align and amplify local economic development efforts in Northeast Ohio’s 18-county region; we conduct research and data analysis to inform local conversations and influence solutions; we market Northeast Ohio as a region; and we work to increase access to jobs, education and training for the region’s 4.3 million people. For more information, visit teamneo.org.

George Gund Foundation is a museums and institutions company based out of 45 W Prospect Ave, Cleveland, OH, United States.

LOCAL 18 INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS is an oil & energy company based out of 3515 PROSPECT AVE E, CLEVELAND, Ohio, United States.

Truth For Life is a Bible-teaching ministry seeking to faithfully proclaim the Word of God. Every day, we release a new Bible-teaching message on over 1,800 radio outlets around the world and through our website and daily podcast. The mission of Truth For Life is to teach the Bible with clarity and relevance so that unbelievers will be converted, believers will be established, and local churches will be strengthened.

Join the Western Reserve Land Conservancy Group for current updates and discussions! Western Reserve Land Conservancy is a nonprofit conservation organization that provides the people of our region with essential natural assets through land conservation and restoration. Western Reserve Land Conservancy envisions thriving, prosperous communities nourished by vibrant natural areas, working farms and healthy cities. We have a history of success in conservation and restoration in urban, suburban, and rural areas of our northern Ohio: • Preserved more than 65,000 acres • Permanently protected 800 properties • Created 186 public parks and preserves • Planted more than 14,000 trees in the city of Cleveland • Raised enough money to enable communities to demolish more than 40,000 dilapidated and abandoned homes Western Reserve Land Conservancy has been named a 2021 Top Workplace in Northeast Ohio by The Plain Dealer and cleveland.com

The Erie Community Foundation, which is located at 459 West 6th Street, traces its history back to 1935 when Elisha H. Mack, co-founder of the Boston Store, created a charitable endowment fund. Our mission is to inspire, engage and empower donors and communities across the region, today and tomorrow. At The Erie Community Foundation we envision a united, vibrant, and thriving region for all.

The Manufacturer & Business Association (MBA), founded in 1905, is dedicated to helping employers face challenges by delivering services that lower the cost of doing business, ease the burden of compliance and increase productivity for its members. For more information, visit www.mbausa.org.

The Center for Community Solutions is a nonpartisan think tank focused on solutions to health, social and economic issues, with offices in Cleveland and Columbus. Three areas of expertise support every aspect of our work: Applied Research; Nonpartisan Public Policy and Advocacy; and Communications with a focus on the following policies: *Strengthening the Health and Human Services Safety Net *Medicaid *Safety, Health, and Economic Wellbeing of Older Adults *Improving Maternal and Infant Health *Improving Access to Behavioral Health Services We believe by properly combating these issues, we will be one step closer to achieving our main goal: to improve the quality of life of all Ohioans.

The Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest Pennsylvania is the largest nonprofit food distribution organization in northwest Pennsylvania and the only food bank in the region. Second Harvest solicits, receives, inventories, stores and distributes millions of pounds of grocery products each year to hundreds of nonprofit member agencies that directly serve people facing hard times in 11 counties. Member agencies that receive food from Second Harvest either have emergency food or non-emergency food programs. Emergency member agencies include food pantries, soup kitchens, Produce Express mobile food pantries, Military Share – a Produce Express Program, School Pantries, BackPack Program sites, Kids Cafes, Senior Box sites and emergency shelters. Other member agencies are nonprofit organizations that provide social services to low-income people and also serve snacks or meals to their clients. Examples include childcare centers, group homes and drug and alcohol rehabilitation centers.

For over 100 years, ERC has been a trusted resource for organizations in Northeast Ohio and around the country. We help leaders build great workplaces through thought leadership, comprehensive data, and HR solutions that include membership, training and professional development, consultative services, and more. Committed to our region’s success, ERC founded the NorthCoast 99 annual awards program and event, which honors 99 great Northeast Ohio workplaces for top talent. ERC also sponsors the ERChealth insurance program for Ohio employers.

Cleveland Leadership Center's mission is to build a continuum of civic leaders committed to our community’s excellence by serving as a catalyst for civic engagement. We develop leaders through learning and community engagement opportunities that connect, inspire, and challenge them to make a positive impact. Through leadership development programming, diving into current social and civic issues, and connecting participants with the people and projects addressing those issues, participants become better equipped and inspired to make a difference in our community. Through an extensive portfolio of offerings, our programming spans four generations, from high school through retirement. * Look Up To Cleveland: high school juniors and seniors. * Campus Cleveland: college-age students. * OnBoard Cleveland: early-career professionals. * Cleveland Bridge Builders: mid-career professionals. * Leadership Cleveland: senior-level positional leaders. * Civic Leadership Institute: adults of all ages. We also create customized civic leadership programs and experiences in response to community needs and requests. Find out what your next step is at www.cleveleads.org.

We the People of Greater Cleveland, in Order to form a more perfect Community, establish a body of like-minded artists, storytellers, non-profit organizations, creative enterprises and professionals that unite around a shared set of values. Empowering all through advocacy, activism, racial equity, and creative resources for the arts. With a promise of creating a more inclusive and equitable arts and culture community, members will gather from all artistic disciplines, racial and ethnic backgrounds, and abilities to build a better Greater Cleveland.