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Cuyhaoga Land Bank Newsletter 2013.3.2

Cuyahoga Land Bank Newsletter

Cuyhaoga Land Bank Newsletter 2013.3.2

by The Cuyahoga Land Bank March 18, 2013

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Since its earliest days, Cuyahoga Land Bank has be

Since its earliest days, Cuyahoga Land Bank has been demolishing vacant, deteriorated and abandoned properties. This has resulted in significant improved home values for residents across #CuyahogaCounty

Learn more about our #15yearsofimpact by visiting our blog. #landbankimpact #landbank15

As part of our 15-Year celebration, we completed a

As part of our 15-Year celebration, we completed an Economic Impact Analysis Report. We’re happy to share the results with you, and we’re starting with the most important and impactful finding! It’s truly an honor to contribute to the economy of #CuyahogaCounty. #landbankimpact #landbank15 #15yearsofimpact

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Cuyahoga Land Bank's Celebration of Community - Nov. 7th at Majestic Hall
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Earlier this month, we hosted the Celebration of C

Earlier this month, we hosted the Celebration of Community event at Majestic Hall. We thank all our supporters who attended and commemorated our organization’s #15yearsofimpact in #CuyahogaCounty. At this event, we also honored our late founder and CEO, Gus Frangos, and applauded Ricardo Leon, Cuyahoga Land Bank’s new President and CEO. Follow us to learn more about the Land Bank’s impressive economic impact! #landbankimpact #landbank15

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Cuyahoga Land Bank's 15 Year Impact Symposium - hosted by Cleveland Foundation
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We have enjoyed looking back at our organization’s first 15 years! Thanks to all our supporters who attended the Land Bank's Impact Symposium at Cleveland Foundation Foundation, where we introduced findings from our 15 Year Economic Impact Analysis. Keep following us to learn more about our #15yearsofimpact in Cuyahoga County.
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Thank you, Veterans and all active service militar

Thank you, Veterans and all active service military! We appreciate you and honor you today, and everyday.

We look forward to seeing our colleagues, friends,

We look forward to seeing our colleagues, friends, co-workers and supporters tomorrow at our Celebration of Community. It has been an absolute honor to provide #15yearsofimpact in Cuyahoga County!

Follow us on social to see all the highlights from this special event. #landbank15

We’d like to thank these sponsors that provided

We’d like to thank these sponsors that provided support specifically to honor our late founder and President, Gus Frangos. Our Celebration of Community is on Thursday and you're invited to join us as we commemorate the Land Bank's #15yearsofimpact in Cuyahoga County. #landbank15

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There are still a few tickets left for our Celebra

There are still a few tickets left for our Celebration of Community event on Nov. 7th. This event commemorates the Land Bank’s 15 years of impact in Cuyahoga County. Thank you to our Charities Sponsor for supporting this event! #landbank15 #15yearsofimpact @buildinghopeinthecity

Thank you to our Celebration of Community Cigar Sp

Thank you to our Celebration of Community Cigar Sponsors! This event commemorates the Land Bank’s 15 years of impact in Cuyahoga County. #landbank15 #15yearsofimpact #GusLovedCigars

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The Celebration of Community event commemorates ou

The Celebration of Community event commemorates our 15 years of impact in Cuyahoga County. Thank you to our Cocktail Sponsors for supporting this event!

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We are honored to have such amazing partners and c

We are honored to have such amazing partners and collaborators in our community. Special recognition goes to @clehabitat, a VIP Sponsor of our upcoming Celebration of Community event. Thank you for helping us make an impact in Cuyahoga County! #LandBank15 #15yearsofimpact

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More improvements coming to Cleveland's famous public market!
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Thanks for following along as we highlight our achievements and successes over the past 15 years! The recap of our most recent 5 years (2019-2023) is now on our blog.

You're invited to come celebrate our 15 Years of Impact at the Celebration of Community on November 7th! You can find all of our blog stories and event info at landbankimpact.org. See our link for more...

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