Inspired to Affect Change
Danielle Acosta was shocked by the glaring, overwhelming need for affordable, safe housing while working as an educator of low-income ...
Habitat Dedicates Former Land Bank House
Greater Cleveland Habitat for Humanity dedicated their 13th house of 2020 in mid-November. The house, located on Wilmore Avenue in ...
My Favorite Collaborations
By Jacqui Knettel In this ongoing series, we revisit some of our extraordinary collaborations that are making a real difference ...
A New Home for the Holidays
The Cuyahoga Land Bank took part in a dedication and prayer service welcoming Star and her three children to their ...
Bessie’s Angels Dedicate Second Home
Friends, neighbors and volunteers gathered in September to celebrate the official opening of Bessie’s Place II, a permanent low-income housing ...
Soldiers Journey Together in Recovery
Friends and supporters of Building Hope in the City (BHITC), a Christian mission organization focused on the renewal of urban ...
A Grand Day!
A big crowd of supporters gathered June 11th for the ribbon cutting and official opening of the Greater Cleveland Fisher ...
“Housing is essential:” Local nonprofits provide new beginnings with vacant, foreclosed homes
Another aspect of the Cuyahoga Land Bank's work is rehabilitating distressed properties with the help of community partners, including dozens ...
Hundreds Walk, Run and Mosey for Habitat
The Cuyahoga Land Bank proudly sponsored and participated in this year’s Habitat for Humanity, Greater Cleveland 5K/1mi Walk/Run/Mosey at Edgewater Park ...
Case Study: Place Making: Elizabeth Baptist Church
Elizabeth Baptist Church, a pillar of the Hyacinth neighborhood on Cleveland’s east side, has ministered to the spiritual and physical ...
Fisher Houses Near Completion
We are excited to see the final touches being put on the Greater Cleveland Fisher House apartments. The final phase ...
Renew the City
We had a great day of service April 6th as Cuyahoga Lank Bank staff joined in beautifying Cleveland's Mount Pleasant ...
