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Grants 2014

Education Total: $1,093,700

Baldwin Wallace University

$35,000 for the Baldwin Wallace Scholars program

Boys & Girls Clubs of Cleveland

$30,000 for Academic Success programming

City Year Cleveland

$25,000 for programming in CMSD schools

Cleveland Neighborhood Progress

$53,000 to expand Reach Out and Read, a book distribution program at MetroHealth Broadway Health Center

College Now Greater Cleveland

$50,000 for college advising services in Garfield Heights and Warrensville Heights school districts

Cuyahoga Community College Foundation

$20,000 for the Youth Technology Academy

Cuyahoga County Public Library

$150,000 for the renovation of the Children and Youth Space at CCPL's Maple Heights Branch

Daily Dose of Reading

$20,000 for early literacy programming at Louis Stokes Head Start

Esperanza

$20,000 to help high school students prepare for the OGT

Facing History and Ourselves

$15,000 to provide professional development and follow-up support for Cleveland area educators

Friends of Breakthrough Schools

$20,000 for professional development

Julie Billiart School

$15,000 for Behavior Therapy Intervention Services

Junior Achievement of Greater Cleveland

$12,000 for after school economic education programs

Literacy Cooperative

$100,000 to raise awareness and manage collective impact for literacy initiatives

Minds Matter

$15,000 for academic and mentor programming for high school students from low-income families

Montessori Development Partnerships

$100,000 for Stonebrook Montessori School located in the Glenville neighborhood

Open Doors, Inc.

$20,000 to provide academic and enrichment programming for at-risk middle school and high school students

Project Learn

$20,000 to provide GED education and testing for court referrals

Rainey Institute

$10,000 for the summer arts day camp

Saint Ignatius High School

$15,000 for the Arrupe Summer program

Scenarios USA, Inc.

$13,700 for professional development for teachers

Seeds of Literacy

$25,000 for agency expansion

St. Malachi Center

$10,000 for after school programming

St. Martin de Porres High School

$250,000 to build a new school

Stepstone Academy

$25,000 to provide programming that prevents summer learning loss

Teach for America

$15,000 for professional development in Common Core content-specific instruction

Villa Angela St. Joseph High School

$10,000 for PowerSchool Training

Education

HIGHLIGHTED GRANT:

St. Ignatius High School

The Arrupe Neighborhood Partnership, sponsored by Saint Ignatius High School, is a collaborative effort to open doors of opportunity, address basic educational challenges, and build relationships between students in poverty and the community of Saint Ignatius. Arrupe, established in 1991, initially provided programs to support neighborhood families with safety, block club meetings, housing, and recreation. In 1998, the Arrupe Neighborhood Center moved to an on-campus location, where today more than 10 weekly afterschool programs occur. In addition, Arrupe hosts several seasonal events and one of the largest summer camps in Cleveland. Arrupe continues to bring more than 100 students from more than 35 local schools together year-round creating a safer Near West Side. In 2012 the Arrupe Summer Program served 184 disadvantaged youth during a free four-week camp.