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​Ohio City Power helps children and honors Veterans who became Police Officers

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Faith-based Network Collaboration: Small Consistent Giving Generates Big Results

9/10/2014

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Lisa Braun (left), Executive Director of Ohio City Power with Jane Biggar (right), member of The Federated Church located in Chagrin Falls, Ohio and long-time supporter of OCP.  
Jane continues to donate her time twice a month by picking up and delivering bagels from Einstein Bagels in Chagrin Falls to The Federated Church for transport down to St. Paul's Community Church-Cleveland for two monthly meals: 
  • Soup For The Soul, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 10:00 A.M. - 12:30 P.M.
Thank you to Jane for your loving and tasty donation.  
Learn more Ohio City Power partner organizations here:
  • St. Paul's Community Church
  • The Federated Church-An Open and Affirming Congregation
Together we can make a difference!

Ohio City Power Programs Change Lives. Give Generously.
Support Ohio City Power not for profit programs and services in faith-based economic development to improve the spiritual and physical well-being of the homeless, hungry and jobless of Cleveland, Ohio and surrounding cities. Every dollar is gratefully received.

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Re-Weave Community: Invest in Connectivity, Creativity and Collaboration

9/7/2014

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Programs Build Relationship Capacity to Accelerate Community Change

Lisa Braun, Executive Director, Ohio City Power and Tom O'Brien, Program Director, Neighborhood Connections at The Cleveland Foundation, talk about how relationship building programs accelerate community capacity for transformational change.

Lisa shares the story of how Ohio City Power collaborates to serve regional organizations, amplify resource access, strengthen community and network reach to turbo charge human success stories.

Tom talks about the legacy of Neighborhood Connections, it's areas of program support, and how since 2003, the organization has invested in community-based projects that build relationships in neighborhoods and across Northeast Ohio. Tom also explains how the citizen-lead Neighborhood Connections funding process works. 
Above: Listen to the interview on SoundCloud. Add your Like and Follow!
Above: Photos in and around the new offices of Neighborhood Connections, located at The Agora, 5000 Euclid Avenue, Suite 310, in Cleveland, Ohio. See the Photo Album, "Re-Weave Community" at Ohio City Power on Flickr. Share with your social networks!
Do You Know About Neighbor Up! Network Night?

If you're interested in connecting to learn more, start by attending a Neighbor Up! Network Night gathering.

Meetings are hosted by Neighborhood Connections the first Thursday of every month, 6pm – 8pm at the University Circle United Methodist Church, 1919 E. 107th Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Resource links

  • Ohio City Power http://www.ohiocitypower.net
  • Neighborhood Connections http://neighborhoodgrants.org
  • Community Greenhouse Partners http://communitygreenhousepartners.org
  • P.A.C.E. Tumbling Program http://www.livecleveland.org/node/6294
  • The Metanoia Project http://metanoiaproject.org
  • St. Paul's Community Church http://www.stpaulscleveland.org
  • The Federated Church http://www.fedchurch.org
  • Neighbor Up! http://neighborhoodgrants.org/neighborhood-connections-greater-university-circle/
Ohio City Power Programs Change Lives. Give Generously.

Support Ohio City Power not for profit programs and services in faith-based economic development to improve the spiritual and physical well-being of the homeless, hungry and jobless of Cleveland, Ohio and surrounding cities. Every dollar is gratefully received.

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