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Rooted in Service | Walls of Love (opens the original)
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Holly Jackson understands the stigma that surrounds homelessness all too well. Her perspective, however, also lends her the unique ability to understand the need. âI am a domestic violence and sexual assault survivor, and I am also a three-time cancer survivor,â Jackson told the Cleveland Jewish News. âWhen I left the situation I was in, I unfortunately found myself in a homeless situation. I had a job at the time, and unfortunately, I didnât qualify for any type of benefits, after humbl
Rooted in Service | United Way of Greater Cleveland (opens the original)
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After working with a manufacturing company for 20 years, a young man by the name of Bobby was unable to work his way out of his debt and was just âone car repair away from losing everything.â But when his employer referred him to the United Way of Greater Cleveland for one-on-one financial coaching, Bobby was not only able to better manage his debt, he also opened his first savings account, fixed his credit and found his way into a better financial situation. âAfter a couple years, he got
Rooted in Service | Children’s Guild of Cleveland (opens the original)
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Glue, glitter, buttons and beads. In the hands of a crafter, these materials can be made into something new, something ornate or something serviceable. But in the hands of the Childrenâs Guild of Cleveland, these materials are made into something much greater than a home good â they are turned into real dollars that support local agencies serving children in need. Mary Kehres, president of the Childrenâs Guild of Cleveland, told the Cleveland Jewish News that the organization raises funds
Rooted in Service | The Music Settlement (opens the original)
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Before Geralyn Presti became the CEO and president of The Music Settlement, she began her journey with the Cleveland-based nonprofit as a music therapist. That is where she first met the 16-year-old girl who refused to make eye contact, but would eventually change her life. âWe had nothing in common, the only thing we had in common was our love of music,â Presti told the Cleveland Jewish News. âI set up goals â making eye contact, answering my questions, initiating conversation. It began
Annual Israel trip reveals resilience, compassion of Israeli people (opens the original)
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For Lyndhurst resident Mark Sack, his annual summer trip to Israel was far more meaningful than a standard, relaxing vacation. âI go every summer for a number of weeks, and I create my own meaningful itineraries which involve visiting loved ones, family, friends, and attending meaningful programs â most of which are connected through the Jewish Federation of Cleveland,â Sack told the Cleveland Jewish News. Sack, who spent June 25 through July 17 in Israel, said that this year, his trip con
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