MAKE AN IMPACT.

Celebrating 20 Years of Organizing Efforts In Ohio.

ORGANIZE

"Community organizing is the process of building power through involving a constituency in identifying problems they share and the solutions to those problems that they desire”

- David Beckwith

Our vision is to broaden that impact by working together, as a network of community groups, and to identify and meet the training and resource developments of every member group. We are committed to support NOBLE, the Ohio Fair Lending Coalition, and the Shaker Square Alliance, in our common mission to advance general equity and to generate progressive change.

Volunteer Journey

Join Our Efforts to Organize! Ohio

Volunteers are often the glue that holds a community together. Volunteering allows you to connect to your community and make it a better place. Even helping out with the smallest tasks can make a real difference to the lives of those in need.

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Our Initiatives

We work with local groups in the community to coordinate and assist targeted campaigns and initiatives. Each initiative operates on a grassroots level with a dispersed support network grounded in our communities. Through our combined efforts, we can begin to reach progressive change.

Ending Poverty

Affordable Housing

Just Budgeting

Tenant Rights

Fair Lending

Utilities For All

100 +

People Organized

1 +

Forums

0 +

Members Citywide

$ 1200 K+

Funds Raised

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Our Committment

Organize Ohio ‘s movement reach tens of hundreds of Clevelanders who stand to benefit from three community strategies. Each strategy area brings together agencies and innovative initiatives designed to support our neighbors in crisis and move them toward stability. We hold ourselves and our partners accountable for achieving measurable goals in each area.

End Poverty Now

Movement

The End Poverty Now Coalition was organized as a collective action to call upon both political parties during the Republican National Convention in regards to poverty issues in the United States.

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