Gund Foundation News Today

The Community Foundation of Lorain County announced that Brittany "Britt" Lovett, a visionary leader in the world of philanthropy, was honored with the prestigious Emerging Philanthropist Award by Philanthropy Ohio for her exceptional contributions to advancing philanthropy in Lorain County and across Ohio.

The mayor spoke in detail about his administration's climate justice efforts.

LatinUs Theater performs Spanish-language plays by both classic and contemporary authors at their black box theater on the West Side of Cleveland.

The Museum of Creative Human Art is a Cleveland nonprofit giving marginalized youth a safe space to create, learn and even start a career in the arts.

With the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act, the founders of the Cleveland-based Green Bank are ready with a $2 billion pipeline of projects to bring affordable clean energy to low- and moderate-income communities.

Bringing Martin Uhle, president and CEO of the Community West Foundation, to the board adds a partner with direct ties in the community where the Fund's policies are focused.

The partners behind the 23-acre riverfront project have raised nearly $17 million, including a $5 million challenge grant from the Mandel Foundation and a $3.1 million Gund Foundation grant.

Retired business writer and editor Richard Osborne explains that Cleveland's corporate leadership can be traced to Samuel Mather, often referred to as Cleveland's 'first citizen,' who helped establish the Community Chest in Cleveland in 1913.

Civic leaders in Northeast Ohio — past and present — have been trying to think and plan beyond their traditional city and county borders for more than 100 years, not always successfully.

The GO Green Energy Fund provides clean energy investments to low- to moderate-income neighborhoods to combat environmental injustice. Through the Inflation Reduction Act, green banks nationwide will receive $20 billion.