After raising $2,660 last year after their Ride for Life Poker Run, Laura, and Joe Martovitz didn’t know if they’d raise much more than that in 2021. They were surprised by the number of donations that flowed through their 9th annual Ride for Life Poker Run this year, and so proud to present a check for $5,606 to FrontLine Service, to be used to support work done by the agency’s Mobile Crisis Team and suicide prevention hotline.
Read MoreFrontLine Service recognizes HungerNetwork ‘s Food Rescue program for its work to give meals to our clients and other people in need in our community.
Read MorePartners in Cuyahoga County’s Housing First initiative today announced a partnership with A Place 4 Me to design a new 50-unit supportive housing development specifically to serve transition-aged youth age 18 to 24 (TAY) experiencing homelessness. The partners recently attracted low-income housing tax credits from the Ohio Housing Finance Agency to help fund the $12 million development, which has an anticipated opening in summer 2023 in the St. Clair Superior neighborhood.
Read MoreFrontLine Service’s Cleveland Mediation Center (CMC) has started a new program in our community to connect individuals returning from prison with their family members.
Funded by the JAMS Foundation and the National Association for Community Mediation and in partnership with Oriana House and FrontLine Service’s Children of Incarcerated Parents Program, CMC is mediating with fathers at Oriana House’s Community Based Correctional Facility (CBCF) and caregivers of their children.
Read MoreDear faithful community members,
This year has been a challenge for us all. It has been particularly difficult for those individuals and families already struggling with poverty, homelessness, and mental health or addiction issues. FrontLine’s greatest priority has been to maintain the safety of our staff and our clients and to keep our agency’s doors open to those most in need.
Read MoreFor the fifth year in a row, FrontLine Service has received an abundance of dolls of color for Twinkle Shop through the difficult pandemic this year.
Dolls For Divas, a local charity organization, gave a generous annual donation of dolls for families in need. The organization has given to other organizations but has primarily given to FrontLine Service for five consecutive years. Stevenson said she found the organization welcoming and dedicated.
Read MoreFrontLine Service, serving the county’s most vulnerable: the homeless, children affected by violence and those in crisis or contemplating suicide, has entered into a partnership with Geiger’s to provide coats for the cold, upcoming winter to children and their families.
Read MoreThe two were amazed at the amount of money they received at their 8th annual Ride for Life Poker Run. Despite their fight against a torrential downpour, with less than a quarter of their usual attendees and during a pandemic, they were able to raise $2,660 for FrontLine Service’s Mobile Crisis Team and suicide prevention hotline.
Read MoreFrontLine Service is proud to be recognized by ERC as one of 99 great Northeast Ohio workplaces for top talent. This is the 8th time that our organization has received the NorthCoast 99 Award.
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