Adoption Network Cleveland: A non-profit educational, advocacy, support and search group. Provides overview of programs and services, event calendar, newsletter, and contact details.
Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite of Cleveland: One of the two branches of Freemasonry in which a Master Mason may proceed after he has completed the three degrees of Symbolic or Blue Lodge Masonry.
Benjamin Rose Institute: Aging information and advice for seniors about aging successfully.
Citizens' Vision: A facilitating organization for citizen action. Current committees seek to preserve the historic Hulett Ore Unloaders, Steamship William G. Mather, and Whiskey Island greenspace.
Cleveland Aquarium Society: Present meeting schedule, event calendar, photos, and show results.
Cleveland Area Mensa: Encompases the North Coast of Ohio from Ashtabula to Sandusky. Provides membership directory, newsletter, and calendar of events.
Cleveland Bridge Builders: Identifies, trains and channels emerging leaders for effective civic involvement.
Cleveland Catholic Charities: Provides services for the hungry and homeless, older adults, children and families, and the disabled.
Cleveland Council on World Affairs: A non-profit, non-partisan organization seeking to enhance public dialogue on and understanding of important international economic, political and social issues.
Cleveland Food Bank: Provides donated food to local agencies, food pantries, soup kitchens and shelters that serve the needy in Northeast Ohio.
Cleveland Housing Network: Develops affordable homeownership opportunities in partnership with community development corporations.
Cleveland Police Patrolman's Association: Provides information, listing of officers, and message from president.
Cleveland Saltwater Enthusiasts Association: C-Sea is a group of both new and advanced marine aquarium hobbyists in the Cleveland area. Contains meeting information, contact information, and photos of members' tanks.
Cleveland Spanish American Committee: Offers employment, housing, ESL, bilingual daycare, immigration services, interpreting, bilingual scouting, notarizations, education and employment discrimination counseling.
Cleveland Tenants Organization: Provides information about the Ohio Landlord Tenant Law to landlords and tenants in Cleveland.
Cleveland Toastmasters 351: Provides meeting schedule, news, and contact details.
Computers Assisting People Inc.: Volunteers take in donated computer equipment and refurbish it to make useful, working systems that are given away to nonprofit organizations in the Cleveland area.
Council for Economic Opportunities in Greater Cleveland: Fights poverty and builds families through programs including Head Start, Workforce and Family Development, and the Emergency Home Energy Assistance Program. Employment opportunities, events calendar, and a site locator.
Famicos Foundation: A neighborhood development organization serving the county. Provides overview, newsletters, and construction details.
Greater Cleveland-Volgograd Oblast Alliance: A nonprofit organization that facilitates humanitarian assistance to non-governmental organizations and citizens living in the Volgograd Region of Russia.
Housing Research and Advocacy Center: Not-for-profit fair housing agency that promotes equal housing opportunities and positive race relations. Calendar of events, explanation of fair housing, newsletter, and research.
Intercontinental Community Builders Management: A nonprofit organization that improves the quality of life in communities by making them desirable, safe places in which to live.
Japan Society of Cleveland: Promotes and enhances relationships to improve understanding among the people of Japan. Provides event calendar and membership details.
MotivAsians for Cleveland: Organization of young professionals that aims to build a strong community to attract and retain Asian Pacific Americans to the greater Cleveland area.
Old Stone Foundation: A nonprofit organization that aims to improve the quality of life in the community by providing opportunities in education, family structure, and job skills.
Partnership for a Safer Cleveland: A nonprofit organization that provides fee based services to increase safety through collaborative, educational, and programmatic initiatives.
Survivors/Victims of Tragedy, Inc.: Support group for those who have lost a loved one through murder.
The Center for Community Solutions: Nonprofit organization working on social services issues. Social indicators, policy analysis, current projects, and publications. Formerly the Federation for Community Planning.
The Cleveland Foundation: Community foundation presents reports, information for donors, grants, news, and events.
The Cleveland Linux Users Group: Dedicated to promoting and supporting Linux users in the greater Cleveland area. Includes meeting schedule and membership list.
The Cleveland Professional Twenty-Thirty Club: Offers networking, educational, philanthropic, and social opportunities for young professionals.
The Generation Foundation: A tax-exempt public charity funded by public and private foundations and individuals that seeks to initiate and assist addressing long-range solutions to problems by focusing on the prevention and elimination of their causes.
The George Gund Foundation: Making grants quarterly in areas of education, economic development and community revitalization, human services, arts, environment and civic affairs.