CSA and United Way Partner to Create Community Impact

CSA and United Way Partner to Create Community Impact

CSA is very proud to again partner with United Way of Greater Cleveland in the second year of its Community Impact Agenda.  CSA will receive United Way funding to continue to support the work we do at Fulton House – our housing program for homeless Veterans.

United Way of Greater Cleveland recently announced it will invest nearly $11 million in more than 130 education, income and health programs this fiscal year. “Last year, we implemented our Community Impact Agenda and funding for programs to create a healthy community where all kids graduate high school and individuals and families are financially stable,” said United Way President and CEO Bill Kitson. “Our work is not done. This year, we’re continuing our investments and are also working to increase volunteer capacity for these programs.”

Overall, United Way is investing $6,131,946 in education initiatives, $6,095,053 to support programs helping individuals and families achieve and maintain financial stability, and $4,588,804 on health-related strategies.

To read more about the United Way of Greater Cleveland’s second year funding decisions, click the following link:

http://www.unitedwaycleveland.org/site/c.gpIOKZOxFoG/b.5216229/k.62D3/Distribution_of_Funds.htm?auid=15745970&kntaw38991=B2CFC55678B84A1D88AFCFD1B99BD1A2

CSA is very proud to be continue to be a part of this community-wide effort to create real, sustainable community impact, and looks forward to the opportunity to work cooperatively with the United Way of Greater Cleveland and the greater Cuyahoga County community to address the issues related to homelessness and poverty.