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The Tribe's Community Outreach initiative "Fill the House for Charity" was a great success for 13 non-profit agencies! During Wednesday Tribe games throughout the 2011 season, each participating non-profit organization generated revenue through the sale of discounted Indians tickets for their specific game and utilized Progressive Field to share their goodwill message.
The Indians donated $5 per every ticket sold by the agency, as well as an additional $1 for every ticket sold on the day of their designated game. This initiative raised more than $586,000 in monetary and in-kind donations for 13 NE Ohio non-profits.
| ORGANIZATION | DONATION TOTAL |
|---|---|
| United Way of Greater Cleveland | $ 39,896.00 |
| American Red Cross of Greater Cleveland | $ 35,973.00 |
| Ronald McDonald House of Cleveland | $ 30,131.00 |
The Diabetes Association of Greater Cleveland's mission is to ensure that Greater Clevelanders affected by diabetes have the support they need to live well with the disease.
To foster compassion and end animal suffering through adoption, humane investigations, spay and neuter, and education.
The Center for Families and Children is working to change lives and communities through client service, advocacy and collective action.
The American Red Cross of Greater Cleveland saves and improves the quality of lives as the community leader in emergency preparedness, responding to disasters with humanitarian aid and providing health and safety training.
The mission of Berea Children's Home and Family Services is to equip and empower children and families to reach their potential and become contributing members of a strong community. Annually, we serve over 11,000 individuals throughout the state of Ohio, and need the charitable support of others to help us keep our promise of building strong children and families.
The mission of Special Olympics Ohio is to provide year-round sports training and competition opportunities for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.
United Way of Greater Cleveland is a leader in addressing health and human service needs through convening partnerships, funding programs, and generating resources to support our community's priorities.
Shoes and Clothes for Kids provides a unique service for income-eligible families in Greater Cleveland by distributing new shoes, clothing, and items for infants and youth. Shoes and Clothes for Kids carries out its mission with compassion, care and respect through a network of partner agencies and offers the community a way to help families in need.
The Ronald McDonald House of Cleveland, Inc. supports families whose children are receiving treatment at area medical centers by providing a home-like environment and essential resources and services.
Coats for Kids was started in 1981 by local radio station employees, when they realized that a large number of children were missing school in the winter because they did not have warm coats. That November, Coats for Kids Cleveland was founded and the radio station began soliciting donations of like-new, gently worn coats and cash donations to purchase new coats.
Our Lady of the Wayside enriches the lives of individuals who have mental retardation and developmental disabilities. They provide individuals and their families pathways to healthy and productive personal growth through professional care and guidance.
The American Cancer Society saves lives by helping people stay well by preventing cancer or detecting it early; helping people get well by being there for them during and after a diagnosis; by finding cures through groundbreaking discovery; and by fighting back through public policy. As a result, more than 11 million people in America who have had cancer and countless more who have avoided it will be celebrating birthdays this year.
The Salvation Army is an international movement whose mission is to meet human needs without discrimination.
