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(Cuyahoga County )
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We have reached our fundraising GOAL of $10,000!!!

Our team would like to THANK Everyone who supported our efforts. We are forever grateful!

Sponsors and Community Partners:

A Vision of Change, Cuyahoga County Library, Lifeline Sports, Josh Gibson Foundation, Warrensville Heights City Schools, Acuitive Digital, Banneker Financial Services, City of Warrensville Heights, Tom Rooney Sports Entertainment Group, Madwerkz Studios, Bedtime In a Box, Kristin Andress, Goosechase, Cleveland State University, HIP Cuyahoga, Bike Cleveland, Cuyahoga County Board of Health, OSU Extension Cuyahoga County, Open Streets, Spellmaster, Elemental Community Solutions, Beyond Extracts and Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc Omicron Delta Chapter

We are still actively raising dollars for sustainable youth development opportunities. We Thank You for your support!!

For project information, please contact Michael Matthews - michael@panache5.com  

The Community Cup Classic™ is an annual county wide family engagement and wellness competition.

The mission of the Community Cup Classic™ is to:

  • Connect youth and families to a network of evidence based supports to reduce health disparities and be successful in today’s global economy.
  • Increase positive adult engagement by creating opportunities where youth are celebrated.

  • Raise one million dollars to be distributed annually for sustainable youth development opportunities and to eliminate barriers in becoming life long learners.

2019 Greater Cleveland Events

Community Cup Classic™ 2019 events - All events are FREE to the community! For more: http://allevents.by/communitycupclassic

Free Health Screenings!!  Blood Pressure, EKG Heart Check, Nutrition and Physical Activity and Blood Glucose (Sugar)

  • June 8 - Lifeline Sports Youth Baseball Clinic partnership with Greater Cleveland Sports Commission First Pitch of the Summer Festival - League Park - 6600 Lexington Avenue - 10 - 2
  • June 12 - Community Health Fair - Parma Snow Branch - 2121 Snow Road - 10 - 4
  • June 13 - Community Health Fair - Warrensville High School - 4270 Northfield Road - 10 - 3
  • June 24 - Community Health Hub Pop Up - Parkwood Drive Thru - 11100 Superior Avenue - 1 - 4
  • June 29 - Community Car Wash and Community Festival - Bethany Baptist Church -1211 East 105th, 10 - 4
  • July 13 - Southeast Community Health Expo - John Adams High School 3817 MLK Jr. Drive - 10 - 3
  • July 20 - Family Unity Day - Luke Easter Park 12 - 6
  • July 31 - Project Hope Foot Clinic - St. Aloysius Community Room - 10932 St. Clair - 12 - 2:30
  • August 3 - Lifeline Sports Youth Baseball Clinic - League Park - 6600 Lexington Avenue - 10 - 2 - Register: http://www.lifelinesports.com
  • August 7 - Wellness Wednesday - Greater Friendship Baptist Church - 12305 Arlington Ave - 6 - 7
  • August 10 - Glenville Festival Sam Miller Park - 12 - 6
  • August 17 - Back to School Health Fair - Ashbury Senior Computer Community Center - 11011 Ashbury Ave - 1 - 4
  • August 21 - Wellness Wednesday - Greater Friendship Baptist Church - 12305 Arlington Ave - 6 - 7
  • August 28 - Project Hope Foot Clinic - St. Aloysius Community Room - 10932 St. Clair - 12 - 2:30
  • August 31 - Community Health Fair partnership with Cleveland Clinic - Greater Friendship Baptist Church - 12305 Arlington Ave - 10 - 4
  • August 31 - National African American Male Wellness Walk and 5K Run - Luke Easter Park - 7a - 12n
  • September 21 - SCIIT Health Expo - Thurgood Marshall Recreation Center - 8611 Hough Avenue - 10 - 2
  • September 25 - Project Hope Foot Clinic - St. Aloysius Community Room - 10932 St. Clair - 12 - 2:30
  • September 28 - Lifeline Sports Youth Football Clinic - Brush High School - 4875 Glenlyn Rd - 10 - 2 - Register: http://www.lifelinesports.com
  • October 26 - 20th Annual Community Appreciation Cookout - All The Kings Men Barber Shop - St. Clair Ave - 1 - 4 - 9111
  • October 30 - Project Hope Foot Clinic - St. Aloysius Community Room - 10932 St. Clair - 12 - 2:30
  • December 4 - Project Hope Foot Clinic - St. Aloysius Community Room - 10932 St. Clair - 12 - 2:30
  • Project Hope Foot Clinic - Break for December (2020 tenative dates - January 29, February 26, March 25, April 29, May 27)

Back to School Giveaways

  • July 27 - FREE Backpack Giveaway - Church of Pentecost - 2951 W. 32nd St - 2 - 5
  • August 1 - 2nd Annual Cuyahoga County Family Fun Day - Public Square - 10:30 - 2
  • August 3 - FREE Back 2 School Supplies Giveaway - Euclid Creek Reservation - 850 Euclid Creek Pkwy - 12 - 3 (Register click link)
  • August 3 - City of Cleveland Youth Summit & Back to School Fair - Public Auditorium 500 Lakeside Ave - 9 - 1:30
  • August 3 - Boost Mobile Back to School Event - 4064 Lee Rd - 1 - 3 (Register click link)
  • August 4 - Boost Mobile Back to School Event - 3101 W. 25th St - 1 - 3 (Register click link)
  • August 4 - Back to School Blast - 5930 State Road - 1 - 3
  • August 4 - Kids N Crowns Back to School Festival - 17100 Harvard Avenue - 1 - 5
  • August 10 - Boost Mobile Back to School Event - 5342 Northfield Rd - 1 -3 (Register click link)
  • August 10 - FREE Backpacks and School Supplies - Lakewood New Life Church - 14224 Detroit Ave - 12 - 2
  • August 10 - FREE Backpacks and School Supplies - Kids in the Commons - Greenbriar Commons - 12 - 5
  • August 17 - PCSD Opening Kick off - Byers Field - 10 - 3
  • August 17 - Boost Mobile Back to School Event - 3552 Fulton Rd - 1 - 3 (Register click link)
  • September 7 - Back to School Bash - East 55th and Huss St - 1 - 4

Community Meetings

To register for youth clinics visit: http://www.lifelinesports.com

To see us on Live on Lakeside, click here

The annual event calendar culminates in June of 2020 with the Community Cup Classic™ Finals, a week celebration filled with signature events.

Demographics

  • Targeted age group: Minority Youth (8 to 14)
  • Target: 25,000 youth and their households (+100,000 people)
  • Youth Development: STEAM, Chess, Robotics, Theatre, Spoken Word, Music
  • Workforce Development: Sports Management, Finance, Technology, Health professions
  • Sport Events: Flag Football, Track and Field, Soccer, Kickball
  • Family Support: Mothers / Babies, Physical Activity, Chronic Disease Self Management, Environmental (Asthma, etc.), Nutrition Education

Location

  • Cuyahoga County
  • City of Warrensville Heights
  • City of South Euclid
  • City of Richmond Heights
  • City of Maple Heights
  • City of Cleveland

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

the steps

Through direct partnerships community residents will have an opportunity to work with leaders and professionals throughout the year who will provide mentorship in leadership, opportunities to participate in civic engagement, career training, academics, peer support and health/wellness and fitness activities.  

 

 

why we're doing it

As positive adult engagement increases, our strategies instill in students the self-confidence and motivation to stay in school, graduate from high school and pursue post-high school education, career training and/or employment.  The fundraising model provides sustainable resources to support the scalability of strategy.

 

budget

DISBURSED BUDGET (10.4.19)

Neighborhood Teams $1617.88

 



TOTAL RAISED = $1,704.00
ioby Platform Fee $35.00
ioby Donation Processing Fee (3%) $51.12
TOTAL TO DISBURSE= $1,617.88

Throughout the calendar year, communities throughout the county, compete against each other earning points for participation in a variety of youth centered opportunities that promote academic success, connectivity to family and community, positive social emotional skill development and healthy lifestyles to determine which community has the highest level of resident involvement and family engagement. and thus a better community for its young people. The point system embedded within the event calendar braids youth development best practice with the core principles of human behavior and competition.

We anticipate these project operations expenses to be used for event operations, insurances, marketing, talent, and operating capital to acquire the materials, equipment and facilities etc. as necessary for project implementation.

Website Development for the Cup 2000

Neighborhood Teams 2000

Donor Advised Fund Establishment 6000

Total Project Budget 10000

 

PROJECT FUNDING NEEDED = $10,000

ioby Platform Fee $35

ioby Donation Processing Fee (3%) $310

 

TOTAL TO RAISE = $10,345

 

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donors

  • Simpson Price
  • Banneker Financial Services
  • Caitlyn Fischer
  • ebony d taylor
  • Helen
  • Gregory B.
  • Stacy N.
  • Matt Cannistraci
  • Synita G.
  • The Marshall Family
  • Ryan C.
  • The Young Family
  • Anonymous
  • The M. Mayweather Family
  • The L. Jenkins Family
  • The M. Jenkins Family
  • Distinguished Men Of Excellence
  • Anonymous
  • The Wise Family
  • S. and M. Goodman Family
  • Anonymous
  • Michelle B.
  • Ali
  • Donny Thomas
  • B jones
  • Warren Wise
  • Nick
  • Anonymous
  • Anonymous