The KeyBank Foundation has announced a $1.5 million multiyear grant to The MetroHealth Foundation to expand services in Cleveland’s Buckeye and Clark-Fulton neighborhoods. The three-year award builds on prior support and will fund staffing, workforce training, financial coaching, and digital access through MetroHealth’s Health, Opportunity, Partnership and Empowerment (H.O.P.E.) program. The funding will scale neighborhood-based hubs that address social drivers of health and economic stability. The centers have already screened 160,000 community members and connected thousands to essential resources.
KeyBank awards $1.5M to MetroHealth for health, jobs, financial stability programs in Cleveland

MetroHealth Celebrates $1.5 million KeyBank Foundation Investment Supporting Opportunity Centers
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