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The purpose of human life is to serve, and to show compassion
and the will to help others.
Albert Schweitzer


Health - OutreacH - prevention - empowerment

15 th Annual Fundraiser


   "Step Up to Support
           Health and  Safety"

September 19, 2025

Register Today!


Featuring DJ Music Courtesy of
Selective Sound Events

We Need Your Help

      • Diabetic Socks
      • Tooth Brushes and tooth paste
      • Hand sanitizers 
      • Postage Stamps
      • Hand and Body Lotion
      • Small Laundry Detergent Bottles or packets
Donations are welcome & appreciated. 





SPRING IS HERE!


   


Keep up with everyday Activities with Project H.O.P.E.


Spring Activities for the Young at Heart

Read our  fun senior activity ideas below — ones that you can enjoy together!

  • Planting a garden, or even just some border flowers or potted herbs and plants.
  • Doing spring cleaning. Tasks for older adults may include sorting through items to donate or discard.
  • Walking outside, preferably around the neighborhood or an attractive park
  • Trying new spring recipes made with fresh fruits, vegetables, and herbs
  • Relaxing outside on a porch, deck, or patio.

  •  Exercising outdoors. For aging adults, this may consist of simple stretches or other exercises that are easy on the joints, or that correspond to the person’s level of fitness.

  • People-watching. Don’t underestimate this timeless activity! Simply observing people at a park, outdoor café, or another public place is especially good for older adults whose health limits other forms of entertainment.     
  • Visiting a farmer’s market. This is a wonderful opportunity for your loved ones to people-watch, shop, and enjoys the fresh flavors and scents of spring.    



Donate to Project H.O.P.E. Today 
to help the people of the Urban Core of Cleveland be safe and healthy!



Case Western Reserve University

Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing




Your HEALTH Book

Students  in their Senior Capstone Project created a health information book by organizing personal health information and increasing access to health care.

The need was based on sourcing information from the community we serve by  Listening to their concerns and requests.

The guest were an active participant in this process helping Project H.O.P.E. at every step of the way to make a tailored health tool.

As a result of the gracious donations of 4 people, we were able to make this idea become reality. 

We know this book will reach many seniors in need of support for their daily health.

Thank you to Eden Rainbolt and Madison Blanchard, senior nursing students, for their commitment and excellent outcome for the people we serve.


Our Education Topics!

 Food Safety:
    • When in doubt ~  throw it out

    • Understanding the Terms:
      Food Expiration & Best to Use By Dates

    • For Special Occasions:
      Choose Healthy Foods



All Outreach Session include:

  • ~ Educational Overview
  • ~ Chair Exercises, and
  • ~ Questions from Our Guests.








Thank you to our
Board of Directors
for their support
throughout the year!



ProjectHopeOfCleveland@gmail.com

Project H.O.P.E. of Cleveland, Inc.
10932 St. Clair Avenue
Cleveland, OH  44108  U.S.A.

216.391.7557

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