Events

Delivery and set up of beds at Buckeye / Woodhill in Cleveland. Meeting place will be announced soon. 

At S4S, unwanted shoes and clothing are turned into opportunity, by keeping them from going to waste and putting them to good use – providing relief, creating jobs and empowering people to break the cycle of poverty.

Sonia will provide us an update on the organizations mission, impact, and how we can help. 

We will have our annual lunch/get together at Mulligan's in Avon 38244 Colorado Ave, Avon, OH 44011.  Arrive around noon-ish and stay as late as you like!!  All are welcome.

Our Vision
A world where all at life’s thresholds may be honored with compassion shared through song.

Our Mission
Singing for those at the thresholds of life.

Each Threshold Choir chapter is firmly rooted in its local community while also being an important part of our shared community as an international organization. We sing from the same repertoire and share our experiences at regional and international gatherings. Choir members know they are welcome at rehearsals and gatherings outside their area and often make plans to visit when traveling. We also stay in touch by email, newsletter, video meetings, and through this website. Most important, of course, we share a culture of compassion and respect for individuals at the threshold.

Meet at the Westlake Porter Public Library to wrap gifts for our adopt-a-family. Bring any wrapping items you have to donate. All are welcome. 

Josh is a coach with Braintrust, a communication skills-based growth consulting firm focusing on sales, coaching, and customer support. Braintrust helps organizations by delivering coaching and training rooted in neuroscience and behavioral psychology. https://braintrustgrowth.com/

Mission: Inspire, enrich, and transform lives through dynamic arts experiences.

Vision: Connecting and empowering people, communities, and cultures to flourish through excellent arts experiences. 

ORGANIZATIONAL “NORTH STAR”

Beck Center for the Arts welcomes and engages every individual who shares the goal of enhancing the human spirit through arts experiences. We believe in the transforming and transcending power of the arts, the strength of collaboration, an inclusive and safe environment, and diversity as an essential component in all we do. We are committed to continuous learning for deeper understanding of equity and inclusion, using this understanding to create an environment that connects all people, communities, and cultures through the arts.

Beck Center's Core Values: We believe in the transforming and transcending power of the arts, the strength of collaboration, diversity as an essential component in all we do, an inclusive and safe environment, ethical and fiscal responsibility, customer service, personal attention and access, and building relationships.

The Edna House has graciously offered to give us a tour of their facility. Please RSVP via Club Runner. If you have trouble accessing the RSVP option, email Lisa Hebert or Andrew Mangels and we will get you signed up. 

Once we have sign ups, we will communicate car pooling and meet up locations for those that may be interested. 

Youth Challenge changes lives in simple yet extraordinary ways.  Children with physical disabilities and their teen volunteer partners learn and grow through adaptive sports, recreation, art, and life-skills training.  At Youth Challenge, we believe that, despite one’s limitations, everyone has the right to play, learn, make friends, have fun, and enjoy life in a safe, welcoming environment. No family is ever charged a fee for Youth Challenge services.

Join us for our festive holiday dinner, a time to gather with fellow members and guests in celebration of the season. We’re grateful for the friendships we’ve built, the impact we’ve made, and the support of our community. Together, let’s celebrate the past year’s achievements and look forward to new opportunities in 2025!

Justin is a member of the Cleveland Metro Bar Association, the American Bar Association, and the Cleveland 20/30 Club. Previously, he was a member of the Akron Bar Leadership Academy in 2019.

Best Buddies continues to make great strides to positively impact the lives of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Brian McDonough is an Assistant US Attorney and specializes in white collar crimes and elder fraud scams. He will be sharing valuable information that may help us better protect ourselves, our families, and our clients.

Join us for a night of fun, fierce competition, and likely embarrassing moments (for some maybe) while bowling and celebrating the Thai New Year! The Thai New Year, known as Songkran, is a vibrant festival celebrated annually in Thailand, marked by a nationwide water fight symbolizing cleansing and renewal. 

We will be celebrating with our exchange student and avid bowler (aka a ringer), Tubtim, and her host parents, Tina and Mark. 

Bring your friends, family, and other guests. Non-bowlers absolutely welcome! 

Where: The Elks @ 24350 Center Ridge Rd, Cleveland, OH 44145 (next door to Mitchells Tavern, across the street from Gales Greenhouse). 

There will be no charge for bowling and some shoes and balls are available at the lanes. If you have your own, dust them off and bring them with you. 

There are six lanes and we can alternate bowlers if we get more than 24 signed up to bowl. 

Food of some type will be provided but the grill room will be open and it is  also Taco Tuesday.

Please sign up you and your guests in the designated Bowler and Non-Bowler signup lists. 

Stacie Pettyjohn is a Senior Fellow and Director of the Defense Program at CNAS. Her areas of expertise include defense strategy, posture, force planning, the defense budget, and wargaming. Prior to joining CNAS, Pettyjohn spent over 10 years at. the RAND Corporation as a political scientist.

Clauge Playhouse President Peter Toomey and their director of community outreach, Neal Silvester will provide an overview of what's new at the playhouse. . 

We will be filling baskets to support the Interact district service project to be given to patients receiving chemotherapy at the Cleveland Clinic. 

All materials will be provided - all we need is you time! 

We will meet in the large conference room on the 2nd floor of the Westlake Porter Public Library. 

More information to follow. Held at the Cleveland Marriott East in Warrensville Heights. 

Addiction recovery can be challenging. That’s why Ray Recovery strives to be a ray of light in the darkness for those seeking treatment and recovery from substance abuse with our addiction treatment in Hudson, Ohio. The organization offers a range of programs and services, from medication-assisted treatment to dual diagnosis. No matter what you’re facing, they want to be there.

Ray Recovery offers addiction treatment services to Ohio residents struggling with substance use disorders (SUDs), as well as partnering with local sober living facilities for those in need. Their team of compassionate addiction treatment specialists is prepared to answer any questions about Ray Recovery’s addiction services. 

Logan will be providing the club with background on their services. 

The attached article gives you more insight into Judge Vodrey. https://clevelandtrialattorneys.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Pointers-from-the-Bench-An-Interview-With-Judge-William-F.B.-Vodrey.pdf