In the News
Coverage of YouthServeCLE's work connecting Cleveland-area students with local nonprofits, from school publications, local media, and partner organizations.
Coverage
What local media, partner schools, and nonprofits have written about our students.
Cleveland Jewish News
The Cleveland Jewish News featured YouthServeCLE, then known as YouthServeCCIS, and co-founders Jack Nelson, Charlie Martin, and Valentina DiCenso's mission to connect Cleveland-area high schoolers with local nonprofits through monthly service themes. It spotlighted the R.A.K.E. event where 50+ students packed 200+ lunches for those in need.
University School
University School celebrated co-founders Jack Nelson and Charlie Martin after YouthServeCLE won a competitive pitch competition. The feature traced how a classroom idea grew into a city-wide, student-led movement reaching 8 schools and 50+ nonprofit partners in under a year.
Open Doors Academy
Open Doors Academy highlighted its literacy partnership with University School and YouthServeCLE. As part of YouthServeCLE's January Youth Education theme, student volunteers helped put hundreds of books into the hands of Greater Cleveland children in underserved communities.
Cleveland.com
Cleveland.com covered a Maltz Museum community press event where YouthServeCLE student volunteers took part in hands-on educational programming on remembrance, community, and civic responsibility.
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