Ohio Falun Dafa Association

Columbus Literacy Council ( CLC ), a central Ohio provider of adult basic literacy instruction was founded by Church Women United in 1970. Formally established as a non-profit educational corporation in 1975, CLC's mission is to increase the level of functional literacy among adults reading below an eighth grade level by teaching the English language skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking. CLC is the largest and oldest volunteer adult literacy program in central Ohio.CLC modes of instruction include one-to-one tutoring, small group instruction and computer-assisted instruction. CLC's decentralized tutoring operations occur in 119 different sites. In addition, 31 classes are offered at satellite sites around Columbus. Within the workplace, CLC maintains classes focused on teaching English language skills at various local companies.

The Ohio Association of Community Colleges (OACC) is a dedicated organization comprised of trustees, presidents, and staff who work towards the advancement and implementation of policies and initiatives that ensure the success of over 300,000 community college students in Ohio. With a strong belief in providing access to high-quality college education, the OACC supports the mission of the state's 23 community colleges, offering technical education, lower-division baccalaureate education, developmental education, and continuing education in local communities. As an advocate for Ohio's community colleges, the OACC serves as a valuable resource for its member institutions, providing leadership in developing and executing strategic directions, representing member colleges at state and national levels, promoting the benefits of community colleges to Ohio residents, facilitating trustee development, and fostering the exchange of ideas and information. Through advocacy, policy implementation, and professional development, the OACC strives to advance Ohio's community colleges and ensure their continued success.Generated from the website

Philanthropy Ohio is a statewide membership community for funders dedicated to enhancing the impact of philanthropy in Ohio through advocacy, learning programs, and public-private partnerships. With a focus on equity, the organization equips its members to be effective partners for change in their communities. Celebrating its 40th anniversary, Philanthropy Ohio supports nearly 200 members who collectively hold over $50 billion in assets and provide more than $4 billion in grants to nonprofit organizations. The organization offers various opportunities for professional development, collaboration, and engagement, fostering a vibrant philanthropic landscape across the state. Generated from the website