In Ohio, only 77,000 African Americans have received their COVID vaccine while one million white Ohioans have received theirs. Famicos is on the front lines fighting yet another racial disparity.
It is with profound sadness that Famicos Foundation announces the sudden death of Justina Kwesiga on February 16, 2021. Justina worked as the Famicos Foundation Controller for many years, supporting the rapid growth of Famicos Foundation staff, affordable housing portfolio and programs & services.
Famicos is proud to be one of eight revitalization organizations across the country to receive a Committed to Serve grant from Republic Services Charitable Foundation. These grants will assist minority-owned small businesses impacted by COVID-19.
Famicos CARES: LegalWorks opens pathways to employment by sealing minor criminal records and outstanding warrants. Seal your record, open new doors, and unlock opportunities. Call us today: (216) 791-6476 or email legalworks@famicos.org
Famicos and Councilman Basheer Jones have dedicated a new laundry room at Daniel E Morgan School that will be free to use for students and their families.
Famicos is one of ten organizations nationwide who have received a grant from the USDA for urban agriculture. This is a new grant program for the USDA.
Youth in Famicos' summer employment program learned about the shortage of skilled workers in the building trades and what a typical day looks like in construction and building.
Famicos Foundation is working with Ward 9 Councilman Kevin Conwell and Mayor Jackson's Neighborhood Transformation Initiative to revitalize Glenville, beginning with East 105th Street!