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The Winter 2020 edition of The Foundation is out now!

Please note important traffic changes to East 105th St in Glenville.

Famicos has been awarded state tax credits for the restoration of historic St Mark's.

Famicos is going to restore St Mark's church on historic East Blvd in Glenville.

Channel 3 news story on the exciting things happening in Glenville.

There's exciting progress being made on East 105th St in Glenville, spearheaded by the work of Famicos Foundation.

See how Famicos is helping Millennials with large student debt become homeowners and play an important part in Glenville's resurgence.

A study was just released showing the economic impact on the state over the past 5 years by 10 NeighborWorks organizations, including Famicos.

The Fall 2019 edition of The Foundation is out now!

Twelve Literary Arts is moving into their new home at the Glenville Arts Campus!

Nineteen-year-old artist Terry Joshua's ART'd exhibition at the Glenville Arts Campus was a raging success!

Find out why Glenville is attracting some great developers and new businesses!

See how couples like Dane & Todd are making the choice to work in Cleveland and to live in Glenville. We're so happy Dane & Todd love living in their beautiful century home as much as we loved restoring it!

Teen artists taking classes with the Center For Arts-Inspired Learning learned business skills and learned about Glenville's rich history by painting a mural at the Glenville Arts Campus.

Famicos partnered with CHN Partners, Medical Mutual, and Cleveland First Responders to help clean up several streets in Glenville.

As part of the next phase of Mayor Frank Jackson's Neighborhood Transformation Initiative, the City of Cleveland will partner with Famicos in building 30 news homes in Glenville and renovating another 20 homes.

Many thanks to Rebuilding Together, Spectrum, and the Ward 7 Team for repairing 4 homes for seniors as a part of Spectrum's Community Impact Day!

The basketball court at Thurgood Marshall Neighborhood Resource & Recreation Center in Hough got a much-needed upgrade, thanks to the Cavs and the City of Cleveland.

The City Club recently hosted an event called “Help Wanted: Building Wealth in Minority Communities.” The conversation featured three panelists who work in Cleveland to build wealth in black and brown communities through homeownership, traditional entrepreneurship, and worker ownership. Famicos' own Khrys Shefton was one of the panelists.

Cleveland Browns RB Nick Chubb, mascot Chomps, and Browns front office staff, along with staff from Key Bank and Famicos, cleaned up a Glenville Park and street.