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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.

Channel 5 News caught up with Daniel Gray-Kontar of Twelve Literary Arts and took in a poetry slam at the Glenville Arts Campus.

Empress Taytu Ethiopian restaurant was just named one of Cleveland's 25 best restaurants by Cleveland Magazine. Congrats to this vegetarian and vegan masterpiece in St. Clair-Superior.

NPR interviews Daniel Gray-Kontar, Executive Artistic Director of Twelve Literary Arts, on their new home at the Glenville Arts Campus.

Famicos is proud to have had the honor of restoring the Medical Arts building that Mr. Madison designed in 1960 and renaming it after him: The Madison at the Glenville Arts Campus.

A beautiful green space built for young & old alike to play, exercise, relax, and refresh.

Famicos is proud to partner with the City of Cleveland in revitalizing this historic and important neighborhood. We're restoring century homes to their former beauty, we're repairing homes and storefronts for existing residents, and we're constructing new modern buildings to draw in new businesses and residents.

Famicos' newsletter, The Foundation, is out now!

Evelyn Burnett and Mordecai Cargill Are Not Here to be Polite About Cleveland Leadership and Racial Equity. These two visionaries, who will be opening up Third Space Cafe in Famicos' building The Madison, give a poignant interview to Scene magazine on the challenges - and the opportunities - of building true racial equity in Cleveland.

Famicos partners with other amazing nonprofits like Birthing Beautiful in our common goal to dismantle systemic racial exclusion in Cuyahoga County.

The Center for Arts Inspired Learning, in partnership with Famicos Foundation, has opened their second location, Studio 105, at the Glenville Arts Campus