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Federal grant
The Eleanor B. Rainey Memorial Institute Building Is Cleveland's Only Remaining Settlement House. Built in 1904, the Institute Housed Middle-class Settlers Who Provided Educational and Social Services to Cleveland's Immigrant and Minority Communities as One House of the Reformist Settlement House Movement. the Rainey Institute Owned and Continuously Operated the House Until 2011. This Grant Project Will Fund the Rehabilitation of the House to Enable Its Continued Use as a Community Center.
Committed
$500,000
Paid out
$381.1K
76%
Committed, not yet paid
$118.9K
24%
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