BRIGHTER FUTURES, BETTER LIFE

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OUR MISSION Ohio Sister Circle's mission is to provide  programming that educates and empowers youth and families  -  in hopes to build a brighter future and a better life.


OUR VISION  A world where our youth and families can pursue endless opportunities, ending poverty, educational barriers and hunger.

OUR PATHWAY  We meet each young person/adult we serve where they are, identifying challenges with our S.M.A.R.T plan,  providing comprehensive support, and solutions together.

2024 S2S MASTER CLASS

  • Macedonia, OH, USA

" The Art of MotherHood" Saturday May 13th, 2023. @ 11 am -SOLD OUT -We will also Honor a Few Mothers-

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MOTHERS' DAY LUNCH "The Art of Motherhood"

Join Us for and Extraordinary Event as we Celebrate Motherhood. Our Theme: The Art of Motherhood @ the Embassy Suites Hotel, 3775 Park East Drive Beachwood Ohio Saturday May 4, 2024

$50.00

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S.O.A.R

S.O.A.R

Students Obtaining Assets and Resources All sessions are held at: The Frederick Douglass Recreation Center 15401 Miles Rd Cleveland, Ohio Mentorship program providing it not limited to:, business acumen, money management, entrepreneurship skill set, music, arts and crafts for youth ages 8-17 years of age New Day and Time Alert! Wednesday’s @5pm

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HIGH SCHOOL ESSAY /MENTORSHIP

HIGH SCHOOL ESSAY /MENTORSHIP

The Rising Stars Mentoring Program

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BE Fit - BE Active   PROGRAMS

BE Fit - BE Active PROGRAMS

SPORTS RELOAD All sessions are held at : The Frederick Douglass Recreation Center 15401 Miles Rd, Cleveland Ohio Teaching the importance of family, school, integrity, perseverance and personal growth in group settings. Closing the gap in this area with our Free Activities and Mentorship opportunities.

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COMMUNITY OUTREACH

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

OSC provides free support to the community by means of select events that offer goods and services, education information, college tours, reading materials, school supplies, referrals and more. In 2022 we issued over 120 back packs filled with supplies, and over 500 books were given out to all ages as well.

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Hope in Healing

Hope in Healing

Group Recovery Support Group for those who desire a space to share their grief recovery process. This is not a licensed/ medical guided group. If you wish medically based guided help- referral options will be made available.

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Please Complete the Basic Form for Registration.   Each participant will be required to complete waivers, photo release and health forms to participate.  These forms will follow in an additional email with dates, times and requirements to participate.

Thank You in advance.

OSC Merch

OSC Merchandise

OSC Merchandise 7-14 day delivery

  

$65.00

SOAR HAT

7-14 day delivery

  

$25.99

SOAR T-SHIRT

7-14 day delivery

  

$14.99

The Rising Stars of OSC SOAR MENTORING SCHOLARSHIP 

* MUST BE A  STUDENT IN THE CLEVELAND METROPOLITAN SCHOOL DISTRICT

Please complete every section of the “Wiley & Alberta Walker Humanitarian Scholarship”registration form.  Any section not completed or required files ,and documents not uploaded will forfeit the opportunity to be considered.
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Sharon Clark

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CEO/Founder

Founder, Programming Director, Research Director, Grant writer, Community/Event Organizer;Accounting @ DFAS- Department of Defense; CBFF Leadership DEvelopment Fellowship Cohort/ College Now Greater Cleveland Mentoring Program

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Donnell A. Clark Sr

Board Member - Chief Financial Officer CFO

Donnell Clark Sr./MBA Branch Chief at DFAS Department of Defense

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Mattie Jones-Hollowell

Board Member

Key Bank Vice President Corporate Responsible Officer

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Dr. Yolanda Spooney, PhD, CPA

Board Member

Mgr/Kaufman Rossin

Ruth Dickens

Board Member

Retired Cleveland Metropolitan School District/ Transition Coordinator

Kory A. Clark

Advisor/Board Member

Key Bank Portfolio Manager , CDLI Ashland University Graduate BA Finance

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Mary Paxton

Advisor

Senior Director Advancement JumpStart

Sylvia Watson

Community Engagement Specialist

Director of Guest Experience MGM Northfield Park

Yvonne Renee Wright

Sports Development

Retired/Glenville High School Educator 30 plus years : Coaching Basketball/Volleyball/Track Motivational Speaker

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Brandynn Clark

Youth Outreach /Director

Jayln Dickens

Youth Outreach

Ashley Nicole Simpson - Akram

Communications Outreach

VOLUNTEER

We need highly skilled and trained individuals to see the need! BOARD / VOLUNTEER COMPETENCIES: • Group skills – team oriented, will prioritize the boards, organization and members best interest over individual priorities related to the nonprofit • Interpersonal skills – good communications skills , relationship building, has elements of social power(personal, expert and positional)positive reputation(legitimacy to members and public) • Personal leadership skills- provided innovative leadership, creative, ability to make new ideas possible • Technical skills – knowledge about the nonprofit field • Personal attributes that enhance our brand , commitment, emotionally invested, have a moral turpitude(such as NO ACTS OF: social injustice, adultery, pedophilia, alcoholism, drug use or other) that will tarnish or have the potential to tarnish the nonprofits name, core values while serving our youth/women.

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2023 Holiday Giveaway

2023 Holiday Giveaway

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Annual Toy Giveaway Sponsored by; Marines Toys for Tots and Ohio Sister Circle

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YOUTH SPORTS

YOUTH SPORTS

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Our vision is to empower YOUTH and families, especially those that reside in historically underrepresented low-income areas with tools necessary to rise above any barriers or challenges life will offer.  Providing fair treatment,access to opportunities, teaching them to remain positive,  to work hard to achieve any set goal,  and be active in their community.  OSC provides an organization involving Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.
The heart of our core values are essential to the connections we will build.   They are:  Respect, Compassion, Accountability, Community Involvement, Excellence, Balance work/life, Integrity, Conflict Resolution, Positive Attitude, Loyalty, Sustainability, Creativity and Servant Leadership
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  • Group skills – team oriented, will prioritize the boards, organization and members best interest over individual priorities related to the nonprofit
  • Interpersonal skills – good communications skills , relationship building, has elements of social power(personal, expert and positional)positive reputation(legitimacy to members and public)
  • Personal leadership skills- provides innovative leadership, creativity, ability to make new ideas possible
  • Technical skills – IT skills, marketing, branding for NPO's
  • Strong Character - Personal attributes that enhance our brand , emotionally invested, have a moral turpitude(such as NO ACTS OF: social injustice, immorality, criminal, alcoholism, drug use or other) that will tarnish or have the  potential to tarnish the nonprofits name and core values

Students Served

Whether through our Mentoring program or outreach systems of giving.

Families Reached

Through direct contact within schools systems, churches, our mentoring program or giving systems (T4T list).

Mentorship Hours

Chart displays year-by-year total of hours spent mentoring during a time frame from October to June each year. Also includes mentoring by Zoom ( due to COVID OUTBREAK IN 2020)

Volunteers

Any supporter who volunteered at any event.

High School Graduates

Total of HIgh School Graduates that have participated in Ohio Sister Circle Inc. Rising Stars Mentoring Program.

College Graduates

Students who have participated in the Mentoring Program, and have graduated college.

In all we do, we are building a generation of change agents, made up of peers, students, pastors and alumni committed to shaping equitable pathways to a purposed filled and successful life.

Our approach in obtaining these goals have been achieved through fostering our S.M.A.R.T program, which are:
Specific - Measurable - Achievable - Reachable - Timed ...highly interlaced with these goals, are Education, Health,Sports Activities and Safety... These are the key cornerstone tools offered to guide each participant.

The Rising Stars students that have emerged from our program are now self-sustaining hard working adults. Most have completed higher education or some type of certificate program.

Current students are over coming barriers and sustaining high academic grade point averages, not so much because of our impact, but the tools we provide as mentors, the encouragement we consistently give - inspiring the young mind to challenge themselves and never be bound by the socieoeconomical low to moderate disadvantages many face.  The goal is to Rise above any challenge!

Many students, as-well-as adults, may often find themselves in the fight of their lives through so many social economic pitfalls, despairing barriers due to the lack of education, housing, healthcare, career and basic needs. Our goal is to remain as a positive entity, to assist, guide, and set ecomaps or life plaans that are obtainable for future and life long success. We are a village of GateKeepers, and that means, checking in and holding each other accountable to the process.





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