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Emerging Leaders


Engaging Cleveland's Next Generation

United Way of Greater Cleveland’s Emerging Leaders is an affinity group for young professionals. Join more than 1,000 up-and-coming leaders for events and activities that facilitate volunteerism, networking, fundraising, and professional development.  Together, we will further United Way’s mission to create a more equitable and just regions for all of us! Lend your voice. Raise your hand. Make a difference. 

Join Emerging Leaders at Topgolf!

We’re hosting our 4th Annual Fore CLE! This signature event benefiting United Way 211 is set for Thursday, May 15 at Topgolf Cleveland. Ticket includes entry into the golf competition, food, drink, networking, and access to raffles! When you support this event, you make sure that United Way 211 remains a vital connection to community resources for everyone in our community.

Way to Get Involved

Volunteer

Participate in activities that serve United Way, our partner agencies, or other local nonprofits! Whether it's assembling bags of fresh produce, organizing medical supplies, or packing care kits, you can make a difference.

Network

We offer a variety of fun events throughout the year at great venues like local breweries and Topgolf!  Join us and connect with like-minded young professionals.

Connect with Leaders

Each year, Emerging Leaders hosts events that allow you to connect with local leaders. Learn from the experience, gain their insights, and grow as a professional.

Fundraise

When you support an Emerging Leaders event, you support the group's fundraising efforts to support United Way's important mission. With every registration and raffle ticket, you offer vital support those served by United Way programs.

Emerging Leaders Interest Form

For more information on Emerging Leaders and how you can get involved, contact Katie Martinovic, Director, Development Communications, at kmartinovic@unitedwaycleveland.org or 216-436-2154

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