Center for Poverty Studies
Attention all departments and campus groups
If you have leftover food items after meetings or events, such as pizzas, party trays, buffet items, or snack foods, do not throw them away! Donate them to one of the local groups that helps feed the needy. Deliveries can be made at any time to:
Bishop Cosgrove Center
1736 Superior Avenue
(216) 781-8262City Mission
5310 Carnegie Avenue
(216) 431-3515Salvation Army
2100 Lakeside Avenue
(216) 566-0047First United Methodist Church
3000 Euclid Avenue (at E. 30th Street)
(216) 432-0150
Please call ahead so your delivery can be received. Thank you!
"What the World Eats"
See a photogallery of families from around the world surrounded by a week's worth of the food they would ordinarily consume.
The Center for Poverty Studies (CPS) at Cleveland State University is an interdisciplinary resource for faculty, students and members of the community interested in poverty-related issues in the Greater Cleveland area. The CPS was established in 2000 to coordinate educational, research, training, and proposal activities on campus and to enhance the visibility of poverty as a topic of research, concern, and activism at the University. In recognition of the adverse consequences and risks of persistent poverty and the University’s urban mission of involvement with local communities, the Center for Poverty Studies seeks to direct University resources toward furthering an understanding of the complex factors responsible for poverty as well as efforts toward its alleviation.
Center for Poverty Studies
College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences
Cleveland State University
2121 Euclid Ave., RT 1932
Cleveland, OH 44115-2214
Rhodes Tower 1655
1860 E. 22nd Street
Phone: 216.687.9255
Samuel Richmond
216.687.3915
s.richmond@csuohio.edu
Allyson Robichaud
216.687.3905
a.robichaud@csuohio.edu