Keyes for CCS

Dear Supporters,

We are in the final stretch of the 2025 General Election. 🗳

I need your help. From October 1st - 15th we are running our $25 for Change campaign. Our goal is to reach more than 40,000 voters amd share our platform. 📢🗳🎯

We would love your support. Please donate what you can and share with your Friends and Family!

Keyes for CCS! 🔑🔑🔑

Janeece Keyes

Today, I had the opportunity of being a guest at the Grand Opening of the Somali Culture Center of Ohio and Somali Independance Day Event. I learned A LOT and had a great time! I was able to launch my Keyes for CCS coloring leaflet!

Did you spot another Keyes for CCS volunteer? Bet you did if you went to the Clintonville Bike Race! Thanks Ms. Rita!

The 2025 Northland Community 4th of July Parade was an unforgettable celebration! Our team sparkled with enthusiasm and team spirit! Every member added their special flair and presence to make the Keyes for CCS campaign shine brightly! We gave away sunglasses, beads, and candy. Two of our volunteers led the entire parade! AND YES... we decorated the vehicle! Keyes for CCS
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BEAT the Heat CBus!

Janeece Keyes

🎓☀️ Here’s this week’s Summer College & Career Advising Schedule!

Find IKIC advisors out in the community—no appointment needed, just stop by for free college & career support.

📅 Check out our full summer schedule at iknowican.org/attend-an-event. 💻

Check out I Know I Can this week parents, family and friends:

Our $25 for CHANGE fundraiser is still going strong. Help us expand our reach by donating to our campaign. Your $25 allows us to purchase flyers and postage to get our message to voters. Thank you to those you have donated. Your support makes a difference.

Interesting!

Time to move on from outdated and no longer workable 1965 law forcing public schools to bus private school students: editorial Repealing the 1965 busing law isn’t a matter of anti-religious bias, as some may suspect. It’s a matter of common sense. And it’s a constitutional imperative, writes the editorial board of The Plain Dealer and cleveland.com.