How do you celebrate 100 years?
Join us for "Celebration of Hope" on Saturday, October 2, 2010 for a wonderful evening that both looks back in gratitude and joy and looks forward with anticipation and hope.
Doors open at 6 pm with the Avenue of Action - booths from 40+ of the agencies that collaborate with us to serve our clients and the people of the central city.
Program begins at 7 pm with Larnelle Harris, Scott Krippayne and Praise-Apella
(pictured left to right). 
Joining them is Voices of Hope, a combined choir from churches all over Northeast Ohio.
Ticket Purchases
Tickets are $10.00 each.
You can buy them:
- Online - if purchased before September 23, we will mail them to you. For all purchases after September 23, the tickets will be held at "Will Call" to pick up on the day of the event.
Note: If you have any trouble with this link, you can also purchase tickets using the "Donate" button at the top of the page and selecting "Celebration of Hope tickets"
- In person: The City Mission's Carnegie Campus (E. 55 and Carnegie - ask for Development) or at CSU's Wolstein Center Box Office
- By mail: Make your check or money order payable to The City Mission and note on the memo line "Celebration of Hope Tickets" before September 14. We will mail the tickets to you.
Mail to:
Celebration of Hope Tickets
The City Mission
5310 Carnegie Avenue
Cleveland, Ohio 44103
Avenue to Action
The "Avenue to Action" will give you the opportunity to talk to some of the organizations who are working in Northeast Ohio and need volunteers and other support. The currently confirmed organizations are listed below. You can check out their websites to learn more about them.
More Information to Come
Bookmark this page and visit often for more about all pre-events, volunteer opportunities, sponsor links, and much more.
Useful Links
Performers: Larnelle Harris Scott Krippayne Praise-Apella
Sponsoring: Sponsorship Opportunities
Venue: Wolstein Center (Parking Information)
Other 100th Anniversary Year Events
Share your story about The City Mission
Thousands havebeen clients, volunteered or worked at the Mission, or otherwise been a part of our 100 years. We'd love to hear your story!
"100 Stories of 100 Years" Project