The Greater Cleveland Chamber of Commerce welcomed 10 new members during its monthly membership luncheon on Aug. 7 at the Cleveland Civic Center. Each business or organization was introduced to attendees before receiving a plaque recognizing their entry into the chamber.
Mission Northeast, a faith-based nonprofit in New Caney, is marking its 30th year of offering food, clothing, and household items at no cost, along with daily chapel services and individual support for clients.
Bridges to Life brings crime victims, volunteers, and incarcerated individuals together in a restorative justice process that is active in more than 86 Texas Department of Criminal Justice facilities.
Revelate Church, led by pastors Tommy and Karla Roberts, is a Christ-centered ministry that serves both its congregation and the wider community.
Berlinda Franklin Insurance Agency offers personal and business coverage options from a range of carriers, with a focus on helping customers find plans that fit their needs.
The Woman’s Club of Cleveland, founded in 1952, meets monthly and participates in community projects, including donations to local food pantries and the women’s shelter.
Texas Select Lawn Care provides lawn maintenance, landscaping restoration, and irrigation system work for residential and commercial clients.
SDS HVAC Supply is an HVAC supply shop open to the public, selling parts for repairs and offering installation services.
Firestorm Training and Consulting, LLC, located in Cleveland, offers CPR, EMT courses, advanced medical instruction, and civilian active shooter training.
Downtown Esthetics and Wellness PLLC, owned by Dr. Lanette Sikes, offers facial esthetics and wellness services with a focus on regenerative science and natural health care.
The Resilience Leadership Academy supports the academic, emotional, and spiritual growth of students who have faced challenges, including those expelled for drug-related offenses.