MEDIA KIT

Every number is a life worth protecting.

Everything you need to tell the Legacies Empowered story: who we are, what we do, our 2025 results, and the logos and brand details to use when you do.

WHO WE ARE

Legacies Empowered is a Cleveland-based nonprofit serving communities across Cuyahoga County, Ohio and Allegheny County, Pennsylvania.

We train neighbors in suicide and overdose prevention, build job readiness for young people, and connect families to the support they need, before a crisis and after it.

Our approach is warm, direct, and community-first. We meet people where they are, in plain language, and we stay.

Short boilerplate: Legacies Empowered is a Cleveland-based nonprofit that serves communities in Ohio and Pennsylvania through suicide and overdose prevention training, workforce development, and resource navigation.

Quick facts

Headquarters: Cleveland, Ohio

Service area: Cuyahoga County, OH and Allegheny County, PA

Founder: Chardé Hollins, LISW-S

Focus areas: Suicide prevention, overdose prevention and harm reduction, youth workforce development, resource navigation

Website: legaciesempowered.org

BRAND ASSETS

Logos, Colors, and Type

Please use our name exactly as written: Legacies Empowered.

Keep logos unaltered, with room around them.

WHAT WE DO

Our Programs and Services

BREATHE THROUGH IT.

BREATHE THROUGH IT.

2025 IMPACT

Behind every number is a life worth protecting.

What our team and community partners made possible across 2025.

53,000+

people reached through prevention and education

176

people gained access to food

3,661

people trained in suicide prevention

2,387

hours of prevention education delivered

1,867

hours of hands-on job training

136

adults certified in Mental Health First Aid

135

fentanyl test strips distributed

99

teens certified in Mental
Health First Aid

690

naloxone kits distributed

2,585

people trained in overdose prevention

52

community events hosted and attended

Source: Legacies Empowered 2025 Impact Report. Supported in part by the Ohio Department of Behavioral Health and the Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation.