Summer Luau August 29, 2026 at LaMalfa Mentor, OH 44060 

Love Foundation

Love Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to breaking cycles of violence, trauma, crisis, and poverty by empowering women and protecting children. Through our initiative, Project Break the Cycle, we provide immediate support to individuals and families escaping unsafe and unstable environments, including food, clothing, emergency assistance, and access to critical resources that help create a path toward long-term safety and independence. We also operate a Free Community Store in Mentor, where individuals and families can access clothing, household items, and essential necessities at no cost. This resource allows us to meet urgent needs with dignity while supporting families as they rebuild their lives. Serving Lake, Geauga, Cuyahoga, and surrounding communities, Love Foundation is committed to restoring hope, strengthening families, and creating lasting change where it is needed most.

Lake County

Cleveland Metropolitan Area

Mentor

Ohio

Love Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to breaking cycles of violence, trauma, crisis, and poverty by empowering women and protecting...

More than 84 teams of high school students from four states visited Mentor High School's Science Olympiad Invitational on Saturday to compete in a day's worth of events. For the 35 MHS students and about 100 from Memorial, Ridge and Shore middle schools, Saturday provided the preparation they'll need before the regional competition next weekend at Case Western Reserve University. Students also heard from a guest speaker, Dr. Bob Graf, who heads science and technology at Lubrizol Corp.

More than 84 teams of high school students from four states visited Mentor High School's Science Olympiad Invitational on Saturday to compete in a day's worth of events.

For the 35 MHS students and about 100 from Memorial, Ridge and Shore middle schools, Saturday provided the preparation they'll need before the regional competition next weekend at Case Western Reserve University. Students also heard from a guest speaker, Dr. Bob Graf, who heads science and technology at Lubrizol Corp.

About 1,200 students from multiple states competed in events Saturday