CCV defends life, family and religious liberty where the decisions are actually made.
At CCV, Ohio is our proving ground, but America is our mission.
We build, test and win state-level battles right here at home. Then, we scale what works, exporting our successful models and deploying resources to empower state-based allies across the country. We don't just hope for national transformation; we are actively engineering it from the states up.
CCV works on a broad spectrum of issues to ensure we pass on a freer, and more prosperous nation to the next generation.
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Founded in 1983, CCV is a Christian public-policy organization and Ohio’s official Family Policy Council. For four decades we’ve worked for public policy that reflects the truth of the Gospel, building what works in Ohio, then scaling it to statehouses across the country.
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Church Ambassador NetworkA voice for the churchConnecting pastors with the lawmakers who represent them, so the church has a voice where decisions get made.Visit ccv.org/can
Christian Education NetworkSchools families can affordPlanting Christian schools and running the CEN SGO scholarship program so families can choose their classroom.Visit censgo.org
Christian Business PartnershipBusiness with convictionStanding with employers who want their companies to reflect the convictions they hold personally.Visit cbpohio.org The Ohio desk: the night, the march, the ballot, the bills and the record, each one a live tool rather than a page about one.
Redirect what you already owe the state to a child’s Christian education. For most donors it costs nothing on net, and it changes where a family can send their kids to school.
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