Learn About Our Outreach Projects:

(CLICK THE BEAR) Internet Links for Children: Parents and children can go to The Landskroner Foundation for Children website to find important links providing information about child product safety, education opportunities and children's rights. This is a valuable tool to those interested in advocating children's interests.

Books and Toys for Children: Since it's inception in 1998, The Landskroner Foundation for Children has been gathering books and toys for distribution to children who are in need to provide them with items they can claim as their own. The foundation solicits books and toys from the legal communities of Cleveland and the public at large to distribute to children in shelters and to reading programs in the community

Packing and Cleaning of Toys

Delivery of Toys

A typical Landskroner Foundation delivery to a local shelter. We pride ourselves in assuring our books and toys are placed directly in the hands of children in need.

*Identities blurred to protect the children

Law School Closing Argument Competition: In 1999, The Landskroner Foundation for Children held its first Law School Closing Argument competition. Law students from law schools across the state are selected to give a closing argument based on a child injury case. The jury is composed of members of the media, experienced plaintiff and defense lawyers and lay persons. Scholarship awards are given to the winners

2007 Mock Trial Winners

2005 Mock Trial Winners

2001 Mock Trial Winners

2001 Law School closing argument competition

1999 Mock Trial Winners

1999 Law School closing argument competition
"Love A Kid, Lock A Gun" Campaign: In 2000, The Landskroner Foundation for Children has sought to raise awareness of the dangers of guns in the home. Too many children have been catastrophically injured and/or killed when guns have been left unsecured and accessible to children. The Foundation has acquired gunlocks, which we are distributing to the general public to promote responsibility in homes where guns are maintained.

Kids Rock : Y2K has brought a new neighborhood outreach program to the Foundation. In an attempt to provide children with an appreciation of their community, and to demonstrate that hard work can be fun, this new effort is a reward-based program involving bi-monthly Saturday morning community cleanups. The Kid's Rock program promotes citizenship and pride in the community

The Landskroner Foundation for Children was founded in 1998 by Jack Landskroner, managing partner of The Landskroner Law Firm, Ltd. located at 1360 W. 9th Street, Suite 200, Cleveland, Ohio 44113. Landskroner is a trial lawyer practicing in the area of personal injury litigation. In the course of his practice, Landskroner has been responsible for representing children and their families in injury claims resulting from defective products, medical negligence, unsafe environments, and failure to treat children with reasonable care. He has always maintained an active role in children's organizations as a member of the Rotsky Foundation for Mentors, a participant in Youthvisions, The Cleveland Jaycees: Helping Hands tutoring program, The Make a Wish Foundation, and Reading Programs in local schools and Juvenile Court Guardian Ad Litem Project. Jack Landskroner is one of four children. He and his wife Heather have two children

A charitable 501(C)(3) organization established to further children's advocacy and promote positive and safe childhood development.