Posted September 09, 2021 in News Items
On September 8, the Board of Trustees of the Saint Luke’s Foundation approved grants to 10 organizations totaling $679,800 over two years. These investments advance the Foundation’s mission to achieve health equity by addressing social determinants of health including educational attainment, financial stability, healthy eating and active living, safe and affordable housing, social connections, and the strengthening of the neighborhoods surrounding the former Saint Luke’s hospital.
Educational Attainment
Cuyahoga Community College Foundation (1 year, $50,000) for Neighborhood Micro-Internship Opportunities Program/Project Support
Healthy Eating, Active Living
See You At The Top (1 year, $40,000) for General Operating Support and Capacity Building
Housing Safety and... read more
Posted July 19, 2021 in News Items
CLEVELAND - The Saint Luke’s Foundation has launched a new community engagement platform titled “Lift Every Voice.” The Foundation hopes this new initiative will prove to be a powerful tool for informing their grantmaking decisions... read more
Posted June 15, 2021 in News Items
CLEVELAND – June 15th the Board of Trustees of the Saint Luke’s Foundation approved grants to 20 organizations totaling $2,770,227 over two years. These investments advance the Foundation’s mission to achieve health equity by addressing... read more
Posted December 18, 2020 in News Items
CLEVELAND – December 17th the Board of Trustees of the Saint Luke’s Foundation approved grants to 14 organizations totaling $1,981,350. These investments advance the Foundation’s mission to achieve health equity by addressing social determinants of... read more
Posted December 16, 2020 in News Items
Prevention Research Center for Healthy Neighborhoods at Case Western Reserve University is looking for residents in the following neighborhoods to participate in a study about COVID-specific risks and prevention in Cleveland:
Buckeye-Shaker
Clark-Fulton
Euclid
Glenville
Old Brooklyn
Parma
Slavic Village
West Park
They are... read more
