Posted September 25, 2017 in News Items
The Saint Luke’s Foundation has been located in several notable buildings in our 20-year history. The first foundation offices were situated in the Allen Memorial Medical Library on the Case Western Reserve University campus. The neo-classic building is designated as a Cleveland Landmark and is also part of the National Register of Historic Places. In 2003, the foundation offices moved to the historic, Italianate-style Kies-Murfey House on Prospect Avenue. In 2014, the foundation relocated to Saint Luke’s Pointe, returning to our neighborhood roots in the former Saint Luke’s Hospital. The neo-Georgian-style building was renovated and reborn through the efforts of... read more
Posted September 22, 2017 in News Items
We had some great dialogue about access to Nature + Equity and hosted hikes through the Doan Gorge with outdoor enthusiast and speaker Dudley Edmonson. We unpacked the history, stereotypes, and stigma behind why people... read more
Posted September 19, 2017 in News Items
20th Anniversary Reflection: In 1998, Saint Luke’s Foundation made its first grants to support six organizations: First United Methodist Church, Grantmakers In Health, United Way of Greater Cleveland, Western Reserve Historical Society, The Center for... read more
Posted September 15, 2017 in News Items
The first logo included an image of the tower that still sits atop the building at Saint Luke’s Pointe. The second long was more script base with an emphasis on the name of the hospital.... read more
Posted September 06, 2017 in News Items
Today we share a photograph of some of the founding board members. The founding board included Lawrence Albert, Joseph A. Avila, Francis H. Beam Jr., Lois G. Brucken, Janet E. Burney, Esq., Sr. Anne Marie... read more
