Focused on women, children and youth, Saint Ann Foundation was America’s first “health care conversion” foundation, and the first to be sponsored by a religious congregation.
Three Sisters of Charity Foundations were established in 1996 with funds from the sale of 50% of the Ohio and South Carolina hospitals: Sisters of Charity Foundation of Canton, Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland and Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina. In January 2006, the Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland joined with the Saint Ann Foundation to form a single organization.
Today, through strategic grantmaking, convenings and collaboration, each of three foundations works to address root causes of poverty, nurture the growth of healthy communities, emphasize the needs of youth and families and measure the outcomes of these efforts.
Together, the Sisters of Charity Foundations invest a more than $10 million annually in grants to strengthen their communities and those most in need.
OUR FOUNDATION MINISTRIES
Sisters of Charity Foundation of Canton
The Sisters of Charity Foundation of Canton (Ohio) is dedicated to addressing the needs of the poor & underserved in the Stark County area.
Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland
The Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland of Cleveland (Ohio) is dedicated to improving the lives of those most in need; particularly families, women & children living in poverty.
Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina
Established in 1996, the Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina is a faith-based organization, deeply rooted in the principles of the Catholic Church.