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News Releases
July 10, 2025
Goodwill and Sisters of Charity Health System Explore New Opportunity Center in Cleveland’s Central Neighborhood
Goodwill Industries of Greater Cleveland and East Central Ohio and the Sisters of Charity Health System (SCHS) are exploring an exciting new collaboration aimed at further uplifting Cleveland’s Central Neighborhood. The centerpiece of this potential partnership is a proposed Goodwill Opportunity Center, to be located on the former grounds of St. Vincent Charity Medical Center at 2351 East 22nd Street. The proposed Center will serve as a dynamic resource—not only for Goodwill’s mission-based programs—but also for additional community agencies, creating greater access to vital social services for the residents of Central and the broader Cleveland community.
Media Clips
St. Vincent Charity Medical Center and University Hospitals get close to $3 million in federal money to fight addiction
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has awarded St. Vincent Charity Medical Center and University Hospitals a $2.89 million grant to improve access to addiction care in Northeast Ohio.
The Plain Dealer / cleveland.com
Telehealth rises to meet health care need in pandemic
As we continue through the pandemic, regular checkups and health care visits are more important than ever. But when every trip out of the house poses the risk of infection, many individuals fear visiting the doctor.
Cleveland Jewish News
Cleveland Jewish News
COVID-19 pandemic shows skeptics telehealth technology's benefits and opportunities
The payment models and regulations that have for years stymied the health care industry's efforts to grow virtual-care options have been rapidly adjusted during the COVID-19 pandemic, allowing a wave of patients to access their providers through telehealth.
Crain's Cleveland Business
Crain's Cleveland Business
Recent Blog Posts
August 1, 2025
Sisters of Charity Foundation of Canton spotlights grantee that provides free, "imperfect" local produce
"Imperfect" produce that doesn’t meet grocery store standards is still perfectly good (and healthy) to eat. A Whole Community, Inc. in Wayne County near Canton has partnerships with local farms that allow the non-profit to acquire “seconds” produce at reduced costs for its Community Food Project. The Sisters of Charity Foundation of Canton has supported the food project in recent years. The program provides free, fresh produce to underserved individuals and families.
