The Good Samaritan Program responds to our community’s challenge of ensuring that its residents can meet their basic needs.

Philanthropy partners highlight SOCF's commitment to funding health initiatives

SOCF's responsive grantmaking program for basic needs will follow new schedule as of 2022.

An update on the grants awarded in the first quarter 2022.

A full list of all SOCF grants awarded in 2021

A message from Susanna Krey, president, and Angela D'Orazio, senior program officer, Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland

In the News: Crain's Cleveland Business highlights core team of Greater Cleveland COVID-19 Rapid Response Fund and discusses the fund's next phase.

“Faith & Courage: The Pandemic Response Report” highlights the many ways the foundation contributed to community response and considers what lessons will inform the future.

Investments in 2020 went almost entirely toward helping grantees mitigate the devastating effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland has joined other funders across the country to support Catholic sisters in their response to the immediate needs of communities during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A majority of funding in first and second quarters supported response efforts to basic needs support following COVID-19, as well as sustained focus on SOCF’s core strategic areas of homelessness and Catholic sister ministry.

Program provides financial support to many organizations working around the clock to respond to unmet needs in our communities.

Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland wants to ensure all are taking every opportunity to secure federal loans to sustain business throughout this period of global pandemic.

We send hope, healing and good health to our local and global communities as we work in solidarity to flatten the curve, support our health care systems and slow the spread of the virus.