Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Caritas 2016 proved to be a tremendous success as 400 friends, donors and caregivers joined together in early October for a night of entertainment to celebrate St. Vincent Charity, its people and its programs. The event raised more than $477,000 for operating support while recognizing 4 leaders and caregivers from the medical center; Dr. Lloyd Cook; Mary Martin, RN; Eugene Jordan from Environmental Services; and Margaret Wong, hospital trustee and philanthropist. The announcement of our developing partnership with Cleveland State University was another highlight of the night.
“ The event raised more than $477,000 for operating support.”
The short, attached video captures the essence of the night and the reaction from our sensational honorees. Our sincere thanks to all who attended the evening, sponsored the event in any way and made it such a special gathering. Caritas was a significant piece of the $2.33 million raised for St. Vincent Charity in 2016. We hope you will join us again in the fall of 2017.
Happy New Year!
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