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2020 SOAR! Grants 2020 SOAR! Grants ARKANSAS MARYLAND Society of the Sisters of St. Joseph, Latham Purchase furniture for aging in place Subiaco Abbey, Subiaco Missionary Servants of the Most Holy Trinity, Purchase medical equipment Silver Spring Sisters of the Presentation of the Blessed Install new carpet for safety Virgin Mary, New Windsor CALIFORNIA Purchase furniture for aging in place Benedictine Sisters of Baltimore, Lutherville Missionary Guadalupanas of the Holy Spirit, Install handrails and upgrade flooring/carpet Maryknoll Sisters of St. Dominic, Inc., Los Angeles for safety Maryknoll Install solar panels Purchase medical and therapeutic equipment Mission Helpers of the Sacred Heart, Towson Lovers of the Holy Cross of Los Angeles, Make safety repairs and renovations OHIO Gardena Purchase accessible van St. Joseph’s Society of the Sacred Heart, Dominican Sisters of Peace, Columbus Baltimore Replace therapeutic whirlpool tub Daughters of Mary and Joseph, Install stairlift Rancho Palos Verdes Sisters of St. Francis, Sylvania Purchase adjustable beds and improve Atlantic-Midwest Province of the School Replace medical equipment lighting Sisters of Notre Dame, Inc., Baltimore Sisters of Notre Dame, Toledo Purchase lift chairs Sister Servants of the Blessed Sacrament, Purchase lift chairs and beds Bonita Oblate Sisters of Providence, Baltimore Benedictine Order of Cleveland, St. Andrew Safety repairs and renovations Renovate bathrooms and kitchen for Abbey, Cleveland accessibility Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose, Upgrade boiler system Fremont MASSACHUSETTS Sisters of the Most Holy Trinity, Euclid Replace lighting in chapel Benedictine Monks of Glastonbury Abbey, Install solar panels Franciscan Friars of California, Oakland Hingham Sisters of St. Francis, Tiffin Install elevator Purchase medical equipment Purchase adaptable furniture and beds Abbey of New Clairvaux, Vina Franciscan Missionary Sisters for Africa, Glenmary Home Missioners, Cincinnati Replace roof over dining hall Brighton Renovate bathrooms for accessibility Make safety repairs and renovations CONNECTICUT PENNSYLVANIA Sisters of St. Joseph of Chambery, Newington MICHIGAN Benedictine Sisters of Pittsburgh, Install carpet for increased safety Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Bakerstown The Apostles of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Mary – Monroe, Monroe Purchase therapeutic exercise equipment Purchase accessible van Hamden Sisters of St. Joseph of Northwestern PA, Install new flooring for safety MINNESOTA Erie Purchase pressure mattresses and cushions Benedictine Congregation, Regina Laudis of Saint John’s Abbey, Collegeville the Strict Observance, Bethlehem Install therapeutic tub Benedictine Sisters of Erie, Inc., Erie Update flooring for safety Renovate kitchen for accessibility MISSOURI IDAHO Sisters of Saints Cyril and Methodius, Franciscan Province of the Sacred Heart, Danville Benedictine Sisters of the Monastery of St. Louis Replace dining room chairs St. Gertrude, Cottonwood Renovate room for physical therapy use Install automatic door and purchase lift chairs Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart NEBRASKA of Mary – Scranton, Scranton ILLINOIS Purchase furniture for aging in place Mount Michael Benedictine Abbey, Elkhorn Congregation of the Passion, Holy Cross Install walk-in tub Sisters of the Order of Saint Basil the Great, Province, Park Ridge Jesus Lover of Humanity Province, Missionary Society of St. Columban, Renovate room for physical therapy use Jenkintown St. Columbans Replace windows Dominican Friars, Province of St. Albert Purchase therapeutic exercise equipment the Great, Chicago Sisters of Mercy of the Americas, Mid-Atlantic Purchase furniture for aging in place and NEW JERSEY Merion improve lighting Sisters of Saint Dominic of Caldwell, NJ, Install security system Congregation of the Resurrection, Caldwell Missionary Servants of the Most Blessed Chicago Upgrade technology Trinity, Philadelphia Purchase motorized scooters Missionary Society of the Salesian Sisters, Purchase furniture for aging in place USA Midwest Province of the Society Haledon Daylesford Abbey, Paoli of Jesus, Chicago Purchase generator Renovate bedrooms and bathrooms for Purchase therapeutic exercise equipment Missionary Franciscan Sisters, Tenafly accessibility Benedictine Sisters of Chicago, Chicago Replace windows Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Renovate infirmary kitchen Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth, Mary – Malvern, Malvern Conventual Franciscan Friars of Convent Station Purchase wheelchair sanitizer St. Bonaventure Province, Chicago Install guardrail Bernardine Franciscan Sisters, Reading Replace HVAC system Purchase medical equipment NEW YORK INDIANA Sisters of Divine Providence, Allison Park Oblates to the Blessed Trinity, Bronx Make structural repairs following Sisters of St. Benedict of Ferdinand, IN, Convert tub to accessible shower earthquakes Ferdinand Franciscan Sisters of the Atonement, Garrison Replace HVAC system Purchase furniture for aging in place SOUTH CAROLINA Sisters of Charity of Our Lady of Mercy, Sisters of Providence, Missionary Sisters of the Third Order of Saint Mary-of-the Woods St. Francis, Peekskill Charleston Replace water-damaged walls Upgrade infirmary flooring for safety Purchase lift chairs and hospital mattresses KANSAS Edmund Rice Christian Brothers Foundation, Franciscan Monastery of St. Clare, New Rochelle Travelers Rest St. Benedict’s Abbey, Atchison Install hearing loop Renovate infirmary shower room Replace hospital beds Mount St. Scholastica, Atchison Sisters of St. Dominic of Blauvelt, NY, Blauvelt VERMONT Purchase physical therapy equipment Install new flooring for safety Benedictine Monastery, Westfield Sisters of St. Joseph, Concordia Parish Visitors of Mary Immaculate, Monroe Install accessible shower Purchase hospital bed Replace infirmary roof VIRGINIA Dominican Convent of Our Lady of the LOUISIANA Our Lady of the Angels Monastery, Crozet Rosary, Sparkill Make safety repairs and renovations Sisters of the Holy Family, New Orleans Renovate bathrooms for accessibility Repair plumbing Sisters of St. Dominic of Amityville, WISCONSIN Congregation of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Amityville School Sisters of St. Francis, Milwaukee Lacombe Purchase accessible van Renovate infirmary kitchen Purchase lift chairs Sisters of St. Joseph, Brentwood Sinsinawa Dominicans, Inc., Sinsinawa Renovate medical exam rooms Purchase furniture for aging in place Daughters of Wisdom, Islip Purchase accessible van.
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