T he Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland serves local families in need through its health and human service ministries, grant programs and more.
On Aug. 17, North Royalton resident Tari Rivera joined Cleveland media veteran Dick Russ as the Foundation’s newest board members. Rivera is president of Lakewood-based Regency Construction Services, one of Ohio’s largest female-owned construction firms, where she works to elevate the careers of her more-than-50-percent female employee base and supports programs that encourage science and math education for young women. She earned the 2009 Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year for Construction, and is an active member of civic, industry and business associations. She is also recognized as a Distinguished Alumnus from the University of Akron. N8 CLINIC TO HOST COMMUNITY EVENT: The N8 Family Chiropractic and Wellness Clinic is celebrating the growth of its team by hosting a family-oriented open house event noon to 4 p.m. Sept. 12. There will be fire truck tours hosted by the North Royalton Fire Department, an inflatable bouncing house, live music, face painting, chair massages, free wellness scans and refreshments.
Raffle prizes include gift certificates, Cleveland Browns tickets and a free week of chiropractic care.