Congratulations to Cynthia Andrews, President and CEO of the Community Foundation of Lorain County, as she announces her retirement, effective January 31, following nine years of leadership.
Cindy has been a valued partner and strong advocate of the MHARS Board of Lorain County. We appreciate her leadership and support on many community projects, but especially her role in making the Lorain County Crisis Recovery Center a reality.
Under her leadership, the LifeShare Legacy Fund was established at the Community Foundation, resulting in a $1 million contribution to the Crisis Recovery Center - the largest single gift ever made.
Thank you, Cindy, for your partnership, generosity, and commitment to our community. We wish you all the best in retirement!
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The Lorain County Crisis Recovery Center is open 24/7 - located at 6130 South Broadway, Lorain, Ohio, and provides crisis services for adults experiencing mental health and substance use crises, including crisis stabilization and withdrawal management (detox).
Please call or text 988 - the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline - if you or a loved one need support with:
• Thoughts of suicide
• Drinking too much
• Using drugs
• Feeling depressed
• Dealing with stress-related trauma
• Anxiety
Individuals may also walk into the Lorain County Crisis Recovery Center 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
More information: mharslc.org/lorain-county-crisis-recovery-center/
The MHARS Board of Lorain County attended Primary Purpose’s 10th Annual Gratitude Dinner for an afternoon of great food, fellowship and fun.
The MHARS Board would like to congratulate Chuck Kraft on receiving the John Klein Hero Award for his hard work and dedication he has given to Primary Purpose.
