Let the Sunshine In! Come out to Ohio Center for Hope’s Sunshine Fest

Let the Sunshine In! Come out to Ohio Center for Hope’s Sunshine Fest

This Saturday, come on out to North Canton for fun at the annual Sunshine Fest and support great causes at the same time!

Northeast Ohio Boomer is a proud co-sponsor of the Ohio Center for Hope’s Sunshine Fest, Saturday, August 12 from 10 am-2 p.m. at the Neuro-Behavioral Clinical Research, Inc. (NBCR), 5080 Aultman Rd., North Canton.

This fundraiser and back-to-school festival promotes early interventions and preventative care in mental health and memory care with helpful resources. All proceeds support mental health and memory care initiatives throughout Northeast Ohio.

Participants will enjoy games, raffles, prizes, demos, samples, plus a free gift bag for the first 150 visitors. Also, local vendors and artists will be on hand to provide information, products and services.

Founded by Dr. Shishuka Malhotra M.D., the Ohio Center for Hope is an independent health center that provides life-changing Psychiatric Treatment and Memory Care to patients throughout Northeast Ohio. A patient’s ability to pay is never a factor, as all services are provided at no cost to them. Dr. Malhotra and the NBCR team provide crucial mental health services to the most underserved populations in Ohio. 

For further event information and to RSVP, click HERE.

About the author

A Portage County resident, Estelle has been writing for Mitchell Media since 2016. She now serves as digital/associate editor of Northeast Ohio Thrive magazine. Her curiosity drives her interest in a wide array of writing topics and secures her enduring commitment to lifelong learning. She can be reached at [email protected].

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