Catholic Charities president, CEO accepts role with Sisters of Charity Health System

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Michael Goar of Catholic Charities Twin Cities. COURTESY ELIZABETH LYDEN

June 14, Catholic Charities Twin Cities announced that a national search will begin soon for its next president and CEO as current president and CEO, Michael Goar, has accepted a similar role with Sisters of Charity Health System.

Goar will remain in a supporting role with Catholic Charities through the summer.

Goar was first announced as Catholic Charities’ president and CEO on Nov. 10, 2020, coming from Big Brothers Big Sisters Twin Cities. According to Catholic Charities, Goar developed innovative programs to address community challenges during a difficult tenure that included the COVID-19 pandemic and an increase in people experiencing homelessness. These programs serve more than 25,000 people every year, according to Catholic Charities Twin Cities.

“Catholic Charities has an exceptional team and a bright future ahead,” Goar said in a statement. “I am proud of what we have accomplished together and look forward to watching this organization continue to provide dignified support and solutions for our most vulnerable neighbors.”

“We are grateful for Michael’s leadership and dedication over the past four years,” Catholic Charities Board Chair Desirae Butler said in a statement. “He has played an integral role in Catholic Charities’ growth and success, and we wish him all the best in his next role.”

As president and CEO of Sisters of Charity Health System, Goar will oversee the health care organization that provides faith-based care in Ohio and South Carolina. The system operates three health care ministries, six outreach organizations and three grantmaking foundations.

The Catholic Charities Board of Directors announced that it is committed to “finding a visionary leader who will continue to drive the organization’s mission and strategic goals, with a strong focus on financial sustainability.”

The board will work with the organization’s senior leadership to continue initiatives. More information will be released when it becomes available, officials with the nonprofit said.

Catholic Charities Twin Cities serves and advocates for individuals in need and has done so for over 150 years. The organization has programs for children, families and adults.

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