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Virtual Food Drive Raises Money This Lent to Feed the Hungry
As we mark the beginning of Lent, we reflect on the blessings we have and are encouraged to focus on almsgiving, including serving the poor and contributing to charity. At Catholic Charities, our mission to serve...
by Alexandra Porben
February 26, 2021
Financial Mentor Helps Clients Make an Investment in Their Futures
“It’s a real sense of accompaniment.” That’s how David Burkey, CPA, describes his experience volunteering with the Financial Stability Network....
by bbdeveloper
February 24, 2021
New Principal Looks Forward to Reuniting Kennedy School Community
Catholic Charities is proud to announce that Cheryll James, Ph.D., a dedicated educator, has been promoted to the role of principal of the Lt. Joseph P. Kennedy Institute. James brings to the position more than 20...
by bbdeveloper
February 19, 2021
83.33 Society Welcomes Father Mark Ivany as Chaplain
A friend to many Catholic young professionals in the D.C. area, Father Mark Ivany was excited to learn about the...
by Kate Kennedy
February 9, 2021
Caring for the Soul by Caring for the Mind
A rendering of Anchor Mental Health drawn by a client. Catholic Charities’ Behavioral Health Services supports and empowers vulnerable adults...
by bbdeveloper
February 4, 2021
Mental Health Workers Serve on Front Line of the Pandemic
Since the start of the pandemic, we have heard so many stories of heroism from health care workers who are fighting the virus on the front lines. But most people may not be aware that there...
by bbdeveloper
February 1, 2021
Creating a Legacy of Impact
Joe Dempsey stood tall in the vast parking lot, signaling to hundreds of cars as they snaked their way to...
by Kate Kennedy
January 25, 2021
‘I need a miracle every day’
By Stephanie Lennon If you are a fan of the band The Grateful Dead, you will recognize that phrase as...
by Kate Kennedy
January 19, 2021
Thank You From Catholic Charities
Caring for those who are struggling and in need — regardless of their background, belief or circumstance — is what...
by Will Espinoza
January 12, 2021
Continuing a Giving Tradition Despite Obstacles
By Marco Calito As we close the holiday season, we know that traditions could continue despite challenges from COVID-19. One...
by Kate Kennedy
January 5, 2021