Giving Hope

Catholic Charities is grateful for local support that helps us walk along side individuals and families in crisis and give hope. Individual donors, community partners, corporate partners, Catholic parishes and schools, and volunteers all help advance our mission to help our community’s most vulnerable.

Mother Daughter Duo Volunteer Together

Thea Cline, a 16 –year-old junior at Tri-City High School, and her mother Kathryn Cline, value the time they spend together volunteering for Catholic Charities Priceless Prom Project (PPP). This mother-daughter duo has been volunteering with the program for the last three years and the contributions they make have proven invaluable to the organization.

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Father Gets Involved in Child's Education and Becomes Role Model

Michael is a 28-year-old father who started volunteering at Westside Head Start after enrolling his son, Blaze. After a year of volunteering, Michael is now a leader among the fathers. He serves as the president/chairperson of his classrooms’ parent committee meeting and attends other policy group meetings. This year, Westside Head Start fathers chose him to attend the Fathers and Families Coalition of America conference in Los Angeles.

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  1. Journalist Decides to Take Action to Help People She Writes About
  2. Volunteer Helps Foster Families Get Trained
  3. Serve a Thon Helps Domestic Violence Shelter
  4. Students Create Valentine's Day Cards for Veterans

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