Holly Yzquierdo

Holly Yzquierdo is an experienced Marketing and Communications Manager and has served at Catholic Charities since 2014. She is passionate about helping nonprofits share the impact of their work in a digital world. Holly has a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Cameron University. Outside of work, Holly enjoys spending time with her family.

St. Theresa's Gives to Verde Villa Residents

St. Theresa Parish has an ongoing partnership with Catholic Charities. They adopted Verde Villa’s apartments since its inception and are proud to be neighborhood partners.

Celebrating Volunteers

Paul Mulligan, President and CEO of Catholic Charities with Linda Tailleart, Director of Volunteer Services.

Catholic Charities serves more than 100,000 clients each year. This incredible feat would be impossible without our volunteers. Over the last year, we have had 3,720 volunteers contributing 175,500 hours of service at Catholic Charities.

Teen Maze Helps Students Make Positive Choices

Each year North Star Youth Partnership in Prescott, Ariz., holds their annual Teen Maze to teach middle and high school students about the consequences of life choices.

Celebrating Refugees

Catholic Charities has the largest resettlement program for refugees in Arizona, helping nearly 1,000 refugees each year. Our clients come to us with very few personal items. We help them get settled into their new life in America.

Man Won't Part with His Dog

“I’d rather be homeless with my dog, than leave my dog behind,” said Kenneth Brown, an injured truck driver living in Prescott, Ariz.

Brown, who lived in a low-rent motel with his dog, faced homelessness as the motel was foreclosing. Catholic Charities staff, Milissa Koel, reached out to the motel’s residents to assist in finding new homes.

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