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.

Flagstaff Business Helps Homeless

Homelessness is a problem that can only be addressed with community support. Thankfully, the team at The Grove Apartments in Flagstaff have a commitment to making their community a better place.

Finding Freedom After Sex trafficking

You would never suspect it, but for most of Jenny’s life she hid a secret. From the age of 15, Jenny learned that she could get everything she needed including drugs or money — by selling her body.

After Stroke, Army Veteran Regains Independence

Kenneth is grateful for the life he has. Serving twelve years in the United States Army allowed Kenneth to travel to many amazing places. He loved Europe — Spain and Paris are favorites. He also traveled other places and even spent some time in Kuwait.

Safe Housing Priority for Single Mom

Tosha and her son moved into Rosewood Court in December and never worry about coming and going, even at night. “At our previous apartment, my son couldn’t go out and play, here he can go play, participate in all the activities and enjoy the playground.”

Marine Veteran Finds Stability

Russell Herring, a Marine veteran and former business owner had fallen on hard times. He moved to Phoenix for a job but it didn’t provide the steady income he needed, and he found himself in a desperate situation. Russell moved north hoping for more opportunities, but ended up homeless. Thankfully, he met Vinnie Scarponi with Catholic Charities Veterans Services.

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