Catholic Charities’ annual campaign to support its mission to empower and advocate for those in need by building strong communities through programs and services, advocacy, outreach, and education is currently underway. For over 85 years, Catholic Charities has served the poor and marginalized though programs ranging from mental health services, domestic violence advocacy, adoption, hunger relief and more.
Every year, Catholic Charities serves over 100,000 individuals and families through programs and services designed to value the dignity of every person. This year’s annual appeal theme “The After is What We’re After,” highlights Catholic Charities work to ensure that all people are given the chance to turn unfortunate “befores” into successful “afters.”
To learn more about how you can support Catholic Charities, please contact Emily Cunningham Kozlik, development director at (402) 829-9260 or EmilyK@ccomaha.org, or visit www.ccomaha.org for more information.
Catholic Charities ministers to the greatest and most fundamental needs of our community. People affected by domestic violence, mental illness, substance abuse, unplanned pregnancy and other emergency situations can find sanctuary in times of overwhelming hardship, while opening doors for promising futures. Catholic Charities has a rich tradition of serving and advocating for more than 100,000 voiceless, hungry, addicted, abused and forgotten individuals and families annually throughout the Archdiocese of Omaha. For more information on Catholic Charities, visit www.ccomaha.org.