Find Roman Catholic Nonprofits and Charities

  lora wrote:

I went to the clinic with my heart broken after learning that the baby I carried had died. My previous doctors were harsh and cold with me. At DVC, I was welcomed with warmth and caring. They helped me through my grief, infertility, and then the high-risk... more »

  St Eugene Shelters wrote:

I am so proud to be able to recommend this great Not for Profit Corporation to any one interested in donating to the efforts taking place in Haiti. Catholic relief services has been on the ground in most 3rd world countries long before a major event... more »

  Susan86 wrote:

I have visited the Liberian Mission project of Mission Honduras International twice. The work that is being done there is amazing; providing education of mind and spirit to 350+ children. For many this is their only opportunity. The loving environment... more »

  CRBat wrote:

I have been donating to the Salesian Missions for over 25 years, and I am happy to see my gifts being used to help so many needy people throughout the world. The Salesians do such wonderful work, and they are honest and transparent - i love reading about... more »

  Karen179 wrote:

This is a group that is so needed in society today. we have a plethora of priests who are in trouble as well as priests who have been falsely accused of sexual abuse. Opus Bono Sacerdotii is a godsend for these priests, supporting them, helping them with... more »

  bullish1 wrote:

KVSS radio is a blessing in my life. Their programming is of the highest caliber and provides a great deal of comfort and hope in our ever increasing secular world. I am very grateful for the opportunity to be only a radio dial away to the spiritual... more »

  ssierra wrote:

The Labouré Society exists to provide financial assistance and spiritual support to individuals who must resolve student loans in order to pursue a vocation to the priesthood and/or religious life in the Catholic Church.They have assisted hundreds... more »

  Carlos N. wrote:

Con esta organizacion que contribuye a la educacion de Olancho, Honduras. Hay muchas cosas que con educacion se pueden cambiar en la vida de cada ser humano. Salir de la pobreza, cambios culturales, desarrollo de nuevas ideas solo se logra con educacion. Olancho... more »

  jenny.k.heil wrote:

I have both volunteered with this organization and been served by it. In my experiences volunteering with this organization, I have always been wow-ed by the way that the CFJ values and cares for its volunteers. Some of the most profound experiences... more »

  Robert Lynn wrote:

Catholic Answers is a blessing in my life. It is the best source of information available to Catholics and Non Catholics alike who want to learn about our rich faith, grow closer to God and understand with clarity the moral issues that confront our lives... more »

  ksdickason wrote:

Our lady's inn provides the love & support to encourge their clients to grow & become self sufficient and continue to care for their families after they leave the inn more »

  Heather Joffe R. wrote:

I have had the opportunity to see their outstanding work first hand in Bolivia since 2008 when I supervised a U.S. government-funded grant made to the organization. (I work for a federal contractor that was in turn making federally-funded grants to NGOs.)... more »

  Lisa C wrote:

This is an effective organization. From Colorado to Washington, DC, I have volunteered for Sierra Club on and off since the early 1990s. Most recently, I have volunteered with the DC Chapter and worked professionally in partnership with their headquarters... more »

  Margaret F. wrote:

Learning how to live as a nonviolent follower of Jesus, I have found Pax Christi Metro New York to be an excellent source for opportunities to meet with like minded people and learn how to do more and be an active person choosing non violence in our troubled... more »

  JimBuckner wrote:

It is hard to imagine so few doing so much as St James does by setting an example with its Food Pantry. As a volunteer, this is my second year of seeing the joy and social pleasure of the homeless and of those in need who come to share with us the holiday... more »

  albane wrote:

I met Heart's Home through many friends who went on mission as long-term volunteers with them. They told me about their experience and about what they lived with them and it was so beautiful that i really wanted to be part of their work in any way. I... more »

  Jeanne99 wrote:

I am a proud alumni of St Joan Antida High School. The experiences I had there, specifically with having the ability to be involved in so many different clubs and multicultural groups, has been a wonderful foundation for me in my life. I believe that... more »

  Ken_7 wrote:

I was blessed to be a volunteer with Maggie's Place for several years when I lived in Phoenix. I was touched by the simple but desperately needed mission of this organization, which is to provide a home for pregnant women in need. They reach out in... more »

  Brian wrote:

Catholic Charities USA has been a national leader since 1910 advocating for just social policies and practicing best models of serving persons, families and communities. Catholic Charities started in 1910 to be the "attorney for the poor" in terms of... more »

  carl1 wrote:

The solicitation material was using Mary, The Mother of God, to raise money. One of the very things Jesus worked against. In addition, they promised to use the money to blaspheme God's children. more »

  psobier63 wrote:

Preston High School has made me the person that I am today. As a student in the 1960's, I developed confidence and leadership. I entered Preston as a shy freshman and left as a woman of compassion and conviction and ready to go into the world and make... more »

  sthenry07 wrote:

I got heavily involved because I felt strongly the work that the Society of St. Henry was doing was beneficial in strengthening the youth of our society in morals and values via religious cultural appreciation. Our world today is disrupted by economic... more »

  melissaparedes wrote:

I have been a donor to LAIM since its inception. It is run by wonderful people with a selfless devotion to God and Latin American Indians (among others!). The Kietzman Family set up the organization as a tribute to their wife/mother, Harriet, and her... more »

  nmkstl wrote:

After having interviewed the CEO of this organization to serve, I learned that the Mission Doctors association is more of a "private club" of physicians and donors. The organization, while performing worthwhile services, just doesn't function as a typical... more »

  jpmmartin wrote:

Besides serving on the board of directors, I have the opportunity to see this organization up close. My Secular Franciscan Order fraternity meets at the FMS mission house once a month. I get to see first hand the women and men, some young, some not... more »