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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  nnapolitano wrote:

ISN's programs, website, and network opportunities offer high school and college students, young professionals, and adult parishioners training and opportunities to live out a faith that does justice. Each year, more than 1,000 members of the Ignatian... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Dsvasquez wrote:

Wonderful support for the community that supports the incarcerated. Training, education, awareness. more »

  timmytunes19 wrote:

It's an honor to volunteer at such a great organization. Helping under-privileged children in the Cincinnati area achieve a Catholic education and change their families lives is special. 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  cristinamariadefatima wrote:

I am very grateful for their sponsorship of Rosary Rallies in the public square, something I've wanted to do for years. 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 »

  Jamie_Korns wrote:

Several years ago, my husband and I initially chose a very popular school in our own town, but we realized very quickly the fancy facility and high tuition was not reflective of academic quality and what happened inside of the school. There, it felt like... more »

  Katherine S. wrote:

I have a family memeber who helps run this amazing organization, and there could not be a more invloved, caring person to help make Farm of the Child a great place. The service, the compassion, and the hard work is visible every single day. more »

  jencc13 wrote:

Non-God fearing, shady business people. Out to make money and not to help others! Bill for services not rendered. more »

  DianeNow wrote:

A great group of faith filled individuals to work with! A Good Organization promoting our Catholic Faith. 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 »

  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 »

  anna.flournoy wrote:

I spent a year and a half on mission with Con-solatio in Lima, Peru... to say "life-changing" would be cliche, but it was entirely "life forming." I had a desire to give of myself entirely to Christ. So I arrived to mission in Peru looking for Christ’s... 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 »

  whitelily wrote:

I am very impressed with this foundation. The good works that they do is above and beyond. They have a close relationship with Aid to the Church in Need, which is under the guidance of the Holy Father. Your Catholic Voice Foundation is one of their largest... more »

  Writer wrote:

This organization was not prepared to send myself and 3 others to Kenya. We ended up with no work visas and I had a difficult time finally getting all my papers in order so I could leave the country ( I had malaria and needed to get back for medical attention... more »

  Nana8888 wrote:

The Priests of the Sacred Heart do remarkable charitable work around the world. Unlike other organizations, Fr. Dominic, Spiritual Director, has established a one-to-one connection between him and donors. This personalized approach ensures that each donor... more »

  ckrahulek wrote:

Seraphic Mass Association is a wonderful website. Easy to use, easy to find what you are looking for whether it's masses, holiday cards, novenas, etc. If you need help, customer service is there to help. Keep up the great work! more »

  mike_t wrote:

The week I spent at Naz was easily one of the best weeks of my life. Helping to repair homes sounds great on paper, and it is, but the Naz experience is much more than that. Just hanging out with everybody on Community Night was awesome, and I think that... more »

  MaryElii wrote:

I have volunteered in care and outreach to the poor and underserved for over 40 years. The Society of St Vincent de Paul allows me to combine my faith with volunteer work in my home community. I do home visits with a partner to those in financial crisis... more »

  Fran L wrote:

I am a long time donor to this K-12 school and have found it to be an excellent resource for the Pine Ridge Reservation, where there is 89% unemployment and 6 in 10 live in poverty. Not only do students receive an outstanding education (has the highest... more »

  mbeth wrote:

My association with the Dominican Sisters of Peace began with its beginning on Easter Sunday 2009. This group of 600 vowed religious women works tirelessly to preach the gospel through their lives and through their good works. As they reflect on a world... more »

  frenchlecordon wrote:

As a donor to the sisters in Chile, it is an honor to be able to contribute. They have spent their entire lives devoted to others and have been a blessing too thousands of lives. Supporting them is a beautiful way to say thank you for their dedication... more »

  Geo33 wrote:

?? How can you rate SF Archbishop of San Francisco at 100% in transparency? when you state: "Audited Financial Statement is not available for this organization" When faced with civil suits, they have attempted to hide assets. http://www.sfgate.com/news/article/S-F-accuses-church-of-dodging-taxes-3228716.php 2009:... more »

  BettyDMH wrote:

Divine Mercy Home was incorporated on Divine Mercy Sunday, 2020 during the height of the COVID 19 pandemic while providing care in our home for our own mother. Although providing end of life care for a loved one can be one of the most challenging seasons... more »

  Agradecido wrote:

I'm a hispanic man and I was needing help to many things in my life. This Church is great and now I m Very proud to be part of this group. more »

  clareleem2 wrote:

It was great helping out and reaching out to the less fortunate. I was glad to give a smile to at least one person when we handed out food to them. The Saint Francis Center is a wonderful way to do community service and you're able to bond with people.... more »

  Bert2 wrote:

Knights of Columbus council #4438 has a long and honorable history of supporting Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church and school along with other local charities. Operating Monday and Tuesday night bingo as the major fund raisers. The Knights also sponsor... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have been familiar with Dismas for many years, initially through collaboration with its first director, Ron Zeilinger. He and his teammates have been visionaries when it comes to standing in solidarity with people who are incarcerated. They send materials... more »

  MidtownDave wrote:

I came to Magnificat House from prison. I had no place to go, and they took me in without question, or at least, a minimal number of questions to determine if I was a danger to others. They gave me a clean room, three good meals a day, direction on... more »

  Bert2 wrote:

A great church Our Lady of Lourdes serving the needs of many in the local community. There is a community food bank ( The Pasture) which gives out food to needy families. The health ministry has free health screenings and provides free flu shots. Friday... more »

  RAS75 wrote:

One catholic community with 2 historical churches. more »

  knightsofholyeucharist wrote:

Knights of the Holy Eucharist discovered by Mother Angelica in 1998, the Knights of the Holy Eucharist is a society of Franciscan brothers devoted to cherishing Jesus our Eucharistic Lord. more »

  Emily N.4 wrote:

GIVEN is life-changing both for the individual soul as well as for the soul of the Church. It helps women grow in the critical understanding of the truth of who they are, while giving practical networking and mentorship as tools to let the fruits of this... more »

  kindness wrote:

This charity is a minus zero. There is no phone number to contact. Letter head address and mail address are different, and in two different States, Texas and Maryland. And plan to give this information to the United States Postal Service. more »

  Janet G.6 wrote:

HIDDEN GEM. This has to be a destination, because no one just stumbles across The Glen. It is a beautiful sanctuary hidden in the verdant Baraboo bluffs. Lots of walking trails and many picnic areas. Especially if you are Catholic (but you are welcome... more »

  BibleLessons wrote:

Holy Spirit Catholic Church, Mustang, Oklahoma, provided me with the book " I Heard God Laugh " by Matthew Kelly, and " The Best Lent Ever Journal " by Wellspring. These books helped me renew my spiritual experience and call back to service.... more »

  Joseli wrote:

Warm and welcoming spiritual community. I plan to participate more in the future. more »

  AnnVan wrote:

After graduating from Vassar College in 1990 as an English major & with a NY State teaching credential in English for grades 6-12, I served as a 3rd grade teacher through VESS in Kings like, TX. It was a wonderful experience. I grew up in Rochester,... more »

  jnl06 wrote:

Michael Galloway is not just under investigation; he is under indictment by the IRS Criminal Division for four counts of tax evasion. The case continues to wind its way through the courts but he is very, very guilty. He also settled a lawsuit accusing... more »

  AsiaJamal wrote:

I have to start by saying that this foundation was truly a blessing to me. I fell on some hard times due to an assault. I lost work and in turn I lost money. Utilities got cut off and I am a mother of 3. They covered my utilities and helped me to... more »

  amiranda wrote:

A wonderful group of women committed to works of love, mercy and justice. The Sisters of Providence serve real needs of real people, from offering free tutoring, environmental justice education, health care services for the needy, spiritual renewal opportunities... more »

  Carol202 wrote:

With help from St Marys & St Jude churches, 30 - 35 needy families are helped each week with: Electric bills, water bills, rent, medical needs, furniture, clothing, food and many other things. Most of these families have someone working... more »

  SusanSR wrote:

This charity lives up to its mission. It supports catechists with formation courses and continuing formation opportunities. It offers parent pages to aid parents in learning about the spiritual capacities and needs of their children. It offers podcasts... more »

  SMundy wrote:

I dedicated a year of my life as a DV from 2011-2012. I can only say that it was a truly transformative experience. I was able to teach at an inner city Catholic school while living in community with fellow volunteers sharing experiences of prayer,... more »

  Evangelist Richard V. Sifuentes wrote:

Deep in the word ministries began or became official in 1/15/2008 and have been doing prison ministry outline focus but also weddings , funerals, Bible studies and Zoom Bible study classes . more »

  Joe B wrote:

The Huron Mills Association is a small but spunky non-profit based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, which helps men and women to discover in marriage and family life opportunities for personal growth and service to society. The Association organizes public conferences... more »

  MMM wrote:

Guest House Inc. is a very unique charity that has an incredible impact due to the clients they serve. Since 1956 Guest House has treated Catholic Clergy and Religious (male and female) for chemical addictions regardless of their ability to pay and country... more »

  ElfsMom wrote:

Kolping has always been an important part of our family. There are a dedicated group of volunteers who work hard to show the positive values taught by Fr. Kolping to the world at large. Keep up the great work! more »

  ezglades wrote:

I have been trying to get off their physical mailing list for 9 months! I've called three times. Each time they tell me that it takes 10-12 weeks so please be patient. I get these mailings 1-2 times each month. At this point I feel like all of the money... more »

  Linda W. wrote:

They're wonderful. They have a Catholic cable tv station and offer an authentic Catholic viewpoint to a variety of issues. I've also personally called them with questions and everyone I've spoken to there has been extremely kind and helpful. If you want... more »

  Loren L wrote:

My life was changed by this group.. and now, continuing as a volunteer, I have seen countless others positively impacted by the ACTS mission teams as well. Through their mission of deepening the personal relationship Jesus and the message of the gospel,... more »

  NSB123 wrote:

The work the Center provides to Pasco County disabled adults is amazing. The clients and staff are fabulous. Every effort is made to improve the quality of life for the clients served. Funding is the most difficult struggle for the organization as... more »

  marykelly33 wrote:

The UCEF is an extremely well organized cost effective organization that assists hundreds of students who otherwise could not afford a college education. It also supports many orphans/street children, the handicapped and many other needs in the Ukrainian... more »

We offer spiritual, material and educational assistance to Catholics and people of all faiths in the nine northern counties of... more »

  jgbillmeier wrote:

Capital grants from the Woodlawn Foundation have provided important seed money for a number of non-profit projects benefiting the New England area. They have helped defray the cost of construction currently underway by the Chestnut HIll Foundation for... more »

  Writer wrote:

This organization has NOT had it's status revoked. They do amazing things with immigrants, poor families, and support individuals who need assistance. They are very active in the anti-human trafficking community and have even won an award from the FBI... more »

  Patrick Kleaver wrote:

After the Communist revolution in 1917 in Russia, Roman Catholic churches were confiscated and put to other uses by the government. In 1992 (a year after the Soviet Union ceased to exist), two priests from the United States arrived in Vladivostok to... more »

  Writer wrote:

In December 1970, I was cured from Hodgkins Disease by Almighty God, through the blessings and prayers of His holy servant Father Aloysius Ellacuria, C.M.F. In 1971, Father Aloysius founded the Missionaries of Fatima in Fatima, Portugal. The Order is... more »

  kvn1057 wrote:

My son "discovered" CYC five years ago. At first, he attended a one week session at camp because it was " FUN". Since then, he has grown to recognize that camp is an opportunity to grow in his faith, learn life skills, and meet lifelong friends. As... more »

  Angel I. wrote:

The Society of St. Vincent De Paul mission is to serve those living in poverty. We don't call them poor, but those living in poverty. Anyone can overcome poverty with the right tools. We provide food, clothing and household goods around the world.... more »

  InstantKarma wrote:

I question the character of ANY organization that asks people to give personal information THROUGH THE MAIL like credit card numbers with exp. date, CVV #, name & addresses! They'd rather sacrifice YOUR SAFETY than THEIR DONATIONS. I wouldn't trust the... more »

  Sophia D. wrote:

Terrible Service. I am very disappointed with their service. If you have medical insurance, this is not the place for you. This is mostly for people who got their health care through Medicare or other social programs Terrible Servicio. Si tienes... more »

  rose miller wrote:

Notre Dame is no longer a Catholic school. A significant Operations funding source is the Mangano Foundation whose Board consists of Maggie Mangano and her accountant Michael S. Hoover. These parties also sit on the Board of the former Notre Dame--Hoover... more »

  GLong_2011 wrote:

Awful church. When I visited there was no one that talked to me when I walked in, and after I started a conversation with people, I was told by a couple of people that they liked to lie and spread false information. Apparently someone got kicked out after... more »

  Mamabear1125 wrote:

This amazing foundation has been assisting our family since Avery's Diagnois. Avery remains in remission 3 years now but is left in intestinal failure and many other side effects of treatment with many Dr appointments still Richie Pervan Touch Foundation... more »

  Tommy G.2 wrote:

Jesus Talents is a great non-profit looking to really serve Jesus trough the poorest and least served people in Venezuela, and worldwide. Their open hands program is very innovative and leave no-one outside, which I consider really amazing! more »

  Larissa Collins wrote:

I visited this CW about 15 years ago as I was traveling across the US. Wonderful people, wonderful organization. The 'staff' live on site and volunteer their time. No one is paid a salary. Money you give to the CW is used to feed and shelter the poorest... more »

  CFMUSA wrote:

How to help families connect with each other, build faith at home, and not start another costly parish program? I know about good programs a parish can buy and put on, but here is an idea that families can do for themselves, with your encouragement: I... more »

  gusdmh wrote:

Not sure what how much good they do. I'm sure they're nice people. But when they claim to be Catholic and they're not, my suspicions raise. If anything, call them Anglo-Catholics or something similar. They're not even part of the the Anglican worldwide... more »

  truthandjustice wrote:

This apostolate mails under St. Michael's World Apostolate (SMWA). Michael Mangan started his so called 'order' without having any accredited religious education from the Church and after he was dismissed from another non profit. He brought much doubt... more »

  sugarsugarhigh wrote:

I have worked at St. Dominic for a few months but already love it here. I have worked in the senior living field for many years at several companies. St. Dominic as a company has such a different environment from the corporate world. I love that the staff... more »

  Larry Pauly wrote:

St. Raphael is a Catholic Bookstore. The person answering the phone was very helpful. Since I was looking for vocations support, this was an innapropriate organization to approach. She was however, very kind. more »

The trust solicits funds and provides grants to certain society of st. Pius x foreign districts for their religious and charitable... more »

The Development Program seeks funds to supplement the Retirement Program as well as to fund the Congregations active works. more »

The priory is a christian renewal center welcoming people of all faiths for prayer, community, education and outreach, staffed... more »

Focus International, Inc., grew out of my desire to respond to the gift of God, which enabled me to recover from 4 brain tumor... more »

Form and unite the devotees and propagate devotion to our lady of penafrancia more »

We serve the spiritual, social, and service needs of the Catholic community at Drexel University. more »

Not for profit retail resale store more »

OUR MISSION Institution of the "PARISH" To proclaim the Gospel misson of Jesus for our time and place by becoming... more »

The auburn korean catholic community inc is to promote felllowship of korean community and provide charitable in auburn more »

To foster catholic traditions in liturgical music and music education, and advance the composition and cantoral standards of liturgical... more »

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The organization is a non-profit religious organization. The specific purpose is to provide support to priest and other members... more »

Promotion, ordination and support of roman catholic women priests and education of the public concerning their legitimacy under... more »

With Jesus Christ as our focus, Pope John XXIII High School has as its primary mission the formation of the whole person - mind,... more »

Said organization is organized exclusively for charitable, religious, educational, and scientific purposes, including for such... more »

Our Mission is to enlighten and educate the world population about the special graces available to all those who recite the Rosary.... more »

Provides reliable information on the secular attacks on faith and family values; persecutions and abuses of human rights around... more »

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As Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, we are called to participate in the mission of Jesus. Our choice of ministry... more »

A neighborhood parochial school, St. Vincent de Paul provides an excellent education at an affordable tuition, enabling families... more »

The exempt purpose of men of christ catholic conference, inc. Is to evangelize, catechize, and unify catholic men in southeast... more »

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