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Affordable Children’s BBall Clinics Run by Brooklyn Nets
Posted on 04/6/2018 by Alice Kenny | Share
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Looking for professional - yet affordable - neighborhood clinics this Spring 2018 for your future basketball stars?
Check out our Sunday CYO Clinics starting April 22!
More 20-Year Olds Go Bankrupt than Graduate College
Posted on 04/5/2018 by Alice Kenny | Share
Find Out How Catholic Charities Reverses the Trend
Photo Credit: Manhattan Times
Urgent! We Need Your Help and Hope
Posted on 03/26/2018 by Alice Kenny | Share
Last year was a year of devastation for so many of our brothers and sisters: hurricanes; evictions; lives and livelihoods swept away. But because of compassionate neighbors like you, it was also a year of great hope.
Equal Pay for Equal Work: Why Is This So Complicated?
Posted on 03/15/2018 by Alice Kenny | Share
Find Out from New ‘Women In Human Services Hall of Famer’ Gabriela Rosa
Gabriela Rosa accepts award with Catholic Charities Bronx Regional Coordinator Rev. Eric Cruz
No Thoughts. No Prayers. No More School Shootings!
Posted on 03/14/2018 by Alice Kenny | Share
NYC Students Join #Enough! National School Walkout
Worried About What Your Children Will Do This Summer?
Posted on 03/6/2018 by Alice Kenny | Share
Check out Catholic Charities Free & Low-Cost Youth Programs
It’s already March and we parents are starting to worry what are children will do when school ends and we’re at work. Thankfully, Catholic Charities NY and our affiliates offer free...
It’s a Miracle! YOU. Yes, You! Can Become a Big Brother or Sister!
Posted on 03/2/2018 by Alice Kenny | Share
Become a Hero: Here’s How
Check out our Catholic Charities affiliate, Catholic Big Sisters & Big Brothers.
“It’s such a positive influence on your life,” says one of our Big Brothers, James, in this recent video, “and such an incredibly positive influence on the other person’s life that every day you see it on...
Sisters Flee from Violence for Safety in the U.S.
Posted on 02/26/2018 by Alice Kenny | Share
Disabled and Abused
Julia Cruz
Walking Dogs to Support Her Family
Abandoned by her husband, Juana Cruz tried to support her daughters, Julia and Estefany, with the only job she could find in their impoverished town of Chlatenango...
On This Journey, There Is Still Hope
Posted on 02/22/2018 by Sandy Strk | Share
My Chance to Find Hope
By Sandy Strk
Catholic Charities Marketing Manager
Sandy Strk, 4th from left, with fellow Catholic Charities New York staff.
NY Giants Mentor Inner City Children
Posted on 01/23/2018 by Alice Kenny | Share
Provide Role Models and Inspiration
Runaway Teen’s Family Profiled by The New York Times
Posted on 01/10/2018 by Alice Kenny | Share
See How Catholic Charities Stepped In
When Desiree Santana’s 14-year-old daughter went missing in September, she felt frantic, writes New York Times reporter Emily Palmer in this Neediest Cases profile published this past Sunday, January 7,...
How We House the Hardest-to-Help Homeless
Posted on 12/18/2017 by admin | Share
Sheltering Those Who Lived on the Streets for Years
By Jacqueline Victoria-Kline
Program Director
Jackie Victoria-Kline (R) decorates Holy Rosary
Shelter Christmas party tree
Huge Thanks to Our Christmas Elves !
Posted on 12/15/2017 by Alice Kenny | Share
AKA St. Nicholas Shopping Day Volunteers
Catholic Charities Trustee Bill Pruellage’s family volunteers for Shopping Day fun.
Merry Christmas and a huge thank you to our army of elves who banded with us at our St. Nicholas...
Special NYC Shelter Battles Surge of Homelessness Among Young Adults
Posted on 12/14/2017 by Alice Kenny | Share
Check Out the Latest in Catholic Charities New York Times Neediest Cases
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After Surviving a Brain Tumor as a Toddler, Teen Reveals Price of Living as a Walking Miracle
Posted on 11/30/2017 by Alice Kenny | Share
Find Out More in Today’s New York Times Neediest Cases Profile
Allia Villa survived a brain tumor at age 4. It was only the start of her fight.
Now a 17-year-old cancer survivor, it is hard to tally all the ATRT brain tumor stole...
