The New York Times Communities Fund - Catholic Charities of New York

Join us in building on our 114-Year Legacy of creating a Better New York

Catholic Charities of New York is proud to be the oldest beneficiary of The New York Times Communities Fund (formerly The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund). For over a century, our partnership has enabled us to address and solve critical problems facing New Yorkers in need.

This year’s campaign goal is to raise $1M to support youth programming in two critical areas: special education and early intervention. In addition, this year’s donations will also support eviction prevention educational programming for adults.

Over a Century of Impact Together

Since 1911, the partnership between Catholic Charities and The New York Times has raised millions of dollars to deliver critical human services to the neglected child, the homeless family, the immigrant and refugee, the person with special needs, and the hungry senior, always with compassion and respect. We have driven transformative change across New York and advocated for a more just and compassionate society that reflects our shared core values.

“I am excited to continue the historic partnership between Catholic Charities and The New York Times Communities Fund this year as we collectively focus on our valuable educational programs for youth and adults in need. Support from this campaign is critical to our efforts and will enable us to provide essential programming at all stages of our clients’ lives.” -J. Antonio Fernández, CEO, Catholic Charities

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