The New York Athletic Club was buzzing with anticipation as Catholic Renewal hosted its annual event to support Catholic Charities New York. The gathering highlighted CCNY’s vital role in helping over 150,000 households annually across Manhattan, the Bronx, Staten Island, and the Lower Hudson Valley, providing essential...
The Housing Support Services program at Catholic Charities New York—established in 2021 alongside the long-standing Case Management and Preserving Housing programs—continues to grow and adapt to meet the evolving needs of its residents. By providing on-site social services at affordable housing sites, the program aims to stabilize families and guide them toward personal...
Olha, a certified nursing assistant, is a very busy mom. When she’s not busy working, cooking meals, or bringing her two sons to piano lessons, Olha is learning English — sometimes studying for five hours a day after work. “After work, I go to English classes, but it’s difficult to be honest,”...
The Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) is a vital initiative that provides young individuals with the opportunity to gain meaningful work experience, explore various career paths, and develop essential professional skills. Through a broad range of placements—from physical therapy clinics to positions with the Marines, local precincts, doctors’ offices, supermarkets, life insurance...
Dear Neighbor, From a child adopted by a loving family to a senior enjoying a meal from our food pantry, Catholic Charities of New York has been providing help and creating hope for millions of New Yorkers — and we couldn’t do it without you. Every day, your support creates brighter...
Kathleen B. Cudahy’s journey with Catholic Charities of New York (CCNY) is a powerful example of how a personal connection can evolve into a lifelong commitment to philanthropy. Her relationship with Catholic Charities began in a uniquely profound way—she and her husband adopted a little girl through a Catholic Charities...
Ana, a sixteen-year-old high school student from the Bronx, landed her first job this summer. Over six weeks, Ana worked and collaborated in a team of young people to plan, design, and paint an outdoor mural for P.S. 368, The William Lynch School, in Hamilton Heights. “I’m very interested...
In communities across New York, two remarkable women are making a profound impact through their work with Catholic Charities NY. Pat Perlstein, a dedicated conversation volunteer in our immigration’s Conversation Partner Program, helps students improve their English skills through one-on-one practice. Janet Hernandez, the Westchester Coordinator...
Fordham University students Andres Caballero (Psychology, Class of 2026) and Jack Wenz (Physics, Class of 2026) have taken a creative approach to address food waste and hunger in their community. In a recent conversation with Catholic Charities, the students shared how they launched the “Fordham Food Walk” initiative, which utilizes leftover meal swipes...
In our second century of service, Catholic Charities of New York has recommitted to a priority area of need — sheltering the homeless. Every New Yorker deserves dignity and a home. We invite you to read our 2024 Summer Impact Report by clicking here. With your critical support, Catholic Charities of New...