Seasoned HR executive brings two decades of nonprofit leadership experience to advance the organization’s mission of serving the most vulnerable NEW YORK, NY – Catholic Charities New York and Catholic Charities Community Services today announced the appointment of Conrad Pinnock as Chief People & Culture Officer, effective...
Catholic Charities of New York joins nonprofits across the country on Thursday, October 9, 2025, in celebrating DAF Day — a national movement to encourage generosity through Donor-Advised Funds (DAFs). DAF Day is about activating generosity that is already waiting to be unlocked. Across the United States, billions of charitable dollars are set...
The Rosary is a cherished prayer in the Catholic tradition, inviting us to reflect on the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ through the eyes of His mother, Mary. Rooted in Scripture and rich in spiritual depth, praying the Rosary offers a peaceful rhythm of meditation, repetition, and devotion. Whether...
Celebrate National Car Care Month by Donating Your Vehicle to Catholic Charities of New York Did you know that National Car Care Month happens not just once, but twice a year, every April and October? These months are perfect for giving your car the TLC it needs before the...
Our 2025 Fall Impact Report: Addressing Hunger Together Every day, hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers face the painful uncertainty of not knowing where their next meal will come from. More than two million people across New York are currently experiencing food insecurity — including one in four children. At a time...
From Haiti to Hope When Rose, a devoted mother of two, left her home in Haiti, she carried with her both heartbreak and hope. Life in Haiti had become increasingly dangerous and unstable. Insecurity and political violence touched her family directly. Rose’s partner, a politician, was targeted by violent...
Art That Tells New York’s Story On September 17, 2025, St. Patrick’s Cathedral unveiled its largest major commissioned artwork in the 146-year history of the cathedral: a 25-foot mural celebrating the arrival of immigrants to New York City. Painted by Brooklyn-based artist Adam Cvijanovic, the sweeping artwork draws...
The holidays are just around the corner — a season of sparkling lights, cozy gatherings, and cherished traditions. But for thousands of hardworking families struggling to make ends meet, the season can also bring anxiety, difficult choices, and unmet needs. At Catholic Charities of New York, we...
Veteran social services leader, first lay person to guide 108-Year-Old Catholic Social Service Agency September 15, 2025 – New York, NY — J. Antonio Fernández has just become the first lay person to run the 108-year-old Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New York, the social service organization...
For Families in Need, School Supplies Are Just Another Expense The end of summer means the beginning of a new school year, and across New York, families in need struggle with the costs of new bags, pencils, and binders on top of their housing and grocery bills. But on August...
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