Catalog of Ministries
Our catalog is continually growing. It is provided here to help inform and inspire you to become engaged in philanthropy. Our hope is that you will get involved. The rewards will be great.
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Justin-Siena High School Foundation, Inc.
Biography
To build and manage an endowment that will ensure the longterm financial viability of Justin-Siena High School. The Justin-Siena High School is a Catholic high school called to provide educational excellence in a loving, Christ-centered community that prepares students to serve and to lead in an ever changing world.
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KBVM-FM (Catholic Broadcasting Northwest, Inc)
Biography
Catholic Broadcasting Northwest, Inc. operates as KBVM-FM to proclaim the gospel through programs that embrace the Church’s magisterium and promote its devotions, particularly the Rosary of the Blessed Virgin. KBVM’s programs focus on Catholic: Prayer, Music, Education, Families and Latino Ministry. KBVM broadcasts in the greater Portland, Oregon and southwest Washington areas reaching a population of more than 2.4 million people
Koinonia Academy
Biography
The mission of Koinonia Academy, a private classical pre-K-12 school is to inspire courageous lives of personal holiness, virtue, and wisdom through authentic Catholic education. Our school may be small in size (240 students) but the impact it is making from a Roman Catholic perspective is profound. KA provides a high quality academic foundation, but our ultimate indicator of success is graduates who have continued to consciously and purposefully live their Catholic faith, whether that be by choosing religious life, missionary work or lay careers dedication to the protection of God’s people. Our daily faith formation activities have resulted in students who challenge themselves to BE a light in the world for more than three generations.
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L’Arche Portland
Biography
L’Arche Portland tranforms the lives of people with and without intellectual disabilities by working together to create home, share life, and build community. Those with intellectual disabilities form the heart of our shred life and invite others into mutual relationships. We welcome each person’s unique gifts and challenges, and offer opportunities for personal transformation. We trust in God and live as a sign that love, respect and interdependence are the path to a peaceful and just world.
L’Arche USA
Biography
We are people, with and without intellectual disabilities, sharing life in communities belonging to an International Federation. Mutual relationships and trust in God are at the heart of our journey together. We celebrate the unique value of every person and recognize our need of one another. Make known the gifts of people who have intellectual disabilities, revealed through mutually transforming relationships; Foster an environment in community that responds to the changing needs of our members while being faithful to the core values of our founding story; and engage in our diverse cultures, working together toward a more humane society.
Ladysmith Servite Sisters
Biography
The Ladysmith Servite Sisters are a diocesan religious institute founded in 1912 in Ladysmith, Wisconsin. They share in the charism and mission of the international Servite Order. The Ladysmith Servite Sisters provide assistance for human and societal needs, with emphasis on women, children, families, education, health care and social services.
Lay Mission-Helpers Association
Biography
Lay Mission-Helpers Association recruits, prepares, sends and supports Catholic lay persons-single, married, married with children–from the Catholic Church in the United States who are willing to share their gifts and live their faith in response to requests of bishops in developing countries. Lay Mission-Helpers Association sends nurses,teachers, administrators, pastoral workers and technicians to area of the world which are in dire need of people with such skills.
Leviticus 25:23 Alternative Fund, Inc.
Biography
Mission Statement: The Leviticus Fund is motivated by faith and founded on the biblical verse of Leviticus 25:23 and its call for justice in the stewardship of economic resources. The Fund supports transformative solutions that serve low-income and vulnerable people by combining flexible capital from social impact investors and contributors with knowledge-sharing to create sustainable and affordable communities.
Life Directions
Biography
Youth & Young Adult Development: The mission of Life Directions is to motivate young adults, ages 13-35, especially the economically poor and “at-risk” to mature into responsible, productive adults through self-direction. Life Directions currently works in churches and public high schools in poverty communities and in their surrounding neighborhoods in Detroit and Chicago. In celebration of Life Directions 40th Anniversary, Rev. John Phelps, CSsR, has published, Life Directions: Raising Hope, Building Peace.
LifeHouse Crisis Maternity Home-Catholic Charities of Southern Missouri
Biography
Mission: LifeHouse is a home for homeless pregnant women who need to be loved, encouraged and empowered to choose life and make a better future for them and their babies, either through adoption or parenting. LifeHouse is located in a previous Carmelite Monastery, and up to 20 women and their children under age five can live there at any given time. Lifehouse offers a safe loving home, clothing, nutritious meals and access to prenatal health care that leads to healthy deliveries. It also provides job and life skills training, education, counseling, and parenting classes. Not only do our residents receive pregnancy support in bringing a healthy new life into the world, they recieve a helping hand following birth to achieve a better future for all. Residents may stay for a full year after the baby’s birth as they work toward self-sufficiency.
LifeWay Network, Inc
Biography
LifeWay Network collaborates to combat human trafficking through safe housing and education
Little Sisters of the Poor (Oregon, OH)
Biography
At the Little Sisters of the Poor, we dedicate our lives to the loving service of the aged poor, continuing the legacy of our Foundress, Blessed Jeanne Jugan. Mindful that we serve the Lord in the Poor, we seal our dedication by a special fourth vow of hospitality. In this evangelical mission we welcome the elderly in homes where we strive to meet their physical, medical, social, emotional, and spiritual needs. Regardless of their financial resources, each resident has a private room and bathroom. Regular income does not cover the cost of care. God’s providence and community contribution are essential for the daily operation of the Home.
Little Sisters of the Poor (Washington, DC)
Biography
Little Sisters of the Poor, we dedicate our lives to the loving service of the Aged Poor, continuing the legacy of our Foundress, Blessed Jeanne Jugan. Mindful that we serve the Lord in the Poor, we seal our dedication by a special fourth vow of hospitality. In this evangelical mission we welcome the Elderly in Homes where we strive to meet their physical, medical, social, emotional and spiritual needs. In a family atmosphere we want the Residents to experience being loved, being needed and knowing they will receive care adapted to their eventual health changes. Respectful of their dignity and of the sacredness of life itself, we accompany them spiritually and assist them at the hour of death. The quality and spirit of this dedication is instilled in those who collaborate with us in this mission. At present Little Sisters are in 32 countries with 30 Homes in the United States.
Little Sisters of the Poor – Saint Mary and Joseph Home for the Aged (Cleveland, OH)
Biography
The Little Sisters’ only purpose for being in Cleveland for the last 131 years has been to provide care for the elderly who have limited financial means or social support and find it difficult to maintain their independence with dignity. The Home has a family-like atmosphere in which the Residents are respected and loved. The Home is licensed to provide nursing and personal care under the statutes of the State of Ohio. The continuum of care offered ensures that the Residents can remain in the Home as their needs increase. They know that the Little Sisters will be at their side in their last moments and the elderly deserve strength and peace from this assurance.
Little Sisters of the Poor – St. Augustine’s Home for the Aged (Indianapolis, IN)
Biography
At the Little Sisters of the Poor, we dedicate our lives to the loving service of the aged poor, continuing the legacy of our Foundress, Blessed Jeanne Jugan. Mindful that we serve the Lord in the Poor, we seal our dedication by a special fourth vow of hospitality. In this evangelical mission we welcome the elderly in homes where we strive to meet their physical, medical, social, emotional, and spiritual needs.
Little Sisters of the Poor – St. Paul’s Archbishop Leibold Home for the Aged (Cincinnati, OH)
Biography
The Little Sisters of the Poor are religious women, members of an International Congregation, who have dedicated their lives to the service of the elderly, in 30 countries of the world on its 5 continents. We live in this mission of hospitality by serving the elderly poor in every aspect of their lives. The height of our vocation is to nurture spirituality and assist the dying. The Little Sisters of the Poor instill a respect for human dignity and the inviolability of the human life. We offer a loving Home with nutritious food, comfortable housing, clothing, nursing care, and meaningful activity in an environment of compassion, love and respect from which the Residents benefit throughout life. Here in Cincinnati our Home provides low-income independent living apartments, assisted living and skilled care to low-income elderly of the Greater Cincinnati area regardless of race, creed, sex or nationality.
Little Sisters of the Poor of Greater Boston (Boston, MA)
Biography
The Little Sisters of the Poor are religious women, members of an International Congregation, who have dedicated their lives to the service of the elderly, in 30 countries of the world on its 5 continents. We live in this mission of hospitality by serving the elderly poor in every aspect of their lives. The height of our vocation is to nurture spirituality and assist the dying. The Little Sisters of the Poor install a respect for human dignity and the inviolability of the human life. We offer a loving Home with nutritious food, comfortable housing, clothing, nursing care, and meaningful activity in an environment of compassion, love and respect from which the Residents benefit throughout life. Here in Somerville our Home provides low-income independent living apartments, assisted living and skilled care to low-income elderly of Greater Boston regardless of race, creed, sex or nationality.
Little Sisters of the Poor of Kansas City
Biography
Continuing the work of our Foundress Saint Jeanne Jugan, our mission is to offer the neediest elderly of every race and religion a home where they will be welcomed as Christ, cared for as family, and accompanied with dignity until God calls them to himself.
The Little Sisters have cared for Kansas City’s elderly poor since 1882. Along with dedicated employees and volunteers, we sisters care for 100 residents with three levels of care in our Kansas City home, The Jeanne Jugan Center. Our purpose is to meet the basic and medical needs of our residents, while also providing a safe, loving, and comfortable home where each person is respected and treated with dignity.
Little Sisters of the Poor of Pa. (Pittsburgh, PA)
Biography
In addition to the vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience, the Little Sisters of the Poor take a vow of hospitality. We live in this mission of hospitality by serving our elderly poor in every aspect of their lives. The height of our vocation is to nurture spirituality and assist the dying. The LIttle Sisters of the Poor instill a respect for human dignity and the inviolability of the human life. In addition, we provide nutritious food, comfortable housing, clothing, nursing care, and meaningful activity. We serve the elderly poor in our Homes, welcoming them as family, responding with love to their needs and hopes.
Little Sisters of the Poor-Jeanne Jugan Residence (Newark, DE)
Biography
As Little Sisters of the Poor, we care for the elderly poor in the spirit of humble service which we have received from Jeanne Jugan. We welcome the elderly as we would Jesus Christ himself and serve them with love and respect until death. Mindful that we serve the Lord in the Poor, we seal our dedication by a special fourth vow of hospitality. In this evangelical mission we welcome the Elderly in Homes where we strive to meet their physical, medical, social, emotional and spiritual needs. In a family atmosphere we want the Residents to experience being loved, being needed and knowing they will receive care adapted to their eventual health changes. Respectful of their dignity and of the sacredness of life itself, we accompany them spiritually and assist them at the hour of death. The quality and spirit of this dedication is instilled in those who collaborate with us in this mission. At present Little Sisters are in 31 countries with 32 Homes in the United States.