Catalog of Ministries

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Catalog of Ministries

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.
If you wish to contribute to an organization with an existing NCCF fund, if you wish to create a fund to benefit an organization, or if you wish to contribute to NCCF’s mission, please contact us below.

If you wish to make an individual contribution to any organization in our catalog of ministries, please contact the organization directly. The catalog below can be searched by name, sorted by category or browsed alphabetically.

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Nora Cronin Presentation Academy

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Contact: Sister Yliana Hernandez PBVM, Principal Address 69 Bay View Terrace Newburgh New York 12550 United States Phone: (845) 567-0708 Link: http://www.noracroninpresentationacademy.org/
Biography

Our mission: Nora Cronin Presentation Academy (NCPA) educates low income, young women of the Hudson Valley to become leaders of tomorrow.

Our vision is to break the cycle of poverty through education and mentorship consistent with the mission of the Sisters of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Our values: Nora Cronin Presentation Academy, a Catholic middle school for young women, promotes Gospel values with special emphasis on faith, hope, justice, freedom and human dignity.  We call our students to a kinship of care of Earth, to foster peace and give back to their communities.

North Atlantic Tri-Hospital Clinical Education Center (Atlanta, GA)

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Contact: Dorothy Dale Owen, Co-Director Address Saint Joseph’s Hospital, Stella Maris Building, 2nd Floor, 5665 Peachtree Dunwoody Road NE Atlanta Georgia 30342 United States Phone: 404-851-5318 or 404-851-7514
Biography

The North Atlanta Tri-Hospital C.P.E. Center is an accredited training center for theological students, ordained clergy, members of religious orders, and qualified lay people to learn the skills necessary to provide quality ministry to persons in crisis. The training involves participants serving as chaplains in various sites in the hospitals and in the community. As chaplains, participants provide spiritual care to the ill and dying, the bereaved, the homeless, persons living with AIDS, and others in need. This ministry is both service-oriented as well as educational in nature. This ministry is made possible by the center providing the program structure, supervision, curriculum, and administrative oversight. The purpose of this program is to meet human need for spiritual care in times of crisis and train persons to provide this care in a professional manner.

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Oakcrest School

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Contact: Matthew Buonocore, CPA, GGMA Address 1619 Crowell Road Vienna Virginia 22182 United States Phone: Direct: (571) 459-2776 Phone: Main: (703) 790-5450 ext. 125 Link: oakcrest.org

OLV Charities

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Contact: Eileen Hudson, Director of Mission Advancement Address 780 Ridge Road Lackawanna NY 14218 United States Phone: 716-828-7585
Biography

OLV Charities is a 501c3 organization that operates as the philanthropy and support services division of the Our Lady of Victory (OLV) organizations in Lackawanna, New York. OLV was established over 130 years ago by Father Nelson Baker (who is currently named Venerable and on the path to Sainthood), a Roman Catholic priest who built the Our Lady of Victory National Shrine & Basilica in the early 1920’s and developed a “City of Charity,” which today consists of one of Western New York’s most comprehensive charitable agencies for children and families in OLV Human Services. The OLV Basilica is a national treasure and international destination, with over 40,000 visitors passing through its doors annually. OLV Human Services cares for more than 4,500 children, teens, the developmentally disabled and families each year through a variety of programs, including: foster care and emergency foster care, residential treatment programs for youth; special education schools; community-based housing for the developmentally disabled; counseling and preventive services; and a community-based dental center serving individuals with disabilities who require adaptive dental care.

Opening Doors (Dubuque, IA)

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Contact: Helen Huewe, OSF Address 1425 Iowa Street Dubuque Iowa 52001 United States Phone: 563-582-7480
Biography

Opening Doors offers hospitality to women, alone or with children, who are in need of emergency transitional housing and related support services. In collaboration with existing community resources and services, the vision or Opening Doors is to offer a variety of opportunities for women to affirm their dignity and to achieve their potential for independent living in an environment that will benefit the neighborhood. Services such as job training, homemaking, financial planning, and parenting skills are offered. While the women in the program, they are expected to set developmental goals for themselves and work with staff to achieve them. Staff is available 24 hours per day. No rent is charged and, depending on the situation, residents could stay one night or up to 6 months.

Our Lady of Grace Catholic High School

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Contact: Denise Donohue, Principal Address 13517 Alta Vista Drive Roanoke Texas 76262 United States Phone: 817-933-6516 Link: http://www.olghs.com/
Biography

Our Lady of Grace High School is a private, Catholic, co-educational college preparatory school, serving students and their families by providing a Scholastic Liberal Arts education in service to the Catholic Church. Students are expected to achieve academically beyond their expectations, to grow spiritually through study, worship, and service and to become leaders and role-models within their secular and church communities by their example and attitudes exemplified in their daily lives. To achieve (academically), To grow (spiritually), To become (a leader).

Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School (Overbrook Farms, PA)

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Contact: Brother Raymond, O. de M. Address 1940 North 63rd Street Philadelphia Pennsylvania 19151 United States Phone: 215-668-7678 Link: http://www.ourladylourdesschool.com/
Biography

The purpose of Our Lady of Lourdes School is to educate the whole child spiritually, intellectually, emotionally, and physically. Our aim is to integrate Catholic Christian values with elementary school curriculum so as to foster full participation of our school community into the life and mission of the parish and universal Church. We participate in this mission by worshipping God, creating and nurturing our Christian community, growing in faith and holiness, and serving those in need especially the poor. We prepare students to succeed in a culturally diverse society respecting the dignity of others. We equip students with the life skills necessary to seek out opportunities and embrace the future. We recognize the role of parents as primary educators.

Our Lady of Perpetual Help School

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Contact: Ward Mahonlsy Address 80 Wellington Ave Daly City California 94014 United States Phone: 650-755-4438 Link: http://www.olphdc.org
Biography

We are dedicated to the creation of a Christian environment of care, love and encouragement. The pursuit of academic excellence and the joy of learning. We believe in the importance of personal self-esteem and community spirit and the principles of mutual self-respect and understanding among all people. The need for global awareness based on the Gospel values of Peace, Justice and Service. We take pride in the multi-ethnic student population of our school which reflects the great cultural diversity, and richness of our parish and surrounding community.

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Pacem in Terris, Ulster Project Delaware (Wilmington, DE)

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Contact: Sally Milbury-Steen Address 1304 North Rodney Street Wilmington Delaware 19806-4227 United States Phone: (302) 656-2721 Link: www.depaceminterris.org
Biography

Ulster Project Delaware seeks to promote reconciliation between Northern Irish Catholics and Protestants by fostering tolerance, understanding, and friendship among future leaders. The project brings a group of 18 teenagers between the ages of 14 to 16 and four adult leaders from Northern Ireland, half of whom are Catholic and half of whom are Protestant, to the Wilmington area during the month of July. They live with host families with teenagers of the same age and through a variety of activities, ranging from spiritual and group building to social, recreational, sightseeing, and service, barriers are broken down and bridges of trust are built. The leaders who accompany the group continue to do follow-up activities with the N.I. teens once they return home. Started in 1976 by Charles A. and Josephine R. Robinson, Ulster Project Delaware is now the oldest, continuously running Ulster Project in the United States.

Padre Pio Academy

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Contact: Courtney Dunn Address 5901 Flint Street Shawnee Kansas 66203 United States Phone: 913-268-3155 Link: http://www.padrepioacademy.org
Biography

In cooperation with parents, Padre Pio Academy prepares young people for their academic and spiritual future by striving for a thorough formation as Catholics, body, mind, heart and soul.

Padre Pio Foundation of America

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Contact: Mirjana Toyn Address 463 Main Street Cromwell CT 06416 United States Phone: 860-635-4996 Link: www.padrepio.com
Biography

Since 1977, the Padre Pio Foundation of America has spread devotion to Padre Pio and helped maintain his home village of Pietrelcina and the Capuchin Friary and Church where he resided for 50 years in San Giovanni Rotondo, Italy. We perform spiritual and corporal works of mercy in the name of Jesus and Saint Padre Pio, support religious and priestly vocations, and work with religious communities in Vietnam, the Philippines, Haiti, and South America. We provide financial assistance to Padre Pio’s hospital in Italy, La Casa Sollievo della Sofferenza, have restored two churches in Pietrelcina, funded the Baptistry in Padre Pio’s new church in San Giovanni Rotondo, provide humanitarian aid both in the USA and internationally. Most importantly, our prayer group prays the Efficacious Novena to the Sacred Heart, the same prayer offered by Padre Pio daily, for the spiritual needs and welfare of our benefactors.

Parish Catalyst

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Contact: Claire Henning Address 11100 Santa Monica Blvd Ste 1910 Los Angeles California 90025 United States Phone: 310-500-4286 Link: http://www.parishcatalyst.org
Biography

Parish Catalyst is a non-profit organization supporting pastors and leadership teams who are growing vibrant Catholic parishes. We are a platform for creative ideas in parish ministry that will inspire the devout, re-engage those who have turned away from the Church, and draw others to the joy of the Catholic faith for the first time.

Parish Catalyst (Los Angeles, CA )

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Contact: Jordan Russell Address 11100 Santa Monica Blvd, Ste 1910 Los Angeles California 90025 United States Phone: 310-500-4295 Link: http://www.parishcatalyst.org
Biography

Parish Catalyst connects vibrant Catholic pastoral teams in a unique process proven to accelerate parish vitality and growth.

Partnership Schools

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Contact: Jill Kafka Address 1011 1st Avenue, Suite 1800 New York NY 10022 United States Phone: 646-794-3338 Link: www.thepartnershipschools.org/
Biography

As an independent 501(c)3 and private school management organization, our mission is to develop outstanding Catholic elementary schools that provide students from underserved communities with the academic preparation, values, and skills they need to break the cycle of poverty and lead fulfilling, productive lives.

Pauline Community of Saint Joseph

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Contact: Lisa Tuggle Address 4337 Lower East Valley Road Dunlap TN 37327 United States Phone: 423-554-3746 Link: http://www.paulinecommunityofstjoseph.org
Biography

The mission of the Pauline Community of Saint Joseph (PCSJ) is “to bring the Word to the world.” We do this by uniting and galvanizing members of the 10 religious and secular institutes of consecrated life founded by Blessed James Alberione—collectively known as “The Pauline Family”— to collaborate in dynamic and synergistic spiritual works of mercy that facilitate encounter with the Risen Christ. Our present objective is to establish Saint Joseph Guest House, a retreat center and community hospitality house, which will serve as a base of operations in the southeastern United States for the (Rome-based) Pauline Family and which, in the spirituality of Saint Paul, will offer powerful retreats, bible studies, catechesis, spiritual direction, and personal evangelism and faith-sharing workshops in English and Spanish languages. It is our belief that the works of Saint Paul, the Pauline spirituality of personal integrity, and Alberionian consecrated life offer the solid formation Catholics need today to be able to say with Saint Paul, “It is no longer I who live but Christ who lives in me” (Gal 2:20).