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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Sisters of St. Joseph of Baden, PA

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Contact: Sr. Jean Uzopis, CSJ Congregational Moderator Address 1020 W. State Street Baden PA 15005 United States Phone: 724-869-2151 Link: stjoseph-baden.org
Biography

As Sisters of St. Joseph of Baden, we commit ourselves to our energies and our resources to serving God and the ‘dear neighbor’ without distinction.

We believe that God is alive in our world, in the people whom we serve, and the people for whom we pray. While we continue to respond to the critical needs of these times, we are filled with hope for the future.

Sisters of St. Joseph of Brentwood New York

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Contact: James R Rennert, CFRE Address 1725 Brentwood Road, Building 4 Brentwood New York 11717 United States Phone: 631-273-1187 ext 150 Link: http://www.brentwoodcsj.org
Biography

Mission: The Sisters of St. Joseph believe in the power and presence of a loving God active in our world, for all time, and in this time. United with all who minister with us, we seek to bring God’s healing and reconciling love where there is the greatest need. The Sisters of St. Joseph have a tradition of ministering wherever they are most needed. They nurture the spiritual and physical needs of many through parish and social outreach programs.

They are educators from elementary to the university level, social workers, health care professionals, lawyers, medical doctors, parish ministers, administrators and spiritual directors.

Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, Albany Province (Latham, NY)

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Contact: Sister Serena Thompson, CSJ, Provice Treasurer Address 385 Watervliet – Shaker Road Latham New York 12110 United States Phone: (518) 783-3538 Link: http://www.csjalbany.org/
Biography

Called by God and passionate for the mission of Jesus, the Sisters of St. Joseph come together to serve all persons. With a distinctive spirit of hospitality and a particular concern for the poor, we witness to the Gospel by being a unifying and reconciling presence to a world in need.

Sisters of St. Joseph of Northwestern Pennsylvania, Inc

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Contact: Kristina Huber, CFRE Address 5031 West Ridge Road Erie Pennsylvania 16506 United States Phone: 814-836-4100 Link: http://www.ssjerie.org
Biography

Along with our Associates, we continually strive for unity of neighbor with neighbor and neighbor with God.

Explanation: We are women who affirm our mission of unity of neighbor with neighbor and neighbor with God. Our mission is rooted in the mission of Jesus Christ the same mission which continually unfolds in the Church.

That all may be one, as you, Father are in me and I in you I pray that they may be one in us. John 17:21

Through a profound and radical response to the Spirit we fulfill this mission by searching out and undertaking whatever ministry may best bring about this unity. Moved by the love of the Spirit we commit ourselves to constant response to the ever changing needs of the world.

Sisters of St. Mary of Oregon (Beaverton, PA)

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Contact: Sr. Delores Adelman Address 4440 S.W. 148th Avenue Beaverton Oregon 97007 United States Phone: 503-644-9181
Biography

The Sisters of St. Mary of Oregon, in response to God’s call and inspired by the zeal and courage of their foundress, share in Jesus’ mission of proclaiming the good news of God’s love. In keeping with their community history and charism, they live as women of prayer and serve as instruments of healing and reconciliation through an environment of justice, peace, compassion, and respect for all peoples. In response to the needs in contemporary society, they commit to recognize, affirm and celebrate the dignity and sacredness of each individual and to empower others in ministry. The Sisters provide spiritual and emotional support to parents, teachers, family caregivers, service providers, and volunteers and enable people to recognize and develop their personal strengths and abilities.

Sisters of the Living Word

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Contact: Amanda Waldhauser Address 800 N. Fernandez Avenue Arlington Heights Illinois 60004 United States Phone: 847-577-5972 ext 226 Link: http://www.slw.org Link: View Video
Biography

The Sisters of the Living Word are a community of 50+ vowed women religious focused on reflecting and affirming the Living Word of God in situations where the Word needs to be spoken and reflected. We especially minister to those who are oppressed in various ways, bringing new life. Responding to urgent needs of our times we serve in education, pastoral and parish ministries, healing ministries, spiritual care and faith development, and social service ministries. We likewise devote energy to advocacy for immigrants and refugees, the homeless, victims of human trafficking and the care of the earth. Our congregation was founded in 1975, as a diocesan congregation in the Archdiocese of Chicago, with Sister Annamarie Cook named as Foundress. We currently live and minister in the Midwest and South (Illinois, Louisiana, Minnesota, Florida, and Missouri). Your investment in the Sisters of the Living Word sustain our ministries, care for our elderly sisters, and continue our mission in works of justice and peace.

Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary

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Contact: Sister Ann Monica Bubser, IHM Director of Development Address IHM Center, 2300 Adams Avenue Scranton Pennsylvania 18509 United States Phone: 570-346-5431 Link: http://www.sistersofihm.org
Biography

The IHM Educational Enrichment Institute (EEI) is a supplemental educational service whose purpose is to assist all learners, children as well as adults, to achieve maximum academic growth. The Congregation of the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Scranton, Pennsylvania, operates this program. The IHM Sisters work together to meet the educational, healthcare, social and spiritual needs of those whom we serve. The learning style of each participant is addressed by multi-faceted individualized instruction.

We believe that high self- esteem, motivation and positive reinforcement generate joy through learning.  The certified professional staff consists of IHM Sisters who are dedicated to teaching and helping young people to reach their potential. The Sisters have taught various subjects at elementary, high school and college levels and employ quality teaching methods and materials.

The IHM Congregation is a 501(c)(3), religious organization incorporated in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

SOAR! Support Our Aging Religious

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Contact: Elizabeth Goral-Makowski, Director of Devevlopment Address 3025 4th St, NE Washington District of Columbia 20017 United States Phone: 202-529-7627 Link: http://soar-usa.org/
Biography

The mission of SOAR! is to:

• raise and provide funds for congregations to meet immediate needs of their retired and infirm members;

• educate the public about the serious retirement needs confronting elderly religious; and

• develop a national network of concerned individuals who wish to respond to this need.

The mission of SOAR! brings together people from all religious denominations whose lives have been touched by the unparalleled contributions of Catholic Sisters, Brothers and Priests. ??

Society of St. Vincent de Paul of San Mateo County

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Contact: Lorraine Moriarty Address 50 North B Street San Mateo California 94401 United States Phone: 650-373-0622 Link: http://svdpsm.org/
Biography

In the spirit of love and justice, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul of San Mateo County (SVdP) provides person-to-person services of time, talent and resources to help our neighbors in need. SVdP respects the dignity of every person. We provide Safety-Net services for families and individuals in our community who are often suffering, forgotten and deprived–the working poor, the homeless, the incarcerated, and all people living on the margins. We also seek systemic change solutions to move people out of poverty.

Solidarity Bridge

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Contact: Rachel McDonnell Address 1703 Darrow Ave., Suite 1 Evanston IL 60201 United States Phone: 847-328-7748 Link: http://www.solidaritybridge.org
Biography

At Solidarity Bridge, we seek a just, compassionate, and interdependent world, where the health needs of those most vulnerable are prioritized and medical professionals have the necessary resources to serve their communities.  We are a lay mission of the Archdiocese of Chicago, our work is rooted in the Catholic faith and its tradition of social justice.  In a spirit of solidarity, we partner with communities in Bolivia and Paraguay to increase access to safe, affordable surgery and other essential health care.  During the new coronavirus pandemic, our mission has remained active and our work is more important than ever.

Sound Choice Pharmaceutical Institute

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Contact: Theresa A. Deisher, Ph.D Address PO Box 2247 / 1420 Fifth Avenue, Suite 2650 Seattle WA 98111 United States Phone: 206-906-9922 Link: soundchoice.org
Biography

Sound Choice Pharmaceutical Institute, located in Seattle, WA,  is dedicated to (i) promotion of public education and awareness about the widespread use of electively aborted fetal material and other morally illicit human material in the drug discovery, development and production processes, (ii) certification of existing and future drugs and therapeutics that are not tainted at any step by these materials or processes, (iii) promotion of pro-life grounded pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies committed  to the research, development, and commercialization of drugs and therapeutics that are not tainted at any step by these materials or processes, and (iv) conduction of research into the health consequences of using these morally illicit materials in our vaccines and biologic drugs.

 

Southwest Visions, Inc. (Baltimore, MD)

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Contact: Brenda Dymond Address 1120 Hollins St Baltimore Maryland 21223 United States Phone: (410) 547-9277
Biography

Believing in the dignity of all people and their right to decent, affordable housing, Southwest Visions provides low-income rental and home ownership opportunities, thereby fostering change in individual lives while creating a more stable community in southwest Baltimore City. Human dignity and quality of life for the individuals served is always first priority. Southwest Visions seeks to collaborate and partner with other organizations to improve the standard of living through spiritual, social, health, environmental and security needs of individuals, families and neighborhoods.

SPICE

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Contact: Kathleen O’Reilly, Principal, St. Brigid of Kildare Address 7175 Avery Road Dublin Ohio 43017 United States Phone: 614-718-5825 or Sarah Moore at (614) 761-3734 Link: http://www.stbrigidofkildare.org/
Biography

Saint Brigid of Kildare’s SPiCE program (Special People
In Catholic Education) advocates serving the educational needs of children with learning differences and benefits all children by promoting diversity in the classroom. SPiCE supports the enrichment of the learning environment for all children in the parish school and the parish religious education program, through teacher training, dedicated personnel, support materials, special equipment, and parent education. We collaborate with a small but growing number of parish SPiCE committees in the Columbus Diocese, working together to promote and expand a commitment to inclusive Catholic education
at primary and secondary levels.

Spiritan Worldwide Aid Foundation (Wheaton, MD)

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Contact: Noel P. O’Meara, C.S.Sp. Address 11411 Amherst Avenue Wheaton Maryland 20902 United States Phone: 301-933-6130 Link: http://www.thespiritans.org/
Biography

Our fundamental driving force is the Christian Vision, the mandate of Jesus Christ to love our neighbor, especially as it pertains to the poor. The development of people and the fostering of charity and justice in the world is equally our objective. The Foundation’s policies reflect and express the teaching of the Catholic Church. As such, it is open to all peoples in good will. The Spiritan Foundation is the fundraising organization for the East and West Provinces of the Holy Ghost Fathers, Brothers, and Associates. The purpose of the Foundation is to raise funds and awareness about the Congregation and the Provinces. It is also responsible for educating the public to its Spiritan charism and promoting its apostolate.