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A space to think about and discuss issues that impact the members of our community who are most vulnerable and in greatest need.

 

Feb 16th, 2017
by Bridget Dunn, Communications Coordinator

Above, two staff members wait by the back entrance to assist volunteers.

Many nights at our Men’s Shelter, hot meals arrive piled high in the backs of vans and cars driven by dedicated volunteers. The meals are provided by volunteers who generously donate their own time and resources to...

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Feb 15th, 2017

Update March 8th: Executive Director Mike Melara talks with syracuse.com about the impact of the revised executive orders that were signed March 6, 2017. 

February 15: On January 27th, executive orders were signed that severely restricted refugee resettlement in the United States. Since...

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Jan 27th, 2017

Since 1923, Catholic Charities of Onondaga County has been committed to working for the benefit of the most vulnerable members of our community.  We are dedicated to the idea that all human life is of infinite value.  We serve people regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, nationality, or any...

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Jan 18th, 2017
by Bridget Dunn, Communications Coordinator

Our Parenting Programs help local families prepare for new babies and care for young children. They provide crucial support in the first years of children’s lives to help set them on a path for success. And, right now, they’re in need of a helping hand.

Specifically, our Parenting...

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Jan 16th, 2017

We are pleased to announce the recent appointment of Denise Headd as Chief Development Officer. Ms. Headd joins Catholic Charities with a decade of experience in community relations and fundraising for local nonprofits.  Most recently, Ms. Headd served as Director of Development for the Friends...

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