“Let your faith and love bear rich fruit in outreach to the poor, the needy and those without a voice.”

– Pope John Paul II

Year after year we have humbled individuals seeking our help for food and basic survival needs. In order to continue to meet the increasing needs of our neighbors, we have launched new annual giving initiatives – First Fruits, Table of Plenty and Salt of the Earth. The purpose of these giving initiatives is to generate an annual stream of revenue to support our mission. While every gift is important to us, the combined leverage of the financial support provided through this giving initiative will enable us to respond more quickly and compassionately to those in need. Your gifts are 100% tax deductible and will be used in the area of greatest need. Leadership giving is open to all individuals and families.

FIRST FRUITS

Members of our First Fruits pledge between $1,200 and $4,999 annually to Catholic Charities. Your gift may be given once a year, once a quarter or once a month, totaling your pledged gift. The purpose of this giving group is to generate an annual stream of revenue to support our mission and appropriately recognize your generosity.

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TABLE OF PLENTY

Members of our Table of Plenty pledge between $5,000 and $1,000,000+ annually to Catholic Charities. Founding members can receive permanent recognition on a distinctive wall plaque strategically located in the lobby of Catholic Charities’ Administrative Office. To all those who pass through our doors, it serves as a reminder that you are an extraordinary force bound together with a vision that together we know –God will provide for all that we need here at the Table of Plenty.
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SALT OF THE EARTH

Our Salt of the Earth Legacy Family is a very special group of individuals who are dedicated to maintaining Catholic Charities’ vision for years to come – that our neighbors who are challenged by poverty of mind, body and spirit find the open door of Catholic Charities in our communities and are met with help, hospitality and hope. These individuals have included Catholic Charities in their estate plans, whether by naming Catholic Charities as the beneficiary of a will or trust, life insurance, charitable gift annuity or charitable remainder trust.