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June 29, 2023
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We are thankful for the generosity and volunteerism we receive on a daily basis at Catholic Charities of Northeast Kansas, but we would like to give a special shout-out to the individuals and families that volunteered with us throughout this Lenten season!

Please watch this short video to hear a special message from our President and CEO, Lauren Solidum, about this year’s 40 Ways, 40 Days social media campaign.

Your continued support is critical to our mission. If you are interested in volunteering with Catholic Charities of Northeast Kansas, please email us here.

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