Experience. Serve. Give.
Ways to Engage
Without you, Catholic Charities can’t accomplish our mission of giving help, hope and hospitality!
Are you ready to make an impact in our community?
The important work of transforming our community by dispensing hope and opportunity is made possible through the support of our generous donors and dedicated volunteers. Last year, more than 60,000 of the most vulnerable in our communities received help, hope and hospitality through one of our 30+ programs.
Experience. Serve. Give.
Join us!
If you have any questions about getting involved, please follow the links below or send us a message!
Experience
After Hours Site Visit
Gather a group for an “After Hours” site visit with a walking tour, pizza and drinks.
Bus Tours
Join us for an interactive group bus tour of our Mission Operations throughout the KCK Metro. Click here for more information.
Individual Visits
Lunch & Learn
Coordinate a “Lunch & Learn” event at your church, school or office.
Program Tour
Take a tour of a specific site or program. Click here for a full list of programs.
Serve
Find Your Volunteer Fit
Schedule an individual visit with our Volunteer Engagement Team to explore ways to serve with Catholic Charities.
Group Serve Experience
Volunteer Open House
Attend a Volunteer Open House to learn about our different programs and many unique service opportunities.
Give
M25 Monthly Donations
Join our M25: Mercy Multiplied community of monthly recurring donors.
One-Time Donation
Special Events
Attending one of our special events is another great way to support Catholic Charities of Northeast Kansas! We hold three major fundraisers each year: The Ben & Betty Zarda Golf Classic in the spring, The Gathering in the fall and the annual winter Snow Ball, the premiere gala in Kansas City. Throughout the year, we have many smaller events and parties. Join us for a good time in support of a good cause!
Contact Us
Please use this form to contact us about Ways to Engage. Please send all other inquiries through our Contact Us page.
