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By Halle Beranek, Parish & Community Outreach Coordinator for Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Green Bay April is recognized as Volunteer Appreciation Month in the United States. Community recognition and growth in our volunteer program makes Catholic Charities visible, impactful, and communicative of Catholic social teaching and presence in the Diocese of Green Bay. It…
By Lucas Holt, Human Dignity and Life Advocate for Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Green Bay Most of us have probably heard of human trafficking, but there are many myths and misconceptions about what it truly is and how it happens. One of those myths is that it happens only in large cities like…
By Karmen Lemke, Executive Director of Catholic Charities Sister Natalie Binversie has been an invaluable asset to Catholic Charities during her tenure on the Board of Directors. Her commitment to service and her deep-rooted faith has profoundly influenced our organization and the broader community. As the Community Director of the Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity,…
by Laurie Martinez As the Catholic Church, we are called to welcome the stranger and care for our brothers and sisters. This can be challenging, especially in the face of political and social pressures, but it’s a vital part of embodying Christ’s love for all people. Catholic Charities provides essential resources and joins in partnership…
by Halle Beranek Each new year brings hope for self-improvement — a time to correct the less-than-savory aspects of our characters with hope for a better self in the year to come. New Year’s resolutions often focus on changing our habits, figures, and characteristics. Notoriously, these resolutions do not amount to much, with over 23%…
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Hear stories of how Catholic Charities has been a small part of helping people from all walks of life experience hope, healing, and wholeness this past year.
Catholic Charities employees partner with area nonprofits to serve. Learn how you can get involved!
Learn about steps you can take to avoid getting scammed.
Hear the story of one family's adoption journey. Plus, special discount rates for this month!
The USCCB campaign hopes to mobilize the Catholic Church in responding to the mental health crisis through actions that lead to positive change.
Being pro-life means respecting life at all stages: from conception to natural death. Learn about the ways in which our agency is working to do just that.
Learn how you can get involved with supporting migrants and refugees in your community.
Learn about the origin of Hispanic Heritage Month and the celebrations taking place in our communities throughout Northeast Wisconsin.
What happened in Indianapolis when 60,000 Catholics got together?
Meet Kim Connelly and learn about our mental health program!
How Catholic Charities is partnering with individuals to address the mental health crisis.
Pilgrims walking from Minnesota to Indiana stop in Green Bay to learn, serve, and have some fun!
Catholic Charities has been around for over 100 years, yet many people in need do not know of its services. "We Are There" is a branding campaign seeking to raise awareness so that the most vulnerable in our diocese can receive the services they need.
The provision of immigrant legal services is one way Catholic Charities serves our brothers and sisters in need. Hear the story of one client who was experiencing abuse and was able to get help from our staff.
Hear about this year's gala and ways that you can support the work of Catholic Charities!
Learn about what the biggest needs are in the 16 counties in the Diocese of Green Bay and how you can help!
How one woman's work with refugees shows that volunteering is more than providing a service: it can change someone's life.
Purchase your tickets today for the May 9th event before they are sold out
Learn about intercountry adoption, where to go if you have questions, and the story of one family's adoption journey.
by Lisa Haefs Throughout the year, Catholic Charities supports the work of rural communities and parishes through its Social Ministry and Outreach Team. “They are the group going out in the rural communities and connecting them with the resources available through a wide range of groups,” Karmen Lemke, director of Catholic Charities, said. “Our goal…
by Lisa Haefs BRYANT -- On a bright spring morning in 2015, Abby Michels stood with her fellow high school seniors in front of the congregation at St. Wencel Catholic Church in Neva. They were being recognized for their pending graduation. As she prepared to return to her seat, Fr. Jeremiah Worman told her to…
by Chelsey Martinez, Volunteer Coordinator Catholic Charities loves our volunteers, and we are grateful for all they do. In 2023, 10 volunteers gave 160 hours to help advance our mission of serving those in need. One of the volunteers we’d like to introduce you to is Mary Braband. Mary comes from the vibrant community of Green…
by Kory Krauss, Financial Health Services Manager Is debt holding you back? Many individuals and families caught in the trap of debt and driven to the edge of poverty can learn strategies to manage their resources through Catholic Charities’ Financial Health Services. This program also assists those struggling with complex problems, such as rebuilding credit,…
by Karmen Lemke, Director of Catholic Charities Welcome to the Catholic Charities Corner! We are thrilled to be a part of the launch of the new On Mission e-newsletter. Twice a month, we plan to offer you information and updates on Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Green Bay in this newsletter. We want to…