You are Catholic Charities. Your generous donations bring hope to life for those most in need.
Often we are blind to the needs right here in our own communities. People hurting or struggling don’t always know where to turn for help. That is why Catholic Charities provides specialized services to people of all faiths, to make sure Central Washington families can find the support they need to bring hope back to their lives. Helping the most vulnerable among us, Catholic Charities is the compassionate face of Jesus to nearly 50,000 people throughout Central Washington each year. The challenge to serve our brothers and sisters comes from Jesus in Matthew 25: “Amen, I say to you, whatever you did for one of these least brothers of mine, you did for me.”
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Don't be misled by our name, we serve anyone regardless of their religious preference.
The hardest part of getting help is taking the first step and asking for it.
The rewards you get from helping those in need far exceed what you're giving.
Funding has been finalized on a 67-unit affordable housing complex for homeless families with children, people with disabilities, and low-income residents in Wenatchee. Catholic Charities Housing Services received a little under $13 million through the Washington State Housing Finance Commission’s Low-Income Housing Tax Credits. The project is now a reality because of the collaboration of a network of funding partners. THANKS goes to: The City of Wenatchee, Women's Resource Center, the Housing Authority of Chelan County & the City of Wenatchee, Beacon Development Group, the Wenatchee Affordable Housing Task Force, the Homeless Steering Committee, Senator Parlette, North Central Accountable Communities of Health, Confluence Health, the Chelan Douglas Health District, Catholic Charities Serving Central Washington, Molina Health Care, Coordinated Care, Amerigroup, Chelan County Commissioners, Representative Michael Steele, Representative Cary Condotta, the Washington State Housing Trust Fund and the Washington State Housing Finance Commission.