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Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Chicago

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Rosecrance

Rosecrance

FAST FACTS

ADDRESS

721 N. LaSalle St. Chicago, IL 60654

PHONE

312-655-7000

WEBSITE

catholiccharities.net

1,250 EMPLOYEES

2021 REVENUE $193,260,617

FOUNDED IN 1917

Catholic Charities was established to meet human needs through the provision of basic and specialized services in the Mission of Charity. To the extent we are able, we are called to accompany anyone in need, regardless of their faith, gender, race or ethnicity.

Our work is informed by the Church’s teachings on the practices of charity, mercy and social justice, as well as the sacredness of human life and the core values of human family and community. Our core values start with compassion, respect and excellence in how we accompany each other, whether serving, receiving, leading or following.

We are committed to the communities and people we serve. Today, our more than 1,200 employees offer 64 programs at over 200 locations, providing vital services in the most under-served neighborhoods in Lake and Cook counties. That said, our programs evolve as the needs of our communities evolve.

Catholic Charities partners with mission-driven people and organizations across Cook and Lake counties to witness a message of mercy and hope to a world in need, as we serve and accompany the vulnerable, the suffering and the overlooked; strengthen and empower people, families and communities; and foster an awareness of our shared humanity and the sacredness of each life, while challenging indifference. Donate: Your nancial gift helps individuals and families ourish for the long term. With your contribution, we can continue to help to those in need—with food, nancial assistance and ongoing support. Visit catholicchairites.net and click on DONATE NOW to contribute.

Volunteer: Our unique volunteer opportunities ensure that it’s easy to become involved with Catholic Charities. Not only will you enjoy giving back to those in need, you’ll also gain an unforgettable and invaluable personal experience.

Learn: Spirit is published three times a year for our friends, clients and benefactors. The magazine provides news and information about the Catholic Charities’ work, as well as inspiring stories about our clients and staff.

Keenager News is a free newspaper for those aged 55 and over. Each issue includes news, opinion columns, human interest stories, how-to tips and travel articles, along with humor, puzzles and recipes.

Engage: We partner with Archdiocese of Chicago parishes in our mission to serve anyone in need. Our of ces in Cook and Lake counties can provide congregations opportunities to volunteer, understand our services and needs, and address concerns in their community.

We host numerous, annual events that bene t our programs. With new committees and events being developed each year, everyone is welcome to become involved! Check our events calendar online for upcoming events and to learn how you can become involved.

LEADERSHIP

Sally Blount, Ph.D.

President & CEO

Michael Monticello

Chairman of the Board of Directors

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:

Kevin W. Cleary

Janet Zukowski Elwart

Martha FitzGerald

Mark A. Hoppe Steve King

M.Therese Krieger

Clement V. Martin

Charles W. Mulaney, Jr.

James N. Perry

FUNDING SOURCES

Grants Contributions Programs Events

EVENTS AND FUNDRAISING

Charities Golf Classic – July 18, 2022. Hosted at both Shoreacres and Knollwood clubs, this Lake County community favorite includes golf, lunch and dinner, along with a paddle raise and auction. ere is still time to join us this year! Spirit of St. Nicholas Ball – Dec. 2, 2022. For more than 30 years, generations of families have attended this black-tie dinner dance as part of their Christmas tradition. Featuring the Ken Arlen Evolution Orchestra, last year’s event raised more than $1.6 million.

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