by Ashley Everett | Nov 21, 2025 | Current Newsletter, New Post, Newsletter, Stories, Support Us, Uncategorized
The Martin City Telegraph recently highlighted the growing need in South Kansas City and the powerful response from local nonprofits- including Catholic Charities’ Serve & Lift Center. The article showcases how organizations are expanding food assistance and... 
by Ashley Everett | Nov 11, 2025 | Current Newsletter, New Post, Newsletter, Stories, Veteran services
We’re proud to share that Catholic Charities of Kansas City‑St. Joseph is expanding its veteran outreach efforts, increasing both the number of veteran families served and the geographic footprint of its Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) program. Read... 
by Emilia Shoup | Nov 5, 2025 | Children & Family Services, Current Newsletter, Employment Services, New Post, Newsletter
This fall, we’re celebrating more than the turning of the seasons, we’re celebrating growth. Catholic Charities has planted new roots at 5151 Troost Avenue, Suite 100, opening our Rockhurst location to bring hope, opportunity, and community resources to neighbors... 
by Emilia Shoup | Nov 5, 2025 | Current Newsletter, New Post, Newsletter, Outreach & Engagement
Although the 2025 Driving for Hope golf tournament has wrapped, the energy of the day still carries forward- like the smack of a well-hit ball driving across the fairway. In our second year of play at Lakewood Oaks Country Club the weather was soggy but the hearts... 
by Emilia Shoup | Nov 5, 2025 | Current Newsletter, New Post, Newsletter, Outreach & Engagement
Students at St. John LaLande Catholic Middle School prepare baby bottles for the Serve&Lift Center “The harvest is abundant, but the laborers are few.” -Luke 10:2 Here in the Diocese of Kansas City–St. Joseph, the harvest is indeed ready and abundant! Across our... 
by Emilia Shoup | Nov 3, 2025 | Current Newsletter, New Post, Newsletter
A show of hands for the gardeners, please…. How did your tomatoes do this year? My heirlooms were yummy but few and far between. My cherry tomatoes, however, had a banner year! The whole family was popping them straight from the vine into our mouths. I’m actually a...