Catholic Charities Fort Worth
Relentlessly Ending Poverty
Expanding Padua® to Chicago
Catholic Charities Fort Worth is partnering with Goodwill Greater Milwaukee & Chicago to bring our proven, poverty-ending Padua® program to the Chicagoland area. This collaboration expands access to a data-driven, client-led model that helps individuals and families achieve lasting stability, independence, and a brighter future.
Strengthening Fort Worth’s Workforce
Catholic Charities Fort Worth is featured as the cover story in the Fort Worth Business Press, highlighting how education completion strengthens the local workforce and economy. Read the full story on pages 6–7 of the June issue to see how completion support is transforming talent pipelines across Tarrant County.
Celebrating Stay the Course Graduates
We proudly celebrated our Stay the Course® graduates—honoring their hard work, resilience, and commitment to finishing what they started. From inspiring speeches to a joyful community celebration, the evening marked a powerful milestone for students and their families. Click here to check out our highlight reel on Facebook to experience the moment.
Immigration scams are on the rise. Catholic Charities Fort Worth reminds you: we will never call you unsolicited or ask for money. Do not send payments through WhatsApp or Venmo, and be aware that caller ID numbers can be faked.
If you receive a suspicious call, do not share personal information—hang up and report it to ics@ccdofw.org or call 817-289-4399.
Las estafas de inmigración están en aumento. Catholic Charities Fort Worth le recuerda: nunca llamaremos sin que usted nos contacte ni pediremos dinero. No envíe pagos por WhatsApp o Venmo. Los números de identificación de llamadas pueden ser falsos.
Si recibe una llamada sospechosa, no comparta información personal, cuelgue y repórtela a ics@ccdofw.org o al 817-289-4399.
At Catholic Charities Fort Worth, we relentlessly end poverty through holistic, research-based solutions. Founded in 1910, CCFW serves tens of thousands of people in North Texas, and across the nation, each year.
From our humble beginnings, we’ve evolved into the research-backed, poverty-ending powerhouse we are today.
Through our five Out of Poverty Pathways, we’ve helped more than 20,000 of our friends and neighbors in need leave poverty behind, for good.