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Texoma Veterans: Retired U.S. Air Force Colonel Rita Vokes
Texas Neighborhood Services and Catholic Charities Fort Worth Partner to Expand Case Management Services to Parker County
UTA Alumna Heather Reynolds Returns to Inspire Summer 2026 Social Work Graduates
Catholic Charities Fort Worth expands research-backed anti-poverty program to Illinois
Catholic Charities Introduces New “Stay the Course” Initiative
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2025 Annual Report
Rooted in Faith. Relentless in Ending Poverty.Each year, we take a moment to reflect on the lives transformed and the progress made possible by your generosity—and 2025 was a year of extraordinary growth. Guided by our Catholic faith and strengthened by research, we...
Turning Challenges Into Programming Innovations
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From poverty to independence: Panel explores the roots of social mobility including guaranteed income and financial coaching
On June 4, more than 120 leaders from across Philadelphia and beyond gathered at Billy Penn Studios for Xiente's 2026 Prosperity Breakfast, an event dedicated to one important question: What does it really take for families to achieve lasting economic mobility?...
Catholic Charities Fort Worth and Goodwill Greater Milwaukee & Chicago Partner to Replicate Revolutionary Padua® Program
New partnership expands the reach of the life-changing, poverty-ending Padua® model to the Greater Chicago community CHICAGO, Ill. / FORT WORTH, Texas (June 17, 2026) – Goodwill Greater Milwaukee & Chicago and Catholic Charities Fort Worth (CCFW) announced a new...
CCFW Celebrates!
On Wednesday, May 6, we proudly celebrated the expansion of our service to Denton and Cooke Counties with a ribbon cutting and networking breakfast, held at our Serve Denton office. The event brought together more than 30 members of the Lake Cities Chamber of...
Catholic Charities volunteers build ramp, clean office during Northwest Day of Service
WICHITA FALLS — Bright and early the morning of Saturday, May 16, when many people might otherwise enjoy sleeping in or relaxing at home, a group of 18 people comprised of volunteers, community members, and Catholic Charities Fort Worth Northwest Campus staff members...