Catholic Charities of Louisville serves people in need, especially the poor and oppressed. As the social service ministry of the Archdiocese of Louisville we support and partner with its 110 parishes in 24 counties to meet the needs of our neighbors. Our wide array of outreaches include anti-human trafficking, urban farming, job training, and refugee resettlement. We serve anyone in need – regardless of faith tradition, race, creed, or other qualifiers.

We benefit from the leadership of the Archbishop of Louisville, a board of directors, and our executive team. Our staff is wonderfully diverse, including practicing Buddhists, Muslims, Hindus. Catholic and other Christians, atheists, and agnostics. Our roster includes individuals born in Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, and South America, including a number who resettled here as refugees over the past 30 years.

Saint Teresa said it well. “You can do what I cannot do. I can do what you cannot do. Together we can do great things.” We are indebted to those who partner with us to do great things in our communities. Catholic parishes and protestant congregations, social and civic clubs, Catholic schools, small businesses, large corporations, and individuals all make substantial contributions to our service with their time and finances. We are grateful.

We understand that you have many ministries vying for your attention and asking for your contributions and we greatly appreciate your financial support of Catholic Charities of Louisville. We promise to provide you clear and transparent reporting of what we do and how we do it. We’re an accredited business with the BBB, have a Gold Transparency rating with Candid (GuideStar), and belong to Charity Navigator.

Maybe you missed us on the local news, but you can see the latest reports here. Catholic Charities is working on many fronts in our community, and that’s nowhere more apparent than in stories shared about resettling asylees from Afghanistan and Ukraine, providing job training in west Louisville, helping refugee farmers carry on their family heritage of farming, addressing the diaper shortage for local families, and more.

You can find meaningful work that changes lives at Catholic Charities of Louisville. You can also find a variety of opportunities that just might surprise you: whether in the kitchen with students or in the classroom with refugees, whether in an urban garden or at an accountant’s desk, and whether in a legal office or in a food pantry. We are an equal opportunity employer with a diverse staff of people of all ages, faiths, and ethnicities.

Let’s stay in touch. You can reach us by phone, email, and, yes, good old fashioned, put-a-stamp-on-it U.S. mail. We currently have four locations in Louisville—our main campus on Fourth Street, the St. Anthony campus in west Louisville, Sister Visitor Center right across the street on West Market, and Common Table at 28th and Virginia. We also have anti-human trafficking offices in Louisville, Lexington, and Owensboro. We’d love to hear from you.