Adela Nyamuco has joined Migration and Refugee Services as a Childcare Worker.
Hi. My name is Adela. I was born in Congo but grew up in Kenya where I finished High School. I am a mother of 8 months boy. I love to sing. It is a big passion of mine. I am excited to be a part of the MRS team and […]
We have everything from a caseworker to an event planner to a community outreach coordinator to a sous chef open. Yes, a sous chef. Check out the entire list here.
Members of the Lebanese American Country Club are presenting a check for $619,000 to Catholic Charities of Louisville THIS MONDAY in the Conference Room at 2911 S. Fourth Street. Please join us for the presentation if you can.
$250,000 of the gift will go to our new building.
$269,000 will go to operating expenses for Immigration Legal Services.
$100,000 will establish an endowment […]
We are looking for people fluent in English and Urkainian to be trained as interpreters and translators. We provide all training at no cost to you. If you know someone, please contact Alisa at apifine@archlou.org. Thanks!
Shout out to Cydnei Dean, Community Support Services, for sharing her insight and telling us about a special need in her column in The Record. What special need, you ask. Read the column to find out!
These students from Holy Trinity Parish School helped out at Bakhita last week, organizing the donation room and putting together cleaning kits for program participant. They did a great job!
We know it’s over.
Eid al-Fitr was celebrated Sunday, May 1-Monday, May 2. But we wanted to take this opportunity to let our entire family understand this important celebration of Islam.
Eid al-Fitr, (Arabic: “Festival of Breaking Fast”) also spelled ʿĪd al-Fiṭr, also called al-ʿĪd al-Ṣaghīr, Turkish Ramazan Bayrami (“Ramadan Festival”), first of two canonical festivals of Islam. Eid al-Fitr marks the end […]
Why do we all love stories so much?
At our Staff Care Retreat last Friday, we shared stories in our small groups and with the larger group, about our best day at work. Some made us laugh (Denzel Young!) and some made us cry (Kathleen Lee). They all reminded us of how much love we share with those we serve, and how much we love our work.
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Common Table grad forages for mushrooms, finds happiness
Be happy. No matter what.
That’s the life philosophy of TiDal Garrett, a 2020 graduate of Common Table whose soup is featured this week in the program’s soup and bread subscription series.
It’s a simple philosophy, he admits, but not necessarily easy. “But you just have to […]
