Long-Term Care Ombudsman Walter Munday honored for his commitment to public service and older adults. November 10, 2026 – Walter Munday, a member of Catholic Charities of Louisville’s Long-Term Care Ombudsman team, was inducted into the Hall of Fame at Signature Healthcare at Jefferson Place on Thursday, November 5. The ceremony at Jefferson Place, 1705 Herr Lane in Louisville, celebrated …
“This November we are focused on gratitude and are especially thankful for our many dedicated volunteers like Anita Reh. She shares what makes working at the Fr. Jack Jones Food Pantry so special.”
The Record highlights Catholic Charities of Louisville’s 2026 Volunteer of the Year, LuAnn Hayes, whose gift of music brings joy to children in our childcare program. The article also honors the memory of Helen Kendall, a longtime volunteer whose dedicated service touched the lives of countless families. Read the full story in The Record.
The Record highlights Catholic Charities of Louisville’s Mama Matters program, which provides mothers with practical resources, guidance and encouragement as they navigate the challenges of raising young children. Read the full story in The Record.
BY David Williams Kentucky PUBLISHED 7:00 AM ET Aug. 29, 2026A newly renovated house in Kentucky is set to provide housing for survivors of human trafficking through the Bakhita Empowerment Initiative, Catholic Charities’ response to human trafficking. St. Anne’s House will offer four independent housing units for four individuals for up to a year, according to Amy Nace-DeGonda, director of the Bakhita Empowerment …
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New York welcomed the mobile People of Hope Museum March 26, near Union Square in Manhattan. The tractor-trailer-sized traveling museum will tour under the sponsorship of Catholic Charities USA.
The Catholic Charities Youth Board — composed of 11th- and 12th-graders from across the archdiocese — aims to assist Catholic Charities’ initiatives through volunteering, fundraising and networking.
Our Catholic tradition stresses solidarity: our obligation as the People of God to stand with our brothers and sisters in their time of need.
Today, our brothers and sisters need us like never before.
Farm Credit Mid-America is deepening its commitment to Louisville’s immigrant and refugee farmers, investing $72,000 in 2025 in Common Earth Gardens to expand market access and farm infrastructure.
I have often heard it said that Louisville is a welcoming city.
In fact, Louisville was the second city in the U.S. to become a certified “Welcoming City” for immigrants and refugees by the independent non-profit organization, Welcoming America. More than 150 languages are spoken in our public schools.