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UPCOMING EVENTS VIEW ALL →
- Sep. 07
  
  2019 CpFH Dancing for a Cause
  
  Join Centro para Familias Hispanas as we celebrate our Hispanic Culture and the great work of the center in Wake County.
  
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- Oct. 14
  
  3rd Annual Harrelson Center Collaborative Golf Tournament
  
  Join Catholic Charities for the 3rd Annual Harrelson Center Collaborative Golf Tournament. We are proud to be a member of the Harrelson Center, which provides its nonprofit partners social and educational opportunities, marketing and promotions, volunteer recruitment and a place of collaboration for them to help those in need in our community. Come and enjoy a fun day on the links this October!
  
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- Nov. 16
  
  9th Annual Catholic Charities Gala
  
  Join Catholic Charities for our 9th Annual Gala hosted by The Most Reverend Bishop Luis Rafael Zarama and the Catholic Charities Board of Directors. This year’s event will be held at the Raleigh Marriott Crabtree Valley on November 16, 2O19. There will be a reception, dinner, remarks, a raffle and live music by Push Play!
  
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LATEST NEWS VIEW ALL →
- Statements from Catholic Charities USA on Recent Immigration Actions
  - On August 16, 2019
  Posted In General
  
  Statement from Catholic Charities USA on USCIS Public Charge Final Rule Alexandria, Va. (August 12, 2019)–Catholic Charities USA (CCUSA) is deeply concerned with the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) final rule on public charge, scheduled for formal publication in the Federal Register on August 14, 2019.1 The rule will harm vulnerable immigrant communities and families […]
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- Bishop Zarama responds to recent shootings in El Paso, TX, and Dayton, OH
  - On August 8, 2019
  Posted In General
  
  Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, With much sadness we learned of a new shooting, of another massacre, this time in El Paso, Texas and in Dayton, Ohio. They were innocent victims of people who were destroying and killing out of hatred, racism, revenge, supremacy, or who knows why else. These were innocent lives who […]
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- Repairing a Home and Returning to Work: Recovering from Hurricane Florence
  - On July 10, 2019
  Posted In Wilmington
  
  “You know what was a fun hurricane? Hurricane Bertha.” The Inscore family sits around the living room, reminiscing on past disasters. “No,” their son chimes in, “you went to your parents’ for Bertha. You’re thinking of Floyd.” “That’s right,” answers David. “Hurricane Floyd, we stayed at the motel. The power went out, and we were […]
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