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UPCOMING EVENTS VIEW ALL →
- Aug. 17
  
  Saturday, August 17 – NCCV Project
  
  Can you paint and swing a hammer? Or are you interested in learning these skills and more? Join us for this fun and fulfilling day of helping others. All experience levels are encouraged to participate!
  
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- 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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- Nov. 16
  
  9th Annual Catholic Charities Gala
  
  DetailsHistorySponsors & CommitteeSponsorships & TicketsRaffle2018 RecapDetails Hosted by: The Most Reverend Bishop Luis Rafael Zarama & the Catholic Charities Board of Directors Raleigh Marriott Crabtree Valley November 16, 2O19 6:OO PM Reception • Dinner • Remarks • Raffle Live Music by: History The annual Catholic Charities Gala is a critical event which allows the community [...]
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LATEST NEWS VIEW ALL →
- 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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- It’s never too late: 82-year-old grandmother becomes a citizen
  - On July 4, 2019
  Posted In Centro la Comunidad
  
  Para Español Most people celebrate Independence Day with fireworks, parades, and barbecues. For Faviana Franco de Zuñiga, this July 4th is particularly special. Faviana, who was born in Guanajuato, Mexico, has been living in the United States for the past twelve years and has been working to become a naturalized United States citizen. After a […]
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- Young Volunteers are Taking Steps to Combat Hunger in Their Community
  - On July 1, 2019
  Posted In Raleigh
  
  Summer is here, the days are stretching longer, the sun is shining brighter and many kids are enjoying a break from school. A community food pantry full of senior volunteers may be the last place you would expect to see teenagers spending their summer free time. However, Catholic Parish Outreach (CPO), a program of Catholic […]
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