Faces of Hope
Supporting neighbors. Transforming lives.
As you can imagine, every day at Catholic Charities we meet people who walk through our doors with the most amazing stories. Stories of hardship and challenge, tenacity and persistence. Many of these courageous Coloradans are willing to share their stories. We call them FACES OF HOPE. We hope their stories will encourage you, delight you and inspire you to get involved, learn more and — above all — find the hope in your own life.
Centro San Juan Diego Officially Joins Catholic Charities
DENVER, CO — Catholic Charities is honored to announce that Centro San Juan Diego, a longstanding and vibrant ministry of the Archdiocese of Denver, has officially become part of Catholic Charities, marking a significant and joyful step forward in our … Read more
A Legacy of Love: Comforting Children in Memory of Lola
A Donation Wrapped in Healing Three months after losing his wife Lola to cancer, Alan walked through the doors of Catholic Charities Marisol Homes carrying a donation wrapped in love, memory and healing. In his arms were more than two … Read more
Womb to Tomb: Catholic Charities and Mount Olivet Unite to Honor Every Life
Thanks to a recent Archdiocese partnership between Catholic Charities and Mount Olivet, dozens of men experiencing homelessness or extreme poverty are now being laid to rest in donated suits—each one carefully selected, folded and delivered as a final act of … Read more
AnnaBelle’s Story: Choosing Life and Finding Hope at Marisol Health
When AnnaBelle first stepped through the doors of Marisol Health Denver, she was carrying more than the weight of an unexpected pregnancy. She carried fear, uncertainty and the burden of trying to protect her young daughter Lucy while navigating a … Read more
A Legacy of Compassion: Jim Mauck’s Transformational Impact on Catholic Charities and the Archdiocese of Denver
When James H. Mauck first arrived in Denver in 1974 to take the helm of Catholic Charities, the organization was modest in size and scope—operating with a $500,000 budget and just 35 employees. But what it lacked in resources, Jim … Read more