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An Evening with Catholic Charities: 2025 Annual Dinner
Please join us for our Annual Dinner, whose theme this year is Love Your Neighbor, which will be held at the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront on Monday, May 12, 2025.
This year's celebration will honor the impact and the sixteen-year tenure of our extraordinary Executive Director, William "Bill" J. McCarthy, Jr. Proceeds from the dinner will benefit a project dear to Bill's heart, the Intergenerational Center in West Baltimore. The Intergenerational Center aims to serve as a hub for lifelong learning, support and community engagement. With a diverse range of services and programs planned including Head Start classrooms, workforce development initiatives, health and wellness services, and recreational areas such as basketball courts, the center seeks to support individuals at every stage of life.
Your support will fuel the work of Catholic Charities and pay tribute to Bill McCarthy, his leadership, vision, and legacy that will ensure Catholic Charities continues to lead the way in providing critical services to our neighbors in need in compassionate and innovative ways.
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Baltimore Marriott Waterfront, 700 Aliceanna Street, Baltimore, MD
When
May 12 Monday
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Publication Saturday, June 28
Blessings Newsletter: Summer 2025
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Celebrating Bill McCarthy: 16 Years of Dedication and Leadership. And, read about Dragon Boats, Safe Streets, a special volunteer highlight and more.
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Fundraising In Person Saturday, July 26
Catholic Charities Righteous Rally Pickleball Tournament
Location: 140 Merritt Way, Suite 107 White March, MD 21162
This is a fundraiser tournament for Catholic Charities of Baltimore. All proceeds benefit Catholic Charities’ 80+ programs across Maryland.
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WYPR Saturday, June 28
Safe Streets says its seeing success. Can the anti-violence effort survive funding cuts?
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The anti-violence initiative Safe Streets operates 10 sites around the city, where workers help resolve conflicts and find non-violent resolutions. Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott says anti-violence initiatives like Safe Streets helped Baltimore reach historic lows in the number of homicides committed in our city over the last three years.
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The Catholic Review Saturday, June 28
William McCarthy lauded with evening of accolades as he prepares to retire as Catholic Charities director
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A couple weeks after the death of Pope Franics, a former coworker of William J. McCarthy Jr. compared the retiring executive director of Catholic Charities of Baltimore to the late pontiff. Asked what made working with McCarthy so good, Mary Anne O’Donnell, retired chief administrative officer of the agency, said, “It was his compassion, similar to Francis. It was about the people.”
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