
06/19/2023
Celebrating family, friends, community, progress.
We support children, youth, families, and seniors from crisis to stability to well-being
Celebrating family, friends, community, progress.
Great day to celebrate East Bay Refugee and Immigrant Forum
Photos from East Bay Refugee and Immigrant Forum's post
Will we see you June 16th for our Juneteenth Day of fun and festivities!?
We support families and friends who’ve lost loved ones to homicide in Oakland and witness firsthand the crisis of gun violence. Please join us in wearing orange.
Photos from Informed Immigrant's post
Today, we honor those who gave their lives in service. At 3pm, join the National Moment of Remembrance by pausing to remember those who we honor.
Help families and children by giving today www.cceb.org/give23
Will we see you at this Meet Me at the Market? For more information call 916-209-0618
Don't forget your reusable grocery bags!
Nows the time to make a difference for families, young people and seniors in our community. We're looking for passionate individuals to help keep people housed, work with students, or lead fundraising. www.cceb.org/careers
Today is International Women's Day! We honor the achievements of women throughout the world and celebrate the women in our lives today and every day.
Don't Move
Alameda County's Eviction Moratorium Stays in Effect Until April 29, 2023
Photos from Immigrant Legal Resource Center (ILRC)'s post
Please join us. Honoring these precious lives is part of violence prevention. Catholic Charities helps families who have lost loved ones to homicide in Oakland. We pray for the day when no lives are lost.
For many, the passing of Christmas Day marks the end of the Christmas Season - but for Catholics, it's just beginning!
The liturgical season of Christmas begins with the vigil Masses on Christmas Eve and concludes on the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord (January 8th). During this season, we celebrate the birth of Christ into our world and into our hearts and reflect on the gift of salvation that is born with him, including the fact that he was born to die for us.
Prayers for Pope Emeritus Benedict
Please join us in this important work to end violence and comfort the grieving.
Ceremony of the Crosses
3 p.m. Saturday, December 31, In Person at St. Columba Catholic Church, 6401 San Pablo Avenue, Oakland
Please join us as we honor each life lost, hear from those who have lost loved ones, and commit to putting our faith into action to prevent violence. Masking required.
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Ceremonia de las Cruces
3 p.m. Sábado, 31 de diciembre, En Persona en la Iglesia Católica St. Columba, 6401 San Pablo Avenue, Oakland
Por favor, únase a nosotros para honrar cada vida perdida, escuchar a aquellos que han perdido a sus seres queridos, y comprometerse a poner nuestra fe en acción para prevenir la violencia. Se requiere máscara.
Rain or shine or wind, our elves were busy loading gift bags and bikes to make the holiday bright for close to 70 families and 170 children. With help from . It’s our annual Joy Bells going strong.
Every year Kids Bike Lane volunteers build bikes for local charities to give to kids. We’re so grateful! This year, our bikes are all assigned to young children through our Joy Bells program.
Kids Bike Lane volunteers are working hard supporting local charities with bikes for the holidays. We are so grateful!!
Wonderful progress from Keep Oakland Housed preventing homelessness and learning from the partnership’s combined efforts.
Since its launch, Keep Oakland Housed (KOH) has prevented more than 7,200 households from experiencing homelessness and displacement. It has distributed over $40 million in financial assistance and was a vital part of Oakland’s COVID response effort, which staved off an otherwise “catastrophic i...
Giving Tuesday is here. The work you support matters. Home. Food. Comfort. A path to stability.
Join us at https://www.cceb.org/donate-2/
GivingTuesday
May your day be filled with friendship, love, and gratitude, from your friends at Catholic Charities. Happy Thanksgiving.
November is National Runaway Prevention Month, designed to shine a light on the experience of runaway and homeless youth who too often remain invisible. For more information, visit 1800runaway.org.
September 13, 2022/13 de septiembre de 2022
We are sorry but there is no food distribution today at our Richmond office.
We will be back in October.
Lo sentimos, pero hoy no hay distribución de alimentos en nuestra oficina de Richmond.
Volveremos en octubre.
Other available food resources/Otros recursos alimentarios disponibles:
https://www.foodbankccs.org/map-city/richmond/
Families and individuals can pick up to 15-20 pounds of FREE fresh produce and a variety of nonperishable food once or twice a month. Choose ONE location.
In 2021, 134,830 pounds of food helped families and seniors in our community.
Interested in becoming an Americorps volunteer at Catholic Charities? Help our Immigration Legal Services department! Contact Ingrid today if you're interested in this position.
Drive, bike, or walk up! Fresh produce, pasta, and vaccines in an hour at 217 Harbour Way, Richmond! 2nd Tuesday of every month.
St. Vincent de Paul of Contra Costa County Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano Contra Costa Health Services
See you tomorrow at our free food distribution from 10am-1pm! Drive, bike, or walk up! Fresh produce, pasta, and vaccines available at 217 Harbour Way, Richmond with St. Vincent de Paul of Contra Costa County Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano and Contra Costa Health Services. Hope to see you there!
738 households in the East Bay got help paying rent in 2021. Thanks to you, we can continue to support our community.
Interested in becoming an Americorps volunteer at Catholic Charities? Help our Immigration Legal Services department! Contact Ingrid today if you're interested in this position.
Join Tuesday, August 9, for free food from 10am-1pm! Drive, bike, or walk up! Fresh produce, pasta, and vaccines at 217 Harbour Way, Richmond with St. Vincent de Paul of Contra Costa County Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano and Contra Costa Health Services. Hope to see you there!
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"I never was looking for a handout, just a hand up. And look at me now." Nathaniel was a hard-working painter in our community. Thanks to your support, we helped him avoid becoming homeless by covering his back-rent and PG&E bill. Support our mission today: cceb.org/homematterssm Learn more: cceb.org #HomeMatters #support #CatholicCharitiesEastBay
Learn how we have assisted immigrant youth with this inspiring video. If you know an immigrant youth who arrived in the U.S. without parents and is in need of legal representation, Catholic Charities East Bay may be able to help. Please contact our Immigration Legal Services department at 510-768-3100. #immigration #legalservices #immigrantyouth
Housing is more than a roof. “It actually had me in tears,” Moore said, after finding out the program would foot the bill to help him move in. “It meant everything to me.” – Marquisse Moore, KOH Participant Get involved: https://www.keepoaklandhoused.org/donate You have neighbors just like Marquisse – and they need your help. #KeepOaklandHoused #MoreThanARoof #KeepEveryoneHoused Bay Area Community Services (BACS) Catholic Charities East Bay East Bay Community Law Center San Francisco Foundation
We serve and work in partnership with all and celebrate the diversity of our community, including those of any background, race, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, and religious or spiritual affiliation or belief.
Catholic Charities East Bay works with youth, children, and families to promote resilience, strengthen families, and pursue safety and justice
We help people facing difficult circumstances so that they can move forward in life with greater independence.
Welcoming the Stranger — Immigration legal services so that people can live and work without fear and refugee resettlement and support services for people fleeing violence or persecution;
Fostering Self-sufficiency — Financial assistance for qualified families and seniors facing eviction; family literacy programs to help people gain skills that improve opportunity;
Healing Trauma — Crisis counseling, victim support, restorative practices, and training to help individuals, families and schools in the aftermath of homicide or pervasive violence; support for children overcoming the trauma of trafficking.
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