Our 2025 Impact
Behind every number is a neighbor who needs healing, help, and hope. 122,857 lives were touched this year because people gave faithfully, month after month.
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122,857
lives benefited from the services of our ministry in 2025
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927
served in 855 units at St. Patrick Center, Queen of Peace Center and Cardinal Ritter Senior Services
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822
veterans received legal, counseling, housing, and other supportive services.
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5,649
older adults received housing, nutrition, counseling, or other essential services.
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3,526
received vital school-based counseling through the School Partnership Program
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488,350
meals served
Our Services
Bringing the healing, help, and hope of Jesus Christ to those in need across the region of St. Louis
Addiction Recovery
Early intervention, treatment, and long-term recovery
View Service →Disaster Relief
Immediate emergency support for those in crisis
View Service →Family & Child Care
Helping families create a stable environment
View Service →Housing
Short and long-term housing and shelter services
View Service →Legal Aid
Providing legal aid to people who are under-resourced
View Service →Mental Health & Wellness
Addiction, counseling, or case management to help you live a whole and meaningful life
View Service →Senior Care
Empowering our community to age with dignity and care
View Service →Services for Immigrants
Humanitarian assistance and programs for migrants, refugees, and asylum-seekers
View Service →Workforce Development
Build the skills needed for a sustainable life
View Service →Serving 11 Counties
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of St. Louis serves neighbors across 11 counties through a family of ministries rooted in local presence, practical care, and enduring support. Wherever help is needed across the region, our ministries work together to bring healing, help, and hope close to home.
A Letter From the President
The work of Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of St. Louis is rooted in faith, compassion, and service. It ensures that individuals and families across all eleven counties of our Archdiocese receive the care and support they need.
Over the past year, Catholic Charities has remained steadfast in its mission, responding to the community’s needs with dignity and love. From providing stable housing and essential food support to offering mental health counseling, workforce training, and resources for families, seniors, and veterans, we continue to serve as a lifeline for those in crisis.
At the heart of our work is a deep commitment to collaboration. Across our family of ministries, we are strengthening our collective impact, ensuring that we operate as one ministry, unified in service. Through this approach, we meet immediate needs and create lasting change, helping individuals and families build brighter futures.
This mission would not be possible without the generosity and dedication of our donors, volunteers, and partners, who walk alongside us in service.
Know of my continued gratitude and prayers,
