Initiatives
The Laudato Si’ Member Group hosted its inaugural meeting in September, and on Monday, October 9 discussed Laudate Deum, the Pope’s second Magisterial document to focus on climate change, with world renowned leader in the field, Dr. Mary Evelyn Tucker.
FADICA Receives the 2023 Margaret Nacke CSJ Bakhita Award from the Alliance to End Human Trafficking
The Alliance to End Human Trafficking honored FADICA with its 2023 Margaret Nacke, CSJ Bakhita Award at its recent10th Anniversary celebration.
The Crimsonbridge Foundation and Connelly Foundation have partnered to bring the Bridges for Schools initiative to Philadelphia.
Kerry Alys Robinson of FADICA member Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities is the next president and CEO of Catholic Charities USA (CCUSA). Kerry started her tenure August 23 as the second laywoman to serve in this capacity for CCUSA.
FADICA member Catholic Medical Mission Board (CMMB) President and CEO Mary Beth Powers has been named to the third-annual Forbes 50 over 50 Impact List.
FADICA member the Healey Education Foundation gifted $2.5M and its full body of tools and resources to the Roche Center for Catholic Education at Boston College.
Join FADICA as we travel to the Big Easy for an expansive exploration of Catholic education and formation from kindergarten though high education!
As a businessman and philanthropist, Tom Healey views his Healey Family Foundation’s charitable endeavors through a pragmatic business lens.
Rome - As the world commemorated the first World Day of the Prevention of, and Healing from Child Sexual Exploitation, Abuse, and Violence on Friday, November 18th, simultaneous events marking this occasion took place in Rome. Colleen Crawford, Manager of FADICA’s and Safeguarding Initiative, was on the ground to witness
Washington, DC – For more than 35 years, the Catholic Funding Guide has served grantseeking Catholic ministries, helping them connect with funders who share in their mission and priorities. A project of FADICA, the Guide is now expanding to serve Catholic philanthropy broadly, including both grantmakers and grantseekers, by