Catholic Charities is one of the largest private family service agencies in Fairfield County. We serve the most vulnerable in our communities.
Latest News and Events
13th Annual Harvest Table Benefiting New Covenant Center
Please join us for a bountiful evening to benefit New Covenant Center at the 13th Annual Harvest Table.
Danbury Texas Roadhouse Rib Rally Benefiting Morning Glory Breakfast Program
Purchase a Rib Rally ticket for a to-go meal at the Danbury Texas Roadhouse! Your purchase will benefit Morning Glory Breakfast Program. Each order includes: Killer Ribs, Fresh-Baked Bread, honey cinnamon butter, peanuts and a free appetizer pass for your next visit. (1 peanut bag/appetizer per order/per family) *No substitutions. Excludes all beverages, taxes and gratuity. May not be redeemed for cash. No change given.
Programs and Services
Our programs and services address both immediate needs and provide support and preparation for fostering independence and self-sufficiency.
Helping Since 1916
Catholic Charities serves Fairfield County with programs that feed the hungry and homebound, shelter the homeless, strengthen families, assist with physical and mental health, and deliver consultation and assistance to immigrants. We serve all people without regard to age, race, religion, or ability to pay.
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News Updates
New Shower Times at the Dorothy Day Hospitality House
Morning Glory Breakfast Program is announcing new shower times for guests at the Dorothy Day Hospitality House
Catholic Charities of Fairfield County’s Housing Program Helps Pave the Path to Stability and Peace
After a year of homelessness and life’s formidable challenges, Alissa became a participant in Catholic Charities of Fairfield County’s CCR Housing Program, where she was paired with Ms. Nataya Perry, a dedicated Senior Case Manager. Ms. Perry’s role was pivotal in helping Alissa secure housing and facilitating her connection to vital community resources.
Special collection to aid Maui wildfire survivors
BRIDGEPORT — Parishes throughout the diocese will take up a special collection to address the critical needs of those who have survived the Maui wildfires. Parishes have the options to hold the collection on the weekend of August 19 and 20 or the following weekend, August 26 and 27. Individuals can also make a donation.
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