The Archdiocese of Philadelphia has partnered with The Catholic Foundation of Greater Philadelphia to participate in #iGiveCatholic for the fifth consecutive year after raising more than $5.6M for Catholic entities throughout the Archdiocese since 2020.

The Catholic Foundation of Greater Philadelphia is pleased to announce that RC Philly Youth has been honored with the prestigious 2024 Angel Award. As part of this recognition, the organization will receive a $50,000 grant to further its mission.

As we enter the peak giving season, discover how to support the Catholic causes you care about.

Women in Philanthropy is a networking event for female business leaders, nonprofit professionals, and philanthropists that aims to strengthen women's voices in the nonprofit sector.

August is National Make-A-Will Month, an opportunity to contemplate God’s blessings and how we can utilize them to strengthen our faith, family, and financial stability.

The Catholic Foundation of Greater Philadelphia's Grant Committee will present the 2024 Angel Award on Thursday, October 24.

Professional Advisors Alliance Inaugural Meeting

Fathers hold a unique and revered position in the Catholic church. They are not just providers and protectors but also spiritual leaders who guide their families in matters of faith and values.

The Create Your Catholic Legacy: Estate Planning Workshops, held on May 14th and 21st, provided essential insights into faith-based estate planning, aligning with Catholic values.

As Chief Philanthropy Officer for The Catholic Foundation of Greater Philadelphia, I am inspired by those who empower our community’s parishes, schools, ministries, and organizations every day with their thoughtful giving.

As we near the end of Lent, I find it fitting that we celebrate the Feast of St. Joseph so close to Easter.

It’s the Circle of Life: Conversations Catholics should have now about end-of-life planning.

The Catholic Charities Appeal (CCA) is the largest and most crucial annual fundraising initiative of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. The Appeal serves hundreds of thousands of individuals each year through over 180 entities that cover five key areas, including education, social services, evangelization, parish & spiritual life, clergy, and local mission activities.

St. Charles Borromeo Seminary is considered a very special place not just to the Philadelphia community, but also to the entire country. Young men come from all across America, and even the world, to study under the historic roof of St. Charles.