A peanut butter and jelly drive explodes into fun and hope for Catholic Charities of Acadiana and those we serve.
Joy-filled Robin Price, youth outreach pastor for Crossroads Church, recently led the charge rallying the church’s youth to go crazy collecting peanut butter & jelly for the hungry fed through FoodNet Food Bank, a program of Catholic Charities of Acadiana.
This is what Robin had to say about participating in the 111 Campaign
Read MoreFor a long time, Catholic Charities of Acadiana has dreamed the local church would recognize material needs and respond to those needs in union with us. This past August, the dream was on display in a profound and beautiful way.
Read MoreCatholic Charities USA (CCUSA) has named Sarah Clement, chief administrative officer at Catholic Charities of Acadiana, the recipient of the 2023 Management Excellence Award.
Read MoreIt’s not just hot outside; It’s dangerously hot, especially for those who lack shelter. Catholic Charities of Acadiana works daily to minimize the suffering of the unsheltered through our programs, such as St. Joseph Diner, the Stella Maris Hygiene Center, and our sheltering operations.
Read MoreOne church. One school. One business. Each month, hosting item-specific donation drives in support of FoodNet Food Bank.
Read MoreWhen the devastating tornadoes hit New Iberia this past December, homes were reduced to piles of rubbish. Catholic Charities of Acadiana’s Disaster Response jumped into action immediately.
One demolished home resulted in 161 days (nearly 5.5 months) of displacement for a particular client.
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