United Way Campaign

If you are an employee of one of the many private organizations that participate in the United Way of Central Maryland Campaign, you can support the work of Catholic Charities through your workplace giving campaign. By designating your gift to Catholic Charities or one of our programs, you will be supporting the life-changing work of Maryland's largest private provider of human services, while also helping to achieve your employer's campaign goals.   

With a staggering increase in the demand for services and the complex nature of those demands, your support is critical. Our extensive breadth of services are a lifeline for people facing hardship. Catholic Charities helps meet the urgent needs of our most vulnerable neighbors while providing a continuum of care, which takes people from crisis to self-sufficiency, and improves the lives of Marylanders in need.  

Through the United Way Campaign you can support the work of Catholic Charities and these Catholic Charities programs serving Maryland's most vulnerable:

Catholic Charities #111

Anna’s House #4145

Answers for the Aging #7762

Caritas House #1283009

Carroll County Head Start #5615

Center for Family Services Adoptions #117

Christopher Place Employment Academy #138

Esperanza Center #116

Families That Work #7928963

Gallagher Services #122 

Harford County Early Head Start #5609

Jenkins Senior Living Community #7928997

My Sister’s Place #132

My Sister’s Place Lodge #186

My Sister’s Place Women’s Center #1133

Our Daily Bread #126

Our Daily Bread Employment Center #7928971

Samaritan Center #1283012

Sarah’s House #137

Senior Housing Communities #8587

With help from Christopher Place, Tony reinvented himself.

St. Ann Adult Day Services #187

The Neighborhoods at St. Elizabeth #177

St. Jerome’s Head Start #61

St. Vincent’s Villa #114

Villa Maria Community Resources #136 

Villa Maria School of Harford County #5656 

For more information about supporting Catholic Charities of Baltimore in the United Way Campaign, please contact Patricia Newman at 410-547-5553 or pnewman@cc-md.org. Read Tony's story.