 | |  | | As part of a teambuilding day, CCF's staff worked on a landscaping project at the Dorothy Day Center in St. Paul. Back row, from left: Wayne Pelzel, Anne Cullen Miller, Anne Rodenberg, Jim Seidel, Jules Vierling, Kelly Crow. Front row, from left: David Fischer, Pamela Waters, Marilou Eldred, Nancy Borzo. |
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What motivates people to give to charity?
Among the many reasons, the one common denominator is the desire to make a difference.
The word “charity” comes from the Latin word caritas: to have great affection, love and esteem for another. As a charitable person, you see the need in our community. You reflect on the blessings you’ve received. Then, your faith calls you to action.
As people of faith, we are called to share our treasures with others. Your gift is a concrete expression of your gratitude to God for blessing you with those treasures.
If you want to make a difference in our Catholic community but don’t know where to start, Contact Us. We can assist you. All our discussions are confidential and there is no obligation.
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