Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans

This holiday season, the incredible volunteers from St. Michael Special School have truly shown the spirit of giving! From last month's Thanksgiving basket drive to this week's bustling Adopt-a-Family event, their dedication in packaging and transporting gifts has made a world of difference for families in need. 💖 Let’s send them a huge THANK YOU for their hard work and compassion! #CommunityLove #HolidayHeroes

This week, friends, family, and Sisters from the Marianite Congregation gathered to honor Sr. Marjorie at a beautiful reception hosted by Archbishop Aymond! After 12 incredible years as CEO & President of Catholic Charities, her legacy of compassion and service shines bright. Join us in wishing her a joyful retirement filled with love and adventures ahead!

Wishing you a joyful holiday season filled with love and laughter! Your incredible support for Catholic Charities lights the path for our neighbors in need. Together, we can make a real difference! 💖 Thank you for your inspiring generosity! 👉 Don’t miss Sr. Marjorie’s heartfelt farewell message as she retires this month & introduces her successor, Cynthia T. Hayes! 🎥 Click here to watch their special holiday message: https://lnkd.in/e7nfnyAv #CatholicCharities #Gratitude #Community

Huge thanks to Biz New Orleans Magazine for featuring Cynthia T. Hayes as the new President and CEO of Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans, starting Jan. 1st! 🎉 We’re thrilled to welcome this accomplished leader, succeeding Sister Majorie Hebert after 12 impactful years. 🙌 Cynthia’s dedication and expertise will guide our mission to empower the vulnerable and advocate for justice in our community. Together, we’ll continue the legacy of service established since 1924! Read more about her at https://ow.ly/CQpo50UsXC8

In our final print newsletter of the year, we celebrate milestones and new beginnings! We bid a heartfelt farewell to Sr. Marjorie as she retires, passing the torch to Cynthia T. Hayes. Meet Danena Williams, a Cornerstone client who has reclaimed her life after nearly 20 years in prison, showing immense strength against cancer. Plus, AHCA chair Trey Reymond shares how his faith & family fuel Catholic Charities' mission into the next Century of Service! Read at https://ow.ly/j33U50UsLET

At the final Catholic Charities board meeting of the year, Archbishop Gregory Aymond took the opportunity to thank Sr. Marjorie for her dedicated service as she prepares to retire. We also recognized the invaluable contributions of our departing members: Teresa Lawrence, Lawrence P. Oertling, Eugene A. Priestly, Vaughn C. Downing, and Shana Stumpf. Your commitment has made a lasting impact! As we usher in new leadership with Cynthia T. Hayes as our incoming President & CEO, we look forward to a bright future together!

🎉 THANK YOU! 🎉 We’ve hit HALF of our $1.75 million goal for this year’s AHCA campaign, and it’s all thanks to YOU! 💖 Your generous gifts directly support nearly two dozen programs, including PACE, which helps older adults thrive in their homes and communities. Together, we’re making a REAL difference! 💪✨ Let's keep the momentum going - https://lnkd.in/e_ZZT96A

A HUGE thank you to the amazing 4th graders at Stuart Hall School for Boys!🙌 Your kindness and hard work this week at Catholic Charities made a world of difference in our Adopt-a-Family drive. In addition to writing notes to families, you helped organize and pack gifts and essential care items like shampoo, toothbrushes, socks, and razors. 🧦🪥❤️ We are so grateful for your support! Visit https://ow.ly/nwVo50UpfB2 to donate Family Care/Health Bags. #AdoptaFamily #CommunityLove

Thank you to the Clarion Herald for their heartfelt introduction of Cynthia T. Hayes, the incoming president and CEO of Catholic Charities. Succeeding Sr. Marjorie Hebert, M.S.C., who led CCANO with grace for 12 years, Cynthia has had a remarkable journey. At Tulane University for the past 27 years, she most recently held the role of Senior Director of Medical Alumni Relations & Development for the School of Medicine. Prior to Tulane, Cynthia served as President/Principal at Cabrini High School New Orleans and Director of Development for St. Dominic Parish and School. With her passion for service reflected in her volunteer work with several local organizations including St. Catherine of Siena Parish Women’s Club and Ozanam Inn, we know she will lead Catholic Charities into a bright future. Let’s extend a warm welcome to Cynthia and express gratitude to Sr. Marjorie as she embarks on her well-deserved retirement! You can read the Clarion's story at https://ow.ly/aNvR50UoBLn

A heartfelt THANK YOU to the Plaquemines Parish Sheriff Department for spreading holiday cheer at Padua House! Their generous collection of toys, books, pajamas, linens, blankets, and personal hygiene items is making this Christmas unforgettable for our residents. Your kindness truly shines bright! #CommunityLove #HolidaySpirit