Fund Catalog

The Bobbie McCabe Memorial Fund supports the Stephen ministries of the Daylesford Abbey Assembly. The Stephen Ministry at Daylesford Abbey mentors those in need of compassion, love and care during periods of crisis, transition, or difficulty.

The Central Association of the Miraculous Medal (CAMM) is committed to spreading devotion to Mary Immaculate and her Miraculous Medal, sharing our faith with those in the global community through our Beyond SundayTM program, and supporting the mission and ministries of the Vincentians of the Eastern Province. The Central Association of the Miraculous Medal Program Fund will support all associated missions of CAMM, the preservation of the historic Shrine located in Philadelphia, and aid in all community development and social service programs run or sponsored by the Eastern Province of the Congregation of the Mission.

The Central Association of the Miraculous Medal (CAMM) leads mission-driven work that builds connections in faith and solidifies its commitment to the many communities it serves through the intercession of Our Blessed Mother.

Contributions to this Memorial Fund help continue Christine Kaczmar-Russo’s legacy of supporting international students attending St. Joseph’s University. This was her passion as she traveled extensively helping to create international programs and connections for the University.

The Culture Project Fund is to be utilized to support general programs and operating expenses of Culture Project, as well as to support the various social services, educational services, ministries, programs, and organizations of Culture Project.

The Culture Project envisions a world where the dignity of the human person is at the forefront of every relationship, law, and societal structure. We dream of a place where passion for fidelity glues husbands to wives, fathers to mothers, and parents to children. We dream of a culture that fosters total human flourishing in the context of strong relationships and strong families. We dream of a world where the beauty of our sexuality is upheld and love is not cheapened by ugly counterfeits. We aim for a culture where people are honest with their struggles, share stories to strengthen solidarity among their community, and reject isolation on our paths to greatness. We believe in the unfathomable greatness of humanity and its infinite potential.

The Endowment Fund for Priestly Formation within the Archdiocese of Philadelphia supports Saint Charles Borromeo Seminary and helps assure future seminarians the resources they will need to complete their studies.

Helps sustain the charitable work of The Catholic Foundation of Greater Philadelphia. These efforts help the Faithful grow in their love of the Lord, encourages all to participate and give back to the Church, and provides grants to organizations.

The Fund for the Foundation is the unrestricted endowment that supports the priority needs of The Catholic Foundation, ensuring its ability to serve the diverse needs of donors and Catholic organizations throughout the Church of Philadelphia in perpetuity.

The purpose of this fund is for seminarian formation and education at Saint Charles Borromeo Seminary.

The purpose of The John and Harriet Stanton Culture of Life Endowment Fund is to support the mission of the Pro-Life Union of Greater Philadelphia by supplementing its annual budget, as well as to support its social services, educational activities, and ministries.

The Living Scripture Institute (LSI) Fund was established to support delivery of our fully integrated spiritual and psychological process for the healing of men and women suffering the impact of traumatic experiences, through our safe, confidential and spiritual retreat programs; Rachel's Vineyard: healing after abortion; Grief to Grace: healing the wounds of abuse; Duty to Heal: finding peace for a soldier's heart; and to establish accessible training and education for certification of our leadership teams, including mental health professionals, clergy and religious institutes engaged in the pastoral care of souls, and our volunteer facilitators.

Living Scripture Institute includes three healing programs, Rachel’s Vineyard™, Grief to Grace™, and Duty to Heal™. All three ministries are solidly based on sound psychological and spiritual principles to provide hope, love, and healing to people who suffer from post-traumatic stress. Whether caused by the moral and spiritual injuries of war, the violation of emotional or physical abuse, or the emotional pain of pregnancy loss through abortion or miscarriage, thousands of people around the world have reclaimed their dignity and relationship with God through our ministries.

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At The Moreira Family Charitable Fund, our mission is to provide hope, support, and meaningful assistance to children facing a wide range of challenges, including diabetes, leukemia, autism, and developmental needs. Through compassionate charitable works and partnerships, we are dedicated to improving the quality of life for these children and their families, empowering them to overcome obstacles and thrive. Together, we strive to create a brighter and more inclusive future for every child in need.

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The Patrician Society provides help for elderly people on fixed incomes, homeless persons, parents who receive public assistance while caring for children, residents of boarding homes, recently unemployed and underemployed family breadwinners and others in need.

The Priests' Continuing Education and Leadership Training Fund shall be used to support ongoing leadership formation, training, and education of priests in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, including but not limited to supplies, services, equipment and projects, speaker and workshop/convocation fees above those typically budgeted annually; other educational expenses/services, and other expenditures that support the work and ministry of the priests of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia.

Founded in faith, inspired by hope, and lived in love, the Regina Academies challenge students and their families in a communal and academic setting to be joyful saints through Catholic faith formation, classical wisdom, and virtue in action.

The Saint John Vianney Fund for Retired Priests ensures that our aging and infirm priests throughout the Archdiocese of Philadelphia receive assistance and care, preserving the dignity of their retirement and honoring their life of service.

The Saint Katharine Drexel Shrine Fund was established to pay for expenses related to the maintenance of Saint Katharine Drexel's tomb, located in the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul.

The Solidarity Fund supports the various social and educational services, ministries, programs and organizations of the Roman Catholic Church.

The Vagabond Missions Fund is to be utilized to support purposes of maintaining the property, infrastructure, plant and equipment and capital expenditures of Vagabond Missions, as well as to support the various social services, educational services, ministries, programs and organizations of Vagabond Missions.

Sharing Jesus’ vagabond heart for the lost, we at Vagabond Missions build friendships with and serve teens in urban and inner-city communities to bring them the Good News.

Sharing Jesus’ vagabond heart for the lost, we at Vagabond Missions build friendships with and serve teens in urban and inner-city communities to bring them the Good News.

The Vincent Zeller Memorial Fund to benefit the Saint Mary Magdalen Parish and School in Media, Pennsylvania.

We offer a generation of restless young workers in their 20s and 30s a way to go deeper in faith, life, and work. Together, we seek authentic friendships, a richer sense of purpose, and both personal and professional excellence. Above all, we’re here to help inspire modern-day saints!