About Us

In 2008, Catholic Charities served over 28,000 unduplicated clients. We also reached 20,000 consumers through informative community presentations on a wide variety of topics.

Catholic Charities continues to be fiscally responsible towards its consumers and donors- less than 9.8% of our 2008 budget was spent on administrative costs.

Through our car donation program, 60 vehicles were donated to needy clients, and 53 were sold for a revenue totaling $24,670.

All services provided are accredited and licensed by the Council of Accreditation for Children and Family Services and the New Jersey Department of Human Services.

We are a faith-based organization that assists those in need and employs individuals regardless of their religious backgrounds.

About Catholic Charities of Trenton

Catholic Charities, Diocese of Trenton, a faith-inspired human service agency with over 100 years of experience, is trusted by the community to be inclusive and non-discriminatory in providing professional services. Structured as a not-for-profit corporation and sponsored by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Trenton, Catholic Charities is directed by its mission to provide quality services to those most in need, to advocate on their behalf within the public and private sector, and to strengthen the communities in which they live and work. With dedication and competence, Catholic Charities provides services to people of all faiths.

Our Vision

We at Catholic Charities envision a world where all people reach their full potential, achieve self sufficiency, and live in a just and compassionate society.

Objectives
The primary objective is to design and develop an animated Flash presentation that explains the real estate closing process. The piece will be used online as well through local desktop computers at Real Estate agent offices.

Our Values

Organizational values are derived from the following beliefs and assumptions:

All human beings possess an inherent dignity.
The human person is the clearest expression of God in our midst and, therefore, life is sacred and to be protected from conception through natural death.
We all share a responsibility to actively participate in creating a more just and compassionate society.
We must give priority attention to those who are poor and vulnerable.
All people have a right to self-determination and access to social, economic, and political participation.
We are all enriched by the diversity and differences which exist in our society.

Our Culture
We at Catholic Charities are committed to continue responding to a rapidly changing environment by creating a culture that gives priority attention to:

Mission
Fiscal responsibility
Valuing diversity
Quality management and improvement
A focus on results and outcomes
Leadership at all levels
Building an effective regional integrated service delivery system

Our Infrastructure

Employees: 690