Catholic Social Teaching

By: CCWVa staff members, Bill Hagy and Micah Underwood In this post, we shared why we’re called Catholic Charities West Virginia (CCWVa). Now, we invite you to learn more about what that means in practice. How does our Catholic identity inform how we serve our community, connect with our neighbors, and build relationships with people...

Catholic Charities West Virginia

Why Catholic Charities West Virginia?

By: Micah Underwood, Grant Manager at CCWVa What’s in the name? If you’ve ever wondered why we’re called Catholic Charities West Virginia (or some variation of that question), this post is for you. What’s with the Catholic part? you might think. (Keep reading for the answer.) Or maybe Do you have to be Catholic to...

Restoring Hope Through Community

When a nine-year-old girl grew worried for her family, she turned to someone she trusted, Hannah Cooper. Hannah is a volunteer at the local girls’ dance company and also serves as a Service Specialist with Catholic Charities West Virginia. Hannah reached out to the child’s 86-year-old great-grandmother, Sandra, who leads their four-generation household. Their electricity...

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Helping a Family Find Stability

When Dan called our Romney office, he was overwhelmed and unsure where to turn. Practically overnight, his life had changed dramatically, and he’d been granted full custody of his five young children. While he worked full-time and had a steady income, the sudden increase in responsibilities, coupled with recent family challenges, had quickly drained his...

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