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Catholic News Herald

Serving Christ and Connecting Catholics in Western North Carolina

011918 CDAThe Catholic Daughters of the Americas, Court St. Philip the Apostle 2593, recently donated $500 to Gordon Hospice House in Statesville.

Half came from the CDA court and half came from St. Philip the Apostle Church.

Gordon Hospice House offers comfort, compassion and care when it matters most to patients whose end-of-life care needs cannot be effectively addressed in the home. Pictured (from left) are: Becky Scales, Vice Regent for CDA, Court St. Philip the Apostle 2593; Amy Fuhrman, director of development for Gordon Hospice House; and Dawn McGinn, Regent for CDA, Court St. Philip the Apostle 2593;
— Connie Ries

Applications for Local Catholic Campaign for Human Development Grants are now being accepted.

Catholic Charities Diocese of Charlotte, through its Office of Social Concerns and Advocacy, sponsors the Local CCHD Grant Program. Funded projects must be sponsored by non-profits and target the root causes of poverty and related social concerns.

The 2018 grant application, which includes eligibility, guidelines and application submission details, can be found at www.ccdoc.org/cchdcrs. The email deadline for applications to be received is Thursday, Feb. 15.

Last spring, 14 local CCHD grants totaling $38,700 were distributed to organizations from 13 cities located in eight of the diocese’s 10 vicariates.

— Joseph Purello