Archbishop's Appeal
Archbishop's Appeal

2008 Overview
Letter from Archbishop Wuerl
History of Giving
2007 Appeal Final Results
Appeal Growth
Allocations
Appeal Brochure
Appeasl Tabloid
2008 Overview
Parishes Only
Archdiocese of Washington
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Overview

Gifts to the Archbishop’s Annual Appeal support social service programs, such as homeless shelters and food programs; provide aid to Catholic schools and tuition assistance for students to attend Catholic schools; fund special ministries and apostolates; and support outreach programs including chaplains for campus ministries and hospitals.

Priority is given to those projects and programs not parish-specific and to efforts serving people in the Archdiocese with the greatest needs, both physical and spiritual.


2008 Goals
• $11,750,000

Some Programs Funded Through the Appeal
Education
• Tuition assistance for Catholic school students
• Assistance to inner city schools
• Formation of parish religious educators
• Support for parish Religious Education Programs

Chaplaincies
• Support for university campus ministries, hospital chaplains and the Washington, DC jail chaplain

Special Ministries
• Catholic Deaf Center
• Social Concerns Ministry
• Office of Ministry to Black Catholics
• Office of Ministry to Hispanic Catholics
• Young Adult Ministry

Family and Pro-Life
• Family Life Ministry, Birthing and Care
• Natural Family Planning
• Pregnancy aid centers
• Pro-life activities

Leadership Formation
• Lay Leadership Institute and other leadership development and outreach efforts

Vocations and Clergy
• Education of seminarians
• Redemptoris Mater Seminary
• St. John Vianney House
• Cardinal O’Boyle Residence
• Care of sick and retired priests and post ordination education

Catholic Charities
• Spanish Catholic Center
• Anchor Mental Health

Mail your gifts to address below or donate online:
Archbishop’s Appeal
P.O. Box 98076
Washington, DC 20090-8076

For more information contact:
Wendi M. Williams, Director, Archbishop’s Appeal
Telephone: 301-853-5376

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