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About Us
In 1912, the groundwork for Catholic Charities was laid with the founding of St. Joseph’s Orphanage. In the following years, other institutions were opened to serve children, families and other people in need. Among these were a boardinghouse for young working women, a maternity home and St. Ann’s Home for the Elderly.
In 1927, Catholic Charities expanded its services to include adoption, foster care and pregnancy counseling. Its mission was to make Christ’s love for all human beings a visible and living reality for those in need.
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How we're making a difference
10,325
Oklahomans Served
109
Women Housed
1,154
Refugees Resettled
2,220
Hours of Infant Care
1,305
People Received Relief Assistance
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“I had the feeling that though we were homeless, we mattered”Stories of Light
My story began years ago when I lost my home, and my son, Michael, and I started living out of my car. We would drive around looking for a safe place to go. He would ask me, 'Mommy, why are we not loved, and why do we not have a home?"
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Catholic Charities Helps Bring First "Baby Box" to OklahomaOKLAHOMA CITY – Catholic Charities is proud to announce the installation of the first Baby Box in the state of Oklahoma. The Baby Box was unveiled on July 6 at Firestation 21, located at 3000 SW 29 Street in Oklahoma City. This significant milestone represents a crucial step forward in protecting the lives of vulnerable infants, while also providing birthparents experiencing unexpected pregnancy with a safe and secure option.
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Testimonials
"It's hard being homeless and wondering when you'll eat next. I've always been able to count on Catholic Charities to help me if I'm hungry or if I need a hygiene pack."
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Mission Statement
Guided by Catholic teaching, Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City serves those in need, regardless of their faith, through transformative, empowering and dignity-affirming social service programs that seek to eliminate material, emotional and spiritual poverty across Central and Western Oklahoma.
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