

If someone gives you a quarter it may not seem like a lot of money. It’s small in the scheme of things. Even when you turn 25, it may be a milestone, but you’re still young in terms of your life expectancy.
However, 25 years of supporting vulnerable populations in Central Texas communities represents no small measure of service. Our work in walking alongside individuals and families in the midst of crisis makes a long-lasting impact, not only on those we serve, but also on our community as a whole.
A short-term gift to a family unable to make ends meet this month does more than offer temporary relief. It opens the door for us to build a relationship and find long-term solutions that can put that family on track to living a life of self-sufficiency and dignity. For 25 years, Catholic Charities of Central Texas has provided practical but necessary support to anyone in need. That’s a quarter-century of impact; a lifeline for future generations.
That’s worth celebrating because charity is not cheap. Generous financial contributions allow us to cover that costly summer electric bill, get homeless veterans off the streets, or help a family who lost their home in a disaster. We provide this kind of support because our faith calls us to action, and because our community needs us now more than ever. Our extensive programs which serve these vulnerable populations are growing because each year, the demand increases. More people are struggling mentally, financially, and spiritually, and they are calling out for compassionate help. For the past 25 years, “no” has not been an option for CCCTX when people walk in the door or give us a call. As those we serve rely on us, we rely on you to help meet the needs of our community.
Please accept my sincere appreciation for your ongoing support in our 2024 fiscal year, and over the past 25 years. Your contributions of time, talent and treasure have allowed us to faithfully demonstrate compassion to our neighbors most in need here in Central Texas.
Sara Ramirez
Executive Director
People of faith serving anyone in need by strengthening families and promoting respect for human dignity and life.
A Central Texas in which every person thrives in their God-given gifts and dignity.
Brad Heath, President
Pat Macy, Vice President
Yesenia Rodriguez, Treasurer
Leah Esparza, Secretary
Scott Brutocao
Selma D’Mello
Peggy Fernandes
Patricia Hays
Janet Julian
Mary Beth Koenig
Tini Nguyen
Rev. Bruce Nieli
Rev. Tim Nolt
Michael O’Quinn
Kristen Pierce-Vreeke
Deacon Bill Scarmardo
