Grants

to develop the financial sustainability of the Leadership Collaborative and bolster its formation programs that prepare 425 sisters and associates to be skilled leaders able to navigate the evolving context of modern religious life.

to support an inclusive synodal process that builds the capacity of 26 low-income parishes, and engages Catholic sisters in outreach to under-represented groups so that the post-synod plan for the Archdiocese reflects diverse perspectives and needs.

to assist over 2,000 inmates and parolees in developing foundational skills that support reintegration into society, employment and self-sufficiency through the Partnership for Re-entry Program (PREP).

to build and empower a network of sister counselors and establish a counseling hub, providing counseling services to women and men religious, and women, children and families living in conditions of disadvantage in Uganda.

to connect underserved families with social services through a network of seven Catholic schools in South Los Angeles.

to support a network of 20 low-income Catholic schools with leadership training, social emotional programming, literacy curriculum and parent engagement workshops.

for a planning grant to assess the program and advocacy priorities of Catholic sisters and initiative grantees in key geographies and build the capacity of sisters in advocacy as a political ministry to promote social justice.

to support tertianship, sabbatical and formation directors’ programs and strengthen ongoing formation in Nigeria.

to identify and raise awareness of the needs of aging sisters and continue to strengthen their spiritual lives and enable them to live wholesome lives.

to support reporting and documenting Catholic Sisters' stories and ministries through the Vatican’s Dicastery of Communication Networks.