Fr. Christopher Smith welcomes a very close family member to the show: his brother, Tad Smith. Among his many talents to go with his diverse background, Tad currently serves in the role of Educator Coordinator of the Garden of Hope at the Cantlay Center in Santa Ana, CA.
Held at San Antonio de Padua Parish in Anaheim Hills, the “Color Me Fashion” show involved the Chapter’s 45 members and the Knights of Columbus Council 9195, who served lunch to the more than 200 women in attendance.
The event is generously supported by the Order of Malta Western Association U.S.A. This year, 927 families were served during the Thanksgiving distribution for a total of 5,562 individuals.
Catholic Charities of Orange County is pleased to be featured in OC REGISTER this Thanksgiving Week!
CCOC is featured in The Orange County Register’s Gift of Giving, Philanthropy edition.
CCOC is featured in the September 2024 Issue of Newport Coast Living Magazine. The issue highlights the 2024 charity season, local non-profits, and charity events.
OC Philanthropy features trends in giving, news within the nonprofit community, as well as a Corporate Foundations/Giving list. The special edition includes over 70 nonprofit organizations and foundations, highlighting their causes and how others can get involved.
In this issue, you will find details about the Catholic Charities of Orange Mardi Gras Event, and how you can get involved.
Catholic Charities of Orange County’s (CCOC) CalFresh Healthy Living Team created a program to educate the students of St. Joseph Catholic School about soil, roots and the world of gardening.
Father Christopher Smith talks with CCOC's Executive Director, Ellen Roy, and Deacon Tom Saenz. They talked about their life stories, topics surrounding Christ Cathedral campus, and our upcoming Treasure of the Church event.
