Catholic Community Services Foundation
Catholic Community Services Foundation supports and assures financial sustainability of CCS and its programs, develops and offers affordable housing, and maintains facilities to house CCS programs
About
Catholic Community Services Foundation is designed to support Catholic Community Services Foundation and its programs.
For many years, CCS operated almost exclusively on revenues obtained through government contracts. As the cost of service delivery has increased, available government funding has not been able to cover the costs, making it virtually impossible for a non-profit social services agency to survive without significant contributions from foundations and concerned private donors.
In order to continue to provide high quality, evidence-based programs to the children, adults and families of our community, it became clear that an organized fundraising effort would be necessary.
Financial Investment in our Community
$24,885,695
Source: Audited Financial Report for Year ending June 30, 2018.
Source Data
CCS/CCSF/ISN 2017-2018 Revenue
Information used from 2017-2018 Audit Report Adjusted for Extraordinary Items.
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Joshua Graves to Lead Catholic Community Services Upon Jim Seymour Retirement in January 2020
The Catholic Community Services (CCS) Board of Directors has appointed Joshua Graves to lead the 80 year-old Salem based social services agency after Jim Seymour’s retirement in January 2020.Scott Wiegal, CCS Board Chair, said the board and administration have been...
Family Resource and Child Development Center Update
There's still time to invest in the new CCS Pooled Income Fund, which creates income for your lifetime and the opportunity to strengthen families, many who are facing adversity such as housing instability, hunger or raising children with special needs. Investors will...
Partners Fill the House for Strong Families, Resilient Communities
The August 1 Strong Families, Resilient Communities and World Class Education Call to Action event at the Keizer Civic Center opened to a capacity crowd of educators, social service, business and government leaders. A day-long dialogue explored building community...