We encourage you to view our 2018 annual report that explains what it takes to build a strong foundation, and how we have done that over the years with the support of many people in our Catholic community.

In the spirit of “never stop learning and networking,” we’re inviting Dallas-area non-profit professionals to our next quarterly Catholic Community Network panel on Wednesday, Sept. 4 at our offices.

We received positive feedback about our larger tabloid format size of The Good Word introduced in the winter. Building upon the format change, we encourage you to take a look at the spring/summer edition that’s loaded with news about The Catholic Foundation and our supporters.

We use social media to tell our story, expand awareness about our mission and engage with multiple audiences including existing and prospective donors, Catholic churches and schools, plus other community foundations and non-profit organizations.

All are invited to celebrate the finest in community service and Catholic philanthropy in the Dallas-area community at the 38th annual Catholic Foundation Award Dinner on Saturday, Feb. 1, 2020.

Three outstanding business leaders with expertise in for-profit and non-profit organizations shared their wisdom, knowledge and insight to a packed house of non-profit professionals at today's quarterly Catholic Community Network meeting at our headquarters.

Each spring and fall, The Catholic Foundation awards Dallas-area Catholic schools, parishes and non-profit 501©3 organizations grants through our Philanthropy Fund as well as endowment funds which support specific purposes.

The Catholic Foundation Advisory Council annual meeting featured a compelling discussion about innovation in Catholic education, an issue very important to us.

The Catholic Foundation Advisory Council members were treated to a compelling discussion about innovation in Catholic education at their annual meeting. Fr. Michael Forge, pastor of Mary Immaculate Catholic Church and School, Chris Rebuck, president of Bishop Lynch High School; and Dr. Thomas Hibbs, incoming president at The University of Dallas spoke about new and exceptional examples of innovative practices taking shape at their respective schools.

All are welcome to our offices on Wednesday, June 5 for the next Catholic Community Network focused on the importance of management, including the nuts and bolts of key topics such as hiring, firing and budgets. Our guest panelists include Trisha Cunningham, President and Chief Executive Officer, North Texas Food Bank; Jim Burke, Executive Vice President and COO, Vistra Energy; and Deacon Jake Schroepfer, President, John Paul II High School. The three speakers will also cover foundational issues such as mission, communications and strategy.