For over 30 years, The Beacon has championed the cherished tradition of the Christmas Sharing Fund. The Diocese of Paterson Communications Office proudly continues this annual initiative, rallying readers and generous hearts to support those most in need throughout the Diocese of Paterson.
This crucial effort directly benefits Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Paterson, including their vital programs at Straight & Narrow, Catholic Family and Community Services, and the Department for Persons with Disabilities.
These dedicated organizations deliver critical services, including feeding the hungry, providing emergency support and housing for families, residential care for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, offering dignified programs for seniors and veterans, early learning and intervention services for young people, treatment and healing for men and women recovering from addictions, and essential work serving many more people in need.
As one of the largest Catholic Charities agencies in the United States, this trusted nonprofit has faithfully served the community for over 80 years. Through the generosity channeled by The Beacon Christmas Sharing Fund, we ensure that struggling families celebrate the holidays with dignity and true joy.
How to Give
To contribute, make a check payable to Catholic Charities c/o The Beacon Christmas Sharing Fund, 777 Valley Road, Clifton, N.J. 07013. Donations are also accepted online. Every contribution, big or small, brings light to a neighbor in need. Thank you, and God bless you!
One hundred percent of contributions are used directly to help those in need at Catholic Charities. For pick-up and delivery services for physical items and presents, contact Catholic Charities directly at info@ccpaterson.org or call 973-737-2077, ext. 403, to make any such arrangements.
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For over 30 years, The Beacon has championed the cherished tradition of the Christmas Sharing Fund. The Diocese of Paterson Communications Office proudly continues this annual initiative, rallying readers and generous hearts to support those most in need throughout the Diocese of Paterson.
This crucial effort directly benefits Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Paterson, including their vital programs at Straight & Narrow, Catholic Family and Community Services, and the Department for Persons with Disabilities.
These dedicated organizations deliver critical services, including feeding the hungry, providing emergency support and housing for families, residential care for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, offering dignified programs for seniors and veterans, early learning and intervention services for young people, treatment and healing for men and women recovering from addictions, and essential work serving many more people in need.
As one of the largest Catholic Charities agencies in the United States, this trusted nonprofit has faithfully served the community for over 80 years. Through the generosity channeled by The Beacon Christmas Sharing Fund, we ensure that struggling families celebrate the holidays with dignity and true joy.
How to Give
To contribute, make a check payable to Catholic Charities c/o The Beacon Christmas Sharing Fund, 777 Valley Road, Clifton, N.J. 07013. Donations are also accepted online. Every contribution, big or small, brings light to a neighbor in need. Thank you, and God bless you!
One hundred percent of contributions are used directly to help those in need at Catholic Charities. For pick-up and delivery services for physical items and presents, contact Catholic Charities directly at info@ccpaterson.org or call 973-737-2077, ext. 403, to make any such arrangements.
Click here to subscribe to our weekly newsletter.
Note: Artificial intelligence was used in the development of this article and the article’s headline, with human input and oversight.