2024
Annual Report
October 1, 2023 - September 30, 2024
A new era began in 2024 as CCC embarked on a second century of service to communities throughout Virginia.
For one hundred years, CCC has served hundreds of thousands of individuals and families, putting into action the words of Pope Francis,
"Love and charity, are service, helping others, serving others. There are many people who spend their lives in this way, in the service of others. … When you forget yourself and think of others, this is love!”
At CCC, we are guided by three pillars of service.
Mission
Serve the Most Vulnerable
Vision
A brighter future for the people and communities we serve.
In 2024, CCC impacted the lives of
45,194 individuals
CCC provides tools, resources, and support for all people.
We are committed to:
284 individuals improved their job skills and found employment
607 families received necessities like baby diapers and clothing from the Baby Closet
1,006 individuals supported by adoption and post adoption services
122 families provided with tools and support to improve parenting skills and prevent child abuse and neglect
375 children/youth had a safe place to call home during times of crisis
At CCC, we believe that every child should be loved and protected, and every household has opportunities to grow their relationships, skills, and income to achieve long-term stability, independence, and happiness.
Finding Their Forever Home
Stories
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We believe that every member of our community should be valued and cherished. We are committed to welcoming newcomers, connecting them to community resources, and equipping them for success.
Resettled and Reunited: A Refugee Journey
87 seniors enjoyed companionship and avoided social isolation
1,118 refugees were welcomed to Virginia where they can build new lives as productive members of their new communities
476 individuals and families experiencing housing insecurities connected to resources through outreach
294 young adults experiencing housing insecurities supported through the Youth Hub
623 households experiencing homelessness or housing insecurity transitioned into stable, long-term housing
378 lives changed by supportive housing programs (includes PSH, HOPWA)
Volunteers gave 9,138 hours of their time
(valued at $33.49)
The total value of this time was $306,043.34
1,240 individuals maintained housing after beginning eviction proceedings
500 lives were impacted by affordable immigration services
5,886 sessions of interpretation allowed non-English speakers to access critical services
1,186 group & individual counseling sessions improved relationships, life skills, and mental health
346 adults and seniors were supported through developmental disability, guardianship, and senior services
No one should have to sleep outside. Every single individual and family, without exception, should have affordable housing, access to services, and the opportunity to live independently.
Financials
Revenue Source | Revenue | % of Total |
|---|---|---|
Special Events | $125,934 | 0.47% |
Faith Communities (including Catholic Diocese of Richmond) | $344,806 | 1.23% |
In-kind Donations | $575,809 | 2.16% |
Foundations & Corporations | $855,869 | 3.21% |
Individual Donors | $940,867 | 3.53% |
Investments & Other Revenues | $1,268,552 | 4.75% |
Program Fees | $4,721,289 | 17.69% |
Government Grants | $17,728,858 | 66.43% |
Total Revenue:
$26,686,984
Expenses | Cost | % of Total |
|---|---|---|
Children & Parents | $9,404,464 | 33.47% |
Refugees & Immigrants | $7,354,413 | 26.17% |
Housing & Shelter | $3,795,977 | 13.51% |
Management & General | $2,762,541 | 9.83% |
Mental Health & Wellbeing | $1,771,417 | 6.30% |
Food & Finance | $1,311,910 | 4.67% |
Housing Services | $992,640 | 3.54% |
Mission Advancement | $705,669 | 2.51% |
Total Expenses:
$28,099,031
Thank You to Our Funding Partners
Platinum Level
Providing $50,000 in Support or Higher
Bob & Anna Lou Schaberg Foundation
Bon Secours Richmond Health System
Cameron Foundation
Catholic Charities USA/Gerstner Philanthropies
Community Foundation for a greater Richmond
Gold Level
Providing $25,000 - $50,000 in Support
Catholic Diocese of Richmond Fuel and Hunger Fund
Jenkins Foundation
Pauley Family Foundation
R.E.B. Foundation
Sentara Healthcare
United Way of Greater Richmond and Petersburg
Silver Level
Providing $10,000 - $25,000 in Support
Anne Carter & Walter R. Robins, Jr. Foundation
Bernardine Franciscan Sisters Foundation, Inc.
Carilion Clinic
Catholic Diocese of Richmond Respect Life Fund
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Genworth Foundation
Herndon Foundation
John C. Fricano Foundation, Inc.
KOVAR, Inc.
Langley For Families Foundation
Peachtree House Foundation
The Hull Foundation
United Way of the Virginia Peninsula
Walter W. Regirer and Maria Teresa Regirer Foundation
Wells Fargo Foundation
Bronze Level
Providing $2,000 - $10,000 in Support
Atlantic Union Bank
Cecil R. and Edna S. Hopkins Family Foundation
Charlottesville Area Community Foundation
First Citizens Bank
Food Lion Feeds Charitable Foundation
PBMares
Richmond Christmas Mother Fund
The Rock Foundation
The Titmus Foundation, Inc.
Virginia Housing
Wawa Foundation