Thank you for participating in the 2020 collection:
Your generous support will give those in poverty the support they need to make lasting changes.
Did you miss your 2020 parish collection, or your parish does not take up the collection. Can you still make a Donation?
YES: Send your donation to:
Diocese of Davenport
CCHD Collection
780 West Central Park Avenue
Davenport, IA 52804-1901
Make Check payable to: the Diocese of Davenport and in the memo line write CCHD Collection. The Diocese retains 25% of the proceeds to fight poverty within our own dioceses.
Collection Resources (2020)
The Catholic Campaign for Human Development is dedicated to breaking the cycle of poverty by funding community programs. Is never to early to start promoting the annual CCHD collection your assistance in promoting the 2019 collection is essential to its success.
More than 46 million people in the United States live in poverty today. CCHD supports those living in poverty across the country by funding programs that empower local communities to address their challenges. Together we can make a difference. The 2021 collection will be held on November 20 and 21. Please insert your parish bulletin and display the poster the weekend of November 14-15.
Promotional materials will be mail to your parish in early October including posters, envelopes and bulletin inserts adapted to our diocese. If you have any questions about the collection please contact Loxi Hopkins, CCHD/CRS Diocesan Director.
Please join in solidarity with CCHD to put an end to poverty in our community and nation. The Diocese retains 25% of the proceeds to fight poverty within our own diocese. Information about Local Grant.
Local Funded Organization are:
Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Our diocese will take up the national collection for the Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD) on Nov. 21 and 22. Your support for this collection helps bring change to communities across the country and empower those living in poverty to transform the places where they live into reflections of the Kingdom of God. In addition to making an impact nationally, those living in poverty in our own diocese are empowered through the 25% share of our collection that stays here. Read More...