Medicare specialist Tara Donahue-Weiss breaks down the basics of how Medicare works, the letter parts, and where a Medigap or Medicare Advantage plan fits in with your retirement health care plan.Read More
Will Medicare cover COVID-19 related expenses? In this short video, specialist Tara Donohue Weiss answers this and other coronavirus related questions.Read More
Protect your parish from future decline in the Age of Covid. Catholic United Financial is inviting clergy members to attend the Building Stronger Parishes webinar on August 20, featuring author and speaker Father James Mallon.Read More
As markets continue to sway from jaw-dropping gains to nail-biting lows, one industry is gaining in consumer confidence and goodwill: life insurance. Why now?Read More
In an anxious era, we are encouraging all of our members to check in with their local representative to review their products through contactless meetings.Read More
Catholic United provides its Parish Volunteer Teams with seed money to help them kick start their activities for the year based on the previous activity and membership rolls, averaging at $1,100 per year.
This program provides a match of up to $1,000 when your Parish Volunteer Team hosts a fundraiser in support of a school or R.E. program.
MinisTREE is a volunteer reward program that pays a parish when volunteers complete assigned tasks. Earn $5 per task, up to $500 annually.
The Catholic United Financial Foundation offers parishes and schools grants up to $500 to pay for technology that will be used for education.
The Catholic Schools Raffle is an annual fundraiser that helps schools in MN, SD and ND raise tens of millions of dollars. Schools average $12,000 raised through this program.
The Catholic United Financial Foundation offers parishes, schools and dioceses grants up to $1,000 to offset costs of curriculum, programs and events that promote chastity and abstinence.
Supplement your parish/school events that are service, faith or socially focused with grants up to $500 each, or $1,500 total.
