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Catholic Foundation Partners

The Foundation partners with the following parishes, schools, and organizations.

We provide investment management of their funds to help them further their mission today and strengthen their financial future.

  • Blessed Sacrament Parish, Erie
  • Camp Notre Dame, Fairview
  • Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Erie, Inc.
  • Christ the King Parish, Houtzdale
  • Erie Catholic School System, Erie
  • Erie Diocesan Cursillo Movement
  • Gannon University, Erie
  • Holy Cross Parish, Fairview
  • Holy Redeemer Parish, Warren
  • Holy Spirit Parish, DuBois
  • Maria House Project, Erie
  • Mercyhurst Preparatory School, Erie
  • Our Lady of Peace Parish, Erie
  • Our Lady of the Lake Parish, Edinboro
  • Prince of Peace Center, Farrell
  • Roman Catholic Diocese of Erie
  • Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish, Erie
  • Saint Basil the Great Parish, Coalport
  • Saint Boniface Parish, Kersey
  • Saint Callistus Parish, Kane
  • Saint Elizabeth of Hungary Parish, Smethport
  • Saint Francis of Assisi Parish, Clearfield
  • Saint Francis Xavier Parish, McKean
  • Saint Gregory Thaumaturgus Parish, North East
  • Saint James Parish, Erie
  • Saint John Parish, Tidioute
  • Saint Joseph Parish, Oil City
  • Saint Joseph Parish, Warren
  • Saint Jude the Apostle Parish, Erie
  • Saint Mark Parish, Emporium
  • Saint Martin Center, Erie
  • Saint Patrick Parish, Erie
  • Saint Patrick Parish, Franklin
  • Saint Peter Cathedral Parish, Erie
  • Saint Raphael Parish, Eldred
  • Saint Thomas the Apostle Parish, Corry
  • Shenango Valley Catholic School System, Inc., Hermitage
  • Sisters of St. Joseph Neighborhood Network, Erie
  • The Epiphany of the Lord Parish, Meadville
  • Venango Region Catholic School, Oil City

Call Lisa Louis to ask about starting a fund.
(814) 824-1237

Planning for the Future
“With fewer priests, I know we will need to involve lay ministers more in our parish ministries. We don’t know what form new ministries may take years from now, but it is certain we will need resources to realize them.”

— Fr. Tom Tyler, Pastor

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