Head of Catholic Charities of Fairfield County joins News 12 to talk about support services they provide
Topics of discussion include the organization's impactful work.
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4h agoNews 12's Rebecca Surran spoke to Executive Director Mike Donoghue of Catholic Charities of Fairfield County this morning.
Catholic Charities is the largest food provider to Fairfield County.
Catholic Charities' food service programs provide critically needed assistance via soup kitchens, food pantries and meal deliveries to the elderly.
You can contribute to Catholic Charities Loaves and Fishes campaign.
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