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The goal of Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD) is to reach out to help low-income individuals and those facing poverty to find the resources they need to improve their communities and their lives.
This work is inspired by Catholic Social Teaching and the Scriptures, in which Jesus calls us to carry out His mission "to bring good news to the poor, release to captives, sight to the blind and let the oppressed go free" (Luke 4:18). Awarded each year, CCHD grants are intended to help people break the cycle of poverty.
CCHD has a national collection every year to support local and national grants, and the generous contributions of parishioners throughout the United States make these grants possible. After the collection, a portion of the donations remains in the Diocese of Cleveland to fund the local CCHD grants.
National Grant Application Process & Resources The Community Development Grant and the Economic Development Grant are the two national CCHD grant programs , which range in funding from $25,000 to $75,000. To learn more about these grants, click the buttons below. Community Development Grant Economic Development Grant 2026-27 grant applications are now being accepted!
Scroll to the bottom of this page to download the application materials. CCHD grants are awarded to parishes and organizations working to change social structures and policies that undermine life and dignity, especially for the poor and powerless.
The objective of this grant is to: fund projects that demonstrate both the intention and capacity to effectively work toward the elimination of the root causes of poverty empower those who have no voice to positions of leadership and influence within the organization enact institutional change.
Local grants include awards up to $5,000 Any organization within the Diocese of Cleveland that complies with the CCHD application criteria and guidelines may apply. Organizations do not need to be Catholic or affiliated with the Catholic Church but must be in union with all CCHD criteria and guidelines. Ready to apply for a 2026 local grant or award?
Download and complete the forms below. For local grant applicants, you will also need to complete and submit a budget summary form for both the agency's budget and the proposed CCHD project budget.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Parishes and organizations within the Diocese of Cleveland working to eliminate the root causes of poverty and empower the poor. Must align with Catholic teaching. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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