NEWS FOR PANAMA CITY
Bridges to Circles Expands to Bay County, FL
Monday October 10, 2011, Panama City
Bridges to Circles of Bay County Kick Off Luncheon scheduled for October 19, 2011
Twice Treasured-Shopping With a Conscience
Monday December 14, 2009, Panama City
The NEW Catholic Charities Twice Treasured Thrift Boutique helps YOU continue to help your neighbors. At our store in Panama City, Florida the answer is simple. Every sale in our wonderful store and warehouse helps our community.
St. John Catholic School Celebrates 50 Years of Christian Values
Friday November 07, 2008, Panama City
Panama City--September 15, 2008, the students and alumni of St. John Catholic School celebrated the school’s Fiftieth Birthday with a lively party...
Relax, Release, Renew Reaches Out to St. Barnabas House Residents
Wednesday October 29, 2008, Panama City
Cheryl Bowie, founder (in 2007) and president of the non-profit ministry Relax, Release, Renew, Inc contacted Panama City Catholic Charities in late August with a generous invitation to the women residing in the St. Barnabas Transitional Shelter.
Feinstein Foundation Challenge Met!
Wednesday May 16, 2007, Panama City
Alan Shawn Feinstein challenged communities across the nation to donate dollars and food items to their local food banks...
Postal Food Drive is a Big Success!
Tuesday May 15, 2007, Panama City
Panama City's annual Postal Food Drive results in nearly 30,000 pounds of groceries for Catholic Charities' Sheila Kreppein Food Pantry.
Diocesan Board Meets in Panama City
Friday May 11, 2007, Panama City
The Panama City Regional Office hosted the quarterly Diocesan Board Meeting on Saturday, May 11 at the Knights of Columbus Hall.
Boston U. Alternative Spring Breakers Assist Catholic Charities
Monday March 19, 2007, Panama City
Thirteen hard-working Spring Breakers from Boston University paint rather than party during their vacation in Panama City.
St. Barnabas House has a New Look
Tuesday March 06, 2007, Panama City
Through an ecumenical response from the Panama City community, the transitional shelter has received a much needed facelift.