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Fiscal Year ending June 30, 2024
2024 Annual Giving Report
Each year the Catholic Community Foundation for Eastern South Dakota (CCFESD) publishes an annual report to honor the profound generosity of our donors, to celebrate the financial stewardship entrusted to us, and to provide financial transparency. These reports not only showcase the growth and impact of the funds we manage but also tell a powerful story of hope, community, and the transformational work made possible through the support of donors.
Through this report, we express our heartfelt gratitude to the individuals and families who have established endowments and funds that bless countless lives and benefit our community. We hope these stories of generosity inspire others to join in building a legacy of giving—because together, we are providing a future filled with faith, hope, and lasting impact.
Upcoming Events
Gift of Hope Concert
Tuesday, March 18
7:00 P.M.
O’Gorman Performing Arts Center (Lorang Theater)
3100 W 41st St. (Kiwanis Ave.), Sioux Falls, SD
Established in 2001, this annual live concert event features inspiring music from national talent and stories of hope and healing. All proceeds benefit the important and ever-expanding healing work of The Lourdes Center.
This year, we’re thrilled to welcome back emerging Christian artist Seph Schlueter, who will join us for a special candlelight event. This unique candlelit performance will combine beautiful live music, the warm glow of candles and a peaceful atmosphere to create an experience both intimate and immersive.
CCFESD Grants
Funded through donor-directed endowments, CCFESD is able to distribute grants on behalf of donors to organizations serving the spiritual, educational, and social needs of our Catholic community. Through generous donations to unrestricted endowments, CCFESD’s grant committee can allocate CCFESD-directed grants through an application process to urgent and emerging community needs.