We send our deepest prayers to those impacted by the catastrophic storms. We are committed to supporting those in need during this difficult time.
In the wake of community crises, Catholic Charities stands as a beacon of hope and support for those affected. We are committed to serving communities in need, and we will be here for the long haul, ensuring that every individual and family makes it through challenging times.
As they have for a century, our services extend far beyond immediate aid, offering ongoing assistance, resources, and care to rebuild lives and restore communities. From emergency shelter and supplies to emotional support and long-term recovery efforts, Catholic Charities is dedicated to walking alongside those impacted by devastation, providing strength, compassion, and a pathway to healing.
Together, we will overcome adversity and emerge stronger, united in our mission to uplift and empower all who seek assistance.
Immediate Services Available & How to Help
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Food
Emergency Food Support from Catholic Charities
Due to the disaster we will be having special pantry hours and mobile pantry distribution for those who have been affected by the tornadoes. To inquire and get on a list for a mobile pantry or for those needing special pantry hours you can call 531-250-5388.
Mobile Distribution:
Tuesday, August 27th
4:00PM – 6:00PM
St. Patrick Church
20500 West Maple Road
In the parking lot C.Supplemental groceries to be distributed include: meat, dairy, fresh produce, shelf-stable items, bread and bakery items.
Pantry Hours at The Market at St. Teresa of Calcutta Campus:
Monday & Thursday 12:00PM – 3:00PM
Tuesday 3:00PM – 6:00PMThe Market Choice Pantry
3151 N. 93rd Street, Omaha, NE 68134
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Mental Health Support
Catholic Charities Mental Health Services
We are here in whatever capacity is needed and provide services to all regardless of race, religion, creed or socio-economic status. To request an appointment you can call 531-213-7396 or email ccbhs@ccomaha.org.
Our therapists can provide sessions in-person or remotely, as well as facilitate support group sessions or hold community workshops as individuals start to face the emotional after effects. Services include but are not limited to:
- coping with grief and loss (home, family, pets, etc.)
- PTSD
- worry and stress
- anxiety
- trauma
- fear
Millie – our therapy dog – is also available for support!
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RELIEF ITEMS NEEDED
Relief Items Needed
We are working to collect monetary and food donations to continue to best serve those affected by the devastation. As well as other donations of hygiene products, cleaning supplies, paper goods, and diapers.
These donations can be dropped off at The Market Choice Pantry:
3151 N. 93rd Street, Omaha, NE 68134
To coordinate drop offs please contact Christine at 531-250-5388.
If you don’t want give monetarily, but don’t have time to go shop, you can view our Amazon Wishlist for items needed to best support those all affected by the storms!
Disaster relief Amazon Wishlist
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How to Get Involved
Host A Relief Items Needed Drive
Work with your school, parish, community, neighborhood or anyone to set up a drive! We are working to collect food donations to continue to best serve those affected by the devastation. As well as other donations of hygiene products, cleaning supplies, paper goods, and diapers.
- trash bags
- water
- gatorade
- shelf stable items
- canned goods
- blankets
- toothbrushes
- toiletry items
- totes and tubs
- towels
- cleaning supplies
- tarps
disaster relief Amazon Wishlist
These donations can be dropped off at The Market Choice Pantry:
3151 N. 93rd Street, Omaha, NE 68134
To coordinate drop offs please contact Christine at 531-250-5388.
Emergency Food Support from Catholic Charities
Due to the disaster we will be having special pantry hours and mobile pantry distribution for those who have been affected by the tornadoes. To inquire and get on a list for a mobile pantry or for those needing special pantry hours you can call 531-250-5388.
Mobile Distribution:
Tuesday, August 27th
4:00PM – 6:00PM
St. Patrick Church
20500 West Maple Road
In the parking lot C.
Supplemental groceries to be distributed include: meat, dairy, fresh produce, shelf-stable items, bread and bakery items.
Pantry Hours at The Market at St. Teresa of Calcutta Campus:
Monday & Thursday 12:00PM – 3:00PM
Tuesday 3:00PM – 6:00PM
The Market Choice Pantry
3151 N. 93rd Street, Omaha, NE 68134
Catholic Charities Mental Health Services
We are here in whatever capacity is needed and provide services to all regardless of race, religion, creed or socio-economic status. To request an appointment you can call 531-213-7396 or email ccbhs@ccomaha.org.
Our therapists can provide sessions in-person or remotely, as well as facilitate support group sessions or hold community workshops as individuals start to face the emotional after effects. Services include but are not limited to:
- coping with grief and loss (home, family, pets, etc.)
- PTSD
- worry and stress
- anxiety
- trauma
- fear
Millie – our therapy dog – is also available for support!
Relief Items Needed
We are working to collect monetary and food donations to continue to best serve those affected by the devastation. As well as other donations of hygiene products, cleaning supplies, paper goods, and diapers.
These donations can be dropped off at The Market Choice Pantry:
3151 N. 93rd Street, Omaha, NE 68134
To coordinate drop offs please contact Christine at 531-250-5388.
If you don’t want give monetarily, but don’t have time to go shop, you can view our Amazon Wishlist for items needed to best support those all affected by the storms!
Disaster relief Amazon Wishlist
Host A Relief Items Needed Drive
Work with your school, parish, community, neighborhood or anyone to set up a drive! We are working to collect food donations to continue to best serve those affected by the devastation. As well as other donations of hygiene products, cleaning supplies, paper goods, and diapers.
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disaster relief Amazon Wishlist
These donations can be dropped off at The Market Choice Pantry:
3151 N. 93rd Street, Omaha, NE 68134
To coordinate drop offs please contact Christine at 531-250-5388.
In addition to Catholic Charities disaster relief services, we understand the importance of collaboration and community support during times of crisis. While we provide a wide range of assistance, we recognize that certain needs may require specialized resources beyond our scope. That’s why we also work closely with other local organizations and agencies to ensure that all necessary services are readily available to those in need.
We’re committed to connecting individuals and families with the vital support they require for a full recovery.
By utilizing partnerships with diverse service providers, we strengthen our collective ability to meet the diverse needs of our community, ensuring that no one is left behind in the journey toward restoration and resilience.
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