What follows is a listing of all 74 grantees found to be in violation of CCHD guidelines and Catholic moral teaching.  Each grantee is listed by diocese (in alphabetical order), along with codes to indicate the ways in which the grantees are in violation.  Each letter code following (DA) indicates ways in which the grantees supported abortion, homosexuality, birth control, or Marxism through direct action.  Each letter code following (CO) indicate the grantees indirect support through coalitions.  Each letter code following (LE) indicates the actions of the leadership of the organization, which violate Catholic moral teaching.

NOTE REGARDING DIOCESES NOT LISTED HERE: Most dioceses that take the CCHD collection only retain 25% of the collection money for local use.  The other 75% is sent to national CCHD, who then redistributes that collected money to organizations like those listed below.

CCHD Grantees (By Diocese)                             

• Atlanta, Georgia
  • Atlantans Building Leadership and Empowerment  (CO) A, H, C, M 
    
  • Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights  (DA) A, H (CO) A, H, M 
    
• Boise, Idaho           
  • Idaho Community Action Network   (DA) H (CO)  H
    
• Boston, Massachusetts
  • Massachusetts Senior Action Council (CO) A, H, C, M   
    
  • Brazilian Women’s Group (DA) C (CO) A, H, C, M
  • Chelsea Collaborative(LE) H (CO) A, H, C, M
• Buffalo, New York
  • Niagara Organizing Alliance for Hope (NOAH)  (CO) H
    
  • VOICE-Buffalo  (CO) H
    
• Chicago, Ilinois
  • Southwest Organizing Project (DA) H, C
  • Latino Union  (DA) A, H, M (CO) M  
    
• Cincinnati, Ohio
  • Cincinnati Interfaith Workers’ Center (LE) H, (CO) M 
    
  • Amos Project (CO) A  
    
• Crookston, Minnesota
  • White Earth Land Recovery Project (LE) A, H   
    
• Davenport, Iowa
  • Quad Cities Interfaith (CO) H   
    
• Detroit, Michigan
  • MOSES (DA) A, H, C (CO) A, H, C   
    
  • Harriet Tubman Center (DA) H (CO) A, C   
    
• Fresno, California
  • Faith in Community (CO) A, H, C   
    
• Green Bay, Wisconsin
  • Justice Organization Sharing Hope and United for Action (JOSHUA) (CO) H   
    
  • ESTHER (CO) H   
    
• Hartford, Connecticut
  • Teach our Children (CO) A   
    
• Jackson, Mississippi
  • Concerned Citizens for a Better Tunica County  (CO) H  
    
• Kalamazoo, Michigan
  • Michigan Organizing Project (DA) H (CO) A, H, C, M  
    
  • Joint-Religious Organizing Network for Action and Hope (JONAH) (CO) C  
    
• Knoxville, Tennessee
  • SOCM Resource Project (DA) H (CO) A, H, C  
    
• Lacrosse, Wisconsin
  • AMOS, Inc (CO) H   
    
  • JONAH, inc  (CO) H  
    
• Los Angeles, California
  • Housing Long Beach (DA) H (CO) H  
    
  • Ventura County Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice  (LE) A  (CO) H   
    
• Little Rock, Arkansas
  • Northwest Arkansas Worker Interfaith Center  (LE) A, H (CO) H, C   
    
• Manchester, New Hampshire
  • ABLE NH  (CO) H   
    
  • United Valley Interfaith Project  (LE) H   
    
  • Granite State Organizing Project  (DA) H   
    
• Memphis, Tennessee
  • Workers Interfaith Network (LE) A, H (CO) A, H, M 
    
• Miami, Florida
  • WeCount! (DA) H (CO) H  
    
• Milwaukee, Wisconsin
  • Project Return (CO) H   
  • Racine Interfaith Coalition (LE) H (CO) H   
  • Common Ground (CO) H   
  • MICAH (CO) H   
• Monterey, California
  • Center for Community Advocacy (DA) A, H, C  (CO) C
    
  • Community Action Board (DA) A, C    
• Nashville, Tennessee
  • Tennessee Disability Coalition (CO) A, H
    
• New Orleans, Louisianan
  • Jeremiah Group (UPDATED, NO VIOLATION)
    
• New York, New York
  • Northwest Bronx Community and Clergy Coalition (DA) H, M (CO) A
    
• Newark, New Jersey
  • New Labor (CO) H, M
    
• Oakland, California
  • GENESIS (CO) H
    
  • Parent Voices (DA) H
    
• Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  • Childspace Management Group (DA) C (CO) C
    
  • Juntos (DA) A, C    
  • Women’s Community Revitalization Project (LE) H (CO) A, H, C
    
  • Taxi Workers Alliance (DA) H, C, M (CO) H
    
• Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
  • Pittsburgh Interfaith Impact Network (CO) H
    
• Portland, Maine
  • Kennebec Valley Organization (CO) H, C    
  • Food AND Medicine (CO) A, H, C, M
    
• Portland, Oregon
  • Adelante Mujeres (DA) H
    
• Providence, Rhode Island
  • Fuerza Laboral (CO) A, H, C, M
    
• Rochester, New York
  • Tompkins County Workers Center (DA) C, M (CO) A, H, C, M
    
• Saginaw, Michigan
  • Ezekiel Project of Saginaw  (CO) H
    
• San Jose, California
  • People Acting in Community Together (DA) A, H
    
• Santa Fe, New Mexico
  • Somos un Pueblo Unido (DA) A, H
    
  • Partnership for Community Action (DA) A, H
    
• Springfield, Illinois
  • Faith Coalition for the Common Good (CO) H
    
  • United Congregations of Metro-East  (CO) H
    
• Springfield, Massachusetts
  • Pioneer Valley Project (CO) A, H, C, M
    
• St. Louis, Missouri
  • Metropolitan Congregations United (CO) H
    
• St. Paul-Minneapolis, Minnesota
  • All Parks Alliance for Change (CO) H, C  
    
  • City of Lakes Community Land Trust (LE) A, H, C (CO) A, H, C  
    
  • Somali Action Alliance (CO) H, C    
  • Centro de Trabajadores Unidos en Lucha (CO) H, C, M   
    
• Syracuse, New York
  • Alliance of Communities Transforming Syracuse (ACTS) (CO) H
    
  • Syracuse  Cooperative Federal Credit Union (DA) A, H (LE) M  
    
• Washington, DC
  • DC Grassroots Empowerment (Empower DC) (DA) A, H   
    
• Winona, Minnesota
  • Land Stewardship Project (LE) A, H (CO) H
    
• Worcester, Massachusetts
  • Cleghorn Neighborhood Center (DA) A   
    
• Youngstown, Ohio
  • ACTION  (CO) H

Regarding the Gamaliel Network

Because of the silence from both CCHD and Gamaliel regarding the fact that the Gamaliel Network lied directly to the CCHD about its continued relationship with the Fair Immigration Reform Movement (FIRM), RCN is publishing here three documents that were found on Gamaliel’s own website, indicating that it was a member of FIRM and on FIRM’s Executive Committee in 2011 (those documents on Gamaliel’s websites are now under password protection).  Gamaliel sent CCHD a letter it allegedly sent to FIRM in May 2010, “severing all ties” because of FIRM’s decision to include legal recognition of same-sex couples in immigration reform.

1. List of current FIRM member organizations plus brief descriptions 2011
2. FIRM Contact list -Membership 2011
3. FIRM Memberhsip Map 2011
4. In addition to these files found on Gamaliel’s own website, an independent set of meeting minutes from a FIRM conference call indicates that Ana Garcia-Ashley, the head of Gamaliel, participated in the conference call, and Gamaliel again was nominated to FIRM’s executive committee for the year 2012.  Here is a link to the minutes of that conference call.