Since the program’s introduction, 8,000 councils throughout the United States and Canada have provided more than 949,000 coats to children in need. 25, handing out thousands of winter coats at sites across the nation. Thomas More Soup Kitchen, Life Haven, Loaves & Fishes Food Pantry, Columbus House, Connecticut Hospice Inc., Farnam Neighborhood House, Community Soup Kitchen, The Salvation Army, Immanuel Missionary Baptist Church, Christian Community Action, A Place to Nourish Your Health (APNH), Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen, Community Dining Room, and the Mary Wade Home.įor the 13th consecutive year, Knights of Columbus councils held the Knights’ signature Coats for Kids distribution on Black Friday, Nov. In response to growing food insecurities across Connecticut in 2022, the Knights of Columbus donated $25,000 to Connecticut Foodshare and $10,000 to Little Sisters of the Poor, who care for the elderly poor.Īmong the organizations receiving charitable donations are: Christ the Bread of Life, St. We are proud to continue our support for the charitable organizations that serve our neighbors in need.” “The Knights of Columbus and our charitable impact now extend internationally, but New Haven will always be our home. Mary’s Church,” said Supreme Knight Patrick Kelly. “Charitable work has always been at the heart of our mission, since Blessed Michael McGivney founded the Knights of Columbus 140 years ago at New Haven’s St. L-R: Ronald Cornell, Little Sisters of the Poor Supreme Advocate John Marrella Supreme Treasurer Ronald Schwarz Supreme Secretary Patrick Mason Sister Frances LSP Supreme Knight Patrick Kelly Sister Mary Alexander LSP Deputy Supreme Knight Paul O’Sullivan. Earlier this year, the Knights donated $50,000 to the Little Sisters of the Poor to assist with the purchase of a refrigerated van. Pictured: The Knights of Columbus Supreme Officers present the Little Sisters of the Poor with a Christmas donation of $10,000 to help the Sisters continue their mission of service to the elderly poor. This year, the Knights of Columbus donated a total of $100,000 to 18 local charities, including homeless shelters, soup kitchens and food pantries, assisted living and senior care centers. NEW HAVEN, Connecticut - The Knights of Columbus Supreme Council continued its annual charitable-giving efforts in 2022 through donations that serve the most vulnerable populations in New Haven and the surrounding area. (SIDCO, 1 Freedom Valley Drive, Oaks, PA, 19456) is the distributor for the Knights of Columbus Funds.2022 charitable-giving efforts assist the most vulnerable populations in New Haven and surrounding area Gilles holds a Series 6 and Series 63 Securities License. from Cornell University and is a member of the CFA Institute and the Hartford CFA Society. From 1990-1996, he was a credit analyst at Babson and worked on privates, corporates, mezzanine and high yield securities. Marchand co-managed 10 high yield mutual funds and a CLO for Merrill Lynch Asset Management. Marchand founded the high yield group at Aladdin Capital and was the senior portfolio manager responsible for managing nine CLO funds and three open ended funds. Prior to joining the Knights of Columbus, he was Chief Investment Officer and Senior portfolio manager of Global Plus Investment Management. Gilles has been the credit portfolio manager for the Knights of Columbus since joining the Order in March, 2010. Our Approach Our Products Invest Now My Account Our Guiding Principles Our Difference Invest Asset Advisors | Gilles Marchand Jr | Knights of Columbus
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