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#iGiveCatholic Event Takes Place December 1st During Giving Tuesday
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The Diocese of Youngstown has opened registration for the 2026 #iGiveCatholic crowdfunding event, scheduled for December 1 during Giving Tuesday.
Parishes, schools, and Catholic ministries may register by November 1 to participate in the event. The fundraiser allows these organizations to collect funds for specific projects, programs, or general operating costs. Twenty-five organizations are currently listed as participants.
The Diocese of Youngstown provides a list of participating registrants on its dedicated website.
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Diocese of Youngstown · Dennis Biviano
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More from the Diocese of Youngstown
- Oct 30, 6:47 AM PT St. Patrick School in Kent seeks First Grade Teacher
- Oct 30, 6:19 AM PT Holy Family – Poland
- Oct 30, 6:05 AM PT St. Paul – North Canton
- Oct 29, 8:55 AM PT Catholic Charities Agencies serving the Diocese of Youngstown to merge
- Oct 27, 8:55 AM PT Catholic Charities, Diocese of Youngstown, to launch Season of Giving Campaign
- Oct 26, 12:20 PM PT Receptionist – St. Paul Parish – North Canton
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