Catholic Charities help across Texoma

Published on June 2, 2025

Properties are cleaner, and veterans are enjoying their newly built ramps after this year’s Catholic Charities Day of Service.

Groups gathered at Vernon College before dispersing around Texoma for various cleanup jobs and building projects. Each year the list of jobs is always different, whether they come from city councilors or other non-profits. Two of the biggest projects of the day were a cleanup of an Eastside property, organized by councilor Robert Brooks, and the construction of a wheelchair ramp at a home in Archer City.

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