Catholic Charities Of Southeast Michigan

Catholic Charities Of Southeast Michigan, operating as All Saints Soup Kitchen & Food Pantry, is a tax-exempt nonprofit organization headquartered in Southfield, Michigan that receives federal grant funding as a prime recipient (17% of recent awards) and substantially more often as a sub-recipient under larger federal grant programs (83% of recent awards). The organization does not hold federal contracts.

The organization's federal footprint concentrates heavily on refugee resettlement, immigrant services, senior volunteer engagement, and workforce development. As a prime grant recipient, Catholic Charities Of Southeast Michigan holds active federal grant awards from the Corporation for National and Community Service for AmeriCorps Seniors programs, including a $509,320 Senior Companion Program award (CFDA 94.016) and a $271,862 Foster Grandparent Program award (CFDA 94.011), both running through June 30, 2029. The organization also holds a $398,377 grant from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (CFDA 97.010) supporting citizenship instruction, English language instruction, and naturalization application assistance through its La Casa Amiga Immigration Legal Clinic, effective through September 30, 2027. Additional prime grant awards include funding from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration for domestic worker hazards safety training and from the Corporation for National and Community Service for the Volunteer Generation Fund and VISTA Support programs, with dollar values and completion dates varying across program years.

The organization's sub-recipient footprint is dominated by the Department of State Bureau of Population Refugees and Migration (63 sub-awards) and the Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families (40 sub-awards), which together account for 97% of recent awards. Catholic Charities Of Southeast Michigan serves as a sub-recipient under the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops on multiple refugee resettlement and placement programs, including Reception and Placement, Preferred Communities, and Match Grant initiatives. The organization also receives sub-grants from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services for Quick Response Teams and from the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity for immigration legal assistance to Afghanistan Supplemental Appropriation eligible clients. A single sub-award from an unnamed source funded $50,000 in pre-development costs for affordable housing feasibility at a Detroit parish property.

Combined obligated federal funding across prime and sub awards totals $20.3 million, with 128 awards spanning seven distinct federal agencies over the past fifteen years. Activity has grown sharply, rising from two awards in 2022 to seventy-nine in 2024 before moderating to twenty-two in 2025 and two in 2026 (the most recent dated July 1, 2026). Only two awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting minimal recompete exposure in the near term.