FY2025 Annual Report

With Courage and Compassion

FY2025 Annual Report

DAUGHTERS OF CHARITY INTERNATIONAL PROJECT SERVICES

With Courage and Compassion FY2025 Annual Report

DAUGHTERS OF CHARITY INTERNATIONAL PROJECT SERVICES

Note: Throughout this report you will find quotes from DC Sisters. These come to DC IPS via their grant reporting. They provide insight and help give context to their ministries and communities.

Contents 1

Greeting

2 DC IPS Mission and Process 4 Sisters’ Projects: Received and Funded 6 FY25 Organizational Impact 8 Opting In 10 Nurturing Health and Wellness 12 Supporting Long-Term Success 14 Ministries in Focus 16 Creating Impact Through Perseverance 18 In Closing

October 2025 Dear Friends and Supporters, Poverty, creativity, perseverance, faith, compassion, and generosity - these words have been part of my life as a Daughter of Charity for 44 years. Yet, since joining Daughters of Charity International Project Services last November, I have come to see them in new and profound ways. Each time I learn the project details from our Sisters serving communities around the world, I witness their courage and vision, and I am reminded of how deeply these words come alive in their daily ministries.

Through their eyes and voices, I have seen more clearly the harsh reality that so many people face each day: little or no access to clean water, food, healthcare, education, work opportunities, or safety. These realities could easily lead to despair. Instead, I am moved and uplifted by the Sisters’ unwavering spirit, their creativity in the face of daunting obstacles, and their tireless commitment to those most in need.

In place of despair, I see hope: a Sister ensuring her community has clean water, another nurturing children in her school, or another helping families launch small businesses through microfinance programs. These are not fleeting dreams, but concrete realities born of perseverance, faith, and trust in God. Like St. Vincent de Paul, our Sisters reach out, collaborate, and invite others to join in this mission of love.

And that includes you. Your generosity does more than provide financial support, it provides hope. It sustains the Sisters’ energy, strengthens their resolve, and makes possible the transformation of lives and communities. Thank you for walking with the Daughters of Charity, so they can continue walking with those who need them most.

With deep gratitude,

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Decrease human suffering, Increase human potential.

Our Mission Daughters of Charity International Project Services (DC IPS) was established to help Sisters in developing countries carry out their mission of service to those who are poor. DC IPS facilitates international funding and other resources and develops relationships that support Daughters of Charity projects to minimize human suffering and foster sustainable solutions to global poverty at the local level.

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Our Process Local Sisters work in their communities and identify needs

Sisters seek funding from DC IPS to support projects

DC IPS raises funds through grants and donor gifts

100% of funds are sent to local Sisters who complete the project

Reports are sent to DC IPS outlining project outcomes and spending

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Sisters’ Projects: Received and Evaluated FY25 • St. Mary Magdalene’s School Water, Sanitation, Hygiene, NIGERIA • Water, Sanitation and Hygiene for Danka Clinic, ETHIOPIA • Makinsk - Care for Village Poor, KAZAKHSTAN • Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene at Kueka Medical Center, CAMEROON • Water, Sanitation, Hygiene St. Mary Magdalene’s Clinic, , NIGERIA • Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene updates at Saint Therese of the Child Jesus Hospital, CAMEROON • Arabia Community Center - Art and Culture program, COLOMBIA • Ayo Akwa Prison Ministry Vehicle, NIGERIA • Mbandaka Prison Farming + Mentoring to Combat Recidivism, CONGO (DRC) • Security and Furnishings at Rosalie Rendu Development Center, PAPUA NEW GUINEA • Agricultural Revival of Rice Field, CONGO (DRC) • Youth Leadership Program, COLOMBIA • Masanga St Catherine School Nutrition Program Continuation, TANZANIA • Loei Province: Migrant Care, THAILAND • Providence Home Bus, NIGERIA • Carmelo Hospital Nutrition Program for HIV + Tuberculosis, MOZAMBIQUE • Hospital Carmelo Computer Purchases, MOZAMBIQUE • Lindalva School Computers + Furniture, NIGERIA • Marillac Educational Center Cistern Construction, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC • Marillac Educational Center Staircase, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC • Nouakchott School Operations + Nutrition, MAURITANIA • Fuel Outreach at Masanga DREAM Campus, TANZANIA • School Operations at DREAM Masanga, TANZANIA • Educational, Vocational, and Medical Support for Ossiomo Rehab Center, NIGERIA • Literacy School Teacher Salaries, MADAGASCAR • Krakow - Program for Care of Homeless, POLAND • Formation and Leadership Training - Cali, COLOMBIA • Sacred Heart Hospital - Emergency Supplies, LEBANON • Care of homeless in Odessa and other villages, UKRAINE • Tashkent - help for families and People With Disablities, UZBEKISTAN • Alotau - Lay Missionaries, PAPUA NEW GUINEA • Carapegua - Electrical Upgrade for Virgen Poderosa School, PARAGUAY • Construction of Multi-Purpose Hall at St. Vincent Ashram, INDIA • Medical Equipment for St. Vincent Hospice, ISRAEL • Hospicio de San Jose - Protection + Recovery Program, PHILIPPINES 4 DC IPS | 2025 Annual Report

• Leprosy Hospital Repairs and Equipment, PARAGUAY • Care of Migrants at Palenque Shelter, MEXICO • BSMW Center, Sniatyn - Operations, UKRAINE • DREAM Abuja - Dialysis Machines, NIGERIA • Yeka - Micro Business Initiative, ETHIOPIA • Lindalva Inclusive School - Solar Power Installation, NIGERIA • Jara - Fence for Open Center Shelter, PARAGUAY • Fort Dauphin Prison Food and Medicine, MADAGASCAR • St. Pierre College Building Rehab, MADAGASCAR • Balta - Community Center Operations + Nutrition, UKRAINE • Food Bank and Family Assistance, GUATEMALA • Wall Construction for Security in Murhu, INDIA • St. Vincent Senior Care Facility Renovations, PHILIPPINES • Accessibility Ramps at St. Catherine Laboure School, PARAGUAY • Ukraine Relief 2022, UKRAINE • Beni - Renovations at Sacred Heart Nursing Home, BOLIVIA • Thahekhu - Borehole at St Louise House, INDIA • San Gil - Tuition for People With Disablities at Marillac Foundation School, COLOMBIA • Joldam - Study Hall at DePaul Hostel, INDIA • Joldam - Dormitory at De Paul Hostel, INDIA • Tacuarembo - St Vincent de Paul Nursing Home Repairs, URUGUAY • Dar El Sawan - Bhannes Hospital Medical Equipment, LEBANON • Addis - St Catherine Seminary Borehole, ETHIOPIA • Emu - St Michael School Water, Sanitation, Hygiene Upgrades, NIGERIA • Gboko - St Christopher Hospital Water, Sanitation, Hygiene Upgrades, NIGERIA • Kumasi - Water, Sanitation, Hygiene + Solar upgrades for Drop In Center, GHANA • Dak Ruong - Community Support with GLOBE Water, Sanitation, Hygiene, VIET NAM • Masanga - Incinerator DREAM Campus, TANZANIA • Bangui - Nutrition + Support for Prisoners, CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC • Bahia Blanca - St Vincent School Flood Repairs, ARGENTINA • Masanga - Solar Batteries for DREAM Center, TANZANIA • Sniatyn - Food + Medicine for Elder Care, UKRAINE • Diobu - de Marillac Center Water, Sanitation, Hygiene + Solar, NIGERIA • Gopalpur - Vocational Training for Girls, INDIA • Farafangana - Nutrition at Notre Dame de la Confiance School, MADAGASCAR

• Nutrition - Andemaka Center for Children with Disabilities, MADAGASCAR • Kateri Tekawitha - Houses for Educational Institute, BOLIVIA • San Lorenzo Community Center Roof Repair, BOLIVIA • Cochabamba - Renovation of Casa Jerusalem House, BOLIVIA • Yumbi - Construction Queen of Peace High School, CONGO (DRC) • Mary Mother of Mercy Health Center, CONGO (DRC) • Kinshasa St Catherine Seminary Wall Repair, CONGO (DRC) • Mbandaka Brick Making Training, CONGO (DRC) • Villa Nazareth Fence, CHILE • School Projectors, LEBANON • School Physics Lab Equipment, LEBANON • Creating a Youth Leadership School Ph2, COLOMBIA • Saba: Entrepreneurship + Self Esteem Training, HONDURAS • Siberia Support Social Ministries, RUSSIAN FEDERATION • Food + Medicine for Vulnerable Groups, TAIWAN • Food + Medicine, HAITI • Care of Vulnerable Groups, EGYPT • Classrooms and Therapy Rooms for People With Disablities, VIETNAM • Awajun Water, Sanitation, Hygiene upgrade, PERU • Gllogjan - Food and Medicine, KOSOVO • Medicine for Durres + Shkoder villages, ALBANIA • St Vincent de Paul Nursing Home Renovations, URUGUAY • Formation Events & Materials, BELIZE • St Vincent Transition Clinic, PARAGUAY • Midjivin St Vincent School Buildings, CAMEROON • Ft Dauphin St Louise Canteen Nutrition, MADAGASCAR • Chorzow Community Center Fire Alarm System, POLAND • Kongo Logre I.C. Mary Clinic Fence, GHANA • Midjivin - St Catherine School Water, Sanitation, Hygiene upgrade, CAMEROON • Iwaro-Oka DREAM Medicine, NIGERIA • Kicukiro - Nutrition + Operations for St Vincent Primary School, RWANDA • Kollam - Extension of St Louise Home for People With Disablities, INDIA • Loiza - Music Classes for Educational Reinforcement, PUERTO RICO • Allada - Rehab of Bimala Hostel, INDIA • Allada - Toilets Construction at Bimala Hostel, INDIA • Circuit Rider - Masanga Clinic, TANZANIA • Circuit Rider - Danka Clinic, ETHIOPIA • Circuit Rider - St. Mary School, ETHIOPIA • Circuit Rider - St. Therese Moutourwa, CAMEROON • Circuit Rider - Kueka Medical Center, CAMEROON • Circuit Rider - Notre Dame d’Esperance Clinic, BURKINA FASO • Circuit Rider - Immaculate Conception of Mary Health Center, GHANA • Circuit Rider - Rosalie Rendu Hospital, NIGERIA • Circuit Rider - Ossiomo Rehabilitation Center, NIGERIA • Circuit Rider - St. Mary Magdalene Clinic + School, NIGERIA

• Circuit Rider - St. Catherine Hospital + Maternity, NIGERIA • Smotrych - Refugee Care + Integration, UKRAINE • Krakow - Ukrainian Refugee Care + Integration, POLAND • Bajau Nutrition + Education, PHILIPPINES • Family Strengthening Program - New Initiative, PHILIPPINES • Multi-site Nutrition Programs near Nairobi - DREAM, KENYA • Water, Sanitation, Hygiene St Martin de Pores Clinic, CONGO (DRC) • Mbandaka DREAM Medicine + Supplements, CONGO (DRC) • DREAM Outreach - Masanga, TANZANIA • DREAM Medicine - Masanga, TANZANIA • DREAM Nutrition - Masanga, TANZANIA • Sniatyn - Kindergarten and General Support for Village, UKRAINE • Therapeutic Visits to Care for Persons With Disabilities, COLOMBIA • Awajun - Water Filtration for St Vincent de Paul School, PERU • Emergency Award - Hurricane John, MEXICO • Emergency Award St Vincent de Clemenceau School, LEBANON • Emergency award for St Louise de Clemenceau School, LEBANON • Emergency Award for Mtolleh House, LEBANON • Thigio DREAM Clinic - Minor Water, Sanitation, Hygiene Improvements, KENYA • Storożyniec - Medical and Other Supplies for Village, UKRAINE • Scholarships for College Students, PHILIPPINES • Kicukiro - Support for St Paul Primary School Students, RWANDA • Butare - Support for Persons with Mental Illness, RWANDA • Rwisabi - Support for Students in Various Schools, BURUNDI • Muyinga - St Paul Nursery School Food + Operations, BURUNDI • Mpimba Prisoners - food and care items, BURUNDI • Formation - Perspectives of Systemic Change, CHILE • Santiago - Regacito Nursery Construction, CHILE • San Rafael Geriatric Center - Cleaning + Sanitary Supplies, PUERTO RICO • Nigeria Flooding - Emergency, NIGERIA • Rehabilitation Projects - Sacred Heart College, PHILIPPINES • USI Scholarships - Teachers, PHILIPPINES • Year 2 - Integrated Development for Women, ETHIOPIA • Dano School Construction + Water, Sanitation, Hygiene, BURKINA FASO • Roof for Social Welfare Home, POLAND • Bulbula - St. Joseph School Operations, ETHIOPIA • Musango Students School Fees, RWANDA • Masanga - St Catherine School Nutrition, TANZANIA • Itipo - St Luke Health Center Medicine, CONGO (DRC) • Butare - Student Support, RWANDA • Sisters Formation - Central Africa, RWANDA • Butare - Prisoner Nutrition, RWANDA • Mageragere - Prisoner Assistance, RWANDA

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Global Impact at a Glance People Reached

54,471 26,183

Adults impacted Children impacted

Project Activity

111 New project applications Received from 37 Countries

105 Projects funded

Serving Communities in 42 Countries

67 Projects evaluated Across 32 Countries

100% of every donation goes to a Daughters of Charity Project 6 DC IPS | 2025 Annual Report

Sources of Funding Sponsor Funding

14%

General Donations

21%

Project Specific Donations Grants

30% 35%

Through the dedication of our global network, DC IPS continues to reach vulnerable communities around the world, supporting sustainable development and meaningful change.

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Opting In: Sisters around the world take part in a new initiative with DC IPS to solve pressing needs.

Around the world, Daughters of Charity are serving in some of the most challenging environments, often sacrificing their own comfort and safety to care for the most vulnerable. This selfless dedication is at the heart of their mission – and we want them to know they are not alone.

In a recent review, DC IPS identified several countries where Sisters have submitted few, if any, applications for support over the past ten years. While this raised natural questions of “why,” our immediate priority was to strengthen connections and ensure Sisters in these countries understood how DC IPS can serve as a resource for their vital ministries.

We reached out to the countries who had submitted three of fewer applications over the past decade.

We invited Sisters in each country to select one critical project that could be completed within a year, and to submit a DC IPS application along with photos of their current work.

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The reason we ask help and support from IPS is to offer these brothers and sisters of ours the opportunity to live a life with dignity, even in their old age and loneliness, we can become a light of hope through care and closeness, as the Gospel teaches us.

Local Sister, Kosovo

We are thrilled to share that 12 countries responded to this invitation, each submitting a thoughtful and impactful project that will be carried out in fiscal year 2026 with funding from DC IPS. This initiative was not only about supporting these important projects – it was also an opportunity to familiarize Sisters with our process and encourage them to feel confident reaching out for future support.

The submitted projects span a wide range of needs, including nursing home renovations, access to food and medicine, and programs promoting entrepreneurship and empowerment. Each initiative reflects a deep commitment to serving those in greatest need.

We are inspired by Sisters’ courage and compassion, and we are hopeful that this marks the beginning of lasting partnerships between DC IPS and Sisters in these countries. We look forward to the many lives that will be touched by their “yes” to this new opportunity.

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Nurturing Health & Wellness Across multiple countries, Daughters of Charity provide vital medical care, nutrition, and essential support to those who would otherwise be left behind, particularly the sick, elderly, disabled, and those living in poverty or without family support. Sisters are deeply committed to serving the most vulnerable individuals through a compassionate, community-driven approach that addresses both urgent and long-term needs.

Through the provision of critical nutritional support, Sisters work to restore health and human dignity to vulnerable communities and those in dire need. While caring for their communities, Sisters offer not just food and basic needs, but a sense of home, belonging, and future possibilities through daily support. Sisters ensure that children can focus on education rather than their empty stomachs and families are provided with a stable nutrition resource when they need it most.

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Every time that we go to these people in need, they express their deepest thanks and gratitude for the charities and the people who are providing them with the necessary medication. These patients were supported with medications through this project.

Local Sister, Albania

Their medical outreach focuses on those suffering from chronic and life-threatening illnesses, offering not only medications and health education but also dignity through compassionate home visits and comprehensive care. In locations where many patients have no access to adequate healthcare, Sisters become a critical lifeline, restoring hope and relieving suffering.

Across all these efforts, Daughters of Charity focus on more than survival—they nurture the whole person. Their work strengthens communities by empowering the poor, improving health outcomes and creating opportunities for lasting change. Every meal served, every medicine provided, and every act of care extends the Sisters’ mission to see and serve those who suffer most.

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Supporting Long-Term Success Access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services transforms communities, but the true measure of success lies in sustainability. Since 2004, DC IPS has funded 92 WASH projects, bringing life-changing infrastructure to vulnerable populations worldwide. However, initial implementation is only the beginning. Without ongoing support, even the most well-designed systems can fail, leaving communities without the services they desperately need.

Our Circuit Rider program represents DC IPS’s commitment to lasting impact. This innovative sustainability initiative deploys trained WASH professionals to conduct annual site visits, ensuring critical infrastructure continues operating at full capacity. Through comprehensive maintenance assessments, timely repairs, and hands-on training for local staff, the program addresses the primary causes of WASH system failure: inadequate maintenance and insufficient training.

By focusing on sustainability, DC IPS ensures that Sisters’ WASH investments continue delivering clean water, improved health outcomes, and enhanced quality of life for generations to come.

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Now, with the renewed water well, we no longer worry about water shortages. The water is clean, safe, and drinkable — we are truly blessed.

We continually pray for our donors and for IPS, who made this well possible and ensured its maintenance. Their support has brought us reliable water and great peace of mind for which we are very grateful.

Local Sister, Ethiopia

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This Year’s Special Focus Quarterly Appeals serve as a vital communication tool, drawing attention to special focus areas that emerge from Sisters’ direct experience serving communities worldwide. These carefully crafted publications highlight the most pressing issues and emerging crises that Daughters of Charity encounter in their daily ministry. From emphasizing life-saving HIV/AIDS treatment at DREAM Centers to mobilizing support for Ukrainian relief efforts during times of conflict, or addressing critical gaps in maternal and child healthcare access, these targeted appeals help donors understand both the urgent challenges facing marginalized populations and Sisters’ dedicated efforts to address these critical needs.

By sharing these focused stories and urgent calls for support, the Appeals create meaningful connections between donors and the communities they serve, fostering deeper engagement with the mission and enabling more strategic philanthropic impact. All of our Appeals can be found on our website on our Communications page.

DREAM

Passing the Torch

Ukraine Relief

Maternal & Child Healthcare

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Areas of Focus Daughters of Charity’s global mission encompasses a wide range of unique projects serving those in need across communities worldwide. While these meaningful initiatives often address multiple marginalized populations and intersecting social issues, DC IPS thoughtfully organizes them into clear thematic categories. This strategic approach makes it easier for donors to discover and support the causes closest to their hearts, while acknowledging that our most impactful work often transcends traditional boundaries. By providing this organizational framework, we help connect passionate supporters with projects that resonate with their values and interests, ultimately strengthening our collective ability to serve vulnerable communities around the globe.

Children

Equipment

Nutrition/Hunger

Construction/Renovation

Health

Slavery/Human Trafficking

Disaster Relief

HIV/AIDS

Vehicles

Education and training

Housing/Displaced People

WASH/Water

Elderly

Networks of Services

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Creating Impact Through Perserverance

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The impact of the numbers trained in Safeguarding all over the Philippines have created ripples of interest in all sectors resulting in numerous requests for such training and the other special skills following the awareness training. It creates in some persons a PASSION for the defense of human rights no matter the cost and challenges working for justice entails.

Local Sister, Phillipines

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We have learned not to give up on anyone nor condemn anyone no matter his/her state or condition but to persevere in assisting people as it makes a big difference in their lives.

Local Sister, Nigeria

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Dear Friends and Supporters, As you finish reading this year’s report, I hope you too have been inspired by the extraordinary witness of our Sisters and the people they serve. Their stories reveal not only the reality of poverty, but also the resilience, creativity, faith, and generosity that can emerge when hearts and hands work together for a brighter future.

None of these stories would be possible without you. Your kindness and generosity make these transformations real. Every dollar given, every prayer offered, every moment of solidarity shared strengthens the mission of the Daughters of Charity and uplifts those most in need.

I invite you to hold one of these stories close, let it stir your heart, inspire your prayers, and remind you of the global community of love and hope we share. Please continue to carry these Sisters and the people they serve in your thoughts, prayers, and conversations. Share their stories with family, friends, and colleagues so that others may also join in this mission of hope.

Your support of Daughters of Charity International Project Services is not just a gift, it is an investment in lasting change. Together, we are helping individuals and communities not only survive, but thrive with courage and compassion.

On behalf of the Sisters, their co-workers, and the communities they serve, thank you for being part of this journey of transformation. We are blessed to call you a member of the DC IPS family.

With heartfelt appreciation,

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“Charity is the cement that binds communities to God and persons to one another.”

- St. Vincent de Paul

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