Catholic Charities USA responds to President's budget proposal
Earlier this week, President Obama unveiled the proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2016. Catholic Charities USA reports that this blueprint document outlines priorities and areas for investment, but does not have the force of law and will not change current spending levels.
However, it is first step in the budget process, initiating the federal budget negotiations for this year.
Catholic Charities USA has prepared an analysis of the President's proposed budget in comparison to previous years, which is available here. The response read, in part:
"While Catholic Charities agencies, and many other faith-based non-profits, will continue to work with families and individuals on the brink, we know that in order for our nation to truly make a significant change in the numbers of those in poverty, we need support and commitment from the for-profit sector and from government. We cannot do this alone.”
Click here to read the full press release.
Labels: Catholic Charities USA, federal budget, President Barack Obama, SNAP, TANF
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