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Memphis, Tennessee

August 14 – 15, 2026
1325 Jefferson Ave.

About This Stop

Catholic Charities of West Tennessee looks forward to welcoming you to this interactive, transformative experience, to be held at our main campus, which serves as a hub of hope and transformation for individuals and families across the region. Visitors will experience our emerging collaborative service campus, where multiple organizations are coming together to provide coordinated pathways to food, healthcare, housing, employment, and long-term stability for our neighbors in need.

We are pleased to play host to People of Hope: Faith-Filled Stories of Neighbors Helping Neighbors.

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Event Schedule

Catholic Charities of West Tennessee will host the museum for two days.

9:30 am

Public Visiting Hours

1325 Jefferson Ave.
Memphis TN, 38104

10:00 am

Public Visiting Hours

1325 Jefferson Ave.
Memphis TN, 38104

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What to Expect When You Visit

Immerse yourself in stories of service from around the Catholic Charities nationwide network, tell your own story of someone who gives you hope, and get the facts about how poverty affects your neighbors and your community. Then learn about volunteer opportunities at your local Catholic Charities agency so you, too, can become a person of hope and make a difference in your own life and someone else’s.

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Agency Information

Catholic Charities of West Tennessee was founded in 1971. It serves among some of the highest poverty rates in the nation, providing food, resources, and hope to those who need it most.