Giving Tuesday: Supporting Grandparents Who Pass on the Faith
At the Catholic Grandparents Association, our mission is simple and sacred:
Grandparents: Passing on the Faith.
Keeping Prayer at the Heart of Family Life.
Faith cannot be bought — faith is caught, not taught.
And so often, it is Grandparents who plant the seeds of faith in the hearts of their grandchildren.
Yet many Grandparents feel they are failing.
They look at their families and wonder if their prayers matter.
But they do.
As long as we keep praying, loving, and giving — we can never fail.
This Giving Tuesday, we stand together — united, hopeful, and prayerful — supporting Grandparents in their vital vocation.
Our Work: What Your Support Makes Possible
Your generosity helps us:
• Build global awareness for the vocation of Grandparents
• Organise pilgrimages and spiritual gatherings
• Support poor children and families
• Offer pastoral and spiritual help to struggling Grandparents
• Provide parish and school resources
• Host our monthly Faith Café
• Promote the World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly
• Maintain our worldwide Prayer Request Wall
• Produce spiritual reflections, books, and materials
• Strengthen Grandparent ministry around the world
With every prayer, every resource, every act of support — we help Grandparents pass on the faith to future generations.
Giving Tuesday: How You Can Help
Giving Tuesday is about more than donations.
It is about giving prayer, time, love, and support.
Here are ways you can participate today:
• SHARE this message with family and parish
• DONATE if you are able
• VOLUNTEER your gifts and skills
• PRAY a Rosary or Mass for Grandparents and the Elderly
• LIGHT a candle for your family
• REACH OUT to a Grandparent you love
Your Gift Secures the Future of Faith
When you support the Catholic Grandparents Association, you help ensure that the faith continues to be handed on — from one generation to the next — with love, hope, and joy.
Thank you for your kindness, your generosity, and your prayers.
May Grandparents everywhere continue to be signs of hope—today and always.