Catholic Charities Moves to Temporary Office in Altoona

Nonprofit relocates operations while awaiting permanent new headquarters

Published on Feb. 13, 2026

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The local Catholic Charities organization has vacated its longtime office next to the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament in Altoona, Pennsylvania. The staff is now operating out of temporary headquarters at the Salvation Army Church on 6th Avenue as they wait to move to a permanent, undisclosed new location.

Why it matters

Catholic Charities is a vital community resource that provides financial assistance to individuals of all faiths in the Altoona area. This relocation, though temporary, could disrupt services and access for those in need during the transition period.

The details

The Catholic Charities office has moved from its longtime home next to the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament to temporary headquarters at the Salvation Army Church on 6th Avenue in Altoona. While the nonprofit will continue to provide financial assistance during this transition, services are being handled by phone as staff will not always be present at the temporary site.

  • Catholic Charities vacated its longtime office on February 13, 2026.

The players

Catholic Charities

A nonprofit organization that provides financial assistance to individuals of all faiths in the Altoona, Pennsylvania area.

Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament

The longtime location of the Catholic Charities office in Altoona.

Salvation Army Church

The temporary headquarters for Catholic Charities while they await a permanent new location.

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What’s next

Catholic Charities has not disclosed the location of their permanent new headquarters, but they plan to relocate there once renovations or construction are complete.

The takeaway

This relocation of Catholic Charities' office, though temporary, highlights the importance of maintaining consistent access to vital community services, especially for vulnerable populations who rely on the nonprofit's assistance.