Catholic United Financial

Catholic United Financial exists as a not-for-profit fraternal benefit society to:
- Promote fraternalism and charity.
- Provide members with life insurance, annuities and other products, services and benefits that will contribute to the financial well-being of members and their families.
- Support the Roman Catholic Church in extending the faith, especially by commending and encouraging Catholic schools and religious education.

*If you are called to be a part of Catholic United Financial or would like more information, please click on the image to email Dan Markell.

Or call him at (507) 530-6433.

Catholic School's Raffle

The Catholic School's Raffle sponsored by Catholic United Financial takes place every winter. This is a 5-state raffle featuring only the Catholic schools. Prizes include vacations, a Twin Cities family getaway, smart TVs, ValleyFair tickets, iPads, gift cards, and the grand prize is a 2019 Chevy Trax or $20,000! The drawing takes place in March.
This year, we had a few local winners! See pictures below. Thank you to everyone who supported this very important fundraiser, as every dollar stays at Holy Redeemer School! Total raised for the 2019 raffle was $20,680!

BINGO!

On March 17, 2019, Catholic United Financial sponsored Bingo in Carlin Hall. Lunch was served as a fundraiser for our Faith Formation youth attending Steubenville, Georgia Life Teen Camp, and San Lucas Mission trip. Thank you to all who supported this event!

Catholic United Financial presents
Holy Redeemer School with a check:

In the summer of 2018, Holy Redeemer School renovations wrapped up. HRS received a $400 grant (pictured) for service from Catholic United Financial to use toward post-construction cleaning supplies. It was also used for food to feed the wonderful volunteers who cleaned the school!

Trunk-or-Treat 2018

Our annual "Trunk-or-Treat" event at Holy Redeemer School was a huge success! Thanks to everyone who participated, by decorating a trunk or by dressing up!
The event was sponsored by Catholic United Financial, Council of Catholic Women, and Catholic Daughters of America.