ABOUT SERVICES BLOG CAREERS VOLUNTEER GIVING CONTACT You are here Home » 36th Annual House of Providence Dinner 36th Annual House of Providence Dinner September 29th, 2021 Limited in-person attendance* at The DoubleTree Hotel Syracuse, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Virtual guests via Live Stream, 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM *Please see COVID Considerations for more information Catholic Charities of Onondaga County is proud to announce our 2021 Class of Honorees for our 36th Annual House of Providence Dinner. Monsignor Neal Quartier, Rector of the Cathedral of Immaculate Conception, will be honored with our Bishop’s Award. Hank Centore, retired owner of Centore’s Men's Shop, will be honored with our President’s Award. Lastly, but certainly not least, Sharon Owens, Deputy Mayor of the City of Syracuse, will be honored with our Humanitarian Service Award. Congratulations to our wonderful honorees for being recognized for their exceptional leadership and service to the agency and our Central New York community. The funds raised by the Dinner support our programs which serve nearly 17,000 individuals in our community regardless of their religion, race, gender, ethnicity, or nationality. Program services include homeless shelter, food pantries, services for the elderly, development and educational services, and refugee resettlement. Purchase Sponsorships, Tickets, Tables, Tributes and more Here! Update: COVID-19 Considerations Meet the Honorees Signature and Major Sponsorship Levels Tickets, Tables, and Additional Sponsorship Levels Digital and Program Tribute Opportunities Thank you to our Signature & Major Sponsors J. W. Burns and Company Murphy & Nolan, Inc. Cumulus Media Group Christopher Community, Inc. NBT Bank JMA Wireless BPAS Excellus BlueCross BlueShield Pope John XXIII Roman Catholic Church Rich & Gardner Construction Company, Inc. Wegmans Food Markets, Inc. Allyn Family Foundation Central New York Community Foundation Fust Charles Chambers, LLP Mackenzie Hughes LLP Every person is of great worth. Learn about our history and our commitment to assisting the most vulnerable people in Syracuse regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, or any other consideration. About FROM OUR BLOG Fall Appeal 2021 Read Story FROM OUR BLOG Update on Afghan Refugees Read Story FROM OUR BLOG Back to School Supplies Drive Read Story Subscribe Sign Up AFFILIATES GRIEVANCE POLICY CORPORATE COMPLIANCE MAKE A GIFT