“We anticipate that we will be a much smaller overall organization by the end of this fiscal year.”
Photo by Kent Truog for Catholic Relief Services

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Catholic Relief Services President and CEO SEAN CALLAHAN, announcing staff cuts in a Feb. 3 email days after the Trump administration announced a funding freeze at USAID. The aid agency had supplied about half of the charity’s $1.5 billion budget.1
1 National Catholic Reporter
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