Not Us and Them, Just Us
Gregory Boyle

You are invited to a powerful and uplifting event on Saturday, December 6th, hosted by Oakland Catholic Worker (OCW), a community-based nonprofit supporting immigrant families in the East Bay with the critical services they desperately need.

Fr. Greg Boyle, S.J., founder of Homeboy Industries and best-selling author is internationally recognized for his inspiring work to develop the world’s largest gang rehabilitation and reentry program based in LA.

With warmth, humor, and honesty, he shares powerful stories of transformation and reminds us that there is no “us and them”—just us. Get your tickets today!

Event Details

Date: Saturday December 6, 2025

Time: 1 pm to 3pm

Location: Bishop O’Dowd Oakland

Attending this event is more than a chance to hear an extraordinary speaker—
it’s a chance to stand with immigrant families in Oakland.

Can’t attend? Please consider making a donation.

 

Thank you to Our Event Sponsors

Lead Sponsors

Bishop O’Dowd High School

Jim and Deborah Beck

Steve and Alison Burke

Dominican Sisters of San Rafael

Florence and Richard Koplow Family Foundation

Supporting Sponsors

ANIMA (Sisters of Social Service)

Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose

Missionaries of the Precious Blood USA Province

Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur

Fred and Kay Tierney

Garcia Gonzalez Fund

In-Kind Donations

Angel Cakes

Baker & Commons

Floribunda Flowers

Lisa Gros

Mariposa Baking Co.

Market Hall Bakery

Dennis Mockel Photography

 

For information about becoming a sponsor, please contact info@oaklandcatholicworker.org

About Oakland Catholic Worker

Established in 1986, Oakland Catholic Worker (OCW) is a faith-based, independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit in East Oakland that supports immigrant families of all faiths. We provide transitional housing, comprehensive social services, advocacy and a weekly large food security program. Rooted in the belief that every person has inherent worth, OCW fosters welcome, hope and opportunity to empower immigrants on their path to self-sufficiency.

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