I may have missed it but I didn't see any contributions that would show an interest in supporting immigrants' rights.  Nor was there much that I saw to support groups that work to alleviate poverty like the St. Vincent de Paul Society.

I'm a K of C member, but have gone light after being turned off by the right wing politics-cum-faith aspects of the local leaders of the Knights.  I had thought this was only something that was a local thing because I live in conservative Southern California.  This article is eye-opening though.

I notice the same slant among members of the EOHSJ, which I belong to as well.  But their strict objective of supporting Christians in the Holy Land—I think, anyway—limits the influence of their considerable fund raising ability.  It's still distressing to witness the extreme prejudice against Muslims that some EOHSJ members exhibit.  
V-II's Nostra Aetate has apparently been buried by some.