CROSSINGS An Annual Report of the Catholic Charitable Bureau of the Archdiocese of Boston
2011
Catholic Charities Archdiocese of Boston
Women making a
difference
“I began to spend more time with the organizations my wife and I had been so devoted to, especially Catholic Charities. I was looking for ways to give that would mean keeping her commitment to Catholic Charities alive.”
“This is part of my legacy.” —Jack Shaughnessy
The Shaughnessy Companies and former member of Catholic Charities Board of Trustees
When you remember Catholic Charities in your will or estate plan, you're adding to your legacy the care of thousands of families in need without impacting your current lifestyle. With thoughtful planned giving you can ensure both the long-term health of Catholic Charities and the fulfillment of your personal financial objectives. Contact us today to learn more: Kenneth P. Binder, Vice President of Development, at (617) 451-7962 or ken_binder@ccab.org.
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Catholic Charities
Archdiocese of Boston
Because of YOU, our funders, donors and volunteers, Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Boston was able to assist 217,852 individuals last year. The programs of Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Boston serve the poor and working poor in your community with dignity and compassion. Our agency supports families as they struggle to put food on the table, secure child care for their children and seek out better opportunities through education. At Catholic Charities, we strive to help people become self-sufficient. We could not help those in need without your generosity. Crossings is an annual publication of the Catholic Charitable Bureau of the Archdiocese of Boston (Catholic Charities Boston), 51 Sleeper Street, Boston, MA 02210. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission by Catholic Charities Boston is prohibited. Designed by Catholic Charities Boston. Photos by Monika Bach and Suzanne Ouellette.
Agency Partner
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Deborah Kincade Rambo President
James D. Gallagher Chair, Board of Trustees
Dear Friends, Welcome to the 2011 edition of Crossings, the Annual Report for Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Boston. In the pages that follow, we are proud to show you the wide variety of successes we have achieved with your help—through the lenses of some of the women who are making a difference in our communities. We at Catholic Charities are keenly aware that the need for our services has never been greater, especially for women and girls. Here in the United States, more than 55 percent of the nearly 46 million people currently living in poverty are women and girls. Closer to home we know that poverty is on the rise, with more and more families, friends and neighbors in our communities struggling to make ends meet. In response we do our best to be sure that basic needs are met: that our food pantries are able to respond effectively to the still increasing demand. This year we distributed enough food for more than 1.3 million meals for those who are at risk of falling through the social safety net. Because sadly, once you’ve fallen through the social safety net, it is extraordinarily difficult to find your way back out. This is especially true for the women in our communities. At Catholic Charities we know that when women are supported and empowered, all of society benefits. That is why, each and every day we are doing all that we can to be sure to encourage the girls, teens and women we work with to set achievable goals, while also making available to them the resources necessary for their success—the education, training, tutoring, mentoring, child care—opportunities and support that are so essential to maximizing their potential in today’s world. We continue to count on you, our volunteers, our friends, and our Family, to help us to provide the services and tools which so many rely on in Eastern Massachusetts. Thank you for making the past year a success, and for providing us with the support necessary to educate and embrace families. With sincere appreciation,
Deborah Kincade Rambo, LICSW
President Catholic Charities, Archdiocese of Boston
James D. Gallagher
Chair, Board of Trustees Catholic Charities, Archdiocese of Boston
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2012 Board of Trustees Ex-Officio Ms. Deborah Kincade Rambo President & Treasurer
President, Catholic Charitable Bureau of the Archdiocese of Boston, Inc.
Reverend Phillip B. Earley, Esq. Secretary General Counsel, Catholic Charitable Bureau of the Archdiocese of Boston, Inc.
Trustees James D. Gallagher, Chair
John Hancock Financial Services
Francis C. Mahoney, Vice Chair Ernst & Young
Lisa B. Alberghini
Planning Office for Urban Affairs
EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP TEAM Neal J. Harte TACS Group
Reverend J. Bryan Hehir
Cabinet Secretary for Social Services, Archdiocese of Boston
Jeffrey J. Kaneb HP Hood, LLC
Ferdinand Kelley
The Southeast Economic Development Corp.
Richard C. Lord
Chelinde Edouard CME Consulting
Douglas J. Farrington Marcum LLP
Kathleen Feldstein
Economic Studies, Inc.
Reverend Ray A. Hammond Pastor, Bethel AME Church
Jennifer Mendelsohn Chief Financial Officer
Larry Mayes, MA
Vice President, Programs
Kenneth P. Binder
Vice President, Development
Carol Reilly
Northeastern University & Emmanuel College
Kathleen Driscoll
Vicar General, Archdiocese of Boston
General Counsel
Kevin J. McCullagh
Ruth McRoy
Reverend Msgr. Robert Deeley
Rev. Phillip B. Earley, Esq.
Kathrine Hastings
Paul J. McNamara
Secretary for Institutional Advancement, Archdiocese of Boston
President
Associated Industries of Massachusetts
Bernard Dreiblatt
Combined Jewish Philanthropies
Deborah Kincade Rambo, LICSW
Masterman, Culbert, & Tully, LLP Boston College & University of Texas at Austin Schools of Social Work
Thomas E. O’Leary
Hyde Park Savings Bank
Thomas M. O’Reilly
Autopart International
Robert Ramrath Bose Corporation
Don Rodman
Rodman Ford Sales, Inc.
Michael J. Sheehan Hill Holliday
Jonathan G. Sloane
Sloane Capital Advisors, LLC.
Director, Development Director, Human Resources
David Walsh
Chief Information Officer
Barry Veronesi Controller
Daniel Dormer
Director, Real Estate & Facilities
Mary Ann Anthony, MS
Director, Child Care Division
Virginia Doocy, MA
Director, Catholic Charities North & Merrimack Valley
Marjean A. Perhot
Director, Refugee and Immigration Services
Sr. Maryadele Robinson, MSW Director, Labouré Center
Vivian Soper, MSW
Director, Catholic Charities Greater Boston
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Services Basic Needs Support
Support to Refugees & Immigrants
Case Management
Adult Education & Job Placement
Food Assistance
Community Interpreter Services
Holiday Assistance
Immigration Legal Services
Infant Supplies
Refugee Resettlement
Information & Referral Utility, Mortgage & Rent Assistance
Support to Children & Families Adoption Search Adult Education & Training Afterschool Services Child Care, Center Based Child Care, Family Based Elder Services English for Speakers of Other Languages Family Counseling & Support Fathers Support Services Grandparents as Parents Nurse Assistant/Home Health Aide Training
Permanent Housing for people living with HIV/AIDS Summer Camp Transitional Housing for Families Visiting Nurse & Home Health Services Women’s Shelter Young Parent Support Youth Education & Training Youth Mentoring Youth Tutoring
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Locations of Catholic Charities Service Sites Boston Administration Office 51 Sleeper Street Phone: (617) 482-5440
Hull Sunset Point Camp 2 10th Street Phone: (781) 925-0710
North Cambridge North Cambridge Children’s Center 21C Walden Square Road Phone: (617) 876-0503
Brockton Catholic Charities South 169 Court Street Phone: (508) 587-0815
Jamaica Plain El Centro del Cardenal Adult Education 19 St. Joseph Street Phone: (617) 522-4040
Peabody Peabody Child Care 13 Pulaski Street Phone: (978) 532-6860
Danvers Family Counseling & Guidance Center 152 Sylvan Street Phone: (978) 774-6820
Nazareth Child Care Center 19 St. Joseph Street Phone: (617) 522-4040
Plymouth Thrifty Pilgrim Thrift Shop 377 Court Street, Cordage Park Phone: (508) 746-6133
Dorchester Greater Boston at the Yawkey Center 185 Columbia Road Phone: (617) 506-6600 Haitian Multi-Service Center at the Yawkey Center 185 Columbia Road Phone: (617) 506-6600 Yawkey Konbit-Kreyol Center for Early Education and Care 185 Columbia Road Phone: (617) 506-6600 El Centro del Cardenal Youth Education at the Yawkey Center 185 Columbia Road Phone: (617) 506-6600 Teen Center at St. Peter’s 278 Bowdoin Street Phone: (617) 282-3614 Gloucester Catholic Charities North 60 Prospect Street Phone: (978) 283-3055 Haverhill Open Hand Food Pantry 16 Ashland Street Phone: (978) 372-2828
Lawrence Merrimack Valley Catholic Charities 50 Cross Street Phone: (978) 685-5930 Lowell Merrimack Valley Catholic Charities 70 Lawrence Street Phone: (978) 452-1421 Merrimack Valley Young Parents Program 45 Merrimack Street, Suite 225 Phone: (978) 459-2387 Lynn Catholic Charities North 55 Lynn Shore Drive Phone: (781) 593-2312 Lynn Child Care Center 37 North Federal Street Phone: (781) 598-2759 Asian Center 12 Orchard Street Phone: (781) 593-2312 Malden Malden Early Education and Learning Program 77 Salem Street Phone: (781) 397-6055
Salem Catholic Charities North 280 Washington Street Phone: (978) 740-6923 Somerville Catholic Charities Greater Boston 270 Washington Street Phone: (617) 625-1920 Family Child Care Cambridge, Somerville & Tri-City 187 Central Street Phone: (617) 623-8555 South Boston Labouré Center 275 West Broadway Phone: (617) 268-9670 Refugee and Immigration Services 275 West Broadway Phone: (617) 464-8100 Labouré Child Care Center 275 West Broadway Phone: (617) 464-8500 South End El Centro del Cardenal Food Pantry Monsignor Reynolds Way Phone: (617) 350-5026
Haverhill Area Healthy Families 191 Merrimack Street, Suite 202 Phone: (978) 521-6265
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Leading by example Former Teen Center leader shines as teacher
Stephanie Alves leads by example. At 26 years old, this Boston Public School teacher moved from social work to education because she felt she could reach more young people. “A lot of the students are not used to really young teachers. Not only that, they’re not used to teachers of color who are young and, here at my school, they are not used to Cape Verdean teachers,” said Alves. “I think more than anything that my presence really matters. Because it sends a message—that I grew up in the same community as you, I’m just like you and there is no reason why you can’t be where I am or even do better.” Alves has been reaching out to Boston youth since she was a young teen living in the Bowdoin Street neighborhood of Dorchester, where she became involved in the design of the Catholic Charities Teen Center at St. Peter’s. Alves became one of its first peer leaders while she was a junior at Burke High School. Programs make all the difference in the lives of young people including Alves. It was a peer mediation program at the Grover Cleveland Middle School that Alves credits as the turning point in her own life. It was in this program that she had to “prove herself to her peers.” Later she would again prove herself as a leader when she cofounded Log Radio, a radio station for young girls in Dorchester. While working in the Mayor’s Office, Alves used her social work background serving as a community liaison to the Cape Verdean community. She reached a point though when she saw too many young people dying. “And when you looked at the trend, 9 times out of 10 it was young boys without an education who dropped out of high school,” explained Alves. “I thought if I could save the kids in my classroom or the kids at my school I don’t have to worry about them being a problem in the future,” continued Alves. “I knew that education was the solution.” Education was the solution for Alves both professionally and personally. She recently completed her second Masters degree at Boston University through Teach for America. Alves has used the path of education to better herself and her community. “You have to have a willingness to want something better for yourself because people will probably always live in bad environments, always be poor, always come from difficult communities but that shouldn’t be a reason why you are held back,” says Alves. “Sure it can be an obstacle but you can overcome it too.”
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Mentors at
a Young Age Young tutors set an example for youth
Milenis Cevallo, 17, of South Boston, and Danielle Cadet, 17, of Dorchester, are two successful young women who demonstrate the power of hard work and dedication. Both girls work as tutors in the Labouré Center’s Youth Tutoring Youth (YTY) program. Youth Tutoring Youth matches tutors age 16 to 19 with younger students in grades 3 through 6. Cevallo feels Madison Park High School, where she is finishing her senior year, has really prepared her to become a nurse. Already trained and certified as a Nursing Assistant, she was able to use the vocational high school to focus her career goals. Cevallo credits a Big Sister for showing her the tools needed to be a successful woman. Her Big Sister was a caring, positive person who proved a good role model for Cevallo while in elementary school. In turn, she looks to provide the same to her young students. “It’s about being a positive role model and making good decisions,” explained Cevallo. “Knowing this group of kids needed help, I saw working at YTY as a good opportunity for me.” Cevallo has received a Torch Scholarship from Northeastern University where she will begin her studies this September. Torch Scholarships, four-year, full-tuition awards, are given to “individuals who have overcome exceptional odds and who demonstrate the potential to excel academically.” Cadet, an Excel High School senior, values education, friendships and a strong work ethic. She believes great leaders take time to listen to people before making decisions and they are flexible. “To be a leader, it has to be in you,” Cadet said. “You have to have that drive.” Cadet has been named a Posse Scholar. Posse Scholars receive four-year, full-tuition leadership
scholarships from a Posse partner college or university. Cadet will be attending Bryn Mawr College this fall. Both Cevallo and Cadet grew up in single mother households with mothers who encouraged them to succeed. “Ever since I was young my Mom stressed education because she did not get past the fifth grade in the Dominican Republic,” stated Cevallo. “Nursing is what I want and it is my main goal.” Without a father figure, Cadet feels you can’t help but think you missed out on something. But Cevallo, sees it a bit differently “Research shows you need two parents for successful kids,” said Cevallo. “Well, I’ve been trying to prove that statistic wrong.”
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Parenting again She knew it was all worth it when she looked proudly at the trophies and awards that line her granddaughter’s bureau. But for Barbara Ludinsky, a grandparent raising her two grandchildren with the help of her husband, Charles, the road has not been easy.
Ludinsky took the two children into her care when they were three and one years old. Her daughter was dealing with an addiction and struggling to care for the two children, one with numerous medical issues. “It gets to the point where you know this is a crisis. What do you do?,” explained Ludinsky. “I couldn’t walk away.” At the time, Ludinsky was working as a successful systems analyst and traveling the country on business. Bringing her grandson to and from doctor’s appointments while also tending to her granddaughter became too much. Ludinsky left her career to parent again full-time. Ludinsky credits the Grandparents as Parent (GAP) Program at Merrimack Valley Catholic Charities and past GAP director Rachelle Comtois with providing her a “safe nurturing space” to find help as she navigated the waters of parenting for a second time. “You need to do a lot of research to determine your options,” explained Ludinsky. Today, Ludinsky’s grandchildren are 15 and 13. They are thriving academically and involved in sports and activities. Ludinsky stays active in the GAP program. She still faithfully attends GAP meetings designed to support and empower grandparents raising their grandchildren.
E D U CAT I O N opens doors Marie Louisseint of Brockton is on the road to self-sufficiency one step at a time at the English Transcultural Center at Catholic Charities South in Brockton. She immigrated here from Haiti four years ago with her husband and family. Her mother was already taking classes at the English Transcultural Center and recommended that Louisseint enroll. She has benefitted from three English for Speakers of Other Languages classes, one Citizens Class and the Home Health Aide Training program. Today, she works as a Home Health Aide in Scituate and at CVS. Louisseint’s dream is to become a “nurse without borders.” “Here you have more opportunity,” explained Louisseint. “You can go to school at any age.” 8 CROSSINGS | www.ccab.org
H ealth y F a m i l i e s
Ashlen Price of Dorchester appears to have it all together. It hasn’t been easy but she does not come from “a background of quitters.” Price spent three years with the Urban Neighborhood Healthy Families Program at Greater Boston Catholic Charities. She came to the program when her son, Kenneth, was just one-month-old and was matched with home visitor Sarah McLaughlin. Healthy Families is a home visiting program for first-time parents age 24 and under. The program focuses on parents and children receiving adequate medical care, being economically self-reliant, and attaining educational goals. Price is the definition of strength and confidence according to McLaughlin. “Through the years she became a role model to many including myself,” stated McLaughlin. “She left an abusive relationship to save her son, faced eviction and fought to stay in her home in order to avoid going into a shelter, worked numerous jobs to provide for her family and attended college to better herself and to act as a positive role model for Kenneth.” The two have formed a special bond over the three years. McLaughlin helped Price with housing, food, child care and parenting skills. Yet, the most valuable assistance was a listening ear. “It helps so much to have someone who listens,” said Price of McLaughlin. “By talking things out you can come up with lots of different solutions.” Today, Price works full-time and attends college. Her son, Kenneth is thriving in Catholic Charities Child Care. Of her positive outlook, Price explains, “You have to do the best with what you are given.”
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Year in review - 2011 In April 2011, Catholic Charities participated in the Boston Marathon for the third consecutive year. Running in the 2011 Boston Marathon for Catholic Charities Archdiocese of Boston were Dan Arone, Kim Greene, Vin Greene and Valerie Truell. More than 570 friends and supporters joined Catholic Charities in May 2011 to honor Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, C.S.C., President Emeritus, University of Notre Dame, with the Justice and Compassion Award for a life committed to faith, education and public service. Rev. John I. Jenkins, C.S.C., President of Notre Dame, accepted the Justice and Compassion Award on behalf of Rev. Hesburgh, who was unable to attend the event. Our annual Spring Celebration was attended by Cardinal Sean Patrick O’Malley, OFM Cap., hosted by Catholic Charities President Deborah Kincade Rambo, LICSW with national journalist Mark Shields as Master of Ceremonies. John J. Mahoney, Vice Chairman and Chief Financial Officer of Staples, and Brian T. Moynihan, President and Chief Executive Officer of Bank of America, served as co-chairs of the event. Also held in May was the Catholic Charities North Spring Gala which presented A Salute to Partnership Awards to Helene and Timothy (19232011) Guinee and their family and Our Lady of the Assumption Parish and Father John Farrell. Catholic Charities South honored Jim and Terry Orcutt, founders of My Brother’s Keeper, at their Spring Gala Delivering Hope. Ed Gilmore was honored posthumously with the Peggy Simons Care and Compassion Award. At the Labouré Center 29th Annual Spring Reception, Don Rodman was honored with the Labouré Center Service Award. Lewis Demetroulakos was honored with the Partner’s in Mission Award during Merrimack Valley Catholic Charities Spring Gala. Friends of Sunset Point Camp held their second annual Reach for the Stars Clambake to benefit Sunset Point Camp in Hull. Donors hit the runway for fashion shows throughout the year. Gals, Giggles & Giving was held in Canton to support Catholic Charities South. The show featured fashion from Ellie Kai and Envy Boutique. At the Labouré Center, their fifth annual Fashion Show featured the designs of Sara Campbell and Jos. A. Bank Clothiers, Inc. Catholic Charities North hosted Fashion Forward for Education with fashion by designer Denise Hajjar. The fall kicked off sporting events including the Friends of Catholic Charities South Golf Tournament and the Rodman Ride for Kids. Catholic Charities of Boston had 15 riders participate in the Rodman Ride to support the children and youth programs throughout Catholic Charities. The golf tournament helped fund the Thanksgiving food drive and Basic Needs Services at Catholic Charities South.
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The fall was also marked by our Friends Feeding Families Campaign. Hunger Knows No Face, the theme of Catholic Charities’ fourth annual Friends Feeding Families Brown Bag Campaign, inspired friends and supporters throughout Eastern Massachusetts to collect food, donate grocery store gift cards or host Brown Bag events of their own to help us serve individuals and families in need. Over 3,700 donors gave $865,826 in contributions and donated food, 42% more donors and 27% more donations than in 2010. Catholic Charities is particularly grateful to our Brown Bag sponsors who funded the durable, recycled cloth bags which were so popular with both donors filling bags for our pantries, and with families receiving groceries. Our sponsors were: Arbella Insurance Group Charitable Foundation, Blue Hills Bank, Century Bank, Eastern Bank, Kevin and Rita Gill, Gourmet Caterers, Highland Street Foundation, John Hancock, Rasky Baerlein Strategic Communications, Rick Lord, Massachusetts State Council Knights of Columbus, NSTAR and Roche Bros. Supermarkets. The holiday season was a busy one for Catholic Charities providing Thanksgiving meals to over 5,000 families in November 2011 from sites in Dorchester, South Boston, the South End, Lynn, Lowell, Haverhill, Somerville and Brockton. Catholic Charities collaborated with United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley as part of their 14th Annual Thanksgiving Project. More than 300 volunteers and financial support from local businesses made Thanksgiving meals possible for many families throughout the Archdiocese. At Catholic Charities North and Catholic Charities South, large toy drives helped make families’ Christmas season a little brighter. Catholic Charities South collaborated with the Office of Mayor Linda M. Balzotti, The Shaw’s Center / The Brockton Rox, The Salvation Army, United Way of Greater Plymouth County, Metro South Chamber of Commerce, The Rotary Club of Brockton, and The Charity Guild to distribute Christmas gifts to approximately 1,600 families in need during the City of Champions Annual Holiday Toy Drive. Catholic Charities North Christmas Giving Program served more than 1,600 children from 620 families with donations from parishes, businesses and many diverse local groups who held toy drives. Catholic Charities Greater Boston recognized James T. Brett, President and CEO of The New England Council, with the Richard D. Armstrong, Jr. Service Award during their annual Christmas Dinner. The award was given in recognition of a life of service and commitment to those in need. Other events over the holiday season included the Labouré Center’s 21st Annual Christmas House Tour. Thank you to all who helped and supported these events this year! 2011 Annual Report | CROSSINGS 11
Dear Friends, I hope that the past year has been as kind to you as you have been to Catholic Charities and to those we are privileged to serve. This annual report highlights the success stories of just a few of the clients who benefitted from your generous support of our programs and services. Thanks to the generosity of everyone listed in this report and so many more than our space allows, we received over $7.1 million from approximately 9,000 donors who made more than 15,000 gifts. You enabled us to provide emergency assistance to over 200,000 of our neighbors during fiscal year 2011. Kenneth P. Binder Vice President of Development
Fiscal year 2011 was the third year of our Friends Feeding Families campaign which raises funds, food and awareness about our food pantries and hunger in our communities.
Thanks to your generosity we were able to feed more than 130,000 of our neighbors during the year while 30,000 families had a better holiday because we were able to provide assistance thanks to your support. Our annual signature event, Spring Celebration, saw more than 575 people come together at the Westin Waterfront Hotel to honor Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, C.S.C., President Emeritus, University of Notre Dame with our annual Justice and Compassion Award. In addition to raising $1.6 million for our programs and services, this was a celebration of education and collaboration as many local Notre Dame Alumni joined us for this event. The funds raised from Spring Celebration help us get our new fiscal year off to a good start. And today the demand for our programs and services continues to be high. From our early education programs that provide children with safe and nurturing care, to our programs that provide access to life’s most basic needs, such as food and shelter, this demand shows no sign of decreasing in the near future. Because of your support throughout fiscal year 2011 we also were able to: • Care for more than 1,700 children through our childcare programs. • Provide a safe haven, tutoring and mentoring to more than 400 teens in greater Boston. • Assist more than 17,000 immigrants and refugees to become active and productive members of their new community. There are many worthwhile causes to support and there is truly as great a need today as there ever was, therefore we are both appreciative and honored that you choose to support Catholic Charities with your personal and financial support. With the gratitude of all of us at Catholic Charities and those that we serve—thank you.
Kenneth P. Binder
Vice President of Development Catholic Charities, Archdiocese of Boston
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OUR SUPPORTERS It is because of the generosity and support of individuals and businesses in the communities we serve that we are able to fulfill our mission of building a just and compassionate society rooted in the dignity of all people. Our heartfelt thanks to those who donated to Catholic Charities in fiscal year 2011. The following are the individuals, corporations, and foundations who made gifts of $1,000 or more: $25,000 and above
PwC
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Flaherty
Anonymous (1)
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick E. Roche
Mr. Mark A. Flaherty
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Atchinson
Mr. and Mrs. Don Rodman
Mr. and Mrs. James French
Bank of America
Rodman Ride for Kids
G. M. Ridge Corporation
Ms. Sue Berry and Mr. Brian T. Moynihan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Scully, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Gill
Mr. John J. Shaughnessy, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Gillespie
BlackRock Holdings
Mr and Mrs. Michael Sheehan
Ms. Sharon E. Keith
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Burke, Sr.
Staples, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund F. Kelly
Columbia Management
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Trustey
Mr. Michael T. Kerr
Ms. Marguerite T. Cunniff
Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz
Mr. Richard C. Lord
Mr. and Mrs. David Drinan Mr. Norman J. Duffy
Mr. and Mrs. Francis C. Mahoney $10,000 - $24,999
Mr. Edmund Maroney
Anonymous (1) Arbella Insurance Group
Massachusetts State Council - Knights of Columbus
Archdiocese of Boston
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mattione Mrs. JoAnn McGrath
Estate of Jean Fink
Atwood Group: Merrill Lynch Private Banking and Investment Group
Estate of R. H. Gaffney
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Batter
NSTAR
Estate of Ms. Mary P. Hamilton
BJ’s Wholesale Club, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. O’Brien, Jr.
Estate of Mrs. Catherine T. Hayer
Blue Cross Blue Shield of MA, Inc.
Old Neighborhood Foods
Estate of Elizabeth K. Mahan
Broadridge Financial Solutions
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. O’Leary, Esq.
Estate of Robert H. McCaffrey
CB Richard Ellis- NE Partners, LP
Project Bread
Estate of June A. McCarron
City of Salem
RBC Capital Markets, Inc.
Estate of Reverend James A. O’Donohoe, J.C.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Connolly
Ms. Clare Stack Richer
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Connors, Jr.
Estate of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schmier
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rose
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Costello
Estate of James R. Powers, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Ruddy
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Cummings
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Fuss
Sacred Heart Fund
Ms. Jane Ellen Currier, Esq.
Hill Holliday
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sandman
Design Continuum, Inc.
John Hancock Financial Services
Mr. and Mrs. George Dhionis
Savings Bank Life Insurance Company
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Mr. and Mrs. James DiStasio
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Shields
Eastern Bank
State Street Corporation
Ernst & Young, LLP
The Chubb Corporation
Estate of Ruth M. Farrisey
Tufts Health Plan
Estate of Ms. Constance Grillo
Mr. James R. Tye
Estate of James A. Healey
Mr. Mark Tye
Estate of Martha A. McGreggs
Mr. Gianfranco D. Zaccai
Eastern Minerals, Inc. Edward S. and Winifred G. Moseley Foundation Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge Estate of James W. Dunphy
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Kaneb Liberty Mutual Group Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. John J. Mahoney, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William McCall Mr. and Mrs. John A. McNeice, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William S. Mosakowski Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nilles
Ms. Mary G. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Richard Monaghan
Estate of Ms. Rose M. O’Rourke Estate of Daniel W. Scribner Trust
$5,000 - $9,999
Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston
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OUR SUPPORTERS Mr. and Mrs. James S. Ansara
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kaneb
Associated Industries of Massachusetts
Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Kaneb
West Roxbury Friends of Rosie’s Place
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kaneb
Mr. and Mrs. David Whelan
Bank of America Matching Gifts & United Way
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kaplan
Mr. and Mrs. Adalbert Wnorowski
Mr. and Mrs. J. Leo Barry Mrs. Katherine A. Blount Mr. and Mrs. John F. Brennan, Jr. The Honorable William M. Bulger and Mrs. Mary S. Bulger
Knights of Columbus #252 KPMG LLP
$2,500 - $4,999
Mr. and Ms. Terrence Laughlin
Ahold Financial Services
Mrs. Lucille Laurendeau
Alexander, Aronson, Finning & Co., P.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Mahoney
Anonymous (3)
Mr. Edward G. Casey
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Martin, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Castaldi
Massachusetts Port Authority
Mr. John A. Cataldo
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. May
Catholic Relief Services - USCCB
Mr. and Mrs. John H. McCarthy
Century Bank & Trust Company
Mr. Thomas D. McKiernan
Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Chisholm, Jr.
Mellon Bank, N.A.
City of Brockton
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Mr. Lawrence R. Cahill and Professor Lisa G. Sowle Cahill
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Condon
Moody Aldrich Partners
Mrs. Victoria Cappello
Mr. William Connolly
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Murray
Mr. John V. Casey, Jr.
Mr. Frank Connor
My Brother’s Keeper, Inc.
Charitable Auto Resources, Inc.
Ms. Eileen M. Creaton
Mr. John Nickodemus
Child & Family Services
Mr. John J. Danello
Mr. and Mrs. Richard O’Brien
City of Peabody
Mr. and Mrs. Edward D’Alelio
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel I. Parks
CJ Leasing, Inc
Dr. and Mrs. Louis DiLillo
Reverend Celestino V. Pascual
Combined Jewish Philanthropies
Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Donahue
Quincy Mutual Fire Insurance Company
COMECC Region 1
Estate of M.L. Elizabeth Donovan
Rasky Baerlein Strategic Communications
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Crowley
Mr. and Mrs. Chelinde Edouard
Mr. Gerald M. Ridge, Sr.
Estate of Mary Holmes
Rodman Ford Sales, Inc.
Estate of Joseph L. Monarca
Mr. and Mrs. James Rullo
Fallon Community Health Plan, Inc.
St. John’s Preparatory School
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Farrington
Salem Five
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fassino
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sasso
Mr. George A. Fischer
Mr. John H. Sawyer, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flannery
Mr. Michael J. Schelzi
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Freitas
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Sheehan
Mr. Steven C. Garavaglia
Mr. Richard A. Simons
Goodwin Procter, LLP
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Slifka
Gulf Oil Limited Partnership
Mr. Edward H. Sonn
Mr. Thomas H. Hannigan, Jr.
Mr. Steven Fludder
Steward Health Care System
Hans Kissle
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Gallagher
Superior Plumbing, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Harrington
Ms. Carol A. Groden
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Takian
Mr. and Mrs. William Hicks
Mr. Richard H. Grueter
Textron
HP Hood LLC
Ms. H. Patricia Hanna
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tiernan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ix
HarborOne Credit Union
W.B. Mason
Mr. and Mrs. Neal J. Harte
Estate of Rafaela DePascale
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Arcidy Bakery Products Corporation Boston College Mr. and Mrs. William L. Burke, III Mr. Kevin A. Butler
Congress Wealth Management Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cullinane Danvers Motor Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dembowski Mr. Robert J. Devereaux Most Reverend John A. Dooher Mr. and Mrs. Kevin F. Driscoll Mr. Daniel F. Egan, Jr. Estate of Kathleen G. Twomey Mr. Joel A. Farrell Dr. Kathleen Feldstein and Mr. Martin S. Feldstein Mr. George A. Fischer
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OUR SUPPORTERS Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Harvell
St. Jerome Parish - N. Weymouth
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Brigham
Mr. Edward A. Hjerpe, III
Mr. Peter K. Brockway
Mr. Christian M. Hoffman, Esq. and Ms. Donna Hoffman
St. Joseph the Worker Shrine - Lowell Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schaubert
Ms. Karen Brown
Mr. Robert B. Hutchison, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Shaughnessy
Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Buckley, Sr.
I.U.O.E. Local No. 4
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sherin
IBM Employee Services Center
Mr. Jonathan Smith and Ms. Rosella M. Campion
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Buckley
Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Jarasitis Mr. and Mrs. John Langan Honorable and Mrs. Francis Larkin
State Street Bank and Trust Company
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Broderick
Mr. and Mrs. John Burke Ms. Susan E. Burke Mr. and Mrs. Charles Byrne, Jr.
Stonehill College
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Callahan
Stop & Shop
Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Callery
Mr. and Ms. Brian A. Telfer
Reverend James A. Calnan
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Martin
Townsend Oil Co., Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Caniff, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Mastendino
Ms. Mary L. Treseler
Carol McKean Events
Mr. and Ms. John P. McDonough
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wahle
McGladrey
Mr. and Mrs. John Worrall
Mr. Jeffrey W. Carp and Ms. Patricia Berenson
Mr. Rory P. Laughna Mr. Paul Lonergan and Ms. Anne Tallon
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McNeill Mr. and Mrs. James F. Mooney, Jr.
$1,000 - $2,499
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore
401kQuote.com
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
A Street Scrap Metal
Barbara J. Mullen-Neem
Actors Playhouse
Dr. and Mrs. John Murphy
Adlife Advertising & Graphics
Mr. and Mrs. Sean Murphy
Agar Supply
Murphy, Hesse, Toomey, & Lehane, LLP
Mr. and Mrs. F. Paul Alciere
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Murray
Anonymous (5)
Ms. Kathleen M. Murray
Mr. Jay Argus
NESN
Mr. Robert L. Armacost, Jr.
New England Province of Jesuits
Ms. Patricia Armstrong
Nutter, McClennen & Fish LLP
Artists for Humanity
Mr. and Mrs. Bryant N. Obando
Mr. Joseph J. Bakewell
Office Environments of New England
Bank of Canton
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. O’Reilly Our Lady of the Assumption Parish - Lynnfield Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Patkin Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Rambo Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Ramrath Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reed Mr. and Mrs. William K. Reidy Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Ring, Jr. Roche Bros. Supermarkets, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John Rosatone Saint Michael’s College
Ms. Ann Marie Allen
Mr. Robert Barbieri Mr. Todd Bari Beacon Telecom, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Bell Mr. Alan F. Bembenek Ms. Louise Birmingham Bond Brothers Inc. Boston Global Investors Boston Private Bank & Trust Co. Mr. Edward G. Bozzo Mr. and Mrs. James Brett Mr. K. Douglas L. Briggs and Ms. Claudia Sorgi
Ms. Nancy J. Caruso Casey & Hayes, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Alain Chaoui Mr. George H. Chin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cipolle Mr. and Mrs. Redmond L. Clevenger Cliflex Bellows Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Cloherty Cole Hersee Co. Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Larry Comeau Mr. and Mrs. David G. Conlin, Esq. Connell Limited Partnership Ms. Frances A. Connelly Mr. and Mrs. John Conners Mr. Patrick L. Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Paul Connolly Rev. Msgr. Leonard A. Coppenrath Mr. and Mrs. James E. Coppola Mr. Barry E. Coscia Mr. and Mrs. Paul Costello Mr. Paul B. Cotter Mr. and Mrs. Ken Crotty Mr. Gerard T. Cullen Dr. and Mrs. Richard Culliton Cummings Properties Ms. Catherine Curran & Mr. Mark Whelan Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Curtis 2011 Annual Report | CROSSINGS 15
OUR SUPPORTERS Mr. Paul Dardinski
Ms. Austine P. Frawley
Mr. James J. Keegan
Mr. Joseph D’Arrigo
Friars of the Atonement
Mr. Philip L. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gack
Mr. John Keller and Ms. L. Camille Venti
Dean Foods Company
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Galehouse
Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Kelley
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dearing
Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Gallagher
Ms. Sheila K. Kelley, Esq.
Ms. Tiziana C. Dearing and Dr. Stephen Seiner
Ms. Sharon G. Gallagher
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kelly, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George Kennard
Deloitte Services LP
Giarrusso, Norton, Cooley & McGlone, P.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DeSimone
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gillespie
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Detore
Mr. Donald D. Gilligan and Ms. Regina L. Maniscalco
Mr. James Kilduff
Ms. Paula M. Devereaux, Esq. and Mr. Richard Arzillo
Kensington Capital Management, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Charles Killian
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Glaeser
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Kingston, Esq.
Mr. & Mrs. Armand Devoe
Dr. Joseph R. Godzik, V.M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Klinger
Ms. Eileen M. Dineen
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Greene
Mr. William E. Knight
Dr. Patricia M. Dinneen
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Gregoire
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Krebs
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Di Iorio
Mr. and Mrs. John Hanify, Esq.
Ms. Mary E. Kuconis
Mr. and Mrs. Dino Di Palma
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Harrington
Mr. and Mrs. Paul La Camera
Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Dolan
Haverhill Female Benevolent Society
L and M Kraus Memorial Fund
Ms. Kathryn Donelin
Hawthorne Hotel
League of Catholic Women
Mr. and Mrs. Jay C. Donovan
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Healy
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Donovan
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Hefferon
Mr. John A. Lechner, IV and Ms. Mary F. Higgins
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dormer
Reverend J. Bryan Hehir
Mr. John R. Leclaire
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Downey
Mr. Paul L. Hennessey
Loh Family
Mr. John P. Driscoll
Mrs. Patricia A. Hickey
Loomis Sayles & Company, LP
Mr. David H. Dunlap, Jr.
Mr. William J. Hogan
Mr. and Ms. Dennis Looney
Mr. Michael K. Durkin and Ms. Ann Bersani
Holy Family Parish - Gloucester
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lynch
Mr. and Mrs. Guerard Howkins
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. MacDougall
Ms. Margaret A. Dwyer
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hughes, Esq.
Mr. Bernard MacKenzie
Mrs. Rosemary S. Dwyer
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hutchison
Mr. and Mrs. John H. MacKinnon
Estate of David S. Lynch
ING
Malcolm F. MacLean, III, Esq.
Estate of Clara B. Quigley
Irish American Partnership
Ms. Barbara P. Madden
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Evans
Irwin Chafetz Family Charitable Trust
Mr. Joseph W. Magee, Sr.
Mrs. Mary E. Fallon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Farrell
Mr. and Mrs. Leif Jacobsen
Mahoney Oil Company
Mr. and Mrs. S. Warren Farrell
Mr. James W. Jakobek
Mr. Ali Malihi
Fr. Bullock 5 Mile Charitable Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Bergeron
Ms. Beverly Malone
Mr. and Mrs. David Ferrera
JCalpro Inc.
Ms. Lea Mannion
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ferrera
Manulife Financial
Fidelity Investments
Jensen-Sheehan Insurance Agency, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. John Fisher
Johnny Cupcakes, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Marcotte
Mr. and Mrs. John Fitzgerald
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Kanter
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Marcucci
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Flaherty
Ms. Elizabeth A. M. Karpati
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Martell
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Flannery
Mr. Brian Kean
Martignetti Companies
Mr. Joseph M. Flynn
Mr. Michael Kearney
Ms. Catherine Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Fraser
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Kearns
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Maguire
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Manzo
Keches Law Group, P.C. 16 CROSSINGS | www.ccab.org
OUR SUPPORTERS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Martin, Jr.
Ms. Anne B. Nigro
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Ryan, Esq.
Mass Bay Credit Union
Mr. Joseph R. Nolan, Jr.
Mr. Rick Ryan
Massachusetts Convention Center Authority
Mr. Thomas Nolan and Ms. Laura McTaggart
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ryder
Mr. John T. McBrearty
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Norton
Mr. Brian McCabe
Mr. John D. Oakes
St. John the Evangelist Parish - North Chelmsford
Ms. Susan A. McCann
Mr. Sean O’Brien
St. Joseph Parish - Malden
Ms. Janet D. McCarthy
Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. O’Connell, Jr.
St. Maria Goretti Parish - Lynnfield
Mr. Michael McCarthy Philip E. McCarthy, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. P. O’Donnell, Jr.
St. Mary of the Annunciation Parish - Danvers
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. McCauley
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Oettinger
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. McDonald
Office of the Regional Vicar - Merrimack Valley
St. Mary of the Assumption Parish - Hull
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. McElaney, Jr. Ms. Kathleen Marie McGaffigan Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGarty
Mr. John R. O’Laughlin Open Door Solutions LLC
Ms. Theresa M. Sabean
St. Pius V Parish - Lynn St. Thomas of Villanova Parish - Wilmington
Our Lady Star of the Sea Parish - Marblehead
Mr. and Mrs. R. David Schelzi
Mr. Kevin M. McGovern Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. McGrane
Reverend William B. Palardy
Mr. and Mrs. Sean McGrath
Vincent J. Panico, Esq.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Shaughnessy
Ms. Ellen McLaughlin
Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Pastuszenski
Shea Insurance Group
Mr. and Mrs. Francis McLaughlin
Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Patkin
Ms. Patricia M. Sheehan
Mrs. Patricia B. McMorrow
Pinnacle Financial Group
Mr. Martin Sheerin
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McNamara, Esq.
Ms. Kathleen I. Pisano
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Sheng
Mrs. Ann M. McSweeney
Mr. Robert K. Sheridan
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Meskell
Mr. John P. Polcari, Jr. and Mrs. Lucille Salhany
MiddleOak
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph S. Powers
Mr. Joseph J. Schirripa and Mrs. Christine Dion-Schirripa
Ms. Brenda M. Middleton
Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Prokopis
Shetland Properties
Ministry Leadership Center
Mr. and Mrs. George Pyne
Siemens Building Technologies
Monastery of St. Clare
Mr. Robert H. Quigley, Jr.
Silver Bridge Advisors
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore
Mr. Brian A. Rak
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Moore
Mr. James F. Reardon
Ms. Jennifer Smyth
Mr. Gordon W. Moran
Reebok International, LTD
Mr. David J. Solimine, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Morency
Reflex Lighting Group
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sorgi
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Moriarty
Regan Communications Group, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Soucy
Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Morrissey
Mr. and Mrs. John Remondi
Dr. and Mrs. John Steriti
Mr. Michael J. Mulcahy
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Resha, Jr.
Mr. Frank Stieger
Mr. and Mrs. James Mungovan
Retired Pro Football Players Association of New England, Inc.
Mr. John Sullivan
Mr. Joseph Rizzo and Ms. Mary L. Ryan
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Sullivan
Ms. Kathleen A. Roane
Mr. and Mrs. Sean M. Sweeney
Sr. Maryadele Robinson Rockland Trust Company
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce G. Szczepankiewicz
Mr. Frank Ronan
Teamsters Union 25
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rosenblatt
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Terry
Mr. James Ryan
The Blackthorn Group, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Murphy Mr. Robert F. Murphy, Jr. Ms. Mary R. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mustone Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nalband Mr. Larry Naughton Newport Creative Communications Mr. Ben E. Niedermeyer and Mrs. Joanne Hidaka
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Shaughnessy, Jr.
Reverend Robert E. Sullivan, Ph.D. Ms. Debra Flaherty Surner
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OUR SUPPORTERS The Menino Committee
Broadridge Financial Solutions
The Murphy Insurance Group
Cabot Family Charitable Trust
The Norfolk & Dedham Group
California Community Foundation
The Shaughnessy Companies Mr. Kevin Thomas
Charitable Flex Fund- Bergen County United Way
Mr. Richard C. Tibbetts Jr.
Charles H. Farnsworth Trust
Rev. Msgr. James E. Tierney
Charles Hayden Foundation
Nathaniel and Elizabeth P. Stevens Foundation
Children’s Investment Fund
New England Patriots Foundation
Children’s Trust Fund
North Shore United Way
Citizens Bank Charitable Foundation
O’Brien Oldham Family Trust
Clipper Ship Foundation, Inc.
Order of Malta
Clowes Foundation
Pfizer Foundation
Copeland Family Foundation, Inc. Daniel W. Field Trust
PORTICUS North America Foundation
Danversbank Charitable Foundation
Prokopis Charitable Foundation
Denzler Charitable Trust
Ray Solem Fund
Devereaux Charitable Foundation Trust
Renaissance Charitable Foundation
Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation
Salem Five Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Leo Troy Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Vacovec Mr. and Mrs. Armando R. Vesprini Ms. Claudia A. Viglione Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Walker Mr. and Mrs. John T. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Brian Walsh Mr. E. Denis Walsh Mr. and Mrs. John J. Walsh Mr. Michael A. Walsh and Ms. Maureen P. Manning Mr. James M. Weiss Mr. Stephen J. Wessling Ms. Barbara L. Whalen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas White WPG Solutions, Inc.
Edna O’Connell Clark Foundation
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Global Impact Funding Trust Moses and Minna G. Alpers 1990 Charitable Trust Mt. Washington Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Sailors’ Snug Harbor of Boston
Edward S. and Winifred G. Moseley Foundation
Schwab Charitable Fund
Enterprise Charitable Foundation
Sean McDonough Charitable Foundation
Mr. Paul Zine
Essex County Community Foundation
FOUNDATIONS
Evangeline S. Videtto Irrevocable Trust
SCN Ministry Fund
Shaughnessy Charitable Trust Sisters of Charity of Nazareth
A. Raymond Tye & Family Charitable Trust
Fallona Charitable Trust
South Boston Community Development Foundation
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Amelia Peabody Foundation
Sovereign Bank Foundation
Gardiner Howland Shaw Foundation
Arbella Insurance Group Charitable Foundation
TD Charitable Foundation
General Electric Foundation
The Aubert J. Fay Charitable Fund
Ayco Charitable Foundation
George H. and Jane A. Mifflin Memorial Fund
The Black Ministerial Alliance
Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund
Goddard Health Foundation
Blanche Walsh Trust
Greater Lowell Community Foundation
Blue Cross Blue Shield Foundation - Hometown Foundation Catalyst Fund John C. and Eunice B. Morrison Boston Capacity Tank (BMA) Charitable Foundation Boston Housing Authority Lenny Zakim Fund HOPE VII Liberty Mutual Foundation Boston Private Industry Council Liberty Mutual Foundation - Give Boston Public Schools With Liberty Boston Red Sox Lombard Family Foundation Boston Sand & Gravel Charitable Foundation Boston Youth Fund
Lowell Sun Charities Mark & Elisia Saab Family Fund Massachusetts Bar Foundation
The Boston Bruins Foundation The Boston Foundation The Bostonian Group Charitable Foundation, Inc. The Catholic Foundation The Edmund and Mary Comey Charitable Foundation The Edward and Winifred Moseley Foundation The Faith Home The Flatley Foundation The Harold Brooks Foundation The Highland Street Foundation The Hyams Foundation The Lynch Foundation
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OUR SUPPORTERS The McCall Family Charitable Foundation
Capron Light & Sound Co
Petco
Central Catholic High School
Ms. Margaret Piccola
The Medtronic Foundation
Country Kitchen
Presentation of Mary Academy
The Murray Charitable Foundation
Mr. James Coveno
Rhythm Kids
The Robbins-de Beaumont Foundation
Cramer
Doctors Victor and Janine Saldanha
Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Dolan
Shaheen Brothers Inc.
Drake Farms
Shaw’s
Early Wonders Childcare
Siemens Building Technologies
Eastern Bank
St. Agnes Parish - Reading
The Wade Family Foundation
Fantini Baking Company, Inc.
St. Ann Parish - Peabody
The Yawkey Foundation
Franco American School
St. Anthony of Padua Parish - Revere
TJX Foundation
Full View Communications
St. Athanasius Parish - Reading
Tufts Health Plan Foundation
Garelick Farms
St. Florence Parish - Wakefield
The Sheehan Family Foundation The Taylor Family Foundation The Theodore Edson Parker Foundation
United Fund and Council of Greater Giarrusso, Norton, Cooley & McGlone, P.C. Lynn Gourmet Caterers, Inc. United Way of Greater Nashua
St. Irene Parish - Carlisle St. John the Baptist Parish - Haverhill
United Way of Greater Plymouth County
Greater Boston Food Bank
St. John the Baptist Parish - Peabody
Grey Goose
United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley
Hannaford Supermarkets
St. John the Evangelist Parish North Chelmsford
Harpoon Brewery
St. Joseph Parish - Wakefield
United Way of Tri-State
Immaculate Conception Parish - Everett
St. Marguerite D’Youville Parish - Dracut
Wheelock College - Together For Quality Initiative (T4Q)
Jafco Foods, Inc.
St. Mary Parish - Chelmsford
James Devaney Fuel Co., Inc
St. Michael Parish - Bedford
WHH Foundation
JCALPRO
St. Michael Parish - Lowell
World Education Foundation
Lombardo’s
St. Paul Parish - S. Hamilton
Ms. Catherine Lundergan
St. Thomas of Villanova Parish - Wilmington
Verizon
GIFTS IN KIND Alexander, Aronson, Finning & Co., P.C. Alfred F. DeScenza & Sons, Inc. Anton’s Cleaners
Lynn Item MCCA Merrimack Farm Merrimack Valley Food Bank
Stop and Shop Strategic Health Care Programs, LLC Target The Shaw’s Center
Archdiocese of Boston
Most Blessed Sacrament Parish- Wakefield
Artists for Humanity
Mt. Washington Bank
Toys for Tots
Ms. Sandra Barret
Neighborhood Photo News
Ms. Ann Travers
Mr. Larry Barron
Old Town Trolley
Trinity Catholic Academy
Bishop Fenwick High School
Our Lady of Lourdes Parish - Brockton
Universalist Unitarian Church of Haverhill University of Massachusetts
Brockton Hospital
Our Lady of the Assumption Parish - Lynnfield
Business Telecommunications Solutions Inc
Our Lady Star of the Sea Parish - Marblehead
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Wise
Mr. Bill Brett Mr. Harry Brett
Thermal Circuits
Webster Printing Ms. Pat Wymore
Party Central, Inc All gifts received between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011 are included in this report. Every effort has been made to recognize all who have contributed to Catholic Charities during that time. We have honored any donor who requested anonymity and have made every effort to ensure accuracy. We sincerely apologize if your name or organization was inadvertently left off this list or if your name or organization’s name is misspelled. If you see such a mistake, please call the Development Office at (617) 451-7952 so we may correct our records. Thank you. 2011 Annual Report | CROSSINGS 19
Catholic Charitable Bureau of the Archdiocese of Boston, Inc. and Affiliates Combined Statement of Activities and Changes in Unrestricted Net Assets for the Years Ended June 30, 2011 and 2010 Operating Support and Revenue Support: Contributions and fundraising Contributions from United Way organizations Contributions from the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Boston (including In-kind of $391,399 in 2011 and $661,554 in 2010) Total contributions and fundraising Program service fees, grants and contract revenue: Individuals Medicaid and Medicare Commercial Insurance fees Other Contracts from governmental and other agencies Grants Total program service fees, grants and contract revenues: Investment earnings used for operations under the spending policy Miscellaneous revenue Net Assets released from restrictions used for operations Total Unrestricted operating support and revenue: Operating Expenses: Program services: Community social services Child care services Behavioral health & addiction treatment services Total program services: Support services: Management and general Fundraising Total support services Total operating expenses: Increase (Decrease) from operations Other Changes in Unrestricted Net Assets: Pension related changes other than net periodic pension cost Investment earnings Forgiveness of debt and other Gain on sale of property, net Contributions for long term purposes-capital Carrying costs for non-operating property held for sale Investment earnings used for operations under the spending policy Contribution income - merger Net Assets released used for property and equipment Changes in net assets before loss from discontinued operations Loss from Discontinued Operations Increase (Decrease) in Unrestricted Net Assets:
2011
2010
6,505,635 1,627,313
16% 4%
5,905,767 1,515,110
16% 4%
424,351
2%
701,724
2%
8,557,299
22%
8,122,601
22%
3,224,500 1,884,592 601,343 24,722 19,360,031 1,501,157 26,596,345
9% 5% 2% 0% 52% 4% 72%
2,676,193 2,131,108 572,232 15,666 19,380,143 1,976,150 26,751,492
7% 6% 2% 0% 52% 5% 72%
353,400 1% 14,074 0% 2,013,594 5% 37,534,712 100%
371,544 1% 55,529 0% 2,076,133 5% 37,377,299 100%
17,579,767 13,353,389 1,367,123
47% 36% 4%
18,401,135 13,233,211 1,162,465
49% 35% 3%
32,300,279
87%
32,796,811
87%
4,301,754 1,440,514 5,742,268
11% 4% 15%
4,666,544 1,741,316 6,407,860
12% 5% 17%
38,042,547 101% (507,835)
-1%
39,204,671 105% (1,827,372)
2,333,446 1,552,373 437,275 151,752 38,000 (4,443) (353,400)
3,647,168
446,000 1,176,890 313,341 361,974 115,353 (34,880) (371,544) 504,828 120,117 804,707
(247,876)
(533,145)
3,399,292
271,562
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-5%
Our service sites throughout the Archdiocese of Boston provided the following assistance to
217,852
of our neediest neighbors this past year Basic Needs Emergency Services
Food Rent/Mortgage Utilities Clothing Infant Supplies Holiday Assistance Brief counseling support Information and referral
134,194 1,239 1,313 249 438 29,965 236 22,939
Total Basic Needs Emergency Services
190,573
Ongoing Services
Enabled young adults to be better parents Offered intensive support programs for families at risk Conducted information searches for adoptees Provided support to grandparents raising grandchildren Cared for people living with AIDS Treated people with behavioral health and substance abuse problems Cared for children through our childcare programs Assisted immigrants and refugees Enriched the lives of inner city kids through camperships Provided visiting nurse and home health services Provided counseling support and home visiting service to elders Sheltered families and individuals Counseled children and adolescents Helped students earn GED and job readiness skills
Total ongoing services
Total assisted
1,130 516 531 121 50 1,913 1,729 17,109 341 427 900 265 730 1,517
27,279
217,852
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