Catholic Charities Annual Report 2010

2010

CROSSINGS An Annual Report of The Catholic Charitable Bureau of the Archdiocese of Boston

Catholic Charities Archdiocese of Boston

Education in Focus

“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.

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fter my wife died, I began to spend more time with the organizations she 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.

I decided to make a bequest to Catholic Charities—but I had just re-written my will, and I didn’t want to spend the time and go through the expense of having a new document drawn just to add this bequest. My lawyer told me that I could set up the gift through a codicil to my existing will.

He told me that a codicil is a simple document that makes specific changes to a will but leaves everything else alone.

It’s a great solution for making minor adjustments to an estate plan you’re otherwise happy with. He informed me that the gift could be cash, stocks and bonds, life insurance or the home that we lived in. He had the codicil ready for me to sign in two days.

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When we make the needs of the poor a priority, even the simplest actions can be meaningful and manageable. This gift cost me nothing during my lifetime, but I know it will allow Catholic Charities to continue its mission and good work.

With thoughtful planned giving you can ensure both the longterm 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.

Catholic Archdiocese Charities of Boston Building a just and compassionate society rooted in the dignity of all people.

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Message from the President & Board Chair

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Board of Trustees

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Services & Leadership

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Locations

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Positive Behavior in Child Care

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Academic Success at Youth Tutoring Youth

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A New Start at the Education Center Adult Learners in English for Speakers of Other Languages

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Year in Review 2010

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Our Generous Supporters

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Our Financial Report

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Who We Served in 2010

Catholic Charities

Archdiocese of Boston

EDUCATION IN FOCUS For more than 100 years, Catholic Charities, Archdiocese of Boston, has continued its mission of building a just and compassionate society rooted in the dignity of all people. The agency offers nearly 100 programs and services for children, teens, families, and elders of all faiths at 33 locations across Eastern Massachusetts. The education focus at Catholic Charities encompasses programs for child to adult learners. We serve over 1,500 children in our child care programs. Youth and teens are helped through tutoring, mentoring, and afterschool programs. Adult and young adult learners are helped through our GED and English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) programs. We invite you to discover some of the ways Catholic Charities has made a difference in the lives of members of your community. Visit us at www.ccab.org.

Contributing Writers Mary Ann Anthony, Monika Bach, Kathrine Hastings, Heather Ho, Marjean Perhot, Suzanne Ouellette Contributing Photographers George Martell, Grant Communications, Suzanne Ouellette, Sean Wiedemeier

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Deborah Kincade Rambo President

Jeffrey J. Kaneb Chair, Board of Trustees

Welcome to the 2010 edition of Crossings, the Annual Report for Catholic Charities, 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—from our work in response to the devastating earthquake in Haiti, to keeping pace with the ever-growing demands in our food pantries.

At Catholic Charities, we are passionate about embracing families. For us, this means ensuring that families and individuals from all walks of life have the same opportunities for success and have access to programs and services to meet fundamental needs. Education programs are one of the most important services we provide across all of the communities we serve.

Beginning with early childhood education at our childcare centers—which all consistently receive the prominent National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) accreditation— Catholic Charities and our more than 2,000 volunteers are dedicated to the importance of education.

By providing services at every level—including adult education programs, afterschool programs for teens, tutoring programs, education programs for immigrants, and education in training programs to re-enter the workforce—we are preparing students of all ages and educational levels to succeed.

It seems that every year we tell you there were extraordinary challenges and this year is no different.

Funding at the state and federal level continues to decrease and we continue to be challenged to find creative ways to fund our programs and expand those which are most in demand.

We continue to depend on you, our volunteers, our friends, and our neighbors, to help us to provide the services and tools on which so many in Eastern Massachusetts rely. Thank you for making the past year a success, and for providing us with the support necessary to embrace and educate families.

With sincere gratitude,

Deborah Kincade Rambo, LICSW

Jeffrey J. Kaneb

President Catholic Charities, Archdiocese of Boston

Chair, Board of Trustees Catholic Charities, Archdiocese of Boston

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Board of Trustees

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

Mr. Neal J. Harte TACS Group Reverend J. Bryan Hehir Cabinet Secretary for Social Services, Archdiocese of Boston Mr. Roger R. Jean-Charles Université Publique de l’Artibonite aux Gonaïves

Mr. Jeffrey J. Kaneb, Chair HP Hood LLC

Mr. Ferdinand Kelley The Southeast Economic Development Corp.

Mr. Joseph E. O’Leary, Vice Chair McDermott, Will & Emery

Mr. Paul J. Kingston Rubin & Rudman, LLP

Ms. Lisa B. Alberghini Planning Office for Urban Affairs, Inc.

Ms. Elizabeth Lempres McKinsey & Company, Inc.

Mr. James T. Brett The New England Council

Mr. Richard C. Lord Associated Industries of Massachusetts

Mr. Kevin A. Butler Smith Barney, Inc.

Mr. Francis C. Mahoney Ernst & Young

Ms. Paula M. Devereaux Rubin & Rudman, LLP

Mr. Kevin J. McCullagh Northeastern University & Emmanuel College

Mr. Bernard Dreiblatt Combined Jewish Philanthropies

Mr. Paul J. McNamara Masterman, Culbert, & Tully, LLP

Ms. Kathleen Driscoll Secretary for Institutional Advancement, Archdiocese of Boston

Ms. Ruth McRoy Boston College & University of Texas at Austin Schools of Social Work

Mr. Kevin F. Driscoll Barclays Wealth

Mr. Thomas E. O’Leary Citizens Bank of Massachusetts

Mr. Chelinde Edouard CME Consulting

Mr. Thomas M. O’Reilly Autopart International

Very Reverend Richard Erikson Vicar General & Moderator of the Curia, Archdiocese of Boston

Mr. Robert Ramrath Bose Corporation

Mr. Douglas J. Farrington Marcum LLP Ms. Kathleen Feldstein Economic Studies, Inc. Mr. James D. Gallagher John Hancock Financial Services Reverend Ray A. Hammond Pastor, Bethel AME Church

Mr. Don Rodman Rodman Ford Sales, Inc. Mr. Michael J. Sheehan Hill Holliday Mr. Jonathan G. Sloane Sloane and Sullivan Insurance Specialists Ms. Maribeth Wahle Madison Communications

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LEADERSHIP Deborah Kincade Rambo, LICSW President Rev. Phillip B. Earley, Esq. General Counsel Jennifer Mendelsohn Chief Financial Officer Larry Mayes, MA Vice President, Programs Kenneth P. Binder Vice President, Development

SERVICES

Kathrine Hastings Director, Development

Basic Needs Support Case Management

Infant Supplies

Carol Reilly Director, Human Resources

Food Assistance

Information & Referral

Holiday Assistance

Utility, Mortgage & Rent Assistance

David Walsh Chief Information Officer Barry Veronesi Controller

Support to Refugees & Immigrants Adult Education & Job Placement

Immigration Legal Services Refugee Resettlement

Daniel Dormer Director, Real Estate & Facilities

Community Interpreter Services

Mary Ann Anthony, MS Director, Child Care Division

Support to Children & Families

Virginia Doocy, MA Director, Catholic Charities North & Merrimack Valley

Adoption Search Adult Education & Training Afterschool Services

Marjean A. Perhot Director, Refugee and Immigration Services

Child Care, Center Based

David L. Phillips Director, Catholic Charities South

Elder Services

Sr. Maryadele Robinson, MSW Director, LabourĂŠ Center Vivian Soper, MSW Director, Catholic Charities Greater Boston

Child Care, Family Based

Summer Camp Transitional Housing for Families Visiting Nurse & Home Health Services

English for Speakers of Other Languages

Women’s Shelter

Family Counseling & Support

Youth Education & Training

Fathers Support Services

Youth Mentoring

Grandparents as Parents

Youth Tutoring

Nurse Assistant/Home Health Aide Training

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Permanent Housing for people living with HIV/AIDS

Young Parent Support

Our Locations

LOCATIONS OF CATHOLIC CHARITIES SERVICE SITES Boston Administration Office 51 Sleeper Street Phone: (617) 482-5440 Brockton Catholic Charities South 157 Centre Street Phone: (508) 587-0815 Catholic Charities South Food Pantry 169 Court Street Nurse Assistant Training Program 215 Thatcher Street Danvers Family Counseling & Guidance Center 152 Sylvan Street Phone: (978) 774-6820 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 Avenue Phone: (978) 372-2828

Haverhill Area Healthy Families 191 Merrimack Street, Suite 202 Phone: (978) 521-6265 Hull Sunset Point Camp 2 10th Street Phone: (781) 925-0710 Jamaica Plain El Centro del Cardenal Adult Education 19 St. Joseph Street Phone: (617) 522-4040 Nazareth Child Care Center 19 St. Joseph Street Phone: (617) 522-4040 Lawrence Merrimack Valley Catholic Charities 50 Cross Street Phone: (978) 685-5930 Merrimack Valley Young Parents Program 45 Merrimack Street, Suite 225 Phone: (978) 459-2387 Lowell Merrimack Valley Catholic Charities 70 Lawrence Street Phone: (978) 452-1421 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

North Cambridge North Cambridge Children’s Center 21C Walden Square Road Phone: (617) 876-0503 Peabody Peabody Child Care 13 Pulaski Street Phone: (978) 532-6860 Plymouth Thrifty Pilgrim Thrift Shop 377 Court Street, Cordage Park Phone: (508) 746-6133 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) 464-8533 South End El Centro del Cardenal Food Pantry Monsignor Reynolds Way Phone: (617) 350-5026

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Education in Focus

Positive Behavior in Child Care

“Our job here is to help children be ready to succeed,” says Janet MacDougall, Director of Catholic Charities’ Lynn Child Care Center. To keep this commitment, Catholic Charities has invested in training its teachers in the Social and Emotional Development of children.

The newest initiative that the Child Care Division has become involved with is the Pyramid Model of Positive Behavior Supports (PBS). The model was developed by the Center for the Social Emotional Foundations of Early Learning (CSEFEL), Head Start, and the US Department of Health and Human Services. The PBS model supports the social and emotional well being of children by focusing on relationships, supportive environments, and teaching strategies. Lynn Child Care is one of four in the state that has been chosen to implement this model with training and support from the Massachusetts CSEFEL Statewide Planning Team, under the auspices of the Connected Beginnings Training Institute.

plan of intensive intervention for the few children who are not responding to the program.

“It’s more than a command or, a simple, ‘How are you doing?’ and walk away. Let’s really get to know kids and let’s really involve ourselves in their lives, in their likes and dislikes. That becomes the focus,” explained MacDougall. Once the program is rolled out, MacDougall hopes to see “kids playing and interacting more appropriately. Taking turns, sharing, helping, developing that empathy for others.” It’s really about the whole program working together to provide consistent, systematic, positive behavior support for children, families, and staff members.

The PBS training is provided in four modules over four days. The foundation of the training is the implementation of nurturing and responsive relationships for all children. For the first session, teachers spend time learning about the importance of relationships, and the best ways to establish and nurture them. The second module addresses creating a high quality supportive environment. These two elements form the base of the pyramid and are essential for all children. The third module of the PBS training is about prevention of challenging behavior, and how to provide targeted emotional supports to children at risk of challenging behavior. The final module helps identify a

This is not the first time that Catholic Charities has committed itself to an initiative focused on the social and emotional development of children. In 2009, all of Catholic Charities child care staff and certified care providers took part in Mind in the Making. The Mind in the Making training program takes what science has learned about the emotional and educational development of children ages newborn to five, and translates those findings into applications for teachers, enhancing their understanding of child development and contributing to intentional teaching that addresses the needs of individual children, as well as the class as a whole.

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Education in Focus Before Alexandra enrolled her son, Damien, 10, in Youth Tutoring Youth (YTY) at the Labouré Center, she struggled each day to make sure that Damien was doing his homework. As late as 10 o’clock at night, it was always, “Damien, did you finish your homework yet?”

Damien and Alexandra’s experience epitomizes a typical challenge for YTY parents: finding time to help with homework amidst busy schedules.

Lack of familiarity with academic skills and content also frequently serves as a barrier to advancing in-home learning. Many parents are unable to actively engage with teachers due to linguistic limitations.

Not uncommonly, a cultural divide and a lack of proficiency in navigating the American school system further compound difficulties with supporting school success.

Academic Success at Youth Tutoring Youth

The common profile of a YTY student is a firstgeneration American whose parents speak primarily Spanish. He resides in one of South Boston’s government-subsidized housing complexes, faces economic disadvantages, and confronts at least one, but more often all, of the aforementioned educational challenges. A significant portion of students also has special education needs.

Keenly aware of these prevailing circumstances, YTY provides a free after school program to South Boston students. Under the supervision of a licensed educator, tutors aged 15 to 18 help younger students in grades three through six complete homework and provide extra help in key subjects. Research identifies positive family interactions, parental involvement in a child’s education, and academic success as factors that heavily impact a child’s future success. YTY targets these areas with intentional practices aimed at building protective factors to promote resiliency in youth and to provide a holistic support network for youth.

To boost academic success, YTY tutors work daily with the same students in a small-group setting. Alexandra praises the match between Damien and his tutor, Taneyri, for its consistency. She also appreciates the

individualized strategies that help Damien with organization and writing, Taneyri’s regular communication with Damien’s teacher, and her daily updates. Not only have his academics improved but, according to his mother, so has Damien’s confidence.

Additionally, program coordinators communicate regularly with teachers to learn what a student’s greatest academic and socioemotional needs are and to ensure the tutors’ work with students is translating back to the classroom. The teachers’ and tutors’ efforts with students is then communicated to parents through monthly letters home, which are translated into simple Spanish for accessibility.

Coordinators also conduct biweekly phone check-ins to build rapport with parents, to involve them in their child’s experience at the program, to establish open dialogue about their child’s progress, and to help them to advocate for their child’s education. The program demonstrates to families, “Yes, we want you here. We want you involved. We are on your side. We want what is best for your child, too.”

These efforts are supplemented by monthly Saturday Family Fun Days. The 2- to 4-hour events were started by parents at a YTY workshop to provide a forum for positive family interactions and to build community among other families through shared experiences. The fact that they are well-attended demonstrates the need for and appreciation of such exchanges. Says Alexandra of the events, “Damien looks forward to it every time.

He is always the first one up and ready, reminding me, ‘Mom, it’s Family Fun Day today!’”

“Everyone that is involved in Damien’s life is on the same page,” explained Alexandra. For the coordinators of the program, no feedback could be better.

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Education in Focus The Education Center at Catholic Charities North affords individuals with a second chance to get back on track to complete their education and set personal goals for their future.

“I needed a new start,” shared Yasmin Negron, a young mother who began the Young Parent GED program in February 2010. In her class at the Education Center in Lynn, Negron found a learning environment that met her unique needs. “I’ve learned a lot because in high school I was barely in school because of my (responsibilities to my) daughter.” Upon graduation, Negron hopes to continue her education at North Shore Community College and become a pediatric nurse.

Many students like Negron who faced adversities and challenges in a traditional school structure find that smaller, more flexible classes of 7-10 students and dedicated instructors and case managers afford them

A New Start at the Education

the learning environment they need to attain their educational goals.

Ricardo Aristide, 21, left high school due to attendance issues and has been in the Youth Works program for a year and a half. His experience has proved a positive transition, as Aristide has completed many career development opportunities, including a summer internship and a youth advocacy program at Harvard University.

Although Aristide is currently waiting to take the GED test, it hasn’t always been easy. Writing has been his biggest challenge. Building from one word to complete essays is one example of his instructor’s encouragement and her “pushing and pushing” Center him to practice and develop confidence. But, today, Aristide is all smiles when he talks about the dedication his instructor has shown in ensuring that he never gave up.

Fran Troutman, Director of Education and Training Services, believes that the unique and positive environment at The Education Center helps students focus on learning and allows them to step away from their stress and hardship. In addition to GED preparation, all students develop computer literacy skills, complete a financial literacy course and have an opportunity to develop the work readiness skills that lead to economic self-sufficiency.

“They become part of a learning community that promotes student achievement, service and leadership,” Troutman explains.

“This program helped me get focused to start thinking about my future,” said Aristide who is excited to graduate and get a job to save money before applying to school.

With opportunities to participate in full-time GED programs like the Education Center’s Young Parent Program and YouthWorks (ages 16-21), as well as a part-time evening GED program TeenStart (ages 16-24) young adults like Negron and Aristide not only get the help they need to be successful in the classroom, but develop a foundation of skills sets that will help them be successful in life.

Negron and Aristide are currently testing and are candidates to graduate with their GED in June 2011.

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Education in Focus

Adult Learners in English for Speakers of Other Languages Catholic Charities South’s English Transcultural Center exists to meet the English language, education, employment, and social service needs of immigrants. They teach basic reading, speaking, and writing skills.

“They helped me a lot. First thing is the English. This is the first thing we need and I got help for that,” said Roody, an immigrant who came here from Haiti four years ago. Today, Roody works as a Nurse Assistant at Brockton Hospital and volunteers in the English Transcultural Center as a computer assistant. “It’s like payback for Catholic Charities being good to me,” explained Roody. “I learned; so I just want to pay back.”

2010 Highlight STUDENT WINS STATE AWARD The Massachusetts Coalition for Adult Education recognized Catholic Charities El Centro del Cardenal student Tihilina Kirova with the Outstanding Student Award. “Lina is patient, knowledgeable, and flexible, and always looking to improve her skills. She has helped to strengthen the computer curriculum to respond to student interests. She has mentored students who have taught units in the curriculum,” said Robert Hibbard from El Centro del Cardenal. “As an adult learner, Lina has experienced outstanding growth and made important contributions to her community.”

Catholic Charities offers English for Speakers of Other Languages classes in Brockton, Dorchester, Jamaica Plain, Lynn, and South Boston. The Jamaica Plain-based program, El Centro del Cardenal, has

been consistently ranked as one of the best adult learning centers in Greater Boston by the Department of Education.

The goal of all of the centers is to empower adults by increasing their employment opportunities and self-sufficiency through practical, dynamic instruction.

“I’m living proof that Catholic Charities does what it says,” said Clothilde, a graduate of the English Transcultural Center and the Nurse Assistant Training Program. “Helping people through all the stages of their lives including becoming a provider for their family.”

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2010 Highlights

Haiti Earthquake Response Efforts Catholic Charities Haitian Multi-Service Center, Catholic Charities Refugee and Immigration Services, and Catholic Charities Greater Boston worked tirelessly to support the victims of the January 2010 earthquake in Haiti—both those who lived in Boston prior to the earthquake and to the over 1,000 victims who arrived in Boston after the earthquake. Catholic Charities staff provided food and rental assistance to host families, gave legal consultation and assistance to Haitians applying for Temporary Protected Status and other immigration benefits, conducted culturally sensitive mental health trauma groups, and expanded ESOL programs to include newly arrived victims.

The aftermath of the earthquake in Haiti. Photo by George Martell

Refugee and Immigration Services received over 500 hours of valuable pro bono support from local law firms and the NE Chapter of American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) to provide Temporary Protected Status (TPS) Clinics. One of our primary partners, the firm of Mintz Levin, honored Attorney Jeff Goldman as the 2010 Pro Bono Award recipient due to his efforts to help train, staff, and give legal guidance during the TPS Clinics as well as provide pro bono representation of individual cases.

To date, 20 TPS Clinics were held and services provided to over 1,000 Haitians seeking reputable and free legal guidance and assistance. Catholic Charities will reinstitute clinics in summer 2011 to help Haitians reapply for TPS and continue advocacy with the Obama administration to provide temporary legal status and work authorization for the thousands of Haitians who arrived after the earthquake and cannot return to Haiti.

Financial and Professional Services Supporters include: Law Firms • Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C. • Seyfarth Shaw LLP • Ropes & Gray • Graves and Doyle • Baker, Epstein, & Loscocco • Flynn & Clark, P.C. • Pampanin Law Offices • Iandoli & Desai, P.C. 10 CROSSINGS | www.ccab.org

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Anthony Drago, P.C. Kaplan, O’Sullivan and Friedman Avrin & Regolsky Ross Silverman Wasserman & Rosenblatt Elizabeth Cannon

Non-Profit • Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc. (CLINIC) • MA Law Reform Institute (MLRI) • Political Asylum and Representation Project (PAIR) • Community Legal Services and Counseling Center (CLSACC) • Neighborhood Legal Services, Inc. • City of Boston Mayor’s Office for New Bostonians • The Haiti Fund at The Boston Foundation • Barr Foundation • Yawkey Foundation • Department of Public Health Higher Education • Boston College School of Law • Suffolk University School of Law • Boston University School of Law • New England School of Law • Harvard University Law School Others • Roche Bros. Supermarkets • Comcast • Individual donors Thank you to all who helped with these efforts!

2010 HIghlights

(L) Students load bags of collected food at Trinity Catholic Academy in Brockton. (R) Marcum LLP employees with their collected food donations.

Friends Feeding Families a Success Catholic Charities’ Friends Feeding Families Brown Bag campaign completed its third successful fundraising year in December, collecting $668,838 from 2,609 donors who helped individuals and families put food on their tables and pay utility bills.

The Friends Feeding Families campaign was designed to raise awareness and increase resources for Catholic Charities Basic Needs Emergency Services that provide food, fuel, or rental assistance at 12 locations in Eastern Massachusetts.

Catholic Charities is grateful to its Brown Bag sponsors whose support made durable, recycled cloth bags possible for the campaign. The Brown Bag—our call to action—again proved an effective tool to mobilize supporters. By the end of our campaign, Catholic Charities had hosted 37 Brown Bag parties, 37% more parties than in 2009. We also collected 13% more bags of groceries than last year and 9% more grocery store gift cards than last year’s campaign.

Parties were hosted in private homes, businesses, schools, and parishes. Returning party hosts included Ernst & Young, Marcum LLP, the Kenney Family of Milton, the Northeastern University Catholic Student Center, Trinity Catholic in Brockton and WBUR to name a few. New hosts included St. Mary’s High School in Lynn, Brockton Hospital, Presentation of Mary Academy in Methuen, Stop & Shop staff in Brockton and Siemens Industry, Inc. Building Technologies in Canton.

2010 Brown Bag sponsors were: Bay Point Capital, Century Bank, The Highland Street Foundation, John Hancock, Rick Lord, NSTAR, Massachusetts State Council – Knights of Columbus, McCuskerGill, Inc., Laura McTaggart and Tom Nolan, Rasky Baerlein Strategic Communications, Roche Bros.

Supermarkets, and Tufts Health Plan Foundation.

Catholic Charities is grateful to all our donors and friends whose generous support of the campaign enabled us to meet the rising demand for Basic Needs Emergency Services across the diocese in 2010.

Sunset Point Reaches for the Stars The Friends of Sunset Point Camp hosted a fundraising clambake, “Reach for the Stars,” this past year to raise funds for the camp. It was a grand success! Over $40,000 was raised during the event. The summer camp season closed with a thank you celebration.

Sunset Point Camp campers.

Special thanks to the Friends of Sunset Point Camp, the Lobstermen of Hull, the Knights of Columbus of Hull, Selig Plumbing of Hull, Olde Colonial Tree and Landscape, Johnny Cupcakes, the Proparvulis Club, Friends of Rosie’s Place, Bank of America, BC High, The Flatley Foundation, and TJX Companies for making it possible for us to re-open and operate Sunset Point Camp this summer!

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Our Generous Supporters

On behalf of the staff and volunteers at Catholic Charities, I wish to thank you for your support during the 2010 fiscal year. Your generosity enabled us to provide much needed programs and services to the many individuals and families that turn to us in times of crisis.

A few highlights of our fund year include:

Ken Binder Vice President of Development

• 9,200 donors contributed 15,300 gifts to Catholic Charities through various fundraising efforts including personal solicitations, direct mail and events with 2,100 as first-time donors.

• Our Friends Feeding Families campaign, in its third year, continues to exceed its annual campaign goal while raising awareness and financial support for our Basic Needs Emergency Services.

• On May 20, 2010, we presented our Justice and Compassion Award to Ken Hackett, President of Catholic Relief Services at our annual signature event, Spring Celebration, which raised approximately $1.35M. • Area businesses, corporations, and foundations continue to support Catholic Charities through a variety of fundraising activities. Their involvement provides critical funding to assist the agency.

There are many worthwhile causes to support, therefore we are not only appreciative but also honored that you have deemed Catholic Charities worthy of your time and financial assistance. In so doing, you have helped improve the quality of life for the many people we serve each year in Eastern Massachusetts. It is our hope that you will continue to participate and support our agency during the 2011 fiscal year. Without your generosity, we will not be able to maintain the level of service we provide.

Again, thank you for all you do for Catholic Charities. Your participation and financial support truly makes a difference and serves as a powerful statement about the strength of your belief in the work we do.

Sincerely,

Kenneth P. Binder

Vice President of Development Catholic Charities, Archdiocese of Boston

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Our Generous 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 2010. The following are the individuals, corporations, and foundations who made gifts of $1,000 or more: $25,000 and above Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. William and Elizabeth Burke Citizens Bank Citizens Financial Group Mr. and Mrs. John and Eileen Connors Covenant Health Systems Mr. Norman J. Duffy Estate of Andrew F. Strykowski Estate of Ethel E. Fitzgerald Estate of James R. Powers, Jr. Estate of James W. Dunphy Estate of Mary Holmes Estate of Robert H. McCaffrey General Electric Foundation Hill, Holliday, Connors, Cosmopulos, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Albert and Diane Kaneb Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey and Karla Kaneb Liberty Mutual Group Mr. and Mrs. Peter and Carolyn Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. and E. June Martin Mr. and Mrs. John and Margarete McNeice Mellon Bank, N.A. Mr. Stephen P. Micarelli Mr. and Mrs. William S. Mosakowski Mr. Daniel F. Roche Mr. and Mrs. Patrick and Barbara Roche Rodman Ride for Kids Mr. and Mrs. James and Eileen Rullo Mr. John J. Shaughnessy, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Maureen Sheehan Youville Lifecare $10,000 - $24,999 Arbella Insurance Group Bank of America Matching Gifts & United Way

Mr. and Mrs. John and Lisa Batter BJ’s Wholesale Club, Inc. Blue Cross Blue Shield of MA, Inc. Campbell Campbell Edwards & Conroy City of Salem Clough Capital Partners, LP Deacon and Mrs. Charles and Gloria Clough Mr. and Mrs. William and Joyce Cummings Ms. Jane Ellen Currier, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. George and Christine Dhionis Mr. and Mrs. James and Janice DiStasio Mr. and Mrs. David and Helen Drinan Eastern Bank Mr. and Mrs. Chelinde and Sylvia Edouard Ernst & Young, LLP Estate of Josephine A. Darcy Estate of Photis Frangules Estate of Richard J. Prout, Jr. Estate of R H. Gaffney Fallona Charitable Trust Mr. Neal F. Finnegan Mr. George A. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and Nancy Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. Daniel and Rosemary Fuss Mr. and Mrs. Kevin and Rita Gill Global Companies, LLC Ms. Sharon E. Keith Mr. Edmund F. Kelly Ms. Elizabeth Lempres Massachusetts State Council - Knights of Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Yasuko Mattione Mr. and Mrs. William and Jean McCall Ms. Mary G. McCarthy Mrs. JoAnn McGrath Mr. Thomas Nolan and Ms. Laura McTaggart SCN Ministry Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Helene Monaghan Mr. Robert J. Morrissey, Esq. Moses and Minna G. Alpers 1990 Charitable Trust Old Neighborhood Foods Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and Carolyn O’Leary Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan and Beth Payson Mr. Francis J. Perry, Jr. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Roche Bros. Supermarkets, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Ruddy Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Mary Sandman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Mary Shields State Street Corporation Mr. Brendan J. Swords The Helen Cox Trust Mr. and Mrs. Charles and Mary Tiernan Tufts Health Plan Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Eileen Wacker Mr. Gerald Whelan $5,000 - $9,999 Associated Industries of Massachusetts Mr. and Mrs. J. Leo and Lillian Barry Bay Point Capital, Inc. Bostonian Group Insurance Agency, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John and Deborah Brennan Brickyard VFX President William M. Bulger and Mrs. Mary S. Bulger Mr. and Mrs. Kevin and Susan Butler Mr. and Mrs. John J. Carey Mr. Edward G. Casey, C.P.A. Mr. John A. Cataldo Century Bank & Trust Company Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Margaret Chisholm City of Peabody 2010 Annual Report | CROSSINGS 13

Our Generous Supporters Commonwealth of MA Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office Mr. and Mrs. Frank and Louise Condon Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Ann Marie Connolly Rev. Msgr. Leonard A. Coppenrath Corcoran Jennison Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Kathleen Costello Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence and Marla Curtis Mr. John J. Danello Daniel W. Field Trust Design Continuum, Inc. Devereaux Charitable Foundation Trust Ms. Paula M. Devereaux, Esq. and Mr. Richard Arzillo Mr. Robert J. Devereaux Dr. and Mrs. Louis DiLillo Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Nancy Donahue Mr. and Mrs. Edward and Eileen Duggan Estate of James E. Walsh Estate of Kathleen G. Twomey Mr. and Mrs. Douglas and Diane Farrington Mr. and Mrs. Edward and Lillian Fassino Mr. and Dr. Martin and Kathleen Feldstein Mr. and Mrs. Mark and Annemarie Freitas Mr. and Mrs. James and Donna French G. M. Ridge Corporation Mr. Anthony J. Gawlinski Mr. and Mrs. Craig Gibson Ms. Nancy P. Gillis Mr. Thomas H. Hannigan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Harrington Mr. Brian Hodgett HP Hood LLC Jensen-Sheehan Insurance Agency, Inc. John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Stephen and Andrea Kaneb Mr. Michael T. Kerr Mrs. Lucille Laurendeau 14 CROSSINGS | www.ccab.org

League of Catholic Women The Lonske Group - Smith Barney Mr. and Mrs. Francis and Mary Mahoney Mr. Shawn Martin Massachusetts Port Authority Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Donna May Mr. and Mrs. John and Eileen McCarthy Mr. John P. McDonough Mr. Thomas D. McKiernan Mrs. Patricia B. McMorrow Mr. and Mrs. James and Joan Mooney Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Global Impact Funding Trust Mr. and Mrs. James and Kathleen Nagle O’Brien Oldham Family Trust Mr. and Mrs. William F. O’Brien, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Stephanie O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. William and Randy O’Brien Procter & Gamble Quincy Mutual Fire Insurance Company Rasky Baerlein Strategic Communications Mr. and Mrs. Patrick and Catherine Roche Mr. and Mrs. Don and Marilyn Rodman Savings Bank Life Insurance Company Mr. John H. Sawyer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Carol Shaughnessy Mr. and Mrs. William and Mary Sheehan Mr. Richard A. Simons St. John Knits, Inc. St. Joseph Cemetery - East Chelmsford Mr. and Mrs. Brian and Margaret Stack Mr. and Mrs. Daniel and Marjie Sullivan Superior Plumbing, Inc. The Beal Companies The Helen C. Yankun Revocable Trust Verizon

W.B. Mason Wakefield Investments Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Adalbert Wnorowski Mr. Gianfranco D. Zaccai $2,500 - $4,999 Reverend John J. Ahern, Jr. Alexander, Aronson, Finning & Co., P.C. Americo J. Francisco Charity Fund at The Boston Foundation Ms. Katherine T. Bennett Boston College Mr. K. Douglas L. Briggs and Ms. Claudia Sorgi Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Burke Mr. and Mrs. William and Patricia Burke Mr. Lawrence R. Cahill and Professor Lisa G. Sowle Cahill Mr. James J. Callanan Mr. and Mrs. George L. Carney Mr. John V. Casey, Jr. CJ Leasing, Inc. ClubCorp Colliers Meredith & Grew, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Collins Combined Jewish Philanthropies COMECC Region 1 Ms. Frances A. Connelly Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Joan Crowley Ms. Marguerite T. Cunniff Mr. and Mrs. Edward and Dawn D’Alelio Danvers Motor Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Henry and Claire Dembowski Mr. and Mrs. William and Susan Devin Dolan Funeral Services Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Lynne Dolan Mr. John Drew Mr. and Mrs. Kevin and Kathleen Driscoll Estate of Arthur Lane Estate of Dorothy May O’Donnell Fallon Community Health Plan, Inc. Mr. Joel A. Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and Margaret Flannery Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gack Mr. James D. Gallagher Dr. Joseph R. Godzik, V.M.D.

Our Generous Supporters Gourmet Caterers, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent and Kimberly Greene Mr. Richard H. Grueter Ms. H. Patricia Hanna Harbor One Mrs. Kevin B. Harrington Harvard University Mr. and Mrs. Stephen and Mary Harvell Mr. and Mrs. Philip and Peggy Haughey Mr. and Mrs. Martin and Joanne Healy Reverend J. Bryan Hehir Mr. Christian M. Hoffman, Esq. and Ms. Donna Hoffman Holy Family Parish - Dorchester Mr. Robert B. Hutchison, Jr. International Union of Operating Engineers Local 4 Iron Workers District Council of New England Mr. and Mrs. Gerard and Marylou Jarasitis Karas & Karas Glass Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kelly, Jr. Mr. Alfred A. Lagan and Mrs. Joan P. Lagan Mr. and Mrs. John and Caroline Langan Honorable and Mrs. Francis and Virginia Larkin Mr. Paul A. Lonergan Ludovic Family Trust Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Kathleen Mahoney Mr. Ali Malihi Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Judith Manzo Mr. and Mrs. Kevin and Claire Martin Mr. and Mrs. Edward and Judith McHugh McKinsey & Company, Inc. Attorney and Mrs. Paul and Mary McNamara Mr. and Mrs. Jack and Kathleen Moore Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Mr. and Mrs. Troy and Patricia Murray My Brother’s Keeper, Inc. NESN

New England Laborer’s Health and Safety Fund New England Province of Jesuits Nutter, McClennen & Fish LLP Office Environments of New England Mr. and Mrs. John and Carol O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Liza O’Reilly Plymouth Guild of Catholic Charities Ms. Vicki A. Regan Retired Pro Football Players Association of New England, Inc. Mr. William J. Ribaudo Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Carol Riley Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Ring, Jr. Sr. Maryadele Robinson Mr. and Mrs. John and Shirley Rosatone Salem Five Cents Savings Bank Mr. Patrick Sasso Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schaubert Mr. David J. Solimine, Jr. Mr. Edward H. Sonn St. John the Baptist Parish - Peabody St. Pius V Parish - Lynn St. Thomas of Villanova Parish - Wilmington Mr. and Ms. Brian A. Telfer UHY Advisors N.E. LLC VPNE Parking Solutions Mr. and Mrs. Patrick and Julie Walker Mr. and Mrs. David Whelan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and Margaret Whitbread Mr. and Mrs. John Worrall WPG Solutions, Inc. $1,000 - $2,499 33 Touchdown Club Mr. Kirk J. Aadalen Mr. Stephen A. Ahlquist Ahold Financial Services Ms. Lisa Alberghini All Metals Industries, Inc. Ms. Ann Marie Allen Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Archibald, Sr. Mr. Jay Argus Ms. Patricia Armstrong Ms. Fran Aronis

BAE SYSTEMS Employee Community Fund, Inc. Mr. Joseph J. Bakewell Bank of Canton Mr. Robert Barbieri Miss Mary P. Barry Beacon Telecom, Inc. Bel Alliance Apartments, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Matthew and Mary Bell The Honorable and Mrs. Frederick E. Berry Ms. Louise Birmingham Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blazo Mr. and Mrs. James and Kristine Blue Ms. Brenda Boghraty Mr. and Mrs. Roland F. Boisvert Boston College - Campus Ministry Boston College High School Boston Private Bank & Trust Co. Mr. Normand D. Boucher Mr. and Mrs. Roderick and Anne Boucher Mr. Roger C. Boucher Mr. Edward G. Bozzo Mr. and Mrs. James and Patricia Brett Mr. and Mrs. Richard Broderick Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. Mr. and Mrs. Albert and Joan Buckley Mr. and Mrs. John and Nancy Buckley Mr. Thomas J. Buckley, III Building Trades Employers’ Association Mr. Timothy J. Burke Mr. and Mrs. Brian and Julie Byrne Mr. and Mrs. Charles Byrne Jr. Mr. William L. Byrnes Mr. and Mrs. Stephen and Maura Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Callery Mr. and Mrs. Alberto and Bertha Calvo Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Campion Ms. Tracy Campion Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Caniff, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Canty Carol McKean Events Ms. Nancy J. Caruso Casey & Hayes, Inc. 2010 Annual Report | CROSSINGS 15

Our Generous Supporters Mr. and Mrs. John and Annette Casey Mr. and Mrs. Stephen and Norma Casey Mr. David L. Castaldi Cav Corp.

Charitable Auto Resources, Inc. Ms. Marianne Chisholm City of Brockton Mr. and Mrs. Redmond L. Clevenger Cole Hersee Co. Mr. George A. Coleman, Jr. Congress Asset Management Company Congress Wealth Management Attorney and Mrs. David G. Conlin Connell Limited Partnership Mr. Patrick L. Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Paul and K. Lynnell Connolly Mr. and Mrs. James E. Coppola Ms. Elizabeth Corwin Mr. Barry E. Coscia Mr. Thomas C. Cosgrove Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Judith Costello Mr. Paul B. Cotter Mr. and Mrs. Donald and Mildred Coutu Dr. and Mrs. Richard Culliton Cummings Properties Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Curtis Dr. Kevin Daly and Dr. Wendy Zenzen Mr. Joseph D’Arrigo De Iulis Brothers Construction Mr. and Mrs. Phillip and Lisa DeCristo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DeSimone Mr. and Mrs. John and Anna Detore Deutsche Bank Alex Brown, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Armand Devoe Mr. and Mrs. Dino Di Palma Ms. Eileen M. Dineen Dr. Patricia M. Dinneen Ms. Kathryn Donelin Ms. Leah Donnelly Mr. John D. Donovan and Ms. Donna L. Hale Mr. Mark Dooling Mr. and Mrs. Walter and Doris Downey Mrs. Jane A. Driscoll 16 CROSSINGS | www.ccab.org

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and Maureen Driscoll Mr. Thomas J. Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Duffy Mr. Michael K. Durkin and Ms. Ann Bersani Ms. Margaret A. Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Sandra Edgerley Mr. Daniel F. Egan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gary F. Egan Mr. and Mrs. James and Kathleen Elcock Mr. and Mrs. C. Herbert and Pauline Emilson Emmanuel College Estate of David S. Lynch Estate of James A. Kearney Estate of Mary C. Dowd Estate of Mary T. Kowalker Mr. and Mrs. Donald and Sheila Evans Mrs. Mary E. Fallon Mr. and Mrs. S. Warren and Lois Farrell Fay McCabe Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ferrera Dr. and Mrs. Melvin and Mary Elizabeth Field Dr. John and Mrs. Joy Fisher Mr. and Mrs. John and Margaret Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. William and Barbara Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. John G. Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Mark and Maura Flaherty Mr. Joseph M. Flynn Ms. Lucy A. Flynn Folan Waterproofing and Construction Co., Inc. Reverend Paul R.E. Francis Friars of the Atonement Mr. and Mrs. Christopher and Hilary Gabrieli Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Mary Anne Galehouse Ms. Sharon G. Gallagher Ms. Phyllis R. Gantley Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Gear Mr. Matthew T. Gellene Mr. Alfred Gerardin Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Elizabeth Gilleran

Mr. and Mrs. Edward and Barbara Gillespie Mr. and Mrs. John H. Gillespie Mr. Donald D. Gilligan and Ms. Regina L. Maniscalco GivingExpress Program from American Express Mr. and Mrs. Edward Glaeser Gleason Insurance Agency Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Ann Gleason Mr. Thomas P. Glynn, III and Ms. Mary Lou Batt Google, Inc. Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce Ms. Carol A. Groden Ms. Suzanne Grubis Mr. F. Raymond Hardy Harvard Cooperative Society Haverhill Female Benevolent Society Hawthorne Hotel F. Dale Hayes Mrs. Joanne Hayes-Rines Signature Health Care Ms. Mildred M. Hehir Mr. Paul L. Hennessey Mrs. Patricia A. Hickey Mr. and Mrs. William Hicks Holy Family Parish - Gloucester Holy Name Parish - West Roxbury Mr. and Mrs. Charles and Marjorie Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Joan Horan Ms. Mary Louise Howard Mr. and Mrs. Guerard and Ann Howkins Attorney John D. and Mrs. Linda M. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Warren and Janet Hutchison IBM Employee Services Center Mr. and Mrs. Leif and Carol Jacobsen Ms. Elizabeth A. Jakubowski Jay Cashman Company, Inc. Johnny Cupcakes, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John and Grace Joyce Mr. and Mrs. John and Nancy Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Jon and Yvette Kanter Ms. Elizabeth A. M. Karpati Mr. Robert N. Karpp Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Kearns

Our Generous Supporters Keches Law Group, P.C. Mr. James J. Keegan Kelleher Family Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Nancy Kelleher Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand and Cynthia Kelley Ms. Sheila K. Kelley, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. George and Marjorie Kennard Mr. and Mrs. Daniel and Donna Kenslea Ms. Jill Ker Conway Mr. and Mrs. Charles and Barbara Killian Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kingsley Attorney and Mrs. Paul and Claire Kingston Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Kirk, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey and Katherine Klinger Mr. William E. Knight Knights of Columbus - Framingham KPMG LLP Ms. Mary E. Kuconis L and M Kraus Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Mary La Camera Mr. Mark A. LaCamera Mr. Rory P. Laughna Mr. Joseph R. Levis Loh Family Ms. Ann N. Lomuto Longwood Security Services, Inc. Loomis Sayles & Company, LP Mr. Richard C. Lord Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lucchini Honorable James P. Lynch, Jr. Mr. Thomas M. Lynch Dr. Paul E. MacDonald and Mrs. Lee MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. John and Rosemary MacKinnon Malcolm F. MacLean, III, Esq. Ms. Barbara P. Madden Mr. and Mrs. James and Sarah Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Kathleen Mahoney Mr. Michael A. Walsh and Ms. Maureen P. Manning Ms. Kelly J. Marciano Ms. Ann Martin McSweeney

Mr. and Mrs. Philip and Lauren Martin Mr. Rashaun J. Martin Mr. and Mrs. John C. Martini Mr. Gerald F. Masaitis, D.D.S. Massachusetts Convention Center Authority Massachusetts Institute of Technology Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Mastendino Ms. Catherine Matlon Mr. Brian McCabe Ms. Janet D. McCarthy Ms. Kathleen M. Hackett and Mr. Marty McCarthy Philip E. McCarthy, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Edward and Mary McCauley Mr. and Mrs. Brian and Jeanne McDavitt Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Ellen McGarty Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McGinness Mr. and Mrs. Sean and Lisa McGrath Mr. and Mrs. William McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Meehan Mr. and Mrs. Kevin and Ginny Meskell Microtech Staffing Group Mr. and Mrs. John and Marilyn Mohan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Patricia Moore Mr. Gordon W. Moran Mr. and Mrs. John J. and Kathleen M. Moriarty Mr. Michael J. Mosher Mr. and Mrs. James and Judith Mumford Mr. and Mrs. James and Martha Mungovan Ms. Joyce A. Murphy Deacon Michael Murphy Mr. Robert F. Murphy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald and Mary Murray Ms. Mary R. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Maureen Murray Mr. Denis Murtagh Network For Good Newport Creative Communications Ms. Anne B. Nigro

Mrs. Warren Nigro Mr. John D. Oakes Ms. Patricia O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Philip and Barbara O’Connell Mr. William J. O’Connell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and Kathy O’Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. P. O’Donnell, Jr. Office of the Regional Vicar - Merrimack Valley Ms. Carol M. O’Kane Mr. Kevin J. O’Leary and Ms. Keven C. Howe Mr. Thomas E. O’Leary Mrs. Anne F. O’Neill Mr. Stephen O’Neill Order of Malta Mr. and Mrs. John and Diane O’Shaughnessy Reverend William B. Palardy Mr. Roger A. Patkin Mr. and Mrs. John and Susan Pennini Planning Office for Urban Affairs Mr. John P. Polcari, Jr. and Mrs. Lucille Salhany Mr. Declan Flattery and Ms. Mary M. Poluikis Mr. Joseph B. Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs. Randolph S. Powers Mr. G. Daniel Prigmore Mr. and Mrs. George and Roseleen Pyne Mr. Robert H. Quigley, Jr. Mr. Brian A. Rak Mr. and Mrs. Darryl and Deborah Rambo Mr. Robert F. Ramrath Mr. Joseph P. Reardon Reebok International, LTD Mr. and Mrs. John and Joan Regan Regis College Mr. Joseph Rizzo and Ms. Mary L. Ryan Robert N. Karpp Company, Inc. Rockland Trust Company Rodman Ford Sales, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Edward and Susan Rogalski Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Carol Rose RSM McGladery 2010 Annual Report | CROSSINGS 17

Our Generous Supporters Attorney and Mrs. Joseph F. Ryan Deacon and Mrs. Kenneth N. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Ryan Mr. Thomas F. Ryan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ryder Sacred Heart Parish - Roslindale Mr. Jack Satter Mr. and Mrs. R. David Schelzi Mr. Joseph J. Schirripa and Mrs. Christine Dion-Schirripa Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Catherine Schneider Seegel, Lipshutz & Wilchins, PC Mr. and Mrs. John and Barbara Shaughnessy Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Shaughnessy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Shay, Sr. Shea Insurance Group Mr. and Mrs. James W. Shea Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Gertrude Shea Ms. Patricia M. Sheehan Mrs. Gertrude F. Shelley Mr. and Mrs. Alan and Vivien Sheng Mr. and Mrs. Stephen and Ann Sherman Shetland Properties Ms. Carol A. Smith Mr. Jonathan Smith and Ms. Rosella M. Campion Ms. Jennifer Smyth Mr. Kevin Concannon and Ms. Laura Sorgi Mr. and Mrs. Peter and Lea Sorgi Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Soucy St. Catherine of Siena Parish - Norwood St. Catherine of Siena School - Norwood St. John the Evangelist Parish - North Chelmsford St. John the Evangelist School - Beverly St. Joseph Parish - Malden St. Joseph the Worker Shrine - Lowell St. Maria Goretti Parish - Lynnfield St. Mary of the Annunciation Parish - Danvers St. Mary Parish - Lynn St. Richard Parish - Danvers Ms. Carolyn R. Stall 18 CROSSINGS | www.ccab.org

State Street Bank and Trust Company Dr. and Mrs. John Steriti Stop & Shop Mr. Gil Sullivan Mr. John J. Sullivan Ms. Kerry H. Sullivan Reverend Robert E. Sullivan, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. William F. and Mary Sullivan Dr. William H. and Mrs. Susan Sullivan Ms. Debra Surner Mrs. Judith Swanson Mr. Josaphat Tango Mrs. Nancy Tartol Teamsters Union 25 Mr. William J. Teuber, Jr. The Chubb Corporation The Murphy Insurance Group Thermal Circuits Ms. Elizabeth J. Thibeault Mr. Kevin Thomas Ms. Mary L. Treseler Mr. David L. Trombino Universalist Unitarian Church - Haverhill Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Vacovec Mr. and Mrs. Linso van der Burg Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Mr. Donald Viano Ms. Claudia A. Viglione W. T. Rich Company Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wahle Mr. E. Denis Walsh Mr. and Mrs. James and Annellen Walsh Mr. Michael A. Walsh and Ms. Maureen P. Manning Ms. Patricia R. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Megan Way WBUR WCVB-TV Mr. Kevin D. Weir Wellesley Financial Advisors, LLC Ms. Barbara L. Whalen Ms. Catherine Curran & Mr. Mark Whelan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Lois White Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Carol Witt

Mr. and Mrs. Gary and Beth Woods Ms. Janice K. Zika Mr. Paul Zine Mr. Jonathan M. Zorn Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Zwelling Foundation Supporters A. Raymond Tye & Family Charitable Trust Adelaide Breed Bayrd Foundation Alfred Chase Foundation Arbella Charitable Foundation Aubert J. Fay Charitable Fund Bank of America Barr Foundation Black Ministerial Alliance Blanche Walsh Trust BNY Mellon Boston Bruins Charitable Foundation, Inc. Boston Capacity Tank Bushrod H. Campbell and Adah F. Hall Charity Fund C. Pringle Charitable Foundation Cambridge Community Foundation Charles Hayden Foundation Charles H. Farnsworth Trust Children’s Trust Fund Citizens Bank Foundation Citizens Energy Consumer Action MoneyWise Stipend Copeland Family Foundation, Inc. Culture for Change Dunn Family Charitable Foundation Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation Elizabeth Childs Murphy Trust Enterprise Charitable Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund First Literacy Gardiner Howland Shaw Foundation Goddard Health Foundation Greater Lynn Social Services Harold Brooks Foundation Harvard Catalyst Hyams Foundation John C. and Eunice B. Morrison Charitable Foundation John H. MacNair Charitable Fund Liberty Mutual Lombard Family Foundation Massachusetts Bar Foundation

Our Generous Supporters Metrowest Community Healthcare Foundation Mt. Washington Charitable Foundation Nathaniel and Elizabeth P. Stevens Foundation North Shore United Way NSTAR Foundation Old Colony Planning Council PDBK Charitable Foundation Perpetual Trust Project Bread Rite Aid Foundation Sailors’ Snug Harbor Salem Trust Schwab Charitable Fund Shaughnessy Charitable Trust Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, Kentucky Suffolk Construction’s Red and Blue Foundation Inc. The Boston Foundation The Bostonian Group Charitable Foundation, Inc. The Flatley Foundation The Highland Street Foundation The Linden Foundation The Lynch Foundation The Sarah G. McCarthy Foundation The Stride Rite Charitable Foundation The Two Commandments Foundation Theodore Edson Parker Foundation TJX Foundation Tufts Health Plan Foundation United States Conference of Catholic Bishops United Way of Greater Plymouth County United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley United Way of Rhode Island United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania United Way of Tri-County United Way of Tri-State Verizon Foundation Walmart Foundation Wellington Management Foundation Wellpoint Foundation Winn Family Charitable Foundation Yawkey Foundation II

In-Kind Supporters During fiscal year 2010 many generous donors supported our programs with non-cash gifts.

Alfred F. DeScenza & Sons, Inc. AMR Research, Inc. Ms. Fran Aronis Artists for Humanity Birthday Wishes Bishop Fenwick High School Boston Coffee Cake Bostonian Group Insurance Agency, Inc. Capron Lighting & Sound Co. Central Catholic High School Cinnamon Shore Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Collins Mr. Michael Coyne Cramer Production Business Trust Fantini Baking Company, Inc. Full View Communications Garelick Farms Gourmet Caterers Greater Boston Food Bank Ms. Clavenda Hall-Varfley Hannaford Supermarket Hughes Oil Immaculate Conception Parish - Everett Jafco Food, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas and Mary Kenney LensCap Productions Market Basket Mr. Shawn Martin Ms. Cheri A. Maw Merrimack Valley Food Bank Most Blessed Sacrament Parish - Wakefield Dr. and Mrs. John and Eileen Murphy NSTAR/Citizens Energy Mr. Hugh O’Neill Our Lady of the Assumption Parish - Lynnfield Our Lady Star of the Sea Parish - Marblehead

Pepperidge Farm Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston Ropes & Gray, LLP S&B - Lowell Sacred Heart Parish - Manchester Sodexo Food Service St. Agnes Parish - Reading St. Ann Parish - Peabody St. Anthony of Padua Parish - Revere St. Athanasius Parish - Reading St. Florence Parish - Wakefield St. Irene Parish - Carlisle St. John Knits, Inc. St. John the Baptist - Haverhill St. John the Baptist Parish - Peabody St. John the Evangelist Parish - North Chelmsford St. John’s Ladies Sodality - Swampscott St. Joseph Parish - Wakefield St. Mary of the Assumption Parish St. Mary Parish - Chelmsford St. Mary’s High School - Lynn St. Michael Parish - Bedford St. Michael Parish - Lowell St. Paul Parish - South Hamilton St. Robert Bellarmine Parish - Andover St. Thomas of Villanova Parish - Wilmington Stonehill College Mrs. Susan Strauss Tavern In The Square The Ink Spot The Shaw’s Center Univ. of Mass. Campus Center Conference Veterans Affairs Mr. and Mrs. Eric Wise YMCA Early Learning Program

All gifts received between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010 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.

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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, 2010 and 2009

Operating Support and Revenue Support: Contributions and fundraising Contributions from United Way organizations Roman Catholic Archbishop of Boston-Contributions including In-kind of $661,554 in 2010 and $566,799 in 2009

2010

2009

5,982,205 1,278,820

15.6% 3.3%

6,828,954 1,710,868

17.0% 4.3%

800,761

2.1%

625,177

1.6%

8,061,786

21.0%

9,164,999

22.9%

Revenue: Individuals fees Medicaid and Medicare fees Commercial Insurance fees Other Contracts from governmental and other agencies Grants Total program service fees, grants and contract revenues:

2,874,940 2,321,464 731,736 15,666 19,519,281 2,212,440 27,675,527

7.5% 6.1% 1.9% 0.0% 51.0% 5.8% 72.3%

2,852,158 1,877,640 779,090 48,692 20,228,468 2,514,372 28,300,420

7.1% 4.7% 1.9% 0.1% 50.3% 6.3% 70.4%

Investment income related to spending policy Miscellaneous revenue Net Assets Released from Restrictions - Used for operations Total Unrestricted Support and Revenue:

371,544 1.0% 88,363 0.2% 2,077,633 5.4% 38,274,853 100.0%

451,344 1.1% 110,853 0.3% 2,171,667 5.4% 40,199,283 100.0%

18,594,711 13,233,211 2,049,553

48.6% 34.6% 5.3%

18,302,067 13,264,959 1,971,888

45.5% 33.0% 4.9%

33,877,475

88.5%

33,538,914

83.4%

4,966,495 1,741,316 6,707,811

13.0% 4.5% 17.5%

5,149,920 1,496,374 6,646,294

12.8% 3.7% 16.5%

Total Support:

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 Expenses: Increase (Decrease) from Operations Other Changes in Unrestricted Net Assets: Investment earnings Contribution income - merger Pension related changes other than net periodic pension cost Gain on sale of property Forgiveness of debt and other Net Assets released used for property and equipment Contributions for long term purposes-capital Carrying costs for non-operating property held for sale Investment earnings used for operations under the spending policy Changes in net assets before discontinued operations Loss from Discontinued Operations Increase (Decrease) in Unrestricted Net Assets: 20 CROSSINGS | www.ccab.org

40,585,286 106.0% (2,310,433)

-6.0%

40,185,208 100.0% 14,075

855,237 504,828 446,000 361,974 313,341 120,117 115,353 (34,880) (257,057) 114,480

(1,151,335)

(50,084)

(140,438)

64,396

(5,399,400)

(3,878,000)

72,250 (315,952) (5,258,962)

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Numbers Served At A Glance Our service sites throughout Eastern Massachusetts provided the following assistance to 200,237 of our neediest neighbors this past year: Basic Needs Emergency Services Food ................................................................................................................... 118,223 Rent/Mortgage ...................................................................................................... 2,438 Utilities ................................................................................................................. 1,384 Clothing.....................................................................................................................

874 Infant Supplies.......................................................................................................... 586 Holiday assistance .............................................................................................. 20,625 Grief counseling support ....................................................................................... 971 Information and referral ..................................................................................... 24,277 Total Basic Needs Emergency Services ..................................................... 169,388 Enabled young adults to be better parents ......................................................... 1,436 Offered intensive support programs for families at risk .................................... 574 Conducted information searches for adoptees ...................................................... 511 Provided support to grandparents raising grandchildren ..................................... 121 Cared for people living with AIDS ............................................................................ 55 Treated people with behavioral health and substance abuse problems .............. 3,350 Cared for children through our child care programs ...........................................1,730 Assisted immigrants and refugees .................................................................... 14,119 Enriched the lives of inner city kids through camperships ................................... 281 Provided visiting nurse and home health services ................................................ 415 Provided counseling support and home visiting service to elders .....................5,815 Sheltered families and individuals .......................................................................... 263 Counseled children and adolescents .................................................................. 728 Helped students earn GED and job readiness skills ............................................. 1,451 Total ongoing services ....................................................................................... 30,849 TOTAL ASSISTED .............................................................................................. 200,237 Thanks to the vast array of services offered by Catholic Charities, our clients may benefit from more than one service.

Catholic Charities Archdiocese of Boston

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