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CRISTO RE Y NE W YORK HIGH SCHOOL 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Letter from the Board Chair....... 2
Prepared for Careers................ 10
Donors.................................... 20
Letter from the President........... 3
Prepared for Life...................... 14
Leadership.............................. 26
The Cristo Rey Difference.......... 4
Financials............................... 18
Support Us.............................. 28
Prepared for College.................. 6
REDEFINING
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Since opening our doors in 2004, Cristo Rey New York High School (CRNYHS) has been redefining what it means to be a “prep school.” At CRNYHS, our definition of prep means more. CRNYHS disproves the notion that prep schools are only for the economically advantaged, as we strive to give students exclusively from low-income backgrounds a college preparatory education and real-world work experience. With our practice of never raising the price of tuition and our innovative Corporate Work Study Program, CRNYHS is confronting the education opportunity gap headfirst.
At CRNYHS, we’re not just preparing our students for college; our mission goes well beyond that. We are preparing them for careers, and for life.
LETTER FROM
THE BOARD CHAIR Michigan, University of Virginia, Tufts, Northwestern, and the United States Naval Academy
Dear Friends of Cristo Rey, As we begin our 15th academic year, I would like to take a moment to reflect on the progress we have made as a school in delivering on our mission and share my thoughts on our exciting future as we welcome our new President, Dan Dougherty. Since opening our doors in 2004 with a vision to close the achievement gap in education in our community, our leadership team, faculty, staff, and volunteers have constantly challenged themselves to deliver a rigorous academic and Corporate Work Study Program which prepares our students for college and beyond. Our results speak loudly: •
To date, 98% of our 861 graduates have enrolled in college
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78% of our graduates have either graduated from college or are on track to graduate
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Our alumni have attended the likes of Princeton, Brown, Cornell, Williams, Amherst, Middlebury, Georgetown, Boston College,
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Through our Corporate Work Study Program, our students have worked at leading financial services firms, law firms, accounting firms, media and entertainment firms, and health care companies
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Our six-year college graduation rate of 64% is more than quadruple the national average for low-income individuals
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30 of our CRNYHS graduates have received or are pursuing post-secondary degrees
These results are the by-product of years of planning, commitment, and passion for our mission by our iconic founders, Father Joseph P. Parkes, S.J. and Bill Ford. After 14 years as our leader and President, Fr. Parkes turned the reins over to Dan Dougherty on July 1st of this year. With the recent completion of our capital campaign which fortified our endowment, our school has never been more financially secure. The impact Fr. Parkes has made on CRNYHS and on those of us who have had the honor of working with him is immeasurable. The best way for us to show Fr. Parkes our appreciation for his years of love, dedication, and support is to continue to advance the mission of CRNYHS. As we welcome Dan Dougherty as our second President of CRNYHS, I believe you will find his passion for our mission and his vision for our future to be inspiring. Dan appreciates our challenges as a school and the expectations that our constituents have for our students. Dan and I very much look forward to continuing to deliver on the CRNYHS mission that you have entrusted with us. On behalf of my fellow Trustees, our leadership team, and our faculty, we thank you for your tremendous support of CRNYHS and your commitment to helping us transform the lives of our students. With gratitude,
Kyle L. Miller Cristo Rey New York High School Board Chair
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THE PRESIDENT since their “prep” isn’t just academic, it’s also professional. The Corporate Work Study Program redefines the college prep curriculum and introduces students to careers in top-flight corporations. Since 2004, Cristo Rey New York truly has been redefining college prep education. Our outstanding English teachers instruct that “redefining” is a present participle that can be a verb form (as in the preceding sentence) and also an adjective. As an adjective, “redefining” describes the kind of “prep” our students receive. How is “prep” at CRNYHS “redefining?” A CRNYHS education transforms those who experience it. It offers the opportunity to redefine one’s future, to alter the trajectory of one’s life.
Dear Friends, The stereotypical college prep school evokes images of ivy-covered buildings surrounded by expansive lawns in a bucolic setting. Expensive tuition restricts access to the affluent and influential. Families send one generation after another to such schools, sometimes to study in libraries bearing their name. For fourteen years, Cristo Rey New York High School has been reimagining preparatory education. The theme of the 2017-2018 Annual Report is “Redefining Prep.” In these pages, you will read how our modest building in East Harlem opens its doors to promising young men and women who lack the finances to afford traditional prep schools. Rather than following a well-worn path, virtually all will be first-generation college attendees. Our Lions spend hours studying, but they think of the library as their office
This report will chronicle several of those life-changing stories. For those of us blessed to work at CRNYHS, the experience redefines us, too. Our students inspire us with their hard work, their care for others, and their spirit. I hope your experience of CRNYHS similarly inspires you. Thank you for making the work of CRNYHS possible. Your support breathes life into the redefined prep that propels our students toward promising futures. Since the school’s founding, Fr. Joseph P. Parkes, S.J. has connected the resources you provide with the deserving students who turn opportunities into successes. Fr. Parkes concluded his term as president in June 2018, but not before redefining what it means to prepare one’s successor. I will be forever grateful for the time Joe spent with me over the past year to execute the presidential handoff. Eli Manning of our beloved New York Football Giants couldn’t have done it better. Thanks, Joe. Viva Cristo Rey New York High School!
Daniel T. Dougherty Cristo Rey New York High School President
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THE CRISTO REY
DIFFERENCE Fulfilling a Worthy Mission Cristo Rey New York High School is a Catholic, co-ed, college-prep school, part of the national Cristo Rey Network. • We serve students of all faiths who have demonstrated the potential and motivation to achieve success and who do not have the educational background or financial means to attend another private, college-prep school. • Guided by the spirit of care for the individual, cura personalis, we challenge all our students with a rigorous academic curriculum and a demanding work-internship program. • Our ultimate goal is that our students will graduate from college and become professionals for others, transforming the world for the good of their families and society.
Serving the Underserved Cristo Rey New York is committed to serving the most underserved of our population in terms of both income and education. The average family income of our students has never exceeded $35,000 and 86% of current students are eligible for Federal free or reduced lunch. A traditional prep school education is out of financial reach. Further, the majority of our 369-person student body comes to Cristo Rey from under-resourced middle schools in East Harlem, Washington Heights, and the Bronx, with severe learning gaps in their education. CRNYHS’ rigorous curriculum and individualized approach to each student’s education ensures that our graduates leave prepared for college and careers thereafter.
Mitigating the High Cost of College Prep To help offset the cost of their education, each CRNYHS student works one day a week in an entry-level job at a top-flight firm in New York as part of the Corporate Work Study Program (CWSP). Their hard work allows us to keep our tuition the lowest in Manhattan at $2,000. Additionally, 85% of our families receive financial aid and on average pay only $1,125—much less than the average $22,496 tuition for New York State private schools.1
“New York Private High Schools By Tuition Cost.” Private School Review, www.privateschoolreview.com/tuition-stats/new-york/high. Accessed 20 September 2018. 1
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98% OF OUR 861 GRADUATES HAVE ENROLLED IN COLLEGE. MORE THAN DOUBLE THE NATIONAL AVERAGE FOR LOW-INCOME STUDENTS (46%).
78% HAVE EITHER GRADUATED FROM COLLEGE OR ARE ON TRACK TO GRADUATE.
A COLLEGE GRADUATION RATE MORE THAN FOUR TIMES THAT OF THEIR SOCIOECONOMIC PEERS (15%).
PROVIDING A CRITICAL PATHWAY OUT OF POVERTY
The difference in lifetime earnings between a college graduate and a high school graduate is one million dollars. 2
Anthony P. Carnevale, Stephen J. Rose and Ban Cheah. Executive Summary of “The College Payoff: Education, Occupations, Lifetime Earnings.” Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce, 2011. p. 2. 2
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College was always the dream, but it seemed out of reach before I came to CRNYHS. Just a few years ago, the college application process seemed incomprehensible to Justo Hierro, a senior and an aspiring first-generation college student. He credits the support and encouragement of the Cristo Rey faculty and staff, who from day one set high expectations for him. As a freshman, Justo looked to the upperclassmen at Cristo Rey New York High School
as his mentors. He saw their success and realized that with the help and guidance of Cristo Rey, college was within reach. Two months into his senior year, the College
I know precisely what I want to do and how I’m going to do it. Counseling Office has become his second home. He has visited several college campuses and has carefully crafted his college list. His counselors will work with him to navigate each step of
the admissions and financial aid processes, ensuring that he makes the right college choice academically, financially, and socially. Justo came to Cristo Rey to fulfill his family’s dream that he would attend college. Cristo Rey has ensured that this dream will become his reality.
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THE CLASS OF 2018 IS PREPARED FOR COLLEGE
READY. CRNYHS’ Class of 2018 set a new standard in college-readiness. CRNYHS helped these students close the gap between their potential and their performance by exposing them to a comprehensive and demanding curriculum and giving them academic and emotional support designed to their specific needs.
WILLING. Cristo Rey New York High School’s Class of 2018 continued the tradition of earning and choosing to take their seats at top schools across the country.
Class of 2018 College Decision List Assumption College Babson College Bucknell University California College of the Arts Catholic University Colgate University (3) College of New Rochelle College of the Holy Cross Columbia University CUNY Baruch CUNY City College (2) CUNY City Tech (4) CUNY Guttman CUNY Hunter (5) CUNY John Jay (4) CUNY Lehman (2)
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Dartmouth College Fairfield University (2) Fordham University (12) Franklin & Marshall College Hamilton College Iona College (2) Ithaca College Lafayette College Le Moyne College (3) Marist College (2) Mercy College (4) Mount Saint Mary College (2) Nazareth College New York University Rochester Institute of Technology (2) St. Bonaventure University
St. Francis College (3) St. John Fisher College (2) St. Michael’s College (2) St. Thomas Aquinas College SUNY Brockport SUNY Buffalo State SUNY New Paltz (5) SUNY Old Westbury (2) SUNY Oneonta SUNY Purchase (2) SUNY Stony Brook Syracuse University University of Scranton Williams College Parentheses indicate the number of students who have chosen to attend the school.
The Class of 2018 is poised to take hold of their dream to go to college thanks to their hard work and CRNYHS’ crucial guidance on how to navigate and secure scholarship and financial aid opportunities. 50% of seniors were chosen for a scholarship program at their selected college or university—programs designed to provide supportive services and financial aid to high-potential students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. The average billed cost of college for the Class of 2018 is $37,250 per year, our students will pay only an average of $5,300.
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99% OF THE CRNYHS CLASS OF 2018 DIRECTLY ENROLLED AT A FOUR-YEAR COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY. The Cristo Rey New York High School Class of 2018 achieved benchmark results:
$ ACT scores improved
Top admittances earned
Choice scholarships awarded
The Class of 2018 out-scored all previous classes on the ACT, with an average score of 22.67.
80% of the Class of 2018 attend colleges and universities rated selective or better.*
The Class of 2018 received over $11.6 million in scholarships including merit scholarships.
They improved their composite scores by 5.12 points from 9th to 12th grade, and out-scored the national average for firstgeneration college students in every ACT subject.
Schools include Columbia University, Dartmouth College, Williams College, Colgate University, Hamilton College, New York University, and Franklin & Marshall College.
In addition, graduates from the Class of 2018 were named: • QuestBridge Scholars • Posse Scholars • Jackie Robinson Foundation Scholars
*Rated “selective,” “more selective,” or “most selective” by U.S. News & World Report
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The Cristo Rey Corporate Work Study Program shaped my career path and defined my future. Lianne Figueroa, Class of 2012, began working at the law firm Kramer Levin as a freshman at CRNYHS, and she’s been there ever since! When Lianne first started, she was a shy 14-yearold, stepping foot into a corporate office for the first time. Through the Corporate Work Study Program, she learned how to communicate more effectively and found that she could be an accepted and valued member of a
professional environment even at a young age. Working at Kramer Levin simultaneously taught her how to be resourceful and efficient when working
Working helped give me a sense of confidence and I will keep that for the rest of my life. independently, and how to collaborate and be creative when working as part of a team, skills she would need for college as well as to grow in the workplace.
After graduating from CRNYHS, she continued to keep in touch with her supervisors and mentors at Kramer Levin, which led to internships while she attended SUNY Binghamton and eventually a full-time post-grad offer. She is now a Legal Recruiting and Diversity Assistant at Kramer Levin.
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THE CRISTO REY NEW YORK CORPORATE WORK STUDY PROGRAM
OUR STUDENTS EARN 40% OF THE COST OF THEIR EDUCATION. A critical component of the Cristo Rey New York experience is our Corporate Work Study Program (CWSP), an innovative educational and financial model that allows students to receive a private, college preparatory education while getting invaluable work experience. Begun as a funding mechanism, CWSP has blossomed into the cornerstone of a Cristo Rey education. Each student works one day a week in an entry-level job at a top-flight firm in New York. Students gain unparalleled work experience and mentorship in corporate America. This experience is an essential part of our students’ growth—it enables students to contribute directly to the cost of their education while exposing them to the professional world—learning firsthand the values of hard work, responsibility, and ambition.
Engaging Our Corporate Work Study Clients We have clients from almost every sector, ranging from banking to fashion to publishing. Our CWSP team matches students to jobs where they think they will be most successful. We have a dedicated Managing & Sales Director who recruits new clients and who is a valuable liaison for current clients. We work hard to ensure that the program provides real value to our clients as well as our students.
Balancing School and Work for Students Students go to work on the same day each week with their whole grade, except for freshmen, who are split up and work on two separate days. This makes scheduling classes as simple as possible for the upper grades while giving freshmen the additional individualized support that they need from the CWSP team during their first year of work.
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2018 – 2019 CORPORATE WORK STUDY CLIENTS ACCOUNTING & AUDITING Baker Tilly Virchow Krause BDO USA, LLP KPMG, LLP PricewaterhouseCoopers BANKS & INVESTMENT BANKS American Express Bank Hapoalim BNP Bank Paribas Citigroup Clarion Partners CM Finance Credit Suisse First Republic Bank IDB Bank JP Morgan Chase Legg Mason Mitsubishi UFJ Securities Morgan Stanley Popular Bank Sandler O’Neill + Partners Stifel Financial Corp. CONSULTING G100 Companies McKinsey & Company COMMUNICATIONS Exec/Comm FASHION Bespoke Post Michael Kors PVH Corp Salvatore Ferragamo HOSPITALS, HEALTHCARE, & REHABILITATION Columbia Medical Center Lott Residence Mount Sinai Hospitals NY Presbyterian Hospitals
Somos Community Care Terence Cardinal Cooke Health Care Center United Healthcare Services HUMAN SERVICES America Media Archcare Archdiocese of New York Association to Benefit Children Catholic Medical Mission Board Council on Accreditation Henry Street Settlement Lenox Hill Neighborhood House LSA Family Services Marble Collegiate Church New York Common Pantry Tuesday’s Children Union Settlement YMCA Vanderbilt INSURANCE Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. CNA Insurance MetLife New York Life Insurance Transatlantic Reinsurance Company INVESTMENT ADVISORS & FUNDS AllianceBernstein Brigade Capital Management Capital Group Companies Cohen and Steers Grace Global Capital ING Investcorp International Marubeni Corporation
National Financial Partners New York Life Investment Management Oppenheimer Funds Parkview Wealth Management Probitas Partners The Blackstone Group L.P. Titan Advisors Voya Investment Management LAW Akin Gump Debevoise & Plimpton Holland & Knight Jones Day Kelley Drye & Warren Kramer, Levin, Naftalis & Frankel Manatt, Phelps, Phillips McDermott, Will & Emery Richards, Kibbe & Orbe Satterlee Stephens Seward & Kissel Sidley Austin Skadden Arps Weil, Gotshal & Manges Windels Marx Lane & Mittendorf, LLP
PHARMACEUTICALS Pfizer PRIVATE EQUITY INVESTORS Centerbridge Partners PUBLISHING HarperCollins Publishers Macmillan Publishing William H. Sadlier Inc. REAL ESTATE, CONSTRUCTION, & ENGINEERING Ascendant Neighborhood Development Brookfield Properties Eurotech Construction HDR, Inc. LCP Group Tenth Avenue Holdings RETAIL FromYouFlowers.com SCHOOLS & EDUCATION Classroom Inc. Epiphany School Immaculate Conception School Our Lady Queen of Angels St. Ann’s School Student Sponsor Partners Turtle Bay Music School
MEDIA, BROADCASTING, & ADVERTISING CBS Global Distribution Group Interpublic Group Inc. MultiVu
SECURITY DGA Security Systems SPORTS Major League Baseball
GOVERNMENT New York Supreme Court, Appellate Division
TECHNOLOGY & DATA Liquidnet Holdings, Inc. MarketAxess
Note: There are CWSP partner clients not listed who wish to remain anonymous.
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The ethos of “cura personalis” stayed with me long after my time at Cristo Rey. Victoria Velazquez, Class of 2010, learned to be a “professional for others” at Cristo Rey. As a result of her high school service work tutoring at a neighborhood Catholic middle school, Victoria decided that she wanted to pursue a career that would allow her to help others. After graduating from Union College with a BA in Psychology, she obtained her Master’s in Mental
Health Counseling and is now on her way to becoming a fully licensed psychotherapist. CRNYHS instilled in her the value of giving back, especially to those in her community.
I am committed to using my skills and passions to advocate for those who cannot advocate for themselves.
“Helping others develop the skills and mental stability to be able to one day achieve their goals and dreams and become better people truly makes me happy.”
She carries that with her into her professional life each and every day.
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CURA PERSONALIS: CARE FOR THE WHOLE PERSON Through our curriculum and the modeling of our staff, we emphasize our human responsibility toward others. Founded from a desire to bring about social justice by closing the achievement gap in education, Cristo Rey New York High School is dedicated to the Jesuit ideal of cura personalis, care for the whole person. While this starts with providing our students with a top-notch college prep education, it does not end there. At CRNYHS, we call each student to develop all their gifts—social, emotional, spiritual, and physical, as well as intellectual. Then we challenge students to put those gifts to work in service of the larger community. “Men and Women for Others” is at the heart of the Cristo Rey mission. It means words alone are not enough—those words need to be put into action. Not only in the classroom or workplace, but through service for others. We actively teach our students how to become caring members of their communities through our social justice and service learning programs.
Social Justice We provide grade-level experiences on an annual cycle of “learning – meeting – doing” justice. Students demonstrate “learning” by studying important curricular themes; “meeting” by attending school-hosted or sponsored encounters with those working for justice aligned with a given curricular theme; and “doing” by participating directly in service alongside faculty and staff.
Service Learning Cristo Rey’s Service Program provides students with opportunities to engage in activities to learn to be “professionals for others.” From group service projects freshman year to 20 hours of service as upperclassmen, our students are involved with a multi-faceted approach to service learning throughout their four years at Cristo Rey.
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We serve and support our students and, in turn, we teach our students to serve and support each other and their communities. We teach them to take responsibility for their lives and to lead with integrity. We encourage them to be active and engaged members of their communities and to learn to be “professionals for others.�
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FY2018
FINANCIALS Cristo Rey New York High School is proud to be supported by a generous and diverse set of donors, enabling us to serve our students and graduates in the best way possible. As we look ahead, we remain committed to fiscal oversight to ensure sustainability and high-quality programming for every student and family we serve.
FIVE-YEAR FINANCIAL ANALYSIS $10M $9M $8M $7M $6M $5M $4M $3M $2M $1M
2018
Revenue
2017
2016
2015
2014
Expenses*
In celebration of Founding President Fr. Joseph P. Parkes’ retirement, CRNYHS held a Legacy Dinner in June 2018. Funds raised at the Legacy Dinner contributed to the increase in revenue from FY2017 to FY2018. *Expenses include depreciation.
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FY2018 REVENUE & EXPENSES HIGHLIGHTS Year ending June 30, 2018
OPERATING REVENUE
$8.1M
Development Revenue 57% Corporate Work Study Program 29% Tuition 6% Other 8%
Instruction & Student Activities 65%
OPERATING EXPENSES
$6.2M
Operation & Maintenance of Plant 10% General & Administrative 19% Development 6%
The difference between the FY18 revenue and FY18 operating expenses resulted from the Legacy Campaign. The additional funds were invested in CRNYHS’ Endowment.
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FY2018 DONORS
THANK YOU. We are grateful to all the individuals, foundations, and corporations who have supported Cristo Rey New York High School since 2004. With your support, our students are achieving our ultimate goal, graduating from college and becoming ‘professionals for others.’ Below is a list of those who gave so generously between July 1, 2017 and June 30, 2018.
INDIVIDUALS, CORPORATIONS, & FOUNDATIONS Sociedad de Valor $1,000,000 +
Cumulatively given since our founding in 2004
Altman Foundation The Louis Calder Foundation The Carson Family Charitable Trust The Charles Hayden Foundation Moglia Family Foundation USA Northeast Province of the Society of Jesus Anonymous Susan and Richard Braddock Valerie M. Vincent † Founders Society $100,000.00 + The Carson Family Charitable Trust Gerstner Family Foundation Maverick Capital Foundation Moglia Family Foundation Robin Hood Foundation The William R. Kenan, Jr. Charitable Trust Susan and Richard Braddock Maurice and Carolyn Cunniffe Althea and Bob Howe Valerie and Jack Rowe Mother Cornelia Connelly Circle $50,000 + Ackermann Memorial Fund Altman Foundation Clare Rose Foundation Gabelli Foundation Inc. Student Sponsor Partners The Charles Hayden Foundation James and Marianne Egan Connie and Kevin Hackett Madeline and Philip Lacovara Colleen and Robert Manfred Elizabeth T. Marren Kyle L. Miller Katherine Sieh-Takata St. Ignatius Loyola Circle $25,000 + The Arrowhead Foundation, Inc. Brothers of the Christian Schools District of E. No. Amer.
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The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation The Chisholm Foundation CME Group Community Foundation John P. and Constance A. Curran Charitable Foundation Georgetown University Linda and Timothy O’Neill Foundation The Healey Family Foundation The Lincoln Fund Major League Baseball James P. and Genevieve M. McLaughlin Family Foundation, Inc. O’Shea Family Foundation Voya Foundation Anonymous (2) Lewis W. Bernard Cynthia Caruso and Francesco Aquila Martin Maleska John O’Rourke Joseph and Jean Sullivan Paul and Chandler Tagliabue John Baptist de la Salle Circle $10,000 + BDO USA, LLP Boies Schiller & Flexner LLP Enright Kearney Foundation The Michael Gordon Foundation, Inc. Charles Lawrence Keith and Clara Miller Foundation The Edmond N. and Virginia H. Moriarty Charitable Foundation Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, LLP Society of the Holy Child Jesus ValMark Securities Global Gift Fund The Peter B. & Adeline W. Ruffin Foundation Richard and Gail Ahern James and Nancy Buckman John and Diane Chachas Lauren and Adam Decker May F. Della Pietra, Sandler O’Neill + Partners Joseph and Cheryl Della Rosa Daniel and Kathleen Denihan Dr. Mark and Heidi DeWaele William and Susan Doran
Brian and Diane Flynn Campbell and Jannie Gerrish Paul and Diane Guenther Bill and Jill Harvey Thomas and Mary Heyman Linda Honan Spenser and Patricia Huston Robert and Kimberly Kay Tani and Michael C. Mauer Armando and Madeline Nuñez Sean and Julie O’Shea Sharon Kinsman Salmon and Tom Salmon Robert and Lauren Steers Susan and Philip Warner Fred and Judith Wilpon Joann and Victor Wright Ita Ford Circle $5,000 + The America House Jesuit Community Best Buy Foundation Brooklyn Benevolent Society CBS Corporation Cristo Rey Network Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Le Moyne College Marble Collegiate Church The Rainis Family Foundation Dennis J. O’Connor, Jr. Scholarship Fund Project Redwood of Tides Foundation Sandler O’Neill + Partners SOMOS Community Care USA Northeast Province of the Society of Jesus Veritext Corp Xavier High School Elizabeth Barney Frederick and Laura Barney Kim Bepler Edward Bosek James and Rita Cain Jessica Dawson O’Brien and Brett O’Brien Kristin and Thomas Dolan Michael and Cece Donoghue Matthew and Suzanne Donohoe Deborah and James Eagan Mary Anne Ford
David Gaunt Patrick Gillespie Stephen Graham Jack and Judy Houlihan Paul and Kim Huchro John and Lauren Julian Ed and Kay Kosnik Susan Larkin James McGroddy Jean-Hugues and Veronique Monier James and Lorraine Murray John and Susan Pettenati Jack and Sarah Raslowsky Marie Santana John Schroeder Francis and Bernadette Serbaroli Dennis and Dorothy Sheahan William and Susan Whelan Gregory Wieczorek Oscar Romero Circle $1,000 + AllianceBernstein Apple Inc. Michael J. Armstrong Memorial Foundation Bucks Creek Foundation Charles Lafitte Foundation CIT Bank The Welles Remy Crowther Charitable Trust Davidson Kempner Capital Management Davis Family Foundation Inc. Fidelity Foundation Fordham Preparatory School Fordham University Gabelli Asset Management The Glenside Fund Goldman, Sachs & Co. New York Life Northwestern Mutual Financial Network Ohnell Family Foundation Rockefeller and Co., Inc. St. Peter’s Preparatory School The Partnership for Inner-City Education Theatermania.com, INC. Xavier Jesuit Community Richard Agresta and Joan O’Connell Susan Anderson
Kevin Baine Mary-Alice Barrett Robert and Willa Baynard Dean and Erin Bellissimo James and Ciara Belliveau Paul and Susan Beyersdorf Mary Claire and Christopher Bonner Eugene Boyle Neal and Vickie Brauweiler Molly Breen Bonnie Brennan Bettina and Brendan Brownyard Marielle and Robert Bush John and Betsy Cahill Joseph Califano Christopher Carty Donald Cassidy Robert Catell Rudy and Emily Cecchi Mary Chisholm Thomas and Mary Jane Conroy Peter Corrigan Robert and Linda Daleo Sean and Linda D’Arcy Sheila and Tony Davidson Adon Davis Frank and Sarah DeGrim Robert Dempsey Thomas Devlin and Samara Barend Angela Dinger Frank and Beatrice Dinger Carolyn Dolan Daniel T. Dougherty and Hee-Sun Hong John and Carole Dowd Dennis and Suzanne Dowden Caron Duffy Michelle and Daniel Egan Madison Farrand Grose and Honora Ahern Grose Patrick and Heidi Farrell John and Karen Ferguson Elizabeth and Daniel Figoni Regina Fitzpatrick Bill Ford and Diana Lane Dr. Elizabeth Ford and Dr. Christina Day John and Kim Ford Rebecca Ford and Martin R. Esteverena Ruth Ford and Richard Owens Robert and Jann Fouke Paul and Jane Frank Joseph Franklin Friends of Brian Walsh Charles Garvin Guthrie Garvin Jane Genster Jennifer and Ronald Gerber James and Seana Gormley Bobbi and Herbert Gstalder John and Becky Halleron John and Serena Hallowell Timothy and Caroline Hawkes Brian and Amy Heese William and Mary Henson Kazimierz and Evelyn Herchold
Linda and Karl Holtzschue James Houlihan Michael and Pat Hyland William Jessup and Barbara Scanlon Jessup Alfred and Sheila Kelly Mark and Kim Kelly Christine Kelley-Kemple and Jim Kemple Brendan and Natalie Kenny Gerold Klauer Tamara Kowal and Peter Sophy Peter and Alice Krause Antonius Kufferath and Sue Meng Thomas Lally John Lauro Robert Lecky Scott and Elizabeth Lenz Carl and Mary Liggio Laura Livaccari and Andrew Herzig Francis and T. Lively, Sr. James and Katie Mahon Kenneth Marino and Barbara McHugh Bernard and Seane Marren Alison Martier Schweizer John and Margaret Martin Paul and Beverley McCurdy Keith McGowan Catalina Gutierrez and Ryan McRae Jim Melican Kenneth and Marsha Mifflin Peggy Miller Zack and Rich Miller-Murphy John Mitchell Denise and Michael Moran Virginia Moriarty Daniel and Maura Mudd Daniel and Jane Murphy Francis and Mary Joan Murphy Cory Nolan Kevin and Karen Norton Dr. Joseph Oechsle Mary O’Rourke Campbell and Patrick O’Shea Stephen Paluszek Pamela Patton and Ivan Galanin Catherine and Jonathan Petty Leslie and Dennis Purcell Thomas Quinlan Eugene Rainis Austin Rogers Matthew Rosenblatt Anne Rudser Elizabeth Rudser Philip and Rebecca Ruegger Joseph and Randi Sack Vikrant and Margarita Sawhney Paul and Eileen Scariano Ali Sise Daniel Smith Elizabeth Smith-Malik Helen Song and Lap Chan Joseph Stangl Douglas and Carol Steenland Edward Stroz
Marcelo Suarez Charlotte and Benjamin Sullivan Francis Vincent Carol Vollmer Andrew and Wistar Wallace Kelly and Bradley Whelan Daniel and Susan White Bill Wing Maureen and Thomas Wright Katharine Drexel Circle $500 + Genentech, Inc. Kelley Drye & Warren, LLP Verizon Foundation James Armstrong Laura Armstrong-Weaver and Ralph N. Weaver Delina Bakalli Sean and Liz Barry Paul and Barbara Becker Greg Bekiaris Sanford Bernhardt Fr. Kenneth Boller, S.J. Al Booth Curt Burwell Joseph Carballeira Bernie Childs Robert and Lorraine Clark Deirdre Coleman Andrew and Carol Coll Cary Corrigan Pierina De La Cruz P’19 Danielle DiCerbo and Michael Daddio Elaine Drummond Michael Elia Jonathan Funk Andrew and Virginia Geist Brian Gonick James and Julie Hallowell James Horan Ian Kerr Keith Kulper David and Lauren La Valle John and Elizabeth Lane Sean Legister Anne Kelley-Kemple and Daniel Liashek Dianne Lob Kara Logan Berlin Carol and Andrew Marcell Bernard Markey David and Caroline Marren Tara McCabe Claire McCormick James McDermott, Jr. Maureen McHugh Kathleen McMahon John and JoAnn Middleton Deirdre Moran Barnes and Paul Barnes Timothy and Kathleen Nevin Lauren and Ted O’Brien Theresa O’Callaghan Richard and Dolores O’Hara Christopher Onorato Tony and Eileen Oroszlany
William and Melissa Peterson Robert Petrocelli Eugene and Frances Porcaro Dorothy and Eric Prideaux Gabriella Romagnuolo Chelsea Ruebling Arthur and Susan Ruegger Mary and Win Rutherfurd Thomas and Meg Sheridan Giovanna Slon Michael and Vicky Spinelli James Sullivan Britt Szostak John Volpe Martin and Melanie Walsh Caroline Whelan Andrew White Peter Woods Anthony and Jane Yezzi William Zielenbach Friends Of Cristo Rey $1 + Bank of America Foundation Bright Funds Foundation Child, Inc. Google, Inc. Harder and Company Community Research The Kula Foundation Network for Good University of Notre Dame Sisters of Christian Charity Sort Savvy, LLC St. Joseph’s Abbey TisBest Philanthropy John Adams Emily Allen Carolina Almonte ’11 Margaret Angello Eduardo Arriaga ’13 Lorena Atiles Devany Baez ’10 Patricia Barrett Elizabeth Layton and Mike Baumgartner Liza Beckler Mary Beckler Tracy Berglass Elinor Biddle Parker Billings Catharine Bishop Melissa Bishop Ira Blumberg David Boadita Megan Bocko Barbara Boller Robert and Jenny Boller Gregory and Dana Bowden Nyisha Bowen Jake Branchaud-Linsk Jimmy Branna Amanda Bresler Jane Brown Ingrid Brownyard
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James Burbage Chase Burrell Jamila Burrell Liam Burrell Jaime Cagigas Robert Cahill Randy Cannoy Cara Caponi Diane Carlson Nancy Carolan Brian Carty, FSC Kathleen and Michael Caruana Maggie Casey Nick Cherico William and Theresa Childs Douglas Chiu Sylvia Cirillo Kelly Clifton Richard and Lori Conklin David and Betty Ann Connolly John and Theresa Corcoran Peter and Irene Coriaty Rory and Debi Corrigan Matthew Croghan Camilo Cruz Kathleen Curley Dancing Dreams Megan Davey Connor Davock Chip and Mary Jo Dawson Daryl E. Day Mary-Cecilia DeMarco Gina Deperino Erika Derr Frank DeSimone Joseph Devlin Dan DiLorenzo Ernie DiLorenzo Donn Dolce Jed Dolce John and Ann Donnery Sean Donoghue Chris and Lauren Dorment Emma Dowden Joey Doyle Mary Dritsas Conor Duffy John Dugan Abbe Egan Kellianne Egan Bill Fair Laurence and Eileen Fell Gentiana Fetahu CT Fisher Karly FitzGerald Allison and Doug Fitzpatrick Kathleen Fitzpatrick Michael Fleming Patricia Foley Ed Foppiano Miriam Ford and Jack Marth George Fornero Andrea Fortunato
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John Fox Julia Frankel Margareta and Daniel Frascella Daniel Friel Lisa Friel Mason Funk Therese Funk Gina Garvin Rachel and Rob Gibson Andrea Gilbert Wendy Giman Annemarie and Thomas Gleason Elizabeth Goettl Alexandra Gollner Michelle Gonzalez ’08 Carrie Gough Jeffrey Govan William Grier Katie and Conor Griff Caroline Gruber Samidh Guha Tatiana Gutierrez Alexander Guzman Rosanne and Lloyd Haggerty Michael Hallowell Luke Hamel Brian Hamm and Maija Cheung Donald Hands R. and Judith Harvey Timothy Hawkes Barbara Hayes Elizabeth Healy William and Mary Heitmann Thomas Herrle Kurt and Megan Herspring Tess and Brendan Higgins Katherine Hinchey Cameron Hoerner Joshua Holtzman Thomas Horton Peter and Jeanne Hosinski Robert Hotz Emily Houghton Doug and Mary Hoyt Spenser Huston, Jr. Brian Hwang Tom and Kieran Hyland John Iacobellis John Jacoby Reuel James Molly Jessup Jean Johnson Patrick and Kathleen Jordan Maddie Josef Stasia Joyce Jill Kafka Grace Kane Alexandra Karalis Parker Karpinski Abigail Kelly Ashlee Kelly Mary Pat Kelly Regina Kelly
Susan Kelly Meghan Keneally Christine King-Leigland Jennifer Kirschman Rachel Kirsh J Kleinhandler Katherine Koelle Aileen Koger and Harry Fogarty Kimberly La Forge Sean Lanzer Salvatore LaSpada Jake Lecky Keillan Lecky Jessica Ledesma Loubriel Ledesma ’15 Patricia and Dennis Lee Katherine Lewandowski Gregory Liguori Henry and Hilary Lindemann Loredana Lo Presti Cristina Lopez Tyler Lovas Jose Luis Lucena Rebollo Fitz Lufkin John Lyons Maura Lyons Phil MacDonald Caroline Magalhaes Peter Manzi Daniella Marca Molly Marren Brogan Matthews Melissa Mazur Michael McCabe Jessica McCamy Kathleen McCamy Matthew and Susan McCloskey Michael McDonald James and Pat McEvoy Maureen McGetrick Hogan Thomas McGlyn Nora McGoldrick Kevin McGrath Patrick McGuire James McHugh Kathleen McHugh Brian and Elizabeth McIntyre Sean McSherry Caitlin and DJ McSwiggan Thomas Meara George Meierhofer Nadia Menchaca Wesley Meyer Nicole Micelotta Joseph Michalewsky Alison Miller Arlyn Miller Jason Milliken Mary Mittiga Frank Montaturo Joseph Montesano Matthew Moore William Morrison
Emma Munsch Meghan Murnane David and Christina Murphy Lisa Anne Murphy James Murray Nicholas Napolitano Sara Nichols Craig and Amy Nielson Eric and Lauren Norquist Annie O’Brien Elizabeth O’Brien Francis O’Brien Molly O’Brien Kristine O’Connor Emily Oehlsen Eric Offei-Addo Claire Ogdon Beverly O’Grady Michael and Ellen O’Hare William and Catherine O’Keefe Margo Oldendorp Daniel Oldham Tom O’Leary Jacob Oresky Nicholas Palmer Tracey Palmieri Dustin Pardo Patrice Parker Stephanie Parker Susan Parsons Ekta Patel Andrew Paulus Ace Pidoriano Gerry and Gail Pierce Bill and Ellen Porcaro Maria Pugliese Matthew Pynn Kevin Quinlan John Quinn Timothy Rainsberger Kassidy Rede Linda Reida Michelle Reid-Hernandez James Reidy Peter Rhines Sylvia Rini Sam Rodman Irene Rodriguez Diana Rodriguez-Leporati Theresa Roeslmeier Ramona Romano P’19 Melissa Rose Kathy Rosenblatt Alexandra Rosenfeld Alexander Rosenfield Kristin Rossman Brian Russell Jenna Ryall Daniel Ryan Patrick Ryan Bernardo Sanchez Elaine Schmidt John Schmitt
Coming together to support our students. “Our legacy gift to Cristo Rey is meant to support the long term viability of a school that combines three key interests: supporting underprivileged young men and women in our community, focusing on education as a way of improving human outcomes, and linking the importance of business opportunities as a “hand-up” in furtherance of an egalitarian society. Furthermore, making a legacy gift gives us income now—psychic income, knowing that we are helping an organization that really works!” — Campbell (Trustee) and Jannie Gerrish
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Jeffrey Schwartz Ana Serpas P’10 Lauren Shapiro Jonathan and Susan Sheppard Lindsay Shields Russell Shinsky Alex Sigoloff Ana-Alicia Siqueiros and Sean Herrle Norma Alicia Siqueiros Kevin Slakas John Smith Lauren Snetiker William and Carla Solberg Susan Solis Julia Sosa Sarah Spillane Jo Anne Stack Alli Stein DB Steinberg Lonnie Steinberg Sarah Stout Lauren Stritzl Donna Strong Helene Strong Oswaldo Subillaga Charles Sullivan Jeffrey Tanenbaum Camille and Juan Tirona Jennifer Tombaugh Matthew Trieste Michael Triunfo Heather and Matt Trotta Robert Turner Courtney Ulrich Pamela Utter Len Valenzuela Lauren Velasquez Shannon Vollmer Glenn Wainer Stephen Ward Ralph Washington ’12 Sarah Weissman David Whelan Landon and Alexandra Williams Paul and Phyllis Williams James and Prima Wilson Elizabeth Wong Daniel Woods James and Lisa Woods William and Diane Woods William and Erin Woods Stanley and Angela Zaborowski Robert Zakhar Scott Zemachson IN KIND GIFTS ((305)) Fitness Akin Gump Benjamin Steakhouse Bradford Portraits Bread & Tulips Breakthru Beverage Group The Brooklyn Cyclones
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The Brooklyn Nets Coach Country Club of Darien CRNY Advisory Committee Denino’s Restaurant DryBar East Harlem Bottling Company Epicurean Group Equinox Fitness Clubs Fat Witch Bakery Ferragamo The Flatiron Room Floh Vodka Flywheel Sports Fragrance.com George Press Jewelers Glen Head Florists Guanabana’s Jupiter Harding Lane Harpoon Brewery The Hermitage Club Hudson Sutler Jimmy’s Famous American Tavern Kendra Scott Jewelry KidPass Lagunitas Lo & Sons Madewell Mario Badescu Skincare Martha Clara Vineyards May Designs Mike’s Deli MLB Mohonk Preserve Morley Darien Museum of the City of New York New York City Football Club The New York Giants The New York Knicks The New York Red Bulls Oceana The Pony Bar Pure Barre Upper East Side Pure Yoga Quality Branded Radeberger Beer Row House John Sahag Workshop Sandler O’Neill + Partners SeaView Productions Sixpoint Brewery Smathers & Branson SoulCycle Spiff for Men Stumble Inn Sweaty Betty Threes Brewing Titos Vodka TODAY Tory Burch Union Square Hospitality Group Whiteface Mountain World Travel
Xavier High School Elizabeth Barney Laura and Fred Barney Sonia and Greg Bishop Ingrid Brownyard of Barrell Lifestyle Debi and Rory Corrigan Holly & Brian Curp Connor Davock Dr. Mark and Heidi DeWaele Donn Dolce Jed Dolce Gina Garvin Jannie and Campbell Gerrish Spenser and Patricia Huston Tom Hyland Elise Kamp Betty Ann Lecky Colleen and Rob Manfred Martin Maleska Elizabeth T. Marren Kenneth Marino Fr. James Martin, S.J. Tani and Michael C. Mauer Jill McGrath Kathleen McMahon Kathleen McQuarrie Fr. Leo O’Donovan, S.J. Campbell and Patrick O’Shea Catherine Petty Jonathan Sheppard Ana-Alicia Siqueiros Susan Warner Philip Warner, Jr. David Whelan Sal Zizza Alumni Support Donald Cassidy College Counseling Volunteers Connie Hackett Laura Livaccari Colleen Manfred Harold R. Snedcof Sharon Kinsman Salmon Corporate Work Study Program Volunteers Goldman Sachs Tiara Crespo, PWC Courtney Hamilton, G100 Company Patrick Hidalgo Debbie Krosinski, CBS Corporation Eric Noreen, G100 Company Tracey White, NYP Weill Cornell Design and Publicity Materials Mammalfish, Inc. Drama Club Volunteers Xavier High School TJ Alcala Camila Barrientos ’17 Shane McRae Gloria Rivera ’17 Giovanna Slon John Yost
Ignatian Volunteers Mary Ashcroft Legal Consulting Kevin Hackett Mentor Program Volunteers David Boadita Mary Gallatin Keillan Lecky Elizabeth T. Marren Brogan Matthews Christopher McManus Carlos Mercado Robert Ruotolo Matthew Trieste Susan Warner P.E. Classes Colin Hope and staff Convent of the Sacred Heart School Psychologist Aileen Koger Writers Workshop Volunteers Paul Barnes Kaitlin Bergan William Buckely Donald Cassidy Molly Chandler Peter Corrigan Kamil Donaldson Kristi Duarte Guy Fiumarelli Megan Fries Brendan January Carrie Jaquith Nithya Jawaharlal Katelyn Jones Grace Kane Jason Katz Sharon Kinsman-Salmon Phil MacDonald Katie Mahon Megan Manfred Jane Manfred Molly Marren Deirdre Moran Barnes Eric Noreen Fr. Joseph P. Parkes, S. J. Brittany Pearlman Bob Scheurer Mary Walsh Kate Waxler Tyler Wilkins Chelsea Williams Hannah Wilson Dan Winter TRIBUTES
In Memory of Stephen Bepler Patricia Foley In Memory of Patricia Egan Bucks Creek Foundation Emily Allen Kellianne Egan Michelle and Daniel Egan
Abbe Egan Robert Lecky Shannon Vollmer
In Memory of William P. Ford, Sr. Dr. Elizabeth Ford Miriam Ford and Jack Marth In Memory of Mary-Ann Haran John and Ann Donnery Miriam Ford and Jack Marth In Memory of Mel Logan Stanley Zaborowski In Memory of John J. Marth Miriam Ford and Jack Marth In Memory of Leon Miller Jack and Sarah Raslowsky In Memory of Larry O’Rourke Thomas and Mary Heyman In Memory of Philip Pileggi John Lauro In Memory of Brian Walsh Thomas Lally In Memory of Helen Zaborowski Stanley Zaborowski In Honor of Mary Christ Anderson Wendy Giman In Honor of Susan Braddock The Chisholm Foundation In Honor of Marielle Bush The Welles Remy Crowther Charitable Trust In Honor of Brian Carty, FSC Brothers of the Christian Schools District of E. No. Amer. In Honor of Peter Corrigan Dianne Lob In Honor of Dr. Christina Day and Dr. Elizabeth Ford Daryl E. Day In Honor of Dr. Mark DeWaele Brian Hamm and Maija Cheung In Honor of Sr. Madeline M. Dorsey Regina Kelly In Honor of Bill Ford Mary Anne Ford In Honor of the Ford Family Regina Kelly In Honor of Connie Hackett Thomas and Meg Sheridan In Honor of Miguel Hernandez Matthew Trieste In Honor of William Johnson, FSC Brothers of the Christian Schools District of E. No. Amer. In Honor of Madeline Lacovara Lewis W. Bernard In Honor of Elizabeth T. Marren David and Caroline Marren Susan and William Whelan, III In Honor of Colleen and Rob Manfred Paul and Kim Huchro Timothy and Kathleen Nevin
In Honor of Joseph P. Parkes, S.J. The Carson Family Charitable Trust John Cahill John and Diane Chachas Danielle DiCerbo and Michael Daddio Elizabeth and Daniel Figoni Rachel and Rob Gibson Alfred and Sheila Kelly Gerold Klauer Madeline and Philip Lacovara Elizabeth T. Marren Michael McCabe Paul and Beverley McCurdy Eugene Rainis Martin Walsh and Melanie Wieland In Honor of Bill Porcaro Eugene and Frances Porcaro In Honor of Maggie Steenland Douglas and Carol Steenland In Honor of Marlon Vargas Matthew Trieste In Honor of Susan Warner Stephen Graham In Honor of Peter Woods Ed Foppiano LEGACY DINNER CAMPAIGN The Carson Family Charitable Trust CBS Corporation Clare Rose Foundation Fordham University Georgetown University The Healey Family Foundation Moglia Family Foundation St. Peter’s Preparatory School The Partnership for Inner-City Education The Peter B. & Adeline W. Ruffin Foundation USA Northeast Province of the Society of Jesus Cynthia Caruso and Francesco Aquila Kevin Baine Deirdre Moran Barnes and Paul Barnes Frederick and Laura Barney Paul and Barbara Becker Kim Bepler Lewis W. Bernard Eugene Boyle Susan and Richard Braddock Bonnie Brennan Marielle and Robert Bush John and Betsy Cahill James and Rita Cain Robert Catell Rudy and Emily Cecchi Danielle DiCerbo and Michael Daddio Robert and Linda Daleo Lauren and Adam Decker May F. Della Pietra Joseph and Cheryl Della Rosa Robert Dempsey Carolyn Dolan Kristin and Thomas Dolan
William and Susan Doran James and Marianne Egan Rebecca Ford and Martin R. Esteverena John and Karen Ferguson Regina Fitzpatrick Elizabeth and Daniel Figoni Brian and Diane Flynn Mary Anne Ford Paul and Jane Frank Charles Garvin Jane Genster Bill and Jill Harvey Kevin and Connie Hackett John and Becky Halleron John and Serena Hallowell Timothy and Caroline Hawkes William and Mary Henson James Horan James Houlihan Althea and Bob Howe Spenser and Patricia Huston Brendan and Natalie Kenny Gerold Klauer Madeline and Philip Lacovara Susan Larkin Sean Legister Francis and T. Lively, Sr. Martin Maleska Elizabeth T. Marren Tani and Michael C. Mauer Paul and Beverley McCurdy Catalina Gutierrez and Ryan McRae Kenneth and Marsha Mifflin Kyle L. Miller Zack and Rich Miller-Murphy Daniel and Jane Murphy James and Lorraine Murray Armando and Madeline Nuñez Jessica Dawson O’Brien and Brett O’Brien Beverly O’Grady Richard and Dolores O’Hara John O’Rourke Eugene Rainis Jack and Sarah Raslowsky Valerie and Jack Rowe Mary and Win Rutherfurd Joseph and Randi Sack Sharon Kinsman Salmon and Tom Salmon Robert and Lauren Steers Katherine Sieh-Takata Edward Stroz Susan and Philip Warner William and Susan Whelan Gregory Wieczorek Joann and Victor Wright ENDOWMENT CAMPAIGN Brothers of the Christian Schools District of E. No. Amer. Bucks Creek Foundation The Carson Family Charitable Trust Child, Inc.
The Daniel Egan Charitable Trust The Healey Family Foundation James P. and Genevieve M. McLaughlin Family Foundation Moglia Family Foundation The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation Sieh Charity and Family Care Trust Slate Path Capital Anonymous Laura and Frederick Barney, Jr. Stephen † and Kim Bepler Patrice and Leon Bouteiller Susan and Richard Braddock Duffy Brodsky Jean Buhrig Ellen Chun Cynthia Caruso and Francesco Aquila May F. Della Pietra Daniel and Kathleen Denihan Kristin and Thomas Dolan Tim and Debbie Donahue Laura Donahue Allen James and Marianne Egan Jack and Lorrie Egan Rebecca Egan Jannie and Campbell Gerrish Alexandra Gollner Barbara Hastings Sara and James Kincade Kathleen LaCroix Elizabeth Lecky Lewis Leone Shirley Lycan Margaret Lynch Anne De Sostoa Manwell and Henry J. Manwell Caroline and David Marren Elizabeth T. Marren Robert and Susan Marren Mary and James Marrone Lindsay McMenamin John C. Meditz Kyle L. Miller Jacqueline and John Morriss Beverly and Robert † O’Grady Jay W. Pershing Susan and John Pettenati Mark Reilly Eileen Byrne Richards and Jeffrey Richards Valerie and Jack Rowe Christy Schultz Dennis Sheahan Sabrina Shue Ellen and Christopher M. Smith The Spina Family Mary Ann and James Sullivan Heather and Matt Trotta Angela and Stan Zaborowski
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CRISTO REY NEW YORK HIGH SCHOOL
2017 – 2018 LEADERSHIP BOARD OF TRUSTEES Kyle L. Miller, Chair Private Investor
Bonnie Brennan Senior Director,
Chairman’s Office of Christie’s Br. Brian Carty, FSC Founder,
De La Salle Academy May F. Della Pietra
Bill Harvey
Tani Mauer
Managing Director,
Attorney,
Spenser Huston
Nicholas Napolitano
Chairman of the Board,
Provincial Assistant,
Newmark Knight Frank
ACS Financial Group
Br. William Johnson, FSC Principal,
La Salle Academy (ret.)
Managing Principal, COO, & Chief Financial Officer,
Sean Legister
Sandler O’Neill and Partners
Goldman Sachs
Mark DeWaele, DMD
Martin Maleska
James H. Duffy
Investcorp (ret.)
Jennifer Gerber Consultant
Campbell Gerrish
Salestrader,
Advisory Director,
Elizabeth T. Marren Vice President and Associate General Counsel,
John Hancock & Equitable (ret.)
Social Ministries for the Maryland and USA Northeast Provinces Sean F. O’Shea Partner,
Boies Schiller Flexner LLP Fr. Joseph P. Parkes, S.J. (Ex-Officio) President,
Cristo Rey New York High School Jack Raslowsky President,
Xavier High School Katherine Sieh-Takata
Founder & Principal,
US Trust (ret.)
ADVISORY COMMITTEE Peter Corrigan, Co-Chair
Angela Dinger
Kathleen McMahon
Tess Higgins, Co-Chair
Jed Dolce
Abiezer Mendez ’08
Grace Kane, Co-Chair
Pat Farrell
Deirdre Moran Barnes
Laura Armstrong-Weaver
John Fox
Lauren O’Brien
Ryan Barclay
Guthrie Garvin
Campbell O’Shea
Liz Barney
John Hallowell
Catherine Petty
David Boadita
Tom Hyland
Jason Raziano
Robert Boller
Brendan Kenny
Lindsay Shields
Molly Breen
Tamara Kowal
Ana-Alicia Siqueiros
Patricia Carroll
Damian Kudelka
Giovanna Slon
Maggie Casey
Keillan Lecky
Brent Surber
Billy Childs
Michael LeFort
Camille Tirona
Matt Croghan
Kenneth Marino
Ralph Washington ’12
Katie Curley
Brogan Matthews
Peter Woods
ADMINISTRATION Fr. Joseph P. Parkes, S.J. President
William Porcaro Director of Admissions & Athletics
Zack Miller-Murphy Director of Finance & Operations
Daniel T. Dougherty President-Elect
Catalina Gutierrez Managing and Sales Director, CWSP
Abasi Aniton Director of Technology
William P. Ford, III Principal
Brigid A. Quinn Director of Development
Winged Keel Group, Inc.
Susan Warner
Connor Davock
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Our support of our students does not end when they receive their high school diplomas. CRNYHS’ extensive Graduate Support Program (GSP) has become one of the defining features of our school, guiding our first generation college students through their college journey. Before seniors graduate, they must complete the GSP’s College 101 curriculum, where they learn the basics of being a successful college student. After graduation our Director of GSP visits our alumni on their college campuses and reaches out to address any social, financial, academic, or emotional challenges they might have.
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POSITIVE CHANGE. When I first started at Cristo Rey, I found the college prep work extremely challenging because English was not my first language. The work is still challenging, but it’s gotten easier with all of the support provided to me at Cristo Rey.
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SUPPORT CRISTO REY. Your gift to Cristo Rey New York High School has an immediate and purposeful impact. It provides a quality, Catholic, college and career preparatory education to students in New York City who have limited educational options. Through your support, you become part of the positive change in their lives! DONATE The cost to educate each student is more than seven times the amount of the annual tuition of $2,000. We have not raised tuition since we opened in 2004, and more than 85% of our families receive financial aid. Visit www.cristoreyny.org, mail a check, or call us to make a donation. To include us in your estate, investment, and retirement planning or to make a memorial gift, contact Brigid Quinn at bquinn@cristoreyny.org or 212.457.2806 to learn more. Cristo Rey New York High School is a 501(c)3 organization, and your contributions are fully tax deductible to the extent provided by law. Tax ID: 03-0495750.
BECOME A CORPORATE WORK STUDY PARTNER It’s easy to become a corporate partner. If your firm has entry-level clerical work that needs to be done, if you want to operate more effectively and efficiently, and if your company wants to make a difference in the community, please consider giving our students this life-changing chance to work with you. Contact Catalina Gutierrez at cgutierrez@cristoreyny.org or 212.457.2810 to find out more.
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