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<strong>Let</strong> <strong>us</strong> <strong>open</strong> <strong>wide</strong> <strong>our</strong> <strong>hearts</strong>.<br />
2007-2008 stewardship report<br />
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St. Katharine Drexel
DEAr BrothErS AnD SiStErS in ChriSt,<br />
Through God’s love, all things are possible. And you’re living proof<br />
of that powerful fact, as you so genero<strong>us</strong>ly <strong>open</strong> <strong>wide</strong> y<strong>our</strong> <strong>hearts</strong> to<br />
an organization dedicated to strengthening <strong>our</strong> community in Christ.<br />
The <strong>Catholic</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> takes its stewardship of y<strong>our</strong><br />
contributions very serio<strong>us</strong>ly, and <strong>us</strong>es the funds you give to touch<br />
countless lives through its foc<strong>us</strong> on education, Christian formation,<br />
and helping other organizations communicate Christ’s teachings.<br />
Y<strong>our</strong> commitment to the mission of this organization demonstrates<br />
the power of Faith in action, and for that you have my deepest<br />
appreciation. Many are called to God, but only a select few truly live<br />
His Word for the benefit of others.<br />
As you know, I was delighted to approve the <strong>Foundation</strong>’s request<br />
to adopt Katharine Drexel as its patron saint. Saint Katharine joins<br />
Our Lady of Guadalupe in watching over <strong>our</strong> <strong>Catholic</strong> community.<br />
St. Katherine once explained about the importance of giving, “It is<br />
Joy which invites <strong>us</strong>. Press forward and fear nothing.” This boldness<br />
of spirit has guided the <strong>Catholic</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> for more<br />
than 25 years, and we can all look ahead with confidence (a word that<br />
literally means, “with Faith in God”) that the more we <strong>open</strong> <strong>wide</strong> <strong>our</strong><br />
<strong>hearts</strong>, the more Blessed life will be for <strong>us</strong> and for future generations.<br />
Sincerely y<strong>our</strong>s in Christ,<br />
+ Thomas J. Olmsted<br />
Bishop of Phoenix
Dear FrienDs,<br />
We had another record year through the 12 months ending<br />
June 30, 2008. The <strong>Foundation</strong> generated $4.12 million in revenue,<br />
and awarded grants and scholarships totaling $1.48 million.<br />
As I look ahead to the future, I’m filled with anticipation for<br />
what we can achieve together as we carry on the work of Christ<br />
by fostering philanthropy.<br />
This year marks the first time we’ve made an effort to generate<br />
greater awareness of the <strong>Foundation</strong> through advertising. Our goal<br />
is to educate the many genero<strong>us</strong> <strong>Catholic</strong>s in the diocese about<br />
<strong>our</strong> mission and how they can start endowments of their own.<br />
Our new advertising campaign will be the foundation of a yearlong<br />
outreach program to parishioners, priests, pastors, and schools.<br />
There are so many ways to support the <strong>Foundation</strong>, and, in turn, the<br />
great work of <strong>our</strong> parishes, schools, and related <strong>Catholic</strong> organizations.<br />
The more people <strong>open</strong> <strong>wide</strong> their <strong>hearts</strong> to join <strong>us</strong>—as donors,<br />
volunteers, and staff—the more we can share <strong>our</strong> time, talent, and<br />
res<strong>our</strong>ces as God intended.<br />
It will take great effort in the coming year to continue <strong>our</strong> growth, so<br />
please join me and my fellow gifted board members, <strong>Foundation</strong> staff,<br />
and volunteers. While we’re guided by the light of Christ, <strong>our</strong> active<br />
participation in the <strong>Foundation</strong> increases this glorio<strong>us</strong> light within <strong>us</strong>.<br />
Faithfully y<strong>our</strong>s,<br />
Dan Santy<br />
2008-2009 Chairman<br />
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Remembering<br />
F. richarD Bloechl 1932-2008<br />
Sought out as a <strong>Catholic</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> Board<br />
Member beca<strong>us</strong>e of his leadership skills, involvement<br />
in philanthropic pursuits, and solid family values, F. richard<br />
“Dick” Bloechl gave the <strong>Foundation</strong> eleven years of<br />
dedicated service.<br />
As a Board Member from 1997 through 2001 and a valued<br />
member of the Estate Planning Committee, he helped expand<br />
the <strong>Foundation</strong> so it could do even more to benefit the <strong>Catholic</strong><br />
community. After 2001, he served on the <strong>Foundation</strong>’s Advisory<br />
Board and remained a strong supporter of the Crozier Gala<br />
with his wife, Eileen.<br />
the Eileen & richard Bloechl Family Fund at the <strong>Catholic</strong><br />
<strong>Community</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> sponsors a Christian Service Award<br />
and supports other <strong>Catholic</strong> organizations.<br />
Dick passed away on thursday, September 4, 2008. We<br />
miss him and deeply appreciate all the work he did for the<br />
community through his leadership and support of the<br />
<strong>Foundation</strong>. May he rest in peace.<br />
We miss Dick and deeply appreciate<br />
all the work he did for the <strong>Foundation</strong><br />
over the years. May he rest in peace.
Personalizing<br />
Donor-aDviseD FunDs<br />
Donor-Advised Funds provide targeted financial support for ca<strong>us</strong>es<br />
close to family and individual donors’ <strong>hearts</strong>, including <strong>Catholic</strong><br />
relief Services, St. Vincent de Paul, and many other religio<strong>us</strong> and<br />
secular organizations that embrace <strong>Catholic</strong> teachings.<br />
of the $1.5 million the <strong>Foundation</strong> awarded in the 2007-2008<br />
year, $543,269 was contributed directly through the following<br />
Donor-Advised Funds:<br />
Abele Family Fund<br />
Phyllis Anderson Fund<br />
Arizona Knights of Columb<strong>us</strong> 21st<br />
Century Evangelization Fund<br />
Auther Family Fund<br />
Gary E. Bird Family <strong>Foundation</strong><br />
Eileen & richard Bloechl Family Fund<br />
the Bramic Fund<br />
Catechesis of the Good Shepherd<br />
Challenge <strong>Foundation</strong> Program Fund<br />
William & Maria Chavira Family<br />
Charitable Fund<br />
Christifulli Family Fund<br />
John Cogland MD Memorial Fund<br />
De Francesco Family <strong>Foundation</strong><br />
Diaconate <strong>Foundation</strong> Fund<br />
Ducey Family Fund<br />
John & rebecca Even Family Fund<br />
Fedor Family <strong>Foundation</strong><br />
Franz Family Fund<br />
F. Michael & Sheila Geddes Family<br />
Scholarship Fund<br />
G M Fratelli Fund<br />
the Gunty Family Fund<br />
helffrich Family Fund<br />
Alice C. hintze Scholarship Fund<br />
Jimmy & Matt Fund<br />
John Paul ii res<strong>our</strong>ce Center Fund<br />
James & Laura Jorde Family Fund<br />
Dan & Cindy Ketcherside Fund<br />
Knights of Columb<strong>us</strong> Seminarian<br />
Endowment Fund<br />
Knebelsberger Family Fund<br />
Labelle Family Fund<br />
howard & rhea Linsenmeyer Fund<br />
immaculate Conception School<br />
Building Fund<br />
nicky Mailliard Fund<br />
Patricia L. McCarthy Memorial Fund<br />
robert & tina Mulhern Family Fund<br />
My Word of today Fund<br />
Fr. P. Prenk ndrevashaj &<br />
Sr. Alberta ndrevashaj religio<strong>us</strong><br />
Education <strong>Foundation</strong><br />
Lowell & Virginia o’Grady<br />
Memorial Fund<br />
o’Malley Family Fund<br />
order of Malta - Phoenix Chapter<br />
Christian Service Award Fund<br />
Pierson Family Fund<br />
John & Edie reyno Family Fund<br />
ronn Family Fund<br />
Dick & Connie rosler Charitable Fund<br />
Don & Barbara ruff Family Fund<br />
Monsignor Edward ryle Fund<br />
John & Kay Sack Charitable Family Fund<br />
Kenny Schall Memorial Scholarship Fund<br />
St. Philomena Sanctuary<br />
restoration Fund<br />
Stocks Family Fund<br />
tom & Kathy thieken Charitable<br />
Family Fund<br />
tigue Family Charity Fund<br />
Frank Valenzuela Memorial<br />
Scholarship Fund<br />
Corneli<strong>us</strong> Vanderhout & Brenda Billiard<br />
Vanderhout Family <strong>Foundation</strong><br />
David & Christine Wacknov Fund<br />
Eddie Yankowski Fund<br />
Dawn Witczak Memorial Fund<br />
For more information about establishing a Donor-Advised Fund<br />
through the <strong>Foundation</strong>, please contact thomas thieken, Director<br />
of Planned Giving, at 602-354-2401.<br />
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“Our Faith was<br />
tested, strengthened,<br />
and deepened by<br />
this experience,<br />
and it has made <strong>us</strong><br />
realize even more<br />
how important it<br />
is to have a<br />
genero<strong>us</strong> spirit.”<br />
Tina Mulhern<br />
Giving<br />
MEEt thE MuLhErnS<br />
Bob and Tina Mulhern have always given genero<strong>us</strong>ly of their time<br />
and res<strong>our</strong>ces to the <strong>Catholic</strong> community. They express their<br />
dedication to philanthropy through organizations like the Order<br />
of Malta, the Order of the Holy Sepulchre, and Legat<strong>us</strong>, and<br />
the entire family volunteers at the St. Vincent DePaul Society’s<br />
Family Dining Hall at least once a quarter.<br />
Bob is a partner at Reliance Companies, a commercial real estate<br />
firm he started five years ago, and Tina is a full-time mom. Bob<br />
is also one of the founders of Veritas Preparatory Academy in<br />
Phoenix, a charter school that offers a rigoro<strong>us</strong> curriculum based<br />
on <strong>Catholic</strong>-school traditions.<br />
thEir StorY<br />
The Mulherns traveled to Rome at the end of 2006 to have five of<br />
their eight children confirmed. While they attended Mass on New<br />
Year’s Day 2007, their youngest child, Christina, kept crying and<br />
f<strong>us</strong>sing. “She stopped crying as soon as she saw Pope Benedict<br />
XVI,” Tina remembers, “He came up and kissed her and she<br />
received the kiss so beautifully.”<br />
Upon the family’s return from Rome, an MRI, which was initially<br />
scheduled for before their trip but had to be canceled, revealed<br />
that young Christina had a rare cancer called neuroblastoma.<br />
When Bob and Tina were contemplating where to have Christina’s<br />
operation, they came across a picture of her with Pope Benedict<br />
(see the cover of this report). “When we saw that the pontiff’s<br />
hand was on the exact spot the cancer was growing, we took<br />
it as a special sign and we knew that Christina was in God’s<br />
hands,” Bob says. “So we stayed with the surgical team at Phoenix<br />
Children’s Hospital, and everything went great.”<br />
“It was a miracle that we found the cancer before it spread,”<br />
Tina adds. “Our Faith was tested, strengthened, and deepened<br />
by this experience, and it has made <strong>us</strong> realize—even more—how<br />
important it is to have a genero<strong>us</strong> spirit.”
new to the FounDation<br />
The Mulherns turned to the <strong>Catholic</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong><br />
early in 2008 to be consistent in their charitable giving. “We<br />
had a family fund at another foundation, and when a friend<br />
told <strong>us</strong> about the <strong>Catholic</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> we thought<br />
it would be a better fit for <strong>us</strong>,” Bob says. “We want to pass<br />
down three things to <strong>our</strong> children—Faith, family values,<br />
and good education. The <strong>Catholic</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong><br />
reinforces all these things.”<br />
Currently, the Mulherns direct their giving to support the<br />
growing needs of such organizations as First Way, the Bioethics<br />
Defense Fund, Virtue Media, and the Phoenix Institute. They<br />
intend to expand and diversify their giving, and involve their<br />
children in future philanthropic decisions.<br />
“Having everything in one place makes it easy to manage,”<br />
Bob states. “Most organizations depend on monthly giving,<br />
and the <strong>Foundation</strong> makes sure it all gets taken care of.”<br />
“We want to pass down<br />
three things to <strong>our</strong> children—<br />
Faith, family values,<br />
and good education.<br />
The <strong>Catholic</strong> <strong>Community</strong><br />
<strong>Foundation</strong> reinforces<br />
all these things.”<br />
Bob Mulhern<br />
Bob and Tina Mulhern with their eight children:<br />
John Paul, 19; Thomas, 17; Mary Clare, 16;<br />
Catherine, 15; Sarah, 12; Joseph, 9; Michael, 6;<br />
and Christina, 2.5.<br />
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christian service awarDs<br />
Serving<br />
For eight years, the <strong>Catholic</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> has awarded unique, service-based<br />
scholarships to eighth-grade students who wish to attend <strong>Catholic</strong> high school. these competitive<br />
awards, each worth a total of $8,000 over f<strong>our</strong> years, celebrate the extraordinary, Christcentered<br />
behavior and service to parish, school, and community exhibited by the recipients.<br />
the Christian Service Awards program has been greatly enhanced for 2009. the number of<br />
awards will increase from 14 to 17, and all 100+ applicants will be granted personal interviews<br />
with the volunteers on the Christian Service Awards committee. Applicants will be asked a<br />
variety of questions about their commitment to service, and where they expect that commitment<br />
to take them in the future.<br />
Please join <strong>us</strong> in congratulating the<br />
2008 christian service awarD winners:<br />
Camille Andrea Adams, St. John Bosco School the helffrich Family Award<br />
Julian Amparan, Copperwood School F. Michael and Sheila Geddes Award<br />
Elizabeth Bayardi, St. Jerome School John and Edie reyno Award<br />
ryan tyberias Clark, Ss. Simon and Jude School Doug and Micaela Patterson Award<br />
Megan Davy, Our Lady of Perpetual Help School Edward V. and Jane Ann o’Malley Award<br />
Marijo Gabriel, St. Thomas the Apostle School F. richard and Eileen Bloechl Award<br />
Chelsea Guyot, Pope John XXIII School Guy and Pat Labelle Award<br />
Emily holzmeister, Kyrene Middle School Phyllis Anderson Award<br />
Alexander Juarez, Our Lady of Mt. Carmel School reverend Philip J. Poirier Award<br />
Shannon Kelahan-Pierson, St. Francis Xavier School reverend Philip J. Poirier Award<br />
haley Elizabeth Lawless, St. Timothy Academy reverend Philip J. Poirier Award<br />
r<strong>us</strong>sell Ernesto Martinez, St. Gregory School reverend Philip J. Poirier Award<br />
Franchesca nuñez, Ss. Simon and Jude School F. Michael and Sheila Geddes Award<br />
Jacob Duvar Wilson, St. Francis Xavier School Wallace thomas <strong>Foundation</strong> Award
“Without the CSA awards, many exceptional<br />
students would not be able to afford a<br />
<strong>Catholic</strong> high-school education. The students<br />
who receive these awards so often validate<br />
<strong>our</strong> investment in them by becoming<br />
community leaders in adulthood.”<br />
Ann De Francesco<br />
2008 CSA Committee Chairwoman<br />
CSA ALuMni FinD SuCCESS<br />
The <strong>Catholic</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> recently interviewed CSA winners<br />
from Xavier College Preparatory High School in Phoenix, which has enjoyed<br />
a record number of CSA recipients over the years, to see how they’re<br />
continuing to serve the community at large.<br />
Alexandra Bruno received her award in 2006 and is currently a junior at<br />
Xavier. She always dreamed of attending the school, and her CSA helped<br />
make it possible. She tells <strong>us</strong> that many doors of opportunity are <strong>open</strong>ing<br />
to her, and that she plans on attending college and studying public<br />
relations. In addition to her studies, Alexandra volunteers at Flo’s on<br />
Seventh and the St. Vincent DePaul Soup Kitchen.<br />
Monica Maschue is a 2005 winner and plays varsity lacrosse at Xavier.<br />
Monica volunteers in the first-floor playroom at Phoenix Children’s<br />
Hospital, and is planning on pursuing a career in the medical field.<br />
Caroline Scott and Clare Curry are CSA alumni who are currently in<br />
college. Caroline is a student at the University of Alabama, and Clare is<br />
attending Arizona State University.<br />
After receiving her scholarship, Caroline continued to develop her<br />
leadership skills. She’s currently involved in Student Senate, Students in<br />
Free Enterprise, and the Service Committee at Alabama, and after she<br />
graduates she plans to help AIDS orphans in Africa.<br />
Clare is studying secondary education at ASU, and hopes to be a positive<br />
influence in young people’s lives. During her time at Xavier, she received<br />
an exceptional education and enriched her Faith. Clare’s older sister<br />
Teresa, who will graduate from ASU in December and begin her career<br />
in nursing, was awarded one of the eight available CSAs in 2001. Teresa<br />
continues to volunteer at St. Gregory Parish in Phoenix.<br />
The other sisters awarded CSA scholarships, the Bohmans—Kelsey<br />
in 2004 and Bridget in 2007— both love sports and are committed to<br />
rigoro<strong>us</strong> volleyball training schedules. In addition to their pledge to<br />
athletics, both girls earned the majority of their CSA logged community<br />
service h<strong>our</strong>s by helping and entertaining the elderly in nursing homes.<br />
The <strong>Foundation</strong> is proud of these and many other CSA alumni, who are <strong>us</strong>ing<br />
the benefits of their <strong>Catholic</strong> educations to make the world a better place.<br />
Alexandra Bruno<br />
2006<br />
Monica Maschue<br />
2005<br />
Caroline Scott<br />
2002<br />
Teresa and Clare Curry<br />
2001/2003<br />
Bridget and Kelsey Bohman<br />
2007/2004
1858<br />
Born on November 26, 1858 in<br />
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the daughter<br />
of extremely wealthy railroad entrepreneurs<br />
and philanthropists, Francis Anthony and<br />
Emma (Bouvier) Drexel.<br />
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St. KAthArinE DrExEL<br />
Patron Saint of the <strong>Catholic</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong><br />
1887<br />
Asked Pope Leo XIII to send more<br />
missionaries to Wyoming for her<br />
friend, Bishop James O’Connor.<br />
The pope replied, “Why don’t you<br />
become a missionary?”<br />
Inspiring<br />
In 2008, the <strong>Foundation</strong> adopted Katharine Drexel as its patron saint. Beca<strong>us</strong>e of her dedication<br />
to philanthropic work, we invite you to pray to her for intercession on <strong>our</strong> behalf and let her<br />
inspire y<strong>our</strong> own call to service.<br />
“St. Katharine has already been a blessing to the <strong>Foundation</strong>,” explains Cindy Todare, the<br />
Chairwoman of the 2009 Crozier Gala. “She is watching over <strong>our</strong> fundraising efforts and inspires<br />
<strong>us</strong> with her wise words, ‘Freely you have received. Freely give.’”<br />
St. Katharine was born into a wealthy family. Her parents were noted philanthropists, and she<br />
answered the call to serve, <strong>us</strong>ing her fortune to help others. She had a special affinity to serve<br />
African and Native Americans by establishing schools throughout the South and Southwest.<br />
At 77, she suffered a heart attack and was forced to retire. For nearly 20 years, she rested quietly<br />
in a small room overlooking the sanctuary of the order of nuns she established, the Sisters of<br />
the Blessed Sacrament. Small notebooks and slips of paper record her vario<strong>us</strong> prayers, ceaseless<br />
aspirations, and meditations. She died at age 96 and was canonized in 2000 by Pope John Paul II.<br />
St. Katharine Drexel — A Life of Heartfelt Service to God and Man, 1858 to 1955<br />
1891<br />
Founded the Sisters<br />
of the Blessed Sacrament in<br />
Santa Fe, New Mexico.<br />
1894<br />
Took part in <strong>open</strong>ing the<br />
first mission school for Native<br />
Americans in Santa Fe,<br />
New Mexico.<br />
1900-01<br />
Made two visits to Arizona,<br />
to build mission buildings for<br />
the Navajo people.<br />
1913<br />
Received approval from<br />
Rome for her Order’s rule.
“If we wish to serve God<br />
and love <strong>our</strong> neighbor<br />
well, we m<strong>us</strong>t manifest<br />
<strong>our</strong> joy in the service we<br />
render to Him and them.<br />
<strong>Let</strong> <strong>us</strong> <strong>open</strong> <strong>wide</strong> <strong>our</strong><br />
<strong>hearts</strong>. It is Joy which<br />
invites <strong>us</strong>. Press forward<br />
and fear nothing.”<br />
Saint Katharine Drexel<br />
Visit The Shrine of Saint Katharine<br />
Bensalem, Pennsylvania<br />
215-639-7878 • katharinedrexel.org<br />
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Founded Xavier University<br />
in New Orleans, Louisiana,<br />
the first university for blacks<br />
in the U.S.<br />
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Operated a system of black <strong>Catholic</strong><br />
schools in 13 states, 40 mission<br />
centers, 23 rural schools, 50 Indian<br />
missions, and Xavier University.<br />
1955<br />
Died on March 3, at age 96, of natural<br />
ca<strong>us</strong>es at the motherho<strong>us</strong>e of the Sisters<br />
of the Blessed Sacrament, which is<br />
now a national shrine.<br />
1987<br />
Venerated on January 26<br />
by Pope John Paul II.<br />
1988<br />
Beatified on November 20<br />
by Pope John Paul II.<br />
2000<br />
Canonized on October 1<br />
in Rome by Pope John Paul II,<br />
to become only the second<br />
recognized American-born saint.<br />
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Fundraising<br />
the <strong>Foundation</strong> continually seeks to raise funds to<br />
fulfill its mission. the Crozier Gala is the only special<br />
event of the year that helps accomplish this.<br />
the annual crozier gala<br />
in 2008, with 730 people in attendance and under the<br />
leadership of Chairwoman Colleen Will of St. thomas<br />
the Apostle Parish, the <strong>Foundation</strong>’s premier fundraising<br />
event raised $160,000 for the Grants program.<br />
the Gala will move to the Arizona Biltmore for 2009,<br />
with a fundraising goal of $250,000 to expand the Grants<br />
program and support more than $1 million in unmet<br />
need. Led by 2009 Chairwoman Cindy todare of <strong>our</strong><br />
Lady of Perpetual help Parish in Scottsdale, the Gala<br />
Committee is planning a great program that will inspire<br />
everyone in attendance to answer the call to serve.<br />
For more information and to reserve tickets, call the<br />
<strong>Foundation</strong> at 602-354-2400 or go to blacktie.com.<br />
the 2008 crozier gala<br />
“The amount of<br />
unmet need is<br />
always increasing,<br />
so the growth of<br />
the <strong>Foundation</strong>’s<br />
fundraising efforts<br />
is more important<br />
than ever.”<br />
Donna J. Marino<br />
President and CEO,<br />
<strong>Catholic</strong> <strong>Community</strong><br />
<strong>Foundation</strong>
Enlightening<br />
nEW AD CAMPAiGn BuiLDS AWArEnESS<br />
A new general advertising campaign was unveiled in Aug<strong>us</strong>t, 2008 to explain <strong>our</strong> mission and<br />
let people know how they can work with the <strong>Foundation</strong> to enhance the community. Full-page<br />
print ads like the ones shown on this page ran in publications such as The <strong>Catholic</strong> Sun,<br />
Program for the Arts, and AZ Society.<br />
EnhAnCED CSA ProGrAM AiMED At Youth<br />
In 2008, the volunteer Christian Service Awards<br />
Committee applied a fresh look, newly streamlined<br />
process, and expanded vision to one of the <strong>Foundation</strong>’s<br />
most prominent programs. Created to recognize<br />
extraordinary eighth-grade students who’ve exemplified<br />
Christ-centered behavior through volunteer service to<br />
parish, school, and community, the Christian Service<br />
Award is the only service-based scholarship of its<br />
kind in the state of Arizona.<br />
The newly revamped elements of the program<br />
generated a record number of applications from<br />
students hoping to attend one of the Valley’s six<br />
<strong>Catholic</strong> high schools. As part of the recent<br />
updates, the committee’s tireless volunteers will<br />
be conducting personal interviews with each of the<br />
applicants on December 6, 2008. The <strong>Foundation</strong><br />
continues to seek award sponsorships in order to<br />
promote His good works and further its early and<br />
continued goals in support of <strong>Catholic</strong> education.<br />
Please visit ChristianServiceAwards.org<br />
for more information.<br />
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Everlasting<br />
EnDoWMEnt FunDS*<br />
The following endowment funds provide the<br />
solid base upon which the <strong>Foundation</strong> provides<br />
grants for vital programs and services each year:<br />
A<br />
All Saints Parish Mesa Endowment Fund<br />
All Saints Newman Center Tempe Fund<br />
B<br />
Blessed Sacrament Preschool/Kindergarden Endowment Fund<br />
Blessed Sacrament Parish Scottsdale Endowment Fund<br />
Blessed Sacrament Parish Tolleson Endowment Fund<br />
B<strong>our</strong>gade <strong>Catholic</strong> High School:<br />
General Endowment Fund<br />
Operating Endowment Fund<br />
Peter Van Leeuwen Scholarship Endowment Fund<br />
General Scholarship Endowment Fund<br />
C<br />
<strong>Catholic</strong> Charities Endowment Fund<br />
Chapel of the Holy Cross Parish Endowment Fund<br />
Christ Child Society of Phoenix<br />
Christ the King Parish Endowment Fund<br />
Christ the King School Endowment Fund<br />
Church of the Holy Spirit Endowment Fund<br />
Corp<strong>us</strong> Christi Parish Endowment Fund<br />
Cursillo Movement Endowment Fund<br />
D<br />
Diocesan Departments and Ministries:<br />
Raymond & Mary Boley Burse Endowment Fund<br />
Florence W. Kocher Memorial Fund<br />
Monsignor McMahon Endowment Fund<br />
St. Margaret Mary’s Vocation Director Endowment Fund<br />
Seminarian Burses Endowment Fund<br />
Stein Estate Endowment Fund<br />
Samuel & Deila Seipp Memorial Fund<br />
E<br />
Ederer Family Endowment Fund<br />
El Cristo Rey Parish Endowment Fund<br />
F<br />
<strong>Foundation</strong> for Senior Living Endowment Fund<br />
Franciscan Renewal Center Endowment Fund<br />
G<br />
The John A. & Penelope Givas Memorial Fund<br />
h<br />
Holy Trinity Newman Center Flagstaff Endowment Fund<br />
i<br />
Immaculate Conception of Cottonwood Endowment Fund<br />
Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish Phoenix Endowment Fund<br />
K<br />
David Katzin Classical M<strong>us</strong>ic Endowment Fund<br />
L<br />
Life Teen Program Endowment Fund<br />
M<br />
Most Holy Trinity Parish Endowment Fund<br />
Most Holy Trinity School Endowment Fund<br />
Mount Claret Endowment Fund<br />
n<br />
Notre Dame College Preparatory Endowment Fund<br />
o<br />
Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish Endowment Fund<br />
Our Lady of Joy Parish Endowment Fund<br />
Our Lady of Joy Preschool Endowment Fund<br />
Our Lady of L<strong>our</strong>des Parish Endowment Fund<br />
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish Endowment Fund<br />
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel School/Gary Bird Scholarship<br />
Endowment Fund<br />
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish, Glendale Endowment Fund<br />
Our Lady of Perpetual Help School, Glendale Endowment Fund<br />
Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Scottsdale:<br />
Aste Restricted Endowment Fund<br />
Booster Club Endowment Fund<br />
Dominic & Margaret Jerome Scholarship Endowment Fund<br />
Monsignor Eugene Maguire Endowment Fund<br />
Parish Development Fund<br />
School Endowment Fund<br />
Our Lady of the Lake Parish Endowment Fund<br />
John J. Conte Scholarship Endowment Fund<br />
Our Lady of the Lake Preschool Fund<br />
Our Lady of the Valley Parish Fund<br />
P<br />
Pope John XXIII School Endowment Fund<br />
Q<br />
Queen of Peace Elementary School Endowment Fund<br />
Queen of Peace Parish Endowment Fund<br />
r<br />
Resurrection Parish/Forever Giving Endowment Fund<br />
S<br />
Sacred Heart Parish Phoenix Endowment Fund<br />
Sacred Heart Preschool Endowment Fund<br />
Sacred Heart Parish Prescott Endowment Fund<br />
San Francisco de Asis Parish Flagstaff Endowment Fund<br />
San Martin de Porres Parish Endowment Fund<br />
Santa Teresita Parish Endowment Fund<br />
Seton <strong>Catholic</strong> High School Endowment Fund:<br />
Michael Eubanks Scholarship Fund<br />
Edward G. McDonough Memorial Fund<br />
Donna Olson Scholarship Fund<br />
St. Agnes Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Agnes School Endowment Fund<br />
St. Andrew the Apostle Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Anne Little Flower School Endowment Fund<br />
St. Anne Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Anthony of Padua Youth Fund of Aguila<br />
St. Anthony Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Aug<strong>us</strong>tine Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Benedict Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Bernadette Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Bernard of Clairvaux Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Catherine of Siena Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Catherine of Siena School Endowment Fund<br />
St. Charles Borromeo Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Clare of Assisi Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Clement of Rome Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Daniel the Prophet Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Daniel the Prophet School Endowment Fund
“Endowments are the funding of the future. The larger the<br />
endowment, the less worry there is to meet future operating expenses,<br />
which will then enable <strong>us</strong> to expand <strong>our</strong> programs.”<br />
St. Elizabeth Seton Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Francis of Assisi Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Francis Seligman Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Francis Xavier Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Francis Xavier School Endowment Fund<br />
St. Gabriel the Archangel Endowment Fund<br />
St. Germaine Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Gregory Parish Development Fund<br />
St. Gregory School Endowment Fund<br />
Adopt a Student Fund<br />
Anna-America Bozdech Memorial Fund<br />
St. Henry Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. James Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Jerome Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Joachim & St. Anne’s Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Joan of Arc Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. John Bosco Inter-Parish School Endowment Fund<br />
St. John Vianney Parish Goodyear Endowment Fund<br />
St. John Vianney Parish Sedona Endowment Fund<br />
St. Joseph Parish Phoenix Endowment Fund<br />
St. Louis the King Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Louis the King School Endowment Fund<br />
St. Margaret Mary Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Margaret Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Maria Goretti:<br />
Organ Restoration Endowment Fund<br />
Parish Endowment Fund<br />
Staff Continuing Education Endowment Fund<br />
St. Mark’s Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Mary Basha School Endowment Fund<br />
Harold Eugene Cote Fund<br />
Anamarie Kelly Memorial School Endowment Fund<br />
Dr. Alfred Sho<strong>us</strong>ha Memorial Scholarship Fund<br />
St. Mary School Flagstaff Endowment Fund<br />
St. Mary Magdalene Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Mary’s Basilica Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Mary Parish Chandler Endowment Fund<br />
St. Mary’s High School Endowment Fund<br />
St. Mary’s High School McIntyre Endowment Fund<br />
St. Mary’s Kingman Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Matthew Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Matthew School Endowment Fund<br />
St. Michael’s Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Patrick Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Peter Mission School Endowment Fund<br />
St. Raphael Parish Endowment Fund<br />
Ss Simon & Jude Parish Endowment Fund<br />
Ss Simon & Jude School Endowment Fund<br />
St. Theresa Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Theresa School Endowment Fund<br />
Cecil & Clara Crolley Scholarship Endowment Fund<br />
St. Thomas Aquinas Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Thomas More Endowment Fund<br />
St. Thomas the Apostle Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Thomas the Apostle School Endowment Fund<br />
St. Thomas Aquinas School Endowment Fund<br />
John Sack, 2008-2009 Board of Directors Vice-Chairman<br />
St. Timothy Academy Endowment Fund<br />
St. Timothy Parish Endowment Fund<br />
St. Vincent de Paul Fr. Sharpe Fund<br />
St. Vincent de Paul School Endowment Fund<br />
SVDS St. Anthony of Padua Conference Fund<br />
St. William’s Parish Endowment Fund<br />
x<br />
Xavier College Preparatory Endowment Fund<br />
PErMAnEntLY rEStriCtED FunDS<br />
The Armand Iacono Seminarian & St. Daniel’s School<br />
Scholarship Fund<br />
The Armand Iacono Women’s Convent & Monastery Fund<br />
Joseph Bielaw Memorial Fund<br />
Eleanor Biller Memorial Fund<br />
Loretta A. Brand Memorial Fund<br />
CCF Tuition Assistance Program Fund<br />
Julia G. Chestna Memorial Fund<br />
Ronnie Felix Memorial Scholarship Fund<br />
Adjutor Fratris Fund<br />
Melvin & Helen Holm Endowment Fund<br />
Irene D. & Celia M. Kolakoski<br />
Linsenmeyer Family Endowment Fund<br />
McMahon Memorial Fund<br />
Alfred & Othelia Ottele Memorial Fund<br />
Charles I. Passe Fund<br />
Eleanor M. Paulin Memorial Fund<br />
Prochnow Memorial Endowment Fund<br />
Stocking/Osterhagen Fund<br />
Henry Desenis Tai Memorial Fund<br />
TCTL Scholarship Endowment Fund<br />
Robert & Auvia Marie Welker Memorial Fund<br />
tEMPorAriLY rEStriCtED FunDS<br />
Doug & Micaela Patterson Christian Service Award<br />
Scholarship Fund<br />
Monsignor Bernard G. Collins Estate Fund<br />
Wallace-Thomas <strong>Foundation</strong> Scholarship Fund<br />
unrEStriCtED FunDS<br />
Margaret E. Allen Memorial Fund<br />
Orville & Bernadette Cary Endowment Fund<br />
M. Castle Scholarship Fund<br />
Gladys Falvey Fund<br />
Edward & Monica Fletcher Memorial Fund<br />
Fred L. Fricke Fund<br />
Helffrich Family Scholarship Fund<br />
Joseph Krimple Endowment Fund<br />
David Michael Lynch Endowment Fund<br />
Peter N. Millen Family Endowment Fund<br />
Reverend Corneli<strong>us</strong> A. Moynihan Tr<strong>us</strong>t Fund<br />
Edward & Eileen Murray Memorial Fund<br />
Virginia G. Piper Memorial Fund<br />
Reverend Philip Poirier Endowment Fund<br />
Bob & Lil Woods Memorial Fund<br />
* For the period July 1, 2007 to June 30, 2008<br />
LEAVE A LEGACY ArizonA<br />
The <strong>Catholic</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> is proud to be a sponsoring partner of LEAVE A LEGACY Arizona,<br />
a community-based program that educates the public about charitable giving and enc<strong>our</strong>ages people to include<br />
charitable bequests in their wills. To include a bequest to the <strong>Catholic</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> in y<strong>our</strong> will,<br />
please contact Tom Thieken at 602-354-2401.<br />
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Supporting<br />
CoMPEtitiVE GrAntS ProGrAM<br />
Every year, the <strong>Foundation</strong> awards funds in support of deserving <strong>Catholic</strong> organizations<br />
throughout Arizona, which are dedicated to <strong>Catholic</strong> education, Christian formation, and<br />
communicating the Gospel message through vario<strong>us</strong> media.<br />
In the fall of 2007, 70 grant applications were received, representing a total of $1.5 million in<br />
requests for 2008 funding. The volunteer Grants Committee awarded the following 63 grants<br />
totaling $386,000 on October 9, 2008 at the Annual Grants Luncheon.<br />
CAthoLiC SChooLS<br />
B<strong>our</strong>gade <strong>Catholic</strong> High School<br />
Brophy College Prep High School<br />
Christ the King <strong>Catholic</strong> School<br />
Most Holy Trinity <strong>Catholic</strong> School<br />
Notre Dame Preparatory High School<br />
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel School<br />
Our Lady of Perpetual Help<br />
School Glendale<br />
Queen of Peace <strong>Catholic</strong> School<br />
Sacred Heart Parish School<br />
San Francisco de Asis<br />
<strong>Catholic</strong> School<br />
Seton <strong>Catholic</strong> High School<br />
Ss. Simon & Jude School<br />
St. Agnes School<br />
St. Catherine of Siena School<br />
St. Daniel the Prophet School<br />
St. Francis Xavier School<br />
St. Gregory <strong>Catholic</strong> School<br />
St. Jerome School<br />
St. John Bosco Interparish School<br />
St. John Vianney <strong>Catholic</strong> School<br />
St. Joseph’s <strong>Catholic</strong><br />
Montessori School<br />
St. Louis the King <strong>Catholic</strong> School<br />
St. Mary Basha <strong>Catholic</strong> School<br />
St. Mary’s <strong>Catholic</strong> High School<br />
St. Matthew <strong>Catholic</strong> School<br />
St. Peter Mission School<br />
St. Theresa <strong>Catholic</strong> School<br />
St. Vincent de Paul School<br />
Xavier College Preparatory<br />
ChriStiAn ForMAtion<br />
Holy Trinity <strong>Catholic</strong> Newman Center<br />
Immaculate Conception Parish<br />
Immaculate Heart <strong>Catholic</strong> Church<br />
Northern Arizona Deanery<br />
Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish<br />
Phoenix Natural Family<br />
Planning Center<br />
Sacred Heart Parish<br />
Ss. Simon & Jude<br />
St. Anthony Parish<br />
St. Catherine Lab<strong>our</strong>e<br />
St. Catherine of Siena<br />
St. Frances Cabrini<br />
St. Gregory Parish<br />
St. Louis the King<br />
St. Mark Parish<br />
St. Matthew Church<br />
CoMMuniCAtionS<br />
All Saints <strong>Catholic</strong> Newman Center<br />
Bioethics Defense Fund<br />
Carrick Ministries <strong>Foundation</strong><br />
Diocese of Phoenix–<br />
Public Information Office<br />
Life Teen, Inc.<br />
Radio Family Rosary Inc.<br />
Saint Kolbe Productions<br />
St. Matthew Church<br />
VirtueMedia, Inc.<br />
WorK AMonG thE Poor<br />
<strong>Catholic</strong> Charities: Coconino County<br />
<strong>Catholic</strong> Charities: Mohave County<br />
<strong>Catholic</strong> Charities: Yavapai County<br />
Flagstaff Family Food Center<br />
Maggie’s Place<br />
Our Lady of the Lake Soup Kitchen<br />
Paz de Cristo<br />
St. Joseph the Worker<br />
For information about applying<br />
for Competitive Grants,<br />
please call the <strong>Foundation</strong><br />
at 602-354-2407.
“The Competitive Grants Program enables the<br />
Diocese of Phoenix to continue its live, weekly broadcast<br />
television Mass from Ss. Simon and Jude Cathedral.<br />
This broadcast brings the celebration of the Eucharist to an<br />
estimated 40,000 homebound people who might not have<br />
the opportunity to attend Sunday Mass in person.”<br />
Maureen Adams, Grants Committee Chairwoman<br />
reciPient ProFile: Paz De cristo<br />
An outreach ministry of St. timothy <strong>Catholic</strong> <strong>Community</strong> in tempe, Paz de Cristo provides<br />
a <strong>wide</strong> range of services to support the working poor and homeless in the Phoenix metropolitan<br />
area’s East Valley.<br />
the organization served its first evening meal in September of 1988. today, Paz de Cristo<br />
offers a free meal service at 5:30 p.m., seven days a week, to nearly 200 people each night. the<br />
organization also runs two food box programs, distributes free personal care products, provides<br />
intensive job preparation, and operates a global fair trade store at its Mesa headquarters.<br />
“<strong>our</strong> annual budget is about $600,000 and we were thrilled to get <strong>our</strong> first grant this year<br />
from the <strong>Catholic</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong>,” says Michael Boos, Director of Paz de Cristo.<br />
“the $2,000 we received will help <strong>us</strong> serve about 1,200 meals.”<br />
According to Grants Committee Chairwoman Maureen Adams, the <strong>Foundation</strong> added Paz de<br />
Cristo to the list of grant recipients beca<strong>us</strong>e of the excellent work being done by the charity<br />
and to support the <strong>Foundation</strong>’s efforts to reach out to all areas of the Diocese of Phoenix.<br />
“Paz de Cristo,” she says, “provided a wonderful opportunity for the <strong>Foundation</strong> to serve those<br />
in need in the East Valley.”<br />
Each month, nearly 1,000 volunteers from more than 60 faith communities, civic groups,<br />
b<strong>us</strong>inesses, and schools work together to fulfill the mission of Paz de Cristo.<br />
Paz De cristo<br />
424 West Broadway road, Mesa, Arizona 85210<br />
www.pazdecristo.org<br />
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Accounting<br />
StAtEMEnt oF FinAnCiAL PoSition<br />
june 30, 2008 and 2007<br />
ASSEtS 2008 2007<br />
Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 257,402 $ 60,226<br />
Receivables 1,728,626<br />
Investments 49,055,791 47,435,919<br />
Split Interest Agreements 2,657,044 3,132,253<br />
Property and Equipment, Net 2,327<br />
Prepaid Expenses 6,124 1,875<br />
Total Assets $ 51,978,688 $ 52,358,899<br />
LiABiLitiES AnD nEt ASSEtS<br />
Grants Payable $ 747,377 $ 688,838<br />
Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses 23,576 61,716<br />
Present Value of Annuity Payments 1,693,989 1,771,814<br />
Agency Endowment Funds 18,737,231 20,372,936<br />
Other Liabilities 14,871<br />
Total Liabilities 21,202,173 22,910,175<br />
nEt ASSEtS<br />
Unrestricted:<br />
Board Designated 1,093,700 1,093,700<br />
Undesignated 22,049,435 20,062,291<br />
Temporarily Restricted 1,724,797 2,529,287<br />
Permanently Restricted 5,908,583 5,763,446<br />
Total Net Assets 30,776,515 29,448,724<br />
Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 51,978,688 $ 52,358,899<br />
This statement ill<strong>us</strong>trates the financial position at June 30, 2008 and at June 30, 2007<br />
as approved and accepted by its Board of Directors. For a full copy of the Audited Financial<br />
Statements, contact the <strong>Foundation</strong> office at 602-354-2400.
Leading<br />
The volunteers who guide the <strong>Catholic</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> and the staff members<br />
who run its day-to-day operations truly know what it means to <strong>open</strong> <strong>wide</strong> one’s heart.<br />
The <strong>Foundation</strong> values their commitment to the organization’s mission, and hopes they<br />
receive as much as they give.<br />
BoArD oF<br />
DirECtorS*<br />
ExECutiVE CoMMittEE<br />
Cynthia Ketcherside, Chairman<br />
Daniel Santy, Vice Chairman<br />
John Sack, Ph.D., Treasurer<br />
Keith Tigue, Secretary<br />
P. Andrew Groseta,<br />
Immediate Past Chairman<br />
Andrew Sherwood, Ex-Officio<br />
MEMBErS<br />
Maureen Adams<br />
Mary Jean Bublitz<br />
John Campo, III<br />
Maria Chavira, Ph.D.<br />
S<strong>us</strong>ie Cole<br />
Ann De Francesco<br />
Walter Delecki, Ph.D.<br />
Michael King<br />
Guy Labelle<br />
Paul Madden, Lifetime<br />
Edward McDonough<br />
Most Rev. Thomas J. Olmsted<br />
Donald Ruff<br />
Rev. Gregory Schlarb<br />
CoMMittEES<br />
AuDit CoMMittEE<br />
Ed McDonough, Chairman<br />
Christian J. Hoffmann, III<br />
Dan Ryan<br />
ChriStiAn SErViCE<br />
AWArDS CoMMittEE<br />
Ann De Francesco, Chairman<br />
Maria Chavira, Ph. D., Co-Chairman<br />
Michael Bossone<br />
Anita Hatch-Miller<br />
Keith Maio<br />
Robert Sheahan<br />
Maureen Webster<br />
Anne Wuycheck<br />
C r o z i E r G A L A<br />
CoMMittEE<br />
Colleen Will, Chairwoman<br />
Mary Anne McKone,<br />
Honorary Chairwoman<br />
S<strong>us</strong>ie Cole, Advisor<br />
Cindy Todare, Chairwoman Elect<br />
Janette Bell<br />
Lori Brophy<br />
Vivian Buchholtz<br />
Liz Boyd<br />
Linda Carneal<br />
Maria Chavira<br />
Tami Christifulli<br />
Karen Dowd<br />
Judith Downs<br />
Carol Dries<br />
Nancy Etchart<br />
Sue Etchart<br />
Pamela Gralton<br />
Sue Harris<br />
Travys Harvey King<br />
Megan Heiland<br />
Karen Hoffman<br />
Mary Jacobs<br />
Ricki Dee Jennings<br />
Theresa Keeley<br />
Judi Loud<br />
Joyce Lynch<br />
Belinda McGuire<br />
Sue McKone<br />
Antoinette Metzger<br />
Kristin Miller<br />
Dena Mills<br />
Vivian Mueller<br />
Ana Newell<br />
Paula Osterday<br />
S<strong>us</strong>an de Queljoe<br />
Michelle Ray<br />
Esther Salas<br />
Kerrie Salerno<br />
Paula Smalley<br />
Anne Smith<br />
Diana Smith<br />
Mary Williams<br />
Terri Worthington<br />
Ashley Yankowski<br />
Diana Zellers<br />
Kathleen Zywicki<br />
EStAtE PLAnninG<br />
CoMMittEE<br />
Keith M. Tigue, Chairman<br />
F. Richard Bloechl †<br />
Michael Cronin<br />
Anthony V. Ehmann<br />
Donna Esposito<br />
John Even<br />
James Gallagher<br />
Andrew Gorman<br />
John Hough<br />
Terry Moudry<br />
Ellen Steele Allare<br />
FinAnCE & inVEStMEnt<br />
CoMMittEE<br />
John Sack, Ph.D., Chairman<br />
Mary Jean Bublitz<br />
Michael McCartney<br />
Reed Mittelstaedt<br />
Carter Pearl<br />
Donald Ruff<br />
Kirk T<strong>us</strong>ha<strong>us</strong><br />
Michael Yavello<br />
Steve Zabilski<br />
GrAntS CoMMittEE<br />
Maureen Adams, Chairman<br />
John Campo, III<br />
Nick Christifulli<br />
Walter Delecki, Ph.D.<br />
James McGee<br />
Michael Mongini<br />
Patrick Nackard<br />
Donald Ruff<br />
MArKEtinG CoMMittEE<br />
Daniel Santy, Chairman<br />
S<strong>us</strong>ie Cole<br />
Max Gonzales<br />
Jim Grenier<br />
Thomas Gryp<br />
Donna Killoughey<br />
Frank Nageotte<br />
Michael Rossman<br />
Rev. Gregory Schlarb<br />
Suzanne Schutz<br />
Keith Tigue<br />
noMinAtinG CoMMittEE<br />
P. Andrew Groseta, Chairman<br />
Cynthia Ketcherside<br />
Most Rev. Thomas J. Olmsted<br />
Donald Ruff<br />
StAFF**<br />
Donna J. Marino, President and CEO<br />
Thomas Avery, Director of Finance<br />
and Accounting<br />
Brigitte Dayton, Director of<br />
Marketing and Communications<br />
Thomas Thieken, Director of<br />
Planned Giving<br />
Debra Chavez, Executive Assistant<br />
Patricia Philbrick, Finance and<br />
Accounting Assistant<br />
Pamela Hammond,<br />
Program Coordinator<br />
* For the period July 1, 2007 to June 30, 2008<br />
** As of September 1, 2008<br />
† Deceased
400 East Monroe Street<br />
Phoenix, Arizona 85004<br />
602-354-2400<br />
ccfphx.org<br />
© 2008 <strong>Catholic</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong><br />
The <strong>Foundation</strong> extends a very special thank you to the Mulhern family, Paz de Cristo,<br />
and the CSA Alumni for sharing their stories and allowing <strong>us</strong> to photograph them.<br />
Art Direction & Design: foxnoggin<br />
Copywriting: Edward Sweet & Associates<br />
Printing: Impact Printing<br />
Photography: Emily Piraino<br />
<strong>Catholic</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> has made every attempt to publish up-to-date and accurate information,<br />
if you have found an error in this report or y<strong>our</strong> name has been omitted, please contact the <strong>Foundation</strong> at 602-354-2400.