Annual Report 2008 - Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New ...

Annual Report 2008

contentsOur Mission and VisionLetters from His Eminence Edward Cardinal Egan andthe Most Reverend Archbishop Timothy M. DolanA Message from the Chairman of the Board of TrusteesA Report to the Community from the Executive DirectorProtecting and Nurturing Children and YouthCatholic Charities PhilanthropyFeeding the Hungry and Sheltering the HomelessFriends and FundersStrengthening Families and Resolving CrisesCatholic Charities Federation of AgenciesSupporting the Physically and Emotionally ChallengedFiscal ReportWelcoming and Integrating Immigrants and RefugeesPope Benedict XVI’s Apostolic Journey of HopeBoard of Trustees and Senior Management123468101218202628303233

A Message from the Chairman of the Board of Trustees, John J. Phelan, Jr.Dear Friends:I feel privileged to work with Catholic Charities.It’s as simple as that. In these challengingeconomic times, Catholic Charities responds asit has for nearly a century with determination anddedication, reaching out to provide a vast arrayof services for those in need.Permit me to express my deep appreciationto His Eminence Edward Cardinal Egan for hisgenerous support to Catholic Charities during hisservice as Archbishop of New York. And allow meto welcome the Most Reverend Timothy Dolanas our new archbishop.I want to thank my fellow trustees and membersof the Cardinal’s Committee for Charity who makeCatholic Charities a priority in their philanthropicefforts throughout the year. I would also like tostress the importance of and my appreciation toall who give generously of their time, talents andresources to enable Catholic Charities to providehelp and create hope. More than 1,000 volunteerdirectors and trustees guide this federation ofnearly 100 Catholic Charities agencies throughoutthe New York metropolitan area. Their expertiseand oversight prove critical to the integrity, highquality and success of our agencies. Under thededicated leadership of Monsignor Kevin Sullivan,committed staff and volunteers help solve theproblems of New Yorkers in need—non-Catholicsand Catholics alike.My long association with Catholic Charities hasonly deepened my respect for all it does. Thisannual report provides an opportunity to extolthe agency’s work in transforming lives thanks tosupporters like you. It describes needs as well asresponses. It describes hardship as well as help,and anguish, as well as hope. It describes CatholicCharities, now more than ever, as an essentialpart of New York.With warmest regards,John J. Phelan, Jr.Chairman, Board of Trusteeswww.catholiccharitiesny.org 3

A Report to the Community from the Executive DirectorMonsignor Kevin SullivanThis past year, Catholic Charitiesconfronted the onslaught ofeconomic and fiscal disasters: fearand foreclosures, evictions andhunger, swelling unemploymentand shrinking retirement funds.Through it all, Catholic Charitiesmaintained its commitment topoor and vulnerable New Yorkers.More people than ever askhow Catholic Charities helpsand why they should support us.Paradoxically, the answer to whatwe do also answers why we needand merit support.In this report, I highlight howCatholic Charities strengthensindividuals and families and resolvescrises. This is the answer to whyyour support is more vital than ever.Protecting and NurturingChildren and YouthPoverty, hunger, neglect and abusedarken the lives of far too manyNew York children. Over 875,000children in New York grow up infamilies with incomes below thepoverty level. The New York StateChild Abuse hotline received morethan 51,000 reports of abuse orneglect last year. One in threechildren grows up in a single parenthousehold and about the samenumber live as “latchkey” children.Catholic Charities responds tothese sometimes overwhelmingcircumstances. More than onethirdof New York City childrenin foster care live in safe homesunder the auspices of CatholicCharities agencies. More than3,000 families receive our supportso their children can remain athome with their parents. CatholicCharities’ safe day care and afterschoolprograms nurture childrenwhile parents struggle at work toprovide for their families. CatholicYouth Organization, CYO, engagesmore than 20,000 youth inathletic, educational and spiritualopportunities that foster healthygrowth. The skillful combinationof volunteers, private contributionsand public funding makes thisextensive range of services one ofthe most cost-effective in New York.Feeding the Hungry andSheltering the HomelessCatholic Charities stands in theforefront serving the swellingnumbers of the newly poor.Foreclosure and eviction noticesclimbed by twenty percent lastyear. The homeless searching forfood, shelter and work rose byanother twenty percent. Hungrypersons turning to food pantriessurged by thirty percent. Some whopreviously donated now ask for abag of food to tide them over.Catholic Charities responded.Our extensive community-basednetwork of fifty-three affiliatedprograms distributed more than5,300,000 meals last year. Drawingon donor dollars and partnershipswith other agencies, CatholicCharities prevented homelessnessfor 2,300 families before it occurredand worked tirelessly to ensurethose families stayed housed.Strengthening Familiesand Resolving CrisesCatholic Charities’ uniqueness is thatwe go far beyond merely giving food.4 Annual Report 2008

When an emergency strikes a family,we provide training, find jobs andhousing and much more. As I writethis, the number of unemployedjumped to nearly nine percent,triggering homelessness and familyinstability. Meanwhile, the stockmarket collapse left many, includingour own siblings, parents andgrandparents, with savings thatdwindled to almost half.To prevent emergencies frombecoming catastrophes, ourprofessionally trained FamilyAdvocates help assess thesesetbacks, develop a concrete planto deal with them and provide thesupport needed to resolve the crisis.They connect families to servicesthat Catholic Charities and ourpartners offer New Yorkers in need.Supporting the Physicallyand Emotionally ChallengedOur core belief values eachperson as made in God’s image—regardless of his or her challenges.The senior adjusting to recentblindness, the developmentallydisabled child and the emotionallychallenged adult need intensivehelp to live with dignity. In NewYork, more 600,000 suffer frommental illness and 125,000 havevarious developmental disabilities.Catholic Charities’ specializedservices offer early-interventionprograms that nurture children todevelop. We help the physically andemotionally disabled, sometimesfor a lifetime. We provide decenthousing and compassionate carewhen aging parents and caregiversno longer can provide for them.Pope Benedict XVI highlightedCatholic Charities with his movingvisit and blessing of disabledchildren and their caregivers lastspring at St. Joseph’s Seminaryin Yonkers.Welcoming and IntegratingImmigrants and RefugeesThousands of immigrants andrefugees continue to make NewYork their first port of call in theUnited States. Newcomers comewith their hopes and ethics ofhard work. They need the basicsto avoid exploitation and becomeintegrated into their new home:accurate information, Englishlanguage skills, housing and jobs.Catholic Charities responds withan unparalleled range of assistance.Last year, we answered 43,000calls for accurate information intwenty languages. We providedlegal services and other counselingthat enabled families to avoidexploitation, find legal work andlearn English and civics. CatholicCharities literally saved the livesof twenty individuals by blockingtheir deportation to face probabletorture and death in their owncountries.Stewarding the Missionof Providing Help andCreating HopeThose in need—especially the mostvulnerable—deserve the highestquality services. Catholic Charitieshas committed its resources toassist the boards of directors andexecutives of our network ofagencies to enhance governanceand accountability. In turn, privateand public funders recognizeCatholic Charities for deliveringservices with integrity and quality.The Philanthropic AdvisoryService of the Better BusinessBureau certifies Catholic Charities’adherence to its high standards.During this period of economicanxiety, Catholic Charities occupiesa singularly strategic position.We effectively bring togetherlocally based agencies andparishes in every community andneighborhood, skilled staff anddedicated volunteers and privateand public resources. Drawing onmore than a century of experience,Catholic Charities provides help,creates hope and evolves in newand challenging circumstances totouch almost every human needalways with compassion and dignity.Archbishop Timothy M. Dolan and Msgr. Kevin Sullivan pitch in with the Catholic Charities Mobile Food Pantry atthe Highbridge Community Life Center located in one of the poorest Congressional districts in the United States.www.catholiccharitiesny.org 5

Protecting and NurturingChildren and YouthYour generous donations enabled…4006,4002,9002,0004,65027,000children to be adopted by loving familieschildren and teens to be placed in safe foster careyouth to participate in sound after-school programschildren to enjoy summer campschildren to grow and learn in day careyouth to play wholesome sports“I’ve raised my children to understandthat it’s not an obligation but aresponsibility to help othersa little less fortunate.”—Stanley E. Grayson, President & COO ofM.R. Beal & Company and former NYCdeputy mayor for finance, with hisdaughter Lauren A. Grayson“Catholic Charities turns strangersinto neighbors united in a commonpurpose—to make a difference.”—Lauren A. Grayson, Specialist to Merril LynchCounsel and Junior Board Member6 Annual Report 2008

Catholic Charities Big Sisters and Big Brothershelped foster the goals of Rayshell, 14, and herbrother, Daniel, 18, and showed them a worldoutside their Harlem neighborhood. Danielnow studies to become a chef and Rayshelldreams of becoming a judge.“If it weren’t for them, I don’tthink I’d be here.”—DanielSome children cannot receive all the support they need in their ownhomes. Catholic Charities bolsters families, providing counseling, foster care,adoptions, day care and support. It helps struggling youth gain confidenceand lasting values that serve them into adulthood. At Cardinal McCloskeySchool and Home for Children, youth facing challenges and mentally retarded/developmentally delayed adolescent and adult individuals receive subsidizedgroup and family day care services, preventive and family rehabilitationservices, foster boarding home and residential group care in the Bronx,Manhattan, Westchester and Rockland Counties.www.catholiccharitiesny.org 7

Generosity Takes Many FormsCatholic Charities PhilanthropyGenerosity of individuals,corporations and foundationsenables Catholic Charities to servethe needy in this environmentof increasing demand. CatholicCharities gratefully acknowledgesthis generosity and, in particular,the volunteer leadership of itsfundraising efforts.The New York TimesFoundationFor nearly a century, The New YorkTimes Foundation has supportedthe work of Catholic Charities,providing significant funding andpublicity by profiling in its annualNeediest Cases Campaign peoplehelped by our federation.Cardinal’s CommitteeFor Charity (CCC)The Cardinal’s Committee forCharity is a membership of caringleaders of the New York businesscommunity who support CatholicCharities at the request of the MostReverend Archbishop Timothy M.Dolan. Members provide financialresources and counsel to helpsolve the problems of New Yorkersin need without regard for race,ethnicity, religion or ability to pay.Similarly, the diverse membership ofthis committee reflects the breadthand depth of New York and thebusinesses located here. This widecircle of committed New Yorkersensures the long-term future of thebusiness community’s tradition ofphilanthropy and concern.CCC business divisions includeFinance, Hospitality and Tourism,Real Estate, Accounting andLawyers and its newly formedJunior Board. Its emergingHispanic division recognizes thecontributions and needs of thenation’s largest minority population.Junior BoardFormally established in February2008, the Junior Board offersvolunteer and philanthropicopportunities to a new generationof caring New Yorkers. Over 200members engage in social events,networking and volunteeractivities that support CatholicCharities in serving those in needin our community.The generosity of CCC membersenables tens of thousands ofindividuals and families to livein greater dignity throughthe compassionate help ofCatholic Charities.Generosity Takes Many FormsSupporting Catholic Charities’response to nearly every humanneed takes many forms: cashgifts, gifts of marketable securities,planned gifts, gifts of retirementplan assets, gifts of life insuranceand real estate and volunteeringtime and talents.Chorus of Angels Giving ClubIndividuals interested in supportingthe work of Catholic Charities canmake their annual giving easier byjoining the Chorus of Angels GivingClub. Donors become Angels bymaking gifts through automaticmonthly credit card payments.St. Nicholas ProjectThe St. Nicholas Project carrieson the tradition of generosityand charity characteristic of St.Nicholas, the third century Bishop[L-R] Junior Board co-chairs Sean Gorman and Kate Sweeney; Florence D’Urso, Rusty Staub and other generous donors sponsorCatholic Charities Thanksgiving turkey-and-all-the-trimmings distribution in Harlem. [Seated, L-R] Beth Dannhauser, DonnaD’Urso, Florence D’Urso, Joan Zaccaro. [Standing, L-R] Michael Troise, Hannele Troise, His Eminence Edward Cardinal Egan,Rusty Staub, Nicole Zaccaro (child in front of Rusty), Lisa D’Urso, Michael Zaccaro, Jr., Michael Zaccaro, Monsignor Kevin Sullivan.8 Annual Report 2008

Cardinal Egan joined benefactors Ann T. Mara and John K. Mara and the New York Giants as they held the VinceLombardi Super Bowl Trophy at the 72nd Annual CYO Club of Champions gala event. [L-R] Kevin Boothe, RichSeubert, Justin Tuck, Mrs. Ann T. Mara, John K. Mara, Cardinal Egan, Osi Umenyiora, Grey Ruegamer, Lawrence Tynes.of Myra. While associated withChristmas, St. Nicholas serves thepoor throughout the year. Similarly,Catholic Charities helps those inneed year round. At Christmas time,donors from our Adopt-A-Familyprogram and volunteers foster ablessed holiday by partnering withKmart, UPS, and others to providecoats, gloves, blankets and toys tomore than 3,200 individuals.Wills and BequestsCatholic Charities welcomes andis grateful to friends and partnerswhose legacies live on throughtheir compassion and generosity.Charitable bequests should specifythat they are for The Catholic Charitiesof the Archdiocese of New York.Catholic Charities lost a dear friendon October 8, 2008, with thesudden passing of Marity BrodySmith, wife of Catholic CharitiesBoard member Michael P. Smith,President of the New York BankersAssociation. In her memory, Mr.Smith established the Marity BrodySmith Fund at Catholic Charities.FoundationsThe Catholic Charities of theArchdiocese of New Yorkgives thanks to foundationswhose investments in CatholicCharities enable us to providehelp and create hope for NewYorkers in need.Catholic Charities also gratefullyrecognizes the generous gift madein memory of Domenica AmeliaArra Carrella, deceased wife ofPasquale Carrella, by the DomenicaAmelia Arra Carrella Charitable Trust.Business LeadersKPMG, LLP has long served as a leadsupporter of Catholic Charities andits many initiatives. Spearheadedby Robert P. Garrett, the KPMGAnnual Campaign for the Cardinal’sCommittee for Charity this yearprompted significant donationsfrom more than 100 KPMG partnersand matching funds from theKPMG Foundation.Special EventsSpecial events occur throughoutthe year to support CatholicCharities’ varied programs andefforts. Individuals, corporations,foundations and the Cardinal’sCommittee for Charity undergirdthese events, enabling CatholicCharities to raise additional funds.Events also enhance communityoutreach and understanding ofservices we provide.The Club of Champions TributeDinner raises money to supportthe Catholic Youth Organization(CYO), serving tens of thousandsof young people each year throughathletic, social, spiritual and culturalactivities and services. Funds raisedat this annual dinner providecritical resources for our inner-citycommunity centers, parish-basedathletic programs, summer campfor disabled and minority youth,teen leadership and youthministry programs.Cardinal’s Golf Classic annuallyraises funds to support CatholicCharities’ work and mission.Cardinal’s Committee forCharity Hospitality and TourismReception jointly supported byhospitality and tourism labor andmanagement celebrates the broadethnic range of Catholic Charitiesand the community we serve inthis national and internationaltourist destination.Cardinal’s Committee for CharityWall Street Breakfast held annuallyin the New York Stock ExchangeBoard Room raises funds andheightens Catholic Charities’visibility among leaders in NewYork City’s corporate, banking andbusiness-finance sectors.Cardinal’s Christmas Luncheonin conjunction with the Ladies ofCharity annually raises funds tobenefit women and children servedby agencies and programs affiliatedwith Catholic Charities.www.catholiccharitiesny.org 9

Feeding the Hungry andSheltering the HomelessYour generous donations enabled…5,300,0003,3002,0001,5002,500nutritious meals to be served in parish and community food programsfamilies to receive intervention to avoid homelessnessindividuals to live in temporary and transitional apartmentsindividuals to sleep in emergency overnight sheltersfamilies to live in affordable housing“When you help people who are justdesperate, when you see them andthey come and hug you and cry inyour arms, I don’t know if there’sa better feeling. Working withCatholic Charities has just beeneverything you could have hopedfor. Everybody should realize thatwhen you put your money there, it’sgoing to go where you want it to go.”—Rusty Staub, Retired Major LeagueBaseball Player10 Annual Report 2008

A former broadcast journalist, Elviralost her career and home whenshe suffered a massive strokeat the age of 31.“Hope is a big word when you havenothing. Catholic Charities unlockedthe door and gave me hope.They’re my family now.”—ElviraChildren hungry at night and in the morning, seniors too frail to care forthemselves and homeless men sleeping in doorways find shelter, sustenanceand compassion at Catholic Charities emergency shelters, food pantries,soup kitchens and temporary and traditional residences. Catholic Charitiesunderstands the need to protect and create housing that families can afford.The Association of New York Catholic Homes protects affordable housingsponsored by the New York Archdiocese. It preserved more than 2,000housing units owned by twelve Archdiocesan-sponsored housingcorporations and will build new affordable housing units on Archdiocesanand Parish-owned properties.www.catholiccharitiesny.org 11

Friends and FundersCardinal’s Committeefor CharityCatholic Charities is grateful tothe following members of theCardinal’s Committee for Charityfor their gifts of $5,000 or morein 2008:Kevin R. AlgerAllied Irish BankMr. and Mrs. David AlmeidaRobert J. Anslow, Jr.AON FoundationArmienti, DeBellis, Gugliemo& Rhoden, LLPMichael ArmientiClaude R. AthaideCorinne Ball, Esq.Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. BeplerRosemary BerkeryBio-Reference Laboratories, Inc.Boyd Watterson AssetManagementPatrick J. BroderickThe 22nd AnnualCardinal’s Golf OpenAllied Irish Bank - Gerry MurphyAON Foundation- Thomas ConlinArmienti, DeBellis, Gugliemo& Rhoden, LLP- Michael ArmientiARS, Inc., of IllinoisAssociation of ContractingPlumbers of the City of NewYork - Stewart O’BrienAzimuth Asset Management,LLC - Terence S. MeehanJ. H. BaldwinCorinne Ball, Esq.Joseph BodanBoyd Watterson AssetManagement - Tim HydeVincent BranaBrencourt Advisors, LLC- William L. CollinsLouis ButtermarkCalvary Fund, Inc.- Frank A. CalamariJohn K. CastleCastle Oil Corporation- Mauro RomitaCatholic Mutual Group- Michael A. IntrieriChesney & Murphy- Richard ChesneyJames CicaloCivetta Cousins J.V., LLC- Alan RothenbergJames ClausCommerce Bank- Emmet ConlonCommunity CounsellingService (CCS) - Robert KissaneConcannon Family FoundationEmil CostaCrim and Foster Insurance Co.- Mark OwensDebevoise & Plimpton- John VasilyLloyd M. DistasioDunway Services Corp.- Timothy LynskeyDurham Asset Management,LLC - Thomas K. DugganGordon FarkouhFirst Manhattan Co.- Timothy C. MucciaSteven E. GallottaThomas P. GibbonsJames GomielaDennis GrantStanley E. GraysonJeffrey J. HodgmanDiarmuid M. HoganHotel Association of New YorkCity, Inc. - Joseph SpinnatoHughes & Hughes ContractingCorp. - Brendan HughesI.U.O.E./International Union ofOperating EngineersImhoff Company of New York- Scott ImhoffJPMorgan Chase, N.A.- John McKayKevin J. KeaneJames E. KnightKPMG, LLP - Robert P. GarrettMike LarussoChristine A. LattanzioLehman Brothers- Patrick J. WhalenJohn LombardiChristopher M. MackeyDiane M. ManningKevin BurkeThomas B. BurkeRobert L. Cahill, Jr.Frank CalamariCalvary Fund, Inc.William CampbellMr. and Mrs. Thomas L.Cassidy, Jr.Castle Oil CorporationMr. and Mrs. John K. CastleCatholic Communal FundCatholic Mutual GroupMassachusetts FinancialServices Company MFSChristine S. MatheneyJames P. McCabeEdward McMahonMFS Investment Management& SubsidiariesMichael A. MoranMorgan Stanley- Edgar SabunghiMuccia Family FundPatrick F. MulhearnMutual of America - Ed KenneyMutual of America- William S. ConwayNew York Bankers Association- Michael P. SmithNew York Football Giants- Mrs. Wellington T. MaraWilliam A. NugentTravis O’BrienO’Connor, Davies, Munns& Dobbins, LLP- Thomas P. DobbinsJohn S. OnswoldChristopher PalmerPlumbing IndustryPromotion FundPrince Electric Corp.- Chet MaraChris QuickLeslie C. Quick, Jr., andRegina A. Quick TrustStephen RichRisk Management PlanningGroup - Arthur DunneRosemont Press- Michael ReardonJeffrey A. RosenkranzAlex M. SardiniaService Master - Steve WillsCB Richard EllisRichard ChesneyChesney & MurphyCivetta Cousins JV, LLCJames ClausFrancis X. ComerfordCommunity CounsellingService Co., LLCMr. and Mrs. RichardConcannonConcannon Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. John ConheeneyTom ConlinEmmet ConlonConsolidated Edison, Inc.Cara M. ConteEmil CostaKaren M. CullenMr. and Mrs. Sean P. CumiskeyGolfers raised funds to supportCatholic Charities programs atthe 22nd Annual Cardinal’s GolfOpen held at Winged FootGolf Club.[L-R] Bob Garrett, KPMG,Committee Co-Chair; GeneDeMark; Dan Schmitt; Joe VergaSkadden Arps- Michael K. HoffmanMuriel B. SmithSt. Vincent’s Medical Center- Alfred E. Smith, IVDaniel J. StaubStephen StrausStructure Tone, Inc.- James DonaghyEdward SweeneyAndrew J. TaddeiTD BankTener Consulting Services, LLC- Martin TenerThe Bank of New YorkMellon Corporation- Thomas A. RenyiThe Mechanical ContractorsAssociation of NY, Inc.- Raymond W. HopkinsRichard TraubTraub Eglin LiebermanStrauss, LLPPaul E. TraversJoseph J. VergaCharles VirginiaWedge Capital Management, LLPWest New York Restoration ofCT, Inc. - Alfred GallicchioAlan WienerWilliam H. Sadlier, Inc.- Frank & Bill DingerWilliam L. & Lesley H. CollinsFamily FoundationChristopher CusackMr. and Mrs. Richard F. CzajaMr. Terence Darby andMs. Anna M. MatteodaChristina DavidsonDebevoise & Plimpton, LLPRonald DeciccoDeerpath Construction Corp.Denihan Hospitality GroupDaniel J. DenihanEileen A. DenninPatricia D. DillonJames DonaghyWilliam A. DonovanMr. and Mrs. George E. Doty, Jr.George E. Doty, Sr.Glenn R. DubinJames DuffyMr. and Mrs. Thomas K. DugganArthur DunneDunway Services Corp.Durham Asset Management, LLCFlorence B. D’UrsoEmbassy Suites, Inc.Emigrant Savings BankEmmet, Marvin & Martin, LLPMichael FeinsteinFidelity Investments CharitableGift FundMr. Robert J. Fitzsimmons andDr. Margaret A. CollinsFrenkel & Co., Inc.Fried Frank Harris Shriver& JacobsonAlfred GallicchioRobert P. GarrettMary J. GearnsGoldman Sachs GivesGoldman, Sachs & Co.Margaret F. GraceGramercy Park HotelMark GranataGrand Hyatt New YorkFred GrapsteinMr. and Mrs. David E. GreinHacels, Inc.Thomas HealeyHelmsley HotelsLawrence F. HickeyJeffrey J. HodgmanRaymond W. HopkinsHotel Association ofNew York City, Inc.Hotel PennsylvaniaHotel, Restaurant, InstituteEmployeesJames G. Houlihan, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Steve HoweBrendan HughesHughes & HughesContracting Corp.I.U.O.E. Local 94, 94A, 94BTeresa E. IannaconiIBMSam IbrahimImhoff Company, Inc.Scott ImhoffMichael IntrieriValerie Jacob, Esq.JPMorgan Chase & Co.Donald A. KellyMr. and Mrs. Shaun KellyMr. and Mrs. ChristopherF. KinneyRobert KissaneMr. and Mrs. Paul KolajKPMG (New York)Foundation, Inc.KPMG, LLPKramer Levin Naftalis &Frankel, LLPKramer, Dillof, Livingston& MooreMr. and Mrs. Francis La SallaMr. and Mrs. Bruce E. LafranchiMr. and Mrs. Kenneth G.LangoneLeahey & Johnson, P.C.12 Annual Report 2008

Mr. and Mrs. James B. Lee, Jr.Leslie C. Quick, Jr. andRegina A. Quick TrustLeonard LitwinLocal 1, Hotel MaintenanceLoews HotelsLondon NYC HotelPeter LuongoTimothy LynskeyJohn J. MaddenMr. and Mrs. Stephen J. MacriWilliam R. MaguireMr. and Mrs. Richard F.MahoneyMr. and Mrs. John MalvisiMandarin Oriental New YorkAnn T. MaraChet MaraMr. and Mrs. John K. MaraMaura MarkusRenwick MartinTener MartinNicholas MastronardiSean M. McAuleyJohn C. McCarthyMr. and Mrs. Michael R.McClintockMr. and Mrs. Ted H.McCourtneyWilliam J. McDonoughMr. and Mrs. John F.McGillicuddyLucy McGrathMr. and Mrs. Thomas E.McInerneyMr. and Mrs. Terence S. MeehanReverend MonsignorJohn P. MeierGerard M. MeistrellMr. and Mrs. Victor J. MenezesMerrill Lynch & Co., Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. MonksMr. and Mrs. Michael A. MoranThomas MoranMorgan StanleyMary L. MullenAnna Murdoch-MannGerard MurphySuzanne MurphyCatherine L. MurrayMr. and Mrs. Martin C. MurrerMutual of America FoundationNational Lighting Company, Inc.Natori CompanyNew York Hotel andMotel Trades CouncilNew York Marriott, BrooklynNovotel Hotel New YorkNYSE Euronext, Inc.Elva L. O’BrienRobert C. O’BrienStewart O’BrienDr. Ralph A. andMrs. Jane O’ConnellJohn O’ConnorMark O’FrielO’Friel FoundationJonathan O’HerronOmni Berkshire PlaceAlfred C. OteroErnest Patrikis, Esq.Pershing, LLCMr. and Mrs. John J. Phelan, Jr.Pillsbury WinthropPlumbing IndustryPromotion FundPlunkett & Jaffe Group ofMcKenna Long & AldridgePrince Electric CorporationPritchard Industries, Inc.William M. PruellageChristopher QuickBernard ReidyRenaissance Properties, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. RenyiRFR Realty, LLCMyles RidderMr. and Mrs. Vincent A. RohanMauro RomitaMr. and Mrs. Francis C. Rooney, Jr.Alan RothenbergMr. and Mrs. J. Brendan RyanEdgar A. SabounghiMr. and Mrs. Peter M. SacerdoteMr. and Mrs. Kamil M. SalameMr. and Mrs. Thomas SaliceSamsara FoundationMark SaundersService MasterMr. and Mrs. Brian T. SheaJulia V. SheaMr. and Mrs. Joseph C. ShugartAnthony R. SichenzioLarry SilversteinSilverstein Properties, Inc.Chris SmithMichael P. SmithBarry SommersAaron M. SosnickJoseph SpinnatoMark SquillanteMr. and Mrs. Vladimir Y. StadnykDaniel J. StaubSterling National BankAlan StoneStephen Straus andMrs. James J. StrickerStructure Tone, Inc.Sunstone Hotel TRS, Inc.Henry SwiecaRudolf TauscherTavern on the GreenTD BankTener Consulting Services, LLCThe Bank of New YorkMellon CorporationThe Catholic NewsPublishing CompanyThe Charles A. MastronardiFoundationThe Edelweiss FoundationThe Healey Family FoundationThe Johnson FoundationThe Litwin FoundationThe Menezes FoundationThe Millennium BroadwayHotel New YorkThe Risk Management PlanningGroup, Inc.The Rusty Staub Foundation, Inc.The Salice Family Charitable TrustThe Waldorf=AstoriaMary A. TigheTishman Hotel CorporationTraub Eglin LiebermanStrauss, LLPUnited Way of Tri-StatePeggy Van MunchingVanguard CharitableEndowment ProgramJohn VasikVerizon FoundationPeter WardRichard WernerWest New YorkRestoration of CT, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. WhalenWilliam L. & Lesley H. CollinsFamily FoundationWilliam J. Williams, Jr., Esq.Steve WillsVirginia M. WilsonDouglas C. WurthMr. and Mrs. Boniface A. ZainoWills and BequestsEstate of Kathleen BallingerEstate of Roberta A. BeggsEstate of Helen M. BohenEstate of Sr. MaryGenevieve CashinEstate of James R. CassidyEstate of Edward M. CondictCatholic Charities Hospitality& Tourism Reception Donors201 W 79th Street Realty Corp.The AlexAlgonquin HotelAmerican Legal Services, Inc.Apple Core HotelsJeff BaldwinBelvedere HotelBio-Reference Laboratories, Inc.BNY ConvergEX Group, LLCThe Brook ClubThe Carlyle HotelComfort Inn ManhattanThe Cornell ClubCrowne Plaza Times SquareDeerpath Construction Corp.Denihan Hospitality GroupThe Doubletree Hotel JFKEmbassy Suites, Inc.Four SeasonsFrenkel & Co., Inc.Friars ClubGoldman, Sachs & Co.Gramercy Park HotelGrand Hyatt New YorkH.E.R.E. Bartenders UnionLocal 165Hacels, Inc.Harmonie ClubHarvard Club of N.Y.C.Helmsley HotelsHotel 57, LLCHotel Association ofNew York City, Inc.Hotel PennsylvaniaEstate of Mary I. DevineEstate of Charles J. DoddEstate of Ray FlesherEstate of Thomas J. GaffneyEstate of Nora GoodwinEstate of Luby A. HarperEstate of Elizabeth M. HopkinsEstate of Rose Mary JannaconeEstate of Al JolsonEstate of Eleanor KaneEstate of Miriam A. KelleherEstate of John W. KelliherEstate of Tezila G. KennedyEstate of Marie P. LynchEstate of Charles J. MauroEstate of Louis J. MiucciEstate of Alexander NadelEstate of Mary NicholsEstate of Veronica H. OberleEstate of W.S. O’ConnorEstate of William PetermanEstate of Claude E. PetruzziEstate of John RoachEstate of John H. RolappeHotel, Restaurant, InstituteEmployeesInterContinental The BarclayNew YorkI.U.O.E. Local 94, 94A, 94BJ. & W. Seligman & Co., Inc.Kane Kessler, P.C.Kelman, Winston & Vallone, P.C.Kimpton Hotels of New YorkThe Kitano HotelPeter C. KrauseThe Links ClubLocal 1, Hotel MaintenanceLoews CorporationLondon NYC HotelMandarin Oriental New YorkManhattan ClubMilford Plaza HotelThe Millennium BroadwayHotel New YorkMillennium UN Plaza HotelNew York Athletic Club, Inc.New York Hotel and MotelTrades CouncilNew York Marriott BrooklynNew York Palace HotelNew York State AFL-CIONew Yorker HotelManagement CompanyNovotel Hotel New YorkOmni Berkshire PlaceP.J.M. & Sons, Inc.Panta Realty Co.The Penn Club of New YorkThe PierreEstate of Robert D. SaccomanEstate of Dorothy E. TracyEstate of William C. VassEstate of Margaret WatersEstate of Barbara WestermannEstate of Mabel YoumansEstate of Andrew C. ZipprichFoundationsAdrian and Jessie ArchboldCharitable TrustAlfred E. Smith FoundationAltman FoundationAmerica’s Second HarvestCarnegie CorporationCatherine and Henry J.Gaisman FoundationConrad N. Hilton FoundationCorroon FoundationDaphne Seybolt CulpepperFoundationHonoree and host of the Hospitalityand Tourism Division of the Cardinal’sCommittee for Charity receptionLeland Lewis, General Manager,InterContinental The Barclay NewYork, spoke with Joseph Spinnato,President and CEO, Hotel Associationof New York City, Inc.Pitta & Dreier, LLPPitta Bishop DelGiorno &Dreier, LLPPlanetary Recreations, Inc.The Plaza HotelThe Princeton Club of New YorkPSAV Presentation ServicesRed Cap ValetRFR Realty, LLCRiver Club of New York, Inc.Roosevelt HotelM.D. Sass Associates, Inc.The Segal CompanySheraton Hotels of New YorkThe Sherry-NetherlandSunstone Hotel TRS, Inc.Tavern on the GreenThe CarltonThe MichelangeloThe Rudin Foundation, Inc.Tishman Hotel CorporationTop Hat ImagewearUNITE Here! Local 100The University ClubThe Waldorf=AstoriaHilton New YorkHilton MillenniumWashington Square HotelWedge Capital Management, LLPThe Westin New York atTimes SquareVirginia M. WilsonEdward and Joan B. SteinigerCharitable FoundationFoundation for CommunityHealthGiants FoundationHagedorn FundHomeland FoundationIOLA Fund of the Stateof New YorkIrish GovernmentJacob and Sophie RiceFamily FoundationJoseph R. Daly FoundationLitwin FoundationMax and Victoria DreyfusFoundationMBIA FoundationMedical Center NeighborhoodFund (Columbia University)Milton V. Brown FoundationMullholand FoundationNew York Community Trust- Hunger Reliefwww.catholiccharitiesny.org 13

Mr. and Mrs. Denis J. O’LearyJohn O’MalleyLawrence H. O’NeilNoreen M. O’RourkeMr. James F. O’Sullivan andMs. Margaret M. MolloyOlss SportsOrange RegionalMedical CenterMr. and Mrs. Joseph OrlandoOur Lady of the Scapularand St. StephenFrank PachecoMr. and Mrs. Michael F. PasqualeMary C. PatouhasDenise M. PelliPepsi-Cola U.S.A.Christopher T. PerrottaMr. and Mrs. Joseph PesolaMr. and Mrs. William PetersenPetrocelli Electric Co., Inc.Florie J. Petti and Mary A. PettiMartha PfefferPfizer Foundation MatchingGifts ProgramDavid M. PhelanPhelps MemorialHospital CenterGwendolyn T. PhillipsGennaro PiconeMr. and Mrs. John W. PikePinnacle Associates LTD, Inc.Lucy PiroVincent F. Pitta, Esq.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. PituchPlainfield Fruit & Produce Co., Inc.Dorothea J. PlunkettDaniel A. PocchiariMr. and Mrs. Jean-PierrePonceletMr. and Mrs. John E. Poreba, Jr.Edmond PowerPaul F. ProskauerProvident BankPTL Rocco Laurie MemorialScholarship FundReverend Alfred J. PucciThomas P. PurtellIna M. PyneKathryn M. QuigleyThe Racioppo FamilyNicholas RahoMr. and Mrs. Greg RaimannMr. and Mrs. Viggo B.RambuschRampulla Associates,Architects, LLPMr. and Mrs. Norbert RedegeldMr. and Mrs. Michael ReedMark L. ReganteKathleen ReillyThomas J. ReillyReliance Moving, Storage& Installation, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Gerald A. RidgeRidgewood Savings BankMr. and Mrs. Hugh T. Riley, IIIJames J. RileyMr. and Mrs. Robert S. RisoleoFaith A. RitchieMr. and Mrs. Eddie A. RiveraBrian RobbinsMr. and Mrs. Donald RobertsMr. and Mrs. Raphael A.RodriguezRogoff & Company, P.C.James V. Rohan, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J.RomanoMarianne RossiJose C. RuizMary K. RutherfurdMr. and Mrs. Michael D. RyanMr. and Mrs. William J. RyanFaraj SaghriSaint Joseph Hill Academy/Sports ProgramSaint Patrick’s CathedralSaint Vincent’s CatholicMedical Centers of New YorkSofia SajaSaks Fifth AvenueAllison SalasDeacon and Mrs. ErnestSalomoneHeath SaminskyMr. and Mrs. Harry C. SangreeBarbara J. SantangeloMr. and Mrs. John SaraccoValerie C. ScanlonDr. and Mrs. Emile M. ScarpelliMr. and Mrs. Paul E. ScarpettaSchlesinger Gannon &Lazetera, LLPSanford J. SchlesingerWall Street executives joined Edward Cardinal Egan to ring the New York Stock ExchangeOpening Bell at the annual Wall Street breakfast hosted by Euronext.[L-R] Ron Insana, Senior Analyst, CNBC; Kevin Burke, President and Chief Executive Officer, ConsolidatedEdison, Inc.; James Hughes; John J. Phelan, Jr., Chairman, Board of Trustees, Catholic Charities; CathyKinney, President and Co-Chief Operating Officer, NYSE Euronext; His Eminence, Edward Cardinal Egan;Victor Menezes, Senior Advisor, New Silk Route Partners, LLC; Robert P. Garrett, Partner, KPMG, LLP; Thomas E.McInerney, General Partner, Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe; Monsignor Kevin Sullivan, Executive Director,Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New YorkWall Street EventsThe Bank of New York MellonCorporationThe Campbell FamilyFoundationConsolidated Edison, Inc.- Kevin BurkeSuzette CrivaroRonald DeciccoEmmet, Marvin & Martin, LLPGeneral Atlantic, LLCThomas P. GibbonsBrian GimlettGoldman, Sachs & Co.The Healey Family FoundationMr. & Mrs. Christopher KinneyKPMG, LLP - Robert P. GarrettFrancis La SallaRichard F. MahoneyThomas E. McInerneyVictor J. MenezesMerrill Lynch & Co., Inc.- Rosemary BerkeryDonald R. MonksMichael A. MoranNYSE Euronext, Inc.- Catherine R. KinneyO’Friel Foundation- Mark O’FrielLouis G. PastinaPillsbury Winthrop- Ernest Partikis, Esq.Thomas A. RenyiKaren SeitzBrian T. SheaMichael P. SmithVerizon FoundationPatrick J. WhalenVirginia M. WilsonVirginia M. SchirrmeisterMr. and Mrs. Edward T.SchneiderMr. and Mrs. Robert J.SchneiderMr. and Mrs. Peter E. SchwimerMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. ScoblicKevin V. SeamanSamuel Y. SessionsMr. and Mrs. Kumar H. ShahMark E. ShannonMargaret L. SheilsJohn J. ShelleySusan E. ShepherdMr. and Mrs. Eric SheridanJohn T. ShieldsShopRite Supermarkets, Inc.Anne ShurellVincent F. Signorile andHilary A. KruceKathleen M. SimmonsKent C. SimonsMr. and Mrs. Walter B. SinnottSkechers USAMr. and Mrs. Chris S. SlatteryMr. and Mrs. Jan K. SmeetsJosephine M. SmithMr. and Mrs. Leonard B. SmithSolon E. SummerfieldFoundation, Inc.Sonia Alden Foundation, Inc.St. Adalbert’s Sports ProgramSt. Charles Sports ProgramSt. Joseph’s SeminarySt. Margaret Mary SchoolSt. Mary’s ChurchSt. Patrick’s Athletic AssociationSt. Patrick’s Church CYOSt. Paul’s ChurchSt. Rita Athletic AssociationSt. Stephen & St. Edward SchoolSt. Thomas of CanterburyYouth GroupVeronica F. StanionStaten Island Sports Hall ofFame, Inc.Staten Island University HospitalStaten Island YankeesMr. and Mrs. James StaudtMr. and Mrs. Peter F. SteinfelsStewart’s FoundationRoseann StichnothStonehill CollegeWilliam J. StricklandThomas H. SturrockMr. and Mrs. Benjamin J.Sullivan, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. David H. SullivanMr. and Mrs. James K. SullivanMr. and Mrs. Kenneth SullivanPatricia SullivanTheresa SwansonPatrick M. SweeneyMargaret TalisseEve TarantoTaylor Recycling Facility, LLCMr. and Mrs. J. Arnold TeasdaleVivan A. TellisTerence Cardinal Cooke HealthCare CenterRene B. TestaMr. and Mrs. Edward Tetz, Jr.The Community FoundationThe James E. and Faye L.Preston FundThe Law Firm of Duskin& CroweThe Len Camber Charitable TrustThe Marie T. Maroseia TrustThe McCooey CharitableFoundationThe McGraw-Hill CompaniesEmployee Giving ProgramThe Professional Associates, P.C.The Vincent G. Halloran FundThe Wechsler FinancialGroup, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Norwell F.Therien, Jr.Mary ThomasJudith M. TimollTotal Quality Fire andSecurity, Inc.Peter TothMark TralongoRosemary E. TucciMarjorie A. UhingBrian UhlmanUnited States Postal ServiceDerek H. Utter andErin M. DuschMr. and Mrs. Brian E. ValenteFlorence VaseyMarie J. ViolaLawrence VitaleJacqueline M. VitulliGeorge VurnoWalker Lighting, Inc.James R. Walker, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. WalshMary E. Walsh-KuehnWarren Jacques MemorialCommitteeRobert P. WeaverDella M. WhiteStephanie WickouskiWalter D. WiederkehrThomas F. WienerMary Jo WildeMr. and Mrs. Patrick WildridgeTimothy M. WilliamsWindels Marx Lane &Mittendorf, LLPStanley L. WoMr. and Mrs. Lap J. WongHarvey W. Wood, Jr.WPG Solutions, Inc., on behalfof Ernst & YoungGertrude WtulichDwight S. YooMr. and Mrs. Kent H. YoungMichael A. YoungHarold W. ZeitlinJeanne J. ZunichMr. and Mrs. Mark L. ZusyAll gifts to Catholic Charitiesmake a difference. We apologizeif we have omitted any supporteror listed any incorrectly.16 Annual Report 2008

The Cardinal’sCommitteefor CharityDevelopmentCommittee forCatholic CharitiesCardinal’s Christmas LuncheonMrs. Robert AbplanalpAdriana R. AlbanoAllied Irish BankArnold AmsterApple Core HotelsAntoinette M. AstorinaNicolina R. AstorinaGertrude L. BalickiGeoffrey W. BennettMary Clare BerginRobert BlanchFr. John A. BoehningAnn Dully BorowiecLaurette BouchardPatricia Q. BrennanCamille BrownNoreen C. BrownMargaret B. BrownMaureen BrownMary Beth BrownNicholas E. BruscoBurke Supply CompanyCatherine S. CallagyCalvary HospitalFrank E. Campbell FuneralChapelMary C. CaseyMrs. Richard M. CashinJohn K. CastleCatholic Guardian Society andHome BureauMichael CembalestThe ChristophersChurch of Our Lady of PompeiiChurch of St. EugenesChurch of St. Paul the ApostlePhyllis CiminoRobert CinelliMary Higgins ClarkGerald and Kathleen ClarkElizabeth Gillespie ClarkMarian ClarkJackie ComesanasMrs. Richard J. ConcannonCon EdisonMargaret M. ConroyConvenant House Under 21Anne M. CreedPaul A. CrottyCSD SecurityKathleen B. CudahyMary Kate CudahyColumba CurcioSophie E. CzechlewskiData-ComTelecommunicationsVeronica DavisonAlma DeMetropolisJoan C. Di MarcoLou DiCerboPhil DiIorioPatricia DillonFrank S. DingerMaureen DohertyJoan E. DonovanLee Spelman DotyGeorge DotyMaureen DriskillGlenn Dubin and EvaAndersson DubinJohn DuffyFlorence D’UrsoMary Callahan ErdoesAdele EzzoPatricia Cahill FayJoan FealeyAnne Marie FinkAlice R. FinleyEvelyn T. FinnMary Louise FormatoBaroness Flavia Frati-SpagnolaMsgr. Hilary FrancoPeter Duffy FursHenry J. GaismanMarina GalesiGloria GannonMary Jane GearnsRosella P. GlynnJanie Sayour GosenMargaret GraceSusan Marie GradyEugenia Ann GraffElizabeth GriffinNicholas GriparichAudrey Butvay GrussEvelyn GuernseyAnn M. GuglielmoEleanore HadleyFrances O.C. HardartElizabeth A. HarkinElizabeth HayesLawrence HickeyJeffrey HodgmanMary T. HopkinsClaire M. HoulihanMary M. HoulihanInstitutional CommodityServicesMarjorie IhrigMary JohansenPeter J. JohnsonJPMorgan Chase BankDiana Jacobs KalmanEdward KaneCamille KelleherJames C. KelleherIn recognition of her compassionate outreach, Mary CallahanErdoes, pictured with husband, Philip, and daughters Miaand Morgan, received the Christmas Angel Award at the63rd Annual Cardinal’s Christmas Luncheon.Audrey K. KellyKennedy Child Study CenterMargaret A. KingJeffrey KurtzmanRenee LandeggerLane’s Floor CoveringsKen and Elaine LangoneFr. Pete LarkinLatin American BankRosalind LaurieJimmy LeeCatherine Helleher LenihanLincoln HallLoews HotelsGianna Lahainer-LombardiConstance LouieHelen T. LoweThomas LuddyJoan M. MaguireEileen F. MahoneyCatherine MallonTheresa MallonPatricia ManleyAnna Murdoch MannAnn T. MaraBlythe S.J. MastersValerie and NicholasMastronardiTess MateoNancy MattaJohn W. McNear, Jr.Carlyn McCaffreyPatricia McCarthyMaurice McCarthyMary C. McCooeyDorothea A. McElduffLucy Flemming McGrathPeter J. McGuinnessVicky L. McLoughlinKathryn M. McManusAnne Welsh McNultyRev. Joseph M. McShane, S.J.Merrill Lynch & Company, Inc.Mission of theImmaculate VirginMadeleine M. MorrisseySuzanne C. MurphyArthur MurphyRobert L. NahmanJosie Cruz NatoriNews Corp.Kevin P. NortonElva O’BrienCarmela D. O’ConnellMary M. O’ConnorO’Connor, Davies, Munns &Dobbins, LLPMargaret O’DeaFlorence R. O’DonovanAnn OestreicherJonathan O’HerronLorraine O’NeillL.R. PalacioMary L. PaskewiczChris PeacockRon PerlmanMargarita PerusquiaPatrice Cecile PeugnetMr. and Mrs. John J. Phelan, Jr.Louis P. PietronutoConnie PhaehnBill and Caryl PlunkettClaire PurcellJennifer RobinsonGerard RocheMr. and Mrs. Vincent A. RohanRosalie HallJack RudinJoAnn M. RuggieroAnne C. RuoffJoan SamsenFaraj SchariSegal CompanyDorothea V. ShawJulie V. SheaNan SmithBarry SommersSteve SonnickJoseph E. SpinnatoKathleen Griffin StackJames E. StaleyDaniel J. StaubHarry SteinHelen D. StoneJoan K. StoutMarianne StrongFather John SullivanTheresa M. SullivanTherese G. SweeneyHenry SwiecaJames and Justine TenneyThe Astor Home for ChildrenCarol TonerMsgr. William J. ToohyTrustees of St. Patrick’sCathedralLouis TulloCatherine M. WalshBishop Gerald T. WalshMary T. WalshPatrick WhalenHon. Milton L. WilliamsTerry WoodardJames YoungVictor J. Menezes, Co-ChairThomas A. Renyi, Co-ChairMichael P. Smith, Co-ChairCommittee MembersCorinne BallJames L. ClausFrancis X. ComerfordMichael ComerfordJames K. DonaghyRobert P. GarrettCatherine R. KinneyMaura A. MarkusThomas E. McInerneyJoseph E. SpinnatoMichael D. SullivanPeter WardJohn J. Phelan, Jr.Chairman, Board ofTrustees, The CatholicCharities of TheArchdiocese of New YorkMonsignor Kevin SullivanExecutive DirectorMargaret A. KingDirector of InstitutionalAdvancement and ChiefDevelopment OfficerRosemary GriffinAssistant Directorof InstitutionalAdvancementNorma M. RagalliCoordinator, Cardinal’sCommittee for CharityPeter P. MullenChairman EmeritusFor more informationabout all forms ofgiving, volunteering andparticipating in the workof Catholic Charities,please contact us at646.794.2051 or emailmargaret.dolan@archny.org.www.catholiccharitiesny.org 17

Strengthening Familiesand Resolving CrisesYour generous donations enabled…3,3004,30026,00020,3005,0002,200families to receive the support they needed to stay togetherindividuals to receive emergency financial assistanceindividuals to receive critically needed social servicesindividuals to receive needed counselingindividuals to receive job training and placementwomen to receive essential support during unplanned pregnancies“We personally experienced havinga loved one go through illness andwe understand the emotional andfinancial stress it causes. We helpbecause we are inspired bythe support we received.”—Michelle Javian and Yuki Yuki Kotani,Donors and Co-Founders ofHarboring Hearts Foundation18 Annual Report 2008

Leslie, a single mother, had to give up her jobto care full-time for her medically fragilefour-year-old twins, Johan and Tariq. CatholicCharities helped bolster the family as eachboy underwent heart transplants.“I believe this is a happily-ever-afterstory. I want families to knownot to give up these gifts.”—LeslieFamilies confronted and confused by crises know they can turn toCatholic Charities for help. A working mom searching for affordable day care;a laid-off father trying to re-enter the job market; a young woman coping withan unplanned pregnancy can face a maze of emotions and difficulty accessinghelp. Catholic Charities and affiliated agencies programs are designed withflexibility to quickly respond to their needs. At Casita Maria, the first charitableorganization to serve the Hispanic Community in New York City, individuals andfamilies in crisis receive a variety of services and can participate in its Bronxafter-school program and its community support program for homeboundseniors in East Harlem.www.catholiccharitiesny.org 19

Catholic Charities Federation of AgenciesThe following agencies providea wide range of human servicesunder various auspices throughoutthe Archdiocese of New York.Religious communities sponsorsome. Others have grown fromparish communities of faith. Stillothers were founded by charismaticclergy, religious or lay leaders.Together they form The CatholicCharities of the Archdiocese of NewYork, a federation of administered,sponsored and affiliated agenciestouching almost every human need.Abraham House340 Willis Avenue, PO Box 305Bronx, NY 10454Interim Executive Director:Mr. Giles Mesrobian718.292.9321 / abrahamhouse.orgAssistance for offenders, ex-offendersand relatives.Astor Home for Children6339 Mill Street, PO Box 5005Rhinebeck, NY 12572-5005Executive Director:Mr. James McGuirk, PhD845.871.1000 / astorservices.orgFoster care, group care, residential andbehavioral health services in the Bronxand Dutchess County.Association of New YorkCatholic Homes1011 First AvenueNew York, NY 10022Director: Ms. Melissa Pavone646.794.2032The Association of New York CatholicHomes is a not-for-profit organizationthat operates under the auspices of theArchdiocese of New York. The mission ofthe Association is to protect and preservemore than 2,000 housing units that areowned by twelve Archdiocesan-sponsoredhousing corporations and to build newaffordable housing units on designatedArchdiocesan and housing corporationowned properties.Boys Hope Girls Hopeof New York, Inc.30 Ackerman Street, PO Box 80477Staten Island, NY 10308Executive Director:Mr. Christopher Perry718.984.8466 / bhghny.orgResidential and educational enrichmentservices for adolescents.Cardinal Hayes Home for Children60 St. Joseph DriveMillbrook, NY 12545Executive Director: Mr. Fred Apers845.677.6363 / cardinalhayeshome.orgResidential care and treatment for youngpeople diagnosed with developmentaldisabilities, day school for multiplychallengedstudents.Cardinal McCloskey Services2 Holland AvenueWhite Plains, NY 10603Executive Director: Ms. Beth Finnerty914.997.8000cardinalmccloskeyservices.orgFoster care, group residences for teens,family reunification, adoption andprevention services, child day care,and residential services for individualsdiagnosed with developmental disabilities.Carmel HousingDevelopment Fund Co.45 Carmel CourtStaten Island, NY 10304Executive Director:Stanan Management Corporation516.486.1000Senior housing.Casa Cecilia536 West 153rd StreetNew York, NY 10031Director: Ms. Selina Nicholas212.283.7464Housing for low- and moderateincomeindividuals.Casita Maria, Inc.830 Southern Boulevard, 4th FloorBronx, NY 10459Executive Director: Ms. Sarah Calderon718.589.2230 / casita.usSocial services for residents of the SouthBronx and East Harlem.[L-R] Edward Cardinal Egan distributing Christmas gifts donated by Tim Rooney on behalf of Yonkers Raceway to women andchildren at St. Rita’s Immigration Center in the Bronx and Catholic Charities in Yonkers; Mothers and children receive coats andfood; Sr. Marie Lucita bids farewell to colleagues after serving the needy on Manhattan’s Lower East Side for over fifty years.20 Annual Report 2008

Catholic Big Sistersand Big Brothers137 East 2nd Street, 2nd FloorNew York, NY 10009Executive Director: Ms. Emily Forhman212.475.3291 / cbsbb.orgVolunteer mentoring for boys andgirls, individual and group counseling,educational support.Catholic Charities CommunityServices of Orange County224 Main StreetGoshen, NY 10924Executive Director: Dean Scher, PhD845.294.5124Behavioral health counseling,immigration and refugee services,emergency food and crisis interventionin Orange County.Catholic Charities CommunityServices, Archdiocese of NY1011 First AvenueNew York, NY 10022Executive Director:Ms. Beatriz Diaz Taveras212.371.1000 / catholiccharitiesny.orgCase management, information andreferral, emergency food services,employment training and placement,homelessness prevention, immigrationand refugee services, parish support, thriftstore, blind services, deaf apostolate,residential services for the mentallychallenged, youth recreational andspiritual services.Catholic CommunityServices of Rockland, Inc.78 Hudson AvenueHaverstraw, NY 10927Executive Director: Ms. Martha Robles845.942.5791Social and other services for residentsof Rockland County.Catholic Guardian Societyand Home Bureau1011 First AvenueNew York, NY 10022Executive Director: Mr. John J. Frein212.371.1000 / cgshb.orgFoster care, group residences for teens,family reunification, adoption andprevention services, child day care,post adoption services, a shelter programand residential services for individualsdiagnosed with developmental disabilities.Catholic Kolping Society165 East 88th StreetNew York, NY 10128Executive Director:Mr. Robert Hemsing212.369.6647 / kolpingny.orgTemporary housing for men in Manhattanand retired men in the Bronx.Centro Maria Residence539 West 54th StreetNew York, NY 10019Executive Director:Sr. Hilda Ramirez, RMI212.581.5273Housing and job placement services forimmigrant women seeking educationand/or employment.Christ House, Inc.432 East 142nd StreetBronx, NY 10454Executive Director: Mr. Raul Morales718.665.8740 / christhouse.usHousing for men with specialcircumstances.Covenant House New York460 West 41st StreetNew York, NY 10036Executive Director:Mr. Jerome Kilbane212.613.0300 / covenanthouseny.orgResidential and outreach services forrunaway and at-risk youth.Create, Inc.73 Lenox AvenueNew York, NY 10026Executive Director: Mr. Ralph Perez212.663.1975 / createinc.orgResidential and outpatient servicesfor chemically dependent personsand emergency food service forthe community.Dowling Gardens190 Kings Highway, PO Box 276Sparkill, NY 10976-0276Executive Director: Sr. Ursula Joyce, OP845.365.1662Residential and support servicesfor seniors.Dwelling Place of NY, Inc.409 West 40th StreetNew York, NY 10018Executive Director:Sr. Nancy Chiarello, OSF212.564.7887thedwellingplaceofny.orgTransitional shelter and support servicesfor homeless women.El Carmelo Residence249 West 14th StreetNew York, NY 10011Executive Director:Sr. Angela Perez, CTSJ212.242.8224Temporary housing for young women.[L-R] Representing the NY Archdiocesan CYO, Brittany Spoto broke the national AAU record for her division,winning a gold medal in the 2008 AAU National Track and Field Club Championships; Catholic Charities’annual shopping day at Kmart on Astor place for the St. Nicholas Adopt-A-Family program.www.catholiccharitiesny.org 21

[L-R] Monsignor Kevin Sullivan at the Catholic Charities Thanksgiving turkey-and-all-the-trimmings distribution in Harlem;Rusty Staub helping at the annual distribution.Elizabeth Seton Women’sCenter, Inc.133 West 70th StreetNew York, NY 10023Executive Director:Sr. Arleen K. Ketchum, SC212.579.3657 / teswc.orgEmpowering and educational activitiesfor women.Encore Community Services239 West 49th StreetNew York, NY 10019Executive Director:Sr. Elizabeth Hasselt, OP212.581.2910encorecommunityservices.orgResidential and support servicesfor seniors.Fiorentino HDFC1830 Amethyst StreetBronx, NY 10461718.918.1944Senior housing.Good Counsel, Inc.411 Clinton Street, PO Box 6068Hoboken, NJ 07030Executive Director:Mr. Christopher Bell201.795.0637 / goodcounselhomes.orgResidential and financial assistance,counseling, medical services and casemanagement for women facing acrisis pregnancy.Good Shepherd Services305 Seventh AvenueNew York, NY 10001Executive Director:Sr. Paulette LoMonaco, RGS212.243.7070 / goodshepherds.orgFoster care, group residences for teens,family reunification, adoption andprevention services.Grace Institute1233 Second AvenueNew York, NY 10065Executive Director:Mary B. Mulvihill, EdD212.832.7065 / graceinstitute.orgJob training for women.Grand Street HDFC410 Grand StreetNew York, NY 10002212.674.2820Housing for families.Haven Plaza HDFC726 East 13th StreetNew York, NY 10009212.475.2900Housing for families.Highbridge CommunityLife Center979 Ogden AvenueBronx, NY 10452Executive Director:Sr. Ellenrita J. Purcaro718.681.2222 / highbridgelife.orgEmpower the Highbridge communitythrough a variety of services includingfamily and childhood counseling, adultbasic education, job training, after-schoolactivities and community organizing.Highbridge Unity Center1465 Nelson AvenueBronx, NY 10452Executive Director: Jorge Batista718.293.3100 x123 / highbridgelife.orgSocial and other services for theHighbridge community.Holy Name Centre forHomeless Men18 Bleecker StreetNew York, NY 10012Executive Director:Rev. Msgr. John B. Ahern212.226.5848Support services for homeless men.Incarnation Children’s Center, Inc.142 Audubon AvenueNew York, NY 10033Executive Director: Ms. Carolyn Castro212.928.2590incarnationchildrenscenter.orgPediatric skilled nursing for infants andchildren with HIV/AIDS.Jeanne d’Arc Residence253 West 24th StreetNew York, NY 10011Executive Director:Sr. Marlene Rust, CDP212.989.5952Temporary housing for women.John Paul II HDFC202 West 141 StreetHarlem, NY 10030212.690.4700Senior apartments.Kennedy Child Study Center151 East 67th StreetNew York, NY 10021Executive Director: Mr. Peter Gorham212.988.9500 / kenchild.orgEducational and therapeutic servicesfor children diagnosed with mentalretardation and other developmentaldisabilities and delays, counseling andsupportive services for families.Ladies of Charity of the CatholicCharities of the Arch of NY1011 First AvenueNew York, NY 10022Executive Director:Ms. Dorothea A. McElduff212.371.1000Volunteer services and fund raising.Lamp Ministries, Inc.2704 Schurz AvenueBronx, NY 10465Executive Directors:Tom & Lyn Scheuring, PhD’s718.409.5062 / lampministries.orgServices for the poor and homeless.22 Annual Report 2008

Lavelle School for the Blind3830 Paulding AvenueBronx, NY 10469Executive Director:Mr. W. Frank Simpson718.882.1212 x216 / lavelleschool.orgEducational services for visuallyimpaired children.Leo House For GermanCatholic Emigrants332 West 23rd StreetNew York, NY 10011Executive Director: Mr. Frank Castro212.929.1010Low-cost housing for clergy and religiouspersons visiting the sick, studentsand travelers.Leviticus 25-23Alternative Fund, Inc.33 West Main Street, Room 205Elmsford, NY 10523-2413Executive Director:Mr. David C. Raynor914.606.9003 / leviticusfund.orgCommunity development loan fundwhose mission is to place its members’and associate members’ capital at thedisposal of the economically poor.Life Experience and FaithSharing Association45 East 126th Street, 2nd FloorNew York, NY 10035Director: Sr. Dorothy Gallant, SC212.987.0959Spiritual and social outreach servicesdelivered in shelters, drop-in centers, andspiritual needs centers.Lincoln Hall145 Route 202, PO Box 600Lincolndale, NY 10540Executive Director: Mr. Jack Flavin914.248.7474 / lincolnhall.orgResidential and educational servicesfor at-risk boys.Little Sisters of the AssumptionFamily Health Service333 East 115th StreetNew York, NY 10029Executive Director: Mr. Gary Carter646-672-5200 / littlesistersfamily.orgEast Harlem-based services to addressthe physical, emotional, educational,and spiritual dimensions of familyhealth through home-based andcenter-based programs.Lott CommunityDevelopment Corporation1261 Fifth AvenueNew York, NY 10029Executive Director: Mr. James Janeski212.534.6464Supportive housing for seniors.Maria Droste Services386 Park Avenue South, Suite 903New York, NY 10016Executive Director:Betsy Selman Babinecz, DCSW212.889.4042mariadrosteservices.comPsychotherapy and counseling servicesfor individuals, couples and groups.Mercy Center, Inc.377 East 145th StreetBronx, NY 10454Executive Director:Sr. Mary Galeone, RSM718.993.2789 / mercycenterbronx.orgParenting skills training, business training,support groups, spirituality groups and ESL.Mission of the Immaculate Virgin6581 Hylan BoulevardStaten Island, NY 10309Executive Director:Mr. Stephen W. Rynn718.317.2803 / mountloretto.orgResidential services for people diagnosedwith developmental disabilities and acenter for delivery of social, psychosocial,youth, child and senior day care services.Missionaries of Charity335 East 145th StreetBronx, NY 10451Executive Director: Sr. M. Leticia, MC718.292.0019Emergency shelter services for women.Nativity Mission Center, Inc.204 Forsyth StreetNew York, NY 10002Executive Director:Rev. John J. Podsiadlo, SJ212.674.8590 / nynativity.orgTutoring, counseling and recreationalservices for low-income, primarily Hispanicyouth on the Lower East Side.Nazareth Housing, Inc.519 East 11th StreetNew York, NY 10009Executive Director:Rev. Michael J. Callaghan212.777.1010 / nazarethhousingnyc.orgTransitional housing and support services.Nazareth Nursery214-216 West 15th StreetNew York, NY 10011-6501Executive Director:Sr. Lucy Sabatini, OSF212.243.1881 / nazarethnursery.comChild day care and early childhoodeducation.Developmentally disabled children and their families served by Catholic Charities affiliated agencies: Kennedy ChildStudy Center, Catholic Guardian Society and Home Bureau and Mission of the Immaculate Virgin.www.catholiccharitiesny.org 23

New Hope Manor35 Hillside RoadBarryville, NY 12719Executive Director:Mr. Nicholas A. Roes845.557.8353 / newhopemanor.orgResidential substance abuse treatmentfor young women.New York Foundling Hospital590 Avenue of the AmericasNew York, NY 10011Executive Director:Mr. William F. Baccaglini212.633.9300 / nyfoundling.orgFoster care, group residences forteens, maternity services, familyreunification, adoption and preventionservices, child day care, and residentialservices for individuals diagnosed withdevelopmental disabilities.Newburgh MinistryPO Box 1449Newburgh, NY 12551Executive Director:Mr. James McElhinney845.561.0070 / newburghministry.orgSocial services for residents of Newburgh.Padre Pio Shelter419 East 155th StreetBronx, NY 10455Executive Director:Fr. Pio Maria Hoffmann, CFR718.292.3713 / franciscanfriars.comTemporary shelter for homeless men.Part of the Solution (POTS)2763 Webster AvenueBronx, NY 10458Executive Director:Sr. Mary Alice Hannan, OP718.220.4892 / potsbronx.orgCommunity kitchen, food pantry, medicaland legal clinics, advocacy, limitedtransitional housing for men.Pax Christi Metro New York371 Avenue of the AmericasNew York, NY 10014-3841Executive Director:Rosemarie Pace, EdD212.420.0250 / nypaxchristi.orgCatholic social teaching in supportof peace and nonviolence.Pregnancy Care Center466 Main StreetNew Rochelle, NY 10801Executive Director: Ms. Michelle Morra914.235.0505Alternatives to abortion.Providence Rest ChildDay Care Center3310 Campbell DriveBronx, NY 10465Executive Director:Sr. John Agnes Barone, CSJB718.823.3588Child day care and intergenerationalactivities.Queen’s Daughters DayCare Center, Inc.73 Buena Vista AvenueYonkers, NY 10701Executive Director: Ms. Barbara Berrios914.969.4491Child day care and preschool activities.Resource Center for CommunityDevelopment, Inc.421 East 155 StreetBronx, NY 10455Executive Director:Ms. Rosanna Dilonez718.402.1212 / thehopeline.orgInformation and referral services, food andclothing bank and English-as-a-Second-Language education.Robert B. Fox Memorial House111 East 117th StreetNew York, NY 10035Executive Director:Sr. Florence Speth, SC212.534.6634Transitional housing for homeless womenand their children.Rosalie Hall4150 Bronx BoulevardBronx, NY 10466Executive Director:Steven Parker, DSW718.920.9800 / rosaliehallny.orgResidential and support services forpregnant teenagers.Sacred Heart Associates, LPOne Father Finian Sullivan DriveYonkers, NY 10703Executive Director: Mr. Richard O’Neill914.965.1659Senior housing.Sacred Heart Residence432 West 20th StreetNew York, NY 10011Executive Director:Sr. Rocio Campana, MD212.929.5790sacredheartresidence.comTemporary residential services for singleand traveling women.San Jose Day Nursery430 West 20th StreetNew York, NY 10011Executive Director:Sr. Rocio Campana, MD212.929.0839Child day care, pre-k and kindergarten.Seton House1991 Lexington AvenueNew York, NY 10035Executive Director: Ms. Selina Nicholas212.348.1655Housing for homeless individuals.[L-R] Joel served by Cardinal McCloskey Services; Andy and Tyequan, residents at Cardinal Hayes Home for Children,with their caretakers.24 Annual Report 2008

Society of St. Vincent De Paul,Central Council1011 First AvenueNew York, NY 10022Contact: Ms. Natalie Young212.755.8615Parish-based support services.St. Agnes Residence237 West 74th StreetNew York, NY 10023Executive Director: Ms. Nancy Clifford212.874.1361Residence for students and forbusiness women.St. Anthony’s Residence410 East 156th StreetBronx, NY 10455Executive Director:Fr. Richard Roemer, CFR718.993.5161Support services for homeless men.St. Benedict’s Day Nursery,Day Care Center21 West 124th StreetNew York, NY 10027Executive Director:Mrs. Carmina Festante212.423.5715Child day care and nursery.St. Cabrini Home2085 Route 9W, PO Box 69West Park, NY 12493Executive Director:Mr. Anthony G. Cortese845.384.6500 x1110cabrinihome.comResidential and support services foradolescents, adult day care and respiteservices for the elderly.St. Dominic’s Home500 Western HighwayBlauvelt, NY 10913Executive Director: Ms. Judy Kydon845.359.3400 / stdominicshome.orgFoster care, group residences for teens,family reunification, adoption andprevention services, child day care,and residential services for individualsdiagnosed with developmental disabilitiesand persons diagnosed with mental illness.St. Francis Counseling Center135 West 31st StreetNew York, NY 10001Executive Director:Ms. Julia Berwick, LCSW212.736.8500 / st.francis.orgPsychological counseling.St. Francis Residences135 West 31st StreetNew York, NY 10001Executive Director:Rev. John M. Felice, OFM212.736.8500 / sfres.orgPermanent housing and supportiveservices for mentally ill, homeless menand women.St. Ignatius Loyola Day Nursery240 East 84th StreetNew York, NY 10028Executive Director:Ms. Theodora L. Crist212.734.6427saintignatiusloyola.org/nursery/nursery_home.htmlChild day care.St. Joseph’s Immigrant Home425 West 44th StreetNew York, NY 10036Executive Director: Ms. Nancy Clifford212.246.5363Housing for students and youngbusiness women.St. Joseph’s School for the Deaf1000 Hutchinson River ParkwayBronx, NY 10465Executive Director:Patricia Martin, PhD718.828.9000 / sjsdny.orgEducational services for hearingimpairedchildren.St. Mary’s Residence225 East 72nd StreetNew York, NY 10021Executive Director:Sr. Almaisa Brito, FDC212.249.6850 / godslovefdc.orgHousing for students and youngbusiness women.Thorpe Family Residences406 East 184th StreetBronx, NY 10458Executive Director:Sr. Mary Jane Deodati, RDC718.295.2550thorpefamilyresidence.orgTransitional and permanentsupportive housing.Thorpe Village for Senior Citizens175 Route 340, PO Box 254Sparkill, NY 10976-0254Executive Director: Sr. Ursula Joyce, OP845.359.0454Housing and support services for lowincomeseniors.Tolentine-ZeiserCommunity Life Center2345 University AvenueBronx, NY 10468Executive Director:Sr. Margaret McDermott, OP718.933.6935 / tzclc.orgImmigration services, senior center andSt. Rita’s child day care.Trust for the Center forMigration Studies in NY27 Carmine StreetNew York, NY 10014-4423Executive Director:Rev. René Manenti, CS212.675.3993 / cmsny.orgStudy of sociodemographic, historical,economic, political, legislative andpastoral aspects of human migrationand refugee movements.West End IntergenerationalResidence483 West End AvenueNew York, NY 10024Executive Director:Ms. Coleen Jackson212.873.6300 / intergenerational.orgPermanent housing for seniors andtransitional housing for womenand children.West Farms HDFC1 West Farms Square PlazaBronx, NY 10460718.589.4546Permanent housing for families.Xavier Society for the Blind154 East 23rd StreetNew York, NY 10010Executive Director:Ms. Kathleen Lynch212.473.7800 / xaviersociety.comServices for blind, deaf-blind, visuallyimpaired and print-disabled persons.Youth Ministries forPeace & Justice, Inc.1384 Stratford AvenueBronx, NY 10472Executive Director:Ms. Alexie M. Torres-Fleming718.328.5622 / ympj.orgUrban ministry dedicated to fosteringpeace and justice through youth andcommunity organizing and development.For the most up-to-date information, pleasevisit our website at catholiccharitiesny.org.www.catholiccharitiesny.org 25

Supporting the Physicallyand Emotionally ChallengedYour generous donations enabled…2,7008001,4003,3001,000750preschool children to receive early intervention and special education classesindividuals to receive care in safe and secure residencesindividuals with mental illnesses to receive support to live in their own apartmentsindividuals to receive therapy to deal with their challengesteenagers and adults to receive substance abuse treatmentvisually- and hearing-impaired individuals to participate in adaptive training“When charity became an integralpart of my life, I felt God’s lovemany times over.”—Florence D’Urso, International Philanthropistand Catholic Charities Benefactor26 Annual Report 2008

At Catholic Charities Guild for the Blind, Ernest,60, learned to compensate for the glaucomathat stole his sight. He received tutoring for hishigh school equivalency degree to pursue hisultimate goal, divinity school to become anordained minister.“Catholic Charities gave me theassistance I needed to getwhere I want to go.”—ErnestThe senior adjusting to recent blindness, the developmentally disabledchild, and the emotionally challenged adult need intensive attention andsupport. Catholic Charities cares compassionately for the most vulnerableNew Yorkers—non-Catholics and Catholics alike—through its network ofspecialized services.For example, at Kennedy Child Study Center, children with developmentaldelays and related disabilities and their families receive a continuum ofservices including comprehensive evaluation, assessment, early interventionand educational and therapeutic services. They and their families alsoreceive counseling and other supportive services so they can live withsafety and dignity.www.catholiccharitiesny.org 27

Catholic Charities Fiscal ReportCondensed Financial Statement (1)The Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New York provides certain direct community services in addition tocoordinating and supporting a federation of affiliated agencies. This condensed financial statement reflects the fiscalactivity related to these direct community services and the coordination and support of the federation of agencies.An overview of the fiscal information for the federation of Catholic Charities agencies is presented on the following page.Pledge of Good Stewardshipand AccountabilityCatholic Charities of the Archdiocese ofNew York is committed to the higheststandards of good stewardship andaccountability. The Catholic Charitiesof the Archdiocese of New York isseparately incorporated according tothe not-for-profit laws of New York Statewith its own active Board of Trustees.An independent public accounting firmoverseen by the Audit Committee of theBoard of Trustees conducts an annualaudit of Catholic Charities finances.Funds received by Catholic Charities arecarefully monitored to ensure their usecomplies with donor intent. Funds aremaintained in separate accounts anddo not co-mingle with those ofthe Archdiocese of New York.Catholic Charities’ policies andprocedures have been reviewed andmeet the standards of the charitableaccountability of the Better BusinessBureau’s Philanthropic Advisory Service.Catholic Charities complies with allFederal, State, and Local laws regardingdiscrimination.Fiscal Year Ending August 31,2008 2007 2Revenues ($000) ($000)Cardinal’s Appeal $1,000 $500Bequests 2,698 1,812Appeals, Contributions and Events, Net 7,176 7,388Cardinal’s Committee for Charity, Net 588 1,256Grants from Foundations and Corporations 2,352 2,008Government Sources 21,554 14,694Program Fees and Income 4,718 4,904Disaster Funds - 678Other Supporting Sources 1,535 1,421Investment Dividends and Interest 845 83242,466 35,493ExpensesBehavioral Health (Beacon of Hope) 10,613 10,009Parish and Community Outreach 11,671 9,651Youth / Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) 3,462 3,379Migration Services 1,660 2,199Social and Community Development 1,599 1,280Disabled 838 749Disaster Assistance 619 120Agency Relations 4,412 2,540Fundraising 2,187 1,773Administration 3 5,119 4,84542,180 36,545Operating Results (286) (1,052)Realized / Unrealized Investment Gain (Loss) 1,383 1,552New York Catholic Foundation, Inc. 4 243 3,610Increase (Decrease) in net assets $845 $(4,110)Net Assets, end of year $39,567 $40,421(1) This condensed financial statement reflects the combined audited financial statementsof The Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New York and Affiliates, as follows:The Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New York, which includes Catholic CharitiesWorld Trade Center Support Fund, Catholic Charities Communities Services of theArchdiocese of New York, Housing Fund of the Archdiocese of New York, and HousingDevelopment Institute. (2) Certain amounts reported in 2007 have been reclassifiedto conform to management’s presentation of 2008. (3) Expenses are overwhelminglyprogram related. Approximately 12% is spent on administration and 5% is spent on fundraising.(4) Catholic Charities recognized the net present value of donations to the NewYork Catholic Foundation (Bicentennial Campaign). Distributions will be made by theFoundation periodically to support Catholic Charities programs and services.28 Annual Report 2008

Services Touching Almost EveryHuman NeedProvided by a federation of more than ninetyCatholic Charities agencies in New York Cityand the Lower Hudson Valley.Over 375,000 served—$577 million in services• Protecting and Nurturing Childrenand Youth (49,500 served, $260 millionin services): Services include: day care,foster care, adoption, camping, sportsand after-school activities, communitycenters and preventative services.• Feeding the Hungry and Shelteringthe Homeless (107,400 served, $65 millionin services): Services include: emergencymeals, emergency shelters, temporaryand transitional residences, permanentaffordable housing and preventingevictions.• Strengthening Families and ResolvingCrises (157,000 served, $67 million inservices): Services include: informationand referral, coordinating services,counseling, financial assistance,maternity services and job readinessand placement.• Supporting the Physically andEmotionally Challenged (15,000 served,$172 million in services): Services include:supportive housing for the mentally ill,counseling, residences for those withspecial needs and disabilities and earlyintervention and special education.Points to Note:Administrative expenses are kept very low. On average Catholic Charities agencies of theArchdiocese of New York spend eighty-eight cents of each dollar on program expenses.While many services are provided through government partnerships, substantial privatephilanthropy is necessary to sustain the range and quality of services offered by CatholicCharities agencies.The size of the individual segments of the chart represents a weighted average of thenumber of people served and expenditures to more accurately reflect the proportion ofservices provided in each category. Some services, primarily residential, are very intensiverequiring higher expenditures to serve a smaller number of individuals with specialneeds. Other categories, such as information and referral and emergency meals, servemore people at a lower cost per person.• Welcoming and IntegratingImmigrants and Refugees (48,000served, $13 million in services): Servicesinclude: reuniting families, teachingEnglish and civics, obtaining workauthorization and finding jobs andpreventing exploitation.www.catholiccharitiesny.org 29

Welcoming and IntegratingImmigrants and RefugeesYour generous donations enabled…2,54643,30123335520families to receive expert counsel to avoid exploitationcallers to receive prompt, accurate information in 18 languagesbreadwinners to obtain authorization to workimmigrants to reunite with their familiesasylum seekers to receive legal representation“Much is expected of those to whommuch is given and especially nowwhen so many are doing withoutthe necessities of life.”—Mary Higgins Clark, Author30 Annual Report 2008

After escaping torture and death threats,Catholic school teacher Patrice fled Cameroonand sought asylum in New York. CatholicCharities immigration services integratedhim into his new home, offering help tosecure food, clothing, shelter and, mostimportant, a job with a future.“Catholic Charities helpedme stay alive.”—PatriceDesigned for the unique needs of new arrivals, Catholic Charities providesspecialized services that help immigrants reunite legally with their families,obtain work authorization, learn English and civics, prepare for citizenshipexams and avoid exploitation by unscrupulous practitioners and businessowners. Community residents receive in-person consultations from CatholicCharities’ highly qualified immigration lawyers and practitioners. At St. Rita’sCenter for Immigrant and Refugee Services, part of the Tolentine-ZeiserCommunity Life Center, Inc. in the Bronx, more than 2,500 adults and childrentake English-as-a-Second-Language classes and participate in ongoingeducational and supportive services. This critical help empowers them toreach their full human potential and be agents of change in their familiesand communities.www.catholiccharitiesny.org 31

Apostolic Journey of HopePope Benedict XVI“While some people’s contributionsseem great and others’ more modest,the witness value of our efforts isalways a sign of hope for everyone…”Brought together by Catholic Charities, fifty-sixdisabled youth and their caregivers received theblessing of Pope Benedict XVI. His blessing, offeredat the chapel of St. Joseph’s Seminary in Yonkers,marked the Pope’s most intimate public eventduring his first visit to the United States. His wordsprovide inspiration for all.God’s unconditional love, which bathes everyhuman individual, points to a meaning andpurpose for all human life. Through his cross, Jesusin fact draws us into his saving love and in so doingshows us the way ahead—the way of hope whichtransfigures us all, so that we too become bearersof that hope and charity for others.”“God has blessed you with life and with differingtalents and gifts. Through these you are able toserve him and society in various ways. While somepeople’s contributions seem great and others’ moremodest, the witness value of our efforts is always asign of hope for everyone…Families of children with special needs celebrated mass with Pope Benedict XVI at Dunwoodie Seminary. [L-R] Karen DeLargywith her parents served by Lavelle School for the Blind; Ludwig Lafarque served by Incarnation Children’s Center; Agron,Almord and Arber, students at St. Joseph’s School for the Deaf with their parents.32 Annual Report 2008

Board of Trustees and Senior ManagementHis Eminence, Edward Cardinal Egan andHis Excellency, the Most Reverend Timothy M. Dolan, Archbishop of New YorkBoard of TrusteesJohn J. Phelan, Jr.Chairman of the Board, RetiredChairman & CEO of the New YorkStock ExchangeMario L. BaezaChairman & CEO, The Baeza Group,Founder & Executive Chairman,V-me Media, Inc.Corrine BallPartner, Jones DayRosemary T. BerkeryVice Chairman & General Counsel,Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc.Francis X. ComerfordPresident & General Manager,WNBCKathleen B. CudahyConnelly & McLaughlinRichard F. CzajaExecutive Vice President & GeneralCounsel, Stahl Real Estate Co.Mario Diaz-Cruz IIIPartner, Dorsey & Whitney, LLPMichael C. FinneganManaging Director, J.P. MorganSecurities, Inc.Msgr. Thomas E. GilleecePastor, Church of St. Johnand St. MaryStanley E. GraysonChair of the Audit Committee,President & CEO, M.R. Beal Co.Patricia HandalCoordinator of the CardinalCooke GuildJeffrey J. HodgmanRetired Senior Investment Banker,MetLife, Inc.Denis HughesPresident, NYS AFL-CIOSr. Margaret John Kelly, DCVice Chair & Chair, Program/QualityImprovement, Executive Director,Vincentian Center for Church andSociety, St. John’s UniversityCatherine R. KinneyVice Chair, Cardinal’s Committeefor Charity, President & Co-COO,NYSE EuronextPaul KolajCo-Founder, President & CEO,Famiglia-DeBartolo, LLCJohn P. MalvisiPartner, Deloitte & Touche, LLPMaura A. MarkusExecutive Vice President, Head ofInternational Retail Banking, Citi’sGlobal Consumer GroupWilliam J. McDonoughVice Chairman & Special Advisorto the Chairman, Merrill Lynch &Co., Inc.Victor J. MenezesVice Chair & Co-Chair, Cardinal’sCommittee for Charity, SeniorAdvisor, New Silk RoutePartners, LLCCatherine L. MurrayManaging Director, NeubergerBerman, LLCMartin C. MurrerManaging Director, SagentAdvisors, Inc.Ralph A. O’Connell, MDVice Chair & Chair, AgencyRelations Committee, Provost& Dean, School of Medicine,New York Medical CollegeJonathan O’HerronVice Chair, Managing Director,Lazard Freres & Co., LLCWilliam M. PruellageManaging Director, CastleHarlan, Inc.Thomas A. RenyiCo-Chair, Cardinal’s Committee forCharity, Executive Chairman, TheBank of New York Mellon Corp.J. Brendan RyanChairman Emeritus, DraftfcbJulia V. SheaChair, Nominating/GovernanceCommittee, AttorneyMichael P. SmithVice Chair & Chair, FinanceCommittee, President & CEO,New York Bankers AssociationPatrick J. WhalenManaging Director, LehmanBrothers Holdings, Inc.Virginia M. WilsonVice Chair & Chair, FinanceCommittee, Executive VP & CFO,Wyndham Worldwide CorporationSenior ManagementMsgr. Kevin Sullivan, PhDExecutive Director & ChiefExecutive OfficerJoseph Becker, MSAgency Relations LiaisonMark D. Brigham, MADirector, Business Services, CatholicCharities Community ServicesJoseph L. Buttigieg, MSWAssociate Executive DirectorKenneth Dempsey, CPA, MBATreasurer & Chief Financial OfficerPhilip Dorian, MBADirector of Agency ServicesGeorge Horton, JDDirector, Social & CommunityDevelopmentJoy Jasper, MSDirector, Human Resources,Catholic Charities CommunityServicesMargaret A. KingDirector, Institutional AdvancementChief Development OfficerMary D. Koenig, MPASecretary to Board of Trustees,Coordinator for the Office ofExecutive DirectorTalia BernalLockspeiser, LMSWAssociate DirectorJacqueline Lofaro, PhDDirector, Marketing andCommunicationsMary L. MarshallCoordinator, Hudson ValleyRegional Services, CatholicCharities Community ServicesAlec J. McAuley, MBADirector, Catholic YouthOrganization (CYO), CatholicCharities Community ServicesJoseph E. Panepinto, MACatholic Charities Director, StatenIsland ServicesAlfred J. Peck, LCSWDirector, Community OutreachServices, Catholic CharitiesCommunity ServicesMary Ellen Ros, LMSWCatholic Charities Director, HudsonValley ServicesBeatriz Diaz Taveras, MBAExecutive Director, CatholicCharities Community ServicesLuz Tavarez-Salazar, MUPSpecial Assistant to theExecutive DirectorAnne Tommaso, MPADirector, Beacon of HopeServices, Catholic CharitiesCommunity ServicesWilliam C. Tountas, CPAAssistant Treasurer and Director,Fiscal Operations, CatholicCharities Community ServicesJudith E. Trancucci, MEdDirector of Operations, CatholicYouth Organization, CatholicCharities Community Serviceswww.catholiccharitiesny.org 33

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