Annual Report 2020

Pandemic
School Closure
CWSP Paused
Cancelled Sports and Retreats
Virtual Learning
Attendance
Grades
College Acceptances
Annual Report 2020
A School Persists in Brooklyn
Working Remotely

Mission:
Cristo Rey Brooklyn is a Catholic high school
that educates young people of limited economic
means to become men and women of faith,
purpose, and service. By offering a rigorous
curriculum, a unique work-study experience,
and the support of an inclusive school community,
we prepare our students to succeed in
college and beyond with the values essential to
a fulfilling life.
Vision:
While remaining true to, and fulfilling, the
school’s Mission, to be considered one of the
best high schools in New York as measured by
academic progress and achievement, graduation
rates, college acceptance and accessibility, and
college and post-graduate success and to do so
without being constrained by or resorting to
labels, qualifiers or reduced expectations (e.g.
low-income, inner-city, minority, faith-based).
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Our Core Values
Dignity
Members of our community demonstrate ​
dignity…
1. Act in a way that represents the best
version of themselves, their school, and their
family.
2. Recognize their value and seek to develop
their God-given gifts for themselves, their
families, their school, and their community.
3. Take responsibility for their actions and
do not make excuses.
Responsibility
Members of our community demonstrate ​
responsibility…
1. Know that success is ultimately in their
hands.
2. Take advantage of the many opportunities
they have as a CRB student and
student-worker.
3. Build good habits for success in high
school, college, and life.
4. Seek out their purpose in life and pursues
it wholeheartedly.
Integrity
Members of our community demonstrate
integrity…
1. Submit work that is their own and represents
their best work.
2. Keep their word, and embody the saying
“​My word is my bond.”
3. Respect their property, their classmates’
property, and school property.
4. Speak the truth with love.
Persistence
Members of our community demonstrate
persistence…
1. Keep working on difficult tasks; do not
give up in the face of setbacks, distractions,
or new ideas and projects.
2. Ask for assistance when necessary and
only after attempting to resolve issues on
their own.
3. Eagerly approach new challenges; do not
complain when new work is challenging.
4. Reflect on ways to continue to improve;
accept feedback and guidance with an open
mind.
Citizenship
Members of our community demonstrate
citizenship…
1. Treat others as they would like to be
treated.
2. Create a positive school environment of
support and encouragement.
3. Leave all school areas better than they
found them.
4. Show appreciation to those who help
them.
5. Are aware of how their actions affect
others and show empathy.
Resilience
In 2020, members of our community have
proven their resilience through...
1. The capacity to recover quickly from
difficulties
2. The ability to mentally and emotionally
cope with a crisis or to return to pre-crisis
status quickly
3. The capability to protect oneself from
the potential negative effects of stressors
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Our School Leadership
Mr. Robert B. Catell, Chairman
Mr. William Henson, Vice-Chairman
Mr. Nicholas Caiazzo
Sr. Elizabeth Calfapietra, R.S.M.
Mr. Joseph Dugan, Ex-Officio
Ms. Catherine Flax
Mr. Thomas F. Flood
Taylor Cordy, Co-Chair
Elizabeth Moore, Co-Chair
Kara Donohue
Will Henson
Robert LaPolla
Joseph Dugan*
President
Joseph Acciarito*
Director of Advancement
Matthew Kenny
Director of Athletics
Kelly Miraglia*
Director of CWSP Operations
Board of Directors
Mr. Brian Foley
Mr. Daniel Geoghan
Mr. Joseph Guastella
Mr. Eric M. Hellige
Mr. Andrew T. Hughes
Mr. Vincent LeVien
Ms. Joan Murphy
Young Professionals Committee
Kathleen Marren
Joe Murphy
Abby O’Hara
Kevin O’Neill
Peter Otoki
School Administration
Deanna Philippe*
Principal
Anna Cantirino*
Director of College Guidance
Andrew Ketchum*
Director of Mission, Ministry & School Culture
Cate O’Hara*
Director of CWSP Business Development
Mr. Ted Petrone
Mr. Ian Ruddle
Mr. Brian J. Smith
Mr. Edward J. Travaglianti
Mr. Mark Willis
Ms. Terry Yarde
Josephine Pagliughi
Hannah Quapp
Patrick Shea
Daniel Velez ‘12
Dr. Susan Gundersen Miceli
Assistant Principal
John Infortunio*
Director of Finance & Operations
Kerri Magee
Director of Social Work
Luis Posada*
Director of Admissions
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*Member of the school’s leadership team

Letter from Board Chair, Robert Catell
Dear CRB Friends,
Though Cristo Rey Brooklyn High School opened at the advent of the 2008 Great Recession, the second
half of 2020 was perhaps the most difficult year in our school’s history. However, there was a lot to celebrate
in the midst of adversity. Here are a few examples:
• Our students had record-setting GPA/attendance rates
• Represented in the class of 2020 were CRB’s first Posse & Quest Bridge Scholars
• After adding three new Advanced Placement (AP) courses to our curriculum at the start of the
school year, there was a 20% increase in students who scored a 3 or better on AP exams
Not only was 2020 a challenging year, but it was the start of a new beginning. After nearly a decade of
leadership and service, our President Bill Henson retired from his role and was formally elected Vice-Chair
of the Board of Directors. Right before Bill joined CRB, the school was one meeting away from closing.
In the near decade under Bill’s leadership, Cristo Rey Brooklyn has more than doubled enrollment to 300,
graduated over 500 students, earned full membership status in the Cristo Rey Network (CRN) and New York
State Association of Independent School (NYSAIS) accreditation, grown its CWSP partners to nearly 100
companies, relocated from its original elementary school building to a full-fledged high school facility, and
for the last eight years achieved a 100% college acceptance rate, with nearly all those students receiving at
least one acceptance to a four year college with full financial need met, validating the Cristo Rey model and
positioning the school for the future.
As we prepare for the future, effective July 1, 2020, Cristo Rey Brooklyn High School appointed Joseph
Dugan and Deanna Philippe as President and Principal, respectively. Dugan served as Principal in the last
four of his seven-year tenure with Cristo Rey Brooklyn. With undergraduate and graduate degrees from New
York University, Joe served for many years as teacher, director and vice principal at Bishop Ford Central
Catholic High School prior to joining Cristo Rey Brooklyn. Under his leadership as Cristo Rey Brooklyn’s
chief academic officer, CRB now offers 20 AP and Honors classes, developed dual credit programs with
local higher education partners, significantly expanded faculty professional development opportunities and
training, launched the CRB Summer Institute in 2019 to provide additional advanced and refresher classes
across multiple disciplines and has served in various leadership and advisory roles working with other Network
schools.
Deanna Philippe fills the role of Principal as well prepared, and uniquely qualified as most anyone can be.
With undergraduate and Master’s degrees in English Literature, Philippe will graduate next summer with a
Master’s of Science from Queens College in school leadership. She brings 15 years of secondary level experience
as teacher, coach, Admissions Director and administrator, including six years with Cristo Rey Brooklyn,
the last four as Assistant Principal. Like many CRB students, Deanna is first-generation American, her parents
having immigrated from Haiti, she grew up in East Flatbush, just blocks from the Cristo Rey Brooklyn
facility. As Assistant Principal, she has developed the school’s Academic Support Program, co-chaired the
two-year effort culminating in CRB’s 2018 NYSAIS accreditation, led curriculum, and professional developments
initiatives locally and in conjunction with the CRN, and successfully collaborated to integrate the
school’s academic offerings and practices with its unique Corporate Work Study Program (CWSP).
On behalf of the entire Board of Directors, I wish Bill, Joe, and Deanna good luck in their new leadership
roles. As we confront all of the challenges ahead of us, we will think of them as opportunities. We are
grateful for the commitment and support of hundreds of individuals and organizations who have given
Cristo Rey Brooklyn High School a chance to capitalize on such opportunities.
Warmly,
Welcoming our new Leadership Team
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Thank you, Bill!
Image below(Left to Right): Robert B. Catell, Board Chairman and William Henson, Former President now Board Vice-Chair
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After a 30+ year corporate finance career, Bill Henson served
as Cristo Rey Brooklyn High School President from early 2011
to June, 2020. Under his leadership, over the years, Cristo Rey
Brooklyn achieved the following historic milestones:
2011:
- School is rechristened Cristo Rey Brooklyn High School (CRBHS)
2012:
- CRB earns full membership in the nationally recognized Cristo Rey Network of
secondary schools
- Celebrated our first graduating class, Class of 2012
2013:
- CRBHS relocates to its current home in the former Catherine McAuley HS in East
Flatbush
- Student earnings from Corporate Work Study Program first exceed $1 Million
- First year all of our seniors receive at least 1 college acceptance
2014:
- Successfully launched a $5 million dollar Campaign for Cristo Rey Brooklyn
- CRBHS partners with Boys Hope Girls Hope to offer a unique on-campus boarding
program for 50 female scholars
2015:
- First time every graduate earns at least one four-year college acceptance with full
financial aid met. The 52 seniors combine, had over 430 acceptances from 135 colleges
and more than $15 million in scholarships
2016:
- School enrollment surpasses 300 students. First alumni graduate from college, including
one hired by his former CRBHS Corporate Work Study Program employer
2017:
- 70% of Class of 2017 enrolled at colleges and universities rated Selective or higher,
earning more than $30 million in scholarship and grants offers
2018:
CRBHS earns full accreditation from the prestigious New York State Association of
Independent Schools
2019:
CRBHS celebrates 10th Anniversary at Cipriani Wall Street, with nearly 600 guests in
attendance!
2020:
79 Seniors receive 660+ acceptances from 152 colleges and > $22 million in grants and
scholarships

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1. June, 2012: Father Foley vistis; 2. June, 2012: Class of 2012 Graduation; 3. October, 2012: General Colin Powell visits CRB; 4. May, 2013: College Decision Day for the Class of
2013; 5. January, 2014: Trimester Award Ceremony; 6. August, 2013: College Week; 7. Decemer, 2014: Christmas Celebration; 8. February, 2015; 9. December,
2015: Honor Roll; 10. April, 2016: Bill receives honorary Doctorate degree at St. Francis College’s Charter Day Convocation; 11. November, 2016:
Bill receives the Cabrini Award; 12. April, 2017: Bill receives an Educational Leadership Award from Senator Parker;
13. November, 2017: Life of Hope Open House; 14. June, 2018: National Grid Foundation
event; 15. May, 2019: The Board surprises Bill with an award for his
unconditional commitment to CRB
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Going Remote. Staying Strong.
This year has been physically, mentally, financially, and emotionally challenging for all of us. At CRB, every day since March
13, 2020 has presented a challenge to transform a different aspect of our community. Classes, programs, events, and support
systems shifted online. Our teachers had a few days to rework their lessons in order to engage students for what was initially
projected to be a two-week learning period. As the online learning period extended, the school developed an entirely new
schedule to allow for synchronous and asynchronous learning. For the first time, our students were forced to learn entirely from
home. Despite the uncertainty of times, thanks to our 1:1 technology program implemented in the Fall of 2017, our teachers
and students had technology available for online learning. This allowed them to adapt, explore and learn how to use new technological
learning resources (such as Zoom, Nearpod, Jamboard, etc.) and thus allowing them to make the most of a challenging
semester. Furthermore, keeping our students and their well-being at the center of our decision making, the school decided to
modify the credit recovery completion process, which allowed us to, and focused our efforts in retaining and supporting our
students academically.
Our most recent graduates, the Class of 2020, were faced with more challenges than any of their predecessors. Spring is the
time where seniors start to hear back from colleges, are reviewing their financial options, plan to take their standardized AP tests,
and focus on the planning of senior events. Needless to say, the spring semester of 2020 looked quite different. There were
[and in many cases still are] more questions than answers. How long would the school be closed for? What would final exams
look like? How would this affect our CWSP program, the college application process, and senior events? And most importantly,
how could we support our students? Defying the odds, our senior class excelled and set the standard for the rest of the
student body. Our 79 seniors received over 660 college acceptances and more than $22 million in scholarships and grants. They
committed to 40 different schools with 16 students attending under special scholarship and opportunity programs including
Questbridge, Posse, HEOP/ EOP, and SEEK.
Now that is
rooklyn Tough!
40%
Of the student body received 1st or
2nd Honors for the Spring semester
100%
Of seniors were accepted to 4 year
Colleges/Universities
100%
Of seniors had a “full need met”
college acceptance option
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Our 79 seniors received 660+ acceptances from 152 colleges and more than $23 million in merit scholarships and grants!
Class of 2020
Due to the postponement of our in-person senior
events, as a way to celebrate our recent graduates,
members of our faculty & staff organized a virtual
Baccalaureate Mass and a special celebration on the
original date of our Commencement ceremony. In
addition, we organized home visits to hand our students
their diplomas!
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The Corporate Work Study Program

In the Spotlight:
Retaining and Expanding Opportunity
The financial hardship of the pandemic and
the influx of working remotely led many
offices to reconsider the programs they support.
But stopping the Corporate Work Study
Program entirely was not an option to CRB.
As many Partners reevaluated their commitments,
many stepped up to the challenge and
solidified their commitment to CRB.
Thank you to the following Partners and the
individuals who not only strengthened our
partnerships, but encourage others to do
so. We are grateful for your commitment to
our students, their education, growth, and
development.
Thank you to the following companies, who
became partners during the 2019-2020 school
year:
Access to Opportunity
Our Corporate Work Study Program aims to provide our students exposure to the corporate
world by giving them first-hand experience into entry-level jobs. In turn, they are
able to develop skills, and explore their interest in a variety of sectors. Our students gain
valuable work experience that prepares them for college and beyond.
Opportunity in Action
90+ Partners in 16+ industries
During the 2020 school year, the five student workers (Mehyssa Mondesir ‘23, Latrel
Crandle ‘22, Imani Dickens ‘21, Sebastian Cherry ‘21, and Brandan Joseph ‘20) employed
at Deloitte gave their Winter Presentation, which was a combination of their research on
emotional intelligence and critical thinking tasks and projects, and a showcase of mentors
in their own lives. During their presentations, all of the student workers expressed
sincere gratitude to their supervisors and mentors for their support and guidance. They
thanked our partners at Deloitte for going above and beyond their own jobs to support
them in their academic and career development, and foster diversity and inclusion at
Deloitte. These students benefited from the experience at Deloitte, by building relationships
with mentors, learning presentation etiquette and gaining the confidence and
experience to present to a large group. These are skills that they can transfer when taking
a college class, applying for internships, and presenting projects. Our Corporate Partners,
such as Deloitte, have a direct impact on the growth and development of our students.
By employing our students, they provide their employees exposure to the communities
we serve, while offering the opportunity to mentor our students. In turn, students then
become potential hires with valuable knowledge and experience within the company.
“One of the many things that I took away
from my experience at Deloitte is how
important networking is. Networking
makes anything that you are doing much
easier because you can have the help of
others. Networking allowed me to create
great relationships with my colleagues
and tap into them when I need support.”
-Brandan Joseph, Class of 2020
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Beyond the Classroom.
Much of a high schooler’s development happens outside the classroom. Teen years are an important time for one to explore various interests and discover what they
may or may not enjoy. At CRB, sports, clubs, activities, and retreats provide students an opportunity to develop social, hard, and soft skills. They learn communication,
time-management, discipline, team work, self-reflection and awareness, amongst other skills. They are able to learn from and teach each other. Prior to the pandemic, our
students had the opportunity to grow beyond the classroom through retreats, excursions, field trips, and on-site events.
Summer of 2019: Rising seniors spent a week in the Dominican
Republic for CRB’s annual Hoops for Hope initiative.
Wilderness Retreat
Color Week Event
Peer Leaders on the first day of Anti-Bullying Month Freshman Boys Overnight Retreat Freshman Girls Overnight Retreat
Our AP Environmental Science class took a trip to the Newtown Creek
Wastewater Treatment Plant in Greenpoint, where they learned about where
our water comes from, and what happens to it after its used.
During the fall, alumni came to share their college experience and
answer questions from our rising seniors.
Our school community celebrated Black History Month with
over 10 performances in front of more than 300 people.
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Athletics
Last fall, our boys soccer team made history at Fordham University by winning the CHSAA Class B City Championship by a score of 2-1 over Moore Catholic.
CRB has earned two Brooklyn-Queens Championships to date, but this was the school’s first city title. The team earned a regular season league record of 8-3-2
and then fought to win three playoff games on their way to the championship. During the winter, our girls basketball team finished an outstanding regular season
with a league record of 8-4 and then went on to win two playoff games as they advanced to the city championship. Our indoor track season was highlighted by
freshman Jazmin Rogers who placed 2nd at the Brooklyn-Queens Sectional Championship. This performance earned Jazmin her first medal and a spot in the
Eastern States Championship. Unfortunately spring sports were canceled because of Covid-19, however our baseball team was poised for their first full season
in the CHSAA and our softball team boasted 15 seniors and had their eyes on a city championship. In 2019-20, over 50% of the student population played at
least one sport or planned on playing a spring sport, eight students earned the Three Sport Athlete Award and there are six alumni from the class of 2020 who
are currently pursuing a career as a student-athlete in the NCAA. Keeping students engaged outside of synchronous and asynchronous learning via the web was
and still is a challenge. Our Athletic Director, Matt Kenny, encouraged athletes to complete workouts from home. In conjunction with coaches, Mr. Kenny shared
workout routines for students to perform at home. Senior student Emmanuel Kenscoff, Class of 2020, was featured in The Tablet online, sharing his experience
regarding at home workouts!
Varsity Boys Soccer Team won the CHSAA Class B City Championship!
Girls Varsity Basketball Team
Jazmin Rogers, Class of 2023
Emmanuel Kenscoff, Class of 2020
“I think you lose more motivation to keep exercising
while staying at home, so it’s always nice to just go
outside and go on a run,” Kenscoff said. “Going out
and running on your own … it feels great. Keeping up
with the workout schedule keeps my mind off the virus.
I just want to keep running.”
“ ”
Sticking to a routine has given the Cristo Rey Brooklyn
runners a sense of hope. There are still some unknowns
to overcome, but constantly improving will set them up
for long-term success. -Excerpt from The Tablet article
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2020 Financials*
Revenue
Corporate Work Study Program $
Fundraising
Donations $
Fundraising Events $
In-kind Donations $
PPP Payment $
Total Fundraising $
Tuition and Fees $
Other $
Total $
Expenses
Development $
Instruction and School Activities $
Operation and Maintenance of Plant $
General and Administrative $
Total $
1,571,400
1,295,103
72,178
107,833
689,192
2,164,306
503,368
304,294
4,543,368
293,662
2,767,650
730,490
615,961
4,407,763
Net Operating Surplus/(Deficit) $
135,605
Sources of Revenue
Use of Revenue
Other
General
Development
Tuition
& Fees
11.1%
6.7%
34.6%
CWSP
Operations
16.6%
6.7%
13.9%
47.6%
62.8%
Instruction and
School Activities
Fundraising
*Represents audited GAAP revenue and expenses except for FY 2020 PPP loan proceeds,
expected to be forgiven in FY 2021 at which point will be recognized in GAAP revenue
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Thank you to the following school endorsers for their continuous support
2019 - 2020 Corporate Work Study Partners
American Express
Animal Medical Center
Anonymous
Avison Young
BBR Partners
Bedford-Stuyvesent YMCA
Berkshire Hathaway Inc.
Blackstone Group
BluePearl Pet Hospital
BNY Mellon
British Consulate
Broadridge
Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce
Brooklyn College
Brooklyn Community Foundation
Brooklyn Hospital Center
Brooklyn Law School
Cahill, Gordon & Reindell LLP
Catholic Charities
Catholic Foundation of Brooklyn & Queens
Christopher Rose Community Empowerment Campaign
Chubb
CITYarts Inc.
Columbia Utilities
Con Edison
Culinart Inc.
Cullen & Dykman LLP
Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP
Debevoise & Plimpton LLP
Deloitte
DeSales Media Group
Dime Community Bank
Diocese of Brooklyn
Dr. Ployticia Medical Practice
Evercore
Expeditors International
Fischer Travel Enterprises
Fiserv
Flatbush Development Corp
Food Bank for New York City
Frances and Benjamin Benenson Foundation
Guardian Angel School
HeartShare
Hunger Free America
International Trademark Association
Investors Bank
JEMB Realty
Jewish Board
Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney Island
Jones Day
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP
Kleinknecht Electric Co.
Latham & Watkins LLP
Life of Hope
Locke Lord
Mark Morris Dance Group
Mayer Brown
Mercy Home New York
Merrill Lynch
Mitchell Martin, Inc.
Morgan Stanley
Northern Lights Media
National Grid
National Grid Foundation
New York Theatre Ballet
New York Presbyterian Hospital
New York State Supreme Court
NYU Center for Urban Science Progress
Office of Congresswoman Valzquez
Office of Council Member Louis
Office of State Senator Parker
Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison
People’s United Bank
Prospect Park Alliance
Pryor Cashman LLP
Ridgewood Savings Bank
Rising Ground
Rocklyn Asset Corp
RXR Realty
Schrodinger
SecurityScorecard
Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP
St. Francis College
St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Academy
St. Gregory the Great Catholic Academy
St. Jerome’s Roman Catholic Church
St. John’s University
St. Joseph’s College
TD Bank Foundation
Tradeweb
U.S. Federal District Court
United Way of New York City
Weeksville
White+Warren
Wilson, Elser, Moskowitz, Edelman & Dicker LLP
Winn Family Fund
Winston & Strawn LLP
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Thank you to our supporters!
Donations received between July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020
Cristo Rey Circle ($100,000 and up)
Mr. Robert B. Catell
Cristo Rey Network
Gerstner Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Smith
Catherine McAuley Circle ($50,000 to $99,999)
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Donnelly
Mr. Eli Jacobs
St. Ignatius Loyola Circle ($25,000 to $49,999)
American Express
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hellige
National Grid
National Grid Foundation
Mr. Lewis Ranieri
Sisters of Mercy of the Americas
The Achelis and Bodman Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. David Viniar
Our Lady Mercy Circle ($10,000 to $24,999)
Black and Indian Mission Committee
Columbia Utilities Power, LLC
Con Edison
Mr. David Coxe
Mrs. Barbara Dugan
Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield
Ms. Catherine Flax-Kosecki
Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Flood
Mr. Joseph Guastella
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Henson
Koch Foundation, Inc.
R&C D Maldari Family Charitable Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Salerno
St. Francis College
Student Sponsor Partners
TD Bank
The Futures Project
The Hyde & Watson Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Willis
St. Dominic de Guzman Circle ($5,000 to $9,999)
Brooklyn Benevolent Society
Community Foundation of Greenville, INC.
CSG Partners, LLC
Mr. Pat Fallon
JEMB Realty
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lauinger
Leeds Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lhota
Men’s Day Inc.
New York Athletic Club Athlete’s Fund
People’s United Community Foundation
Rudolph J. and Daphne A. Munzer Foundation
Mr. Joseph N. Savasta
William H. Donner Foundation
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle ($1,000 to $4,999)
Mr. Stephen Abba
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Armstrong
Breakthrough NY
Mr. and Mrs. John Brennan
Ms. Iris Cantor
Mr. and Mrs. John Caroselli
Catholic Charities of Brooklyn and Queens
CBR Business Advisors LLC
DBA CRA Inc Community Research Associates, Inc
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cordy
Mr. Kenneth Daly
Mr. Keith DeMatteis
Mr. and Mrs. Peter DiCapua
Ms. Deanne Dixson
Mr. Brian Foley
Mr. Lex N. Gamble
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Geoghan
Guardian Life
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Henson
Mr. Michael Henson
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I. Hirsch
Mr. and Mrs. John Houlihan
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hughes
Kohl’s
Mr. Larry Levy
Life of Hope Center
Dickens Mathieu
Mr. James McCann
Mr. and Mrs. George McCartney
Mr. William F. Meehan
Meehan Family Gift Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Muldoon
Mr. James B. Murray
Mr. and Mrs. David Napell
Ms. Joan M. O’Connor
Project Redwood Foundation
Pryor Cashman LLP
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Royce
Mr. Ian Ruddle
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Rydin
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Shafiroff
Mr. Ramakrishna Shetty
Ms. Marian Skabeikis
St. Jerome’s Roman Catholic Church
St. Thomas Aquinas Church
Mr. and Mrs. Sean Y. Sullivan
The Bank of America Charitable Foundation
The Gorman Charitable Fund
The New York State Education Department
Mr. Brian Tucker
Mr. and Mrs. John and Mary Walters
Mr. and Mrs. John Whittier
YES Solutions, Inc.
St. Juan Diego Circle ($500 to $999)
Mr. Joseph Acciarito
Ms. Susan Baker
Ms. CeCe Black
Mr. David Dickinson
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dugan
Mr. Michael Dugan
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Ms. Christine Emerson
Ms. Geri Emmett
Mr. Kenneth Fishel
Mr. Joshua Gideon
J. McLaughlin
Ms. Margaret Langenberg
Dr. and Mrs. George McEachern, III
Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Angela O’Connor
Okapi Partners, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. John Ollquist
Oxford & Simpson Realty Services, Inc.
W. Hollis Petersen
Ms. Lenore Puleo
Ms. Elizabeth Summerhayes
The Allardyce Family Charitable Fund
The Eric Brown Foundation, Inc.
The Frances & Benjamin Benenson Foundation Inc.
Mr. Edward Travaglianti
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Tynion III
Friends of CRB (up to $499)
Ms. Paige Adabla
Mr. John Adams
Ms. Amisha Alexander
Amazon Smile Foundation
Ms. Denise Arbesu Citibank, N.A.
Mr. James L. Baggot
Ms. Karina Benzinger
Mr. Chris Bilodeau
Mr. and Mrs. William and Christine Black
Ms. Cornelia S. Bregman
Mr. John Brennan
Brothers Of The Christian Schools
Mr. Mark Buller Marjam Supply
Ms. Lindsey Burton
Mrs. Sharon Bush
Sr. Elizabeth Calfapietra, R.S.M.
Ms. Courtney Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Canning
Mr. John Cantirino
Ms. Coleen Ceriello Mehary
Ms. Eun Joo Chung
Ms. Joan P. Cordy
Ms. Rebecca Cordy
Ms. Taylor Cordy
Ms. Emily Cunningham
Mr. Ralph J. Darmento
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Davey
Mr. Gerald De Maio
Mr. Nicket Dedhia
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DeLaurentis
Ms. Caitlin DeLaurentis
Mr. Anthony J. Dibrita
Ms. Danielle DiCerbo
Mr. Matthew Doherty
Ms. Karalyn Donahue
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Dugan
Ms. Linda Esposito RSM
Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Maria Fani
Mr. Paul Faust
Ms. Wendy Federman
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Fields
Sr. Joan Fry
Ms. Blaire J Gavin
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Gentner Jr.
Ms. Sara Glynn
Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gift Program
Mr. and Mrs. John and Alice Gordon
Mr. Chris Gorgone
Mr. and Mrs. James Hancock
Sr. Elaine Hanson
Mr. Robert Harvey
Mr. and Mrs. James Henson
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Henson
Ms. Jeimy S. Hernández
Mr. Ryan Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. John and Lisa Iacono
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce and Chris Johnson
Kamauru Johnson
Ms. Penelope B. Kelly
Sr. Theresa Kelly
Ms. Kathleen Ketchum
Sr. Mary Sharon King
Mr. Gary Kreinik
Mr. Robert LaPolla
Ms. Lauren Long
Dr. Howard Lucks
Sr. Ruth Anne Lynch
Ms. Kerri Magee
Mr. Louis Magnan
Mr. Bernard D. Marren, Jr.
Mr. Joseph Marrone
Mr. and Mrs. Tom and Clara Marshall
Mrs. Layng and Linda Martine
Mr. Craig G. Matthews
Mr. Michael Mayo
Mr. Joseph Mayock
Ms. Alison Mazzola
Mr. and Mrs. Colin McGovern
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin McGrath
Sr. Catherine McNeil
Ms. Dorothea Mehl
Ms. Lisa Mondiello
Ms. Elizabeth Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Margaret and Sherman Moore
Mr. John Morgan
Sr. Maureen Morgan
Mr. Joseph Murphy
Mr. James Murray
Sr. Jackie Nedd
Network for Good
Mr. Dung Nguyen
Ms. Abigail O’Hara
Ms. Cate O’Hara
Mr. Kevin O’Neill
Mr. Peter Otoki
Ms. Leah Pagano
Mrs. Josephine Pagliughi
Your support made this possible.
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Friends of CRB (up to $499) cont.
Sr. Frances Picone
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Porcaro
Ms. Amellia Quapp
Ms. Hannah Quapp
Ms. Erika Ragland
Mr. Juan Rangel
Mr. Giuseppe Riso
Mr. Christopher Ruddy
Mr. Anthony Russo
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Schmitt
Ms. Paige Scott
Mr. and Ms. J Shepard
Sr. Mary Sheppard
Mr. and Mrs. Don Skala
Mr. Peter Skerry
Mr. Charles Smith
Mr. Michael Smith
Mr. Wilfred Stewart
Ms. Berivan Tamsen
Mr. Michael J. Taunton Arrow Electronics
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Taylor
Mr. Brad Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Travaglianti
Ms. Ellen Veith-Elia
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wadzuk
Mr. Chris Wilkens
Ms. Alison Wilson
Ms. Eleanor Winn-Nordholm
YourCause, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Steve L Zelkowitz
Mr. Robert Zimmerman
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Zotter
In-Kind Donations
Abigal Press
Berkeley College
Mr. Gene Bernstein
Bishop Kearney High School
Mr. Robert Catell
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dugan
The Dugan Family
Fisher Travel
DeSales Media Group, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. William Henson
Mr. Frank Marzano
The McKittirck Hotel
New York Theater Ballet
Public House NYC
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Shea
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Smith
Mr. Mark Vernazza
Ways to Support
Hire a Student:
Our students are motivated in their personal growth and the many
opportunities the CWSP provides them. By hiring one of our
students, you are investing in their growth, education, and communities.
Partner with a Panther:
Our Corporate Work Study Program allows Professionals of
all experience levels to mentor a student. Mentors are matched
with a sophomore, junior or senior student and hold bi-monthly
30-minute meetings.
Panther Share:
Share your personal experience, workforce knowledge, development
journey and/or expertise on a specific topic with a student
panel. These panels allow our students to learn from experts in
the fields and ask as many questions as they want.
To learn more about partnering with a student, hosting a panel,
and hiring a student contact our CWSP team at:
cwsp@cristoreybrooklyn.org
Attend an Event:
Our Advancement Team is organizing a variety of events to
support our students and close the funding gap. Attending an
event allows you to learn more about our school, interact with our
amazing students – all while having a great time! To learn more
about upcoming events, visit:
www.cristoreybrooklyn.org/upcoming-events
For additional ways to support, visit:
www.cristoreybrooklyn.org/ways-to-donate
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Save the Dates
Miles in May
Walk-a-thon
May 1 - May 15, 2021
Annual Golf Outing
Monday, July 12, 2021
North Hills Country Club
Annual Gala
October 5, 2021
The Lighthouse, Pier 61
Giving Tuesday
Tuesday, November 30, 2021
To learn more about upcoming events, visit:
www.cristoreybrooklyn.org/upcoming-events
Contact Us:
Phone: 718-455-3555
Web: www.cristoreybrooklyn.org
Email: advancement@cristoreybrooklyn.org
Social Media: Cristo Rey Brooklyn
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Cristo Rey Brooklyn High School
710 East 37th Street
Brooklyn, New York 11203
Tel: 718-455-3555
www.cristoreybrooklyn.org
A School Grows in Brooklyn