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2016 Annual Report

God of Mercy; People of Mercy

“Let us be renewed by God’s mercy… let us enable the power of his love to transform our lives, too, and let us become agents of this mercy.” — Pope Francis

C atholic Charities in the Diocese of Brooklyn and Queens translates the Gospel of Jesus Christ into action by affirming the dignity and value

of every person, especially the most vulnerable members of our diverse society. Catholic Charities develops effective responses to human need and joins with all people of good will in advocating for a social order which promotes justice and enhances human development.

MISSION STATEMENT

191 Joralemon StreetBrooklyn, NY 11201

718-722-6000

www.ccbq.org

2 CATHOLIC CHARITIES BROOKLYN AND QUEENS

A Year of Mercy — 2016 Annual Report

Letter from Bishop of Brooklyn 4

Letter from President and CEO 5

Agency Restructuring 6

Integrated Health and Wellness Services Division 8

Family and Community Services Division 10

Progress of Peoples Development Corporation 12

Progress of Peoples Management Corporation 13

Catholic Migration Services 14

Saints Joachim & Anne Nursing and Rehabilitation Center 15

2016 Audited Expense Report 16

Programs and Services 18

Supporters/Donors 20

Leadership 28

Volunteer & Donate 30“Let us be renewed by God’s mercy… let us enable the power of his love to transform our lives, too, and let us become agents of this mercy.” — Pope Francis

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CATHOLIC CHARITIES BROOKLYN and QUEENS

“...your hearts will be touched by the stories of those who have had their lives affected by Jesus through the work of Charities.”

Most Reverend Nicholas DiMarzio


MESSAGE from LEADERSHIPDear Friends of Catholic Charities, At the closing of his forward in Poor for the Poor: The Mission of the Church, our Holy Father, Pope Francis, said, “I am sure that each of you who reads this book will leave with your heart touched….” Like Pope Francis, as you read this Annual Report of Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens, I am sure that your hearts will be touched by the stories of those who have had their lives affected by Jesus through the work of Charities. I thank you for your continued support of Charities and assure you of my continued prayer for you and your families, along with my prayer for all who serve in the name of Catholic Charities and for all those served by Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens.

Asking the Lord to extend His choicest blessings upon you, I am

Sincerely in Christ,

Most Reverend Nicholas DiMarzio, Ph.D., D.D.Bishop of Brooklyn

Dear Friends of Catholic Charities,

The image on the cover of Poor for the Poor: The Mission of the Church, written by Cardinal Gerhard Muller, Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, is a portrayal of the Good Samaritan. The message of the story of the Good Samaritan as told by Jesus calls us to the care of the unfortunate in our midst. The story also reminds us that it is necessary to change the focus of our institutions so they can be effective and efficient in serving those with physical and emotional needs. In this Annual Report, I am happy to share with you how Catholic Charities here in Brooklyn and Queens is restructuring itself to meet the needs of our clients in the 21st Century. As you read through the report, you will come in contact with those we serve, families and children, senior citizens, those afflicted by emotional and psychological difficulties, formerly homeless individuals, young people struggling to find their place in this new world, and all, like the victim in the story of the Good Samaritan, in need of assistance. In their name and the name of the dedicated staff of Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens, I want to thank you for your support enabling us to act in the image of the Good Samaritan.

Sincerely,

Reverend Monsignor Alfred P. LoPintoPresident & CEO

“...it is necessary to change the focus of our institutions so they can be effective and efficient in

serving those with physical and emotional needs.”Rev. Msgr. Alfred P. LoPinto

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AGENCY RESTRUCTURING

1. SUSTAINABILITY: The agency must be able to adapt to a changing environment.

2. PRESENCE: The agency must improve its visibility in the parishes and communities we serve.

3. INNOVATION: The agency must provide state-of-the-art services.

CORPORATE RESTRUCTURINGCatholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens is the parent

corporation of a number of subsidiary corporations. The restructuring is designed to increase our ability to meet the

needs of individuals and simplify access to services that are offered by the corporations connected to Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens.

SERVICE RESTRUCTURINGAll direct social services are provided under the Catholic

Charities Neighborhood Services Corporation. We connect people with services by holistically assessing needs in multiple areas. Services are now centralized under the newly-created Catholic Charities Call Center and Walk-In Centers, where staff members perform assessments and direct individuals to the appropriate programs and services.

S ince 2013, Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens has been undergoing a comprehensive restructuring of our services, corporations and internal supports in order to better serve the residents of Brooklyn and Queens. This process has been managed by our Board of Trustees and agency administrators, who have solicited feedback from a variety of stakeholders in

developing our strategic directions, including community focus groups, elected officials, pastors and agency staff. This process resulted in the following strategic directions:

COMMUNITY PROGRAMMING Our Community Programming has been expanded to help individuals and families move beyond emergencies to more stable and stronger home lives. Workshops, trainings and support groups are conducted throughout the year on topics such as employment, financial literacy, women’s initiatives, veteran support groups and parenting. In addition, over 680 Thanksgiving meals were provided to

families in need in 2015, as well as more than 3,000 toys and gift cards during the holidays. In partnership with parishes in the Diocese of Brooklyn, Catholic Charities operates a network of 21 food pantries and helps distribute more than one million meals to 115,000 people.

OFFICE OF MISSION A newly-established Office of Mission will

ensure that the agency remains connected to its Catholic mission of serving the most vulnerable. The Office of Mission offers training and resources for parish leaders and volunteers to engage in outreach to the elderly and homebound. Programs within the department include bereavement services, community services, disabilities services and deaf ministry, Vincentian outreach and Witnesses of Mercy.

Reaching Out to Communities and Parishes

Senior Services

Senior CentersSenior Case

ManagementHome Delivered Meals

Early Childhood Services

Early Head StartFamily Child Care

Head StartCaritas Training Center

SERVICE RESTRUCTURING

FAMILY AND COMMUNITY

SERVICESDIVISION

Family Stabilization

General PreventionHomelessness

After-SchoolYouth Employment

Care Coordination

Case Management

Outpatient Clinic

RehabilitationRecovery Services

INTEGRATED HEALTH AND

WELLNESS SERVICESDIVISION

Population Specific Housing

Supported HousingHIV/AIDS

Scattered Site

CORPORATE RESTRUCTURING

CORPORATION ROLE

Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens: Parent Corporation, Administration and Planning Functions

Catholic Charities Neighborhood Services: Provides Direct Client Services

Catholic Charities Progess of Peoples Development Corporation: Housing and Real Estate Development

Catholic Charities Progress of Peoples Management Corporation: Housing Management

Catholic Migration Services: Immigration Legal Services



At Catholic Charities, we know that there is a direct connection between physical and mental health. As such, we have regrouped our network of programs and services under the umbrella of Integrated Health and Wellness Services Division, focusing on clinics, care coordination and housing. These services, aimed at keeping individuals healthy and well-adjusted, include behavioral health centers, substance use treatment centers, outpatient clinics and supportive programs. Highly trained staff members oversee medication management, rehabilitation counseling, and a wealth of social and recreational activities for our neighbors throughout Brooklyn and Queens. In addition, persons with developmental disabilities living in the community are provided with service coordination and one-on-one life-skills building.

For those who are seriously and persistently challenged

by mental illness, Catholic Charities offers supportive and transitional housing programs to help individuals in their quest to live as independently as possible within a structure of supportive services. The overall goal is to provide a safe home that meets the needs of all of our residents.

To provide immediate mental health services to those in need, our Behavioral Health Centers in Jackson Heights, Jamaica and Far Rockaway offer “open access” days. Walk-ins are welcome during open access hours, with skilled staff members on hand to treat common mental health issues and offer support groups for young children and teens. Additionally, the clinics serve as an entry point to other services at Catholic Charities. As a partner with the state, our primary goal is to lower health care costs while improving the quality of care and client satisfaction.

INTEGRATED HEALTH and WELLNESS SERVICES DIVISION

T hrough the Integrated Health and Wellness Services Division at Catholic Charities, staff members help vulnerable individuals get back on their feet in a variety of ways. Our recently overhauled Community Centers feature a Call Center and Walk-In Centers run by licensed social workers and case workers. Staff is trained to assess needs in multiple areas and refer

individuals to the appropriate services, both within and outside of Catholic Charities.

8,400individuals

supported with counseling and mental health services at our

5 mental health clinics




65,000residents of Brooklyn and Queens granted immediate

and long-term emergency assistance

Robin Holmes, a single mother of two, was experiencing rejection and stress as she searched for a family child care provider for her young son. At the time, her two-year-old son Joshua was receiving Early Intervention Services and needed both Occupational Therapy and Speech services. Robin Holmes finally found what she needed for her

son through our Early Head Start Network. Joshua got the care he needed, and Robin was connected to additional resources, from dental care and screenings to behavioral health services for the entire family, including treatment for post-partum depression, attachment issues, peer pressure and parenting skills training. Today, Robin is an active volunteer in

Head Start and has served as both the Early Head Start Chairperson and Policy Council Chairperson. Meanwhile, Joshua has transitioned to a center-based program. “Joshua has become more sociable around children his age and shows a lot more confidence,” says Robin. “He has grown socially and emotionally, and that is all thanks to Catholic Charities.”

Robin Holmes


Our Homebase Homelessness Prevention Programs help people in danger of losing their homes, while our WIC Programs provide support and nutritional services to women, infants and children. Families obtain access to a wide array of services geared towards building self-confidence and independence, such as counseling, parenting classes, life skills training, adult literacy, job readiness training and career counseling.

For young adults, Catholic Charities offers specialized programs to keep them off the streets and give them hope for the future, including the Young Adult Internship

Program and the Summer Youth Employment Program.For young children and their parents, the Early

Childhood Services at Catholic Charities offer comprehensive quality programs. Staff members foster the social, emotional, physical and cognitive development of preschoolers through Head Start, Child Care and Family Child Care. Our Early Head Start programs provide services to low-income pregnant women to promote healthy prenatal outcomes. In addition, our Family Child Care Head Start offers quality programs providing preschool children with a family-oriented child development program.

At Catholic Charities, seniors can improve the quality of their lives while continuing to live in their own communities. Programs include senior centers, senior housing, social adult day programs for seniors diagnosed with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease, transportation services, friendly visiting, home-delivered meals, depression and substance abuse screening, intensive case management and home care services. In addition, more than 2,800 older adults live in one of our affordable senior apartments.

At our senior centers, older adults receive nutritious meals and participate in numerous activities including exercise classes, computer classes, cultural activities and trips. In 2015, Catholic Charities was pleased to reopen the Riverway Innovative Senior Center, a beautifully renovated facility.

FAMILY and COMMUNITY SERVICES DIVISION

T he recent reorganization at Catholic Charities has resulted in the creation of a Family and Community Services Division encompassing Early Childhood Education, Family Stabilization and Senior Services. Our Family Stabilization programs within Catholic Charities are geared toward strengthening families and helping young people and other adults find real purpose in life.

2,800children and young adults provided with educational enrichment

services



48,800individuals provided with bags of food

at one of our 21 food pantries

When Onid McCray-Peterkins arrived in the U.S. from her native Panama at the age of 18, she immediately began immersing herself in American culture and language by taking English classes at Kingsborough Community College, where she eventually obtained an Associate of Arts degree. In the summer of 2015, she was hired through the Catholic Charities

Summer Youth Employment Program, and eventually was selected for the Work, Learn, and Grow Program. She started to work in the Catholic Charities Refugee Resettlement Program in the fall of 2015. Through this experience, her commitment to becoming a social worker was reinforced. Today, at the age of 22, she continues to volunteer in the Refugee

Resettlement Program, while she pursues her Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and a minor in Spanish Language from Hunter College. “I am looking forward to starting my Master’s degree and fulfilling my dream of becoming a social worker,” says Onid. “Working at Catholic Charities made me realize how much I want to be able to help others by encouraging and guiding them.”

Onid McCray-Peterkins


Currently, CCPOP is working on a major renovation project in its Caring Communities building at St. Joseph’s. Family and senior housing buildings are a priority, and Catholic Charities remains committed to creating homes throughout Brooklyn and Queens. Most of our buildings for older adults also include senior centers, enabling the residents to connect with their neighbors through activities and events.

In 2015, Catholic Charities celebrated the opening of the newly-renovated Bishop Joseph M. Sullivan Residence. The facility, formerly known as Our Lady of Good Counsel, features 76 apartments for the formerly homeless and 22 new

apartments designated specifically for formerly homeless veterans. Located in the Bedford-Stuyvesant area of Brooklyn, the Residence was renamed in honor of Bishop Sullivan, who was a proud member of the Catholic Charities family for over 50 years.

Catholic Charities also dedicated the John J. Farrell Residence at Most Holy Trinity in Brooklyn. John J. Farrell is a longtime supporter and member of the Board of Trustees of Catholic Charities. The residence recently underwent a major renovation and now provides 75 units of housing for single, formerly homeless adults.

CATHOLIC CHARITIES PROGRESS of PEOPLES DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

S ince 1975, Catholic Charities Progress of Peoples (CCPOP) Development Corporation, the affordable housing developer of Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens, has been transforming vacant land and buildings into affordable housing units and transforming the lives of individuals and families. In the past 37 years, CCPOP has completed more than 3,745 units of housing for

low-income older adults, families and supportive housing for formerly homeless individuals.

3,745affordable housing

units provided for seniors,

families and those with special needs,

the formerly homeless including

veterans



For many, the senior years can be a time of isolation and loneliness. However, for the older adults at the Sr. Lucien Senior Apartments, their residence provides them with a sense of community and friendship with their fellow tenants. Carmen Polygach, a resident of the building for 29 years, and Carmen Garcia, a

resident for 13 years, share a similar devotion to the building and to their neighbors. Both women are active in a variety of Sr. Lucien activities, and volunteer to run everything from parties and bingo nights to casino trips and group activities. The women, both devout Catholics, also serve as Eucharistic ministers at

the Sr. Lucien Mass and at nearby St. Brigid’s. “I thank God for this apartment and for my neighbors and friends,” says Carmen Polygach, who was one of the first tenants in the building. Carmen Garcia adds, “This building always looks nice and people here are happy. I am so thankful to God for this wonderful home.”

Carmen Polygach & Carmen Garcia

Catholic Charities is the largest provider of affordable housing, currently offering 23 senior housing buildings with 2,186 units, five family housing buildings with 1,068 units, four residences for formerly homeless adults offering 433 total units and over 60 units of housing for formerly homeless veterans. Residents take part in a wide range of activities and events, including health fairs and workshops, providing residents with opportunities for education, socialization and recreation.

Mayor Bill de Blasio recently visited the Catholic Charities Bishop Joseph M. Sullivan Residence to announce the formation of

a Supportive Housing Task Force to help the city implement its plan to create 15,000 units of supportive housing. “The work of Catholic Charities represents everything that Pope Francis has been talking about,” said Mayor de Blasio. “Bringing people in from the cold with compassion and understanding – that’s what’s happening here in this beautiful facility. The Bishop Joseph M. Sullivan Residence epitomizes the idea that people can be reached. Here, 98 residents’ lives have turned around. What’s happened here has made all the difference in the world for these individuals.”

CATHOLIC CHARITIES PROGRESS of PEOPLES MANAGEMENT CORPORATION

C atholic Charities believes that a safe and affordable home is not a luxury; it is a necessity. Through the Catholic Charities Progress of Peoples Management Corporation, residents are able to live independently and affordably. Our residences offer a vital link to social services and instill a sense of home, community and family, with opportunities for socialization, including educational and personal growth activities.

CCBQis the largest provider of senior housing in the nation


Catholic Migration Services sees its mission as welcoming the stranger in our midst by our commitment to empowering underserved immigrant communities in Brooklyn and Queens regardless of religion or ethnicity. Highly trained staff address the needs of immigrants in Brooklyn and Queens by providing legal assistance

on immigration, housing and workers’ rights. Catholic Migration works directly with the various Ethnic Ministries of the Diocese to ensure that pastoral needs of immigrants are being addressed. Catholic Migration Services is now affiliated with Catholic Charities in order to better meet the needs of immigrants in parishes.

CATHOLIC MIGRATION SERVICES

I n 1971, the Most Reverend Francis J. Mugavero established the Catholic Migration Office in the Diocese of Brooklyn to serve the needs of immigrants and refugees living in Brooklyn and Queens. Since then, the agency has served thousands of immigrants – regardless of religion, race, or immigration status and from at least 167 countries – who collectively speak more than

80 languages. From a small storefront office, Catholic Migration Services has grown to become one of the City’s most respected and effective organizations serving immigrants, with offices in Downtown Brooklyn and Sunnyside, Queens.

Catholic Migration Services serves thousands of

immigrants from

167 countries around

the world


CATHOLIC CHARITIES BROOKLYN and QUEENSSAINTS JOACHIM & ANNE NURSING and REHABILITATION CENTER

The center was founded and developed by Catholic Charities, motivated by a mission-driven commitment to maintaining the dignity of the individual at all of life’s stages and challenges. It has undergone several renovations and boasts an oceanside café and a large landscaped garden allowing residents a beautiful panoramic view of the Atlantic Ocean.

S aints Joachim & Anne Nursing and Rehabilitation Center is a 200-bed, seven-story home overlooking the Atlantic Ocean in Coney Island,

and is the only Catholic nursing home in Brooklyn. Elderly residents receive 24-hour high-quality nursing and medical care from board certified physicians, including post-acute and short-stay, long-term care, rehabilitation services, general medical care and medical subspecialties, bariatric care and holistic therapy, specialized diet, recreation and pastoral care. Our experienced staff and helpful volunteers are every bit as caring and compassionate as they are highly skilled.

Saints Joachim & Anne

Nursing and Rehabilitation

Center provides

inpatient and outpatient

medical and rehabilitation

services to

200 individuals

2016 AUDITED EXPENSE REPORT

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9.20% - $18,824,349

11.99% - $24,550,296

9.09% - $18,601,742

7.70% - $15,754,317

7.55% - $15,456,317

3.06% - $6,260,148

15.20% - $31,101,0940.26% - $539,508

1.04% - $2,122,204

0.07% - $136,239

0.03% - $51,620

0.14% - $282,169

0.84% - $1,723,986

20.81% - $42,599,060

10.76% - $22,015,405

1.90% - $3,885,024 0.38% - $770,525

2016 Audited Expense Report

Family Stabilization

Early Childhood Services

Senior Services

Housing

Clinic, Recovery and Rehabilitative Services

Care Coordination and Case Management

Services for People with Developmental Disabilities

O�ce of Community ProgrammingComprehensive Human Resources

O�ce of Mission

Pastoral Care of Sick and Prison Ministries

Other Community Programs

Contribution and Grants to A�liates

Program Expenses for Low Income Housing - Subsidized Housing

Long Term Care Service Joachim & Anne Nursing Home

General Administration Fundraising


SUPPORT AND REVENUE TOTAL

GENERAL SUPPORT

Contributions, grants, and bequests $2,900,099

Contributed goods, services and rent 3,625,421

Special events net revenue 1,281,242

DIOCESAN SUPPORT

Diocesan subsidy for programs 1,100,000

Parish Christmas collection 435,372

TOTAL SUPPORT $9,342,134

REVENUE

Service fees from governmental agencies $69,753,883Service fees from third-party reimbursement 57,832,423Service fees from other sources 3,101,854Joachim & Anne Nursing Home & Rehab Service revenue 22,945,952Rental revenue 42,385,252Management and developer fees 933,439Other revenue (loss), net 4,478,996

TOTAL REVENUE $201,431,799TOTAL SUPPORT & REVENUE 210,773,933

INVESTMENT (LOSS) INCOME

Investment return $1,744,805

Unrealized gain on beneficial interest in charitable trust -119,028

TOTAL INVESTMENT (LOSS) INCOME $1,625,777

EXPENSES TOTAL

PROGRAM SERVICES

Family Stabilization $18,824,349Early Childhood Services 24,550,296Senior Services 18,601,742Housing 15,754,317Clinic, Recovery and Rehabilitative Services 15,456,317Care Coordination and Case Management 6,260,148Services for People with Developmental Disabilities 31,101,094Office of Community Programming 539,508 Comprehensive Human Resources 2,122,204 Office of Mission 136,239Pastoral Care of Sick and Prison Ministries 51,620Other Community Programs 282,169Contributions and Grants to Affiliates 1,723,986

Program Expenses for Low-Income Housing 42,599,060

Long-Term Care Services 22,015,405TOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES $200,018,454

SUPPORT SERVICES

General administration $3,885,024

Fund-raising 770,525

TOTAL SUPPORT SERVICES $4,655,549TOTAL EXPENSES $204,674,003

GROSS RESULTS FROM PROGRAM SERVICES AND OPERATIONS $7,725,707

CATHOLIC CHARITIES BROOKLYN and QUEENSCATHOLIC CHARITIES, DIOCESE OF BROOKLYN & RELATED AGENCIES Consolidated Summary Statement of Activities - Year Ended June 30, 2016


CATHOLIC CHARITIES PROGRAMS and SERVICES

INTEGRATED HEALTH and WELLNESS SERVICES DIVISIONClinics, Rehab and RecoveryBohan-Denton Flatlands Guidance CenterCatholic Charities Behavioral Health Center – CoronaCatholic Charities Behavioral Health Center – Corona PROSCatholic Charities Behavioral Health Clinic – JamaicaCatholic Charities Behavioral Health Center – Rockaway Catholic Charities Behavioral Health Center – Rockaway PROSCatholic Charities Call CenterClinic Satellite – Jefferson High SchoolClinic Satellite – Maspeth High SchoolClinic Satellite – MS 137 in Ozone ParkFlatbush Addiction Treatment Center – Clinic & RehabGlendale Mental Health ClinicHome and Community Based Services – Behavioral HealthIntegrated Health CareMobile Outreach TeamOpen Door ClubPeer AdvocacyWorld of Work Care Coordination and Case ManagementBehavioral Health Care Coordination – DOHMHBehavioral Health Care Coordination – HHBrooklyn Transition Team at Interfaith HospitalCatholic Charities Walk-In CenterCentral Access Behavioral Integration Team (CABIT)Justice for Juveniles Initiative NY RisingPathway Home – Queens Transition TeamQueens Care Coordination Residential and Housing ServicesBrooklyn Community Living ProgramsBrooklyn Supported Housing Programs I, IV, VCasa Betsaida Congregate and Recovery

Central Brooklyn Supported Housing ProgramCircle of Hope 1, 2 DYCD Housing – BrooklynDYCD Housing – QueensFamily Housing Support ServicesFamily Support Services (OPWDD)Home & Community Based Services - Medicaid Services Coordination (HCBS-DD)Home & Community Based Services - Residential and Community Habilitation (HCBS-DD)Jamaica Community Living ProgramQueens Community Living ProgramQueens Supported Housing Programs I, II, III, IV, VSenior Housing Support ServicesSupported SRO Services at Caring CommunitiesSupported SRO Services at Mercy Garden

FAMILY and COMMUNITY SERVICES DIVISION Early Childhood ServicesCaritas Professional Development CenterCCNS Early Head StartCCNS Family Child Care Head StartColin-Newell Early Childhood Development CenterMsgr. Andrew Landi Early Childhood Development CenterParkside Early Childhood Development CenterQueensbridge Early Childhood Development CenterQueensbridge Family Child Care ProgramSt. Malachy’s Early Childhood Development CenterSt. Margaret Mary Early Childhood Development CenterSunset Park Early Childhood Development CenterTherese Cervini Early Childhood Development CenterTherese Cervini Family Child Care ProgramThomas A. DeStefano Early Childhood Development CenterVincent J. Caristo Family Child Care Program

Family StabilizationBrownsville Family Support CenterBrownsville Family Treatment & Rehabilitation

CCBQ has 160 programs located at 101 different locations throughout

Brooklyn and Queens

BROOKLYN

QUEENS



CCNS Homebase/Mott Avenue AnnexCompass OST Program – Afterschool Plus at PS 50Compass OST Program at PS 106Discretionary ESL and Queens North Community CenterDr. Elizabeth Lutas East New York Family Support CenterESOL Civics Immigrant Services BrooklynESOL Civics Immigrant Services QueensEviction Prevention for Vulnerable Adults (EPVA)Far Rockaway Family Treatment & RehabilitationFatherhood InitiativeFidelis Family Health Care ProgramHealthy Families 4 at PS 106 – BushwickQueens Homebase Homelessness PreventionEast New York/Canarsie Homebase Homelessness PreventionJamaica Family and Youth CenterJamaica Family Treatment & RehabilitationNY Times Summer Career PathwaysNYC Adult Literacy Initiative (NYCALI)Refugee Resettlement ProgramSummer Youth Employment ProgramWork, Learn and Grow ProgramWomen Infant and Children (WIC) - JamaicaWomen Infant and Children (WIC) - WoodsideYoung Adult Internship Program (YAIP)

Senior ServicesBayside Senior CenterBenson Ridge Senior ServicesCatherine Sheridan Senior CenterCCNS Social Adult Day Alzheimer’s ProgramDellamonica - Steinway Senior CenterGeriatric Initiative Depression & Alcohol Abuse Screening & AssistanceGlenwood Senior CenterHillcrest Senior CenterHoward Beach Senior CenterNarrows Senior CenterNortheast Queens Home Delivered Meals ProgramNorthside Senior Center

Ozone Park Senior CenterPete McGuinness Senior CenterRiverway Senior CenterSeaside Senior CenterSheepshead Bay - Nostrand Supportive Services (NORC)South Brooklyn Social Adult Day Alzheimer’s ProgramSouthwest Queens Home Delivered Meals ProgramSouthwest Queens Senior ServicesSt. Charles Jubilee Senior CenterSt. Louis Senior CenterThe Bay Senior CenterThe Lodge Senior CenterWestern Queens Home Delivered Meals ProgramWoodhaven-Richmond Hill Senior Center

OFFICE of MISSIONAdvocates for Persons with Disabilities & Deaf MinistryBereavement ServicesCatholic Campaign for Human DevelopmentParish-Based VolunteersVincentian Outreach ServicesWitnesses of Mercy

COMMUNITY PROGRAMMINGFood Pantry NetworkWorkforce DevelopmentSuccess Through Education Program (Step-Up) Mommy & Me Parenting WorkshopsCommunity Events

PROGRESS of PEOPLES DEVELOPMENT CORP./PROGRESS of PEOPLES MANAGEMENT CORP. 101-105 South 8th Street HDFC176 South 8th Street HDFCBishop Boardman Senior ApartmentsBishop Mugavero Senior ApartmentsCaring Supported Housing LLCBishop Sullivan Residence at Our Lady of Good Counsel

John J. Farrell Residence at Most Holy TrinitySt. Joseph’s Supported HousingCatherine Sheridan Senior ResidenceDavid Minkin Senior ResidenceFr. Richard Reder Senior ApartmentsHoly Spirit Senior ApartmentsMary Star of the Sea Senior ApartmentsMercy Gardens Supported HousingMonastery Senior HouseMsgr. Burke Senior ApartmentsMsgr. Anthony J. Barretta Family Housing (Managed by Wavecrest Management)Msgr. John O’Brien Senior ApartmentsMsgr. Joseph Stedman ResidenceMsgr. Mullaney ApartmentsMsgr. Thomas Campbell Senior ApartmentsMt. Carmel Senior ApartmentsPeter J. Striano ResidencePierrepont House Senior ApartmentsPope John Paul II Senior ApartmentsRosary HouseSr. Lucian ApartmentsSt. Brendan’s HousesSt. Leonard’s Family HousingSt. Lucy/St. Patrick Family HousingSt. Paul the Apostle Senior ApartmentsSt. Pius V Senior ApartmentsSt. Teresa of Avila Senior Apartments72 Lewis Avenue Family Housing

SAINTS JOACHIM and ANNE NURSING and REHABILITATION CENTER

CATHOLIC MIGRATION SERVICES


SUPPORTERS and DONORS

SUPPORTERS and DONORSWe are extremely grateful to the corporations, foundations and individuals who have given so generously to support the mission of Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens, helping us reach out to our neighbors in their time of need. Gifts listed are for the period of July 1, 2015 through June 30, 2016. Due to space limitation, we are not able to list those individuals and businesses that have given less than $250 – friends to whom we are equally grateful for their caring support.

$10,000 and UPAce Wire & Cable Co., Inc.Francis and Catherine AquilaBSR Management, Corp.Broadway Stages, Ltd.Citi Corporate PhilanthropyCore States GroupCrystal & Co.East Coast Energy Foundation, Inc.Empire Office, Inc.Family Home Care ServicesMr. John J. FarrellFriedlander Group, Inc.Mr. Robert Charles Golden and Mrs. Maureen MooreGregor Industries, Inc.H. Van Ameringen FoundationJeremy and Megan McKee HealeyHenegan Construction Co., Inc.JAD Corp. of AmericaJames F. Volpe Electric Co.Jones Lang LaSalle Americas, Inc.JPMorgan Chase & Co.Dr. Elizabeth Mary LutasMDG Design & Construction, LLCMichael Wiseman and Helen Garten FoundationMonarch Electric Company (Ronkonkoma)Neocatecumenal Way Community

Neuberger Berman Trust Company, N.A.New York Plumbing & Heating Corp.Newport Designs Corp.OCV ArchitectsPeter’s Way Tours, Inc.Phoenix Realty Group LLCPlaza Construction LLCRichman Housing Resources LLCMs. Lucretia Adymy and Mr. Robert RisoleoRusso’s on the BaySaints Joachim & Anne Nursing & Rehabilitation CenterSerres, Visone & Rice, Inc.Shaw Contracting, Inc.St. Francis of Assisi ChurchMr. and Mrs. Peter J. StrianoStructure Tone, Inc.TD BankTed Moudis AssociatesThe Healey Family FoundationMs. Mary C. E. ThompsonTurner Construction CompanyUnited HealthcareUnity InternationalVericon Construction Company, Inc.Wade Ray & Associates Construction, Inc.Weltmann Lighting LLC

$5,000 - $9,999BNY MellonCapital OneDattner ArchitectsMr. Frank P. CastellanaMr. and Mrs. Robert B. and Joan CatellChase Community Development BankingChicago Title Insurance CompanyMr. and Mrs. Jay and Gretchen ClaytonMr. Henry Rodgin and Ms. Barbara Cohen



Cohn ReznickThe Community Preservation Corp.Mr. John P. De RosaMr. and Mrs. Gandolfo Vincent DiBlasiDicarlo Food ServiceEvenson Best LLCMrs. Eileen FarrellFoodSource Plus National Inc.GenslerMr. and Mrs. Donna and John HardimanInvestors BankJ & P Plastic Corp.JSK Construction CorporationMr. Richard KlapperKnollKPMGMr. Joseph MancinoMaxwell Plumb Mechanical Corp.Monadnock Construction, Inc.Nixon Peabody, LLPMr. John O’ConnorSandata TechnologiesSonepar Management US, Inc.Sound Refrigeration & Air ConditioningSt. Francis CollegeStriano Electric Co., Inc.The Switzer GroupTheodore A. Rapp FoundationTiro A Segno Foundation, Inc.Mr. Peter TothTPG Architecture

$2,500 - $4,999Alco Lock & Safe, Inc.American Architectural Window & Door, Inc.Mr. Bruce ArellaAtlantic Nissan SuperstoreBay Ridge Security Service, Inc.Brothers & Company Inc.Business Relocation Services, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Brian J. ButlerMs. Molly Butler-HartMr. and Mrs. Alphonse J. CataneseConnors & Sullivan PLLCCraine Air Conditioning, Inc.Ms. Rita J. CsejteyDeigo Beekman Mutual Housing AssociationMs. Quantia DhanaEagle Master Signs & Awards Inc.Mr. and Mrs. James GallagherMsgr. Jamie GigantielloMr. Howard GlickbergMr. and Mrs. Broughan and Dara GoreyMr. William HenryHighland AssociatesHirschen Singer & Epstein, LLPHoly FamilyHoly Family MonumentsHudson Housing Capital LLCHudson Peak Wealth AdvisorsHudson Valley Roofing & Sheet Metal, Inc.Iannelli Construction Co., Inc.Lincoln Electric Products Co. Inc.Mr. Joseph LomanginoRev. Msgr. Alfred LoPinto

Maxi ConstructionMr. James J. McGowanMilrose Consultants, Inc.MWSK Equipment Corp.Nova Star Electric, Inc.Omnicare of Chestnut RidgeOxford Airport Technical ServicesPremiere PropertiesSanky Communications, Inc.Samuel and Karen SeymourMr. Fred SilecchiaSmith El-Dis-Co., Inc.Dr. Marie SortinoSyska Hennessy Group, Inc.The Patrick J. Frawley Foundation, Inc.Ms. Carolyn TolanoMr. and Mrs. Mario TucciaroneUnilite Insurance Agency, Inc.Wells Fargo Foundation

$1,000 - $2,4993 L Brothers Corp.ABE EnvironmentalAdam Paris and Christine Chen MDAirline Vending Services, Inc.Allied Construction and Design Corp.Americon Construction Inc.Mr. Wessell L. AndersonA.S.K. Construction Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Richard BarryMr. William and Ms. Carmen BithoneyMr. and Mrs. James and Vikki BlackMr. David BourkeMr. Nicolas BourtinC & D RestorationC.D.E. Air Conditioning Co., Inc.Mr. William F. Calamoneri

Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel P. CaprioMs. Antonina CarusoHonorable Geraldine D. ChapeyBruce Edward and Deborah ClarkMr. William H. CollinsColonial Electric SupplyMs. Melanie L. CorpuzMs. Ellen C. CovasMr. and Mrs. Anthony CroghanMs. Joan CurryMr. and Mrs. Charles A. De BenedittisMr. and Mrs. Louis and Andrea De BergalisDelco Electrical Corp.Mr. Michael De StefanoMr. Louis P. DicerboMs. Jacqueline DistelmanMr. and Mrs. Richard H. DolanMs. Terese M. DonahueMs. Mary DoranMr. and Mrs. Ethan DraddyMr. and Mrs. Stephen and Ingrid DyottMr. and Mrs. Theodore and Jewel EdelmanElectric Distributors, Inc.Electrotech Service Equipment Corp.Ms. Alexandra EndersEnterprise Association Steamfitters L.U.Enterprise Community Partners, Inc.Mr. Edward F. EspositoF & F Roofing CompanyFacility Solutions Group, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. FarrellFederated Title Services, LLC



Robin D. FesselMs. Helen FlynnMr. Brian FrawleyReverend Patrick FrawleyMr. Joseph FrumkinFuture Tire Ltd.Mr. and Mrs. Alan P. GalloDiane and Joseph GenovaMs. Mary GlynnGNYHA VenturesMr. Thomas GoldenPhilip and Eileen Chiu GrahamGraybarHamilton Safe CompanyMr. Benjamin P. HeckMr. Herman MillerMr. Steven L. HolleyMs. Mary HoutMr. and Mrs. Richard HulbertIsland Master Locksmith, Inc.J – J Plumbing Corp.J. A. D. Contracting, Inc.Mr. Carl JirikMs. Aida Jocson, MDJRM Construction Management LLCK & R Preservation LLCMr. and Mrs. Ira and Suzan KatzMr. Robert J. KatzMr. Jim KeeganMs. Margaret KelleherMr. Michael KeoghKlear View ApplianceKostelanetz & Fink, LLPKOW Building ConsultantsLane Office Furniture, Inc.Ms. Brenda C. LawtonMarc De LeeuwMs. Nancy Lepre

Ms. Lisa Le SavoyMr. Daryl A. LibowLinear TechnologiesMs. Grace G. Lo GrandeMr. and Mrs. Bruce LueckMs. Patricia E. LynchMrs. Mary T. MacchiarolaMr. Dan MagidsonMr. Charles J. MaikishMr. Christopher MannMartin A. Gleason Funeral Home, LLCAndrew and Marianne MasonMattone Group Management LLCMs. Margaret Mc AllisterMeridian Capital Group, LLCMr. Andrew MeyerMr. Vincent MignanoMr. and Mrs. James J. MinogueThomas J. and Joan M. MitchellMr. Vincent J. MuscarneraMr. Ozzie NelsonNew York Light Source Corp.Novogradac & Company, LLPMs. Joan O’MalleyOur Lady of Czestochowa/ St. Casimir ChurchParis MaintenancePat and Nancy Esposito Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Manuel X. PatinoMr. Richard C. PeppermanMr. William J. PetersonMr. and Mrs. Jean and Lorraine PotvinPrudential RetirementMs. Rebecca QuilapioMr. and Mrs. John F. RaganoMr. Kenneth Raisler

Reliant Electrical Contracting Inc.Richard O’Connell and Karen YostRobert Derector AssociatesMr. Theodore O. RogersMs. Anibal SabaterMr. Gus SabatinoRobert and Anne SacksMr. Joseph M. SaggeseMr. Michael SalvatoreSandler, Rosengarten, Denis & Berger LLPMr. Robert SayeghScholes Electric & CommunicationsMr. Eric SchultzMr. Jeffrey ScottMs. Constance P. ScottoPenny ShaneSheldon Lobel, P.C. Attorneys At LawSher-Del Transfer & Relocation ServicesMr. and Mrs. Robert SiebelSignature BankMs. Joanne H. SkibickiSmith & Henzy Advisory Group, Inc.Mr. William J. SnipesMs. Leah SocashSperber, Denenberg, & Kahan, P.C.Mrs. Theresa SpoonerSt. Francis Food Pantries and SheltersSt. John’s Preparatory SchoolSt. Saviour Catholic AcademyMichael and Sheeri SteinbergJohn Brennan and Fran SullivanT. Kevin Murtha & Assoc. P.C.Terjesen Associates Architects PCL. Riso and Sons /The Briarwood OrganizationThe Posillico FoundationThe Shrine Church of St. Jude

The Staplex CompanyTNT Industries, Inc.Mr. Michael T. TomainoTracy R. High and Wayne T. JohnsonMr. Peter C. TrentacosteMr. Marc TrevinoMr. Louis A. TucciaroneMr. David B. TulchinTurtle & Hughes, Inc.Vanguard Charitable/The Keith Pagnani Charitable FundMr. Alfred WasslerMs. Stephanie WheelerMs. Margo WhelanMr. William J. WilliamsWin Properties, Inc.Windels Marx Lane & Mittendorf, LLPWorkforce Housing GroupZetlin & De Chiara LLPBasil and Jessica Zirinis

$500 - $999Aggressive Energy and Mechanical GroupAmerican Express Fdn. Matching GiftH. AntomezMs. Maria Arcila-HoweilLaura AscenziMs. Constance E. AulfordMs. Violetta C. BarnesMr. Charles BarraMr. Hugh BarryMr. John Bassett, FSCMr. David BeaudryMs. Julia P. BerginHon. Joseph A. Bova



Mr. John M. BrennanMr. Thomas CahillMs. Elv CallisteMr. and Mrs. Robert ChittyMs. Paulette ClarkeJohn and Roseanne ClearyMr. Nicholas ClementeMr. Stephen CollinsMr. Joseph F. Collins, IIIGuillermina V. CoxMr. and Mrs. Sean CraineCullen & Dykman Bleakley Platt LLPD’Ambrosio Eccl. Art StudioMs. Joanne V. DeamicisFidel F. Del ValleMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. De StefanoMs. Gladys DiazMr. Anthony S. Di ProperzioMrs. Marie Di TucciMs. Erin DoddCharles and Kathleen DonoghueMs. Anne DowlingEdelman Sultan Knox Wood ArchitectsMr. Kevin FalveyMr. and Mrs. Alfred C. FieldsRupert and Andre FontenelleMr. and Mrs. Leonard FortunaMs. Doris FreylandGallant & Wein Corp.Ms. Judy GarryReverend Michael Louis GelfantReverend Joseph GibinoMr. John Joseph GilhoolyMr. Mark GinsbergMr. Stephen GorlaMr. Matthew Graham

Grassi & Co.Mr. John GrayMr. Rudolph E. Greco, Jr.Mr. Stephen GriecoMr. Robert G. GutierrezKate and Michael HaigneyMr. Martin HenryMr. William J. HolmanMr. Vincent IannelliBinta F. JallohMiss Elinor L. JosenhansJoseph P. Clavin & SonsMr. & Mrs. Thomas JoyceJPMorgan Chase & Co. Employee Giving CampSarah and Elizabeth KatinasMr. Gerard KearneyMs. Mary KevlinMr. James KounasKramer, Dilloff, Livingston & MooreMs. Doris KrelingMs. Elizabeth J. LadnerMr. and Mrs. John A. LoconsoloMs. Anne LyonsMr. Edwin G. MacDonaldIhor W. MagunMason Tenders District CouncilMr. Brian MaurerMs. Margaret MayrMs. Lucy C. Mc GuirkMr. Thomas MckennaEileen and Tom Mc KernanCandee Jean and Guy MoffittVincent and Dorothy MontemaranoMr. Raymond MoscardinaMs. Joan MullinsMs. Kathleen Mullins

Mr. Murphy and Higgins Attorneys at LawMr. Omar NazemMr. Enrique NegronMr. and Mrs. Bernard NixonMr. James L. NorcottEugene O’BrienMr. Joseph O’ DohertyMr. Michael OleksiakMr. and Mrs. James J. O’MearaMr. and Mrs. Edward O’SheaOur Lady’s Catholic AcademyMr. and Mrs. Antonino PiscitelloMr. Daniel PocchiariMr. Joseph PolanskyPride Equipment Corp.Proto Realty ManagementRaymond James Tax Credit Funds, Inc.Ridgewood Savings BankMr. and Mrs. Ross A. RimicciMr. Claude RitmanMs. Hilda Luz RiveraRNC Industries, LLCJames and Patricia RohanMr. Joseph RosenbergMr. John RosiakMr. Donald RummoMr. William SampleBeety J. SantangeloMs. Karen SchieleThe Honorable Charles Schumer and Mrs. SchumerMr. Joseph SciameScotto Funeral HomeSelect Equity Group Foundation MatchingMr. John ShepherdMr. Richard Slizeski

Dr. Anthony SossiMs. Roberta M. StarkMr. John StimitzMr. John R. SucichMs. Irene TarverMrs. Mary TerilloTLM Group, LLCUSI Insurance Services LLCMr. Gerard O. VelthausDiqiu WangWest Side Graphics, Inc.Ms. Patricia M. WilliamsMs. Diane WilsonKwok Cheung WongMr. James WoulfeMr. and Mrs. Joseph Zalnerdn

$250 - $499Mr. and Mrs. Jaime AbadMr. Sean AdcroftMr. Richard N. AllmanMs. Aurora AmadoMr. and Mrs. John AmatoAmerican Bulb Corp.Mr. Joseph D. BauerMs. Christine BernardoBest Plumbing Specialties, Inc.Mr. Thomas J. BisighiniMr. Anthony BraccianteMr. and Mrs. Kevin BrooksCalakar ConstructionCamber Property Group LLCMs. Mary CameronMr. Anthony CamporeseMs. Ellen CareyMr. Paul T. CassoneMs. Margaret Cavanaugh



Mr. and Mrs. Patrick ChanMs. Victoria CliffordMs. Beverly ConnollyMs. Georgette ConroyCourtney International ForwardingCoventry Motors, Inc.Ms. Kim CuniffeMr. & Mrs. Donald CurranCushman & Wakefield, Inc.Mr. Eugene R. DalyMr. Stephen T. DamatoMr. Ruben De SemprunMs. Karla D. DenalliJohn and Catherine DiffleyMr. Rocco DiricoMr. Timothy DockeryMr. Edward DonahueMr. Thomas DooleyMs. Rosamonde DrabkinEdward D. Lynch Funeral Home, Inc.The Soto FamilyMr. & Mrs. Richard FarrellMs. Lena FloresMs. Margaret FogartyMrs. Clare FrancisMr. Alan R. FriedmannMs. Herta C. FuchsMeline Gardon - De ArmeroMs. Frances X. GatesMs. Josephine GentileMs. Carol GersmehlReverend John GildeaBrusby GilerGo CharityGSD Consulting Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Dominick and Lenae GuarnaMr. Alexander Guelke

Mr. George HasselbackMs. Ruth A. HeckmanMr. Robert HickaMichael HughesMs. Veronica HynesInterstate Drywall Corp.Mr. Joseph Trotta Real EstateMr. and Mrs. Raymond E. KellyKnights of Columbus Parkway Council #1433Mr. Alfred KohlerKPMG Community GivingMr. Justin KuczmarskiJon & Frieda KulishDavid and Grace LandMs. Joan LangeMr. Robert LavancoLaw Offices of Aidala & BertunaMr. Wilfrid C. LemannMr. Gasparo LeporeMs. Sharon LilleyMs. Beth LiouMs. Maryann LogueMs. Barbara LuckReverend Monsignor Robert M. HarrisMs. Cynthia MaloneyMr. Robert MareseMs. Anna MarquesMrs. Jane MartinezDeacon Andrew and Linda MastrangeloGeorge MatrangaVeronica McCarthyMr. Peter McDonaldMcGee Fund Raising CounselMr. and Mrs. Edward J. McManusMr. John McNamaraMr. Dennis McTiernan

Mr. John MichlikMilro Services Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Miner IIIMs. Deborah S. ModicaMr. Thomas C. MonahanMs. Nora MurphyNetwork for GoodMs. Edith NewmanMs. Josefina R. NoverMr. Patrick O’ConnellMs. Siobhan O’HareOur Lady of Hope St. Vincent DePaul SocietyMr. John PacelleMr. and Mrs. Robert PaternaMs. Linda G. PizzutiMs. Kim PotvinJoseph QuagliarielloQueens Council on the ArtsMr. and Mrs.Gerard QuinnResurrection Ascension ChurchBernard J. Marcelle and C. ReverdinMr. Ron RosciaMr. and Mrs. John RynneMs. Mary E. SabbatinoMs. Rachele SanninoMs. Kathleen SeltzerMs. Mary SharmaMr. Robert ShermanMr. and Mrs. Frank and Mary ShroffMr. Ronald SiedleckiMr. Grant SimmonsMr. Howard SitzerMr. Richard J. SmythMs. Junette A. H. SolomonMr. James StarkeyMr. James SteinerMr. and Mrs. Peter D. Sternlight

Mr. and Mrs. Richard StohlmanStratus Buildings Solutions of Long IslandMr. and Mrs. Thaddeus TaberskiMs. Beatriz TaverasMs. Mary Helen TaylorThe IFF Foundation Matching Gifts ProgramThea Enterprises, LLCMr. and Mrs. A. Paul ThowsenTracks Raw Bar and GrillMr. Shuang TroyMs. Ruth G. TullMr. and Mrs. Thomas and Maureen ValenzaVerizon FoundationMs. Bernardita Vibar-DesormeauxMr. Charles VivianoDr. James WalshMs. Jane WaseniusWellwood Memorials Inc.Mr. Patrick Whalen

PARISHESRecognizing those Parishes that have donated to Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens

All Saints ChurchAmerican Martyrs Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary AscensionAssumption of the Blessed Virgin MaryBlessed SacramentBlessed TrinityBlessed Virgin Mary Help of Christians



Christ the KingChurch of St. Paul The ApostleChurch of St. PeterCorpus ChristiDivine MercyGood ShepherdGuardian AngelHoly Child JesusHoly CrossHoly Family/St. ThomasHoly NameHoly SpiritHoly TrinityImmaculate ConceptionImmaculate Heart of Mary IncarnationMary Queen of HeavenMost Holy TrinityMost Precious BloodNativity of the Blessed Virgin MaryOur Lady of AngelsOur Lady of ConsolationOur Lady of GraceOur Lady of GuadalupeOur Lady of HopeOur Lady of LightOur Lady of LourdesOur Lady of MercyOur Lady of MiraclesOur Lady of Mt. CarmelOur Lady of PeaceOur Lady of Perpetual HelpOur Lady of SolaceOur Lady of SorrowsOur Lady of the AngelusOur Lady of the CenacleOur Lady of the Miraculous Medal

Our Lady of the Rosary of PompeiiOur Lady of the SnowsOur Lady Queen of MartyrsPresentation of the Blessed Virgin MaryQueen of All SaintsQueen of AngelsQueen of PeaceResurrectionResurrection AscensionSacred Heart- Jesus MarySaints Francis & BlaiseSaints Simon & JudeSt. Anthony of PaduaSt. AdalbertSt. AgathaSt. AloysiusSt. AnastasiaSt. Andrew AvellinoSt. Andrew the ApostleSt. Ann/Mary’s NativitySt. AnselmSt. AthanasiusSt. AugustineSt. BarbaraSt. Benedict Joseph LabreSt. Boniface ChurchSt. BernadetteSt. BonaventureSt. BrendanSt. BrigidSt. Camillis & St. VirgiliusSt. Catherine of AlexanderSt. Catherine of GenoaSt. Cecilia’s ParishSt. ClareSt. Clement PopeSt. ColumbaSt. Dominic

St. EdmundSt. ElizabethSt. EphremSt. FidelisSt. FinbarSt. FortunataSt. Frances CabriniSt. Frances de ChantalSt. Francis De SalesSt. Francis of AssisiSt. Francis XavierSt. GabrielSt. Gerard MajellaSt. Gregory the GreatSt. HelenSt. IgnatiusSt. James Cathedral BasilicaSt. Jerome ChurchSt. Joan of ArcSt. John EvangelistSt. John VianneySt. JosaphatSt. JosephSt. Joseph Patron of the UniversalSt. JudeSt. KevinSt. LaurenceSt. LeoSt. LukeSt. MargaretSt. Margaret MarySt. MarkSt. Martin De PorresSt. MarySt. Mary Gate of HeavenSt. Mary MagdaleneSt. Mary Mother of JesusSt. Mary Star of the Sea

St. MatthewSt. MatthiasSt. MelSt. MichaelSt. Michael/MalachySt. Nicholas TolentineSt. PancrasSt. PatrickSt. Paul Chong Ha-SangSt. Paul the ApostleSt. Phillip R.C. ChurchSt. Pius VSt. Pius XSt. RaphaelSt. RitaSt. Robert BellarmineSt. Roberts ParishSt. Rosalia-Regina PacisSt. Rose of LimaSt. SaviourSt. SebastianSt. Stanislaus KostkaSt. TeresaSt. Teresa of AvilaSt. Therese of LisieuxSt. Thomas AquinasSt. Thomas More Catholic ChurchSt. Vincent FerrerTransfigurationVisitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary



BISHOP’S COAT of ARMS CLUBRecognizing those who have given to this special club to further the programs of human services to the many served by Catholic Charities:

Mr. Joseph AuricchioMr. Joseph F. Azara, Jr.Mr. Richard & Mrs. Sera BarryMr. Brian J. & Mrs. Catherine ButlerMr. Gabe & Ms. Gerilyn CaprioMr. Robert CatellMr. Richard CeaDr. Geraldine Chapey & Mr. Eugene PasternakMr. Joseph P. ClavinMr. Michael ConnorsMr. Sean & Mrs. Roseanna CraineMr. Anthony D’AmbrosioMr. & Mrs. Charles A. DeBenedittisMr. Fidel F. DelValle & Ms. Alicia M. HamillMr. Anthony DiProperzioMrs. Marie DiTucciMr. Ethan & Mrs. Joanne DraddyPat and Nancy Esposito FoundationMr. Joseph & Mrs. Joan FarrellMrs. Doris K. FreylandMr. Allan & Mrs. Christine GalloReverend Michael L. GelfantReverend Joseph GibinoMr. John J. GilhoolyMr. Robert Charles Golden & Ms. Maureen MooreMr. Thomas & Ms. Anna GoldenMr. John A. & Mrs. Lori GoldenMr. Broughan & Mrs. Dara GoreyMr. Jeremy & Mrs. Megan Healy

Mr. Benjamin HeckHeyer & Scotto Funeral HomeMr. Vincent IannelliDr. Aida T. JocsonVery Reverend Patrick J. KeatingMr. James KounasMr. John LoconsoloMs. Grace G. LoGrandeReverend Monsignor Alfred LoPintoMrs. Mary A. MacchiarolaMr. & Mrs. Biagio MadaioMr. Stephen ManhauptMr. Edward McDermott & Ms. Nancy SteinMr. Peter & Mrs. Denise MeyerMr. Paul A. MichelsMr. James & Mrs. Mary Ellen MinogueMr. Eugene & Mrs. Laura O’BrienMr. Gregory OussaniMr. Thomas J. & Mrs. Irene PrincipeMs. Rebecca QuilapioMr. Vincent L. RisoMr. & Mrs. Claude RitmanMr. Joseph SciameMr. & Mrs. Robert SiebelMs. Joanne & Ms. Florence SkibickiMr. Peter StrianoMr. John R. SucichMs. Mary C. E. Thompson

The 1899 SOCIETYRecognizing those who have included Catholic Charities in their estate plans through annuities, trusts and bequests:

Mr. Robert W. BassemirMr. Peter A. BorrecaMs. Gertrude ConceptionMr. Anthony G. CroghanMr. Anthony G. DeLisio



Ms. Claire T. DellMr. Edward R. DorneyMrs. Olga M. FicarraMrs. Yolanda FiscellaMs. Elizabeth A. HaggertyMs. Elizabeth KaminekMs. Estelle O. MurrayMr. Michael J. PhillipsMs. Theresa PirozokMr. Robert SchreinerMr. & Mrs. Ralph H. Sullivan and Mary P. SullivanMr. William WalshMs. Ruth Watt

BEQUESTSWith the greatest gratitude to those who have remembered Catholic Charities in their wills:

Ms. Ethel AdlerCarrella TrustRev. Thomas CataniaMr. Gerald FitzgeraldMr. Edward FrizziMs. Jane FroeseMs. Evelyn KaiserMr. William M. KillickMr. James F. McCarthyMs. Mary Claire McKayMs. Kathryn T. MusterMs. DeChantal VervilleThe Zalner Foundation

FOUNDATIONSAltman FoundationCaptial One GrantCatell Family FundCatholic Charities USA

Catholic Foundation of Brooklyn and QueensChildren’s Aid SocietyCompostela Fund/Annual Parish Christmas CollectionCushman FoundationEast Coast Energy FoundationFidelis CareFredrick FoundationHealy Family FoundationHenry and Lucy Moses Fund, Inc.Irving T. Bush FoundationJP Morgan Chase Charitable Giving GrantLucreita Adymy and Robert S. FoundationMichael Weissman Charitable FoundationNY Times Neediest Cases FundNYS Disaster Case Management / CCNYSociety of St. Vincent DePaulSt. Vincent Catholic Medical Center Liquidation TrustSt. Vincent Medical Center Holy Family Home FundTD Bank Charitable FoundationThe Zalner FoundationTiro A. Segno FoundationVan Amerigen Foundation, Inc.Wells Fargo Foundation

PARTNERSAARPBrooklyn Borough President’s OfficeCatholic Charities USACitymeals on Wheels

Fidelis Family HealthNYC Administration for Children’s ServicesNYC Council MembersNYC Department for the AgingNYC Department of EducationNYC Department of Health and Mental HygieneNYC Department of Homeless ServicesNYC Department of Youth and Community DevelopmentNYC Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDSNYC Human Resources AdministrationNYS Assembly MembersNYS Department of EducationNYS Department of Health and Mental HygieneNYS Office for the AgingNYS Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse ServicesNYS Office of Children and Family ServicesNYS Office of EducationNYS Office of Mental HealthNYS Office of Persons with Developmental DisabilitiesNYS Senate MembersThe New York TimesQueens Borough President’s OfficeUnited States Conference of Catholic BishopsU.S. Department of EducationU.S. Department of Health and Human ServicesU.S. Department of Housing and

Urban DevelopmentU.S. Department of LaborUnited Way of New York City


LEADERSHIP

MEMBERS of the CORPORATIONMost Reverend Nicholas DiMarzio, Ph.D., D.D.Bishop of Brooklyn

Reverend Monsignor Alfred P. LoPintoPresident & CEOVicar for Human Services

Reverend Patrick Frawley

CATHOLIC CHARITIES BROOKLYN and QUEENS BOARD of TRUSTEESDr. Brian ButlerJoseph F. Collins, III, TreasurerMelanie L. CorpuzJohn J. FarrellReverend Patrick FrawleyReverend Monsignor Martin GeraghtyMegan McKee HealeySuzanne KarlVery Reverend Patrick J. KeatingReverend Monsignor Alfred P. LoPinto (Ex-Officio)James J. Minogue, Jr.Charles F. MurphyThomas Kevin Murtha, ChairpersonWalter H. SanchezRichard J. SmythPeter J. StrianoJohn Sucich, Vice ChairpersonMary C.E. Thompson

CATHOLIC CHARITIES NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES BOARD of DIRECTORSGabriel P. Caprio, TreasurerDr. Carol S. CohenFidel F. Del Valle, Board ChairpersonThomas A. DeStefanoMarissa B. GillespieMichelle P. GuerrierVery Reverend Patrick J. KeatingMargaret F. KelleherReverend Monsignor Alfred P. LoPinto (Ex-Officio)Vania MernioJean J. RameauSantos RodriguezValerie Steward-Lovell

CATHOLIC CHARITIES PROGRESS of PEOPLES DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION BOARD of DIRECTORSReverend Richard J. Ahlemeyer, SecretaryJohn Cantirino, Vice ChairpersonPaul T. CassoneGail Duke, TreasurerJoseph Giamboi, ChairpersonThomas J. GrechAndrew T. HughesVery Reverend Patrick J. KeatingMichael LappinReverend Monsignor Alfred P. LoPinto (Ex-Officio)Nicholas V. PaolilloJohn TynanEmmie Glynn Ryan, Executive Secretary



PROGRESS of PEOPLES MANAGEMENT BOARD of DIRECTORSJohn Cantirino, Vice ChairpersonGail Duke, ChairpersonThomas GrechVery Reverend Patrick J. KeatingReverend Monsignor Alfred P. LoPinto (Ex-Officio)Nick Paolillo, TreasurerEmmie Glynn Ryan, Executive Secretary

SAINTS JOACHIM and ANNE BOARD of DIRECTORSThomas A. DeStefanoVery Reverend Patrick J. KeatingReverend Monsignor Alfred P. LoPinto (Ex-Officio)Salvatore P. MonacoLouis RussoEmmie Glynn RyanDr. Anthony SossiReverend Monsignor Robert J. ThelenMary C. E. ThompsonAlan Wolinetz

CATHOLIC CHARITIES SENIOR STAFFReverend Monsignor Alfred P. LoPintoPresident & CEOCatholic Charities and Affiliated Agencies

Very Reverend Patrick J. KeatingDeputy Chief Executive Officer, Catholic Charities and Affiliated AgenciesChief Executive Officer of Catholic Migration Services

Alan WolinetzChief Financial OfficerChief Administrative Officer

Emmie Glynn RyanGeneral Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer

Patricia BowlesSenior Vice President/Chief Program OfficerIntegrated Community Health and Wellness Services Division

VacantSenior Vice President for Real Estate Development and Mangement, Chief Operating Officer of Progress of Peoples Development and Mangement Corporations

Lucy Garrido-MotaSenior Vice President for Communications

Jacqueline GibbonsSr. Vice President, Director, Human Resources

Patrick MahonChief Information Officer

Jim NorcottSenior Vice President for Evaluation and PlanningDirector, Office of Quality Management and Program Evaluation

Jean PotvinSenior Vice President for Giving

Gladys RodriguezSenior Vice President/Chief Program OfficerFamily and Community Services Division

George StathoudakisSenior Vice President for FacilitiesDirector of Facilities, Progress of Peoples Management Corp.

Lisa Schiano-DenisExecutive Director, Saints Joachim and Anne

Samira AlievaVice President, Senior Services Desiree Arduini-MullerVice President, Care Coordination and Case Management Desiree FrysonVice President, Early Childhood Services Mary HursonVice President, Family Stabilization Services Claudia SalazarVice President, Clinics, Recovery and Rehabilitative Services Richard SlizeskiVice President for Mission Martin Sussman, LCSW-RVice President, Residential and Housing Services

The work of Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens would not be possible without the support of volunteers and donors. Please help us help those

who need it most. You can support the work of Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens by donating online at www.ccbq.org. If you would like to discuss a gift or bequest, please contact the Office of Development and Communications at 718-722-6211.

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