Our Revenues:Contributions Next Generation Fund $765,366 Special Events $733,632 Indiv. & Campus Ministry Programs $6,367,626 Special Projects $348,643Staff Services $1,651,559Conferences $638,365Summer Opportunities & Trips $254,722Investment Income $608,783Other Income $236,549Total Revenue $11,605,245

Our Expenses: Program Services $9,603,996Administration $1,051,009Development $1,006,150Total Expenses $11,661,155

Change in Net Assets ($55,910)

For more about us, please visit our websiteccojubilee.org

Our Board of DirectorsYour generosity at work

The CCO is a charter member of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability.

A 4-star rating means that the CCO exceeds industry standards and out-performs most charities in its class.

A higher standardA higher purpose

ANNUAL REPORT 2015-2016

Elizabeth Baker CEOHot Metal Media LLCVincent J. Burens President & CEOCoalition for Christian Outreach Kurt E. CarlsonExecutive Vice PresidentHefren-Tillotson, Inc.The Rev. Nancy O.

Chalfant-Walker Rector, St. Stephen’s

Episcopal ChurchCCO Staff AlumnaJennifer Ciccone Human Resources Director,

Productivity Software GroupEFIJudith Herschell ColePresidentHerschell Environmental, LLC Ryan D. Deaderick, P.E. Vice President, ProductionEnergy Corporation of AmericaJoseph P. Diggins, Jr. PartnerErnst & Young LLPLouis A. Divers PresidentPrecision AbrasivesReggie Dulaney CEOPanthro Fitness LCCDaniel J. Dupee Chairman of the BoardCoalition for Christian OutreachThe Rev. Dr. William R. Glaze PastorBethany Baptist ChurchDarrin E. Grove CEOTrueFit John M. Holt, Jr.PresidentHOLSINGER, PC Harry Kunze President & CEOSafety Works, LLCAmylyn KylerManaging DirectorKyler Professional SearchThe Rev. Dr. Robert R. Long Chairman EmeritusCoalition for Christian OutreachMartha McElhattan Homemaker and Volunteer

Terrence H. Murphy ShareholderLittler Mendelson P.C.Audrey Murrell, Ph.D. Associate Dean, College of Business

AdministrationUniversity of PittsburghBrian T. Must Founding MemberMetz, Lewis, Brodman,

Must & O’KeefeAttorneys at LawThe Rev. Richard Noftzger Executive PresbyterRedstone PresbyteryCCO Staff AlumnusJ. Paul Organ Founder & Certified Financial

PlannerMarathon Financial ServicesCCO Staff AlumnusJames W. Rimmel Senior Vice President, InvestmentsUBS Financial Services, Inc.James D. Roberge Managing DirectorStaley Capital Advisers, Inc.David A. Schrader, Ph.D.PartnerFull Circle GroupCCO Staff AlumnusChris Seidler Sales ExecutiveNet HealthKenneth E. Smith PresidentSimcoach GamesLori Stuckey Homemaker and VolunteerHenry B. Suhr III Adjunct FacultyGeneva CollegeCCO Staff AlumnusJ.T. Thomas Entrepreneur & Business

ConsultantMary Martha TruschelAssistant Counsel,

Southwest Regional OfficePA Department of

Environmental ProtectionJames D. Young COO, Senior Vice PresidentCrown Castle The CCO won the Best Christian

Place to Work Award for the 15th consecutive time in 2016.

The CCO is expanding!

THE CCO CALLS COLLEGE STUDENTS TO SERVE JESUS CHRIST WITH THEIR ENTIRE LIVES

The CCO is now partnering with churches across the country!

Current CCO Region

Potential new ministries

WHEN THE CCO STARTED IN 1971, OUR VISION for reaching college students had a specific geo-graphical focus: an approximate two-hour radius

of Pittsburgh. Over time, we expanded east into metro Phila-delphia and New Jersey and west into the state of Indiana.

Over the years, we have had requests from churches and schools all over the country to do ministry together. We have prayerfully declined many overtures, believing the time was not right.

But God seems to be doing a new thing in the CCO.

We are in serious conversations with churches from Florida, California, Michigan, Texas, Missouri, North Carolina, and South Carolina. This fall, we hired a staff person to reach out to students at The Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York. In 2017, new CCO ministries will launch at the University of Kansas and the University of Memphis.

This is an exciting time for the CCO, and we covet your prayers. We are trusting God for contributions to the Next Generation Fund to make these new ministries possible.

We can’t wait to hear the stories of God’s transforming power in the lives of college students from Brooklyn, New York to Lawrence, Kansas to Memphis, Tennessee and beyond!

CCO MINISTRY IS DISTINCT IN THREE WAYS

1We develop students to be passionate leaders who serve Jesus Christ in their studies, jobs,

communities, and families.

2We serve together with the church, inviting students into the lives of local

congregations.

3We design each ministry to fit the needs of every campus we serve.

¥Contributions to the Next Generation Fund help make new ministries possible!

Next Generation Fund

Current CCO Programs

“My ultimate goal is to open a global chain of hospitals and orphanages. I want to start in Africa and branch out into the Middle East, Asia, South America,and other places that

need stable institutions.”Sarah Gethers, Duquesne University,

Entrepreneurship

“I want to serve Jesus Christ in every step I take, breath I breathe, and word I say. Ministry is a full-time job, whether you are working in a factory or in a church.”

Tyler Campbell, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Safety Science