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ST. VINCENT de PAUL ANNUAL REPORT 2011

RESTORING HOPE THROUGH FAITH AND LOVE

evening as volunteers. We see Girl Scout and Boy Scout troops, National Charity League and Boys Team Charity groups, school and church groups giving their time or perhaps holding a food drive to benefit us. Many of our donors have increased their donations; instead of giving $20, stretching to give $25; or $125 instead of $100; or $1,500 instead of $1,000. This world of love is filled with so many people committed to making a difference in the lives of others.

Yet it has not been an easy year for us. Our own financial situation is very challenging as we reach out to help the growing number of people in need. Although we have more donors giving to us, we still ended the year with a deficit, as you will see in our financial report. This presents an opportunity for each of us to do something special this year—to make a decision to step up to the challenge, to stretch ourselves and make a significant donation to help our friends and neighbors in need.

While the challenges often seem overwhelming, it’s important to remember “to the whole world we may be one person, but to one person we may be the whole world.” Thank you for answering the call. May God bless you.

his past year has been a difficult one for people all over our country and

throughout the world. In Arizona, the economic situation has affected more people than ever before. We all know friends and neighbors who are facing financial challenges they never expected to deal with in their lifetimes. It might be a spouse losing a job in a two-earner household, a layoff caused by company downsizing, a mortgage under water, or a serious illness not covered by insurance. Many of these people are turning to St. Vincent de Paul for help for the first time in their lives.

Despite the frustrations and despair we see around us, at St. Vincent de Paul what we see is a world of great love. Our Vincentian volunteers continue to faithfully reach out to those who call for help. We deliver that emergency food box with compassion and listen lovingly to a family’s problems to find out how else we might help. Our corporate partners offer support in many ways, from volunteering to serving meals, painting apartments or making a financial donation. Some businesses even give their employees a day off so they can volunteer to serve meals in one of our dining rooms. Our medical and dental clinic is staffed with doctors, dentists and nurses, who after a long day in their own practices, treat the needs of our uninsured patients far into the

Dear friends of St. Vincent de Paul,

“ To the world, you may be one person, but to one person you may be the world.”

—Author Unknown

Joseph J. Riley Stephen J. Zabilski President Executive Director

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Our Conferences of Charity gave $9.5 million in direct financial assistance to help

poor households with rent, utilities,

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homes tRANsFoRmeD for low-income families through our new volunteer-led program, Fresh Perspectives.

education is the road out of poverty. Thanks to our college scholarship program 16 low-income students are pursuing their dreams; the first in their families to go beyond high school.

1 Impact of the Great Recession on Income and Poverty at the State Level using data from the American Community Survey, Joint Economic Committee, Sept. 26, 2011.

2 AZ Dept. of Administration office of Employment and Population Statistics.

3 �Arizona�Republic article, “As Many Arizonans struggle with rising health-insurance premiums, nearly 1.3 million face no insurance at all,” March 6, 2011.

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OUR PROGRAMS AND SERVICES AND WHAT’SNEW

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Feeding the HungryOur central Food Reclamation Center collects and processes food items donated by area grocery stores and community food drives. Last year, we processed more than six million pounds of donated food. This food goes into emergency food boxes that are distributed through our Conferences. Some of the food is also used to prepare the meals served in our seven charity dining rooms. In all, we served more than one million meals to homeless and working poor men, women, and children. This food helps families stretch their dollars so that they can pay for utilities, rent, clothing and other necessities.

Who We Are The Society of St. Vincent de Paul is an international organization spanning 145 countries worldwide with more than 1.5 million active volunteers. It was founded in Paris in 1833 by a young man named Frederick Ozanam. The Society of St. Vincent de Paul - Phoenix Diocesan Council has been reaching out to people in need throughout central and northern Arizona since 1946. We are dedicated to serving the poor and providing others with the opportunity to serve, regardless of race, creed, age or other distinctions.

SOCIETY of ST. VINCENT de PAUL

420 West Watkins, P.O. Box 13600

Phoenix, Arizona 85002-3600 602-266-HOPE | www.stvincentdepaul.net

General Community AssistanceOur Conferences of Charity, the basic unit of the organization, are based in local Catholic parishes and serve the needs of the poor in their area. Their work is based on direct, one-to-one interaction with people in need, no matter what their origin or belief. We visit them wherever they are, in their home, a hospital, or on the streets, offering our friendship as the basis for all the other help we give. Depending on the needs, we are able to provide emergency food boxes, rent and utility assistance, clothing and other basic household items. Last year, more than $9.5 million in direct aid went to needy families and individuals throughout central and northern Arizona.This assistance is often a last defense against homelessness for families trying to make ends meet.

Healthcare for the UninsuredThe number of individuals without health insurance is increasing. Unable to afford routine care, these individuals often wait to seek help until they are very sick, often with untreated chronic conditions. The Virginia G. Piper Medical & Dental Clinic provides needed medical and dental care to working poor, uninsured adults and their children. Both primary and specialty medical care is offered by more than 160 medical professionals who volunteer their time. Patients also participate in education and prevention programs. Our dental clinic treats children with serious dental problems, who are referred to us by their schools. Not only do we fully restore their teeth, but we also teach proper dental hygiene. Our adult dental program is in such high demand that patients are selected through a dental lottery held periodically. Last year, the Clinic handled more than 14,000 patient visits.

Shelter for the VulnerableOzanam Manor is a transitional shelter for an especially vulnerable group of homeless adults: those over age 50 or those with mental or physical disabilities. As the only shelter of its kind in Arizona, this 49-bed shelter offers a caring, yet structured environment with intensive case management to help residents successfully transition into permanent housing. The shelter has an impressive success rate of 66%.

Homeless Assistance and PreventionOur Special Works Ministry offers an array of services to the homeless, the unemployed and families in financial crisis. From showers, haircuts, clean clothes, job referrals and transportation, to budgeting classes, or rent and utility assistance, we guide those who are homeless on a path to getting back on their feet and work with families in crisis to prevent them from becoming

homeless. Our dedicated volunteers work tirelessly to maintain an up-to-date list of community resources for additional support.

Thrift StoresWe rely on the donation of household goods and clothing from the community to stock our stores. Our 18 thrift stores provide new and gently used clothing, furniture and household items for purchase at affordable prices. In addition, our stores provide some families with household essentials at no cost. Last year, the market value of this direct assistance was more than $193,00. All net revenues generated by our stores are used to fund our other programs.

Dream CenterChildren deserve a chance to achieve their dreams, no matter their circumstances and background. That was the deep conviction that led Mike Parker and his family to create the Dream Center. The activity and education center was built in the Hall of Banners for children attending our Family Evening Meal each night. It provides a tutoring station, a reading library and computers with learning software. The Dream Center works hand-in-hand with our efforts to educate and empower families to improve their lives.

Fresh Perspectives When families are struggling to put food on the table, they often cannot afford furniture and essential household items. When our Vincentian volunteers make home visits to deliver emergency food boxes, many times they find families do not have a table to eat on and children are sleeping on bare f loors. The Fresh Perspectives program provides families with home makeovers. Led by volunteers, homes and apartments are transformed in a single day, often including repairs, painting bare walls and providing donated furniture so that families can have a place to call home.

Never Give Up Our Monday morning Never Give Up speaker series continue to feature prominent community leaders who come to our Phoenix dining room to share encouraging and inspirational messages to our guests. Speakers have included Arizona Governor Jan Brewer, former Harlem Globetrotters basketball player Meadowlark Lemon and nationally syndicated columnist Harvey Mackay.

New ProgramsAs needs in the community continue to increase, we look for new and innovative ideas to break the cycle of poverty. This year we’ve added new programs to our Family Evening Meal to empower and educate our youth to succeed in school. We’re using our resources in the dental clinic to help free women from their past lives of domestic violence or prostitution. Despite scarce resources, we’ve taken in more uninsured patients with complex needs to prevent re-hospitalization. As we continue to meet basic needs like food, clothing, medical care and shelter, we are seeking new ways to create lasting change.

Family Evening MealWhile our Family Evening Meal program provides nutritious meals for hundreds of hungry families each night, it’s so much more than food. We also provide educational opportunities and foster positive family interactions with enrichment programs. Funded by a generous donor, we’ve had Phoenix Theatre’s Partners that Heal program come in every week to provide entertainment and education through puppetry, skits and interactive activities. In addition, we’ve also hosted two art shows for children to display and show their creativity.

Each night, about 350 children and their families enjoy a nourishing dinner and enrichment

programs at our Family Evening Meal.

The homes of 39 low-income families were

transformed through our new volunteer-led

program, Fresh Perspectives.

Medical ClinicAs more people lost their health insurance this year, we’re seeing patients with more complex needs. In particular, we are seeing patients with serious and large wounds needing special care. Most uninsured patients can’t pay for skilled nursing, home health or even medical supplies upon hospital discharge so they are turning to us. By treating these patients, we provide essential care so they don’t have to return to the emergency room.

Dental ClinicAlong with our continued work of providing dental care to the uninsured, our dental clinic’s new Restoration Program allows volunteer dentists to provide services in their offices that are beyond our scope in the clinic. Working with the National Advocacy and Training Network and Dignity House, our Restoration Program provides dental services to women who are leaving prostitution or escaping domestic violence situations. By restoring their appearance we are providing hope and courage to help them secure employment and break from their past.

Essential health care for the growing uninsured

population.

Thrift Store UpdateOur 18 thrift stores provide essential help in many ways. They are a source of low-cost clothing, furniture and other household items for the general public. The revenues generated by our stores provide financial support for our other programs and services. They also allow us to supply basic household goods to families in need, free-of-charge. Lastly, these thrift stores keep hundreds of pounds of goods out of our landfills as the donated goods are either resold or recycled.

New Cottonwood StoreCottonwood gained a new thrift store in March through the efforts of Vincentian volunteers in the area. The store is open three days a week and is run entirely by volunteers. The community is delighted to have a place to shop for low-cost goods. All proceeds from sales of the donated items are reinvested into the community to provide other assistance to the poor.

Metro Phoenix storesThanks to the help of corporate volunteer groups, many of our thrift stores enjoyed being updated and refreshed with new paint colors on the walls. Local conferences provided financial support for new signage and new bins to help volunteers process donations. Their efforts also helped us find new dedicated store volunteers.

18 thrift stores provide necessary help in

many ways.

Corporate Partnerships Currently, we have nearly 400 corporations, large and small, that partner with us by providing financial support and manpower to fulfill our mission. Many corporate partners commit to sending a group of its employees to serve on a monthly basis, some plan special holiday events for dining room guests, while others hold food drives or help fund our programs. This year, several of our corporate partners joined our new ambassadors’ program so they could share our story with other corporations as well as our need for new partners and the benefits of volunteering on employee culture and morale.

Planting Seeds of PhilanthropyWhile St. Vincent de Paul is known for comprehensive services for the homeless and working poor, we are also dedicated to providing quality volunteer experiences for those who wish to serve. For years, we’ve partnered with local Catholic and Christian high schools to provide service and learning opportunities for students. As we continue our partnerships, we’ve also created new opportunities, such as our Kids in Service program, which allows young children to create art projects, holiday gifts and other activities for the children who attend our Family Evening Meal.

All-Star VolunteersWe are grateful to our volunteers who continue to inspire higher standards in service and love for our community. Without them, our work would not be possible. This year we held three volunteer appreciation luncheons to highlight our all-stars and thank everyone who gave their time, talent and energy to improve our community with us. At these events we recognized three particularly outstanding and long-time volunteers with our lifetime achievement awards: Violet Doskosil, Andy Andreano and Bob Russell.

Volunteer All-Stars (from left): Violet Doskocil, Andy Andreano and Bob Russell

400 corporations, large and small, partner with us to provide financial support and volunteer manpower.

Volunteer ActivitiesProviding others with the opportunity to serve is a key part of our mission. From our food bank and dining rooms to thrift stores and administrative offices, volunteers make possible our comprehensive services to working-poor families and homeless individuals. With demand for help increasing in the community, the role volunteers play at St. Vincent de Paul is more important than ever. This year, we’ve strengthened our corporate partnerships, increased volunteer opportunities for schools and groups, and given special thanks to our most dedicated

Volunteers gave 748,000 hours of their time,

equivalent to 360 full-time employees.

FacilitiesWhen most people think about supporting St. Vincent de Paul, they consider donating food, clothing and money to programs that directly support people in need. While program support is essential, our buildings and facilities also play an important role in providing help to needy families. With the help of various grants and donors, we received several facility upgrades this year to help us work more effectively and efficiently, while saving money so even more resources can go directly to people in need.

The orchard will provide hundreds of pounds of fresh fruit.

1.2 million meals were cooked and

served to hungry families and

individuals in dining rooms

throughout metro Phoenix

this year.

Fruit Orchard PlantedThanks to the community who voted and promoted our cause, we won a fruit orchard from Dreyer’s Fruit Bars and the Fruit Tree Planting Foundation. An arborist was on hand to give expert instruction for planting and caring for the small orchard of 30 citrus trees. The trees were planted along the east side of our main campus with the help of volunteers from Brophy College Preparatory. Once the trees reach maturity, we estimate the orchard will provide hundreds of pounds of fresh fruit a year to help supplement our Family Evening Meal and emergency food boxes.

Hall of Banners UpdatedIn addition to serving as a general gathering place for St. Vincent de Paul’s various events and educational programs, the Hall of Banners is home to St. Vincent de Paul’s Family Evening Meal. Hundreds of parents come with their children to this dining room at the end of a long day to receive a nourishing meal. It’s a safe haven where the working poor can cast their worries aside to enjoy dinner with their families, served restaurant style by caring volunteers. Thanks to the Phoenix Aviation Department’s Sound Insulation Mitigation Services, which proposed the project and provided funding, the Hall of Banners received a $1.3 million facelift in April. The 10,000 square-foot building was updated with new ceiling, lighting, fans, windows and doors to help reduce noise and provide better insulation. With the help of various donors, the Hall of Banners was also fitted with new tables, chairs, flooring and a fresh coat of paint, making the large facility an even more welcoming space.

Daylighting InstalledThanks to a federal grant, the Arizona Department of Commerce and SRP, St. Vincent de Paul’s food bank and warehouse received a new daylighting system which brings natural light into these spaces. It creates a better work environment for volunteers and staff while reducing carbon emissions and electricity costs. Since installation, the daylighting system has already saved more than $2,000 this year, which is equivalent to two months of food, shelter and personal case management for one of our guests to transition out of Ozanam Manor, St. Vincent de Paul’s shelter for older and disabled adults.

New RoofFunded in part by the J.W. Kieckhefer Foundation and the Margaret T. Morris Foundation, St. Vincent de Paul was able to upgrade the roof of our food bank to provide better insulation and safe storage for the more than 6 million pounds of food processed there each year. Last year’s heavy monsoon season produced several leaks in the roof, causing damage to the stored foods. The new roof ensures no food will be wasted due to uncontrollable weather conditions.

CONFERENCE SERVICESParish Conferences of Charity .........................................................89 Total Vincentian Members ........................................................ 5,053 Direct Aid (rent, utilites, food, etc.) ..............................$9,456,522Home Visits .................................................................................... 57,134 Prison, Hospital and Nursing Home Visits ............................. 3,412 Food Boxes ............................................................................... 442,222 To Families/Individuals ........................................................ 370,069 To Other Organizations ............................................................ 72,153 Referrals to Other Agencies ..................................................... 33,331 Volunteer Hours ....................................................................... 498,762

DINING ROOMS/KITCHENMeals Distributed ................................................................... 1,157,848 Locations Served ................................................................................ 23 Volunteer Hours ......................................................................... 112,374

FOOD RECLAMATION Total Pounds Processed ...................................................... 6,441,267 Volunteer Hours ........................................................................... 4,334

HOMELESS ASSISTANCE AND PREVENTION Family Assistance Program Families Served ................................................................................317 Helping the Working Poor Program Individuals and Family Members Served ..................................65 Ministry to the Homeless Individuals Served ................................................................... 18,559 Ministry to the Incarcerated and Families Individuals and Family Members Served ................................242 Transient Aid Center* Phoenix only Travelers Assisted ......................................................................... 368 Value of Direct Aid ................................................................. $293,410Volunteer Hours ........................................................................... 12,876 MEDICAL AND DENTAL CLINIC Total Visits ..................................................................................... 14,383 Medical Visits .................................................................................. 5,707 Adult Dental Visits ......................................................................... 1,948 Children’s Dental Visits .............................................................. 3,865 Ancillary Visits ............................................................................... 2,863 Market Value of Services ...................................................$3,169,427Volunteer Hours ......................................................................... 16,840 OZANAM MANOR TRANSITIONAL CENTER Persons Sheltered.............................................................................. 165 Nights Lodging .............................................................................. 16,398 Case Management Hours ........................................................... 3,770 Volunteer Hours .......................................................................... 17,084

SPECIAL PROGRAMS Adopt a Family for Christmas Families Assisted ......................................................................... 832 One at a Time Scholarships Students in Program ....................................................................... 16 Value of Aid .............................................................................$65,750 Volunteer Hours ........................................................................... 320 St. Anne’s Medical Equipment Loans Pieces of Equipment Loaned .................................................... 425 Volunteer Hours ........................................................................... 258 Vincentian Fresh Perspectives Homes Transformed ..................................................................... 39 People Served .............................................................................. 320 Volunteer Hours ....................................................................... 6,963 Value of Aid .......................................................................... $29,340 THRIFT STORES Number of Thrift Stores ..................................................................... 18 Market Value of Free Merchandise Distributed* ..............$193,131Volunteer Hours* ....................................................................... 60,516 Donation Pick-ups* ..................................................................... 21,484 *(Metro Phx. Only)

REVENUES

Community Donations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$9,717,142 Council . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,122,837 Conferences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,594,305

Grants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,669,368

Estates and Trusts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 649,337

Thrift Stores . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6,577,520 Council . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4,722,161 Conferences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,855,359

In-Kind (Goods and Services Donated) . . . . . . . . . . 13,678,001 Council . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10,448,872 Conferences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,229,129

Investment and Other Income. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 980,400

Total Revenues. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $33,271,768

EXPENDITURES Program Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $31,440,795 Council . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21,984,273 Conferences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9,456,522 Management and Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,062,885 Fundraising . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,505,811

Total Expenditures. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $34,009,491

* Data represents unaudited results of fiscal year ending September 30, 2011 and an estimate of conference results. Does not include in-kind donated capital projects.

Operating Revenue and Expenses 2011Programs and Services

Revenues

Expenditures

Food 46%

Shelter 11%

Medical8%

Special Programs

3%

Administration and Fundraising

8%

Thrift Stores 16%

Family Assistance

8%

In-Kind Donations

41%Thrift Stores

20%

Estates and Trusts

2%

Investment and Other Income

3%

Community Donations

29%

Grants5%

Circle DonorsCIRCLE OF LOVEEdward N. and Nadine M. BashaDavid and Joan GoldfarbGPW and AssociatesSusan M. HerrmannRobert and Catherine KeenanPeter and Kathy MalandFrances L. MastJohn J. and Jeanne O’BrienBert and Dorothy PitreRobert R. and Mary Lou RussellLeonard and Janice TichavskyDan L. and Nancy L. Yahraus

CIRCLE OF HOPEPhillip and Maureen AdamsStephen and Kathryn AttwoodJerry and Claudia AyoubEunice M. BirdoesMaurie and Bette BrashawJames E. and Sandra Brophy, IIIBrian and Beverly BurchJosé and Frances BurruelCatherine ConnollyJames C. and Patricia G. CrewsRodney J. CrottyRay and Barbara DaoustSam and Ann DeFrancescoJames and Colleen EdwardsAnthony V. and Alice A. EhmannLisa Wilkinson FanninThomas and Patricia FranzDavid J. and Susan Walp FrenchOliver and Sharon HarperMildred M. HeipleJohn and Lucy HowellRobert L. and Lucia R. MarusiakTimothy and Monica A. McCainRev. John J. McMahonDonald J. and Nadine E. MeisPhilip J. Mizzi , Ph.D. and Lynn M.BrysaczRobert A. and Maricela P. MoffittNorman L. and Lorie A. NichollsTim SchmittTom SchmittGlennie ScottLisa M. SponcilStephen J. and June M. SzalayRonald R. and Catherine A. TischKeith and Brenda Billiard VanderhoutRichard G. VangelistiLinda Peterson WarrenRichard L. Warren

CIRCLE OF FAITHAlvan and Sara AdamsWilliam H. and Nancy V. AngerFrank Agnone and Brenda DennertMerlyn and Donita AlbrightMichael AllenStephen and Sheryl AnthonyC. Joseph and Sheri L. AtteridgeCynthia BachG. Bernard and Patricia A. BarryCharles E. BarwoodGeorge P. BauderThomas BaumerJohn and Jean Bayer

Michael and Rosemary BealeWalter J. Blanchard, Sr.Richard L. BoalsWilliam W. BohnertJames D. and Sandra Kay BrunerJerry and Brenda BuesingThomas and Priscilla BuranGerald J. and Marilyn C. BurbachJoseph J. and Katharine E. CampanellaRichard G. and Ann CandelariaStephen S. CaseGary and Mary Catellier Gail ChaseWilliam and Maria ChaviraNicholas and Tamera ChristifulliMarilynne J. ClancyDaniel P. and Roseanne K. CollinsJoseph and Nancy ContadinoAnn M. CouchStephen and Candy CouchRobert W. and Patricia J. CoxTeresa Paul DaiePam Del DucaDennis and Kathy DesmondPaul DiGiovanniRobert J. DineenBill and Jackie DrummeyC. Theodore Engdall, Jr.John B. and Rebecca T. EvenP. Robert FanninPaul and Sharon FanninThomas N. FanninBob and Linda S. FeinholzRamona FelixDonald and Evelyn Ann FoleyMary V. FolzRichard T. GallagherJoseph H. and Audrie D. GaragiolaF. Michael and Sheila P. GeddesMary GibsonLaura R. GrafmanJohn GrahamJames A. GrenierHarold E. Gries, M.D.Robert P. Grinnell, Jr.Suri and Sujatha GunnalaLarry GunningBradley L. and Julie R. HahnTodd and Laurel HamiltonRichard A. HarrisonJohn P. and Ann O. HeilemanR. Peers HenesDonna HeppermannJohn and Catherine HobanEdward R. and Marilyn A. HoffarthGreg and Katy HolditchTracy Beth HolterVincent J. and Lorna HonanJeff J. and Stacy HornacekKen and Lura HouckJames M. and Marcia HughesDelores P. JakubekJohn and Suzanne L. JenkinsEdna Williams KeatingKathleen M. KellyChuck and Laura H. KennedyWilliam W. and Barbara K. KentJohn G. and Stephanie B. KerkorianDonna Killoughey

Aaron and Yolanda KizerJoseph V. and Marsha A. KlagPatricia H. KlauckRobert E. and Jane M. KohnenJay S. KramerCarl J. and Kathryn F. KunasekMichael KupanoffJames J. LaBrieFrancis J. and Mary B. LabriolaMark E. and Betsy G. LassiterHerbert S. and Elayne M. LaufmanAndrea S. LazarJohn S. and Melodie T. LewisShirley LichtyMargaret LicosatiJoyce Anne Ware LongfellowThomas M. and Jacqueline LongustDonald and Norma Jean LoPiccoloKaren M. LoweTimothy L. and Catalina G. LukavskyMary Lou LydingJ. Peter Madine and Virginia MullinsRobert and Margaret MallietS. William ManeraPaul J. and Linda MartodamMerild and Lynda McCannThomas and Billie McGivernGerald W. and Patricia A. McKennaRobert McKeonRaymond S. and Barbara J. McLeodFrances E. MelbyEugene and Maggie MikkelsonDan MillerCharles E. and Janice L. MisfeldtJohn and Angela MisnerBarbara J. MitchellConnie MooreRichard W. MoyerDaniel R. and Elizabeth A. MullenFrank L. and Kathleen M. NageotteRichard J. and Fran M. NiichelLaurance B. and Barbara R . NilsenBruce and Joan NordstromLowell and Emilia O’GradyMartha OldsEdward and Jane O’MalleyPatrick and Diane O’MalleyWilliam J. PasseyDavid M. PaulCarter A. and Thea D. PearlTodd G. and Jayne M. PetersonNick and Nanci PetraGregory L. and Joyce A. PetrowskiMarie PetteeJere W. and Christine PlanckPatrick and Michelle RayJohn C. and Ann E. ReaDavid and Linda ReichertShirley and Sampson RogersWendell E. RossmanFerenc E. and Diane RosztoczyEdward T. and Barbara H. RyanMary Jane RyndJohn C. and Kay E. SackMerrill J. SauriolHomer and Julie SavardP. Philip and Alice C. ScheererM. J. Schneider Plumbing Inc.Ronald J. and Carolyn J. SchottDavid and Michelle Seeger

Thomas E. SeifertEva SerranoVirender and Sarah SharmaFrancis J. and Carol J. SlavinRidge A. and Tana G. SmidtRonald M. and Elizabeth A. StollJohn L. Strittmatter and Pat GanserBruce C. ThoenyPeter Tomasulo, M.D.Janet M. TravisAnne S. and Amelia TsuiKirk M. TushausDonald J. and Sharon J. UlrichJorge and Teresa ValdiviesoSteve P. and Katherine M. VeltriDavid and Christine WacknovMr. and Mrs. Michael R. WeigelJack H. and Patricia A. WilsonKaren A. Wittmer JekelTerry C. and Sandra WorcesterBettina M. YaleSteve and Denise Zabilski

CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION GIFTSAbove and Beyond DeliveryKenneth A. Abrams Charitable Foundation Adelante FoundationAlliance Beverage Distributing Company, LLCAmerican ExpressThe Annexus GroupAnonymousArizona BiltmoreArizona Community FoundationArizona DiamondbacksArizona State Lottery CommissionArmstrong Family FoundationArrowhead HondaBank of AmericaBank of OklahomaBaraga Medical Consultants, Inc.Bashas’ Inc.Bechtel Group FoundationBethlehem Foundation of New MexicoThe Better Music FoundationBHHS Legacy FoundationBlue Cross Blue Shield of ArizonaBoard of Visitors, Inc.Thomas and Donna Brady FoundationBrethren Foundation, IncC&W Commercial Door & TrimCampanella Family FoundationCapitol Group CompaniesCarefree Property Management, LLCCatholic CemeteriesCatholic Community FoundationCatholic Healthcare WestCelebrity Fight NightCentral Arizona Shelter Services, Inc.Chandler FirefightersChanen Construction Co., Inc.

The Chapman FoundationCharles Schwab Foundation Chubb Group of Insurance CompaniesCiti Business Services Payment ServicesClearing AccountClelland Family FoundationContractors West, Inc.Contractors Wholesale Supply, LLCCornerstone Advisors, Inc.Coyotes CharitiesCredit Union WestCrescent Crown Distibuting, LLC.Terry A. Dake, Ltd.Del E. Webb FoundationThe Delta Dental Arizona Charitable FoundationDesert Schools Federal Credit UnionDiscover HyundaiDomer Family FoundationThe Max and Victoria Dreyfus Foundation, Inc.DriveTime Sales & Finance CorporationEngelman Berger, P.C.The Alberta B. Farrington FoundationFedExFennemore Craig FoundationFiesta Bowl Roger S. Firestone FoundationFirst Watch of Arizona, Inc.Friedman Recycling Co.Friends of the Coach HouseFry’s Food Stores (Kroger)Teaumen A. and Grace A. Fuite FoundationGallagher & Kennedy12 News/KPNX-TV Gannett FoundationGE Capital CorporationGila River Gaming Enterprises, Inc.Gilbane Building CompanyGod’s Will Foundation, Inc.G-O-N LLCGPW and AssociatesHanchett Entry Systems, Inc.Hard Rock CafeMadeleine C. Hays FundEllie and Les Hayt Family FoundationHelios Education FoundationHighground Inc.Honeywell Hometown SolutionsInformative Graphics CorporationIntel Volunteer Grant ProgramJacob Clothing Co. Inc.JPMorganChase FoundationJ. W. Kieckhefer FoundationLapre Scali & CompanyWilliam S. and Ina Levine FoundationLiberty Mutual Give with Liberty CampaignJohn C. Lincoln Health FoundationThe Little GYM International, Inc.John F. Long Foundation

Maag Toy FoundationMacerich Management CompanyMacy’s Corporate Services, Inc.Maryvale Hospital Volunteers Gift ShopMayo Clinic ArizonaRosie McCaffrey’s Irish Pub & RestaurantMcKesson CorporationMCSO Youth Assistance FoundationMedco Health Employee Giving CampaignThe Medtronic FoundationMeridian BankMesa United WayMicro-Tronics, Inc.Mile High United WayMobile Giving FoundationModified Motorcycle Association of ArizonaMoreno Family FoundationMargaret T. Morris FoundationLaw Offices of Andrew J. MuirheadNational Bank of ArizonaNew Home Rewards RealtyNext Phase EnterprisesNLN Media Buying Services, Inc.Palmer Family FoundationThe Charles W. Palmer Family FoundationParamount Pool Life, SimplifiedPhoenix-Camelback Rotary FoundationPhoenix College Bookstore #175Phoenix Law Enforcement AssociationPhoenix Newspapers, Inc. (The Arizona Republic)Virginia G. Piper Charitable TrustPMS Prrry Mongb Inc.Warren P. and Joanne C. Powers Charitable FoundationPrimrose School of AhwatukeePrudential FinancialNina Mason Pulliam Charitable TrustRaintree Pet ResortRedi FoundationRobert E. Porter Construction Co., Inc.Robinson, Tigue, Sponcil & Associates LLCRobson Communities Inc.Roney Family FoundationSafeway Inc.Shamrock FoodsShoumaker Family FundSilambam PhoenixThe Simonson Foundation FamilySouthwest Gas Corporation FoundationSouthwest Skin Specialists, LLCSt. Joseph’s Hospital & Medical CenterSt. Luke’s Health InitiativesThe Steele Foundation, Inc.Stinson Morrison Hecker LLPStrategic InsuranceSwift Charities for Children, Inc.Thunderbird Charities

Truist (United eWay)U. S. Foodservice, Inc.U-Haul International Valley Anesthesiology FoundationValley of the Sun United WayVillage Voice Media (New Times)Wallace Thomas FoundationWal-Mart FoundationWedbush Morgan SecuritiesWells Fargo BankWells Fargo Community Support CampaignBill and Terry WilhoitWilson Family Fund

INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP GIFTSAlvan and Sara AdamsPatricia W. AlstonEmily AmparanWilliam H. and Nancy Vottero AngerAlfred J. and Jean E. AnthonyAnonymous (6)Apache Wells Community ChurchDamian and Karen ArttGena AslanianPhyllis D. AstrosSteve and Debby AtkinsCharles J. and Nan AtonC. Joseph and Sheri L. AtteridgeStephen and Kathryn AttwoodJohn R. and Christine E. AugustineRichard and Barbara M. AusickJohn C. and Sarah Ann AutherGladys AxCarl F. and Janice Sue BaerstAnna BainDon BalintPete and Maureen BarbourFrank M. BarriosG. Bernard and Patricia A. BarryEdward N. and Nadine Mathis BashaJohn and Jean BayerRobert J. and Lael A. BeierMike and Philomena BellBarbara C. Belloise-KingFrank M. and Annette M. BenitesJennifer BenoitMichael BidwillNancy BidwillCarol BishopMarie E. BlackWalter J. Blanchard, Sr.Amy BollR. D. BookLinda Ann BottMichael and Sandra BrandoDon and Betty BrandtCarl BrashawMaurie and Bette BrashawStanley and Betty BraunWilliam J. and Jill E. BrecknerJoan F. BrettAlton A. and Mary Ann BriggsMaurice J. BrillKevin BrobergBrophy College Preparatory

Sandra and James E. Brophy, IIIElaine BrownRonald C. and Katherine M. BrownPaul and Michelle BrownleeJames D. and Sandra K. BrunerThomas and Priscilla BuranDorothy M. BurchMiles and Julie BurkeDan and Barby BurrJosé and Frances BurruelRichard and Carole BuskinRocky and Mary Kay CarbonaraArthur C. and Yvonne CalderonJoseph J. CampanellaColin and Erin CampbellJohn and Mary Louise CampoJose A. and Virginia CardenasJohn B. and Alice Ann Carmichael, Jr.Michael W. CarnahanEdward J. and Harriet P. CarrStephen S. and Monica CaseChandler Chapter PACGail ChaseNatalie ChathamWilliam and Maria ChaviraRick L. and Patricia ChristensenKeith and Elaine ChristianMarilynne J. ClancyJoan M. ClemensTom and Joyce ClouserDaniel P. and Roseanne K. CollinsRonald D. and Mary Ann CollinsCatherine ConnollyMary Anne and Allen CooperMalcolm A. and Norma T. CooteAnn Michele CouchA. Joseph and Joella Z. CramblitJames C. and Patricia G. CrewsRodney J. CrottyIsaac and Jeri S. CuellarJames P. CunninghamMike and Susan DaltonRay and Barb DaoustT. G. DatenaJessie W. DavidsonMichelle M. DeFilippoLeo J. and Jean DeGrawJoAnn R. Del-CollePaul and Anne DeRoseDesert Jade Women’s ClubLeonardo Di Fraia and Evelyn H. LoongHenry and Dorothy DiekmanWilliam H. and Susan A. DimpfelWilliam V. DolanEdward T. and Constance D. DonahueSheri DonaldsonHenry Cliff and Marilyn R. DouglasJohn C. DouglasJulie M. Cantrell DouglasAva Marie DoyleGregory M. and Toni DuganDaniel S. and Diane E. DuickPaul Dykstra and Karen KracherLouis J. and Joan M. DziedzicJames R. and Colleen S. Edwards

Annual Gifts over $1,000

Anthony V. and Alice A. EhmannDavid W. EngelmanRonald A. and Lynn EtterRobert P. and Mary H. EvansLisa Wilkinson FanninThomas N. FanninAnton W. FasseroJohn T. and Melissa FeesRobert and Linda S. FeinholzFellowship of Christian AthletesMichael T. FernedingJim and Ann FinnertyFountain Hills Rotary ClubEdward and Constance FrautschiDavid J. and Susan Walp FrenchFriends of John McCain, Inc.Foster and Lynette FriessMichael Thomas FusichRichard T. GallagherPaula and Phil GarlickMichael J. and Karen GausdenCharles P. and Peggy GauthierRobert F. GayerF. Michael and Sheila P. GeddesThomas GeldermannJane Ann GeorgeRichard and Sheila GerryDawn L. GeyerGregory GiordanoJose and Ana Gomez del CastilloBenjamin J. GoodmanMichael and Lauren GordonAlden and Dean GuilloryWes and Deborah A. GullettSean and Nancy GundersonJoseph E. GustafsonRaymond C. and Margaret M. HackettRichard B. and Barbara G. HackettMary Frances HahnDerek and Amy HallTimothy G. and Nancy HallTodd and Laurel HamiltonMatthew G. HancockHelen M. HanleyDarlene HannappelLarry and Kathy HansenRobert L. HansonMark HarderOliver and Sharon HarperRobert T. HassDavid G. and Diane K. HastingsJeffrey M. and Anita R. Hatch-MillerBonnie L. HayhurstPatrick M. HefferanBarbara HegartyJohn P. and Ann O. HeilemanRaymond L. and Carie L. HeilmanJohn M. HeindlWilliam J. and Anne Leary HemeltR. Peers HenesMargaret A. HennesyElaine HenryPaul H. and Ann B. HermensSusan M. Herrmann (Interactive Wealth Dynamics, Inc.)Willis HesselrothEugene C. and Virginia M. Hicks

John and Catherine HobanMichael W. and Debra HodelEdward R. and Marilyn A. HoffarthLynn Rhoads HoffmanPeter J. HofmannVincent J. and Lorna HonanJames M. and Marcia HughesMark K. HughesPaul HuiDaniel B. and Traci HurleyRobert D. and Linda Gayle HurtRobert M. and Jacqueline HuttMary M. JacobsBetty A. JanikAndrew P. and Cynthia S. JarradStephen J. JenkinsKenneth and Marry JohnsonSusan Clark JohnsonIrma J. JonesLawrence S. JoyceJohn and Susan JunkerLouis E. and Betty Ann JutziChris KeatingCatherine and Robert KeenanChris KelloggKen and Randi KendrickChuck and Laura H. KennedyDale J. and Kathleen M. KennedyKathryn Sarah KennedyWilliam W. and Barbara K. KentThomas M. and Sandra L. KertisWass J. KilanoJoseph V. and Marsha A. KlagPatricia H. KlauckBob and Sally KleinAlan D. and Stacy D. KlibanoffAnne S. KlimaWilliam D. and Marianne E. KlinkMarsha KlinkerKnights Of Columbus Arizona State CouncilKnights of Columbus O.L.J. Council 11116 William P. KnottRobert E. and Jane M. KohnenDonna KohutBrian R. KotarskiJay S. KramerPaulette KrenkeRon and Audree KropenRobert E. and Lucille KruseWayne E. and Judith Ann KuhlThad J. KujawaAdelaide S. KushibabFrancis J. and Mary B. LabriolaEugene A. and Rose T. LangMark E. and Betsy G. LassiterWayne J. and Eleanor LawlessFrank and Eileen LeavyCynthia L. Leong D.D.S. and Raymund M. Tanaka D.D.S.Shirley A. LevernierJohn S. and Melodie T. LewisAnthony and Sharyn LiberatoreAbraham and Ina LiebermanRobert M. and Gerry A. LigonDavid A. and Sara LinThomas and Linda LittletonJulia A. Long

William and Deanna LorangerRobert F. Lorenzen, M.D.Julie and Herbert LouisJames H. and Michele A. LundyL. Philip LutfyThomas V. LynchWard MacarthurJ. Peter Madine and Virginia MullinsPeter and Kathy MalandGerald and Deanna ManginChristine S. MartinRobert L. and Lucia Rael MarusiakMary’s Knights - Blessed Sacrament Catholic ChurchFrances L. MastLee and Kathy MatthewsDavid MauleLucia MaxwellEileen McAlarnenThomas E. and Debbie McCallRonald A. McCallyCharles and Mary McCammonMark A. and Diane C. McCloskeyThomas J. McDonaldWilliam and Melinda McDonaldEdward M. and Judith M. McDonoughLinda McDowellLeigh C. and Mary L. McGillMichele McGinnisRobert McKeonLilly MegerdichianDonald J. and Nadine E. MeisTom and Peggy MennieRichard T. and Kathyrn J. MerkelWerner J. and Christine L. MeyerLeroy and Joanne MichaelEugene and Maggie MikkelsonDan MillerRobert J. and Miriam A. MillerCharles E. and Janice L. MisfeldtJohn and Angela MisnerBarbara J. MitchellErnest and Nancy ModzelewskiJudy Jolley Mohraz, Ph.D.Eugene R. MonroeJanice MontanaJ. William and Sarabeth MooreRandolph S. and Tyra A. MooreTye S. and Wilma S. MooreThomas H. MorrisJerry R. MorrisseyDaniel MoskalikRichard W. MoyerLaure MrazekRobert J. and Tina M. MulhernJohn L. and Dawn MulliganC. F. MurphyMichael S. MusulinJohn MylerFrank L. and Kathleen M. NageotteRoger D. Nelson and Catherine R. Miller-NelsonJohn H. NeuliebSteven P. NguyenNorman L. and Lorie A. NichollsRichard J. and Fran M. Niichel

Laurance B. and Barbara R. NilsenDavid Norton and Lori CarrilloWilliam and Mary NovotnyJohn J. and Jeanne O’BrienBruce and Joan O’ConnorAli OdehBrian R. O’DonnellEdward and Jane O’MalleyJerre O’MalleyDonald R. and Barbara J. OttosenOur Lady of Joy - Our Lady’s GuildHarry A. and Rosellen C. PappMichael and Ana ParkerVikram PatelJames F. and M. Pat PeaperLinda L. PelbergFred J. and Mary Z. PenaJames L. PetersMaricela PetersenGregory L. and Joyce A. PetrowskiWilliam and Nancy PhalenPhi Alpha Delta - Valley of the SunPhoenix Worldwide Church of GodJere W. and Christine PlanckEnriqueta M. Porras, M.D.Ullrich E. and Linda PorzigPaul T. PowerPraise and Worship CenterPatrick J. and Marcia M. QuinnGordon and Carol RayCharles J. and Patricia E. RaymondBernadette M. ReidyDavid ResnickJohn W. and Shirley A. ReubaJohn E. and Edie ReynoRonald and Sheila A. ReynoldsJoseph J. and Charlotte T. RileyAnn and Christopher RiordanJack and Judi RistGerald A. and Jeannette RobertElaine RobinsonGuy P. and Maria RollBruce and Jacqueline RoschWendell E. RossmanFerenc E. and Diane RosztoczyRobert RosztoczyPaul L. Roth and Sunee Roth, Ph.D.Francis and Evangeline RottaWilliam P. and Linda RowlandMartin and Kim RuggieroBob and Ruth M. RunkleRobert R. and Mary Lou RussellJ. Vincent and Carole J. RussoBarbara H. RyanMary Jane RyndAllen SabulskyJohn C. and Kay E. SackBeatrice SalasLinda SangerGeorge and Shelli L. SantJames and Jane SasserHomer and Julie SavardMichael J. and Loretta K. Schlegel

Annual Gifts over $1,000 continued

Raymond A. and Beverley Ann SchmidtTom Schmidt and Barbara Ann GibsonFrank J. and Marianne SchmittKurt and Denise SchulerAnna ScottAlbert ScozzariLyle R. ScritsmierAlan E. and Paula SearsLawrence Joseph and Rose Marie SeegerMichael SehnertMatthew and Julie SeidelJohn and Margaret SeligaEva SerranoSeton Provincialate Daughter of CharityLaurel Beth ShindellLowell and Cheryl ShonkMark R. and Kathleen M. ShookJoseph SikorraWilliam J. SimonEleanor SimonsonAdam T. and Pamela SinkRaymond A. Skinner, D.D.S.Dale A. and Margaret SkjerpingFrancis J. and Carol J. SlavinWilliam H. SmallRidge A. and Tana G. SmidtBrian and Christine M. SmithCharles and Patricia SmithJohn L. Smith, Jr.Margaret L. SmithRobert and Christine SmithSue-Ellen SmithThomas L. and Patricia A. SnyderJanice ErtlRoseanne C. SonchikZohreh SotoodehSovereign Military Order of Malta Western AssociationJanet C. SpadoraS. Lee SpencerDavid L. and Ruth SpringobSt. Clement’s GuildGerald and Linda StadlerRonald L. StearnsFred J. and Suzanne O. SteiningerMichael and M. Theresa StevensMichael D. StevensLogan and Patricia StillwellDan and Margie SullivanJ. M. (Julia) SullivanSun City Early Birds Lions ClubSundial Men’s Club Bingo AccountPolly Ann SwonsonStephen J. and June M. SzalayRonald F. and Marilyn SzwiecLuis S. and Mary Josephine TanEdward TarrThomas J. Taylor, M.D.Ron TeerAnna M. TheisenLeonard and Janice TichavskyRonald R. and Catherine A. TischWynsum TomRichard TomlinsonG. Mark and Janet M. TravisFelix T. and Elizabeth J. Troilo

Russell D. and Laura TurnerScott and Leslie TurnerGary and Lilia UnderwoodRomelia C. ValdezKeith and Brenda Billiard VanderhoutNick and Gina VanderweyIrene VasquezVenture Out Worship ServiceNan M. VerrillConnie Basha VitaleDavid and Rose VlasakCarlos and Ann WagnerRoseann WagnerJean WallaceJohn L. and Agnes Ann WalshCharles A. and Vonnie L. WannerLinda Peterson WarrenRichard L. WarrenPatrick H. WastalDouglas D. Watkins and Diana GabaldonKeith and Sara WattMr. and Mrs. Roderick N. Watts, Jr.,Craig K. and Connie WeatherupMr. and Mrs. Michael R. WeigelBradley M. WemhanerMark and Sylvia WermesStephen E. and Aleda Richter WestDorothy WestermannMary G. WheelerRobert White and Joan M. WeissScott and Lisa WhitfieldTerry and Eddie WilsonHunt and Angie WinstonDolores WitherspoonStephen L. WolfRobert M. and Marcia W. WolffCatherine E. WoodDuane and Teri WoodsMary R. WootenRodie T. WrightDan L. and Nancy L. YahrausEdward B. YounSteve and Denise ZabilskiBarry E. Zemel

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Joseph J. Riley, President

Raymond E. Daoust, Vice President

Shirley A. Smalley,�Vice President

E. Veronica French,�Secretary

Brian R. O’Donnell, Treasurer

Stephen J. Zabilski, Executive Director

Rev. Emile C. Pelletier, Jr., Spiritual Advisor

Board of Directors

How to contact us:

Frank M. BarriosDavid M. BarwickPaul CavazosThomas C. ClouserWilliam C. DesmondJulie M. DouglasLuis GarciaIrene E. GeroMary Ann HunterStephen J. JenkinsValerie C. ManningPhilip J. Mizzi, Ph.D.

Larry D. NoblePatrick A. O’BrienFrancis RottaR. Allen VaughanLucky L. WhiteTerry B. Wilson

The Most Reverend Thomas J. Olmsted, Local Ordinary

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