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Give Back Home Christian Brothers High School GIVE BACK HOME CHRISTIAN BROTHERS HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL REPORT July 1, 2016 • June 30, 2017 1 FROM THE PRESIDENT 2 GIVE BACK HOME - CAMPAIGN FOR CBHS 3 GIFT ACTIVITY SUMMARY OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT 4 2017–2018 BOARD MEMBERS 5 ANNUAL FUND GOAL 6 ANNUAL FUND TIMELINE 7 ANNUAL FUND SUMMARY, HISTORY 8 ANNUAL FUND - PARENTS 9 ANNUAL FUND - ALUMNI 10 ALUMNI PARTICIPATION 18 PARENT PARTICIPATION 21 CBHS COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION 25 HONOR ROLL OF GIVING 38 LEGACY SOCIETY 40 ENDOWMENTS 43 ENDOWMENT CONTRIBUTORS 44 CAPITAL CAMPAIGN GIVERS 46 MATCHING GIFTS GIFTS IN KIND 47 DESIGNATED GIFTS 50 CONSECUTIVE GIVING 55 HONORARIUMS AND MEMORIALS 64 EVENT SPONSORS Dear Friends, The sidewalk in front of the school is part of the original construction of the Walnut Grove Road campus from 1965. Over the years, it is slowly chipping away as a result of cars parking against it, weather, and the normal student traffic heading in and out of the buildings. For 15 years, I have annually found an excuse not to replace it. Parking lot resurfacing, renovations, and upcoming construction have been the reasons to not waste money on a “short-term” project. With the launch of our Give Back Home Campaign for Christian Brothers High School, we look to position CBHS and the Brothers to serve Memphis, deliver on our Lasallian mission and to remain a leader in a competitive private school landscape for years to come. This campaign is providing for academic programs and resources, new and updated facilities and resources to be shared by current and future students. With the completion of the first and silent phase of our Give Back Home Campaign, we saw the renovation to Heffernan Hall and our Brothers Residence, the construction of McEniry Hall to serve our STEMM program, and the capstone of the first phase in the Brothers Development Center that provides a first-class facility for our student- athletes. This academic year welcomes the addition of a new building which houses the Marr Department of Business and Economics. A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT The second phase of our Give Back Home campaign invites alumni, friends and families to join those who have already made commitments in the first phase to give back to their Christian Brothers home. As we approach our 150th Anniversary, a completed campaign - with robust academic programs, practical and attractive facilities and a sound annual fund – is our ultimate goal. With your support, we know we can get there. A new gym, additional locker rooms, an expanded counseling facility, and the renovation of Stephen Hall will signal the arrival of a new sidewalk in front of the school. With the year 2021 rapidly approaching, Christian Brothers High School is sending the message that the school is on a solid ground----educationally, financially, and spiritually. We eagerly anticipate celebrating the 150th Anniversary of the arrival of the Christian Brothers in Memphis! Live, Jesus, in our hearts. Forever! Brother Chris Englert, FSC President GIVE BACK HOME 1 GIVE BACK HOME The Campaign For Christian Brothers The Give Back Home Campaign for Christian Brothers began in 2014 when, after years of strategic planning, school leadership decided to reinvest into the 5900 Walnut Grove campus as well as our academic and extracurricular programs. The $25 million campaign started in a silent phase with leadership engaging key constituents in the overall plan, and in doing so, asking for their financial support. The silent phase of the campaign brought many changes to the campus: the Brothers Residence and Heffernan Hall were completely renovated; the state- of-the-art McEniry Hall was built to house our STEMM program, and the 50,000 sq. ft. Brothers Development Center was constructed. The Brother Joel McGraw Endowment, which provides funding to our faculty, staff, and coaches for career development and Lasallian formation, was also created during this time. In all, the silent phase of the campaign surpassed its $15 million goal in cash pledges and received an additonal $4 million is estate commitments. In the fall of 2016, the campaign was publically announced through a special edition of the Purple and Gold, where we showed our successes since 2014 as well as our plans moving forward, to raise the remaining $10 million. Since this time, school leadership has worked tirelessly to make sure this next phase of our brick and mortar improvements, our academic programs, and our advancement strategies position CBHS in the best way for the future. Announcement of Comprehensive Campaign As we approach the 150th anniversary of the Christian Brothers’ teaching in Memphis, CBHS is launching the public phase of the Give Back Home Campaign which will strive to address three keys to our success as we look forward to our next 50 years. • To be a leader in an increasingly competitive private school market (Capital/Brick and Mortar) • To deliver on our mission to serve the poor and remain socially diverse (Annual Fund/Operations) • To serve Memphis and the Mid-South for years to come by providing quality Catholic education with a reasonable tuition (Legacy/Endowment). This campaign is the largest campaign in school history, and its positive impact reaches everyone in the CBHS family, past and present. We will invite our entire community to support the future for CBHS. Continue reading for more information on how you can make an impact on our future and “Give Back Home”! GIVE BACK HOME 2 GIFT ACTIVITY SUMMARY OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL The following information demonstrates the generosity of alumni, DEVELOPMENT families, friends, and companies in supporting various The mission of the Office of Institutional CBHS efforts over the past year for July 1, 2016 to June 30, 2017. Development is to connect and engage CBHS students, parents, alumni, and friends and to raise philanthropic support for the school’s Lasallian mission. Development Activity 2016-17 Endowment Contributions $79,969 BROTHER CHRIS ENGLERT, FSC President, CBHS Annual Fund $882,470 BROTHER JOEL WILLIAM MCGRAW, FSC ‘63 Special Assistant to the President Donations (General) $22,715 Development Plant Fund Contributions $34,986 JANET HILL, PhD Capital Campaign $1,533,000 Director of Alumni Relations [email protected] • 901.261.4936 Special Events $179,826 JOHN GOODE ‘07 Director of Annual Fund [email protected] • 901.261.4927 KEN KIMBLE ‘92 Director of Capital Projects & Foundations [email protected] • 901.261.4942 CINDY WERNER Coordinator, Donor Receipts and Gifts [email protected] • 901.261.4951 LAURA HUGHES Administrative Assistant [email protected] • 901.261.4930 Marketing & Communications JOHN MORRIS Director of Marketing & Communications [email protected] • 901.261.4953 GIVE BACK HOME 3 2016-2017 BOARD MEMBERS We thank the leaders listed here for their vital role in making our school a better place to teach, inspire and lead future Brothers’ Boys to Christ. Each has helped build a tradition, history, and reputation which is untouched by any other school in the area. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Gary Stavrum ’84 (Chairman) Br. Allen Johnson, FSC Kevin Kane ‘74 Frank Gusmus ‘72 David Leake ‘62 Dr. Nadine King Timothy J. Moran ‘82 Msgr. Peter P. Buchignani, AFSC ’58 Scott Fleming ‘76 William L. Zoccola ‘77 Dr. Diane Wilkens Dr. Scott Kier Br. Edward Salgado, FSC Matthew J. McDonald ‘85 Br. Dominic Ehrmantraut, FSC Christopher Burke Br. Pat Conway, FSC Thomas L. Williams ‘78 Br. Chris Englert, FSC (Ex Officio) ALUMNI BOARD Matt Garibaldi ’99, President Harry DeSaix ‘57 Bill Callahan ‘72 Jay Fik ’97 Jonathan Lyons ’93, Vice-President Mike Ehrlicher ‘58 Andy Gaia ’75 David Umsted ‘98 Michael Franks ’04, Secretary John G. Metz ’54 Greg Pohlman ‘77 Aubrey Tucker ‘05 Clay Tidwell ’96, Treasurer Jerry Harkins ‘57 Kenny Myers ‘80 Alex Boggs ‘06 Bobby Daush ’02, Past President Sam Dino ‘60 Ray Ricossa, Jr. ‘82 J Pallme ‘08 Terry Glaser ‘64 Dan Wilson ‘84 Bruck Brucker ‘09 John King ‘66 Sam Posey ‘85 Jake Garbuzinski ‘10 Louis Montesi ‘67 Will Gossett ’89 Kevin Brazzell ‘11 Joe Bergdoll ‘71 Michael Pratt ‘93 HALL OF FAME BOARD Joe Evangelisti ‘75, President Tom Dorian ‘79 Buddy Adams ‘57 Will Zoccola ’77, Vice President Ed Bennett ‘70 Br. Chris Englert, FSC (Ex Officio) Fred Freres, Secretary/Treasurer: Dr. Bill Callahan ‘72 Br. Joel McGraw ‘63, FSC (Ex Officio) Tim Moran ‘82, Immediate Past President Jay Myers ‘74 Tom Nix (Emeritus) PARENT BOARD Meredith and Taz Tyrone, Chairs Suzanne and Todd Hollenbeck, Communications Coordinators Lori and Dave Glasscock, Parents in Prayer Chairs Tish Montesi, Parent Association Liaison HOUSE AMBASSADOR CHAIRS Patty and Kent Neuhoff, Abban House Amy and Chris Folk, Luperius House Gina and Stuart McCown, Anthony House Jenifer and David Loschinskey, Lyne House Laurie and Tom Martin, Bernardine House Amy and Trey Sowell, Maurelian House Renee Raiford, Clement House Vicki Carayiannis, Osmund House Ashleigh and Chris Lynch, Flavian House Kim and David McLaughlin, Schneider House GIVE BACK HOME 4 GIVE BACK HOME Annual Fund Goal: $1,000,000+ Annually Our key for the CBHS Annual Fund during Give Back Home: The Campaign for CBHS is to deliver on our mission to serve the poor and remain socioeconomically diverse and inclusive. This is exactly what the Annual Fund does! Each and every gift directly benefits every student on campus. The Annual Fund fills “the Gap” between what tuition and fees cover and what it actually costs to educate our Brothers’ Boys. It also serves as the gateway for all direct program fundraising for every extracurricular program at CBHS. Continued growth and strength in our Annual Fund will enable us to deliver on our mission for years to come. In an effort to grow the Annual Fund to $1 million as well as build a strong monthly recurring giving base, CBHS launched the 2K for $1M Annual Fund Initiative (2K for $1M) in January of 2017.
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