NET MINISTRIES ANNUAL REPORT 2016-2017 Page 1 ANNUAL REPORT 16-17 NET MINISTRIES 2016-2017 Annual Report Challenging young Catholics to love Christ and embrace the life of the Church BOARD OF DIRECTORS CHAIRMAN: 31,415 retreats Bishop Andrew Cozzens, S.T.D., D.D. conducted since 1981 VICE CHAIR: Mr. Gerald Brennan, CIMA

FOUNDER AND PRESIDENT: Mr. Mark Berchem, M.S.W., M.T.S.

TREASURER: Mr. Edward Kocourek

Mr. Gordon DeMarais, M.A.T. Mr. Robley Evans Mrs. Mary Fafinski Mr. Thomas Flynn Mr. Daniel Hagen, CFA Mrs. Helen Healy Mrs. Patricia Huber 110+ dioceses Dr. James Kolar, D.MIN. Rev. John Montejano, J.C.L. served annually Mr. Patrick Regan Ms. Jean Wolfe, CIMA, CFP, CPWA

EPISCOPAL ADVISORY BOARD: Archbishop José H. Gomez, D.D. Archbishop Robert J. Carlson, D.D. Archbishop Dennis M. Schnurr, D.D. Bishop Frederick F. Campbell, D.D. Bishop Sam G. Jacobs, D.D.

REGIONAL ADVISORY BOARD: HONORARY CHAIRMAN: Archbishop Dennis Schnurr 1.9 million CHAIRMAN: Bob Enouen young Catholics Sean Ater presented with the Jim Kathmann Peg Kathmann Gospel and given an Richard Russell opportunity to respond Fr. Kyle Schnippel

NET is under the ecclesiastical vigilance of the Archbishop of Saint Paul and Minneapolis. It is governed by a national board of directors, is a member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals and has been audited by Lewis, Kisch and Associates, Ltd.

Page 2 ANNUAL REPORT 16-17 Page 3 ANNUAL REPORT 16-17 Dear Friends,

This past July, I had the privilege to participate in the Convocation of Catholic Leaders. This Convocation, called for by the United States bishops, gathered Catholic leaders from across the country for three days of reflection on the call to be missionary disciples as articulated by Pope Francis in The Joy of the Gospel. There was an impressive lineup of general session speakers, breakout panelists, and inspiring liturgies. It really was an experience of the broader Church of America, and I came away with a number of personal reflections.

First, we have a lot of work to do! A number of the speakers commented on the continued decline in the faith of the general Catholic population in America. They recited research showing the large number of people who leave the Church each year, the challenges of new immigrant groups trying to enter into the American experience, the continued drift of the young from the faith of their parents and grandparents, and the general lack of understanding and fervor for living as a missionary disciple.

Secondly, NET is right at the heart of what the Church so desperately needs in our day. This is the missionary moment! The Church is calling for all of us to engage in bringing the gospel alive for those members of the Church who have drifted or disengaged from our faith. Calling young adults into service to work specifically with the age group most likely to leave the church is the core mission of NET Ministries.

Page 4 ANNUALPage 4 REPORT 11-12 ANNUAL REPORT 16-17 I had way too many conversations with people who are discouraged by what they see happening with the youth of our day and who genuinely want to do something to better serve our young people and yet, were puzzled by what they could do that would make any difference.

We know at least part of what is needed. We need trained and enthusiastic missionaries who will go out into the world of our young people to fearlessly and effectively share the message of God’s love and mercy.

This past year, the NET teams did precisely that with over 95,000 young people across America. A summary is found in this annual report which I hope you will carefully read.

There are many worthwhile causes in the Church today that deserve our support. I hope you will agree with me that there is no more important task than sharing our faith with the next generation.

I am incredibly grateful for your prayers and financial support which allow this ministry to continue to grow and reach an increasing number of our youth with the gospel message.

As Pope Francis shared with us during his 2015 visit to the United States, “Go out, again and again, go without fear, go out without hesitation. Go out and proclaim this joy which is for all people.” Thank you for helping us to go out.

With my gratitude,

Mark Berchem, MSW, MTS Founder and President

Page 5 ANNUAL REPORT Page11-12 5 ANNUAL REPORT 16-17 REGIONAL OFFICE UPDATES

Eastern Regional Office: Cincinnati, OH A sign of good things happening are often reflected in growth, and the NET Ministries Eastern Regional Office in Cincinnati, Ohio is showing positive signs of growth and development. This past year was our regional office’s third year in operation, and we continued taking steps in building a foundation built on solid rock (Matthew 7:24).

First, we finished our first year of enlisting a new Regional Office Advisory Board. The Advisory Board is made of volunteer leaders from Cincinnati and the surrounding areas and offers insight and prayerful input to the work and mission of NET Ministries in the Eastern Region. These men and women demonstrate leadership in their faith communities at the parish and diocesan level with much experience in maintaining vitality in the life of the Catholic and civil communities of the greater Cincinnati area.

We are grateful for the service of the following men and women:

Archbishop Schnurr (Honorary Chair) Robert Enouen (Board Chair) Sean Ater Jim Kathman Peg Kathman Bill McKenna Richard Russell Fr. Kyle Schnippel

Our Eastern Regional Office has also grown in size from a staff of three to four as we enter the 2017-18 fiscal year of ministry, with the addition of a new Major Gift Officer.

Please continue to pray for our regional offices, that our work to love Christ and embrace the life of the Church is not just a tagline, but a way of living out our vision and mission faithfully. Thank you for your continued prayers and support in all that we do.

Page 6 ANNUALPage 6 REPORT 11-12 ANNUAL REPORT 16-17 Western Regional Office: Alhambra, CA The completion of first year of operations at the Western Regional Office was marked by great success. Four full-time staff members were hired for our California Office: an office coordinator, a scheduler, a marketer, and a recruiter.

Our presence in the area enabled local outreach efforts to happen for the first time, including Petrus, a thrice-offered youth event modeled after NET’s National Headquarters’ Lifeline. The dynamic youth Mass and event sparked a fire inside many of the teenagers in attendance.

We also have diocesan support in two new dioceses: San Francisco and San Jose. The bishops of these dioceses have given us approval to begin full-time ministry in those areas.

In the past year, since this regional office has opened, local worship, speaking, and ministry opportunities have increased our reach to youth in Southern California by 35%. Next year, with scheduling efforts well underway and our established presence, we expect this figure to increase drastically. The addition of our Western Regional office has enabled coordinated marketing and scheduling efforts which set the stage to grow from one full-time NET team in California to two in 2017-18.

ARCHBISHOP JOSÉ GOMEZ OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF LOS ANGELES, CA COMMISSIONS THE CALIFORNIA REGIONAL TEAM

Page 7 ANNUAL REPORT 11-12Page 7 ANNUAL REPORT 16-17 2016-2017 AT A GLANCE (FISCAL YEAR: JULY 2016-JUNE 2017)

TOTAL YOUTH ON RETREAT BY STATE

980 1,055 617 30 743 11,167 629 1,974 811 301 4,179 481 1,186 2,442 143 346 301 7,385 3,108 3,299 1,697 1,725 1,576 447 7,695 1,532 2,618 1,120 498 901 534 795 774 99 572 340 1,005 1,816 2,742 1,515

REVENUE EXPENSES

Program Fees (15.5%) Program (88.2%) Contributions (29.6%) Administration (5%) Contributed Goods/ Development (6.8%) Services (53.7%) Other Income (1.2%) Total Revenue: Total Expenses: $9,081,810 $9,050,217

Page 8 ANNUAL REPORT 16-17 TEAM MEMBERS

DIOCESES SERVED

Page 9 ANNUAL REPORT Page11-12 9 ANNUAL REPORT 16-17 Benchmarks of Success 2016-17 June 2017

We have three categories of benchmarks that we need to keep an eye on as we go through the year. Our overall goal is to bring the Gospel message to as many Catholic teens as possible. Our two key measurements in this regard are number of retreats conducted and number of youth reached. The “success” of any one individual retreat is measured by a retreat evaluation filled out by the parish contact and antidotal remarks emailed by retreatants, contacts, parents, youth ministers, etc.

The other two categories we need to track have to do with the resources needed to carry out the mission – finances and team members. The vast majority of NET’s financial resources come from program fees and contributions. The people resources are the team members. The number of applications received that are needed to result in committed team members is almost exactly 2:1. Consequently, we track both applications received and team member commitments. It is important to remember that the mission benchmarks and financial resource benchmarks are for the current fiscal year. The missionary resources are for the next fiscal year (they are recruited this year to serve next year).

MISSION BENCHMARKSBenchmarks of Success 2016-17 Goal June 2017 Goal We have three categories2016-2017 of benchmarks that we need to keep an eye on as we go through the year. Our 2016-2017 overall goal is to2015-2016 bring the Gospel message to as many Catholic teens as possible. Our two key measurements in this regard are number of retreats2015-2016 conducted and number of youth reached. The “success” of any one individual1500 retreat is measured by a retreat evaluation filled out by the parish contact and antidotal remarks emailed by retreatants, 1500contacts, parents, youth ministers, etc. The1200 other two categories we need to track have to do with the resources needed to carry1,181 out the 1,181mission – finances and team members.1200 The vast majority of NET’s financial resources1,126 come from program fees1,217 and contributions. The people resources are the team members. The984 number of applications1,125 received1,125 that are 900 1,061 needed to result in committed900 team members is almost exactly800 2:1. Consequently, we track both applications received and team member commitments. It is important to remember890 that the mission benchmarks and financial resource benchmarks are for the current635 fiscal year. The missionary resources are for the next fiscal 600 734 year (they are recruited this600 year to500 serve next year). 585 (FISCAL YEAR: JULY 2016-JUNE 2017) 2016-2017300 AT450 A GLANCEGoal MISSION BENCHMARKSDec NUMBER OF RETREATS Jan300 Feb Mar Apr May June Goal Dec Goal2016-2017Jan Feb Mar Apr May June 2016-2017 Goal 2016-20172015-2016 FINANCIAL RESOURCE BENCHMARKS 2016-20172015-2016 2015-20162000000 2015-2016 95,729 1500 100000 91,682 94,767 1500 90,000$1.45 M 1500000 81,627 $1.41 M 1200 1,181$1.201,181 M $1.30 M 80000 68,162 84,392 84,571 1200 1,126$1.03 M 80,800 1,217 $1.33 M $0.91 M $1.17 M 1000000 984 69,7711,125 1,125 900 60000 53,222$0.79 M 1,061 $1.05 M 900 $0.57 M 800 $0.91 M 58,081890 40,537635 $0.64 M $0.72 M 600 500000 Goal:734 $2,090,000 PROGRAM FEES 600 40000500 $0.48Goal M 44,927 36,5215852016-2017 300 450 2016-2017 NUMBER OF RETREATS 0 2016-2017

Dec REACHED NUMBER OF YOUTH Jan300 Feb Mar2015-2016Apr May June NUMBER OF YOUTH REACHED NUMBER OF YOUTH 20000 Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May June Dec GoalDecJan FebJan MarFeb AprMar MayApr June May June 2015-2016 FINANCIAL RESOURCE2500000 BENCHMARKS2016-2017 $2.47 M 2000000 $2.41 M 2000000 2015-2016 $2.23 M $2.03 95,729M 100000 94,767 $2.17 M$1.45 M 91,682$1.91 M $1.45 M 15000002000000 $2.0990,000 M $1.41 M 1500000 81,627 $1.20 M $1.30 M $1.69 M $1.20 M $1.30 M $1.41 M 80000 68,162 $1.03 M84,392$1.90 M84,571 $1.33 M $1.61 M $0.91 M 80,800$1.03 M $1.17 M $1.33 M 1000000 $1.41 M $0.79 M $0.91 M $1.05 M $1.17 M 1500000 53,222$0.79 M 69,771 $1.66 M $1.05 M 60000 $0.57 M $0.91 M $0.57 M $1.45 M $1.50 M $0.91 M PROGRAM FEES 58,081 $0.72 M

CONTRIBUTIONS $1.37 M $0.64 M 50000040,537 Goal:$0.64 $2,090,000 M $0.72 M PROGRAM FEES 40000500000 $0.4844,927Goal: M $2,090,000 PROGRAM FEES $0.48 M 100000036,521 2016-2017 0 Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May June NUMBER OF YOUTH REACHED NUMBER OF YOUTH 20000 0 2015-2016 Dec DecJan2015-2016JanFeb FebMar AprMar MayApr JuneMay June MISSIONARY RESOURCE2500000 BENCHMARKS $2.47400 M 2500000400 $2.47 M$2.41400 M $2.23 M $2.41 M $2.23368 M $2.03339 M 379 350 $2.03 M $2.17 M $1.91316 M 350 $2.17 M 2000000 $1.91 M $2.09 M 2000000 332 $2.09 M 300 $1.69272 M $1.61 M $1.69 M 304 $1.90 M $1.61 M $1.90 M 250 $1.41 M 231 $1.66 M 1500000 $1.41 M 254 $1.66 M 1500000 $1.45 M $1.50 M $1.45 M $1.50 M CONTRIBUTIONS $1.37 M

CONTRIBUTIONS 165

CONTRIBUTIONS 200 $1.37 M 151 210

APPLICATIONS RECEIVED APPLICATIONS 1000000150 Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr MayMay JuneJune MISSIONARY RESOURCE BENCHMARKS MISSIONARY RESOURCE200 BENCHMARKS 179400 400 164 400 400 400 368 170400 150 368 176 150 339 162 379 350 133 339 379 350 316 138 350 316 332 350 300 124 332 100300 272 304 27275 304 250 231 25050 23141 25461 29 254 165 200 16528 31210 TEAM MEMBERS CONFIRMED 200 151 210 TEAM MEMBERS CONFIRMED 0 151 APPLICATIONS RECEIVED APPLICATIONS Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May June APPLICATIONS RECEIVED APPLICATIONS 150 150 Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May June Page 10 Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May June ANNUALPage 10 REPORT 11-12 ANNUAL REPORT 16-17 200 179 200 164 179 164 170 150 176170 150 133 150 162 176 150 133 162 138 124 138 124 100 75 100 75 50 41 61 50 29 41 61 29 28 31 TEAM MEMBERS CONFIRMED 28 31 TEAM MEMBERS CONFIRMED 0 Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May June 2016-2017 FAST FACTS 4 Discipleship Weeks facilitated 6 parish/school teams Youth Ministry Gatherings held 6 “This retreat gave me clarity. For over a 8 Lifeline events presented month I’ve felt down. Friend problems. 16 NET teams fielded in the U.S. Coach problems. Doubt. During prayer the lyrics, ‘Here’s my heart,’ and [my small 40 states served group leader] praying over me, I felt relief. 80 parishes trained at Youth Ministry Gatherings I had wondered why I couldn’t open my 112 dioceses served heart. In that moment, I broke down and 165 team members trained felt God’s presence.” 1,018 average attendees per Lifeline Retreatant, age 14, South Dakota 1,197 retreats conducted 2,750 one-on-ones by parish team members 95,729 young people reached 310,657 miles traveled

16-17 TEAM MEMBERS ORIGINATED FROM 30 U.S. states 3 from England, 2 from Ireland, 3 from Scotland, 4 from Spain, and 1 from the Netherlands Top three states: • 21% are from Minnesota • 17% are from Texas • 8% are from California

“By others sharing their own experiences, it made me realize that it is possible to turn my life around and say yes to God. And their stories were a way for me to relate. Thank you for this experience.”

Retreatant, age 14, Iowa

Page 11 ANNUAL REPORT 16-17 PARISH/SCHOOL TEAM UPDATE

NET’s parish/school teams, in contrast with traveling retreat teams, serve in one specific parish or school for the entire NET year. They help facilitate the existing youth ministry or campus ministry program. They focus on evangelization and the discipleship and training of parish or campus leaders.

“I’ve learned a lot about my faith. I pray a lot more than I used to, and I am much more open with my faith. I also started reading the Bible daily (I never read it before at all) and I really enjoy going to Mass now. Having the NET team here and seeing their witness has really helped me act on my faith, to really live it, and to get involved in the Church a lot more.”

Parish Team Youth, Minnesota

2016-17 PARISH/SCHOOLTEAM FAST FACTS

2,750 one-on-one meetings held with 835 young people

102 different Discipleship groups and small groups, with440 young people

5 parishes and 1 school had full-time NET teams

Page 12 ANNUALPage 12 REPORT 11-12 ANNUAL REPORT 16-17 NET ALUMNI RELIGIOUS VOCATIONS

COUNTED AMONG NET’S ALUMNI ARE:

2 bishops 66 priests 39 sisters 10 brothers

2016-17 ALUMNI RELIGIOUS VOCATION NEWS:

NEWLY ORDAINED: Fr. Tim Sandquist (2012-13) Fr. Chad VanHoose (2005-06, Staff 06-11) Fr. Dan Waruszewski (2010-11)

NEW TRANSITIONAL DEACON: Deacon Freddy Pérez (2007-08)

NEW TO CONSECRATED LIFE: Emma Bachman-Johnson (2013-14) Dominican Sisters of St. Cecilia, TN Sr. Kimberly (Kim Juncewski, 2009-10, 10-11) Religious Sisters of Mercy of Alma, MI Rachel Staley (2011-12) Sisters of St. Francis of Perpetual Adoration, IN Sr. Mary, Mother of Divine Mercy (Grace Maiers, 2012-13) Servants of the Lord and the Virgin of Matara, MN Br. John Marmion (Steve Villa, 1999-00, staff 09-16) Brothers and Sisters of Charity, AR

“I spent a year traveling the country, evangelizing some 8,000 people. I was continually encouraged to grow in holiness. NET has been a greenhouse for my faith.” Sr. Francis Teresa, CFR (NET alumna 1997-00) ARCHBISHOP BERNARD HEBDA OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS, MN ANOINTS THE HANDS OF NEWLY ORDAINED NET ALUMNUS FR. CHAD VANHOOSE

Page 13 ANNUAL REPORTPage 11-12 13 ANNUAL REPORT 16-17 MORE WAYS TO GIVE Appreciated Stock Did you know you can avoid capital gains tax on appreciated stock by gifting it directly to NET Ministries? Gifting stock directly to NET helps you lower your tax liability and make the impact you want to make on the mission of Catholic youth evangelization. There are no minimum requirements on a gift of appreciated stock.

NET Ministries’ brokerage account information: Account Number 1472-6385 DTC # 0164 Name NET Ministries, Inc.

Please contact Matt Vettel to notify NET Ministries of your gift. You can reach Matt at [email protected] or 651.450.6833 x150.

Sponsoring a Missionary It costs $24,000 to recruit, train, and provide for each NET missionary during their year of ministry. NET covers this cost in three ways:

1. Fees charged to parishes and schools for retreats and parish/school teams. 2. Sponsorship funds raised by NET team members. 3. Annual gifts from benefactors wishing to partner with NET to promote faith among Catholic youth.

Including NET in Your Will By including NET Ministries in your will, you can help ensure that these fervent young adults continue to crisscross the country each year, sharing their vibrant Catholic faith with over 90,000 youth.

At this very moment, 179 new team members are preparing to join a NET team and spend the next year conducting evangelistic retreats for youth desperately in need of young faith-filled role models. They are willing to go. Will you help send them?

Please contact Jim Hastings at 651.450.6833 x130 or [email protected] if:

If you’ve already decided to put NET in your will, so that we are better able to plan for the future. If you’d like more information on how to include NET in your estate plan.

Page 14 ANNUALPage 14 REPORT 11-12 ANNUAL REPORT 16-17 NEXT YEAR: 2017-2018 RETREAT DATES & DIOCESES

ALABAMA KENTUCKY NORTH DAKOTA Birmingham: call for availability Lexington: Nov 7-9 Bismarck: Sept 26-Oct 5 Mobile: Apr 5-17 Louisville: call for availability Fargo: Oct 20-Nov 2 Owensboro: call for availability ARIZONA OHIO Phoenix: Sept 24-Oct 4, Mar 15-29 LOUISIANA Cincinnati: Sept 24-Dec 14, Jan 10-May 11 Baton Rouge: Jan 26-Feb 7 Cleveland: call for availability CALIFORNIA Lafayette: Jan 26-Feb 7, May 5-10 Columbus: Nov 16-Dec 1, Jan 23-Feb 6 Fresno: call for availability New Orleans: Apr 17-May 1 Steubenville: call for availability Los Angeles: Oct 5-20, Nov 1-Dec 15, Jan 1-30, Toledo: Sept 24-Oct 24 Feb 6-13, Feb 28-Apr 14, Apr 29-May 12 MARYLAND Youngstown: call for availability Monterey: call for availability Baltimore: Oct 2-19, Jan 23-Feb 6, Apr 2-7, Oakland: Oct 12-Dec 7, Mar 8-14 May 3-10 OKLAHOMA Orange: Oct 3-12, Nov 30-Dec 4, Mar 8-14 D.C.: Oct 19-Nov 9, Apr 13-19 Oklahoma City: Feb 20-Mar 9 Sacramento: Oct 12-Dec 7, Jan 12-30, Tulsa: Feb 8-20 Mar 16-28, Apr 10-16 MASSACHUSETTS San Bernardino: Sept 27-Oct 2, Oct 20-Nov 1, Springfield: Oct 3-10 OREGON Jan 30-Feb 5, Apr 15-28, May 5-8 Portland: Feb 6-27 San Diego: Oct 13-18, Mar 7-14, Apr 2-9 MICHIGAN San Francisco: Mar 3-5, Mar 15-16 Detroit: Oct 26-Nov 14, Feb 28-Mar 20 PENNSYLVANIA San Jose: Oct 12-Dec 7 Grand Rapids: Nov 28-Dec 14 Erie: Nov 14-26 Santa Rosa: Oct 12-Dec 7, Feb 28-Mar 8 Kalamazoo: Mar 20-29 Greensburg: Sept 24-Oct 2 Stockton: Oct 12-Dec 7, Feb 6-Mar 2 Lansing: call for availability Harrisburg: Feb 14-27 Marquette: Nov 14-22, Jan 9-15 Philadelphia: Apr 19-May 1 COLORADO Saginaw: Apr 13-17 Pittsburgh: Oct 24-Nov 2, Jan 10-23 Colorado Springs: Oct 6-10 Denver: Jan 10-30 MINNESOTA RHODE ISLAND Pueblo: Jan 30-Feb 6, May 2-5 Crookston: Oct 31-Nov 16, Apr 12-19 Providence: Oct 10-17, Feb 6-14, Mar 20-29 Duluth: Jan 9-May 12 CONNECTICUT New Ulm: Oct 20-31 SOUTH CAROLINA Bridgeport: call for availability St. Cloud: Jan 9-May 12 Charleston: call for availability Hartford: Sept 25-Oct 3 St. Paul & Mpls: Sept 23-Dec 15, Jan 9-May 12 Norwich: call for availability Winona: Nov 2-22 SOUTH DAKOTA Rapid City: Oct 10-19 FLORIDA MISSISSIPPI Sioux Falls: Oct 10-19, Dec 10-15 Miami: call for availability Biloxi: May 1-8 Palm Beach: call for availability Jackson: Oct 18-24, Feb 6-13 TENNESSEE Pensacola-Tallahassee: call for availability Knoxville: Oct 22-26 St. Petersburg: Mar 17-22 MISSOURI Memphis: Oct 18-26 Venice: Sept 28-Oct 10, Mar 22-27, Apr 5-10 Jefferson City: Feb 10-27 Nashville: call for availability Kansas City-St. Joseph: call for availability GEORGIA Springfield-Cape Girardeau: Nov 28-Dec 9 TEXAS Atlanta: Oct 18-26, Feb 28-Mar 13 Austin: Nov 30-Dec 13 Savannah: Oct 26-Nov 7, Mar 13-21 NEBRASKA Dallas: Feb 8-20 Omaha: Sept 28-Oct 2 Fort Worth: Apr 23-May 1 IDAHO Galveston-Houston: Jan 11-Feb 1 Boise: call for availability NEVADA San Antonio: call for availability Las Vegas: Feb 14-20, Mar 21-29, Apr 27-May 2 Victoria: Feb 1-8 ILLINOIS Reno: Dec 8-20, Jan 26-27 Belleville: Mar 10-15 VIRGINIA Chicago: Sept 23-Oct 17, Dec 5-15, Jan 9-23, NEW HAMPSHIRE Arlington: Oct 2-19, Mar 13-Apr 4 Feb 6-27, Mar 22-Apr 2, Apr 6-24 Manchester: Oct 17-Nov 10 Richmond: Nov 9-22, Feb 20-Mar 13 Joliet: Sept 23-Oct 17, Dec 5-15, Jan 9-23, Feb 6-27, Mar 22-Apr 2, Apr 6-24 NEW JERSEY WASHINGTON Peoria: Nov 24-Dec 1 Camden: Mar 20-27 Seattle: Apr 1-25 Rockford: Dec 1-12 Metuchen: call for availability Spokane: call for availability Springfield: Nov 24-Dec 1 Newark: Apr 7-13 Paterson: Feb 27-Mar 20 WEST VIRGINIA INDIANA Trenton: Feb 22-Mar 20 Wheeling-Charleston: Nov 2-14, Apr 6-10 Gary: Nov 26-Dec 11 Indianapolis: Nov 8-16 NEW MEXICO WISCONSIN Lafayette: Nov 8-16, Dec 1-4 Gallup: call for availability La Crosse: Sept 23-28 Milwaukee: Dec 7-12, Jan 15-Feb 13 IOWA NEW YORK Superior: Jan 12-15, Feb 16-20, May 4-8 Davenport: Oct 2-10 Albany: call for availability Dubuque: call for availability Buffalo: call for availability Sioux City: Feb 1-10 Ogdensburg: Nov 10-16 Syracuse: Apr 17-May 12 KANSAS Dodge City: Nov 27-29, Apr 6-10 NORTH CAROLINA Kansas City: Jan 9-Feb 1 Charlotte: Oct 11-17, Feb 14-20, Apr 12-17 Wichita: call for availability Page 15 ANNUAL REPORTPage 11-12 15 ANNUAL REPORT 16-17 BE SOCIAL

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