Annual Report 2020

ANNUAL REPORT 2020 In the midst of COVID-19 The overwhelming tragedies brought on by COVID-19 have made the past year like no other in the history of Catholic Charities since our founding around the time of the Spanish Flu pandemic in 1918. Throughout this time Catho- lic Charities staff, boards, volunteers and donors, have been “on the job” in the hardest hit neighborhoods and communities of New York. Yes, without a doubt, we pivoted and changed the way we provided many services.

Although many of us went remote and held numerous “zoominars,” hundreds of our Cath- olic Charities staff and volunteers could not and were on the frontlines in residences and neigh- borhood-based programs. We have sustained services to hundreds of thousands of New York- ers, even though, in a few areas, we were forced to reduce and transition some services.

But, without a doubt, the major story of the past year — as we invite you to see in this annual report — is Catholic Charities’ significant ex- pansion to meet basic needs for food, cash, and good information. So many of you have done or supported this critically-needed work. It is ongoing. Thank you, and we still need you.

EUGENE MCQUADE Board Chair

MONSIGNOR KEVIN SULLIVAN Executive Director ULSTER ...... (7 SITES) CATHOLIC CHARITIES DUTCHESS ...... (22 SITES) FEDERATION SULLIVAN serving 400,000 ...... (6 SITES) individuals through PUTNAM 90+ ...... (2 SITES) agencies on ORANGE the ground ...... (12 SITES) locally at 300+ SITES in urban, ROCKLAND WESTCHESTER (23 SITES) ...... (18 SITES) ...... suburban, and rural STATEN ISLAND neighborhoods

(10...... SITES) and communities throughout THE BRONX ...... (144 SITES) New York City and the Lower Hudson Valley. MANHATTAN ...... (73 SITES) CATHOLIC CHARITIES FEDERATION OF AGENCIES Catholic Charities 100+ year-old Federation provides help and creates hope for hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers — Non-Cath- Photo courtesy of Catholic Charities of New York . The 2019 Convening of the Catholic Charities Federation panel: (left to right) Daiana Castillo, Program Director, Catholic Charities Com- olics and Catholics alike munity Services; Taneisha Frazier, Case Planner, Catholic Guardian Services; James Addison, Interim Director, Life Experience & Faith Our network of affiliated Sharing Association; David Shuffler, Executive Director, Youth Ministries for Peace and Justice. independent Catholic human services agencies, touches almost every human need, OUR AGENCIES giving special priority to the Abraham House • Association of New York Catholic Homes • As- Association • Lincoln Hall • Little Sisters of the Assumption Fam- poor and vulnerable. Each agency, with its distinctive tor Services for Children & Families • Bigs & Littles NYC Mento- ily Health Services • Lott Residence • Maria Droste Counseling programs, is rooted in the ring • Cardinal Hayes Home for Children • Cardinal McCloskey Services • Mercy Center, Inc. • Missionaries of Charity/Queen of shared Catholic belief that Community Services • Casa Cecilia • Casita Maria, Inc. • Catho- Peace Residence • Nazareth Housing, Inc. • New Hope Manor each person is made in lic Charities Community Services • Catholic Charities Community New York Foundling • Newburgh Ministry • One to One Learning, the image of God, worthy Services of Dutchess • Catholic Charities Community Services of Inc. • Part of the Solution (POTS) • Pax Christi Metro New York of dignity and respect, and Orange, Sullivan & Ulster • Catholic Charities Community Services drawing inspiration from our • Queen’s Daughters Day Care Center • Robert B. Fox Memorial of Rockland • Catholic Charities of Staten Island • Catholic Guard- Catholic Christian tradi- House • RSHM Life Center • Sacred Heart Associates, LP • Sacred ian Services • Catholic Kolping Society • Centro Maria Residence tion and values. Catholic Heart Residence • San Jose Day Nursery • Seton House • St. Ag- • Covenant House New York • Create, Inc. • Dowling Gardens • Charities seeks to build the nes Residence • St. Anthony Shelter for Renewal • St. Dominic’s individual capacity of each Dwelling Place of New York, Inc. • El Carmelo Residence • En- Family Services • St. Francis Counseling Center • St. Francis Res- agency and strengthen our core Community Services • Good Counsel, Inc. • Good Shepherd collective impact to build a Services • Grace Institute • Grace Outreach • Holy Name Centre idence • St. Ignatius Loyola Day Nursery • St. Ignatius School • society that is more just for Homeless Men • Incarnation Children’s Center • Jeanne d’Arc St. Joseph’s Immigrant Home • St. Joseph’s School for the Deaf • and compassionate. Residence • Kennedy Children’s Center • Ladies of Charity • Lamp St. Mary’s Residence • Thorpe Village for Senior Citizens • Tolen- Ministries • Lavelle School for the Blind • Leo House • Leviticus tine-Zeiser Community Life Center • Xavier Mission Center • Xavi- 25-23 Alternative Fund, Inc. • Life Experience and Faith Sharing er Society for the Blind • Youth Ministries for Peace and Justice

WELCOMING AND INTEGRATING SUPPORTING THE PHYSICALLY IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES AND EMOTIONALLY CHALLENGED (46,000 served, $20 million in services) (49,000 served, $271 million in services) Services include reuniting families, teaching Services include supportive housing for the mentally ill, English and civics, obtaining work authorization counseling, residences for those with special needs and finding jobs, preventing exploitation, and disabilities, early intervention, special education, and supporting unaccompanied youth. and prevention and treatment services.

$870M IN SERVICES PROVIDED BY STRENGTHENING FAMILIES PROTECTING AND NURTURING AND RESOLVING CRISIS CATHOLIC CHARITIES CHILDREN AND YOUTH (178,000 served, $116 million in services) 90+ FEDERATION (87,000 served, $379 million in services) Services include information and referral, Services include day care, foster care, coordinating services, counseling, OF AGENCIES adoption, camping, sports and financial assistance, maternity services after-school activities, community and job readiness and placement. centers and preventative services.

FEEDING THE HUNGRY AND SHELTERING THE HOMELESS (142,000 served, $84 million in services) Services include community kitchens, regular and pop-up pantries, home-delivered meals, emergency shelters, temporary and transitional residences, permanent affordable housing, and eviction prevention. 8+ MILLION MEALS Provided

In March 2020, as COVID-19 was closing New York down, Catholic Charities opened COVID pop-up pantries to respond to the striking and dismaying increase in food insecurity in hard-hit neighborhoods. As restaurants and office buildings shut down, jobs and wages disappeared overnight. Former wage-earners lost the ability to buy food for their families. Catholic Charities addressed this need more than 200 times through pop-up pantries and special delivery meals that distributed more than 750,000 meals throughout Manhattan, the Bronx, Staten Island, and the Lower Hudson Valley. When added to the increased demand at Catholic Charities’ continuing network of 40 ongoing food programs, pantries, and community kitchens, approximately 8.4 million meals have been provided during the past year to hungry New Yorkers.

CASH ASSISTANCE $5 MILLION distributed to 9,000 workers when they suddenly found themselves jobless but still had families to support

SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT 30,000 chemical dependency telecare sessions to serve 1,326 neighbors experiencing substance abuse 400,000+ INDIVIDUALS PREVENTING EVICTION 3,863 SERVED in any given year evictions prevented and households stabilized

FEEDING OUR NEIGHBORS 8+ MILLION nutritious meals provided for our neighbors through our network of pantries, community kitchens, and “pop-up” pantries TELE-HEALTH AND WELLNESS CALLS 140,000 calls to children, youth, and their families facing the stress of closed schools and other pandemic related social isolation

IMMIGRATION ASSISTANCE 55,000 calls answered on three immigration hotlines and 3,500 legal consultations

400,000+ INDIVIDUALS STRENGTHENING FAMILIES in any given year 24,000 SERVED helpline calls answered and 3,400 new households assisted by caseworkers

NURTURING YOUTH 3,000 youth engaged in summer camps or enrichment activities PLEDGE OF GOOD CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF NEW YORK STEWARDSHIP Condensed Financial Statement & ACCOUNTABILITY Fiscal Year Ending August 31, 2020 Catholic Charities of the Archdi- (Figures in thousands of dollars) ocese of New York is committed REVENUES 2020 2019 to the highest standards of good stewardship, corporate Cardinal’s Appeal 2,500 2,500 governance, managerial ac- Bequests 4,614 5,516 countability, and transparency. Appeals, Contributions and Events, Net 12,208 12,537 Catholic Charities is committed Centennial Campaign contributions 401 496 to disseminating and supporting Cardinal’s Committee for Charity, Net 2,009 1,606 these standards throughout the Foundations and Corporations 19,060 6,129 Federation of Catholic Charities Government Sources 39,664 44,066 Agencies. The Catholic Charities Program Revenues and Income 3,886 4,193 of the Archdiocese of New York is separately incorporated ac- Other Supporting Services 2,611 2,807 cording to the not for profit laws Investment Dividends and Income 854 747 of New York State with its own Realized Gain on sale of property 6 1,900 active Board of Trustees. Realized/Unrealized Investment Gain (Loss) 6,485 (171)

94,298 82,326

EXPENSES 2020 2019

Community Outreach Services 19,287 20,788 The Audit Committee oversees Behavioral Health (Beacon of Hope) 12,632 11,569 an independent public account- Immigration and Refugee Services 13,648 12,486 ing firm that conducts an annual audit of Catholic Charities financ- Alianza Youth Services 6,940 8,022 es. Funds received by Catholic Catholic Youth Services 1,341 1,578 Charities are carefully monitored COVID and Disaster Response Assistance 7,546 116 to ensure their use complies Services for the Disabled 2,072 2,059 with donor intent and grant and Social and Community Development 1,207 1,286 contractual requirements. Funds Agency Relations 11,208 10,024 are maintained in separate Fundraising 4,408 4,234 accounts and not co-mingled Administration 8,690 9,831 with those of the Archdiocese of New York. 88,979 81,993

VIEW A LIST OF OUR MOST OPERATING RESULTS 5,319 333 GENEROUS SUPPORTERS HERE: EXTRAORDINARY ITEM (pension termination liability) (5,223) — CATHOLICCHARITIESNY. INCREASE IN NET ASSETS 96 333 ORG/2020DONORS Numbers reflect the combined audited financial statements of The Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New York, Catholic Charities Community Service of the Archdiocese of New York, Housing Fund of the Archdiocese of New York, Inc. and Housing Development Institute, and the coordination of support to the Federation of Agencies as described elsewhere in this document. THANK YOU Frontline workers Our staff and volunteers were crucial to helping us remain open and service our neighbors in need across New York. They didn’t tire in helping us unload boxes of food, serve families through weekly wellness calls, and much more. Thank you to Catholic Charities of NY’s essential workers.

©2021 CCNY CatholicCharitiesNY.org/donate 9 YOUTHYOUTH SERVICES The impact of remote learning on children has been well documented. For families in need of childcare and a safe space for virtual learning, we operated four Learning Labs. We also kept in touch with children and families through thousands of wellness calls. We organized summer day trips for New York City youth. When COVID-19 forced the closedown of the Hudson Valley CYO sleep-away camp, Catholic Charities quickly converted it into a camp with day trips for New York City youth. Hundreds of youth took advantage of this wonderful setting. Pivoting to TELECARE Faced with restrictions against in-person services, our staff embarked upon a range of tele-health and wellness calls to provide a listening ear and needed support during a time of unprecedented loss and uncertainty.

Tele-Behavioral Health Sessions Astor Services for Children & Families carried out 90,000 Weekly Wellness Calls tele-health sessions to ensure the emotional wellbeing of thousands of children and their families. Our staff at the Alian- to Youth and Families za Dominicana Youth Services program made over 50,000 wellness calls during the first three months of the pandemic. These weekly wellness calls made contact with families Virtual Presentations 22,000 times. on English Classes Our caseworkers assisted families in crisis throughout the pandemic. We adjusted our telephone helpline to operate Immigration from home offices on weekdays from 8 am to 8 pm. and Paralegal Services During the 2020 school year, Alianza provided in-person and remote programming for 2,350 youth as well as critical support for students. For families in need of childcare and a safe space Learning Labs for Students for virtual learning, we also operated four Learning Labs. To distribute critical information regarding healthcare, unem- Remote Counseling ployment, stimulus checks, and changing immigration regu- lations, we conducted 150 virtual presentations reaching and Resource Assistance more than 13,500 people. In 2020, we had to cancel our traditional St. Nicholas Shopping Day, but Catholic Charities staff, volunteers, and donors served even more families through a strong digital shopping effort.

YOUTH THANK YOU, SERVICES VOLUNTEERS

Catholic Charities volunteers stepped up and helped us remain open during the COVID-19 pandemic when many others were staying home. Almost 3,000 volunteers donated their time at food pantries, immigration workshops, family and youth events, Census information tables, and more, which amounted to over 35,000 hours of service. THE NEEDIEST CASES FUND

CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF NEW YORK PARTNERS WITH THE NEW YORK TIMES

By DANYA ISSAWI/NEW YORK TIMES September 27, 2020 Accustomed To Helping Others, They Now Find Themselves In Need In pandemic’s grip, concerns about food insecurity are compounded for older Americans

Until March, Gabriel and Constancia Services of Greater Washington, a pantry Merrill had both worked to provide food working with Capital Area Food Bank, a to seniors, she preparing the meals and he member of the Feeding America network. delivering them. The Merrills are not alone. Before the But now, the couple has found themselves coronavirus pandemic, more than 37 on the receiving end of food assistance million Americans were considered food after losing those jobs. insecure by the government. A recent study from Feeding America projects “We’ve never gone to a food bank be- that the number will rise significantly this fore,” Mr. Merrill, 71, said. “Now, we’re year, as the coronavirus wreaks havoc to the point where we can’t do anything. on the most vulnerable populations’ We never thought we would be in this livelihoods. situation at all.” Victor J. Blue for The New York Times “Our demand has skyrocketed,” said Manuel Rosario, 85, was a volunteer at a New York City food bank for two decades. Since their employer had to let them go Radha Muthiah, the president and chief in March because of curbed operations, executive of the Capital Area Food Bank, Some seniors, Ms. Muthiah said, found of hospitalization from the virus, those the couple has survived off Social Security one of 200 in the network of Feeding themselves facing struggles before the around 60 and older are facing new hard- checks, and has yet to receive unemploy- America, a beneficiary agency of The New pandemic began, such as being on a ships. Just venturing to the grocery store ment. York Times Neediest Cases Fund. “We’re fixed income, rising rents or being full- or a food bank could now be hazardous now looking to serve just over 600,000 time caretakers to their grandchildren. for them. To make ends meet, the Merrills have people, as opposed to the 400,000 that Now, with many staying home as much been visiting Adventist Community we were projecting before Covid.” as possible because of an increased risk continued on next page

14 CatholicCharitiesNY.org/donate ©2021 CCNY In fact, Ms. Merrill, 62, recently tested pos- itive for the coronavirus. She said she had been leaving the house only to get gro- ceries and had experienced a mild case.

In order to mitigate this risk, food banks, like the Capital Area Food Bank, and groups like Catholic Charities Community Services have had to adjust their operations, some shifting to at-home delivery to ensure older people who either don’t want to or are unable to leave their homes continue to have enough food on their tables.

“For a lot of these seniors, this program is kind of their lifeline,” said Beatriz Diaz Taveras, executive director of Catholic Char- ities Community Services, which is part of Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New York, another beneficiary agency of The Fund. “We are doing as much as we can, but the need is greater than our resources.”

Catholic Charities Community Services used $6,000 from The Fund for July’s monthly food pantry bag expenses. The group has long offered at-home delivery through its Homebound Program, and demand surged after the pandemic began.

Having served about 60 people on a monthly basis before the pandemic, the Homebound initiative now delivers food to around 300 people each month.

Among them is Manuel Rosario, who is Victor J. Blue for The New York Times 85 and goes by Manny. Mr. Rosario volun- The Homebound Program is now serving about 300 clients a month. teered at a Catholic Charities food bank for 20 years before becoming a recipient. with beans and chicken, was cooked by Leaders at the Capital Area Food Bank “You think, ‘Oh my goodness, this Now, he is living with his two daughters his late wife, Francisca (or Paquita, as he and Catholic Charities project that food shouldn’t be happening in the capital of in Harlem, mostly staying home as a fondly called her), he says he is well-fed insecurity is likely to increase as the year the wealthiest country on earth,’” Ms. precaution and recovering from knee and grateful. And although Catholic goes on. Muthiah said “There’s obviously a lot that surgery. Charities performs daily wellness calls to we, as food banks, are stretching to do recipients like Mr. Rosario, he said he still Hilary Salmon, a representative of the and to respond during this pandemic, but “Thank God, I’m OK,” Mr. Rosario said. “I misses talking with the people he once food bank, said her group estimates food we can’t do it alone.” ♦ feel good.” helped as a volunteer himself. insecurity could rise 50 to 60 percent this year in its region, which boasts some of — Republished with permission from The New York Though Mr. Rosario’s favorite dish, rice “They were good people,” he said. the wealthiest counties in the country. Times Company

When Schools Closed, These Remote Learners Needed Extra Help As New York City went into lockdown, some families faced additional challenges in helping their children keep up.

Since Joy Williams’s daughter, Verona, was private but state-supported and serves born blind and quadriplegic, Ms. Williams 125 students, realized the iPads were a has dedicated all her time to raising her. problem for some of its students, who have visual impairments along with oth- After Verona, 17, transitioned to remote er disabilities. learning in March, Ms. Williams took on even more of her care. “I’ve become a To help get students ready for the new physical therapist, occupational therapist, school year, school officials bought speech therapist and a teacher,” said Ms. seven specialized tablets with a $2,500 Williams, 52. grant from Catholic Charities Archdio- cese of New York, one of 10 organiza- In addition to abruptly losing the in-per- tions supported by The New York Times son support that Verona had received Neediest Cases Fund. at the Lavelle School for the Blind in the Bronx, Ms. Williams faced challenges just The city’s Department of Education getting her daughter online for school. allows any child who attends a public The iPad her daughter received from the school or a private school that receives city’s Department of Education had one special education services to get an app and did not accommodate her learn- iPad. Even before remote learning ing disabilities. began, the city offered software and hardware to assist children with dis- “Our students can’t turn the computer abilities based on a student’s specific on by themselves or launch the Goo- educational needs. gle Meet by themselves,” said Rebecca Renshaw, the executive director of the But in recent months, the Lavelle School Lavelle School. “They rely on their parents wanted customizable tablets to better because of these significant disabilities.” accommodate remote learning for stu- Calla Kessler, The New York Times In March, Joy Williams’s daughter, Verona, lost the in-person support she re- Administrators at the school, which is continued on next page ceived at her school.

16 CatholicCharitiesNY.org/donate ©2021 CCNY Calla Kessler, The New York Times Verona Williams, 17, received a specialized iPad in September. “Verona’s the only child, so you know she’s the princess in the house,” her mother said. dents who have several disabilities. school had distributed about 100 special- phone, or no device at all, to access online public housing apartment in the Bronx. ized tablets to its students. learning, Ms. Renshaw said. The new tablets, Ms. Renshaw said, can “The support and everything I get from the download several apps, providing more Having several ways to access remote learn- “I would say the biggest difference between school helps a lot because, some parents, choices for math, for instance, and settings ing also eased problems for students who what we’re able to offer now is that they’re we just don’t know how to navigate the can be adjusted to help students with visual are low-income, like Verona, who receives not restricted in their access,” she said. iPad,” Ms. Williams said. “We’re both learn- impairments. $464 in Social Security disability benefits ing as we go along.” ♦ each month. At the start of the coronavirus Verona received her iPad last month, and “There’s no barriers,” Ms. Renshaw said, pandemic, 20 percent of families whose chil- Ms. Williams said it had eased her daugh- — Republished with permission from The New York Times adding that, with help from grants, the dren attended the Lavelle School had only a ter’s full-time remote learning from their Company

By Jessica O’Connor

David Wezdenko is a Catholic Charities that mission in action. “The compassion donor and active volunteer in both New and the approach to dignity that every- York and Florida. Always passionate one from Catholic Charities demonstrat- about supporting the underserved, once ed in the food line,” he beamed, “You the COVID-19 pandemic hit, David was have to see it to really appreciate the inspired by the heroic response he was see- front-line workers at Catholic Charities.” ing among first responders, charitable or- ganizations, and the Church; he too wanted A couple of months later, David found to do more. Drawn to Catholic Charities another opportunity to get involved with by his strong Catholic faith — “what gets Catholic Charities’ St. Nicholas project me through life” — and his affinity with its and its Adopt-A-Family program. He mission, he decided to seek out volunteer made a monetary contribution to help opportunities with the organization. purchase Christmas gifts for a family in need but did not stop there. Seeing Just before Thanksgiving, David volun- a volunteer opportunity to help pack, teered at Catholic Charities’ Annual Turkey organize, and sort the gifts, he signed Distribution at the Kennedy Center in up to help and “was completely blown Harlem. “I was the one guiding people away” by the size and scale of the pro- into the lines,” he noted. Getting involved gram, with rooms upon rooms filled with personally gave David a new appreciation packages that people had contributed. of both Catholic Charities and the clients it Staff informed him that the level of giv- serves. David was struck by the diversity of ing had multiplied in light of the pan- the people lining up to receive food assis- demic. David was again impressed by tance. “What this confirmed,” he reflect- the Catholic Charities team he worked ed, “is that poverty, maybe compounded alongside in “Santa’s workshop” at the Photo courtesy of Catholic Charities of New York with COVID, is agnostic to demograph- David Wezdenko is a Catholic Charities donor and active volunteer in both New York Cardinal Spellman Center in the East Vil- ics.” He was also surprised by “the and Florida. lage. In his words, “Their attitudes and level of gratefulness and thankfulness their commitment just made you realize that these people expressed in such a are absolutely necessary, but if you have and that drive,” he said, reflecting back that this wasn’t a job for them; this was heartfelt way,” commenting, “You give the time and a little bit of interest, do on why he wishes to continue supporting something they were really just passion- them one bag of food, and it’s like you something like this, because it just turns the organization. “It’s a job, yeah, but it’s ate about, which, as a donor on one that donation into an even much more could have given them a bag of money!” a passion, and you can tell. It may have side, just made me feel much stronger rewarding experience.” Personally, he something to do with the fact that maybe During his volunteer experience, David about my commitment to a program like is eager to continue and even deepen it is a Catholic-based organization, but… entered into Catholic Charities’ mission Adopt-A-Family.” his involvement in 2021. “What I find they don’t care whether you’re Catholic, to uphold the dignity of each person as with Catholic Charities is, it’s all about Jewish, Protestant, Muslim, etc., or you made in the image of God, and he was As a word of advice to fellow and poten- the client. For a large organization, it’s not don’t believe in God, it’s all about ‘How heartened to see the genuineness of tial donors, David offers, “Contributions easy to maintain that culture, that focus can I help you?’”♦

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