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Annual Report & Honor Roll of Donors 2020 Annual Report & Honor Roll of2020 Donors MBCE ANNUAL REPORT | 1 Staff Board of Directors Br. Michael Flanigan, FMS 20-21 Campus Ministry Marist College Jim Raimo Br. Pat McNamara, FMS Executive Director Provincial Br. Roy George, FMS Marist Brothers Province USA Science Department Br. Donnell Neary, FMS Archbishop Molloy High School Assistant Director Create a WWededidBr.dingn Dan gB Duda O’Riordan,gte:et in this w FMSorksheet. Enter details in tables in Apparel-Reception-Music-Pics worksheet and Decoration-Flowers-Gift-Travel worksheet to update the summary and chart in the current worksheet. Helpful instructions on how to use this worksheet are in cells in this column. Wedding Date label is in cell C1. Vice Provincial Margaret Henn Br. Joseph Matthews, FMS Marist Brothers Province USA Senior Marketing Manager Assistant Director of Finance 19-20Ente r Wedding Date in cell C2. D4446ays R3emDaaiynsin Rge amreai aunintgoSax: cal LLPculated in cell E2. 365 Title of this workGeraldsheet Dunworthis in cell C3., Chair Nex t19-20 instruction is in cell A6. Tomas O’Riordan Partner/Retired Jason Jurgens 20-21 Director of Facilities & Capital Projects Gibney Anthony & Flaherty LLP Partner Financial Markets Practice of Jones Day Bryan Doran, Vice Chair 19-20, Timothy Hagan Wedding Budget Summary Director of Operations 20-21 Chair 20-21 Robert Lynch Budget SumCAmTaPartnerEryGO TaRb Yle starting in cell C6ES isT aIMutAoT upEDdatedDirector. NexAt CofinT sStudentUtruAcLtio nActivities is in cell AO1V9E. R/UNDER Valerie Savino Ernst & Young LLP Marist College Director of Operations 19-20 Esopus Fund #N/A 90,951.57 #N/A Kerry McCormack-Toniolo Robert Mackie Gifts and Grants #N/A 139,749.99 #N/A Vice Chair 20-21 Former Teacher/Administrator Summer Bourlier Camps #N/A St. Joseph Regional 3High3,50 School5.00 #N/A Advancement & Development Coordinator Special Education Coach SchoNewlars Yorkhips City Department of Education# N/A 19,950.00 #N/A Patricia McCormack 19-20 Ed Kennedy Events #N/A 50,997.00 #N/A Coleen Waldron, Secretary Retired Director of Outdoor Adventure Activities Other Restricted #N/A 11,200.00 #N/A Vice President St. Francis de Sales School for the Deaf Gifts In Kind #N/A 7,846.81 #N/A Henry Miller Porticus N.A., Inc. Rosemarie Mulligan 20-21 Bequests #N/A 101,063.75 #N/A Dining Services Elementary School Teacher Brendan Cloonan 19-20 New York City Department of Education Facilities Borough Operations Manager Dawn Stewart Total Giving #N/A #N/A #N/A Operations Assistant Manhattan and Staten Island James Raimo The New York Public Library Executive Director Marist Brothers Center at Esopus Barry Donnelly 20-21 Retired Principal/President Beverly Rogers 20-21 St. Joseph Regional High School Supervisor of Pupil Personnel Services St. Frances de Sales School for the Deaf Br. John Dunning, FMS 19-20 Guidance Counselor Jim Sheldon 20-21 St. Joseph Regional High School Teacher Archbishop Molloy High School Total Giving Bequests EsopEsopusus Fund Fund; 20% Bequests22%; 22% 20% Esopus Fund ......................................$ 90,951.57 Gifts and Grants ...............................$ 139,749.99 Camps ..................................................$ 33,505.00 Other Restricted ...............................$ 11,200.00 GiftsGifts InIn-Kind Kind; 2%2% Events ..................................................$ 50,997.00 Scholarships ......................................$ 19,950.00 Events Events; 11% Gifts-in-Kind ......................................$ 7,846.81 11% Bequests .............................................$ 101,063.75 Gifts and Grants; Gifts and31 Grants% Other Restricted 3% Other Restricted; 3% 31% Total Giving ..............................$ 455,264.12 SchScholarshipsolarships; 4% 4% CampsCamps; 7% 7% 2 | 2020 MBCE ANNUAL REPORT Page 1 of 1 Dear MBCE Family, s I reflect on the past year here at the Marist Brothers Center at Esopus, my thoughts turn to you. I hope you have remained in good health and High spirits. Here in Esopus, this year has been quite a different experience from years past. Along with organizations across the country the Marist Brothers Center at Esopus – Mid Hudson Valley Camp (MBCE-MHVC) responded to the COVID-19 pandemic with the health and safety of our staff and those we serve as our highest priority. In March we had to cancel our remaining retreat schedule and were forced to cancel our Mid-Hudson Valley Camps for the summer. While we missed our campers, volunteers and counselors, our camp directors provided some astounding virtual content for their campers and I thank them sincerely for bringing a piece of the MHVC to them. If there was a “silver lining” in all this, it was our ability to take advantage of this down time to undertake some capital improvements to the property. The main walk-in coolers and freezers in the kitchen were replaced, as were windows in the Dining Room. In the Cottage, windows were also replaced along with two French doors. As New York’s COVID-19 protocols phased in, we were able to begin welcoming small groups back to the Center. Several successful summer work weeks were hosted to complete the new deck behind the Recreation Center. The volunteers who were able to spend their whole summer here, or part of it, did a great job of taking care of our “home.” May God bless all of you who volunteered your time, talent, or resources. It was wonderful to see the faces of young people hard at work again! We also connected with our regional community in a special way by hosting a socially distant dance recital for Hyde Park, NY’s Dance Works Too, and began hosting Day Visits for families, campers, and volunteers to come and safely spend a day on the property. Looking ahead, we plan to continue these Day Visits and create additional opportunities for groups to come “home” safely. On behalf of everyone we serve, my sincere gratitude to all of the generous donors listed in this Honor Roll, and to everyone who volunteered their time and talent, for helping to sustain the Marist Brothers Center at Esopus – Mid Hudson Valley Camp as a place of hope, love, and joy. May the Peace of Mary our Good Mother be with all of us. Gratefully, James M. Raimo Executive Director 2020 MBCE ANNUAL REPORT | 3 Meet Our New Board Members Barry Donnelly ministering at Marist College, Brother Michael has sent In 2007, Barry Donnelly was many students to help with volunteer activities at the the first alumnus to serve Center. Brother Michael has held many positions in as Principal of St. Joseph schools and administrative positions in the Province Regional High School in and General Administration in Rome. Montvale, New Jersey, a position he held for the Jason Jurgens next nine years. In 2016, he Jason Jurgens has been became the school’s first a member of the MBCE- President, and served in MHVC family since 1988. that role until his retirement Jason currently serves as as a full-time administrator Session Director of Sacred in 2019. In September of 2020, he began his 45th Heart Camp, the Mid- year as an educator at St. Joe’s, where he continues Hudson Valley Camp dedicated to serving children to teach English part-time. He is also the Director of from Highbridge, an economically-challenged section Communications at the Church of the Most Blessed of the Bronx. He first assumed that position in 2007 Sacrament in Franklin Lakes, New Jersey. During his after serving as a volunteer counselor at various time as Principal/President, Barry was a frequent visitor Mid-Hudson Valley Camps for nearly two decades. to Esopus, supporting his students whether on retreats A graduate of Archbishop Molloy High School (‘92), or serving the various Mid-Hudson Valley Summer Jason also explored Esopus as a camper and a retreat Camp programs. In 2019, he volunteered for a week participant. Away from Esopus, Jason is a partner himself at Young Adult Camp in August, assisting in the in the Financial Markets Practice of Jones Day, an kitchen with the preparation of the week’s meals. Barry international law firm, where he advises financial has joined the Board of Directors for the MBCE this year institutions with respect to litigation and regulatory and currently serves on the Marketing Committee. risks. Jason lives in Manhattan with his wife and twelve- year-old son. Jason is an active member of the Saint Brother Michael Flanigan, FMS Paul the Apostle Parish near Lincoln Center where he Brother Michael is a Marist taught religious education for several years. He also Brother who is and always founded a CYO basketball program at Ascension near was a strong advocate Morningside Heights. In addition, Jason currently sits for the Marist Brothers on the Board of Directors of the Columbia Law School Center at Esopus. He was Association and the Advisory Board of Legal Outreach, responsible for moving a not-for-profit that uses the law as a tool to prepare Mount St. Michael retreats high school students from underserved communities to the Center when he was Campus Minister from 1994- for college. 1998 and 2002-2003, and he has been participating in Encounter Retreats at the Center since 1981. He is Rosemarie (Rosie) Mulligan the Province Historian on St. Marcellin Champagnat Rosie Mulligan has been for the Marist Brothers United States Province and has a member of the MBCE- been a frequent presenter on Marcellin Champagnat MHVC family since 2008. at Sharing Our Call, a Province hosted program at Rosie is an alumna of the MBCE for U.S. high school teachers and staff as Archbishop Molloy High an introduction to the life of Marcellin Champagnat, School class of 2012. Marist pedagogy and the Marist mission to evangelize Throughout the years, through the Christian education of youth. Presently Rosie has been very involved with retreats and 4 | 2020 MBCE ANNUAL REPORT New Board Members (Cont.) camps.
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