2018 ANNUAL STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTABILITY

CATHOLIC COMMUNITY FOUNDATION of LOS ANGELES MISSION STATEMENT CHAIRMAN’S LETTER

Dear Friends and Clients of CCF-LA,

As we close the books on our fourth great year, we are particularly pleased to mark THE CATHOLIC COMMUNITY FOUNDATION milestones in both growth of assets under management and growth of grants. OF LOS ANGELES EMPOWERS CHARITABLE One of our primary goals was to broaden the boundaries of our professional INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS ACROSS philanthropy management to embrace the entire three-county region of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. This was accomplished through outreach to more CULTURES AND GENERATIONS THROUGH individuals and organizations in this vast area. At year-end we had $235.7 million PROFESSIONAL PHILANTHROPY MANAGEMENT managed in 177 funds.

SOLUTIONS THAT ALLOW CLIENTS TO Most notably, in March, we passed the $100 million mark in DEVELOP AND SUSTAIN THEIR PHILANTHROPY grants made and ended the year having granted more than $144 million since inception. IN SUPPORT OF CATHOLIC VALUES. Despite some clouds surrounding our Church, our donors redoubled their commitment to the foundation, understanding that a “call to action” is an integral part of supporting the good works that are the foundation of our Church.

We welcomed Delia M. Roges and Carrie Shea Tilton to our Board, bringing our members to 13. Rosalia S. Nolan completed her term as a founding director with our gratitude.

I am grateful to all of our Board members, staff, contractors, volunteers, and clients for their continuing faith and contributions to the Catholic Community Foundation of Los Angeles.

Sincerely,

William M. Wardlaw Chairman

CATHOLIC COMMUNITY FOUNDATION of LOS ANGELES

FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2018

During CCF-LA’s first four operating years, we have $34.2 million in 2017, and $13.7 million in deposits to STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES been entrusted with over $440 million in funds to Agency Funds compared to $16.2 million in 2017. This 2018 Audited 2017 Audited manage and made a total of over $144 million in grants growth reflects the increasing relevance of Donor- Revenue, Gains (Losses), and Other Support Contributions 66,097,370 34,227,143 from Donor-Advised Funds, designated endowments, Advised Funds in today’s charitable-giving environment. Fund Maintenance Fees 892,472 * 769,524 * and scholarship funds. This activity created impact Investment Income 674,321 1,872,674 for our clients and the many charities they chose to Client account fees earned increased 17 percent, from Net Realized Gains on Investments 1,461,829 1,922,544 support under our guidelines. $1.16 million to $1.36 million over FY 2017, to help Net Unrealized Gains (Losses) on Investments (3,126,969) 785,435 support our operations. Fees are calculated quarterly Net Revenues and Other Support $65,999,023 $39,577,320 Statement of Financial on fund balances, which Expenses Program Grants Position fluctuate with financial- Education 49,322,773 39,654,218 market conditions. The Parishes 847,799 238,914 For the fiscal year-end, Investment Committee Social Services 600,092 134,200 CCF-LA reported $235.7 manages the exposure to Other Religious and Seminaries 1,614,224 2,482,791 million in assets under market risk. Fees earned by Subtotal Program Grants $52,384,888 $42,510,123 management in 177 CCF-LA directly benefit the Operating Expenses Management and General 1,085,672 787,264 accounts. Agency Fund mission of the local Church Client Development 575,286 492,386 values were $163 million, by promoting philanthropy Subtotal Operating Expenses 1,660,958 1,279,650 compared to $168.1 and the creation of long- Total Expenses $54,045,846 $43,789,773 million the previous term assets that sustain Increase in Net Assets $11,953,177 ($4,212,453) year, accounting for $9.6 parishes, schools, and Net Assets, beginning of year $60,972,587 $65,185,040 million in redemptions other ministries. Net Assets, end of year $72,925,764 $60,972,587 during the year from STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION existing clients and the CCF-LA’s controlled addition of new funds. The expenses of $1.55 million Assets balances in Donor-Advised resulted in an operating Cash and Cash Equivalents 265,996 277,209 Funds, endowed funds, deficit of $200,000. Other Current Assets 48,295 103,904 and scholarship funds Liquidity is provided Investments 235,655,432 228,719,374 Noncurrent Assets—Property, Plant, and Equipment (net) 24,400 34,200 totaled $72.7 million at from the CCF-LA Growth Total Assets $235,994,123 $229,134,687 year-end after a record Fund, established in 2016 Liabilities and Net Assets $52.4 million in outflow for specifically to support Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses 26,276 19,142 grants and scholarships. client-development Agency Funds Held in Trust 163,037,867 168,135,290 We opened 11 new Donor- operations. Client Capitalized Lease Liability 4,216 7,668 Advised Funds, five New satisfaction is the hallmark Total Liabilities $163,068,359 $168,162,100 Net Assets Philanthropist DAFs, one of our success, and the Without Donor Restrictions 7 0 , 3 9 8 , 3 4 1 5 8 , 9 9 1 , 0 5 7 scholarship fund, and quality of our services and With Donor Restrictions 2,527,423 1,981,530 three new restricted funds. our professional staff are key. We continue to outsource Total Net Assets $72,925,764 $60,972,587 functions that are more efficiently handled by experts Total Liabilities and Net Assets $235,994,123 $229,134,687 Statement of Activities and are cost effective for our clients. Note: For a complete set of audited financial statements as audited by our independent accountants, Moss Adams LLP, please contact our corporate CCF-LA received a record $79.7 million in funds to As in the past three years, CCF-LA continues to receive offices at 213-426-1202. manage, reflecting $66 million in contributions to new a clean and unqualified opinion on our financial health and existing Donor-Advised Funds, an increase from from our independent auditors. * With fund maintenance fees on owned accounts included, totals rise to the following amounts, and are offset by the corresponding expense: $1,358,777 $1,160,296

THE DONOR-ADVISED FUND PRESIDENT’S LETTER “PHENOMENON”

DONOR > CCF-LA Dear Supporters of CCF-LA, Application Instrument of Gift In 2018, the momentum of the foundation broke boundaries within the Tax Receipt Letter Access to Online Archdiocese of Los Angeles, not only in charitable gifting but also in outreach. A/C activity > We continue to build on our donor options and client services because of your commitment to education, healthcare, DONOR SELECTS vocations, and social services that are faith-based. INVESTMENT CHOICES

This year presented troubling challenges to our Church, but < in it and through it our focus on the needs of those God has GRANT REQUESTS called us to serve has made our resolve only stronger. Annual communications Reminders to make grants Our Board of Directors, staff, volunteers, and contractors will continue to build on providing the highest level of philanthropy management along with the timeliness and transparency in our reporting that has earned your trust. In recent years, the Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) has become the fastest-growing charitable-giving vehicle available due to its flexibility to accept contributions of assets now to gain immediate tax advantages while designating charitable recipients over an extended period of time. We particularly thank each of our donor clients for their unwavering support of the foundation and our mission to help you leave a legacy DAFs can be tailored to meet the personal needs of individuals and families from all economic of giving to those charities and causes that are so meaningful to our Catholic circumstances and are an easy way to manage a variety of gifting and granting preferences community. including annual giving, multiyear gifts, or planned bequest/legacy gifts.

Sincerely, CCF-LA’s DAF program is unique in its faith-based approach. Our systems and procedures ensure that gifts are always managed with attention to the values and teachings of our Church and that every grant made will help uphold the dignity of life and promote Catholic education, social services for the most vulnerable, the arts, and other programs that make our communities a better place for everyone. Kathleen H. Anderson President and Executive Director A DAF at CCF-LA can be opened with just $10,000, which is invested to increase in value in a tax- free environment, multiplying the impact of the original gift over time. A New Philanthropist DAF, which reaches down to multiple generations, can be opened with just $2,000 and offers the same benefits as a traditional DAF. FEATURED FUNDS FEATURED FUNDS

AGENCY FUNDS SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS DONOR-ADVISED FUNDS

CCF-LA manages the investments The Foundation is honored to provide investment and Donor-advised funds allow individuals and families of nearly 50 nonprofit administrative services for scholarship funds providing to plan their current and future philanthropy with organizations, offering economies tuition assistance to qualified candidates at designated maximum tax benefits and impact on their selected of scale in a socially responsible Catholic schools. Our staff works with school principals beneficiaries. DAFs are a personal expression of faith investment portfolio that provides and their pastors to identify candidates, and we and charity, and our custom DAF programs reflect our for long-term growth in assets. encourage fund donors to attend awards ceremonies to staff’s commitment to meet each client’s personal We provide monthly account meet student recipients and school leadership. philanthropic goals. statements, custom reports to support audits and other financial Among the scholarship funds at CCF-LA is the: Our 74 DAF accounts include the: requirements, and excellent customer service through our Bill and Theresa Hartfield Misch Family Sts. Peter and Paul staff and 24/7 online client portal. Memorial Scholarship Fund for Christian Evangelization

The following are several clients To honor their parents’ memory and commitment to Board member David Misch who joined CCF-LA in 2018: Catholic education, the children of Bill and Teresa and his family established Hartfield established a memorial scholarship fund in this fund to aid in the Society of St. Vincent de Paul their name. Married in 1946, Bill and Teresa raised nine evangelization of Christ’s of Los Angeles children in Pasadena, California. They were longtime message and gospel values to our communities, St. Vincent de Paul is a volunteer institutions, and our world. organization dedicated to serving the poor and homeless through programs and service projects. CALL also offers This fund provides support of any religion in order to promote the dignity of every a Young Professionals chapter in Los Angeles to engage to local churches and organizations throughout our person and alleviate human suffering. Through the the next generation of Latino leaders. Catholic community. work of over 2,000 volunteers in parishes all over the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, St. Vincent de Paul provides Right to Life League McCaffery Fund for food, clothing, furniture, housing, and healthcare to of Southern California St. Julie Billiart Catholic Church men, women, and children in three Southern California counties. The Right to Life League is a nondenominational This fund was one couple’s answer to the call to Christian advocacy group established in 1967 to defend contribute to their parish for the Archdiocesan “Called Catholic Association of Latino Leaders and protect the gift of life by providing women, men, to Renew” campaign. The fund will offer current and and families with quality healthcare for emotional, future support for the St. Julie community through an The Southern physical, and establishing contribution and a planned estate gift. California chapter mental health of the Catholic and to provide Association of education in Latino Leaders all areas of parishioners of St. Philip the Apostle, where their boasts more than life issues in children attended school. Bill and Teresa were devoted 500 members who addition to to family and helping their church and school. This aim to inspire one support and scholarship continues their legacy of giving. another to love healing after an and live their faith abortion. and give back

THE GRANTING PROCESS

OFFICE OF THE ARCHBISHOP DONOR/ADVISER Submits Recommendation VETTING PROCESS Dear Friends of CCF-LA: > CCF-LA due diligence: Charitable status of grantee Not even five years ago, the Catholic Community Foundation of Los Angeles < Donor’s intention was formed through the professional expertise, commitment, and belief of Aligned to faith-based principles some of our Archdiocese’s most prominent business leaders, philanthropists, and wealth-management specialists.

By any measure, CCF-LA has now become one of the most powerful and effective Catholic community foundations in the country in terms of funds managed and grants made. CCF-LA ISSUES GRANT CHECK > Purpose clearly stated In August of 2018, I addressed all of our brothers and sisters in Christ regarding Copies to advisers Follow-up Compliance Reports the sin and abuse in the Church. A sacred trust was broken. While renewing and rebuilding the Church will take time, I am confident that the Holy Spirit will raise up saints from every walk of life in this time of need. Grants made by CCF-LA from a Donor-Advised Fund (DAF), from any of the designated funds, or from scholarships managed by CCF-LA are subject to due diligence. Consideration is based Many of these “modern-day saints” are seen in those within the CCF-LA on the intentions of the donor/adviser as well as alignment with the teachings of our faith. We community. CCF-LA continues in its commitment to help donors make a have many checks and balances to ensure that grants are made only to 501(c)(3) charities in difference, and our donors continue to respond with generous gifting to help good standing or an organization that is exempt for religious or governmental purposes. our less fortunate.

The value of our work at CCF-LA is best expressed in the impact of more than $144 million It is with great humility and gratitude that I thank CCF-LA’s Board of Directors in grants being made in under four years. In 2018 alone, CCF-LA issued grants totaling $52.4 and dedicated staff for providing the uplifting message that renewal can happen. million, enabling our clients to support those charities most meaningful to them. As always, please be assured of my prayers for our Catholic community, and please continue in your prayers for the mission of CCF-LA and the Church. Educational grants ranged from scholarship and tuition assistance to capital improvements at Catholic schools to sports and extracurricular projects. Grants to social services included a Sincerely yours in Christ, wide variety of organizations that work to provide basic necessities for all people, regardless of race, gender, or religion. These organizations ranged from providing meals to the homeless to helping incarcerated men and women and their families on the road to recovery to a variety of health initiatives, including well-being programs and hospitals. Most Reverend José H. Gomez Archdiocese of Los Angeles The philanthropy of our clients is a personal GRANT BENEFICIARIES GRANT BENEFICIARIES expression of their faith and desire to make a significant and lasting impact within our Church and its communities. We are so Against Malaria Foundation Children’s Institute, Inc. grateful for the opportunity to “answer the Akshaya Patra Foundation, USA Community Action Partnership of Orange County Archdiocese of Los Angeles Congregation of the Sisters of Nazareth call” for our clients and their grantees. Archdiocese of Los Angeles Cristo Rey De La Salle East Bay High School Priest Retirement Fund Crossroads Foundation What does Archdiocese of New York Derby Public Schools District Archival Center at Diocese of San Bernardino San Fernando Mission Diocese of San Jose $144 MILLION Ascending Lights Edmund H. Shea Jr. Center for Entrepreneurship in grants look like? Leadership Network at Boston College Assumption Catholic School Elizabeth’s Canvas Bishop Mora Salesian Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre High School of Jerusalem BISON Children’s Extra Mile Education Foundation Scholarship Fund Five Acres California Province of the Guardian Angels Catholic School Society of Jesus Hospitaller Foundation of California Cardinal Timothy Manning Los Angeles Catholic Huntington Library, Art Collections, Prayer Breakfast House of Prayer for Priests and Botanical Gardens Carmelite Sisters of the Most Sacred Heart Huntington Hospital of Los Angeles ICA Cristo Rey Academy Carmelite Sisters of the Most Sacred Heart Institute for Advanced Catholic Studies at USC of Los Angeles Fund Jennifer Diamond Cancer Foundation Case Western Reserve University Jesuit Charities for the Benefit Cathedral High School of Dolores Mission School Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels Junipero Serra High School Catholic entities receiving grants: Catholic Charities of Los Angeles, Inc. Little Sisters of the Poor Catholic Community Foundation of Los Angeles Live Action 155 Catholic Education Foundation of Los Angeles Los Angeles Catholic Prayer Breakfast Catholic Extension Los Angeles Music and Art School Number of funds issuing grants: Catholic Schools Collaborative Los Angeles Regional Food Bank Archbishop José H. Gomez visits the Center Theatre Group Loyola High School Men’s Central Jail on Christmas Day. 43 Children’s Bureau Loyola Marymount University

Number of grant beneficiaries: Loyola Marymount University School of Film and Television Mater Dei High School 213 Mater Dolorosa Passionist Retreat Center Largest grant issued: Mayfield Senior School Mecklenburg Area Catholic Schools Mercy House $4.2 million Mount Saint Michael Academy Smallest grant issued: Norbertine Canonesses of the Bethlehem Priory of St. Joseph Notre Dame Academy Elementary School $100 Orange Catholic Foundation Order of Malta, Western Association U.S.A. Potential for impact: Our Lady of Mercy Catholic School Paulist Fathers Right to Life League of Southern California LIMITLESS! Our beneficiary Catholic schools incorporate Cardinal Timothy Manning House of Prayer for Priests faith tradition into every academic day. GRANT BENEFICIARIES CLIENT SERVICES

Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Indianapolis Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix Sacred Heart Catholic Church Saint Mary’s College of California Saint Elizabeth of Hungary Parish School Saint Sebastian Sports Project Saratoga Central Catholic School Society for the Propagation of the Faith Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Council of Los Angeles St. Agatha Catholic Church St. Alphonsus Catholic School St. Andrew Catholic School St. Andrew Church St. Anthony’s Catholic School St. Francis of Assisi School St. Genevieve High School Norbertine Canonesses, cloistered nuns dedicated to prayer and sacrifice St. John Chrysostom Church St. John’s Seminary St. Therese Catholic Church CCF-LA is committed their convenience, 24/7. The St. Joseph Center St. Therese Catholic School to the highest levels of custom account pages offer St. Joseph House of Hospitality Taller San Jose Hope Builders personal and professional quick access to fund balances, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital University of Central Missouri Alumni Foundation client services in a monthly statements, and a St. Mary Magdalen School University of New Orleans Foundation transparent and faith- snapshot of a fund’s annual St. Michael–St. Gabriel Archangels Catholic USC Caruso Catholic Center Elementary School Verbum Dei High School filled environment. Our granting by field of interest. St. Michael’s Abbey Villa Esperanza Services staff provides swift and St. Patrick School weSpark Cancer Support Center thorough attention to In addition to outstanding St. Philip the Apostle School Xavier College Preparatory High School each and every client client service, our primary goal St. Rose of Lima Catholic Academy account. is to be good stewards of the charitable dollars entrusted Each contribution received to us to benefit Catholic ministries both to a fund is acknowledged within 24 to 48 now and in the future. hours with a hand-signed letter. Every grant issued includes a clear description We employ a highly rated investment of the purpose of the grant and who adviser, Callan LLC, to manage our is responsible for the generous gift. carefully selected Balanced Pool of Beneficiaries are encouraged to thank investment managers. Along with our their donors. Intermediate Fund and Short-Term Investment Fund, CCF-LA offers a Our online client portal enables fund portfolio of options, all of which are advisers to quickly and easily make analyzed regularly by the Investment contributions or request grants at Committee of our Board of Directors.

Bishop O’Connell Visits St. Andrew School in Pasadena. Teresa helps care for bunnies at the Pasadena Humane Society through Villa Ezperanza’s Community Integration Program. FUNDS LIST FUNDS LIST

Agency Funds Cardinal Roger M. Mahony Fund for Special Liturgical Viola Family Charitable Fund Bill and Helen Close Preservation and Maintenance Celebrations at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels Wardlaw Family Foundation Fund for the Benefit of the Cathedral of Our Lady Armenian Catholic Eparchy of Our Lady of Nareg Brother Hilarion O‘Connor, O.S.F., Fund for the Benefit Bruce and Gretchen Willison Family Fund of the Angels Association for the Beatification and Canonization of Sacred Art at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels Dick and Rita Closson Fund of Father Aloysius Ellacuria, C.M.F., Fund Order of St. Gregory for the Greatest Needs of the New Philanthropist Sir Daniel Donohue Fund California Patrons of the Arts in the Vatican Museums House of Prayer for Priests Fund in Honor of Donor-Advised Funds Bob and Dolores Hope Endowment Fund Carmelite Sisters of the Most Sacred Heart Sister Mary Jean Meier for the San Fernando Mission of Los Angeles Order of St. Gregory for the House of Prayer for Priests Alexander-Vanis Charitable Fund Massa Family Endowed Fund for the Cathedral High School of Los Angeles, Inc. Education Fund in Honor of Fr. John McAnulty, S.J. Casey Habing Anderson Fund Maintenance of the San Fernando Mission Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels (6 funds) Order of St. Gregory for the House of Prayer for Timothy and Anna Anderson Family Fund Pastors Endowment Fund Catholic Association of Latino Leaders Priests Maintenance Fund in Honor of Anonymous S Family Donor-Advised Fund Monsignor Francis J. Weber Archival Center Catholic Big Brothers Big Sisters Youth Mentoring Fund Cardinal Roger M. Mahony Lily Burrill Family Fund Endowment Fund Catholic Charities of Los Angeles, Inc. Joseph and Ann Sanders Charitable Fund Castruccio and Pustay Donor-Advised Fund Catholic Education Foundation of Los Angeles (11 funds) Randalyn and Greg Stanislawski Family Fund Annie Lynn Close Charitable Fund Scholarship Funds Christ Child Society of Pasadena Savings Monsignor Francis J. Weber Fund for the Benefit of Caroline Louise Close Charitable Fund Christ Child Society of Pasadena Thralls Bequest the Archival Center at the Archdiocese of Los Angeles David Stephen Close Charitable Fund Brunilda Chavez Memorial Fund Corpus Christi School Tuition Fund Grace Ann Close Charitable Fund Bill and Teresa Hartfield Memorial Scholarship Fund Eparchy of Our Lady of Lebanon Donor-Advised Funds—Nonpermanent Michael Robert Close Charitable Fund Raquel Latham Scholarship Fund Maronite Catholic Church (20 funds) Masion Rene Close Charitable Fund Stephen S. Magoffin Scholarship Fund Friends of Corpus Christi School Fund Howard and Kathleen Anderson Charitable Fund Ferry Grandchildren Legacy Fund—Elizabeth Orem Edmund H. Shea Jr. Scholarship Fund Tahoe Partnership Hanrahan Fund Anonymous Ferry Grandchildren Legacy Fund—Justine Dovidio Edmund H. Shea Jr. Scholarship Survivor’s Fund La Salle High School of Pasadena, Inc. Michele N. Beauchamp Fund for the Exclusive Benefit of Ferry Grandchildren Legacy Fund—Quentin Orem P.J. Wade, M.D., Scholarship Fund Midwest Theological Forum the Little Sisters of the Poor Los Angeles Ferry Grandchildren Legacy Fund—Taylor Ferry NET California Charles and Diane Carroll Family Fund Kim Family Donor-Advised Fund Opus Caritatis, Inc. Louis M. and Sarah Jane Castruccio Charitable Fund Erin Marie McCaffery Fund Order of St. Gregory Fund for the Exclusive Benefit of the Cathedral Music Fund Kelly Ann McCaffery Fund Cardinal Timothy Manning House of Prayer for Priests Bill and Helen Close Charitable Fund “B” Deborah Ann Close Millar Charitable Fund Right to Life League of Southern California Bill and Helen Close Fund for the Carmelite Sisters Abhe Murthy Charitable Fund Saint Sebastian Sports Project Richard and Maude Ferry Fund Alka Murthy Charitable Fund Society of St. Vincent de Paul Fund Junipero Serra High School Teachers Megan Elizabeth and Michael David Nelson Fund St. Francis Center Fund Charitable Fund for Classroom Projects Cristina Marie Sclafani Charitable Fund St. James School Education Foundation Knoll Family Fund John Paul Sclafani Charitable Fund St. John’s Seminary (18 funds) McCaffery Fund for St. Julie Billiart Catholic Church Julia Luisa Sclafani Charitable Fund University of Notre Dame Fund for the Misch Family Fund for Catholic School Education Sofia Rose Sclafani Charitable Fund Alliance for Catholic Education (ACE) Misch Family St. Teresa of Calcutta Fund Katherine A. Wardlaw Fund Misch Family Sts. Peter and Paul Fund for William M. Wardlaw Jr. Fund Donor-Advised Funds—Permanent Christian Evangelization Father Joe Moniz Educational Fund Unrestricted Endowment Funds Bill and Helen Close Charitable Fund “A” Bishop David O’Connell Fund for Evangelization Bill and Helen Close Fund for the Catholic Education and Catholic Education Catholic Community Endowment for the Foundation of Los Angeles Alfred and Jeanne Paiz Family Fund Archdiocese of Los Angeles Bill and Helen Close Fund for the Norbertine Fathers Nirmala Rams Family Fund Catholic Community Foundation of Los Angeles We encourage everyone to of St. Michael’s Abbey Restorative Justice Office Charitable Fund Growth Fund “ be a philanthropist by Bill and Helen Close Order of St. Gregory Endowment Dr. Roberto and Mrs. Delia Roges Family Donor Fund discovering the great joy David and Pamela DeVito Charitable Fund Roohan Family Charitable Fund Restricted Endowment Funds Dorene C. Dominguez Education Fund John and Dorothy Shea Charitable Fund of giving time, money, or Enright Family Scholarship Fund Mary Shea Family Charitable Fund Survivor’s Trust Kathleen H. Anderson Fund for Catholic School talent in service to others.

Archbishop José H. Gomez Fund for the Benefit Mary Shea Family Charitable Fund Tahoe Partnership Education for the Benefit of the Catholic Education ” of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles Peter and Carolyn Shea Charitable Fund Foundation of Los Angeles Timithie Norman Monsignor Kevin Kostelnik Fund for the Benefit of Cynthia L. and William E. Simon Jr. Fund Brunilda Chavez Literacy Fund Director of Development, CCF-LA Liturgy at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels Smet Foundation Charitable Fund Union Rescue Mission Charitable Fund OUR DONORS BOARD OF DIRECTORS COMMITTEES STAFF

Catherine Q. Alexander Maude and Richard Ferry San Gabriel Mission Church Chairman Audit Committee Kathleen H. Anderson American Martyrs Catholic Church Christine Foster Vietnamese Community Services President and William M. Wardlaw William E. Simon Jr., Chair Cia Amir Rosemarie and Jorge Gutierrez St. Andrew Church Executive Director Partner, Freeman Spogli & Company John C. Morrissey Kathleen and Howard Anderson Msgr. Frank Hicks St. Anthony’s Church William M. Wardlaw Archdiocese of Los Angeles Holy Family Church St. John the Baptist Catholic Church Lilia Avancena Vice Chairman Assumption B.V.M. Church Stephen Kemp St. Martha’s Catholic Church Staff Accountant Executive Committee Mary Baur Olivia Knighton St. Michael Church Louis M. Castruccio Mike Birkholm Knights of Columbus St. Philip the Apostle School Partner Emeritus, Irell & Manella LLP William M. Wardlaw, Chair Arnulfo Cueva Jr. Drs. Christel and Michael Brennan Alison and Ryan Knoll St. Rita’s Church Louis M. Castruccio Chief Financial Officer Diane and Charles Carroll Donald Latham St. Thomas Aquinas Church Secretary David S. DeVito and Treasurer Jane and Louis Castruccio Nick Martin Susan N. Stephenson Archbishop José H. Gomez Edward C. Roohan Church of Nativity Louise C. Meehan Shirlie Thomas Louise Damberg Partner, Gatehouse Partners LLC Helen and Bill Close Barbara Mitchell Sue E. Torres Governance & Editor Congregation of the Passion Steven M. Molacek Isabel Valdiviezo Nominating Committee Directors Holy Cross Province Our Lady of Guadalupe Church Lisa Vallejo Kara Duncan William M. Wardlaw, Chair Araceli Cortez Our Lady of Solitude Church John Viola David S. DeVito Senior Development Assistant Dorene C. Dominguez Costco Wholesale Executive Match Valarie and Eugene Read Dr. Patrick J. Wade Executive Vice President and William E. Simon Jr. Pamela and David DeVito Delia and Dr. Roberto Roges Kim and William Wardlaw Chief Operating Officer Briana Limeta Kathleen M. Duncan Sacred Heart Church Bruce G. Willison Trust Company of the West Client Services Manager Investment Committee East West Bank Saint Benedict Catholic Church In memory of: Dorene C. Dominguez Airlin S. Espina Saint Christopher Parish School Raquel Latham David S. DeVito, Chair Malanna Marioneaux Chairwoman and Chief Executive Officer Jane and Gerald Fagan Salesian Society Kathry Teresa Thomas John C. Morrissey Manager of Office Operations Vanir Group of Companies Randolph E. Steiner and Assistant Treasurer John C. Morrissey William M. Wardlaw Managing Director, Shea Ventures Timithie Norman Development Advisory Director of Development Delia M. Roges Catholic Community Commission for the Board Regional Head of U.S. Institutional Sales Endowment Donors Viririana Saldana & Managing Director, Invesco LTD. Edward C. Roohan, Chair Executive Assistant to the Linda Beaven Carrie Shea Tilton President In 2017, the Catholic Community Kathleen and Howard Anderson Dennis Branconier Trustee, Shea Family Charities Foundation of Los Angeles started Anonymous Janice Burrill The design, illustrations a campaign to build the first Mary Bauer William E. Simon Jr. Charles E. Carroll and production of the 2018 community fund within CCF- Drs. Christel and Michael Brennan Partner, Massey Quick Simon & Co. LLC Kimberly Jetton Statement of Accountability LA. The Catholic Community Michael J. Brennan James McCaffery were generously donated by Endowment is a permanently Louis M. and Sarah Jane Castruccio Ex-Officio Members Kathryn McCaffery Howard Anderson. endowed fund created for the Charitable Fund Christine Smith Archbishop José H. Gomez purpose of benefiting entities of Bill and Helen Close Charitable Fund “B” Jan Vega Archdiocese of Los Angeles the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. Louise Damberg Kathleen M. Duncan Monsignor Albert Bahhuth Marketing and The campaign was initiated with Thomas and Dorothy Leavey Foundation Moderator of the Curia and Vicar General Communications Advisory a lead gift from the Thomas Mary P. Loftus Archdiocese of Los Angeles Commission for the Board and Dorothy Leavey Foundation Nick Martin Randolph E. Steiner Ryan Knoll, Chair and will run through 2020. All Kathy and Jim McCaffery Chief Financial Officer Patrick Casey donors will be recognized forever Geri and David Misch Archdiocese of Los Angeles as founders of the Catholic Misch Family Sts. Peter and Paul Community Endowment. Fund for Christian Evangelization CCF-LA regretfully accepted the resignation Wardlaw Family Foundation of Board Member David R. Misch and extend Msgr. Francis J. Weber our gratitude for his service and support for our mission. CATHOLIC COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Los Angeles

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