A N N U a L R E P O R T ! " " # / ! " " $ AS EACH ONE HAS RECEIVED a GIFT, USE IT to SERVE ONE ANOTHER AS GOOD STEWARDS of GOD’S VARIED GRACE– 1 Peter 4:10

A N N U A L R E P O R T ! " " # / ! " " $ AS EACH ONE HAS RECEIVED A GIFT, USE IT TO SERVE ONE ANOTHER AS GOOD STEWARDS OF GOD’S VARIED GRACE– 1 Peter 4:10

Poverty in America is a moral and social crisis that threatens the health and well-being of our country. In Santa Clara County, nearly one in four households can’t make ends meet. It’s time to renew our commitment to action on behalf of the poor and vulnerable. Please join Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County as we unite policy-makers and people of good will to ﬁnd effective solutions to this injustice. The Campaign to Cut Poverty is about who we are as a region. We must no longer ignore the injustice of poverty and the extreme inequality in our “Valley of Heart’s Delight.” We must seize this opportunity to promote changes that promote human dignity and the common good. Pledge to join us. Advocate. Give. Volunteer. Your actions will bring us a step closer to creating a just and compassionate community. To learn more about the Campaign to Cut Poverty, contact Terrie Iacino at (408) 325-5132 [email protected]. Dear Friends of Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County, We are pleased to present our annual report to the community for ﬁscal year 2007-2008.

This was a very important year for us as the groundwork was laid for Catholic Charities to launch the Campaign to Cut Poverty with Step Up Silicon Valley, a coalition we are leading of more than 90 service organizations, corporations and government agencies, whose goal is to cut poverty in half by 2020 in Santa Clara County.

One of the major issues to overcome is the public’s perception of poverty in our valley.

Poverty affects more than the homeless people we all see each and everyday in our parks, neighborhoods and downtown areas of the county. Gregory R. Kepferle We call poverty the level below what households need to make ends meet … with adequate housing, food, CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER health coverage, education and ﬁnancial resources at their disposal.

It is work our agency is embracing whole-heartedly and will stop at nothing short of success.

This past year was a very busy one in many other ways for Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County. Our budget grew by 35% to $21.5 million dollars … and we ended the year in the black. Our staff grew by 26% to 442 people … while the number of clients we served grew by a staggering 37% to more than 37,000 people.

El Toro Youth Center in Morgan Hill joined the agency and serves nearly 500 youth and parents through tutorial services, computer literacy classes, arts and crafts, sports, recreational activities and family workshops.

As the demands from the community grow, so do our efforts to meet the needs of the underserved and Paul F. Gentzkow at-risk individuals and families in Santa Clara County. PRESIDENT

It all means that our work is not done and that we will continue striving to change lives for good.

Thank you to our donors, funders and partners for all your support.

1 OPERATING REVENUE OPERATING EXPENSE 6,716,475 Federal 3,435,461 Economic Development 5,814,977 State 1,826,256 Youth & Family 2,103,611 Local 5,374,576 Education 2,809,460 Older Adults 14,635,063 Total Government Grants 3,846,356 Behavioral Health 2,872,381 Individual Donors 122,916 Community & Advocacy 160,574 Bequests 17,415,025 Subtotal Program Expense 3,909,650 Foundations & Corporate Donors 956,856 Fees for Service 3,280,929 Administrative Expense - 419,437 Investment Income and Other 610,387 Development Expense

OUR MISSION 22,115,087 Total Revenue 21,306,341 Total Expense Catholic Charities of Santa 808,746 Change in Net Assets Clara County serves and (Includes additions to restricted net assets) advocates for families and individuals in need, especially those living in poverty. Rooted in gospel values, we work to create a more just and compassionate community in which people of all cultures and beliefs can participate.

Learn more about the mission of Catholic Charities and see detailed descriptions of our services at www.catholiccharitiesscc.org

2 EXECUTIVE TEAM BOARD OF DIRECTORS EX OFFICIO DIVISIONS AND SERVICE AREAS Gregory R. Kepferle Most Reverend Gregory R. Kepferle Behavioral Health Services CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Patrick J. McGrath Rev. Brendan McGuire · Counseling CHAIR Margaret Williams Robert Serventi · Navigator Homeless Project CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE AND Paul F. Gentzkow · Supportive Housing Services FINANCIAL OFFICER PRESIDENT · Treatment Services Magi Young Thomas J. Crotty Campaign to Cut Poverty CHIEF DEVELOPMENT OFFICER VICE PRESIDENT EMERITUS BOARD Mary Quilici Aumack · Social Policy and Advocacy Deborah Baker Cathy Parker DIRECTOR SECRETARY Nancy Biagini† Community & Parish Partnerships HUMAN RESOURCES Lucile Bianco · Social Ministry/Education Mary Sue Albanese Marilou Cristina Louis Boitano† · Volunteers DIRECTOR Maribel R. Andonian OLDER ADULT SERVICES Jerry Floyd Frank G. Bisceglia Economic Development Services Mary Ellen Fox · Employment Ellen Dumesnil Norman Carroll DIRECTOR Gene Gerwe · Financial Education ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SERVICES Jim Cashman Marcos Herrera · Housing Search Rasha Hasaneen Theresa Iacino Hugh Isola · Immigration Legal Services DIRECTOR Alex Hull CAMPAIGN TO CUT POVERTY Philip A. Mahoney · Mental Health Employment Rev. Anthony Mancuso Lon Normandin · Refugee Resettlement Elizabeth Lilly Joseph P. Melehan DIRECTOR Robert Peters Educational Services COMMUNITY AND PARISH PARTNERSHIPS Thanh T. Nguyen Steven Pirotta · After School Programs Kitty Mason Timothy O’Donnell Michael Schall · Early Literacy DIRECTOR Ronald Pelzel BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES John M. Sobrato · Family Support Deborah Robinson Diane Speno Older Adults Maritza Maldonado Darlene Tenes DIRECTOR Joseph Thomas · Caregiver Support EDUCATIONAL SERVICES Raymond J. Triplett Gene Toomey · Long Term Care Support Andrea Villaseñor-Perry Patrick Waite Kenneth Wang · Senior Community Services DIRECTOR Mark Waxman YOUTH AND FAMILY SERVICES Youth and Family Services Michael Yutrzenka · Kinship Resource Center · Youth Centers · Youth Empowered for Success † Deceased 3 LIFETIME BENEFACTORS Ronald and Monica Witherspoon Roger and Wendy Mairose John and Carolyn Lewis The following individuals and families have made Ed Wolak and Hozumi Miyauchi Richard and Elizabeth Moley Philip and Kelly Mahoney signiﬁcant cumulative gifts to Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County as of June 30, 2008. $50,000 + James and Eileen Murphy Robert and Christine Masleid Manuel and Mari Alba Timothy O’Donnell Karen and Christopher Payne $500,000 + Family Foundation Maribeth Benham Mary and Douglass Aumack Michael and Ann Schall Ronald and Sheryl Pelzel Donald and Barbara DeGroot Mark Block and John M. and Abby Sobrato Robert and Carol Peters Richard and Elizabeth Moley Gretchen Werner-Block Donald and Anna Waite Louis† and Florence† Boitano Daniel and Charmaine Andrea and Joe Thomas $100,000 + B.J. and Bebe Cassin Warmenhoven Ron and Monica Witherspoon Anonymous (3) Kevin and Deborah Cuccias Circle of Compassion: Ed Wolak and Hozumi Miyauchi Marijane† and William J. Michael and Leslie Wood Adams, Jr. Jerry and Linda Floyd $10,000 - $24,999 Anonymous Thomas R. Bettencourt Rosemary B. Hewlett Circle of Mercy: $5,000 - $9,999 Endowment Fund Richard and Diane Horn John and Mary Sue Albanese Anonymous Michael and Mary Ellen Fox Bob and Edie Kirkwood Mary and Douglass Aumack Manuel and Mari Alba Paul and Barbara Gentzkow Lon and Peggy Normandin Maribeth Benham Michael and Margaret Blach Charles and Nancy Geschke Andrew and Helen Pavicich Joan Brown Mark Block and Herb and Eva Gundersen Karen and Christopher Payne Oliver and Susan Flach Gretchen Werner-Block D. J. Heinlen† Family Foundation Michael and Mary Ellen Fox Richard and Geraldine Boucher John and Carolyn Lewis Ronald and Sheryl Pelzel Jeffrey Garcia and Joanne M. Briggs Carmella Decesare Roger and Wendy Mairose Elizabeth W. Riley† John and Susan Busco Philip and Jennifer DiNapoli James and Eileen Murphy Richard and Genevieve Rolla B.J. and Bebe Cassin Paul and Barbara Gentzkow Timothy O’Donnell Michael and Ann Schall Castellano Family Foundation Charles and Nancy Geschke Jay Paul Milton and Mildred Searl Kevin and Deborah Cuccias Herb and Eva Gundersen Robert and Carol Peters John A. and Sue Sobrato Murray and Marie Demo Chuck and Ellen Haas John M. and Abby Sobrato Brendan and Mary Staveley John and Melinda DiNapoli Thomas and Kris Hansen Andrea and Joe Thomas Michael and Leslie Wood William and Mary Egan Michael and Bonnie Hope Ray and Susan Triplett ANNUAL CONTRIBUTIONS John and Mary Feibusch Donald and Anna Waite July 1, 2007 – June 30, 2008 John and Kate† Wakerly Matthew 25 Circle: $25,000 + 518,000 hours of literacy instruction were provided to children Daniel and Charmaine Anonymous (2) at 20 of the lowest performing schools in the Valley – an Warmenhoven Bob and Edie Kirkwood increase of 280% in hours from the previous year.

† Deceased 4 Rich and Ginny Haughey Stephen and Mary Almassy Thomas Hayes Tim and Tee M. Hitchcock John and Caryl Armstrong James and Pamela Hennessy Linda Izquierdo Bruce Aumack Marcos and Denise Herrera Marianne Jackson Stephen and Elisa Baroni Richard and Diane Horn Gregory Kepferle and Jean Ann Blach Stephen and Margaret Jasper Blomquist William T. Burke Irvin R. Kobsa Alfred and Maureen Lane Ted Buszkiewicz Mary J. Kovacich Lawrence and Katherine Lang Alvin and Rachel Cadman Mary Beth Long and Eugene Lee and Martina Niou Jack and Linda Callon David Grunbaum Robert and Elaine Maier William and Susan Carter Ronald and Joan Mackin Mobedshahi Family Foundation Shinwu Chiang and Hai Hsia Chen David and Terry Markle John and Tashia Morgridge, Sharon Cioffi Katherine Mason TOSA Foundation Rick Clark and Christine Earley Reverend Brendan McGuire Thanh Nguyen and Carolyn Bendik Catholic Charities added El Toro Wilbur and Betty Clarke Joseph and Celeste Melehan Lon and Peggy Normandin Youth Center to its Youth & Family Bernard Dahl and John Dahl Helen Moritz and David Caldwell Mary Catherine Parker Services division. The center is Terrence Dahl and Donna Beres Craig and Mary Noke Les and Nini Pelio dedicated to providing services to Ken and Kristin Dickens Charles and Rosario Nunnally Marc and Karen Power children from low income families Mary E. Dohn D. B. and Joanne O’Donnell Reverend Thomas J. Shea in Morgan Hill. Located near Elizabeth Doyle Timothy and Julia O’Keefe Nicholas and Diane Speno downtown Morgan Hill, El Toro Michael and Anne Federwisch Jack and Gayanne Peckham Edward and Alison Staab Youth Center is the hub of activity Robert A. Fischer David and Roxanne Peterschmidt Ray and Susan Triplett where children and their parents Jerry and Linda Floyd Robert and Carol Petersen John and Lilli Valencia can receive drop-in services. The Keith and Pam Fox Alexander and Patrick and Virginia Waite Roxanne Petruncola center provides students tutorial Anthony and Deborah Galdes Paul and May Wang Edmund Porter service with homework, computer Kathleen Gannon Phyllis Ward Adolph and Rosemary Quilici literacy classes, arts and crafts, Gene and Barbara Gerwe John and Rosemary Young Eugene and Dianne Ravizza sports, and other recreational Anthony and Ann Giannuzzi David and Mary Roberson activities. Circle of Sharing: John and Barbara Glynn Joelle Rokovich $2,500 - $4,999 Drew and Diane Haaser Richard and Genevieve Rolla Anonymous (2) Francis and Mary Harvey John and Diann Ryan Reverend Thomas Ahern† Rasha Hasaneen Richard Santi and Maureen Minhoto-Santi

† Deceased 5 Art and Susan Santos Ted and Nancy† Biagini Most Reverend Pierre DuMaine Rich and Kristi Saso Lucile and Ernest Bianco John and Mary Dyer Norman W. Saucedo Frank and Susan Bisceglia Walter and Gloria Eppler Ken J. Schmitt Doug and Pascale Bloyd David and Elizabeth Ferrari John and Kathy Schniedwind Louis† and Florence† Boitano L. Richard Fisher John A. and Sue Sobrato Thomas and Norma Bommarito John and Georgiana Flaherty John and Mary Ann Sorci Cathy Bonnici Charles Forge Brendan and Mary Staveley Armando Bottelli Geoffrey and Josephine Fox Joseph and Lucille Tersigni Jim and Lynn Briody Dave and Jill Galiotto Nick and Marilyn† Tikvica Arnold and Mary Ellen Bruni Porfirio Garay David and Claire Tristram Ralph and Valerie Butler Patrick and Tammy Geary Geraldine Van Dyke Ronald and Marcia Cali John and Jackie Gerstner Steve and Michelle Varnau Nancy Cannon Ernest and Marcia Giachetti Greg and Liz Vaughan Rory Carracher Robert and Wendy Gittings David and Maria Villanueva Jim and Anne Cashman Robert and Stacy Gleixner Michael and Jolon Wagner Lucy Chai Fred and Patricia Gomez Paula Ramos has been a ﬁxture Alice Wallace Dolores Chasuk Michael and Anne Goris at Catholic Charities’ John XXIII Kenneth and Jessica Wang Chiy and Shiouyin Chen Leonard D. Goscila Multi-Service Center near San Jose’s Jimmy and Maria Wong Stayton Chock Mark and Jean Grace City Hall for 25 years. During that Circle of Justice: $1,500 - $2,499 Gloria Citti Gerald and Allene Graham time, she has served more than Anonymous (2) Thomas and Margi Connelly Howard and Linda Graham 750,000 meals to downtown’s senior Maria Allo and W.D. Andrews Paul and Libby Conrado Gaylord and Marcia Green population as part of the agency’s Maribel and Robert Andonian Bill and Pam Costello Virginia Grimaldo senior nutrition lunch program. Dave and Carrie Arata Alan and Nancy Covington John and Enis Hall Her efforts were recognized by the Paul and Deborah Baker Rose Crimi and Robert Muench John and Patricia Hammett California State Assembly. Ramos John and Julie Barton Robert Cunningham John and Michelle Hansen exempliﬁes the quality of Catholic William and Jill Baumel Frank and Shirley Dalle Molle Susan Hardman Charities’ staff members. Paul and Donna Beaupre John Davis Douglas and Barbara Harper Adriana Benevento Herbert DeConte Glenn and Leslie Hartzheim Robert and Dorothy Berry Kevin and Claudia Denuccio Roy and Janet Hayter Robert Bettencourt Dana and Elaine Ditmore David and Evelyn Heagerty

† Deceased 6 John and Mary Healy Bob and Josie Navarrete Gary and Pat Vick Darrell and Patricia Berg John and Marjorie Heck Simon Nguyen Andrea Villaseñor-Perry and Robert and Nancy Bernal John and Andrea Hennessy John and Nancy Ottoboni Francis Perry Thomas and Janice Berthold Richard and Claudia Herlein Edward and Lorna Panelli Eleanor M. Voldrich John and Joan Bertolotti James and Susan Hoey Andy and Maria Pecota Stephen and Judith Volm R. Victor and Pauline Besler Xiaoxiong and Xiaosi Huang Mark and Darcy Pierce Raymond Von Savoye Emo and Anne Biagini Hugh and Marilou Isola Ruth Poehlmann John and Eleanor Whalen Mary Black Michael Kalt Linda Poncetta Richard and Mariette Williams Marion Block Anne Kearney Duke and Cathleen Powers Michael and Lisa Seifert Yutrzenka Charles and Nancy Boesenberg John and Dolores Kent Jeff and Cathy Purnell Circle of Love: $1,000 - $1,499 Franceen Borrillo Koeplin Family Foundation Frank and Annette Rahn Anonymous (4) Patricia Bowles David Lerner Wayne and Annabelle Resch William J. Adams, Jr. Mark and Jenny Brandemuehl Frank and Lily Lin Ernesto and Maria Rey Frank and Roya Alexander John and Gloria Braskamp Harry and Margo Logan Tom and Debbie Robinson Richard and Paulette Altmaier Eummi Brettner Edward and Valerie Lozowicki Mark and Julie Robson Emma Anderson Mark and Megumi Brod James and Marion Lyon Walter and Maryanne Rossi Thomas and Laura Anderson John and M. Christine Brown Patrick and Sally Magee William and Mary Roth Thomas and Doreen Andriacchi Brian and Nancy Burke Joseph and Celia Maglione Kevin and Nancy Ryan Ian and Prema Angelo Gary Campanella George and Judy Marcus Lester and Linda Schiefelbein Gil and Candy Argentina Walter and Victoria Campbell Scott and Kristy Mathisen Shirlee and Henry† Schiro John and Marlene Arnold Lauretta Cappiello Jim and Barbara McDonald Stephen and Patricia Schott Thomas and Barbara Arnoldussen Tim and Mary Carl John and Julie McKellar Paul and Dolores Simone Rudy and Jane Bahr Arthur and Jean Carmichael Thomas and Elsa McLaughlin William and Marcelline Smith Deborah Baker Jean R. Carpeneti Don and Irene McMullen George and Lorraine Sousa Dorothy Banker John and Dolores Carr Donald and Therese McNeil Robert J. Taccini Tom Barton and Helen Charette Ludger and Christina Mimberg John and Linda Tarby Christina Papoulias Barton Jimmy Chen and Annie Yuan Gregg M. Mitchell Alexander and Patricia Tennant John and Suzanne Bauer Michael and Shirley Chiu Fred and Dorothy Mollerus Ronald and Joyce Thibault Donald and Ann Morey Gene and Jane Toomey More than 73,000 nutritious, hot meals were served to needy Malachy and Jane Moynihan Steven and Beatrice Undorte seniors at Catholic Charities’ three senior nutrition sites – William and Brenda Murphy Thomas and Irene Upson a 41% increase from last year.

† Deceased 7 Mark didn’t know if he was going to Dih Nhai was born and raised in Jane came to Catholic Charities two THE VOICES pass the seventh grade … his regular Burma, but the current Myanmar years ago - unemployed, struggling teachers had even told him so. But, political regime spurred her to leave with sobriety, hoping to reunite with OF HOPE Mark began attending Catholic her homeland in order to survive. As her children, and in a relationship Charities’ CORAL after-school a 15-year-old, she made her way to with a history of domestic violence. program at his middle school. With Malaysia. With little protection under Her counselors from Catholic help from the CORAL staff, problems Malaysian law and no opportunity Charities Behavioral Health division that had been too complicated for him to go to school she tried to blend in. worked with her to begin attending were broken down into components She found a job working more than Alcoholics Anonymous and got her that he could understand and he 11 hours every day – seven days a a sponsor. Counselors helped her to began to improve his grades and his week. With the help of a pastor, Dih receive medications that would be comprehension levels. Mark ﬁ nished Nhai gained entrance to the United more effective in treating her the year with mostly A’s and B’s on his Nation’s refugee center and was symptoms of depression. She was report card and advanced to the eighth selected to go to America. Through referred to Catholic Charities’ Focus grade and is continuing to improve his Catholic Charities’ Refugee Foster for Work program and found a part scholastic work. Catholic Charities’ Care program, Dih Nhai was matched time job that she has been able to CORAL programs are in 20 Santa with a caring family. She’s an honors maintain. Jane continues to attend a Clara County public schools serving student and hopes to work in the women’s meeting every week, has more than 3,000 students. pharmaceutical industry someday. remained clean, and has been reuniﬁ ed with her children.

8 Decades before the federal As part of Catholic Charities’ mission Jon had run afoul of the law. government enacted the Americans statement, the agency strives to “work Making his way on his own through MOVING with Disabilities Act, Catholic to create a more just and compassionate the probationary system seemed Charities of Santa Clara County community in which people of all daunting, but he found help when OUT OF was implementing a program to cultures and beliefs can participate.” he was connected with Catholic bring disabled people into the One means to fulfilling its mission Charities’ Probation Support and POVERTY mainstream. Catholic Charities statement is Catholic Charities’ Enhancement Services team. With celebrated the 40th anniversary of implementation of the national JustFaith the support of Catholic Charities its Handicapables program with an program within the Diocese of San case managers, Jon adhered to his event attended by more than 150 Jose. Because of this program hundreds court mandates, completed his people at St. Joseph’s Basilica in of people are now active, passionate community service requirements San Jose - including the founder advocates for justice in parishes and and stayed out of jail. He is one of of the program, Nadine Calligiuri. in the community. Begun by Jack more than 200 youth who stayed out Undeterred by cerebral palsy, Jezreel, JustFaith offers programs for of jail through the guidance from Nadine formed the support and Catholics, non-Catholics, and youth Catholic Charities case managers. enrichment program designed with topics ranging from compassion Intensive case management services to bring disabled people together and justice to climate change and are provided by the program’s staff at Mass and social activities. prison reform. These workshops are to gang-impacted youth and youth “Handicapables helps get the exciting opportunities for parishes and involved in the juvenile justice cobwebs out of people’s minds,” small faith communities interested in system. said Nadine. promoting social ministry. 9 Douglas and Kim Chrissan Donald and Doris Douglas John and Barbara Hartmann Jeffrey and Marlene Coe Jean Drahmann Richard and Joy Hawkins Lawrence and Bernice Comfort David and Diana Drogos Yvonne Hebert Robert Conlan William and Katherine Duffy George and Denise Heeg Victoria Contreras-Wolfe Jerome and Veronica Duluk D. J. Heinlen† Victor and Barbara Corsiglia Charles and Dana Duncheon Mary Hinderliter Vincent and Colleen Cortese Tom and Jo Dunkin Michelle Hogan Marion and Mary Cox Ruth Dunn Thomas and Mary Ann Hogan Marilou Cristina Mary Agnes Early Jeffrey and Patricia Holden Thomas and Mary Crotty Jonathan and Therese Engquist Sharon Holt Jerome and Carol Crowley Philip and Angela Ernstrom George and Marjorie Honore Jeff and Lisa Cuppett Robert and Eileen Feichtmeir Peter and Suzanne Hooper Catholic Charities’ Tax EZ Program, Robert and Holly Curley Gerald and Robin Ferrari John and Valerie Hopkins last year, filed tax claims for 1,353 tax Michael and Maureen Curulla Dorothy Filice John Hornberger and payers and helped 80 clients file their Robert and Edith Czeropski Kirk and Suanne Flatow Mary Anne Rodgers back taxes. As the leading provider of Jean and Mary Ruth Dargis Ebe Frasse Alexander Hull free tax preparation services in Santa Paul and Marly Darius Frank and Michelle Friedrich Mary Anne Hutson Clara County, Catholic Charities Ray and Jane Davilla Hrvoje Galic Don and Kathy Imwalle helped families receive more than Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. De Bolt Jerome and Diantha Galli Robert and Christine Jahncke $685,000 in Earned Income Tax Barbara Debenedetto Robert and Janet Galvin James Janik Pamela John Credits (EITC). Tax payers received a Donald and Barbara DeGroot Robert and Thailene Gavin total of $1,503,359 in refunds with Sara Johnson William and Helen Del Biaggio Thierry Geris each household receiving an average Mary G. Kaems A. Kirch and Sharon DeMartini George Giacomini of $1,111. John and Robbyn Denzel Muriel Gilson Reverend Raymond G. Kenny David Kim Michael Denzel Adrianna and Tom Glascott Claire Lachance Franklin and Jean Knofler Paul and Linda Deppmeier Glen and Karyn Gramling Don and Sue Larson Roger and Jane Knopf George M. Derderian Tom Grandsaert Michael and Carol Lavelle Joseph and Rita Krackeler Gilles Devictor and Claire Simeon Philip and Karrie Grasser Tim and Lisa Leahy Peter Krammer Michael and Wendy Donohoe John and Valorie Hamachek Martin and Linda Lee Joseph and Emily La Scola Diane R. Dorsa Kirk and Kathryn Hanson Thelma Lee Ronald and Marilyn Labetich Frank and Marilyn Dorsa Diane and Joe Harrington Tzongyu and Jeanet Lee

† Deceased 10 Victory Lee Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Moore Willis D. Perkins Fund Paul and Sylvia and Sylvia Seidel Jennifer Levy Robert and Patricia Moore Ron and Karen Petrinovich Wayne and Diana Shull Joseph and Christine Li Peter and Kathleen Muller Diana Pires Paul and Kathleen Sidenblad Salvador and Laura Liccardo Tom Murphy Steve Pirotta Herbert H. Singh Donald and Maureen Lightbody John and Kathleen Nalty Michael and Cindy Poso Paul and Emily Smith Kathleen McMahon Liss James and Julia Nelson Ellen Prandi William D. Smythe† Richard and Karen Loftus Anthony and Olga Nespole David Preklas Rubén and Lorena Solorio John Lowney Anh-Duy Nguyen and Donald and Joanne Prolo Charles and Irene Splaine Gerard Luk-Pat and Peggy Su Quynh Chi Ngo Todd Rapazzini Mark Stevens and Mary Murphy Larry and Jo Ann Lynch Frank and Donna Nicoletti Joseph and Dorothy Reagan James and Joan Stoelker Orla MacLean Mary D. Niemiller Rick and Anne Reagan Geraldine Sullivan Leon and Catherine Manou Richard and Sue Noack Patricia Regan John P. Sullivan Patrick and Ursula Mantey Domenic and Lydia Norcia Carl Reinhardt Gerald and Jean Swiss Gary and Barbara Martin Ronald and Susan Ober Wayne and Lana Renken John and Leah Sze Reverend Joseph Maynard William and Renee O’Brien David and Barbara Rigney Lina Taskovich Jamie McCue Robert and Madeline Oei Frank and Joan Ritchey Steve Tate Most Reverend Patrick J. McGrath Michael and Evelyn Oliver John and Arlene Rocchio Paul and Mary Teilh Michael and Nona McHale Noreen O’Reilly Paul and Maureen Rogan John and Nancy Thielmann Gilbert and Vera McInnes Esther Orsi Louis and Joanne Rosendin Cora Tomalinas Mr. and Mrs. William McKiernan Wayne and Christina Ortiz Ray and Nancy Rosendin John and Elizabeth Toole Patrick and Pam McMahon Eddie and Helen Owen Francis and Jeannine Sacco Mark and Mary Totman Thomas and Margaret Meagher Marilyn Palermo Vince and Ellen Sakowski Theresa Tran Joe and Josephine Melo Francis Pastizzo Michael and Maryclaire Anthony P. Trebaol Brian and Catherine Messenger Roger and Silvia Patrick Sampognaro Evelyn Troedson Joseph and Lisa Mitchell Andrew and Helen Pavicich Travis Sandberg William and Ana Tsai Richard and Juanita Miyashiro Carlo and Ev Pedron Mark and Sandra Schmidt Francesca Turbok Chris T. and Nancy Frusetta Moore John Peichoto Thomas and Patricia Schneck Michael and Louise Veuve Francis Schumacher and Robert Violante Nina Friend Ted Vo El Toro Youth Center in Morgan Hill joined the agency Stephen and Nancy Schwalen Rodney and Korrin Wade providing homework assistance, computer literacy programs Milton and Mildread Searl Nick Wagner and wellness activities to 477 youth from low income families. Vincent K. and Zeny Seid

† Deceased 11 John Wakerly Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bordeleau Bruna R. Finnie Saurabh and Kathleen Jain Thomas and Linda Walsh Ron Boring Michael and Cynthia Flynn William and Danielle James Roberta Ward Liadan and Xavier Boyen Norma Fox John and Susan Jordan Don and Sue Watters Richard and Carlee Brown Robert Franceschini, Jr. Gary and Fayeann Jumawan Carson Williams Christopher Burns Robert and Jean Franklin Donald and Patricia Kassner John Wimer Stephen Cagliostro Christine Galloni Mary Kavanagh Tobias and Catherine Wolff Michael and Janet Canning Maria Garza Chauncey B. Kendall Jack and Rae Ruey-Yun Yang Jim and Dorothy Carlson Marcelle Ghabbour George and Janet Kern Joseph and Sandra Young John and Eleanor Cassidy Cyrus Ghazvini Thomas and Nancy Kinoshita Magi Young Alcario and Carmen Castellano Frank Gieselman Bradford and Lauren Koenig Peter and Gail Yribar Martha Chan Clifford and Melody Govaerts William and Ann Kozlovsky Cindy and David Zbin Clifford Chang Robert Gray William and Yvonne Kozlovsky David and Germaine Zenk Gary Chock Janet Grindy Joseph and Yu Ku $500 - $999 Richard and Machell Clark Damon Grose Dennis and Celeste Lahr Anonymous (2) Joseph Cook V.M. Gulan James and Claire Lakner Patrick and Janet Adamiak Kathryn Corro Philippe Hammerness Quan-Chiu Lam George and Anne Ahearn John Crackel Daniel and Judy Hanley George Lancos Korshed Alam Barbara Cruise Edward and Margaret Hansen Melanio and Imelda Lara Thomas J. Albanese Michael and June Cruz Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Harrington Reverend William C. Leininger Donald Allari Howie and Carie Dallmar Walter and Patricia Hartinger James and Julie L’Heureux John Anderson James Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hayes Bernard and Elizabeth Lilly Ronald and Elaine Andrews Joseph and Marion Danko Philip and Mercedes Hegland Arthur and Dolores Lopez Anthony and Sue Atwell William De Mers Mark and Betty Hirth James Lundy JoAnn Avalos Norine DeGregori William and Carol Hoglund Denis and Mary Fran Lynch Jason Baker and Mairead O’Keefe Dennis Demille David and Arlene Holloway Dave Mackin David Baldwin and Susan Speciale Hilary W. Donahue Francis and Rosemary Hopkins John Madden Manuel and Mary Banales David Duckworth Dean Banerjee Cletus Earley Catholic Charities’ Immigration Legal Services provided Daniel and Victoria Bencze George Edinger more than 3,000 people with assistance in applying for Carol Blomquist Thomas and Elizabeth Ferrari citizenship, asylum, visas and special immigrant petitions Charles and Barbara Bocks Kent and Barbara Fielden for children in foster care.

12 Peggy A. Malley Henderson Ong Reverend Msgr. John Sandersfeld Jose and Maria Marquez Ethelbert Onyewuenyi Marguerita Sasser Elbert Martin Wayne Padley John and Liz Sauter John and Katherine Mattingly Mike and Christina Pak Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Schick Dennis and Margaret McCarthy Sean Palacio Barbara A. Schumacher Michael and Mary McCusker Diane Palmeri Suzy Seandel Dennis McEvoy Donald and Susan Pandori Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shovlin Patrick and Nancy McGaraghan Reverend Jon Pedigo Steven and Nenita Smith William and Darlene McGinnis Gary Pester Kenneth Solomon Robert McGlinchey Raymond and Megan Petty Maria Soria-Dinga Robert and Dorothy McGuckin John and Sybille Pfluke Ronald G. Speno Joe and Josephine Melo Joseph and Jane Phipps David and Constance Stiff Clement Michaelraj and Edward and Donna Plehn Dennis and Sally Swanson Cezil Victor John and Valerie Poggi Joseph and Theresa Sweeney Pat and Joyce Milligan Julia Pon Dan Swinehart and Michele Rae Joseph and Lisa Mitchell Judith E. Poutre Marschelle and Dian Syverson Reverend Robert B. Moran John and Carin Powers Trudy and Larry Taliaferro Efrain Moreno Mark Protsik Mr. and Mrs. Urben Taporco Catholic Charities serves more than Larry and Dorothea Morris John and Regina Raniseski Michael and Jeanette Thatcher 300 families with children under the Paul Morris Robert J. Rayl, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Michael E. Thomas age of ﬁve through its FIRST 5 Glenn and Dayna Morton Edward and Rebecca Rea Carlton and Maria Tiamson program. FIRST 5 supports the Roy and Susan Moses Larry and Katia Reeves James Toothman healthy development of children and Timothy and Tami Mulcahy Joseph and Pam Reinke Scott and Paulyne Townsend enriches the lives of their families Eileen Mullin Christopher and Peggy Reynolds Stephen Trebaol and communities by providing Margaret Nacorda-Kinney John Rhine Robert Turkowski parent workshops, connecting the Dung Nguyen Maurene Rodoni Gerald and Martha Anne Uelmen families with the community James and Sharon O’Brien Joan Rotar David and Patty Van Campenhout resources they need, and much more Raymond and Mary Ann O’Brien James Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Van Dierendonck at our Family Resource Centers. Patrick and Carolyn O’Connor Kathleen M. Ryan Stephen Van Dusen Celeste Oda Paul and Mary Sanchirico Dee Vance-Micallef Patrick and Mary O’Meara Vincent and Vivian Sanders Kenneth and Sharene Virnig

13 Alex and Suyang Wang Chris Benson and Pamela Maker Richard and Karen Cover Chi and Rosa Wang Louis and Angie Biagini Charles and Charlene Cox Paul Williams and Suzanne Thomas Biagini Alexander and Lois Crabb Wheaton Pat Billiet Denis A. Crasta John and Peggy Worthing Brian and Julie Blach William Crites Bradley Yeargain and Eva Ng Walter Boileau Lorraine Crowder $250-$499 Barbara Borthwick Richard and Anne Crowley Anonymous (3) Dipankar and Margarita Bose Jaime and Loretta Cummins Carol and Emma Abela Lawrence and Sally Brandt John and Vickie Cupples Mary Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Brown Douglas and Mary Curtis Stanley and Colleen Alger Mary Brown John and Mary Cwynar Roland and Yolande Alix Raymond and Marie Alves Buck Michael and Janell Day The Golden Gateway program was Arnold and Suzanne Ambiel Joseph Bugajski Mary de la Vega launched to reach out to under- Douglas Amorese Warren and Dianne Bunting Robert and Marian De Mattei served individuals and communities Jeffrey and Maribeth Anderson Robert Burb and Cheryl Macaraeg William DeBord regardless of their lifestyle, gender, Mary Anderson Emiro and Sonia Burbano Richard and Joan Della Maggiore creed or ethnicity. The program Virginia Andrakin Roger and Michelle Burch Roland and Marcia Deptuch serves isolated people in the Asian, Joel Atkin Agostino and Arlene Burzio Vincent Desbieys African American, Latino, American Mary Zane Aumack Sandy Cademartori Rick and Julie DiNapoli Indian, as well as the Lesbian, Gay, Ronald and Joan Avanzino Roy and Judith Capaldo Ralph and Ruth Dreike Bisexual and Transgender Miguel Avila and Lucia Soares Leo T. Carlino Ajay D’Souza communities. Golden Gateway Donald and Nancy Ayers Fred and Gilda Casuga Don Van Patten and Judith Duffy delivers community-based mobile Rosemary Bacy Wei Chen and Chingyao Liu Kevin and M. Anne Eck outreach to seniors older than John and Lisa Balboni Sui-Chen Chong Richard and Jean Eckert 60-years-old with undiagnosed Kenneth and Leona Baricevic Mark Noga and Claire-Noelle Chun Jeanne Elam depression and other mental James and Peggy Bariteau Robert Clark Patricia G. Eldred health problems. Patricia Beasley Ted Cribari and Patricia Colter Ronald and Suzanne Entler Grant and Ruth Becker J. Eugene and Sheila Conry Lucille A. Fedor Joseph Bellah Del and Kathleen Corral Baldomero and Elisabeth Felix Kimberly Beltramo Genaro and Teresita Costales Yvonne Fernandez John and Marian Bennett Thomas and Linda Costanza Orville and Elsie Fery

14 Stanley and Mary Fitzgerald Joseph Hedges Through the services of our Behavioral Health programs, Philip and Caroline Fluegemann Robert Henderson 88% of the adults served avoided psychiatric hospitalization Tom and Connie Franceschi John and Mary Ann Herlihy and maintained stable housing. Judith Friedrichs Danilo and Marites Hilario Marguerite Gall Jane and Graham Hills Marilyn Larson Emmett and Marianne McGrath John Ganino James Hilt and Janet Robertson Nancy Laun Edd and Kathy McKibben Peter and Marjorie Gaudio Clorinda P. Hite Lazares Family Foundation Reverend Walter McMahon Art and Barbara Gemmell Robert and Alice Hitzfeld Tho and Kim-Oanh Le Martin McVeigh Victor and Mariana Giacalone C. Richard and Ruth Ann Holleran Arthur Leando Manuel and Elena Mendoza Frances Giammona Carlton and Pam Horine Bradley and Aimee Ledwith Juan Mercier R. and D. Gomez Anthony and Theresa Iantosca Gene and Jeannine Leichner Arthur and Janice Micheletti Laura Gonzalez-Escoto Adrian and Mary Jiminez Ann Liebmann Donna Miguelgorry Bill and Cristine Goodman Marion Johnson Rita Lin John Mikulsky Steve and Jean Goodman Mark and Andree Johnson Paul and Sally Lopez Reverend Msgr. Joseph Milani Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Goularte Roger Johnson Kevin Louie and Brenda Tsiang Breck Milde Kevin and Tina Graham Paul and Theresa Johnston Keith Love and Maria Vallano James and Terri Miller Donald and Ann Gralnek Epifanio Juarez Patricia Lucas Christopher Moeller Ralph Gray John and Margaret Kelly Emmanuel and Pamela Lugos Steve Mohebi and Shokooh Miry Kevin Grimes John and Olga Kelly Clare Lynch Sonia Molina Richard and Eileen Grindeland Maureen Kennedy Joseph Lynch James and Katheen Moritz Christopher and John and Sharon Kennett Carl and Joan Mack Steve Y. Muto Kathleen Grzanowski Jeffrey King Bruce and Linda Macleod Maria Nakaji Richard Gutierrez Mary King Roberto and Anne Maragoni Paul and Eden Nesse C.J. Haggerty James Kinsella Carole Marsh Marvin Neu, Jr. Michael and Barbara Haley James and Shari Klingensmith James and Darlene Marshall Paul Newman Daniel Hankins Michael and Barbara Klyszeiko Eleanor Martinez Valerie Newman James and Bette Harrison Patricia Korman Karl Martitsch and Teresa Catalano James and Irene Newton Donna Hasbrouck David and Mary Krenek George and Mary Mathew Ngoc Nguyen William and Evon Hass M. Willard and Cecile Kresse Margaret McAllister Nguyet D. Nguyen Kathy Hausler John Laird Robert and Michelle McCauley Nancy Nirschl John and Alison Hawkins Ernest and Yvette Lanoie Lawrence and Lynn McGovern

15 Richard and Mary Ann Noce William and Marilyn Rodman William and Jean Staats Phuong Vu and Tiviane Trinh James Obot Socorro Romo Frank and Niki Stephenson Thuy Vu Joseph and Mary Ann Obot Ken and Wendy Ronsse Tara Stermer Claire Wagner and Gregory Ashley William and Donna O’Connell Patricia Ross Sarah Stutzman Danny and Rose Wallis Ken and Linda Okenquist Maria Ruidas Reverend Msgr. Terrence J. Sullivan Gary and Cathy Walz Tony and Isabel Okere Melvin and Lois Russi Luis and Mary Tapia Edward and Patricia Watson Paul and Cassie Olson Fred and Mary Schell Maria Teodorczyk Albert and Karen Wege Kehinde and Josephine Olugbode Kenneth and Marcia Schneider Thomas and Shirley Tognoli Thomas and Lisa Wicki Jack and Rosalinda Oneto Eric and Bernice Schramm D.C. Torres Kenneth and Nancy Wiener Frank and Judith Palacio Edgardo and Ann Segovia Francisco and Jennifer Torres Margaret Williams Christian and Noelle Paquet Ronnie Sendejas Chi-Thuan T. Tran Donald and Catherine Williamson Knox and Pamela Parker Jon Shank Emil and Elsie Trojak Doug and Amy Wolf Tom and Resa Pearson Clifford and Cynthia Shaw Victor Valdes and Rita Torres Savio and Amy Wong Hildegarde Pecsar John and Patricia Shinn Thomas and Chinnamma Valel Chris Yanguas Sally and Jim Petersen Joseph and Danielle Sigrist Michael Van Riet and Edward and Pat Ybarro John Petrilla Wai Yuen Sik Maryanne Flynn George and Elizabeth Young John and Louise Pfeiffer James Silva Robert E. Vancleef Jennifer Young Perry and Linda Vartanian Vivian D. Phillips Robert and Debra Simmons Institutional Support: $25,000 + Mary Venard C. Stephen and Andrea Plant Kenneth and Carole Sinclair ACE Public School Network David R. Vieira, Jr. Donald and Mary Poepping James and Susan Skorey The Catholic Foundation Michael and Felicia Pollock Nancy Smith Manuel Vieira of Santa Clara County Gary and Sherry Price Terry and Julie Smith Catherine Villa Elsie and Josephine Colombo Tom and Sandy Provasi Maxine Smrekar Saul and Maria Villanueva Charitable Trust Manuel and Mary Quaresma John and Madge Soares Mr. and Mrs. Coby M. Vink Heritage Bank of Commerce William S. Quitalig, Jr. Joseph and Melody Sokol Mark Voll Jos. J. Albanese, Inc. Richard and Janet Rathmann Jure and Michelle Sola Charles and Jane Volpe The James Irvine Foundation Dana Reed Silicon Valley Community Foundation Daniel Regan To provide a safe evening alternative to being on the street Sunnyvale Presbyterian Church Edward Reidenbach amidst gangs, Catholic Charities instituted a twice weekly, Valle Monte League, Inc. Claude and Rose-Marie Remillard late night gym program, attracting nearly 100 youth to our The Valley Foundation John and Sheila Riley Washington United Youth Center.

† Deceased 16 $10,000 - $24,999 Gawlick Retirement Services Dan Caputo Company Citi Foundation Green Vehicles Endwave Corporation eBay Foundation Heaven’s Helping Hand Foundation Farmers Union Partnership at San Fry’s Electronics Interbranch Special Projects Pedro Square The Health Trust Foundation of SC County Federated Investors Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Johanson & Yau ING Accountancy Corporation Kirks Kid’s KLA-Tencor Corporation Labuda Family Foundation Opportunity Fund Lexus Champions For Charity Lyons Brothers Plumbing Raskob Foundation Los Gatos Travel Marsh, Inc. Rotary Club of Morgan Hill MetLife Morgan Hill Police Officer’s Monterey Mushrooms, Inc. Wells Fargo Foundation Association Peppertree Estates $5,000 - $9,999 Paramit Corporation Petrinovich Pugh & Company, LLP CBIZ Benefts & Insurance Services The Portola Group of Silicon Valley, Inc. Rosendin Electric, Incorporated South Bay Construction Company With the addition of the Sunnyvale Johnson Lumber Co. San Jose Construction South Valley Developers site, Catholic Charities’ Day Break Northern California Grantmakers Sweeney, Mason, Wilson and Sprig Electric Bosomworth complement of Adult Daycare & Ramapo Trust Strongbow Investments GP, LLC The Jesuit Community at Caregiver Support Services numbers San Francisco Foundation Structural Integrity Associates, Inc. Santa Clara University three, including centers in Seton Provincialate Daughters United Way of Delaware United Way of the Bay Area of Charity downtown San Jose and in San The Garcia Pass It On Foundation $1,500 - $2,499 $500 - $999 Jose’s Evergreen area. The Day Trust Funds Incorporated Diocese of San Jose Almaden Valley Women’s Club Break program provides non- The McCarthy Ranch American Cancer Society medical care for older adults $2,500 - $4,999 Monument Construction, Inc. Community Links International struggling with Dementia or AIG SunAmerica Monument Pools, Inc. Dostart Development Comapny, Alzheimer’s disease. While their Allsite Company The Presbytery of San José LLC loved one is being cared for at Day The Altos Foundation, Inc. Lautze & Lautze Break, the caregiver has a chance to $1,000 - $1,499 Andreini & Company Maureen Institute YLI Unit 136 recharge their batteries, run ARM, Inc. Berger/Lewis Accountancy Corporation Saint Andrews Episcopal Church important errands and take time to Berliner Cohen Campo di Bocce Saint Lucy’s Institute 204 care for themselves. Delucchi, Hawn and Company, LLP Young Ladies Institute Charities Housing First Republic Bank San Jose Water Company

17 Sisters of the Holy Names AT&T Wells Fargo United Way of Sacramento Area Bank of America Yahoo! Inc. University of California San Barclays Global Investors Diocese of San Jose Parishes Francisco BEA Cathedral Basilica of Saint Joseph Wal-Mart Foundation Cisco Systems, Inc. Catholic Community at Stanford Wal-mart Stores, Inc. GE General Electric Foundation Chinese Catholic Community Young Ladies Institute # 209 Google, Inc. Christ the King Church $250-$499 Greater Bay Bancorp Church of the Ascension Catholic Cemeteries of the Diocese Hewlett-Packard Company Church of the Resurrection of San Jose Hospira Church of the Transfiguration Clayton Insurance Agency, Inc. IBM Five Wounds Portuguese Dividend Homes, Inc. Johnson & Johnson National Church Lacerda Chiropractic, Inc. Kaiser Permanente Holy Cross Parish There is a critical need for housing Morgan Hill Kiwanis Club KPMG Holy Family Parish assistance so that working low- Office Space Design Lockheed Martin Holy Korean Martyrs Parish income individuals and families, as Saint Joseph School Macy’s West Holy Spirit Parish well as those with disabilities and San Jose Council #2 Young Maly’s of California, Inc. Most Holy Trinity Parish Men’s Institute other barriers to housing, can afford Merrill Lynch & Company, Inc. Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish Scott Valley Bank to live and work in the area. Catholic Microsoft Corporation Our Lady of Peace Parish Triangle United Way Charities has created the Domus Morgan Stanley Our Lady Star of the Sea Parish United Way of Southeastern Council, a coalition of community National Semiconductor Queen of Apostles Parish Pennsylvania and business leaders investing Corporation Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish Urban Outfitters $10,000 - $100,000 annually, to NUMMI Sacred Heart Parish Matching Gifts Companies create new affordable housing units. Oracle Corporation Saint Anthony Parish Abbott Laboratories PG&E Saint Athanasius Parish Adobe Systems Inc. SBC Saint Brother Albert Chmielowski Saint Elizabeth Parish AG Edwards Schering-Plough Corporation Polish Mission Saint Frances Cabrini Parish Agilent Technologies Spansion Saint Catherine Parish Saint Francis of Assisi Parish Allstate Insurance Company Sun Microsystems, Inc. Saint Christopher Parish Saint John the Baptist Parish AMD Advanced Micro Devices Wachovia Corporation Saint Clare Parish Saint John Vianney Parish Applied Materials Washington Mutual, Inc. Saint Cyprian Parish Saint Joseph of Cupertino Parish

18 Saint Joseph Parish City of Palo Alto Lunch Sponsor Jerry and Linda Floyd Saint Julie Parish City of San Jose Barbara and Paul Gentzkow Keith Fox and Robert Half International Saint Justin Parish City of Santa Clara Gawlick Retirement Services, Inc. Saint Lawrence the Martyr Parish City of Sunnyvale Cypress Sponsors John Hancock Annuities / MetLife Saint Leo the Great Parish Council on Aging Berliner Cohen Johanson & Yau, Accountancy Corp. Saint Lucy Parish County of Santa Clara Lexus of Stevens Creek Ron and Joan Mackin Saint Maria Goretti Parish Town of Los Gatos The Portola Group Marsh Inc. Saint Martin of Tours Parish South Bay Construction Joe Melehan Saint Martin Parish Domus Council The TOD Company Misty Foundation Members of the Domus Council have Saint Mary of the Assumption committed to investing $10,000 to $100,000 The Wallace Family Normandin Chrysler-Jeep Croation Mission annually. Domus means home in Latin, an Paramit Corporation appropriate name for a group whose goal is Augusta sponsors Saint Mary of the Immaculate creating more affordable housing for individuals AIG SunAmerica Ron and Sheryl Pelzel Conception Parish and families living in poverty. Andreini and Company David and Roxanne Peterschmidt Saint Mary Parish Founding Members ARM, Inc. Speno Family Properties Saint Nicholas Parish 2007-2008 Aumack Brothers / Morris / Pierce Sprig Electric Company Saint Patrick Parish Jos. J. Albanese Paul Beaupre/Charlie Duncheon Strongbow Investments Saint Simon Parish Phil and Jennifer DiNapoli Beaupre / Connolly / Pelzel / Joe Thomas, Merrill Lynch Saint Thomas Aquinas Parish Mike and Mary Ellen Fox Sweeney Toolwire Saint Thomas of Canterbury Parish Phil and Kelly Mahoney Darrell Berg / Gene Toomey Triplett Financial Services Saint Victor Parish Roger and Wendy Mairose Brassfield Estate Winery Greg and Liz Vaughan Saint William Parish Christine and Robert Masleid Caffe Siena Ladies Patrick Waite Santa Clara University Mission Michael and Anne Schall CBIZ Accounting Tax and Advisory Special Sponsors Santa Teresa Parish John M and Abby Sobrato CBIZ Benefits & Insurance Joseph J. Albanese, Inc. Delucchi, Hawn & Co. Local Public Partnerships 2008 Golf Tournament Ron Witherspoon, Inc. City of Campbell First Republic Bank Lyons Brothers Plumbing City of Cupertino Title Sponsor City of Gilroy Heritage Bank of Commerce City of Los Altos Dinner Sponsors Catholic Charities’ High School Community Service Recognition City of Milpitas Jennifer and Phil DiNapoli Awards presented grants to the top students from each of the City of Morgan Hill Melinda and John DiNapoli six Catholic high schools in Santa Clara County to enhance City of Mountain View Lindsey, Shelby, Nini and Les Pelio their charitable works in our community.

19 Green Vehicles D.J. and Phyllis Heinlen THANK YOU ING Annuities Endowment Fund Catholic Charities is grateful for Los Gatos Travel Diane Pelosi Saign Endowment Fund gifts of any size. Your dollars Nick Marble/Federated Investors Raymond and Susan Triplett Family directly benefit thousands of Chris and Nancy Moore Endowment Fund individuals in our community who Pepper Tree Estates Endowment for Newly-Arrived struggle to achieve wellness and Rosendin Electric Immigrants and Refugees self-sufficiency. San Jose Mercury News Catholic Charities General We also wish to acknowledge the Ann and Mike Schall Endowment generosity of: Sweeney, Mason, Wilson & All of our anonymous donors Bosomworth Circle of Hope The Circle of Hope recognizes donors who have Those who made gifts in-kind Each of the 31 Catholic elementary Toolwire included Catholic Charities in their estate plans. schools in Santa Clara County Special Auction Donors Anonymous (31) Those who made gifts in memory of a loved one joined in Catholic Charities’ Season Mary Sue and John Albanese Maribel and Robert Andonian of Sharing events. The schools’ Diamonds by Filice Mary and Doug Aumack Those who made gifts in honor students, along with the support of Marilyn and Frank Dorsa Dorothy Banker of a loved one. their families, assisted our agency’s Susan and Oliver Flach Pauline and Victor Besler We make every effort to clients through food drives, bike JMK Investments Lynn and Jim Briody ensure the accuracy of our and bus token collections, financial Les McClane Construction Linda and Jerry Floyd donor lists. However, if your support and prayer. The events Los Gatos Travel Barbara and Paul Gentzkow name has been omitted, took place during the Christmas Bishop Patrick J. McGrath D.J. Heinlen† misspelled, or incorrectly and Lenten seasons. The Party Helpers James D. Kelly listed, please accept our Kristi and Rich Saso Jo Ann and Larry Lynch sincere apology. We ask that you bring the error to Lilli and John Valencia Joan and Ron Mackin The Howard Graham Family our attention so that we may Rev. Msgr. Michael J. Mitchell The McCarthy Ranch correct our records. Berger/Lewis Accountancy Corp Endowment Funds Peggy and Lon Normandin Endowment funds ensure the future stability Please contact the Campo Di Bocce of Catholic Charities by providing support for Rosemary and Adolph Quilici Development Department at Catholic Charities programs. Debbie and Tom Robinson Charities Housing (408) 325-5125. Dan Caputo Co, William J. and Marjorie Adams, Jr. Andrea and Joe Thomas Endowment Fund Tom and Margi Connolly Susan and Ray Triplett Nancy E. Biagini Memorial Firehouse Grill and Brewery Endowment Fund Darleen and Richard Worth

20 WAYS TO GIVE Appreciated Stock. Making gifts of securities that you have held for more than one year allow you to avoid capital gains tax and receive a tax deduction. You can use the stock’s fair market value as your charitable deduction, up to 30 percent of your adjusted gross income. Caritas Society. Caritas, a Latin word meaning “charity,” is an appropriate Golf Tournament. Join us at our 25th Annual Golf Tournament on June 8, way to acknowledge individuals who support Catholic Charities each year 2009 for a round of golf at Cinnabar Hills Golf Club, lunch, cocktails, with generous gifts between $1,000 and $50,000 that strengthen families dinner, plus live and silent auctions. All proceeds will support at-risk youth, and build economic self-sufficiency. the elderly, the homeless, the mentally ill, and families struggling to make ends meet. Cash Gifts. Every dollar contributed helps reduce poverty in Santa Clara County. Please consider making a monthly or annual pledge. We accept Legacy Gifts. Naming Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County as a transfers of stock and donations of other assets. Contributions are tax beneficiary of your will, insurance policy, retirement plan, or trust creates deductible and an official receipt will be furnished. a living legacy of generosity to those in need. The Circle of Hope honors individuals and families who have named Catholic Charities as a beneficiary. Corporate and Foundation Support. Without the financial support of private foundations and corporations, many of our critical programs would Memorial and Honorary Gifts. Memorial gifts perpetuate the values that not remain fully staffed. We are seeking grant opportunities of all types; directed someone’s life. Honorary gifts recognize someone during his or her event sponsorships; and we appreciate group volunteer projects. lifetime, or commemorate a special event or anniversary. Catholic Charities will send appropriate letters of acknowledgement for both types of gifts. Domus Council. The council is a coalition of community and business leaders investing $10,000 - $100,000 annually to provide new affordable Vehicle Donations. Vehicle donations support our Refugee Resettlement housing with supportive services for individuals and families living in Program, which helps survivors of war and trauma to renew their lives. poverty. Domus is a Latin word for “home.” Catholic Charities will take care of the DMV paperwork and arrange to pick up the vehicle (Santa Clara County only). Employer Matching Gifts. Catholic Charities is an independent 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation and may qualify for matching funds through your employer. Check with your company to see if your gift qualifies. If you would like more information about any of these giving options, Family Legacy Endowments. A Family Legacy Endowment to Catholic go to www.catholiccharitiesscc.org or you may also call us at Charities can be established and named for the family with a pledge of (408) 325-5125 to make credit card donations, or send checks $50,000, which can be completed with annual gifts or a planned gift. Once to Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County, Attn: Office of the endowment fund reaches $50,000, the income it earns is allocated to Development, 2625 Zanker Road, San Jose, CA, 95134-2130. Catholic Charities programs according to your wishes.

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