CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 BOARD OF TRUSTEES TABLE OF CONTENTS

ROBERT T. CAWLEY, CHAIR G. RUSSELL CROFT EARL L. LINEHAN MISSION STATEMENT Letter from the President 2 President Vice President President RCM&D Croft-Leominster, Inc. Woodbrook Capital Cristo Rey Jesuit High School empowers Financial Position 3 Baltimore youth to succeed in college, career, FRANK K. TURNER, JR., VICE CHAIR JAMES C. DAVIS JACK A. LUETKEMEYER and life. We provide access and opportunity for Hornets in Healthcare 4 Executive Vice President Chairman Co-chairman students of religious, racial, and ethnic diversity Howard Bank Allegis Group, Inc. Continental Realty Corp. to excel through rigorous academics, a corporate Corporate Internship Program Partners 6 internship program, extracurricular activities, SR. HELEN AMOS, RSM MATTHEW F. DENT CHARLES L. MASKELL, JR. Angel Sponsors & Community Partners 8 Executive Chair President, Portfolio Manager and Analyst Managing Director and faith formation. We transform lives in the Mercy Health Services Board of Trustees D.F. Dent and Company, Inc. Chesapeake Corporate Advisors, LLC Catholic, Jesuit tradition of faith, justice and Meet People Where They Are: A Meaningful Mentorship 9 reconciliation. RICHARD O. BERNDT W. BOULTON DIXON ANTHONY MOAG Scholarship Campaign 10 Managing Partner Former Head of School Chief Operating Officer CRISTO REY NETWORK Gallagher Evelius & Jones LLP McDonogh School The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company Unrestricted, Program, and Capital Gifts 13 Cristo Rey Jesuit High School is a member REV. TIMOTHY BROWN, S.J. MARTIN J. EBY MICHAEL E. MULDOWNEY of the Cristo Rey Network. The Cristo Rey Gifts of Goods and Services 17 Associate Professor of Law and Founder, Chief Advisory Officer Executive Vice President Network is the only network of high schools in Social Responsibility WMS Partners CBRE Capital Markets | Investment Properties Endowment Gifts 18 the country that integrate four years of rigorous Loyola University Maryland WAYNE R. GIOIOSO, JR., CHAIR EMERITUS ARNOLD I. RICHMAN college preparatory academics with four years Tributes 20 GEORGE L. BUNTING, JR. President Chairman of professional work experience through the President & CEO Mid-Atlantic Properties, Inc. The Shelter Group Corporate Internship Program. Comprised of Memorials 21 Blue Jar Private Trust Company 37 Catholic, college- and career-preparatory HARRY S. GRUNER DANIEL L. RIZZO schools that today serve 12,000 students across Stand Up for Students 22 AURELIA T. BURT Founder & Managing General Partner Innovation Fellow 24 states and collectively claim 18,000 graduates, Educational Consultant JMI, Inc. Inovalon Volunteers and Tutors 26 the Cristo Rey Network delivers a powerful and BRIAN COBB TIMOTHY W. HATHAWAY, CFA REV. JOHN SAVARD, S.J. innovative approach to education. The Network 2019-2020 Faculty and Staff 27 Chief Technology Officer Partner and Director of Research Rector of Ignatius House is dedicated to strengthening the competence, Brown Advisory and Institutional Investment Loyola University Maryland confidence, and aspiration of students from To & Through 28 Management economically-disadvantaged families and FRANCIS A. CONTINO Brown Advisory J.M. SCHAPIRO College and University Enrollment 29 empowering them to build fulfilling lives that Managing Director President & CEO FAC&B, LLC DR. WILLIAM HEISER Continental Realty Corp. advance the common good. As a member of the Men and Women for Others: The Jesuit Way Forward 31 President Network, CRJ Baltimore adheres to the Mission BEVERLY A. COOPER Cristo Rey Jesuit High School JOHN STEWART Effectiveness Standards which establish the Rev. William J. Watters, S.J. Legacy Society 32 Vice President Assistant to the President intent to which schools agree to operate, and The Reginald F. Lewis Foundation TIMOTHY A. HODGE, JR. Loyola Blakefield by which they can fulfill their mission and Managing Partner, Baltimore empower students to succeed in college and life CONTRIBUTORS: MARGARET CORDISH Nelson Mullins REV. WILLIAM J. WATTERS, S.J., CHAIR EMERITUS as productive, faith-filled individuals. Karla Garcia-Aguirre ’18, Development Intern Principal Assisting Priest Bill Heiser, President Cordish Private Ventures DANA JACKSON St. Ignatius Church Meagan Mallen, Development Assistant Chief Information Officer Jack Pettenati, Donor Relations and Special Events Coordinator Franklin Templeton Katie Sutton, Foundation Relations and Grants Manager Please note: This report reflects gifts made between July 1, Meghan Tapscott, Director of Development 2019 and June 30, 2020 and does not reflect cumulative giving. BRYAN KELLY Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this PHOTOGRAPHERS: President of Kelly Marketing Services report. Please notify the Development Office of any errors by Grant Gibson Kelly & Associates Insurance Group, Inc. calling (410)-727-3255, extension 4000. Also please contact Jack Pettenati the Development Office if you would like to change the way your name is listed in future publications. This report is a ADDITIONAL CREDITS publication of Cristo Rey Jesuit High School. McAllister Design, Graphic Design GraphTec, Printer

Cover: Graduates of the CRJ Class of 2020 throw their caps in the air at their commencement ceremony. CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT 1 FINANCIAL POSITION The success of the Cristo Rey Jesuit model relies on the generosity of others. We are profoundly grateful to our community that has made it fiscally possible for us to persist in our mission to empower the young people of Baltimore City for over a decade. Thank you for partnering with CRJ to ensure our scholars have continued access to stability, opportunity, and hope.

2019-2020 2019-2020 SUMMARY OF CORPORATE SUMMARY OF GIFT REVENUE INTERNSHIP PROGRAM REVENUE Bridges to the Future Fund $ 507,162 Corporate Internship Program Sponsorships - $1,511,875 Major Gifts $ 2,397,336 Angel Sponsorship Gifts - $485,000 Foundation Grants $ 1,040,055 Total CIP Revenue - $1,996,875 Stand Up for Students Event (Net) $ 170,203 Subtotal $ 4,114,756 YEARLY TUITION BREAKDOWN Endowment $ 1,072,454 Average Family Contribution 6.4% $ 1,100.00 Capital $ 144,377 Scholarship 43.9% $ 7,500.00 Total Gift Revenue $ 5,331,587 CIP Earnings 49.7% $ 8,500.00

Please note that income above are pre-audited figures. Final audited figures are available upon request.

DEAR CRISTO REY JESUIT COMMUNITY, The 2019-2020 school year started off with the hope The 2019-20 school year concluded differently than any and excitement similar to that of any other – with our I’ve ever experienced before. We established emergency CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL BY THE NUMBERS students returning to school, visiting with their friends funds to respond to students and alumni directly impacted and preparing to take on new learning experiences. by the pandemic. Scheduled and limited locker cleanouts Faculty and staff warmly greeted students with the replaced classroom farewells. Plans for summer college When you make a gift to hope of helping each scholar fulfill their goals for the tours were cancelled. All-staff video meetings replaced Cristo Rey Jesuit, you are year. Some were filled with the excitement and our normal year-end goodbyes. Fortunately, we were able directly supporting programs possibility of a new year, others felt a bit nervous about to gather, albeit in a delayed, socially-distant and limited and services that benefit our being in a new school and all that comes with way, to award the Class of 2020 with their hard-earned students. From July 1, 2019 $42,000 $2,000 $3,000 navigating a new environment. What we did not know diplomas in July. After months of not seeing students in through June 30, 2020, your to supply each in alumni emergency funds towards a team building was that all of us would be navigating an entirely new person, it was wonderful to be together – and it made me gift helped provide: Cristo Rey Jesuit student with experience for the freshman class a graphing calculator at Outward Bound Baltimore environment come spring. so proud to see them celebrating their achievements.

Thinking back to when the COVID-19 crisis was As you read through the pages of this Annual Report, I beginning in March, I cannot help but reflect on that hope you’ll be inspired by student stories, lists of generous time and the months that followed and be overcome supporters, and photos of our students and faculty. We with an overwhelming sense of gratitude. Gratitude to: cannot do this work without the people named in these our faculty and staff who pivoted quickly to distance pages, and I am immensely grateful to the Cristo Rey $15,000 Funding for hiring a chaplain to Transportation to Corporate learning to meet the needs of our students; our Jesuit community for your belief and commitment to our to support the academic lead increased family outreach Internship Program sites enabled students who rose to the challenge of distance learning; mission as we continue to navigate this new environment. mentorship program as well as faculty and staff faith through SyncUP our seniors who, despite not being able to celebrate We are here to accompany students on their paths to formation initiatives FLEET technology once in a lifetime traditions like Prom, Magis Day, and success – no matter the obstacles we face. Thank you for Baccalaureate in person, led our student body with a joining us. spirit of perseverance; our corporate partners who With gratitude, expressed continued care and support for their student interns; And to you – our donors, volunteers, Leadership Advisory Council and Board of Trustees – Maintenance of our fleet of Breakfast and lunch for So much more who remained committed to our mission at a William L. Heiser, Ed.D. 14 vehicles Cristo Rey Jesuit students vulnerable and critical time. President

2 CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT 3 4 HORNETS IN HEALTHCARE ≠ ≠4 ≠2 One of the unique identifiers of a Cristo Rey Jesuit education is the real-world work experience students receive through the hallmark Corporate Internship Program, or CIP. Through the CIP, we aim to position CRJ students as viable candidates for skilled, in-demand careers in industries in 4 Baltimore – many of which fall into the healthcare and medicine fields as this sector continuously expands and evolves. ≠

During the 2019-20 school year, 86 patients depending on the facility. launching an Allied Health Dual CRJ student interns worked at For Chloe ’21, her experience at Enrollment Program beginning in 4 hospitals, healthcare, and health Mercy Medical Center through the the 2020-21 school year to 2 ≠ service facilities across the greater CIP has been affirming – in her complement internship ≠ Baltimore area. words, “I have met so many opportunities offered through the ≠2 ≠4 different people from different CIP. In this new curriculum-based 2 At their internships, CRJ scholars walks of life. These people have program, students who are ≠ can expect to learn a lot about the 5 encouraged me to want to find a interested in pursuing medical ≠ medical profession on the job; daily career helping people. My goal is to careers can earn college credits tasks for student workers range help people for the rest of my life. while at CRJ through participation anywhere from filing important 2 It’s been one of my dreams as a kid. in Community College of ≠ 2 documents, to cleaning and working This job is the perfect opportunity Baltimore County (CCBC) courses. ≠ with medical equipment, to 2 for me to start that dream.” In Fall 2020, 12 seniors have engaging with and supporting ≠ enrolled in this pilot program to There is growing interest in these put themselves a step ahead on Chloe ’21 helps to prepare equipment at her types of fulfilling opportunities 4 their career pathways and help 4 4 ≠ internship with Mercy Medical Center. and, to meet demand, CRJ will be ≠ ≠ distinguish themselves among their peers. 2 12 ≠ 4 ≠ 4 ≠ In a time where we look to our ≠ ≠4 health and medical professionals 2 for expertise and guidance, CRJ is ≠ truly grateful for our partnerships 2 2 with incredible industry-leaders in ≠ ≠ Baltimore. We thank our partner organizations for providing 4 opportunities for the young women ≠ and men at CRJ who are eager to serve others and build up their ≠4 community. If you are interested in 5 supporting opportunities like these ≠ for our students, please reach out to John Busse, Director of the Corporate Internship Program, at 2019-2020 HOSPITAL, HEALTHCARE, AND HEALTH SERVICE PARTNERS [email protected] or ≠ Blakehurst Retirement Community 4 ≠ Johns Hopkins Sidney Kimmel ≠ Sheppard Pratt Health System 4 410-727-3255 ext. 2000. ≠ Brightview Senior Living 4 Comprehensive Cancer Center 4 ≠ Sinai Hospital (LifeBridge) 2 ≠ Charlestown 4 ≠ Keswick Multi-Care Center 2 ≠ Total Healthcare 2 ≠ Chase Brexton Health Care 2 ≠ MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital 2 ≠ University of Maryland Medical The map on page 5 shows pins at each Hospital, ≠ CorrectRx Pharmacy Services 2 ≠ MedStar Union Memorial Hospital 2 Center Downtown 4 Healthcare, and/or Health Service location where ≠ Erickson Living 4 ≠ Mercy Medical Center 12 ≠ University of Maryland Medical CRJ Hornets worked, as well as the total number of Center Midtown 4 ≠ Grace Medical Center (LifeBridge) 4 ≠ Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital 5 student interns at each workplace during the past ≠ Northwest Hospital (LifeBridge) 2 ≠ University of Maryland, school year. For a full list of 2019-20 Corporate ≠ Greater Baltimore Medical Center 4 St. Joseph Medical Center 4 ≠ Oak Crest Retirement Community 4 Partners, please see pages 6 and 7. ≠ Johns Hopkins Health System ≠ VA Maryland Health Care System 5 Corporation 4

4 CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT 5 Stanley Black & Decker Charlestown Archdiocese of Baltimore CORPORATE INTERNSHIP PROGRAM PARTNERS 2019-2020 The Terminal Corporation Chase Brexton Health Care Art with a Heart Transamerica Corporation Erickson Living Associated Black Charities Cristo Rey Jesuit partners with over 125 businesses and organizations throughout the greater Baltimore region to provide the young women and Under Armour Grace Medical Center (LifeBridge) The Associated: Jewish Community men of Baltimore City with a unique pathway to success in college, work, and life. The Whiting-Turner Contracting Greater Baltimore Medical Center Federation of Baltimore Company Johns Hopkins Health System Corporation Big Brothers Big Sisters at the Y These partnerships, developed and sustained through the hallmark Corporate Internship Program (CIP), place every CRJ student in an entry- Johns Hopkins Sidney Kimmel Catholic Charities of Baltimore level position for five full days each month during the school year. Students work in a wide variety of industries including health care, hospitality, EDUCATIONAL, PUBLIC SERVICE, AND Comprehensive Cancer Center Catholic Relief Services financial services, and more. These internships not only help offset the cost of our students’ education – they also provide them with the CULTURAL ORGANIZATIONS Keswick Multi-Care Center Chimes Church of the Nativity opportunity to learn from mentors and colleagues in their workplace. B&O Railroad Museum MedStar Good Samaritan Hospital Baltimore City Police Department MedStar Union Memorial Hospital The Family Tree Students complete internships each year of high school, beginning in their freshman year. We are grateful to the following companies and Drug Enforcement Administration Mercy Medical Center Franciscan Center of Baltimore organizations that employed our students for the 2019-20 school year. Enoch Pratt Free Library Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital Jesuit Volunteer Corps Gilman School Northwest Hospital (LifeBridge) Maryland Nonprofits BUSINESS SERVICES, HOSPITALITY, Chef’s Expressions KPMG LLP Girl Scouts of Central Maryland Oak Crest Retirement Community The Peter and John Ministries INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE Chesapeake Contracting Group Lee & Associates Commercial Loyola University Maryland Sheppard Pratt Health System St. Ambrose Housing Aid Center A&R Development CNA Insurance Real Estate Services Maryland Science Center Sinai Hospital (LifeBridge) United Way of Central Maryland Accenture The Coastal Companies The MacKenzie Companies The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore Total Healthcare All Risks, Ltd. CohnReznick LLP Marlin Steel Wire Products McDonogh School University of Maryland Medical Center – LEGAL SERVICES Allegis Group, Inc. Constellation, An Exelon Company Maryland Live! Casino and Hotel Notre Dame of Maryland University Downtown Franklin & Prokopik, P.C. Allovue Continental Realty Corporation McCormick & Company, Inc. Open Works University of Maryland Medical Center – Federal Public Defender’s Office American Office Corporate Office Properties Trust (COPT) Mid-Atlantic Properties Patterson Park Public Charter School Midtown Gallagher Evelius & Jones LLP American Trading and Production Crown Title Poole & Kent Corporation Port Discovery Children’s Museum University of Maryland, St. Joseph Gordon Feinblatt, LLC Corporation Enterprise Community Partners RCM&D Reading Partners Medical Center Maryland Attorney General’s Office Barcoding Ernst & Young RSM US LLP Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland VA Maryland Health Care System Maryland Office of Administrative CannonDesign Euler Hermes S3 Shared Service Solutions African American History and Culture Hearings CBRE Fundamental Administrative Services SC&H Group, LLC South Baltimore Learning Center HUMAN SERVICES AND PHILANTHROPY Miles & Stockbridge P.C. The Center Club Kelly & Associates Insurance Group Southway Builders St. Vincent de Paul Head Start The Arc Baltimore, Inc. Nelson Mullins The State of Maryland Department Assessment & Taxation University of Baltimore University of Maryland, Baltimore ANGEL SPONSORS 2019-2020 County (UMBC) US Lacrosse At Cristo Rey Jesuit, Angel Sponsors are people and organizations that fund student WYPR internships at nonprofits across Baltimore as part of our Corporate Internship Program. Our sincere thanks to our Angel Sponsors who fund these important real-world work FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS Brown Advisory opportunities for students. Capital Funding, LLC Allegis Group Foundation* Susie and Jack Luetkemeyer D.F. Dent and Company Apartment Services, Inc. Maryland Live! Casino & Hotel* Greenspring Associates Bowe-Stewart Foundation McCormick & Company, Inc.* Howard Bank Chesapeake Urology Associates, PA Offit Kurman Hunt Investment Management, LLC. The William L. and Victorine Q. Adams Pam and Tom O’Neil JMI Equity Foundation & The Rodgers Family Fund RCM&D* Legg Mason CohnReznick LLP* Reginald F. Lewis Foundation M&T Bank Corporate Office Properties Trust Rosedale Federal Savings and Loan MECU of Baltimore, Inc. Kim and Jim Davis / The Davis Family Association PNC Foundation Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Inc.* Robert W. Baird & Co. DLA Piper LLP (US) Anne L. Stone Stifel Nicolaus & Co., Inc. Harbor East Turf Valley Resort T. Rowe Price Devon and Tim Hathaway WMS Partners, LLC Christine and William Heaphy IV HOSPITALS, HEALTHCARE AND Bill and Freddie Hecht * These Angel Sponsors also sponsored Cristo HEALTH SERVICES Larry Jennings / ValStone Partners Rey Jesuit student workers in their own offices Blakehurst Retirement Community Heidi and Bryan Kelly during the 2019-20 school year. Brightview Senior Living Reenie and Jim Kennedy CorrectRx Pharmacy Services

6 CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT 7 Bryce ’20 and his family pause for a photo following the COMMUNITY PARTNERS Class of 2020 commencement ceremony. MEET PEOPLE WHERE THEY ARE: Cristo Rey Jesuit is grateful for the opportunity to fulfill our mission – while also advancing the significant missions of other Baltimore-area nonprofit A MEANINGFUL MENTORSHIP organizations – through our community partnerships. For Bryce Jones ’20, his internship placement at the Loyola University Maryland’s Career Center CRJ students worked in Angel Sponsor-funded wasn’t what he expected. “At first, it was pretty rough,” Bryce ’20 shared, adding, “I wasn’t internships during the 2019-20 school year at the used to working in an office environment.” Then just a sophomore at Cristo Rey Jesuit, Bryce following organizations: struggled to adjust to the expectations of his new workplace. A&R Development Flash forward two years to the fall another and begin to build trust The Arc Baltimore, Inc. of 2019 and the once apprehensive working together.” She explained, Art With a Heart Bryce stood beaming in front of his “It’s important to demonstrate care The Associated: Jewish Federation of Baltimore peers at CRJ’s schoolwide Awards and concern to help students believe Baltimore City Police Department and Recognition Ceremony. He was and understand we are committed to B&O Railroad Museum accepting an Employee of the Month their success.” Luckily, when Bryce Big Brothers Big Sisters at the Y Award Certificate for his exemplary was feeling shy and overwhelmed by Catholic Charities of Baltimore work at his internship with the the unfamiliar environment, Elaine Catholic Relief Services Career Center. His mom, who sat was paying attention. Church of the Nativity through each report card conference Drug Enforcement Administration “We all have a story to tell!,” Elaine with patience and understanding The Family Tree added, “If we meet people where they of the corporate learning process, Federal Public Defender’s Office are, listen and demonstrate we care looked on from her seat with pride. Franciscan Center of Baltimore about them, a good relationship will Gilman School Bryce credits his supervisor at develop built on trust and respect.” Girl Scouts of Central Maryland Loyola, Elaine Edelstein, with This is a lesson that Bryce has taken Jesuit Volunteer Corps helping him to turn his internship to heart, and he reflects on his time Marlin Steel Wire Products around. He describes a pivotal with the Career Center as essential Maryland Attorney General’s Office moment: “One day, Ms. Elaine took to helping him develop the skills he’ll Maryland Nonprofits me out to lunch and we had a talk need to succeed in college and his Maryland Office of Administrative Hearings about my experience. She told me future career. Maryland Science Center she wanted the best for me and to see According to Bryce and Elaine, a The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore me shine, and that I needed to keep The Peter and John Ministries strong work ethic and a positive trying. It was tough love a little! I sat Port Discovery Children’s Museum attitude with yourself and others there thinking about that, and by the Reading Partners can contribute to success. “I would next day, I was a new man.” Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland tell the next generation of CRJ African American History and Culture For Elaine, who’s been involved Hornets to try to love your job — no Sheppard Pratt Health System with the Corporate Internship matter what it is — because it’s The Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Program since 2014, this kind providing great work experience,” Center at Johns Hopkins of encouragement is what it’s all Bryce advised. Elaine, echoing Bryce, South Baltimore Learning Center about. When asked to name her shared young people should aim to St. Vincent de Paul Head Start favorite aspect of the CIP, she “take advantage of every opportunity The State of Maryland Department of answered, “the informal mentoring and experience to learn and grow... Assessments & Taxation that occurs as we get to know one Always remember, all work is noble!” University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) University of Baltimore United Way of Central Maryland VA Maryland Health Care System WYPR

8 CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT 9 SCHOLARSHIP CAMPAIGN We are grateful to our donors who choose to support the area of greatest need at Cristo Rey Jesuit: the scholarship program. These dedicated benefactors support our students with scholarships in the amount of $7,500 per year, or $30,000 for a full, four-year commitment. Scholarships are supplemented by students’ job earnings through the Corporate Internship Program, as well as family contributions, to cover the full yearly tuition of a private school education. Scholarship benefactors are listed below in categories based on the number of students they support with a scholarship each year. This list includes benefactors who supported students during the 2019-20 school year.

FIFTEEN OR MORE SCHOLARSHIPS The Sheridan Foundation Anonymous Kathy and Mark Vaselkiv

TEN OR MORE SCHOLARSHIPS ONE OR MORE SCHOLARSHIPS Anonymous Anonymous (5) The Charles T. Bauer Charitable Foundation Debbie and Michael Adams, In memory of Anne and George L. Bunting, Jr. Rev. William McGroarty, S.J. Kim and Jim Davis / The Davis Family Foundation The William L. and Victorine Q. Adams Foundation & The Kahlert Foundation The Rodgers Family Fund Darielle and Earl Linehan / The Linehan Family Foundation Jaynee and Tony Agnone Susie and Jack Luetkemeyer Karen and Lee Arnold Amaya ’21 stops for a photo at her Daniel and Kelly Rizzo Baum Foundation internship at Mercy Medical Center. Mary Jo and Brian Rogers Carol Baumerich and John O’Hara Betsy and George Sherman Rick Berndt The Buedel Family FIVE OR MORE SCHOLARSHIPS Kevin Byrnes Mr. and Mrs. John Leahy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Turner, Jr. Nancy and John Erickson Kate and Ed Cahill Joseph and Catherine Liberatore Suzanne and Dan Vucovich, In memory of Barbara Stalick Sybil and Donald Hebb Barbara and Bob Cawley and Family Carol Croft Linde David Warnock and Michele Speaks The Maryland Province of the Society of Jesus Phillip Clough John and Elizabeth Linehan Nancy M. Webster James Riepe Family Foundation Susan Frances Cooke Memorial Scholarship Dorothy and Doug Lopez Mr. Thomas A. and Ms. Nancy M. Whipple Daren Cortese Lawrence and Ellen Macks Chris and Andi Winkle TWO OR MORE SCHOLARSHIPS Nancy and Kent Croft Mr. Charlie Maskell and Ms. Elsa Andujar Susan† and Dick Wolven Anonymous (2) Dulany and Matthew Dent & Sara and Peter Orthwein Chris and Paul McBride Kenneth S. Battye Charitable Trust Mary and Dan Dent Fund The McDonnell Family Charitable Fund PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Batza, Jr. Joan and Renato DeSantis John McFadden Anonymous Theresa Becks Suzanne and Robert DeSantis & Michelle and David Shepherd Brenna and Jack McGowan Ari Azarbarzin Sandy and Neal Black The Dillon Fund Amy and Hugh McGuirk The Charles Bauermann Family Debbie and John Carey Vito and Jennifer Dragone Kate and Dan McKew William and Barbara Boland Susan Cashman Bill and Paula Dunahoo Meghan and Graham McPhail David and Allison Clapp CFG Community Bank Carole and Martin Eby & Eileen and Russ Howell Middendorf Foundation Charles and Muffy Fenwick Betty and Fran Contino Erica and Patrick Finan The Thomas F. and Clementine L. Mullan Foundation, Inc. Bill and Suzy Filbert The Cordish Family Foundation Friends of Rev. James DiTillo, S.J. Annette Nagler Alicia and Joe Haberman Ericka and Russell Croft Gary and Missy Gill Chris and Kathy O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hawes Gallagher, Evelius & Jones, LLP Chickie Grayson Dr. Frederick G. and Mrs. Mary Louise Preis Gina and Dan Hirschhorn Heidi and Bryan Kelly Marie and David Hartman Bill Pulte Knights of Columbus, Saint Vincent Pallotti Council, Janet and Frank Kelly The Steve & Marjorie Harvey Foundation Timothy and Joanne Regan #14535, Little Italy Manger Family Foundation Devon and Tim Hathaway The Reval Foundation Sandy Krawchuk Mary Byrd Wyman Memorial Association The Herget Foundation Lynn and Bill Roohan Anne Majerik Liz and Tony Moag Pam and Sam Himmelrich Nellie and Truman Semans Fund Pat and Ray Messick In Honor of Fr. Frank Moan, S.J., Fr. John Guidera, S.J., and Kathleen Hogan and Robert Williams The Jane and Sanford Siegel Family Scholarship Fund Mary-Ann and Walter Pinkard Fr. James Donahoe, S.J. Robert and Kara Ihle Abigail Smith and John Shettle PNC The Orokawa Foundation Dana and Melodie Jackson Mike and Nancy Smith Connie Rhodes Bruce L. Rosenberg, In honor of Emanuel and Mamie Hecht Katherine Jennings St. Ignatius Catholic Parish / Sue Cesare Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Salisbury Jr. J.M. and Mindy Schapiro Larry Jennings Sharon and John Stanton The Helen J. Serini Foundation Mark and Lorraine Schapiro Louise Keelty, In memory of Joseph Keelty Suzie and Joe Sullivan Lynn Smith Anne L. Stone Madeline and Philip Lacovara Jill Tapscott Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Webster Cindy and Sheldon Stone / The Stone Family Fund Lasch Family Foundation Fund Nichole and Richard S. Taylor II Lisa and Bill Stromberg Catherine and Robert Lawless Thalheimer-Eurich Charitable Fund, Inc. † = deceased

10 CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT 11 Jasmine ’21 takes notes at her workstation at The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company. UNRESTRICTED, PROGRAM, AND CAPITAL GIFTS The Cristo Rey Jesuit community is working hard to build a better Baltimore for our youth. Thank you for partnering with our students and our school as we work to strengthen our city. The individuals, businesses, and foundations listed below made outright gifts between July 1, 2019 and June 30, 2020. Many of these gifts are unrestricted, allowing us to direct the funds to our current area of most need. Other gifts support key programs or capital projects and purchases that are vital to our students’ success. Giving levels are named for some of the neighborhoods where CRJ scholars live. Please note that scholarship, endowment, Corporate Internship Program, and Stand Up for Students gifts are reflected in their own respective sections throughout this report.

HAMILTON CIRCLE ($100,000 AND OVER) Cristo Rey Network Mark and Patty Knott Anonymous The Johns Hopkins Neighborhood Fund Jerry and Paula Lacy The Charles T. Bauer Charitable Darielle and Earl Linehan / The Linehan Edwin Lewis Foundation Family Foundation Manger Family Foundation The Bunting Family Foundation Susie and Jack Luetkemeyer Maria and Bill McCarthy Rebecca Henry and Harry Gruner William E. and Mary P. McGuirk, Jr. Meghan and Graham McPhail Daniel and Kelly Rizzo Memorial Fund of the Baltimore Patriot Capital Community Foundation The John J. Leidy Foundation, Inc. PIMLICO CIRCLE ($50,000 - $99,999) Paige McGuirk Larson Arden and Robert Travers Mary Catherine Bunting Anya McGuirk Suzanne and Dan Vucovich Clayton Baker Trust Hugh and Amy McGuirk Katharine Weiskittel and Tim Hodge Lockhart Vaughan Foundation Michael McGuirk and Nancy Ann Sayre Ted and Mary Jo Wiese The Orokawa Foundation Peter McGuirk The Thomas Wilson Foundation Alison and Arnold Richman Sheila McGuirk and Paul Manley The Stephen and Renée Bisciotti Chase and Maggie Mizelle MONTEBELLO CIRCLE ($2,500 - $4,999) Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Muldowney All Risks Dr. Ronald Rosier Patricia M.C. Brown and Joseph P. Gill EDMONSON VILLAGE CIRCLE RSM Brian Cobb JM and Mindy Schapiro ($25,000 - $49,999) Mary Jane Daley Doug Smith Anonymous Jane Daniels Suzie and Joe Sullivan The Herbert Bearman Foundation Martha and Michael Gardner The Ann & Frank Cahouet Foundation / Betty and Fran Contino Susan L. Hahn Kate and David Cahouet Ericka and Russell Croft Dennis Hasson The Thomas F. & Clementine L. Mullan Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Griswold IV Sally and John Isaacs Foundation, Inc. and the Fancy Hill Foundation Mary Lee and Michael J. Lynch AEGON Transamerica Foundation The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg The MacKenzie Companies LLC Foundation Anne Majerik Loyola University Maryland Jesuit GARWYN OAKS CIRCLE ($5,000 - $9,999) Georganne and Dino Mallas Community Anonymous (2) Linda and Robert Marano The Marion I. & Henry J. Knott Foundation Karen and Lee Arnold Tom and Carol Mariani Pam and Tom O’Neil Bruce and Polly Behrens Liz and Tony Moag Nellie and Truman Semans Fund Patrick Joseph Brennan and Helga Surratt Northrop Grumman Foundation Lisa and Bill Stromberg Brightview Senior Living Maureen and Michael Paszkiewicz † Textor Family Foundation Marie and Frank Cappiello Corey and Leigh Profit Barbara and Bob Cawley and Family Tim and Beth Thompson Capital Funding Group Daniel and Susan White PATTERSON PARK CIRCLE ($10,000 - $24,999) Continental Realty Corporation The Wiessner Foundation for Children Anonymous Gale Costa Baltimore Equitable Society Gregory and Anne Good Fox Dr. and Mrs. L.J. Bellantoni SANDTOWN CIRCLE ($1,000 - $2,499) George W. McManus Jr. Foundation Rick Berndt Anonymous (2) Fund of the Baltimore Community Anne and George L. Bunting, Jr. Jaynee and Tony Agnone Foundation The Cordish Family Foundation, Ameriprise Financial, Inc. Golfers’ Charitable Foundation Maggie and Reed Cordish Sister Helen Amos, RSM

12 CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT 13 Ralph and Christine Arnold Michael and Therese McAllister / Lydia Dibos and John Evermann Shiann ‘22 represents the CRJ “Lady Hornets” Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Batza, Jr. The Michael P. & Therese M. McAllister Mr. and Mrs. W. Boulton Dixon basketball team during after-school practice. Scott and Teresa Binder Charitable Giving Fund Kevin Dowdle Tina and Scott Borden Natalie and George† McCeney Stephanie and Michael Downes Joyce and Edward Brown Linda and John† McCleary Jamie Dunbar and Kathleen Gavin Lawrence and Barbara Bury John McFadden and Patricia Phebus Amy and Peter Fenwick John and Jen Busse Matthew J. McKenna Charles and Muffy Fenwick Norris and Virginia Byrnes Genny and David McNamara Fran and Mike Finley Chip and Kathy Carlson Rita Mendl and David Ward Dr. William F. Fritz Catherine B. Doehler Fund for Bob and Suzy Meny Mark Gately Cristo Rey Jesuit High School Pat and Ray Messick Faith and Jim Gilroy Olivia and John Cavaluzzi Bill Monk Shanna Hamilton Julie Cawley Robert Y. O’Brien Memorial Stephany Watson Smith Harper Chesapeake Contracting Group Endowed Scholarship Lynn and Stuart Janney Joan and Norris Cook Helen Otell Alexander Jaudines Beverly A. Cooper Peggy Otenasek Mary Ellen and Leon Kaplan S. Christopher Costa Charles and Nancy Pecot Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lenzen Ben Coughlin Susan and Pete Powell Mary Guidera Loker DF Dent & Co., Inc. Suzy and Bob Price Nicolas Lombo Pablo E. Dibos† Quest Holdings, LLC. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Malone Valerie Dowdle Anne and Francis Rienhoff Kevin McCartney Barbara Hoyt and Pierce Dunn David and Kristin Schiminger Jane and Dave McNamara Carole and Martin Eby Dr. Patricia Schmoke and Charles A. Meehan, Jr. Lee Euler Mr. Kurt Schmoke Anthony Mifsud Juliet Eurich and Louis Thalheimer Scranton Jesuit Community Patricia J. Mitchell Lois B. Feinblatt / The Lois and Irving Coach and Carol Sheahan William J. and Patricia Fox Murphy Blum Foundation Caroline and Shane Smith Carl and Nan Neely Noreen Frost Nicholas and Jeanae Tatum Adair and Kathryn Newhall Peggy and Gino Gemignani John and Carol Thompson Drs. Daniel and Alma Nyhan DRUID HILL PARK CIRCLE ($250 - $499) Charlotte and John Marek MIDTOWN CIRCLE (UP TO $249) Holly and Wayne R. Gioioso, Jr. Brian Usher Kathleen O’Brien Anonymous (2) Becky and Tom McDade Anonymous (6) Randy and Melissa Guttman Rose Viscardi and Jeffrey Hasday Niall and Maria O’Malley Sue and Jerry Bohan Robb and Sheila Merritt AARP † David and Mary Ellen Haddad Margaret and Patrick Walsh Marree and Daniel Paszkiewicz Peter and Chichi Bosworth Laurie and Stan Miller Virginia C. Alinsao Devon and Tim Hathaway Jane and Jim Webster Tommy Pigeon and Maddie Rodriguez Stephen Callahan and Christine Madigan Skip and Fran Minakowski The Reverend and Mrs. E. Terrence Alspaugh The Healey Family Foundation Bob and Jo Weininger Matthew Pirnot Beverly A. Cooper Lance G. Montour AmazonSmile Foundation HighFleet Charities, Inc. Mr. Thomas A. and Ms. Nancy M. Whipple Gary and Judy Rabik Barbara de Lateur, M.D. Eileen Moran and James Parolski Daniela Amzel and Adrian Batchelor † Judy and Jim Hodges Susan and Dick Wolven Louis and Natalie Robinett Cecilia Deems John and Carol Moran Neilson Andrews Bridget and Benjamin Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Amado J. Sandoval Bill and Kathleen Delinsky Robert R. Moylan, Jr. Daryl and Fred Back Kelly and Craig Horner FELLS POINT CIRCLE ($500 - $999) Joseph Schaefer Andrew and Paula Fischer The MWE Partnership Howard and Susan Austin Baetjer Betty Ann and John Howard Ben and Debbie Abrams Maggie Schmitt Blair Franke Dennis O’Shea Vince and Kate Bagli Chaddie and Patrick Hughes Bill and Joanna Baird Ronald and Kathryn Shapiro The Gaarder Family Elizabeth A. Parolski Sally and Clay Bailey Dana and Melodie Jackson Michael and Maria Baird Mr. and Mrs. Earl Spangenberg Michael and Anne Gorman Rachel and Jonathan Pittman Sue Battye Jerry Kammer Baird Foundation, Inc. Nancy and John Stewart David and Casey Hart The Polish Heritage Association Lillian Baumann Marion Knipp Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Bank Anne Marie and Kenneth Stuzin Robert Hewitt of Maryland, Inc. Sally E. Bell Mary Anne and Paul Kowzan Bessemer National Gift Fund Dr. Tim Trainor Edith Howard Hogan Reginald F. Lewis Foundation Mrs. Carolyn L. Bramble Robert Krasnansky Carroll A. Bodie Kathleen Mary Tully JMI Equity Allison and Karl Schmitt Ann and Walter Brooksbank Rev. Robert Leavitt, S.S. Ann Boyce Ed and Gail Veilleux Charles Kelly Katie and Joe Schmitz Thomas Brzozowski Gerri and Steve Leder Jack and Maryann Busse Gianni Villasanta Joanne Manzo and Bernard Kenyon Patricia and Robert Schwarz John and Linda Butt Amy Macht / Macht Fund of Canusa Corporation Charitable Fund Rev. William J. Watters, S.J. Kay Kness T. Rowe Price Tyrone Campbell The Associated The Chorske Family Foundation John and Kathryn Webber Frank and Carolyn Knott Meghan and John Tapscott Eleanor and Anthony Carey Dick Lombardo Mr. and Mrs. John J. Costello Jr. Jim and Roberta White The Lau Fund John E. Tarr Catherine Carriero Loyola Blakefield The CU Foundation MD|DC Linda and Curt Wilson Mary Beth Lennon Edward and Elizabeth Tomlinson Virginia and Eugene Caruso John and Frances MacSherry Judith† and Michael DeHaemer Christina and Matthew Wyskiel Amanda Malone Klink Michael Tully and Elizabeth Frazee Catholic Community Foundation Mr. Charlie Maskell and Ms. Elsa Andujar Nathan and Cara Derr Christopher Zizza of Minnesota

14 CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT 15 GIFTS OF GOODS AND SERVICES Catherine and John Cieslak Bill and Cindy Horn William G. Proctor, III Cristo Rey Jesuit is thankful to the following donors who provided gifts-in-kind during the Malcolm Clark Stephanie Huck Allison Rabik 2019-20 school year. Corning Incorporated Foundation Ann Murphy Hunt Walter Reap Ari Azarbarzin Ryan Cox Frank and Barbara Izzo Louis and Evelyn Reinhardt Grant Gibson Photography Veronica Cryan and Daniel Tracy Joelle Kadima ’17 Karen Reiter Ann Murphy Hunt Barbara H. Cummings Mr. and Mrs. James E. Kelly, Jr. Tyesha Rideout Loyola Blakefield Leah Dahlheimer, M. Ed. Kevin, Anna, Avery, and Charlie Kelly Tilly Rudolph Susan and William Paznekas Roy and Debbie Danz Bob Kern, Jr. John and Barrie Rusinko Corey and Leigh Profit Doug and Kathie Dollenberg G. Ann Kiel Ryan Russell RSM Jane Mary Dowling and Barry Daly Stanford Kimmel Jacqueline Sanders David and Kristin Schiminger The Drusano Family Bernard F. Kirby Dr. and Mrs. Edward Sattler Kim Stone Kellie Edris Andrea Koller and Terry Stifter Julie and Bob Sawyer Target Marketing Group Candace Elliott Joe and Kay Kufera Deb Schechter Roswell Encina Hans and Dawn Kuppers Sam and Thea Schnydman Lila M. Erhardt Jim and Ann Lano Daniel Shapiro Candace Etzler Mr. and Mrs. Constantine H. Lanzi Chip and Suzanne Sheridan Jen Ewing Maureen Kelley and Leonard Lazarick Matt Shiffermiller Elggy ’22 does research for class. Margaret Faulk April Lichtenberg Jo Anna Shuba L. Mickey Fenzel, Ph.D. Derrick Lifsey William Smith Jaysalee Ferrer Jennifer and James Little Frank and Marika Somich Dr. Robert Fitzgerald Richard and Claire MacDonald Robin Spence Kelsey Fitzpatrick Meagan Mallen Eric Spencer Kathryn Fitzsimmons Rev. Rick Malloy, S.J. James Riggs Stafford Fran and John Flanigan Henry and Teri Marconi Virginia Stalter Jeanne and Peter Floeckher Marine Family Mr. and Mrs. James D. Stone Cara Forbes Nancy Martel Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Stromberg Phyllis Fung and John Mariani Mr. and Mrs. Peter Marudas Tony and Patty Strott Mary Agnes Gahan Dr. and Mrs. William Maxted Ed and Kathy Sullivan Bob Galiszewski Beth Mayr Jennifer Summers Christine Gallagher Timothy and Gretchen McGrath Katie Sutton Hadley Garbart Andrew McIntyre Mary Swann Karla Garcia-Aguirre ’18 Frank and Joanne McShalley T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving Michael Gedraitis Kimberley O. Mentzer Phil and Eileen Toohey Rev. Gasper Genuardi Joyce Michael Rev. Sean Toole, S.J. Mr. Armand F. Girard Kathy Miles Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Turner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Spaulding Goetze Ryan Miller Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Ullrich Yasmine Gordon Warren F. Mills, Jr. Erica Valente Donald Gourley Jessica Miranda ’13 Dan Vucovich III Gael and John Greene Margaret Mohler Strahan Sheila Ann Walsh Greenspring Associates Mr. Carlyle N. Montanye, Jr. G. Lawrence Watts, Jr. Edwin Guevara Marguerite and George Moran Nancy M. Webster Mr. and Mrs. Virgilio Guglielmi Marybeth Mueller Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matt Hall and Amanda Bistran-Hall Mary Susan and Rust Muirhead Matching Gift Program Katie Hammond Sarah Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Wheeler Catherine and Glenn Hanna Loraine and Marvin Mullens Mariellen Whelan Laura Harpool ’11 Loretta O’Connor Dorothea Wilfong Kathleen D. Healy Sara and Peter Orthwein Joyce and Keith Willig Dr. Bill Heiser and Mrs. Tracy Cerrato Alyson Pagano Mary Anne Wright Lt. Col. K R Heiser USMC (Ret.) Pall Corporation Tracy A. Young Colleen Helak Bita Parniani Maryann Zielke Charles and Anne Hilgartner Jack Pettenati Leslie and Matt Zuga Patricia Hill Mr. and Mrs. John J. Pettenati Hon. Marcella Holland Neil Porter † = deceased

16 CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT 17 Tyler ’20 beams with pride outside of the Cathedral of Mary our Queen after ENDOWMENT GIFTS receiving his diploma. Cristo Rey Jesuit High School appreciates the generosity of those who choose to establish or contribute to endowments that will provide financial support for our students in years to come. Cristo Rey’s named endowments are listed below along with those who contributed to them during the 2020 fiscal year.

THE CARROLL SCHOLARSHIP FUND

CLAYTON BAKER TRUST ENDOWMENT

SUSAN FRANCES COOKE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

GENERAL ENDOWMENT Kim and Jim Davis / The Davis Family Foundation

MIDDENDORF FOUNDATION ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP

ROBERT Y. O’BRIEN MEMORIAL ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP Patrick O’Brien

PNC ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP

SUZY AND BOB PRICE ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP Suzy and Bob Price

AYSHA RING MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Mary Ann and John Macier

LYNN AND BILL ROOHAN ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP Lynn and Bill Roohan

EDITH AND CHARLES SALISBURY ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP

REV. JOHN W. SWOPE, S.J. ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP

REV. WILLIAM J. WATTERS, S.J. ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP Holly and Wayne R. Gioioso, Jr.

18 CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT 19 Breon ’21 discusses details of the job TRIBUTES with his Corporate Internship Program MEMORIALS supervisor. Cristo Rey Jesuit received gifts honoring the Cristo Rey Jesuit received gifts in memory of the following individuals: following individuals, groups, and occasions:

TOM AHERN JAMES AND MARIANNE KOLLER Bob Galiszewski Andrea Koller and Terry Stifter JOSEPH AND BERTHA BURY JOHN J. KREJCI, MD Lawrence and Barbara Bury Joyce Michael REV. JOHN CARRIERO, S.J. HOWARD LOHORN Catherine Carriero Blair Franke MARY ROSE DAVIS ANTHONY AND THERESA MILLER Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hawes Lawrence and Barbara Bury JUDITH DEHAEMER SARA W. MOYLAN Michael DeHaemer Robert R. Moylan, Jr. JOSEPH D. DRUSANO ROBERT Y. O’BRIEN The Drusano Family Kathleen O’Brien Patrick O’Brien DAN DULLEA Bob Galiszewski DANIEL PASZKIEWICZ Joyce and Keith Willig LEONARD M. FINLEY II Fran and Mike Finley AYSHA RING Cara Forbes GEORGE FLOYD Mary Ann and John Macier Gianni Villasanta Loraine and Marvin Mullens THE CHILDREN OF BALTIMORE RICHARD W. HAWES JOHN AND CAROL MORAN JAMES RIEPE NANCY FOULK-HOFFMAN HELEN SALLESE Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hawes Lillian Baumann Baltimore Equitable Society Donald Gourley Anonymous Marguerite and George Moran THE CLASS OF 2020 TIM HODGE CHRIS ROYSTON CONSTANCE R. FRANZONI REV. JOHN SHERIDAN, S.J. Valerie Dowdle Arden and Robert Travers MARGUERITE AND GEORGE MORAN Patriot Capital Stanford Kimmel Jerry Kammer Stephanie and Michael Downes Lillian Baumann FRANK KELLY JM SCHAPIRO CATHERINE GALISZEWSKI H. FRANKLIN TAPSCOTT JAMES DAVIS Julie Cawley MIKE MULDOWNEY Ben and Debbie Abrams Bob Galiszewski Jill Tapscott Mark and Patty Knott Warren F. Mills, Jr. KAY KNESS FR. JOHN SWOPE S.J. MARION GILBERT Edward St. John Foundation, Inc. Margaret Faulk MARY GRACE O’SHEA Louis and Evelyn Reinhardt Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hawes BARBARA DELATEUR Dennis O’Shea REV. THOMAS J. KULLER, S.J. FR. SEAN TOOLE S.J. MAMIE AND EMANUEL HECHT David and Casey Hart Bill and Cindy Horn ELIZABETH PAROLSKI Frank and Marika Somich Bruce L. Rosenberg MATTHEW DENT Eileen Moran and James Parolski GERRI LEDER FRANK TURNER RUTH CLEMMENS KAMMER Arden and Robert Travers Ann Boyce LEIGH PROFIT Arden and Robert Travers Jerry Kammer MR. AND MRS. ANDREW DOUGLAS Kevin Dowdle EARL LINEHAN DAN VUCOVICH JR. JOE KEELTY The Reverend and Mrs. E. Terrence Valerie Dowdle Arden and Robert Travers Dan Vucovich III Anonymous Alspaugh Roswell Encina EMMET AND CLIFF LUCAS Michael Gedraitis DANIEL AND CARLA WALLER REV. ROBERT T. KENNEDY, JD, JUD HARRY GRUNER Robin Spence Katie Hammond John E. Tarr G. Ann Kiel Arden and Robert Travers April Lichtenberg JACK LUETKEMEYER REV. WILLIAM J. WATTERS, S.J. MATT HANNA Meghan McCorkell Ben and Debbie Abrams Mark Gately Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Ullrich Megan Profit Ben Coughlin Holly and Wayne R Gioioso, Jr Pam and Tom Profit DAVID AND CASEY HART Edward St. John Foundation, Inc. Charles and Nancy Pecot Antonio Sanchez Barbara de Lateur, M.D. Arden and Robert Travers Mariellen Whelan Matt Shiffermiller TIM HATHAWAY DAVE MCNAMARA’S BIRTHDAY Tracy Simms Arden and Robert Travers Jane McNamara

20 CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT 21 STAND UP FOR STUDENTS SPONSORSHIPS 2019-2020 HEADLINER ($10,000.00) Keeney Financial Group, Inc. LEADERSHIP Hartman Executive Advisors The Kimmel Company Mary Anne and Paul Kowzan ADVISORY COUNCIL STAND UP FOR STUDENTS 2020: ADVOCATE ($7,500.00) Target Marketing Group Chef’s Expressions* MedStar Health* Matt and Mollie Franke, Chairs Chesapeake Employers’ Insurance National Lumber Company Ari Azarbarzin AN INTERMISSION, NOT A FINALE. Company * Wells and Mary Obrecht William Buttarazzi Kelly Integral Solutions* On March 13, 2020 - just two weeks shy of our annual scholarship fundraiser - Cristo Rey Jesuit Patriot Capital Mid-Atlantic Properties* Vince Connelly The Golden Bear, Inc. (CRJ) made the difficult, but necessary, decision to cancel the 2020 Stand Up for Students in- Sheila and Mike Muldowney Jennifer Curry PrimeLending person event and close our school campus indefinitely in response to the global health crisis. RCM&D* / Barbara and Bob Cawley Vanessa Fava PSA Insurance & Financial and Family In the face of these unprecedented events, we were consoled and strengthened by the Rancho Santana Dave Hartman The Whiting-Turner Contracting Rochlin, Settleman & Dobres, PA Marie Hartman unconditional support of our community. To our: Company* rydz Colleen Helak ≠ Leadership Advisory Council members, who deftly guided us through uncharted territory EMCEE ($5,000.00) SC&H Group, LLC* Bob Ihle ≠ Event Sponsors, who stood with us in solidarity, converting their sponsorships to donations The Bozzuto Group David and Kristin Schiminger Kara Ihle ≠ Donors, whose contributions enabled us to host our first, fully virtual auction in lieu of the event Continental Realty Corporation* St. Thomas More Society of Maryland, Inc. Sarah Janney ≠ Ticket Purchasers, who pivoted along with us and graciously allowed us to convert their First National Bank T. Rowe Price* Cherée Johnson Loyola University Maryland* UBS Financial Services, Inc. payments into donations M&T Bank* Joseph Johnson, Jr. LOL ($500.00) ≠ Bidders and Winners in our virtual auction, participating from home to support our mission Merritt Companies Anna Kelly Anonymous ≠ Students, who recorded a video message of thanks during their final days on campus Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Inc.* Ari Azarbarzin Kevin Kelly The Taylor and Ihle Families ≠ Contributors of time, talent, and funds, who supported our efforts when we needed it most Bollinger Energy Corporation Peter MacDonald Transamerica* Boonerang Consulting LLC Sean McElroy ...we cannot thank you enough. ONE-LINER ($2,500.00) Dr. Mary Margaret Brennan Frank McShalley We hope to see you again in 2021 for what is Baltimore Ravens Patrick and Deborah Buttarazzi Ryan Miller always one of our favorite nights of the year, Tim and Sheila Bolte Cummings & Co. Realtors Liz Milligan Campbell & Company Edward St. John Foundation, Inc. filled with laughter and hope. Kellie Montgomery Chesapeake Corporate Advisors Pete and Alexa Gilmore Michael Muldowney The Gerdes Team of Long & Foster Hubbard Funeral Home, Inc. Real Estate Humphreys, McLaughlin & McAleer, LLC Tommy Pigeon McCormick & Company, Inc.* Innovation Works Todd Reese Paul Fredrick Sarah and Charlie Janney Stuart Schadt Lois and Joe Johnson, Jr. PUNCHLINE ($1,000.00) Peggy Schneider In honor of Peggy Schneider Accenture* Missy and Donny Lala Matthew Seward Ariosa & Co., LLC Loyola Blakefield LaWanda Stone Atlas Restaurant Group Henry and Teri Marconi Nichole Taylor ATAPCO* Marquette Associates Carroll A. Bodie Richard Taylor Becky and Tom McDade Capital Funding Group* Danita Wickwire Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mullican Chase Brexton Health Care* Kate Williams Ratcliffe Architects ClearOne Advantage Daniel and Kelly Rizzo CNA Insurance* RSM* Communications Electronics Semmes, Bowen and Semmes Correct Rx Pharmacy Services, Inc.* ServiceMaster of Baltimore The DeSantis Family The Seward Family, In Honor of Sigmond Dragone Realty Investments ‘Skip’ Seward - A True Man for Others Flowers & Fancies The Fulton Bank * These sponsors are also Corporate Internship Goel Vision Program partners, employing students at their Goetze’s Candy Co., Inc. organizations or funding positions at nonprofits Kaiser Permanente across Baltimore.

22 CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT 23 STAND UP FOR STUDENTS IN-KIND EVENT DONATIONS STAND UP FOR Anonymous Baltimore Center Stage Charm City Run Foreman Wolf’s Bin 604 Meritage Jewelers The Princess Company Smyth Jewelers The Abbey Burger Bistro Baltimore Orioles Christopher Schafer Clothier Matt and Mollie Franke Michele’s Granola Leigh and Corey Profit Southern Glazer’s Wine & STUDENTS ACAC Timonium Fitness & Baltimore Ravens Janine Dowdle Goetze’s Candy Co., Inc. Mission BBQ Radcliffe Jewelers Spirits Wellness Center Baltimore Symphony Earth Treks Colleen Helak Mouth Party Caramel Rancho Santana Southern Provisions Atlas Restaurant Group’s Orchestra Five Iron Golf Baltimore Lois and Joe Johnson, Jr. Mike and Sheila Muldowney Dan and Kelly Rizzo Nichole and Richard S. CONTRIBUTORS Maximón George L. Bunting, Jr. Flowers & Fancies Loyola University Maryland Nicklaus Golf Equipment Darlene and Butch Robey Taylor II Anonymous (2) The B&O Railroad Museum CAA Sports, LLC. The Food Market Jesuit Community Company rydz Thames Street Oyster House Jonathan and Jennifer Beard Babe Ruth Birthplace Museum Canton Car Wash La Food Marketa The McShalley Family Port Discovery Children’s Sassanova Trohv Jennifer Bonaguide Museum Shananigans Toy Shop WBAL-TV Rev. Timothy Brown, S.J. Jack and Maryann Busse Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Cain Principal Walter Reap checks in with students Anne Chiolo Mr. and Mrs. Bill Corey Shadaya Cox ’13 East West Sign Group Maria Force Christine Gallagher RosaMaria Gamble Tere Geckle Rev. Gasper Genuardi Gillis and Lynn Green Karen Griffin Lt. Col. K R Heiser USMC (Ret.) Colleen Helak Richard and Holly Hoenes Thomas and Maura Kane Jennifer and James Little Meghan McCaleb Nancy and Kevin McCarthy Meghan McCorkell John McFadden and Patricia Phebus Carole Miller Ryan Miller Scott Miller Ellie and Michael Murphy Phil and Amber Nestico Patrick O’Brien Dennis O’Shea Martin Pfister Tommy Pigeon and Maddie Rodriguez Dr. Frederick G. and Mrs. Mary Louise Preis Edith Pula Gary and Judy Rabik Jamelee and Charles Seymour Michael Stafford Matthew and Sarah Swiger Caroline Torba Maria Trent G. Lawrence Watts, Jr. JC Whipple Linda and Curt Wilson Leslie and Matt Zuga

24 CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT 25 VOLUNTEERS AND TUTORS 2019-2020 FACULTY AND STAFF We are grateful to the many individuals and organizations who shared their time and talents FACULTY Rachel Disney Ellwood Johnson Luis Royo Romero with Cristo Rey Jesuit during the 2019-20 school year. English English Mathematics Joseph Binder Matthew Brown Gabrielle Mignano English Jaysalee Ferrer ’11 Andrew McIntyre Daniel Shapiro World Languages Mathematics Art Ronald Carter Sean Mizoguchi Tiffany Butler Fiona Finnegan Margaret O’Connor Science RosaMaria Gamble Elijah Miles ’13 Rosalies Toledo David Haddad RSM World Languages Theology World Languages Ryan Cox Maxwell Howald Thomas Schlectic Social Studies Yasmine Gordon Joseph Mitala, Ph.D. Rev. Sean Toole, S.J. Madison Kane Matthew Sklar English Science Theology Demeitria Kishbaugh Martin Stewart Gina Darin Edwin Guevara Julia Muirhead Jessie Walter Edwin ‘Gus’ Lewis Shannon Ward Brenton ’20 puts his diploma on display Social Studies/Music Science Social Studies Science Loyola Blakefield Alumni Association Matthew Zamow after his graduation ceremony. Laura Delaney English Devin Harrington Alyson Pagano Laura Whitehead Music World Languages Social Studies Rae Dickens Mathematics Raymond Jester Bita Parniani Tavia Yarborough Theology Mathematics Theology

STAFF Daniela Amzel Barbara Lanciotti Ryan Robinson Sheryl Woods Admissions Assistant Kitchen Manager Interim College and Career Transportation Counselor Gregory Austin Derrick Lifsey Larry Wright Admissions Coordinator Dean of Students Matilda Rudolph Relationship Manager Campus Minister Connie Bannister Hord Lundy Tracy Young Transportation Transportation Thomas Skeeter Accounting and Human Interim Director of Resources Coordinator Jerry Bellamy Meagan Mallen Information Technology Transportation Development Assistant Maryann Zielke Chauntay Smith Facilities Manager Michael Boyd Michelle Mallen Registrar/Volunteer Transportation Senior Relationship Manager Coordinator LEADERSHIP TEAM Tyrone Campbell Aaron Maxwell William Smith Transportation Transportation Transportation John Busse Darlene Crosson Alfred Michael Director of the Corporate Matthew Strott Custodian Director of Information Internship Program Jesuit Volunteer Technology Ashley Day Jen Ewing Teedra Sumbry College and Career Counselor Jessica Miranda ’13 Director of College Counseling Alumni Support Counselor Business Office Assistant Ronald Edwards William Heiser, Ed.D. Katie Sutton Transportation Katherine Owens President Foundations Relations and Assistant Director of College Candace Elliott Grants Manager Patricia Hill Counseling Relationship Manager Director of Admissions Jeanae Tatum Jack Pettenati Kelsey Fitzpatrick School Nurse Rev. Rick Malloy, S.J., Ph.D. Donor Relations and Special Relationship Manager Director of Mission and Events Coordinator Eric Toedtman Ministry Karla Garcia Aguirre ’18 Director of Athletics/PE Allison Rabik Development Intern Teacher Leigh Profit Assistant Principal Director of Finance Gary Haigley Zachary Webster Deborah Ritter Transportation School Counselor Walter Reap Kitchen Staff Principal Robin Jones Todd Wiley Bryant Robinson Transportation Custodian Meghan Tapscott Custodian Director of Development Kia Williams Glenroy Robinson Receptionist Transportation

26 CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT 27 TO & THROUGH 2020 COLLEGE ENROLLMENT What happens after a Hornet has flown the nest? CRJ Graduates are enrolled or have earned their degrees all across the country: Thanks to their dedicated efforts and the guidance of their parents, mentors, teachers, and the CRJ College and Career Counseling team — they Albright College Georgetown University Santa Clara University enroll, persist, and succeed! A phrase you might hear often in the CRJ College and Career Resource Center is ‘To and Through.’ This represents Allegany College of Maryland Georgia State University - Perimeter College St. Joseph’s University the idea that the CRJ community does not only support our students on their journey to college, but also provides a support system as scholars Ashford University Goucher College Stevenson University move through their post-secondary education and training. Baltimore City Community College Hood College Towson University Bethune-Cookman University Howard Community College Trinity Washington University We think the results of this initiative speak for themselves. Below are the Cristo Rey Jesuit post-secondary program and outcomes. Boston College Johns Hopkins University - Krieger School University of Baltimore Bowie State University of Arts & Sciences University of Maryland, Baltimore County THE CRISTO REY JESUIT POST-SECONDARY PROGRAM AND OUTCOMES: Cabrini University La Salle University University of Maryland - College Park $ of merit based aid the Class of 2020 earned: $2 million for their first year, $8 million over 4 years Carthage College Lincoln University University of Maryland Eastern Shore Colgate University Loyola University Maryland University of San Francisco % of graduates accepted to college 100% College of Saint Rose McDaniel College University of Scranton Colorado Technical University Morgan State University Virginia Union University # of total CRJ graduates 648 Community College of Baltimore County Mount St. Mary’s University Wake Forest University % of how many graduates enrolled in college within one year of their graduation 91% Coppin State University Norfolk State University Walden University Devry University Notre Dame of Maryland University Washington College % of how many graduates have earned, or are still working towards a degree 53% Franklin and Marshall College North Carolina A&T State University Wesley College Frostburg State University Providence College Wheeling Jesuit University CRJ graduates are earning a four-year degree at nearly 2x the rate of low-income college students nationally Gannon University Salisbury College

Melissa ’21 poses near her workplace, Brown Advisory, in Fells Point.

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’ Campus Ministers are pictured inside the school chapel. ’

As a school community, we recognize students living This is something and growing in these values and, each year, a senior GRAD AT is recognized as the winner of the Jesuit Schools Network Graduate at Graduation Award. This year we don’t want to Estefania Garcia Torres ’20 (pictured below) earned keep doing, but GRAD this important recognition. we’ll do it forever if we have to. –Jaida W. ’20 ’’

MEN AND WOMEN FOR OTHERS: = THE JESUIT WAY FORWARD One of the tenets of a Cristo Rey Jesuit High School education – and of Jesuit education the world over – is the dedication to forming women CRJ students stand in observance of and men for others. Following in this tradition, CRJ Hornets are committed to pursuing justice as evidenced by their actions this past year. a prayer for peace. During the 2019-20 school year, in the City in 2019 and, in the words Academy, Loyola Blakefield and Loyola the scholars at Cristo Rey Jesuit of Zach B. ’20, it “made me feel like I University Maryland to join. Participants witnessed the world change before was truly a man for and with others... began the day with a prayer outside of their eyes. This year threw many It made me feel like I made a real the CRJ building and then proceeded to aspects of our society into sharp difference.” In reflection on the march to the Baltimore City Detention relief, maybe most of all the need for march, Jaida W. ’20 added, “This is Center and to Baltimore City Hall, where conversations and actions that will something we don’t want to keep the group observed an affecting 8 minute help us move towards racial equity doing, but we’ll do it forever if we and 46 second moment of silence in and solidarity during a time of great have to.” remembrance of George Floyd. injustice, divisiveness and isolation The opportunity to continue this In addition to being committed to doing in our local and global communities. important work came soon after as justice, Cristo Rey Jesuit students On a cold day this past December, protests sprang up around the country also exemplify five other Graduate and CRJ students and faculty organized this summer. Graduation (or ‘Grad at Grad’) traits and then marched in a prayer walk for by the time of their commencement Ife A. ’22 organized a student– and peace through downtown Baltimore. ceremony: open to growth, intellectually alumni–led peaceful protest on The group spoke the names of 19 competent, religious, loving, and work June 8, inviting parents, alumni, and children who were lost to violence experienced. teachers from CRJ, St. Ignatius Loyola

30 CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT 31 Father Bill Watters Join Event Chairs Matt and Mollie Franke and takes a moment to talk Cristo Rey Jesuit’s Leadership Advisory Council for with a student. 2021 STAND UP FOR STUDENTS A Stand Up Comedy Show fundraiser, featuring Michael, Jr., Silent and Live Auctions, and an Open Bar and Lite Fare.

REV. WILLIAM J. WATTERS, S.J. LEGACY SOCIETY Our Legacy Society pays tribute to one of CRJ’s founders, Father Bill Watters, and his vision and determination to open a Cristo Rey school here in Baltimore. Society members share this vision and determination and include CRJ in their estate plans to provide stability for CRJ in the long term. Legacy Society members’ support comes in many forms — some have included CRJ in their estate plans in a bequest, while others have made CRJ their IRA beneficiary or established a charitable trust. The American Visionary Art Museum If you are interested in learning more about planned giving and becoming a member of the Legacy Society, contact Meghan Tapscott at [email protected] or 443-573-9881 840 Key Highway, Baltimore, MD 21230

NEW MEMBERS: EXISTING MEMBERS: Catherine and Glenn Hanna The following donors shared their Anonymous (4) Devon and Tim Hathaway JOIN US ON intention to join the Legacy Society Msgr. Nicholas P. Amato Betty Ann and John Howard during the 2019-20 giving year: Dr. and Mrs. L.J. Bellantoni Heidi and Bryan Kelly FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 2021 Kathleen Bormuth Isabel Klots † Anonymous (2) 7:00 to 11:00 p.m. Mrs. Nancy L. Boyce † Darielle and Earl Linehan Kay Kness George L. Bunting, Jr. George McManus, Jr. † J. Albert Chatard, Jr. † Alison and Arnold Richman For more information, visit: Betty and Fran Contino Bruce L. Rosenberg www.cristoreybalt.org/event/ Catherine Doehler † Frank K. Turner, Jr. stand-up-for-students/ Holly and Wayne R. Gioioso, Jr. Sheila Ann Walsh Mr. Armand F. Girard † = deceased

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