TABLE OF CONTENTS

3 - 4 Letter from the President and Chairman 5 Nativity School of Worcester Faculty and Staff 6 Nativity School of Worcester Board of Trustees 7 -8 Graduation of the Blessed Rupert Mayer Class of 2013 9 - 10 Dervin Hylton’s Graduation Speech 11 Summer of Service 2013 13 Laptop Cart 14 Student Reflection - Henok Tsomana, Mayer Class of 2013 15 Science Laboratory Renovations 16 Gift from John Hancock Financial 17 - 20 10th Anniversary Events 21 Fellows Graduation 23 - 24 Parent Reflection - Mrs. La, Nativity Worcester Parent 25 - 26 Volunteers 27 - 33 Annual Report of Giving

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2 LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT AND CHAIRMAN

Dear Friends,

What a great year for Nativity School of Worcester! The 2012-2013 academic year, our 10th, was filled with hope, promise, excitement, and success. We are very proud to share this annual report with you and hope that its words and images will properly convey the little miracles happening every day in our community – a community that exists thanks to you and hundreds of others who share their time, talent, and treasure with the nearly 160 Nativity Men, their families, and our faculty and administration.

A few highlights from our year and our success:

• We celebrated the school’s 10th anniversary with a series of events highlighting our Four Pillars: Strength, Scholarship, Service, and Character. We hosted a Community BBQ on August 26 – the date Nativity Worcester first opened its doors in 2003 - and the Mass of the Holy Spirit in September officially kicked off our year of celebration. November brought a panel discussion entitled “Breaking the Cycle of Poverty Through Education: Ten Years of Lessons from Nativity Worcester.” In the spring, we hosted our 8th Annual Spring Auction Night, where we honored our Partners in the Promise – the Fuller Family, St. John’s High School, and the College of the Holy Cross. Later in April, the Nativity Worcester Boy Choir joined the Holy Cross Chamber Singers for a concert on Mount St. James, and in May the entire Nativity Worcester community participated in a community service day all throughout Worcester giving back to a community and a city that has given us so much.

• Our Nativity Men participated in and produced wonderful plays and art work for both our Winter and Spring Arts Nights – one of the highlights of every academic year!

• The 7th and 8th Grade Basketball Team earned the school’s first-ever Diocese of Worcester Championship and represented the Diocese in the New England CYO Tournament in April.

• All three of our Nativity Teaching Fellows completed our program – two with an M.A.T. from Clark University and one with her M.B.A. from Assumption College – then signed on to work in urban schools, continuing the strong tradition of our Fellows serving as the next generation of urban educators working with those traditionally underserved.

• We graduated the Blessed Rupert Mayer Class in June after a very successful high school placement process in which 100% of the class were accepted into private high schools and received sufficient financial aid to attend. The class also showed impressive growth over their four years at NSW. The class entered as 5th graders in 2009 testing below grade level in mathematics, reading, and language usage and graduated testing at a 10th grade level in math, and an amazing 11th grade level in reading and language usage! One student came into Nativity Worcester scoring in the first percentile in reading and completed his time with us at the 68th percentile and is enjoying a successful freshman year at St. John’s 3 High School. This is the very real impact of the Nativity Worcester Experience that you support. We also want to acknowledge the exemplary service of four of our board members who concluded their service to our school. Thank you to Bob Grenon, Eric Harthun, Ed Reynolds, and Paul Reville. Welcome to Elizabeth Fee, Calvin Hill, Julie Kaneb, and Jane Mosakowski who joined our board in September through a unanimous vote by our Board of Trustees!

There is so much to be proud of at Nativity School of Worcester. As we look to this coming spring, when our first class of graduates will complete their 12-year experience in our program, we are eternally grateful for your support – a support that makes an impact not just for a summer or a year, but a lifetime.

With immense gratitude,

Alex Zequeira J. Christopher Collins President Chair, Board of Trustees NATIVITY SCHOOL OF WORCESTER FACULTY AND STAFF 2012 - 2013

Alex Zequeira Benjamin Gitkind President 8th Grade Lead Teacher and Director of High School Placement Sean Dillon Principal Joseph Nabil Riad Iskandar Jesuit Regent Emily Gallagher Assistant Principal and 7th Grade Lead Teacher Alex J. Bazarian Nativity Fellow Patrick T. Maloney Director of Advancement Jennifer Guzman Nativity Fellow Joel Kent Business Manager/ Human Resources Kaytlyn Kelley Nativity Fellow Fr. John Fagan, S.J. Admissions Director and Chaplain Michelle Read Nativity Fellow Herbert Woodard, III Director of Graduate Support Nita Seng Nativity Fellow Ray Hurley School Psychologist Angela Sigismondi Nativity Fellow Shannon Savage 5th Grade Lead Teacher Sara Sterling and Individualized Student Plan Coordinator Nativity Fellow Yachira Torres Lance Stewart 6th Grade Lead Teacher Nativity Fellow and Director of Afterschool Program

5 NATIVITY SCHOOL OF WORCESTER BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2012 - 2013

J. Christopher Collins Chair Margaret Florentine Secretary George Eldridge Treasurer David Brunelle Joel Chery William Condron Robert Grenon Eric Harthun James Hayes, S.J. William Haylon Veronica Listerud Gregory Lynch, S.J. Sean McGrath Steven O’Brien Bishop Daniel P. Reilly S. Paul Reville John Savard, S.J. George Tetler III Michael Tsotsis Charles S. “Chick” Weiss 6

Graduation of the Blessed Rupert Mayer Class of 2013

Family and friends joined the 15 members of the Blessed Rupert Mayer Class of 2013 on Friday, June 7 to celebrate their graduation from Nativity School of Worcester. Student speaker, Dervin Hylton, and community speaker, Emily Gallagher spoke to the audience assembled in the school’s gymnasium. Henok Tsomana received the Nativity Spirit Award celebrating his commitment to Nativity Worcester’s Four Pillars of strength, scholarship, character, and service through his four years at the school.

Emmanuel Bangandozou Shedricke Mulbah Bancroft School St. John’s High School Christian Benitez Luis Mulla Holy Name High School St. John’s High School Herminio Cruz Anthony Papetti Holy Name High School St. John’s High School Juan Diego Dominguez Ronald Peña St. John’s High School St. John’s High School Dervin Hylton Akeil Shakoor Worcester Academy Jesuit High School, Tampa, FL Keith La Henok Tsomana St. John’s High School St. John’s High School Jeremy Lundin Kevin Yepez St. John’s High School Holy Name High School Martin Mancía Holy Name High School 8 has been one big play, so applying to this school was like our audition.

Then fifth grade was the like the first run-through of a play without knowing what your role is. We were shy kids, but as we got to know one another we became reckless. Any consequence given to us would have a reaction, and it wasn’t always the nicest reaction. The fifth grade class room has cubbies instead of lockers and whenever one of us would get in trouble, we’d sit in the cubby with our jackets and backpacks on top of us. We would throw our books on the floor, and zip up our fleece up so it would cover our face. Ms. Gallagher will tell you a little more about how we were “Wild Things” later. DERVIN’S GRADUATION SPEECH Coming back to the school for sixth grade was Good evening. My name is Dervin Hylton, and I more comfortable. We got one addition to our class am a member of the Mayer Class. I would like to for sixth grade, our friend Martin Mancia. Before welcome families, friends, and the entire extended long we all knew each other well and weren’t afraid Nativity Worcester community. We are thankful to make mistakes. In fact, we would purposely that you are here with us today. We are here to make mistakes to get a laugh out of each other. celebrate the many achievements of the Mayer Maybe sixth grade was like going through a play Class as we move on to high school. knowing your role, but still having fun with it...

maybe even a bit too much fun. That year, for When I was talking with Mr. Gitkind about what Winter Arts Night, we put on “A Christmas Carol” to put in my speech, we realized that the plays along with the seventh graders. I played the part would be a good way to express what the Mayer of Scrooge in that play, and it was up to me to be class is all about. William Shakespeare once wrote like Scrooge and not care for people. It wasn’t a in his play, “As You Like It,” that, “All the world’s a difficult challenge for me to do. As a sixth grader stage, and all the men and women merely players: I remember not worrying about how others felt, I they have their exits and entrances…” In a lot only cared about what was happening to me. Like of ways, the Mayer Class have been like actors at Scrooge, I was in for a rude awakening. I was a Nativity. We appeared on the stage in fifth grade guy that lived in detention that year. Scrooge was and now we are exiting. Our whole journey here visited on Christmas Eve by three spirits who 9 would show how people thought of him in the Finally, eighth grade was like our big performance. past, present and future. These three spirits showed It was our best year as a class in terms of discipline. him how wrong he had been about life. Like We had fewer demerits, detentions, and talks with Scrooge, I would also have to deal with three spirits Mr. Dillon. The Mayer Class decided to put on when getting in trouble in class: a detention-giving “The Outsiders”, for our Spring Arts Night. Like teacher, an angry principal, and a disappointed the main character Ponyboy, we came to recognize aunt. But unlike Scrooge, I wasn’t visited by these that what we did in the past wasn’t so great. Like people just once. I would have to go through the the entire greaser gang we learned to look out for nightmare multiple times. As the year ended I one another and have each other’s backs. If you realized I had been as wrong as Scrooge. I should will all remember the Mayer Class by anything, it care for others because then they’ll care for me should be that we carry out the true meaning of and help me in times of need. After that Winter brotherhood. Arts Night, I had half a year left until I hit seventh grade. I was prepared to change my whole life As Shakespeare said, people have their entrances around for the next year. as well as their exits. Our time is up here at Nativity Worcester, our play has drawn to a close, But of course, we still entered seventh grade as and this graduation is kind of like our final bow. immature kids. We were thinking seventh grade I, personally, would like to thank my classmates, would be the same way as the two previous faculty, family, and the entire Nativity Worcester years. But it wasn’t. Like doing dress rehearsals community. My classmates have helped me see of a play, we had to get serious. Ms. Gallagher things from different perspectives. I can go to them was our teacher again, but it wasn’t the same old with any problem and I can get many different Ms. Gallagher. She suddenly had much higher answers. The Nativity Worcester faculty has helped expectations for us. We did “The Chronicles of me excel in academics. Narnia” for that Winter Arts Night. Like Narnia, seventh grade was its own little world. As those My family has helped the most. My aunt for always four siblings from the play traveled through a being there, and keeping her temper whenever I mystical land, they found that it was their job to come home with a detention slip. My cousin for do right and serve others by battling the Ice King. being like my cab driver: bringing me to school, As seventh graders exploring the new world of games, and other activities. My older brother, for middle school, we too realized we must serve and guiding me on the right path. And finally, my little do right. And with our pillar of service, we all brother, for being someone that makes me want to got that opportunity by attending the summer of do right so he can do the same, and not follow the service program. As seventh graders, we learned to wrong path. Again, I thank you all for attending do the right thing and learned to act the right way this fine occasion, and I hope you all have a whether or not someone was watching. wonderful night. 10 SUMMER OF SERVICE 2013

During Nativity Worcester’s Summer of Service, For the fifth consecutive year, the eighth- grade students spend their mornings in language arts, students had the opportunity to work on the mathematics, and service learning classes, and Highland Street Foundation’s Youth Philanthropy their afternoons at community service sites. Initiative. Students working on this project learned This summer, fifth-, sixth-, and seventh-graders about philanthropy and nonprofit organizations performed community service at three different in their service learning classes. They reflected sites in mixed-grade groups; the groups visited on their own personal values to determine what each site twice. These sites included Family community services they deemed most important Health Center of Worcester, where the students for the people within Worcester. The students used their creative talents to make a mosaic to then chose how to disburse the $5,000 of grant display inside the building. The students also had funds to these six organizations. This year, the the opportunity to visit the Habitat for Humanity eighth graders worked specifically with: Nuestro ReStore, where they built birdhouses to be sold Huerto, Greater Worcester Land Trust, Worcester in the ReStore to fund the efforts of Habitat for County Food Bank, African Community Humanity. The third site the students visited was Education Program (ACE), Sterling Animal the Rainbow Child Development Center. The Shelter, and Jeremiah’s Inn. Over the course of the Nativity Men read books with Pre-K students and Summer of Service 2013, the Nativity Worcester worked to refurbish a playground for the nearly community completed over 1,700 hours of service 300 children the development center provides care in the greater Worcester community. and education for.

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LAPTOP CART

Thanks to a recent donation, Nativity School of Worcester was able to double the number of computers in the school building. Previously, the Jesuit Resource Center, made possible by a donation from the Jesuit Community at Holy Cross, provided a library/computer lab located on the bottom level of the school which has enough computers for a single class. These additional laptop computers allows for up to two classes to use computers at any given time, thereby doubling the capacity for our students to have access to the Internet and providing greater flexibility for teachers, allowing them to plan a wider range of lessons.

13 Student Reflection – Henok Tsomana, Mayer Class of 2013

Eighth grade may seem like a fiery mess if you look at point is change is no stranger at Nativity Worcester, it is it now from your point of view, but from mine eighth here 24/7 365 days a year. grade has been a moment I’ve been waiting for. You may say, “yeah right”, but I said the same thing when If you do not believe me, here’s an example. I’m sorry previous eighth graders said this, and I now constantly if I’m putting anyone on blast but, my friend, who back find myself coming back on my words. Honestly, then was known as the dude constantly in detention Nativity Worcester has changed my life. From being changed. He earned Nativity Man of the Week in that the fifth grade crybaby who was in Mr. Dillon’s eighth grade, that was a huge change and everyone was office or in detention 24/7 Nativity Worcester has proud of him. Change is no stranger just accept it and crafted me into who I am today, a pretty spiffy and fine move on good things will come all you need to do is young gentleman. Eighth grade has also taught me a wait and pray. lot of things like to laugh at your friend’s jokes. Even if they’re bad it’s a polite gesture. I have a lot of memories from this school: good ones, bad ones, and funny ones. One thing Now you’re looking at me wondering how I could say I’ll never forget though is when Mr. Kent told such a thing. There are no girls, there are long days, Shedricke to fart like a man. That was so funny that and it sometimes feels like prison. As true as these Shedricke and I decided to tell Ms. Sigismondi to put things may be there are always cracks in-between. that phrase on our banner. Nativity Worcester is all boys for a reason. I like to think of it as a way to be you around people who will As my time ends here at Nativity Worcester I would eventually become your life long brothers. Also it is like to give some friendly advice. Nativity is Nativity one less thing to worry about if you know what I mean. whether you like it or not. Don’t change it, let it change Everyone in this room is really fortunate to be part of you. I do not give you this advice as Confucius, but I this school; I think it really prepares not just me but all give this advice to you as a brother that has experienced of us for the greater test of the world. Soon all that I the change and wants you to experience it too. am saying will get to you - just wait. I know it sounds like junk now, but just wait. Yes, I was once a fifth Thank you for listening, but before I leave keep this grader and I’m sure Mr. Dillon and Mr. Hurley still in the back of your minds: “This is Nativity Worcester 14 remember those crazy days filled with mischief. But my where amazing happens”. Thank you! science labORAtory renovations

In December of 2007, the Mosakowski Family and renovated safety and storage areas represents the Foundation made a gift to Nativity School of Worcester latest improvement Nativity Worcester has made through the College of the Holy Cross toward the to its science curriculum and instruction. Over the “renovation of a building to dramatically improve the past few years, the school has actively sought to hire teaching and learning environment of the school.” In Nativity Fellows with strong undergraduate science August 2012, a conversation began about the renovation backgrounds and continues to engage and participate of our science space with trustee Chick Weiss, who had with the National Science Teachers Association and recently completed his work as the project manager Central Massachusetts STEM Network. In December for the new science building at Holy Cross. After a of 2012, Nativity Worcester’s 7th and 8th grade science visit by Leila Kamal and Kip Ellis from EYP – the teacher, Michelle Read, was named a National Science architectural firm that designed the Holy Cross project Teacher Association Fellow – a highly competitive – our lab was handed over to Andrew Brockway’s firm national program where the best and brightest young for his expertise and design. In conversation with science teachers participate. Following this renovation, Bill and Jane Mosakowski, they decided the room the school will be able to further enhance its students’ should bear the name of Fr. Michael McFarland, experience in science and help harvest the passion the past President of the College of the Holy Cross and young men have in that field. The Nativity School of founding Board Chair of Nativity School of Worcester Worcester community is grateful to its faculty, students, – because, as Bill put it, “He was the one who turned families, graduates and benefactors for their vision and me on to Nativity.” The Rev. Michael C. McFarland, generosity. Specifically, we would like to thank Bill and S.J. Science Laboratory was dedicated on November Jane Mosakowski, Rev. Michael C. McFarland, S.J., 8, 2012 with over 60 supporters of Nativity Worcester Andrew Brockway and Associates, David Fontaine from present. The lab, complete with new instruction and Fontaine Brothers, Inc., and Joel Kent, for making the experiment furnishings, state-of-the-art equipment, science laboratory renovation a reality. 15 gift from john hancock financial

We are pleased to announce that Catherine Collins, Assistant Vice President and Senior Counsel at John Hancock, was a recipient of the 2012 Manulife Stars of Excellence Award. As part of the award, John Hancock Financial makes a $1,000 donation to the charity of the awardees’ choice, and Mrs. Collins selected Nativity School of Worcester. We are truly grateful to Cathy Collins and John Hancock Financial for their commitment to Nativity Worcester!

16 10th anniversary events

During the course of the 2012-2013 On September 6, Nativity School of College to coeducation and recruiting academic year, several events were Worcester celebrated its Mass of the a significantly more diverse student held throughout the year to celebrate Holy Spirit and announced that the body, he helped strengthen Holy the school’s 10th anniversary. These Class of 2016 was named in honor Cross financially, energize the alumni events were planned to highlight each of Rev. John E. Brooks, S.J., late network, found the Patriot League, of the schools Four Pillars – character, President of the College of the Holy a Division I athletic conference strength, scholarship and service. Cross. Every year since the school’s recognized for its promotion of founding in 2003, the faculty and staff high academic achievement among The first event occurred on August of Nativity School of Worcester have participating student-athletes, and 26, 2012, exactly ten years to the day selected an outstanding Jesuit whose build the College into one of the since the school first opened on Irving life would serve as an example and country’s top liberal arts institutions. Street. To celebrate, we began the inspiration for the new fifth grade year with a Community Cook-Out class. The young men of each class The school hosted a panel discussion on August 26, inviting all students, carry their class name with them for at the College of the Holy Cross on graduates, past and present faculty and the entirety of their educational career November 14 entitled, “Breaking the staff, and past and present trustees at the school and as alumni. This year Cycle of Poverty Through Education: to attend. Worcester Mayor Joseph the faculty and staff voted unanimously Ten Years of Lessons from Nativity Petty presented the school with a to recommend Rev. John E. Brooks, Worcester.” Panelists included Dr. proclamation announcing the day S.J. as the Jesuit name for the fifth Thomas Del Prete of Clark University to be Nativity School of Worcester grade. Father Brooks, the longest Education Program, Dr. Ericka Fisher of 10th Anniversary Day in the city. serving president of the College of the the College of the Holy Cross Education Julia Hazard, mother of Jacob Kelley, Holy Cross, passed away in July 2012 Program, Dr. L. Mickey Fenzel of Ignatius Class of 2006, and Lewis at the age of 88. During his tenure Loyola University of Maryland, author Hazard, Christopher Class of 2010, as the College’s 29th president from of Improving Urban Middle Schools: provided the crowd with one of her 1970 to 1994, Fr. Brooks presided Lessons from the Nativity Schools, and Rev. custom birthday cakes – complete with over a period of enormous change at Jack Podsiadlo, S.J., former head of the school logo and four pillars. Holy Cross. In addition to moving the New York Nativity Schools. 17 Coached by President Alex Zequeira and First Year Fellow Alex Bazarian, the Nativity Worcester Knights 7th & 8th grade basketball team ended the season with an overall record of 17-6 and won the school’s first ever Diocese of Worcester CYO basketball championship in March 2013.

10th anniversary events continued

We held our 8th Annual Spring anniversary of Nativity School of partner organizations and locations - Auction Night on April 5, 2013. Worcester. Under the direction of The Village at Cambridge, Hadwen Honorees included the Fuller family, Director Chris Shepard, ten members Park, Family Services of Central the College of the Holy Cross, and of the 5th grade Brooks Class and 6th Massachusetts, Herron Park, Plumley Saint John’s High School, all of grade Fernando Class sang “Heal the Village, Worcester Comprehensive whom have partnered with Nativity World” by Michael Jackson, “Stand Child Care, and Worcester Center for Worcester allowing us to keep the on the Rock” by Rollo Dilworth, Crafts. promise we make to parents and and a medley of selections from students – a 12-year commitment Les Misérables – including solos by On Saturday, October 19, 2013, to their education and access to Randal A., Prince C., and Hery H. Nativity School of Worcester hosted life-changing opportunities. Over Special thanks to Chris Shepard, Alex a memorable evening of splendid 230 people attended the event, Zequeira, Sean Dillon, Patsy Cecil, black-tie festivities at Mechanics Hall predominately being prominent Shirish Korde, and the late Bruce to celebrate the 10th anniversary of businessmen/women, as well as Miller for making this concert become the school’s opening. The celebration significant donors from throughout a reality. was sold out with 450 attendees who Central and Eastern Massachusetts, enjoyed cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, and beyond. Aside from the May 24th found the entire student, a gourmet dinner, dancing, and, of celebration of honorees, attendees also faculty, and staff population of course, our 10th year birthday cake! enjoyed speeches by graduate Quran Nativity School of Worcester spread The proceeds from this event benefited Avery, Arrupe Class ’09 and Saint throughout the City of Worcester the school – more specifically, its John’s High School ’13, and current for the Nativity School of Worcester students and graduates – directly. student Ronald Peña, Mayer Class ’13. Day of Service. A slight rain did not This once-in-a-decade event, which dampen the moods of our students included a “raise the paddle” in support On Sunday, April 28, much of the who visited seven sites during the of Nativity Worcester, was the perfect Nativity Worcester community course of the day, taking on tasks culminating event in celebration of an packed into Brooks Concert Hall such as cleaning, painting, spreading idea that was just a dream ten years ago. at the College of the Holy Cross mulch, planting, etc. Thanks to our for the concert celebrating the 10th 20 fellows graduation

The end of the academic year means saying This coming year, Jennifer will be an English goodbye to not only the graduating students, but Language Learner teacher at 1st Lt. Charles also to our Second Year Fellows as well. This year, W. Whitcomb School in Marlborough, MA. three Fellows concluded their two years of service Michelle Read, a native of West Bridgewater, MA at Nativity School of Worcester and moved on to and graduate of the College of the Holy Cross, new positions. Nita Seng, a native of Long Beach, completed her Masters in the Art of Teaching at CA and graduate of Wellesley College, finished Clark University in May. Michelle was Nativity her MBA at Assumption College this past spring Worcester’s first Fellow to be named a DOW and is now a fifth grade math and science teacher Chemical NSTA National Science Teachers at Brooke Public Charter School in East Boston, Association Academy Fellow. Michelle is now an MA. Jennifer Guzman from Lawrence, MA and eighth grade math and science teacher at Brooke graduate of the College of the Holy Cross, received Public Charter School in Roslindale, MA. her graduate degree from Clark University.

21 Over the past ten year, 37 Fellows have taught students at Nativity School of Worcester and had a tremendous impact on the lives of our students. A remarkable 89% have remained in the field of education, and nearly 70% of those in education have remained in an urban setting. parent Reflection – Mrs. La, Nativity Worcester Parent (Christopher ’10, Campion ’12, and Mayer ’13)

My name is Yen Hoang and I am the mother of said if Kevin was looking for friends, to come over here. Kevin, Kenny, and Keith La. The story of how my But he also wanted me to feel like I had friends here children came to Nativity Worcester begins in my own too. Kevin came to Nativity, and eventually Kenny and childhood. I was living in southern Vietnam with my Keith came as well. At first they were nervous, then family on a farm that grew beans and corn. We were they liked it, and eventually they grew to love it here. very poor, and I decided I wanted to find a different life. Me and my husband didn’t finish high school, and so I left my country in October of 1987, moving around I never know exactly how to teach my sons or help Cambodia, Thailand, and the Philippines during the them with work. Every night we told them, try to be a next two years. I was lucky to be able to learn some good person. And every night we told them to do their English in the Philippines in a program that taught the homework. But in my heart, I just always say thank you language and how to be American. Finally, in 1989, to Nativity for looking out for them and doing what I I was able to travel to the United States. My brother could not. came with me. We arrived in New York not knowing much. But I was blessed, and met my husband there. I never thought my sons would be able go to another We came to Worcester in 1992 together and were private school, and now they are all at St. John’s. married three years later. By 1998, we had three sons, Nativity helped my sons go to high school, and that Kevin, Kenny, and Keith. was something I had never even thought about. I tell my sons all the time that they owe the Nativity School. I remember being very busy at home with Keith and I tell them to come back and keep coming back for Kenny, and I worried about Kevin in the public schools. everything they need. I did not know what to do. But then I started studying English at the Worcester Public Library. There were And now I do everything I can to help too. I can volunteer teachers, and one of them told me to look at always help cook and clean up. For the Parent Teacher the Nativity School of Worcester. Association I try to help every time they need me to sew. I tell them that if they need it, they can call The first time I came to Nativity, it was only me. I still anytime. I also tell every Vietnamese family that we are didn’t feel comfortable with English. I saw a man and friends with to come over here. In Vietnam, of course, he looked like he felt bad for me. This was Mr. Brunell. they don’t know the school, and so when they come, I I remember that he smiled and talked with me. He tell them, it’s a good school. 24 2012 - 2013 volunteers

Caitlin T. Adamakis Lance Evans Pascal Jundt Allizabeth Aguirre Heather K. Ewell Thomas B. Keckeisen Annabella S. Aguirre Jessica L. Familia Kate Keller Che Anderson John A. Fee Jacob Kelley Tyler Bao Kathleen M. Fegan Edward F. Kennedy Bethany Bartolini Michael Fess Katie A. Kennedy Claudia S. Bechthold Lauren Fitzgerald Meredith Kent Karla A. Burns John R. Fitzpatrick Derek C. Keough Ashley G. Butterworth Fr. Thomas J. Fitzpatrick, S.J. Patrick C. Kerr Patsy Cecil Erica L. Fleming Sean Langan Nicole G. Chiaramonte Jaime Flores Jennifer C. Lee Thomas M. Cizauskas James Foyle Kimberly Leighton Kelly A. Clarke Kathleen Gadbois Patrick S. Loftus Jessica Confer Brian P. Ganley Juainer Beato-Lopez Ashley Ann Corridori Matthew Gitkind Rita E. Malley Rebecca L. Corridori Blaine Gonya Michael A. Mastroianni Kevin Cotter Kathryn Grotting Ben MacDonald Rosemary Cronin Lauren E. Guest MaryCatherine McDonnell Grace Cunningham Sara E. Heath Alec C. McCabe Connor C. Davock Molly K. Heffernan Michelle E. McGahan Melissa L. D’Angelo Matthew M. Heffner Daniel P. McGrath Joveto N. De Carvalho Jonathan W. Hoey Melissa McGuirl Guilherme De Rosso Manços Elizabeth M. Holmquist Mary T. McGunnigal Zachary W. Diehl Diana F. Homsy Marissa N. McLellan Kaila Dion Lisa Hua John D. Milner Christina M. DiTolla Jo-Ann M. Hurley Gabriel C. Miranda Alan F. Donovan Katherine A. Jankun Paul J. Misci Alanna R. Downing Shawn Johnson Ryan Mitchell 25 Emily C. Dyer Trinasia Jones Meagan B. Monteiro Sara Escobar Kenneth R. Jordan Lucy C. Moye Caitlin P. Murphy Kayla M. Toney Clare M. Murphy Bruna A. Tormin Colleen H. Murphy Gerald Tuori Margaret L. Oliver Kathryn E. Veale Kevin B. Osgood Patti Verderese Joe Pacenka Alison Wilkman Viktor A. Paulius Natalia Williams Lauren E. Pepi Gopal Yalla Guy Pistone Rebecca S. Zangari Evan D. Polanik Alfredo Porras 2013 spring auction night committee John J. Power Drew Rapa Patsy Cecil Emily R. Rego Patrick T. Maloney Meaghan E. Reilley Yachira Torres Christopher G. Robert Diana Tsotsis Leah Rodriguez Alex Zequeira Brenda Y. Rosario Jessika Zequeira Robert L. Rossi Jennifer N. Roy Sarah M. Ryan Molly K. Scott Benjamin R. Schweitzer Tyler W. Scionti Rory Skowron Hannah M. Smith Kristina L. Sullivan Patrick M. Sullivan Jeffrey E. Thode 26 Marissa R. Tinnemeyer 2012 - 2013 Annual report of giving source of giving - fiscal year 2013

We are truly grateful to the following individuals, organizations, corporations, and charitable foundations for contributions to Nativity School of Worcester during fiscal year 2013 ( July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013). We have made every effort to include all of those who have contributed during this time period. We sincerely regret and would like to know about any inadvertent omissions or errors. Without all of you and your generous support, we would not be able to transform the lives of our students, faculty, staff, and community members. Thank you!

highlights during the 2013 nativity fund year - $1,133,199 was given to the Fund, which is the third-highest dollar total in the history of the school. individuals -50% - 657 donors made gifts to Nativity Worcester, the second-highest number of donors. - Students and faculty performed over 1,700 hours of community service in Worcester during the Summer of Service in July 2013. foundations - 34% - The Mayer Class of 2013 graduated in June and graduates enrolled at Bancroft School, Holy Name Central Catholic Junior-Senior High School, Corporations - 14% Jesuit High School (FL), Saint John’s High School, and Worcester Academy. - Members of the Arrupe Class of 2009 are attending High Point University, Nichols College, Quinsigamond Community College, Other -2% University of Hartford and Worcester State University. - One hundred percent of 101 graduates were accepted into and received sufficient financial aid to attend private high schools. - One hundred percent of high school aged graduates are enrolled in school and on track to graduate. - One hundred percent of graduates attending a four-year undergraduate college or university are on track to finish their degree in four years.

$100,000+ Rose and John Mahoney Kathleen and Edward Ludwig George and Mimi Eldridge Joanne and Brian McClatchy David J. McGrath Anita Kostecki and Michael Ennis Highland Street Foundation Jean Mulder and Timothy McCormack People’s United Community Foundation Manuel Escobio Jane and William Mosakowski Putnam Investments Matching Gifts Program Steve and Helen Estaphan $50,000-$99,999 Office of Juvenile Justice Reliant Medical Group Foundation Fallon Community Health Plan Polly and William Haylon and Delinquency Prevention The Granite Group Thomas Fitzpatrick, S.J. Jesuit Community of the Rice Charitable Foundation, TJX Foundation, Inc. Deborah Guyot-Freeman and Mark Freeman College of the Holy Cross Bank of America, Trustee Richard and Margaret Freije Paul K. Mattimore Trust C.W. Schellenger $1,000-$4,999 Janice and Mark Fuller Ann and Stephen Skinner Hilary and Brad Allinson Joyce Fuller $25,000-$49,999 Catherine and Peter Smyth Wayne Archambo George and Marie Chabot Charitable Stephanie and David Spina ATR Industries, Inc. Foundation Amelia Peabody Foundation Unum Goodsports Hermann Family Foundation Inc Margaret McEvoy-Ball and Charles Ball Lori and E.J. Whelan Mary Lou and James R. Briggs Melanie and Rich Green Cynthia and Stephen O’Brien Elizabeth and Arthur Greenwood The Rands Foundation Jodi and David Brunelle $5,000-$9,999 Mary and Frank Carroll Eileen and Richard Greisch United Way of Central Massachusetts Marianne and Robert Grenon Wellington Management Foundation Benefit Development Group Carroll Charitable Foundation Boston Scientific Foundation, Inc. Thomas and Patsy Cecil J. Michael and Brittany Grenon $10,000-$24,999 Michael Bradbury Nancy and James W. Coghlin Sr. Rosalie and David Grenon Tony & Deanna DiNovi College of the Holy Cross Donna Grogan Francis and Suzanne Boggan Michael and Elizabeth Fee Daniel and Marie Collins Carolyn and Eric Harthun Catherine and J. Christopher Collins Florence V. Burden Foundation Julie and William Condron Hartnett Family Foundation, Inc. David and Dacia Fields Renee and Lawrence Granger Clare and P. Kevin Condron Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Nancy and Joseph P. Flaherty Greater Worcester Community Foundation Ann Marie and Richard F. Connolly, Jr. Harvey Ball World Smile Foundation Fred Harris Daniels Foundation Hunt Street Fund Colleen and Robert Cording Danielle and Michael Haxton George F. and Sybil H. Fuller Foundation Jeanne Remillard Curtis Fund of Greater Covidien Matching Gifts Thomas and Katherine Howd Joanne and Brian McClatchy Fund established Worcester Community Foundation Cryogenic Institute of New England, Inc. Wilfred Iandoli by William F. and Cecily Glavin Jeanne Y. Curtis Foundation Jenna and Henry Danis Richard Iandoli Esq. Lynda and William Glavin, Jr. Julie and Michael Kaneb Mary DeFeudis Janice and John C. Jester IV 27 Diane and Albert Kaneb Jesuits of Maine John Hancock Financial Lynn Kremer and Iouri Alsov Kimberly Stone and Patrick Jones Liliana and Pablo Alvarez Lucy and Jack Kapples John and Mary Lou Anderson Joanne and Jim Kee Alden Anderson Christine Kelley-Kemple and James Kemple Arthur Andreoli Nancy and Robert Kenney Leslie and James A. Andreoli Monica and Michael Krikorian Anonymous Robin Logan Matthew Apicella Linda and Austin Lydon Marianela and Fernando Aran Amy S. and J. Robinson Lynch Michelle and Doug Arbeely John McAllister Conchy and Tony Argiz Sean and Lisa McGrath Ryan Arsenault Melvin S. Cutler Charitable Foundation Aseel Alber and Sermed Ashkouri Lenore and Charles Monahan, Jr. Assumption College North Pointe Wealth Management Barbara and Anthony Athy Nutter, McClennen & Fish, LLP Jessica and Alex Audette Peter O’Connor Edward Augustus, Jr. Putnam Investments Inc. Megan Overby and Timothy Austin Reliant Medical Group John Axelson Debra and Paul Robershotte Joseph Bafaro Jane Van Doren and David Rodda Kristin and Joseph Bafaro, Jr. Sarabel Ruiz-Cestero Elizabeth and Michael Bailey Saint Francis Community Health Care, Inc. Charles and Joan Baker Saint John’s High School Ni Suasthi and I Made Bandem Kimberly and Robert Schriver Bank of America Matching Gifts E. Sandra Shook Jane Barbash Christine and Robert Smith, Jr. Tracy and Jeffrey Barlok John J. Spillane Michelle Sterk and Timothy Barrett Staples Foundation for Learning, Inc. Fr. Lee Bartlett Carolyn and John Stimpson Janet Bath Kerry and Brendan Swords Barbara and Bruce Bazarian The Hanover Insurance Group Foundation Ross W. Beales, Jr. The Society of Jesus of New England Laura Barnique-Beczak and John Dot and Michael Tsotsis Beczak UniBank Alice Bell Frank and Cathy Vellaccio William Bellerose Patti and Paul Verderese Samuel Belluardo Gayle and Charles Weiss Belmont Landscape Wells Fargo Matching Gifts Fund Dennis and Catherine Berkey, Ph.D Whittier Family Charitable Gift Fund of Lynn and Daniel Biggins Greater Worcester Community Foundation Vincent Bilotta Nancy and James Williams Paula Biscardi Kelsa and Don Zereski Patricia L. Bizzell Marcia and Don Blenko Up to $999 Robert Blute Gloria and Larry Abramoff Regina Bonofilio Acadian Asset Management LLC Dr. Helen W. and Mr. Norman P. Maria and Peter Acton Whamond Boucher ADD, Inc. Maura and Roger Boucher Allizabeth Aguirre Greg Bradford Pamela Ahearn Lynn and Kevin Bradley Josep Alba Marlene Brennan Patricia Alexander Jennifer and Roger Breslin Jessica Alfano Maria Brito 2012 - 2013 Annual report of giving

Richard A. Brown Mary Jean and Leonard Cusick Steven Gagne Elizabeth O’Connell-Inman and David Inman Matt and Catherine Brunell Maureen and Gerald D’Amico Christine and Michael Galica Gail Skowron and Edward Isser Arthur B. and Joan E. Brunell Jr. Sr. Mary Daniel Mary and James Gallagher Robert Ix Danuta Bukatko Cristina and Shawn David Andrew and Suzanne Gallagher Caroline and Richard Jaenicke Michael and Mary Burke Kathy and James Delehaunty John and Stephen Gallagher Father Richard Jakubauskas Yvonne Bussmann Cynthia Heidel Diaz and Rolando Diaz Elizabeth Gamache Ronald & Elizabeth Jarret Eric Butler Diocese of Worcester Robert Garvey Fran and Jack Johannes Carol and Joseph Bylinski Maureen and David Doern Gaudette Insurance Agency Mark Johnson Margaret A. Post and Miles Cahill Robin and Stephen Doherty Joanna Geraghty Lee and Steven Joseph Elizabeth and Gerald Cahill Joan and Thomas Dolan Sr. Estelle Geraldi, SSA Paul M. Jourcin Carolina Calderin Laurie Tager-Dolat and Stephen Dolat Mary and Joseph Gintoli Ana Maria and Mark Judson Edward Callahan William and Vivian Dole Judith Powell and Mitchell Gitkind Frank Kartheiser James Campbell Eileen and Gary Dombrowski Cecily M. and William F. Glavin Lisa and Gregory Kasprzak William R. Campbell, S.J. Paula Donahue Beth Glavin Mary Mullaney and Kevin Kearney Jane and Michael Cancellieri Moreen and Stephen Donahue Helle Sachse and Wolfram Goessling John Kee Nancy and Kenneth Candito Joseph Donelan II Marylou and Tim Golding John F. Keenan, Esq. Mary Caputo Madelyn and Jorge Dones Kim and Theodore Goodnow Matthew and Susan Kelley Gail and Donald Carberry Nancy and John Dragoon Goodsearch Caitlin Kelley Karen and Michael Carbone Maureen Dubois Karen and Thomas Gottschang Megan Fox-Kelly and Martin Kelly Jen Carbone Brian Duval Ann Grady Aislinn Kelly Joan and John Carey Jim and Kristyn Dyer Rosemary M. Graves Clare Kelly SND Aleen Bobal and Jennifer Carlo Wendy and Kenneth Edwards Gray MacKay Family Fund Julie and Daniel Kenary Norma Caron Kathy and Timothy Egan Greater Houston Community Foundation Alison C. Clarke Kenary Carrick Chiropractic Centre Matthew Eggemeier Christopher and Jessica Green Mary and Thomas Kennedy Armand and Ellen Carriere Ruth Ann Elias Ann T. Lisi and Joel Greene Marcia and Edward F. Kennedy Barbara Dean and Gary Carskaddan Anna and Patrick English Charles and Kathleen Gruszka Leanne and Matthew Kennis Gloria and John Carter Phillip Esser Monica Guerrero Meredith and Kevin Kent Michael Casey, DMD Marguerite Fagan Fred J. Hafele Ellen J. Keohane Central Massachusetts Bridge Association Michael and Kathleen Faggella-Luby Patricia Ann and Thomas Halpin Jane Anderson and Bill Kerrigan Peter K. Chan Fairfield Jesuit Community Eileen and Joseph Hamilton Nicolyn and William Keville Maria Chavez Sally Promey and Roger Fallot John Hamilton Robin and Amin Khadduri Mr. and Mrs. Chery Susana and Martin Fantozzi Judy and Mark Hannum Margaret Kirkendall Predrag and Jadranaka Cicovacki Jose Fernandez Kenneth Happe Kiwanis Foundation of Worcester Sean Clark Marion and Warren Ferry Lin and Joseph Hart Jeannette Knipling Faye and Harry Clouthier Deborah E. and David C. Finch Robert and Kathleen Hart Stephen Kocs Coghlin Construction Services Fund Rosemarie and Romano Fiori Ann and David Hawk Anthony Kuzniewski, S.J. College of the Holy Cross - First Friday Club Deacon Myles and Rita Hayes Debra and John Kwiatek Office of Human Resources Ericka Fisher James Hayes, S.J. Barbara and Raul Laborde Cary and Lewis Collins Anthony Fisher Patricia and Timothy Haylon Alice Laffey Gina Colon Roseann Fitzgerald Katie and Michael Haylon Thomas and Jean Landgraf Jim and Cheryl Comer Barbara A. Flanders Kevin Healy Phillip Petree and Thomas Landy Committee to Elect James F. Gettens Steve Jaworksi and Lisa Fleury Sally Ann Healy Vincent Lapomarda, S.J. Community Harvest Project Martha Flinter Mary Jane Healy Mary Morrisard-Larkin and David Larkin William J. Conley, Jr. Margaret and George Florentine Geralyn and Paul Heffernan Gerard and Lauraine Laurence Virginia and Thomas Conti Anne and Marshall Flowers Myles Heffernan Kathleen and John Lauring Melissa and Rob Cording Thomas Flynn Ada M. Henderson Jennifer Lavigne James Cosgrove Ann L. Flynn Roberto Hernandez Thomas and Patricia Lawler Barbara Cotter Fontaine Bros., Inc. Jamie and Richard Herrick Steven and Mary Lee Ledbetter Paul and Anne Covino Fontana Leadership Development, Inc. Lynne and Mark Herring Claire Lee Timothy Cox William and Kathryn Fox Patrice Muchowski and David Hillis Lynne and John Lengel Denyse and John Cox Helen and Jim Foyle Holy Cross Office of the College Chaplains Aggrey Lidonde Rosemary Cronin Eileen Foyle Holy Family of Nazareth Parish Brian F. Linnane, S.J. Crusaders Lacrosse Club, Inc. Carolina and Pedro Freyre James and Kathy Hunter Veronica and Richard Listerud, M.D. 29 Asheley R. Griffith and Marcia S. Curtis Amy Wolfson and Andrew Futterman Fern-Aileen Imse Michael and Christina Lochhead Robert and Dora Locke Mirick O’Connell Christine Looney Mary Coffey Moran Bryan Lorenzo Brigette and Michael Moran Joanne and Kenneth Lovejoy Amy Murphy and Anthony Moretti, Jr. Maria Cinta and Nina Lowe Morgan Worcester, Inc. Allyson and Javier Lowe Michael Mortimer Thomas Lynch and Karen Ludington Simone and Robert Mulkern Lynn Lynch Aurela and Arben Mulla Alisa and Tom Lynn John Mullman William J. Lyons, Jr. Myles and Jean McDonough Foundation Peter MacGillivray Blaise and Pamela Nagy Ann C. MacGillivray Suzanne Najman Marie and John Magnier Joann Nally David and Geraldine Mahaney Nativity School of Worcester PTA Patricia Ryan Maher and Kevin Maher Deb and David Neal Crista and Michael Mahoney Dolores Neely Jim Chapdelaine and Sue Mailman Kira and Ed Nelson Jo Anne and Michael Malloy Margaret and Don Nelson Bernie and Thomas Malloy Charlene and Robert Nemeth Mary Elizabeth and James A. Maloney, Esq. Next Era Energy Foundation, Inc. Mary and Donald O. Maloney, Jr. Virginia Nolan Kristine and Patrick T. Maloney Joanne and David O’Brien Donald F.O. Maloney Thomas Ritacco and Kathleen O’Connor Joyce and Robert Maloney Jeremiah and Ruth O’Connor Elisabet Mandon Winifred Octave Timothy and Lisa Manning Stephanie and Edward O’Donnell Ivy Sun and Thomas Martin Kerry and Peter O’Keefe, Jr. Massachusetts College of Pharmacy Katherine O’Neil and Health Sciences University Vincent and Bonny O’Rourke Christian McCarthy Our Lady of the Lake Parish Barbara and Eugene McCarthy Deborah Packard Beverley and Patrick McCarthy Charles and Betsy Pagnam Kathleen McCarthy Robert and Delphine R. Pape James McCobb Helen Freear-Papio and Emil Papio Christopher McCormack Melissa Papish J.P. McCormick Kathleen Parlante Daniel and Lois McCue Thomas Parsons Michael McFarland, S.J. Thomas and Judy Pelt PennyAnn and Robert McLaren People’s United Bank Kevin McMahon Agnes and Thomas Perry Diana and David McManus Amy and David Peterson Marion Meilaender Michael and Susannah Petro Frances and Francis Meringolo Patricia and Stephen Pezzella, M.D. Kathleen and John Merrill Marilyn and James Phillips, Sr. Elizabeth and Bernard Meyer Erin Mooney Phipps and Owen Phipps Feras and Sema Michael Margaret Pickett Miles Funeral Directors Lisa Piehler Millbury Federal Credit Union Joanne M. Pierce Ana Maria Alvarado and Paul Miller Sally and Anthony Pini Patricia Toomey Miller and Richard Miller PGGNE Planned Giving Group of New Gwenn A. Miller England Margaret and John Millerick Alice M. Poltorick Duncan Milloy Raul Portillo Elisa and Kenneth Mills Margaret and Robert Post 2012 - 2013 Annual report of giving

Mary Elizabeth and George Power John Schnelle Carol and Luis Vila William Haylon Daniel Power Jack and Marylou Schnelle Peter and Sharon Viles Dianne and Doris Horgan Walter Powers Kim and Eric Schultz Steve Vineberg Alice Laffey Terri Priest Gregory Sclama Mark and Karyn Wagner James B. Lowe Ronald Provost Carol Seager Wagner Motors Donald and Mary Maloney Daniel Quezada Elizabeth Segers Robert and Martha Wally Carlos O. Mandon Jean and Robert Quinn Andrea and Robert Shamgochian Walton & Post, Inc. Commonwealth of Massachusetts Virginia and Michel Raguin Catherine and Thomas Shannon Ann Laura Wasgatt Rev. Michael C. McFarland, S.J. Suris and Pedro Raimundez Rosemary A. Shea Craig Weatherley Bill & Jane Mosakowski Belkys and Rick Raimundez Gerald and Rita Shea Kathleen and John Welch John W. O’Toole, Jr. Random House Publishing Karen and Richard W. Shea, Jr. Meridith D. Wesby Arnold and Virginia Pinto Jack Rehm Jamyn Moore Sheff and Paul Sheff Beverly West Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Quezada Julie Reitter Mary and Richard Sheils, Jr. Helen Whall Shannon Biggins Savage Pam and David Reponen Janine Shertzer Charles S. Whelan Jr. Rev. Simon Smith, S.J. Rhea and Richard M. Ringgard Richard Simonian Dr. Fred and Jane Wiecher Charles “Chick” Weiss Saturnino and Juana Rivera Nancy and Royce Singleton, Jr. Susan and David Woodbury Jessika Zequeira Linda and David Roach Alan and Betty Smith Stacy and John Woods, Jr. CPCU Alex Zequeira Andrea Kramer and Timothy Roach Shawn L. Maurer and Brittain Smith Donna Wrenn Becky and Brian Roberts Simon Smith, S.J. Jim and Helen Wright In Memoriam Julie and Gareth Roberts Lynda and Robert Sorrenti Subbarao and Jamie Yalla Mr. Arulanantham Mary and Dennis Roche Spectra Energy Sharon and De-Ping Yang Judge Martha Brennan Sarah Nelson and Wayne Rocheleau Kenneth St. Onge Lisa Young Rev. John E. Brooks, S.J. Lorenzo J. Rodriguez Melissa and Donnie Stagnetta Yolanda Youtsey Regina Butler Francis Rogers Nina and David Steinberg Jessika and Alex Zequeira Juan Chavez, Jr. Rollstone Bank & Trust Allyson Anderson-Sterling and Richard Sterling Milagros and Otto Zequeira Jeanne Y. Curtis Elisa Romano Constance and Samuel Stewart Kelsa Zereski Anita Desautels Allison Rose O’Neil Struck Catering Kathryn Zingg Hunter Shaun and Skip Flanders Claudia and Lester Ross Susan and Michael Stuart Patty and Luis Zuñiga Francis Ford Sarah and Robert Ross Nancy Maxwell and Tim Stunt Derek Zuckerman Patricia Greenlaw Rotary Service Fund of Worcester Aleli and Oscar Suarez Rev. J. Thomas Hamel, S.J.

Rita Rowan Diana Sullivan Birthday Gifts Elizabeth J. Hanlon Henry and Gertrude Roy Mary and Jerry Sullivan Salvatore Balsamo Robert F. Hart Maureen and Michael Ruettgers Helen Sullivan Peter Smyth Rev. Henry Haske, S.J. Michele and John Rugo Eugene and Carolyn Sullivan Kassidy Zequeira Elizabeth J. Iandoli Patricia and Thomas Ryan Sullivan, Garrity and Donnelly Insurance Hagop Jack Jamgochian Ellen Ryder Agencies In Honor Rev. David W. Johnson, S.J. Bruce Sabados Victoria L. Swigert Carol Archambo Catherine Kay Kee Joan and Lester Sadowsky Margaret Swords Walter and Florence Keeley Saint Edward Parish Mary and Donald Taft Emmanuel Bangandozou ’13 Jason Borjeson Eileen P. Kenary Saint Joseph’s Abbey Target - Take Charge of Education Alice E. Kuzniewski Saint Matthew’s Parish Andrea Taylor Edmund Brady, Jr. Don and Katy Bramley Harriett Lebow Gale Nigrosh and Bob Sakakeeny TD Bank Mary MacFarlane Judy and Anthony Salerno Sheila and George Tetler III Rev. John E. Brooks, S.J. Matthew Brunell Paul J. Maloney Joan and Ken Sands The Ford Foundation, Matching Gift Program Cathy McCarthy Elizabeth Sanning The White Companies Charitable Trust Janey Brunnell Lewis and Cary Collins Joseph F.X. McCarthy Peggy and Tim Santhouse Thomas J. Woods Insurance Agency Josephine McCarthy Tressa and Christian Santillo Edmond Tinsley Catherine Collins Columbus High School Sharon McGrail Marlene and Tony Santos Jill and Daniel Toomey Lawrence Napolitano James Sarni Matthew & Mary Toth P. Kevin and Clare Condron Rev. Jack Fagan, S.J. Rev. William J. O’Halloran, S.J. Fr. John Saundersfeld Tredegar Corporation Peter Pats, Sr. John Savard, S.J. Derek Grillo and Diana Tsotsis The Fuller Family Jim Foyle Richard Peck Candace and David Schap Mary Ann and Stephen Ulevich Ellen Kelleher Peterson Katherine Schmieg United Bank The Gitkind Family 31 Rev. James Hayes, S.J. Gail Roberts Heidi and Philip Schneider Unum - Matching Gifts Carl Schmalz Rev. Raymond Swords, S.J. EcoTarium Dr. James Walsh Mimi and George Eldridge The Weiss Family Emerald Meats Eileen White Marguerite Fagan Louise Williamson Williams Claire Fagan-McAvoy and Coco Chanel Alfonso Zequeira Fallon Community Health Plan Ana and David Ferris Spring Auction Night Fitivity Corporate Sponsors Maurice Geracht Family of Cristina Gintoli The Granite Group Platinum Level Hanover Theatre Carolyn and Eric Harthun Benefit Development Group Roger and Lisa Hotte Commerce Bank Sharon Henderson The Granite Group Jesuit Community of Holy Cross The Hanover Insurance Group jetBlue Jesuit Community of Holy Cross Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Jones Putnam Investments Kangaroo Crossing Team Sports Saint John’s High School Shirley and Christopher Kelly Unum Glenn Kennis and Ice House Sports Worcester Telegram & Gazette La Jolie Fleur and Sean L. Maher Rep. Jim McGovern Gold Level Michael’s Cigar Bar Consolidated Beverages, LLC Music Worcester Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Susan Najman Nativity Worcester Fellows Silver Level Niche Hospitality Group O’Connor’s Restaurant and Bar College of the Holy Cross On the Rise Society of Jesus of New England Sheila Papetti Bronze Level Pepé’s Restaurant Ronald Perry, Jr. ADD, Inc. Mark and Lisa Powers Assumption College Sharfmans Jewelers Coghlin Electrical Contractors, Inc. Constance and Sam Stewart MCPHS University Struck Catering North Pointe Wealth Management Sullivan, Garrity and Donnelly Insurance Nutter, McClennen and Fish Agencies People’s United Bank April Swiger Reliant Medical Group Tu Moda Spa for Beauty and Wellness TD Bank Vanguard Health Systems Thomas J. Woods Insurance Agency Mark Waitkus Studios UniBank Webster Square Tire and Auto Gayle and Chick Weiss Spring Auction In-Kind Gifts Worcester Art Museum Todd Y. Ackerman Worcester Sharks Foundation American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Kelsa and Don Zereski Atlas Distributing Jessika and Alex Zequeira Karen and Michael Carbone Nancy and James Coghlin, Sr. Colliers’ International Catherine and J. Christopher Collins Marie and Robert Cousy 2012 - 2013 Annual report of giving

2013 Summer of Service Kerry and Peter O’Keefe, Jr. Katherine O’Neil Scholarship Sponsors Robin Rhodes Becky and Brian Roberts Allizabeth Agurre Gale Nigrosh and Bob Sakakeeney Conchy and Tony Argiz Elizabeth Sanning Ryan Arsenault John Schnelle Margaret McEvoy-Ball and Charles Ball E. Sandra Shook Barbara and Bruce Bazarian Samuel and Connie Stewart Regina Bonofilio Victoria Swigert Greg Bradford Dorothy and Michael Tsotsis James and Mary Lou Briggs Diana Tsotsis Art and Joan Brunell Patti and Paul Verderese David and Jodi Brunelle Mark and Karyn Wagner Michael and Mary Burke Chick and Gayle Weiss Diana Burtkatko Nancy and James Willams Mary Caputo Kelsa and Don Zereski Thomas and Patsy Cecil James and Nancy Coghlin Catherine and J. Christopher Collins Jim and Cheryl Comer William and Julie Condron P. Kevin and Clare Condron Robert and Colleen Cording Rosemary Cronin Maureen and Gerry D’Amico Paula Donahue George and Mimi Eldridge Steven and Helen Estaphan Michael and Elizabeth Fee David and Dacia Fields David Fontaine Jim and Helen Foyle Deborah Guyot-Freeman and Mark Freeman Richard and Margaret Freije Joyce Fuller Mark and Janice Fuller Kim and Theodore Goodnow Bob and Marianne Grenon Kenneth Happe Thomas and Katherine Howd Kimberly Stone and Patrick Jones Joanne and James Kee Matthew and Susan Kelley Nancy and Robert Kenney Nicolyn and William Keville Meg Kirkendall Alice Laffey Lynn Lynch Mary Elizabeth and James Maloney Lenore and Charles Monahan, Jr. Mary Coffey Moran Michael Mortimer 33 Stephen and Cindy O’Brien

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