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aine | A ies M nnu rit al R ha e C po lic rt o 2 h 0 t 1 a 5 C R-E-S-P-E-C-T: it’s just the beginning of the RICHES we share The true RICHES of Catholic Charities Maine are grounded in the social teachings of Jesus Christ, the dedicated employees, passionate volunteers and generous empowering our mission and values and guiding us in all we do: donors of Catholic Charities Maine have been changing lives by sharing our RICHES: Respect, Integrity, Compassion, Hospitality, We believe in and accept all persons for their unique gifts, circumstances Excellence and Stewardship. Respect and needs, and treat them as we would want to be treated.

Those have been our core values from the day we opened in the We seek wholeness in all our relationships — individually and organizationally. summer of 1966, with a staff of three and a budget of $50,000, Integrity We keep our word and remain faithful to who we say we are. to today, with a network of more than 20 programs and services delivered by a stellar community of nearly 700 full-time and part- We provide care and comfort through our diverse presence as social Compassion service providers. time employees, more than 590 volunteers giving 46,404 hours at a value of $953,146 and 1,360 donors. We welcome persons of all faiths, especially those most vulnerable and in need, Hospitality to an environment of dignity, safety, warmth and a sense of being “at home.” In this 50th Anniversary retrospective, we look back at some of our “greatest hits” and the brightest stars who have shared their We consistently aim to achieve the highest quality outcomes while striving talents, time and resources over the decades — and look forward, Excellence for innovation, collaboration and continuous quality improvement. with a renewed vow to give all we can, to fulfill our mission: We make use of all our human, material, environmental and financial resources “to empower and strengthen individuals and families of all faiths Stewardship in a responsible and accountable manner. by providing innovative, community-based social services.” s e ic v r e S S 1966 1971 g n i Agency opens under the name Diocesan Human Relations Bureau The Birthline program is initiated to provide services and l e s e G n support so mothers can carry their babies to term with r In the summer of 1966, while radios everywhere were playing the Byrds’ song “Turn! u o e

care, grace and courage. It was believed to be the first C a Turn! Turn!,” based on the Bible passage in Ecclesiastes 3:1-8, a trio of caring, committed v t program of its kind in the U.S. and continues today. e Mainers turned their talents to building something new: an agency of the Church s t dedicated to serving the neediest and most vulnerable residents in communities all Our second Child Development Center, St. Louis, opens H e it around Maine. As founding Director Neil Michaud described it: “We were collectively in Biddeford, continuing to advance our mission of ensuring s of establishing a piece of God’s Kingdom in this most northeastern part of the country.” all families, regardless of income, have access to safe, n the Based in Guild Hall, adjacent to the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Portland, nurturing, quality child care. t with a budget of $50,000 and a staff of three — Michaud, social worker Katherine Cronin The Jessie Albert Memorial Dental Center opens for business ie and casework assistant Harold Smith — The Diocesan Human Relations Bureau would in a railroad station donated by Bath Iron Works. Named for s end up serving more than 50 families before the year was out. the local mother of six who was in search of affordable dental care who also served as a community Vista volunteer, Albert’s tireless efforts enabled us to help more than 1,200 children 1967-68 that first year. R e St. Elizabeth’s Child Development Center opens to provide intellectual, social, fu G ge reat e R nt est physical and emotional development opportunities for children. esettleme Hi ts 1972-74 o Holy Innocents Home, which got its start in 1907 as a division of St. Elizabeth’s f Peaks Island Daycare opens, as our third child care center. We ix t orphanage, develops into three services: homemaker/teacher services, homecare S h t e i services for families with chronically ill parents and family life education and was continue growing our children’s service offerings with assistance rs to children with visual impairments, an effort that evolves into te e a precursor to our current Independent Support Services and Support & Recovery en Childcare C s programs. our current Education Services for Blind and Visually Impaired 1975-78 Children (ESBVIC). SEARCH (Seek Elderly Alone, Renew Courage and Hope) begins After the Sisters of Mercy withdraw from service at the matching volunteers to isolated seniors in Androscoggin County St. Michael’s orphans’ home in Bangor, Catholic Charities steps in 1969-70 and in its 40+-year history of connecting seniors with their to provide alternative care services for children. Today the The Indian Needs Program is introduced providing a focus and a forum for the communities, has expanded to Sagadahoc, Kennebec and Lincoln Center offers a comprehensive array of behavioral health development of strategies to meet the problems of Maine Native Americans. Counties and the Bath/Brunswick areas. services for children. We establish dental programs in rural communities, serving 430 children in the Refugee Resettlement Services is launched as the nation grapples Community Alcohol Services is founded, providing outreach and first year. with the end of the Vietnam War, helping to resettle refugees from outpatient treatment for alcoholism. The program evolves into Vietnam and Cambodia. “Welcoming strangers” to a new life filled 1,200 children from Ft. Kent to Kittery go camping! Designed to provide a positive our Substance Abuse and Mental Health Counseling Services with hope in Maine continues today, as the need is more critical experience in group living, our Camping Services emphasize individual program, providing critical support to persons battling mental than ever. development in the great outdoors for youth from low to middle-income families. health and substance abuse disorders. The Fellowship House in Lewiston is founded to provide in-patient The 24 Hour Club in Portland opens as a safe haven for persons services for persons struggling with alcoholism. battling substance abuse; it is later known as the Arnie Hansen Program eds Big Brothers, Big Sisters gets its start in Bangor as a program of Ne Center offering a medical detoxification unit and emergency an di Catholic Charities. n shelter. r I

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In role in improving the quality of child care and making it more n o On August 16, 1977, it was reported that Elvis Presley had died at the c affordable for many low-income families. en ts age of 42 — one day before his scheduled appearance at Portland’s Ho me newly-opened Civic Center to kick off a planned comeback tour. lies Supp & Fo e od The T m B oy o a B H n o k 2000 x The Toy Box opens in Lewiston, Portland and Fairfield providing toys to children who have lost their possessions due to fire or trauma.

ist Chr ophe r H o m e s 1992 e E ic or M v Farm f r The best-selling female artist of the 90’s, Mariah Carey was e S e topping the charts all decade long with hits like “Hero.” id A SEARC th H H eal And in 1992, we renewed our commitment to be a “hero” omemaker’s H to Maine’s most vulnerable with an official name change to In the summer of 2002, Kenny Chesney sang about what really matters Catholic Charities Maine. with his #1 country hit of the year “The Good Stuff.” 1982-88 And the Agency continued to focus its energy on good works in the community with more than 40 services and programs now in operation Aroostook Group Home for Children opens in Presque Isle. The Home 1994 across Maine. later transitions to Christopher Home, an extended-stay group home The Aroostook Building Materials Bank is growing, aiding low- for at-risk boys in Caribou. income families with building materials and supplies so they Our services for children flourish with the launch of theTherapeutic are able to make home improvements. 2003 Foster Care program and Big Brothers Big Sisters expanding in Augusta. An offshoot of Birthline, Project Rachel begins offering Our first Golf Classic to support children’s programs is held. Now in Our Homemaker Services (now known as Independent Support experiential, scripture-based retreats for anyone personally its 14th year, the tournament will tee off for the Put Children First 2012 Services) expands to Aroostook and Washington Counties to meet the affected by an abortion, including women, men, relatives and scholarship fund on September 19, 2016. Education Services for Blind and Visually Impaired Children needs of seniors in Maine’s most rural areas. former abortion workers. The program is still offered today pilots a new program called “Taking a RISK” (Responsibility and through the Diocese of Portland. The Fellowship House and St. Francis House merge to become the St. Francis Recovery Center which today offers men’s inpatient and Independent Skills for Kids) for children ages 6-14. The day outpatient substance abuse treatment for men and women. camp focuses on teaching independent living skills in a fun, 1998 interactive camp. The Agency is awarded a federal grant by the Center of Mental Case Management services for adults and children begin, 2008 Health Services to administer the PATH (Projects for Assistance extending our reach and experience in the mental health field. GBEON, the Greater Bath Elder Outreach Network is introduced and in Transition from Homelessness) program in Maine. continues today under the SEARCH program to provide care and Released in September of 1988, Bobby McFerrin’s “Don’t Worry — Be Happy” companionship to isolated seniors. was the first a cappella song to reach number one on the Billboard Hot 100 2013 he The Aroostook Building Materials Bank becomes the Home Supplies of t Chart. its Store and Food Bank. It will grow into the three thrift stores and two Up in Aroostook County, Farm for ME — a pilot project to t H es Food Banks in operation today in the County under our Hunger & grow fresh vegetables for food pantries supplied by our Food at Encouraging and celebrating the dignity e ie Relief Services program. Bank — is launched. Its inaugural harvest of 8,870 pounds of r t s and spirit of every child is at the heart G e fresh vegetables was distributed to 4,435 people. e G of th re of all our children’s services. ts a Hi n te Our thrift stores get a makeover with a new look and name t st es i H 2009 change to Threads of Hope…and two new locations open in at it e 2 s 0 Monticello and Sanford. r es o The “Feed the County” campaign kicks off in Aroostook — a partnership G i t 0 f h N 0 still in existence between our Food Banks and local businesses WAGM- Parish Social Ministry launches the Mustard Seed Project to TV and Aroostook Savings & Loan — to address hunger insecurity in help expand upon the Agency’s services and resources by g . Maine’s northernmost county. engaging parish youth to support various Catholic Charities i . programs’ work on a more local level.

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We welcomed new Americans … We won a major federal contract to offer community-based … and 40 years of helping Maine’s seniors stay independent We enjoyed a rocking World Refugee Day Festival Refugee & Immigration Services employee Giti-Ara Mohajeri realized substance abuse and mental health treatment services through SEARCH Congolese singers, a Sudanese hip hop artist, an Iranian musician a lifelong dream on Friday, August 21, when she, along with 83 In April of 2015, Substance Abuse & Mental Health Counseling Connecting isolated seniors with volunteers in the Bath/Brunswick area and a South Sudan dance group were just a few of the performers others, was sworn in as a U.S. citizen at the Portland Public Library. Services began working with the first of a five-year, federal contract and throughout Androscoggin, Kennebec and Sagadahoc Counties, who made the summer 2015 festival a success, with more than “It was such a definitive moment in my life; the pride and joy I felt totaling over $1.6 million in funding to provide community-based SEARCH (Seek Elderly Alone, Renew Courage & Hope) celebrated 40 years 400 community members from all backgrounds turning out to that day is difficult to describe.” outpatient substance abuse and mental health treatment services. of service, while expanding its reach into parts of Lincoln County in 2015. celebrate and honor the courageous individuals who have come to Maine as refugees. … and resettled 590 refugees in total We looked back on 40 years of rebuilding lives at We harvested a bumper crop in our fight against hunger St. Francis Recovery Center in Auburn … in northern Maine We hosted Maine’s youngest author at our We said goodbye to four long-time superstars 2015 marked 40 years helping men and women struggling with It was a record yield for our Farm For ME program, which harvested St. Louis Child Development Center After a combined total of 160 years, four of our longest-serving chemical dependencies and substance abuse find hope and 33,700 pounds, gleaned 3,826 pounds and received a staggering 10-year-old JoJo Thoreau shared her tale, Bendy-Wendy, part of employees — Sally Temm, Brenda Robb, Jean Small and Paula recovery with compassionate, confidential support and treatment. donation of 70,034 pounds of locally-grown, nutritious vegetables — the Center’s commitment to celebrating and encouraging every Starbuck — all retired in 2015. As CEO Steve Letourneau noted: bringing our total bounty to more than 107,500 pounds! And thanks child’s unique skills and talents. “They have left an indelible mark on the Agency during their tenure, to our partner Northern Girl, a locally operated microprocessor, we and will certainly be missed,” are now able to slice and dice vegetables for easy use, prep and Rebuilding lives! distribution into the long, cold winter months. Now that’s something We celebrated a local hero to sing about!

The Caribou office of the American Red Cross in Maine awarded Serving our seniors! our own Dixie Shaw, Director of Hunger & Relief Services, a Lifetime Achievement Award at its annual “Real Heroes” breakfast, for all she “has done and will do to help keep Aroostook County people fed and cared for.” Bravo, Dixie!

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Individuals Virginia Barden Della Blais Carla Burnham Charlotte Charest Marina Abbott D.P. Bardon Suzanne Blais Bethany Burrill Robert and Amy Charest Marie Aceto Paul and Joanne Baribault Richard and Katharine Blake Mary Buschman Robert and Constance Charest Wendy Ackerson Paula Baril Jon Blanchard Mary Bushman Diane J. Charland Herbert Adams AnnMarie Barney Armand Blanchette Athena Bussiere Jacques and Lois Chazaud In all, more than 55,000 Mainers turned to Catholic Charities for a helping hand in 2015: Elizabeth Agro Mary Barrett Thomas and Mary Blatz John Butcher Lisen S. Chesley Claude L. Albert Robin Bartholf Peter and Barbara Blunda Sue Butcher Mary Chretien 2,454 seniors were able to remain happy and at home thanks to homemaker services from Independent Support Services James Albert Lori Bartlett Tom and Susan Boak Norma Butera Roland and Constance Chretien Donald and Angela Allen Randolph Bartlett Norman and Susan Boislard Carrie Byron Lisa Christian Liz Allen Richard and Catherine Bartlett Danielle Boisvert Tara Cacciola Jason Cianchette 395 children received innovative and educational childcare at St. Elizabeth’s, St. Joseph and St. Louis Child Development Centers Paul Allen Jean Bassford John and Judith Boldebook Brenda Cady Richard I. Ciardi Ronald and Deborah Alley John Bastey Victor Bolduc Constance Cahill Benjamin Clark 2,184 adults coping with behavioral health issues received the help and support they needed through our Brenda Amand Daniel Bazemore Richard and Patricia Boncal Michael Cahill Leroy and Barbara Clark Antonio Amato Agnes Beane John and Patricia Bond Jeff Cain Mark and Jonnie Clark Adult Case Management, Substance Abuse & Mental Health Counseling, PATH and Support & Recovery programs Patrick Amirault Dorothy Beane John and Natalie Bonnell Agnieszka Calka Gisele Clement Edward Speedling and Jane Lowe Marie Bearss Dean and Mary Booher Angel Camire Lee Clement 646 at-risk children and families received therapeutic support from Children’s Case Management and Functional Family Therapy The Hon. Susan M. Collins and Elaine Beatrice Jennifer Bornick Robert and Marie Claire Camire Stacey Clement Mr. Thomas Daffron Bernard Beaudoin Jean Bott Doreen Campbell Jeff Clements 334 visually-impaired children were educated and empowered through our Education Services for Blind & Visually Impaired Children Andrew and Judith Anderson Clarie Beaulieu John Bouchard Heidi Campbell Deacon Bob Cleveland Lisa Anderson Elizabeth Beaulieu K. Sindy Bouchard James and Judith Campbell Donna Cleveland Nancy Anderson Robert and Verna Beaulieu Roland and Pauline Bouchard Kelly Campbell Peter and Marjorie Clifford 590 refugees were welcomed by our Refugee & Immigration Services James Andrews Edward Beausang Corrie Boucher Jacqueline Campeau Merrill Rev. Edward Clifford Laurie Andrews Edward and Patricia Beausang Christopher Boucouvalas Arthur and Elaine Cannon Robert and Clementina Clifford 899 adults battling substance abuse, mental health and/or co-occurring disorders found hope and help through Verna Andrews Bernie Beckman Raymond and Sylvia Boudreau Guy Cantara Patricia Clukey Elizabeth Angell Frank Bednarczyk Arthur and Lori Boulay Walter and Elizabeth Cantrell Jodi Cochran Counseling Services and St. Francis Recovery Center Virginia Ansheles Faye Beety Kristin Boulay Ling Cao Sue Coen Anthony and Denise Antonition Raymond Begin Louis Bourgoine Lucien Caouette Pat and Mary Cogan SEARCH volunteers offered companionship and independence to 277 elderly Mainers living at home Patte-Anne Ardizzoni Stephen and Kathleen Beirne Eugene and Barbara Bourque Margaret Caouette Daniel Cohen Robert and Mary Arell Aldeo Belanger James and Monika Bourque Diane Carbone Colleen Coin Caitlin Arey Anita Belanger Karen Bouthot Gregory Carbone Lincoln and Jane Colby Jessie Albert Dental & Orthodontic Center brightened 6,498 smiles Elizabeth Argo Jeannine Belanger Garry Bowcott Stephen Carew Robert A Colby Joarly Arnold Norman and Rachel Belanger Wendy Bowden Judy Carey Suzanne Colby 7,714 children in Maine childcare facilities received the gift of nutritious food and healthy activities from our Child and Adult Care Food Program Barbara Ann Arnoldo Charles and Mary Belisle Shirley Bowman Susan Carey Jack and Karen Cole Thomas and Christine Arnoldo Cynthia Murray-Beliveau and Jason and Jennifer Boyd James and Cynthia Cargile D. Gregg and Lori Collins Lori Arsenault Severin Beliveau Robert and Judith Boyd Peter and Mary Ellen Carignan Donald and Patricia Collins 5,848 Mainers found loving support in their community through Parish Social Ministry Amy Ashton Kelly Bell Faith Boynton Mark and Penelope Carnevale Garnet Colpitts Otis Atwell Bette Belmont Robert and Martina Branco Donald and Louise Caron Theresa Colpitts Language Partners connected 4,289 lives through its interpreter services James Aucoin Cynthia Belyea John Brautigam Lionel and Diane Caron Kevin and Eileen Concannon David Audie Robert Benedini Thomas Brazier Michael and Kathleen Caron Mike and Stephanie Concannon William Ayoob Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Benjamin Leonel Breton Patricia A. Caron Christopher and Denise Condon 23,068 residents of northern Maine received food assistance through Catholic Charities Food Bank and our Farm for ME program Robert and Linda Ayotte Paul and Jean Benjamin James Brewer Normand Carpentier Robert and Margaret Conger David and Eleanor Backman Sean Bennett Joan Brissette Daniel and Madeline Carroll Charlie and Georgia Conley Threads of Hope thrift stores, operating in five locations — Portland, Sanford, Caribou, Monticello and Presque Isle — supported all Katharine Bacon Perkins Paul Bernard Adrien and Celine Brochu Richard Carroll Thomas and Helen Conley Greg Badger Camille Bernier, Jr. Claire Brogan Catherine Carson Gabriel Christina Connick of our programs and services, with every penny of the proceeds going directly to fight poverty here in Maine Christine D. Bagley Pamela Berry Carl and Patricia Brooks Joelyn Cartwright Janice Connors Roy and Bonnie Bagley George and Donna Berstler Dustin Brooks John Caruso Patricia Cook Madelyn Bailey Joseph and Ellie Bertolaccini Bonnie Brown Sonja Carvalho Camilla Coombs Ann Bainbridge Lynda Bertrand Catherine Brown Gerard Cassidy Donald Cooper Francine Baker Glenda Berube Dianne Brown Laurianne Castonguay Melissa A Cooper Mark and Margaret Baker Jacqueline Berube Isaac Brown Donna Caswell Thomas Corey Lloyd and Donna Bakke Michael Best Shanna Brown John Cavallaro Clayton Cormier Bruce and Carmen Baldwin Mary Biette Marylou Bryan Rachel Caya Kateri Costain Warren and Jane Baldwin Kevin Bilodeau James and Victoria Bryne Roger Chabot Paloma Costell Karen F. Balicki Michael Bilodeau Joseph Buckley Steven and Carol Chabot Allen and Pam Cote Victor Balsamo Rick Bilodeau Richard and Christine Bucsko James Chamberlain Elson and Emma Cote Frances Banks Judith Birch Joseph and Doris Buonomo Reginald Chambers Maurice and Rebecca Cote Marion Banks Douglas Bird Judith Burch Stephen and Jeri Chapman Raymond Cote Grenda Banton Joan Bishop Craig and Anita Burgess Jonathan and Sally Chappell Ronald and Starr Cote Marie Barbieri Valerie J. Bisson Albert and Sonja Burleigh Louise Chappell Deborah L. Cousins Sheri Couto Daniel Diburro Michael Fasulo Brenda Girardin George Healey Judy Katzel Arthur Ledue Joseph Mathieu Linda Morse Judy L. Peace Gabriel Couture Georgann Dickey Therese Favreau Jessica Givens Kate Healy Patrick and Kristina Keaney Barbara Lee Nancy Mathieu Larry and Darlene Morton Lowell Pease John Couture Jean Dickey Carmen Fecteau Padric Gleason Michael and Donna Healy Paul Kearney Thomas Lee David Maurice and Anne Gauthier- Mernard Moscone Tim Peaslee Robert and Annette Couture Fr John Dickinson Francis Fedrizzi Christine Godfrey Serena Heartz Terry Keezes Virginia Lee Maurice Brian and Theresa Mosher Frank Peasley Roland Couture Rev. John Dickinson Cynthia L. Fent Living Trust Constance Goldman Joseph Hebert Arville Keith Kelsey G. Leeman Peter Mcardle Jim and Nancy Moulton Arline Pelletier Deanna Coyne George and Brigid Didonna Barbara Ferguson J. Charles Gomez Patrick Hebert Kathleen and Stephen Kelleher Carl and Mori-Ann Lefevre Christine McAvoy Jane Mount Gail Pelletier Mary Anne Crawford Lorraine Dill Lisa Ferguson Phillip A. Gonyar Priscilla Hebert Bud and Wendy Kellett Shirley Legere Peter and Cindy McCabe Julie Mueller Jeannette Pelletier Kristy Creamer Frank and Judy Dillon Lorraine Ferrari Paul Goscinski Real and Simone Hebert Karen Kelley Shirley Lemelin Michaelene McCann Antony Mullaney Robert and Gail Pelletier Terry Cressey Jennifer Doane James and Judith Files Lily Gotto Earl Hegarty Peter Kelly George and Francest Lemieux James and Martha McCarthy Thomas Mullaney Rudolph and Lillian Pelletier Emily Crichton Terry and Thelma Dodge Jennifer and Dan Finch Ivan Goulet Shirley Helms Stephen Kelly Nancy Lenfest Michelle McClure John and Marcia Murphy Timothy Pelletier Donna Crockett Fr.Paul Doherty Ralph and Laureen Finch Theresa Goupil Billie-Jo Hemond Stacey Kelsey William Leonard Beverly McCluskey Kathleen and Michael A. Murphy Francesca Perazzi Myrtle Croteau Richard Doherty Anthony Fiore, Sr. Sindee Gozansky Tracy L. 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Moran John Palascak Joanne Quint Ernest Deraps Matthew and Nicholette Erickson Walter Ghent William and Laureen Hart Eugene and Barbara Acton Jones Jerry and Judy Lavoie Philip Marquis Raymond Morency Sandy Palmer Beverly Quong Cecile Derosier Roger Essner Joseph and Maxine Ghiloni Stacey Hassapelis Susan and Spencer Jones Joseph and Janie Lavoie Regina Marquis Sister Mary Morey Wallace and Lorena Paquette Claire Radke Edward and Wendy Derzawiec Pearl Esty Leonard and Liane Giambalvo Cheryl Hathaway Susan Marie Jones Tristan and Jamie Lawe Monique Marquis-Grant John Morgan Brian Paradis Jean Radochia Judith Desarro Suzanne Ewing Joanne Giard Philip Hathaway Arline Jonsson Manning Lawry Armande Marston Edgar Morin Gerard Paradis Joseph and Jeanne Radziszewski Albert Deshaies Rudolf M. Eyerer Robert and Charlene Gibson Lillian K. Haversat Ellen Jordan William and Carla Leathem Arthur and Joyce Martin Father Francis Morin Patrick Paradis Lawrence and Jeana Rakovan John and Donna Desjardins G. Paul and Christine Falconer Rollande Giguere Suzy Hawes Nancy Jurdak Julie Leavitt Audrey A. Martin Paul and Noreen Morin Ray and Anne Paradis Richard and Gail Ramage Robert and Colette DeSotto Steven Faller Laurent Gilbert Jessica Hawthorne George and Josephine Kakalis Bruce and Maureen Lebeau David and Robin Martin Roland Morin Diana Pardo Earl Rancourt Jean Desrochers Rich Famigletti Rita Gilbert Christina Hawxwell Jessica Kandel Theresa Lebel Lorna Martin Nancy Morissette Romeo Parent Michael and Kathleen Rauth Jared and Jennifer Desrosiers Ernest Farese Cosmo and Diane Gilberti Waldo and Marie Hayes Christopher Kane Roland Leblond Sunny Martin Suzanne Morneau Alan Parker Kenneth Arthur Rautiola II Bernard and Anne Devine Bill Farrington Mary Ann Lynch and Gregg Ginn Patricia Hayward Marvin and Theresa Kaplan Carolyn Leclair J. Philip Masse Jesse Morris George Patten Josephine Ray Celia and Philip Devine John Fasulo Shirley Ginn Thomas and Susan Hayward Karen Allen-Maguire Eva Ledger Raynold Masse Gary Morse Lance P. Patten Edward and Catherine Raymaker Beatrice Reardon Bruce Siket Christine B. Szalay Joseph Warren Diversity Hiring Coalition Of Maine ExxonMobil Foundation Daniel Reardon Michael Silver Allison Taber Jack and Deborah Waterman Drummond & Drummond Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund 2O15 StatemenT 2015 Board of Directors Maureen Regan Jason and Melissa Simao Evelyn Tarantino Kennebec County Commissary Trust Deacon and Mrs. Danny Watson DSCI Fiscal Year October 1, 2014 – September 30, 2015 Patty Renaud John Simermeyer Adam Tardif Mary Lou Weaver Edison Press Helen and George Ladd Charitable Bishop Robert P. Deeley Deacon Bob Cleveland Lucille Reny Mary Simoneau Eugene and Aline Tardif Gary and Eileen Webber Electricity Maine, LLC Corporation President Esther Residence Stephen and Dorothy Sines Evan Tardif Peter Webster Emera Maine Employees Maine Development Foundation Expenses Craig Foster Bonnie Reynolds John and Marie Singleton Georgianna Tardif Carol Weeks F.L. Putnam Investment Management Messier-Costain Foundation Carol Rice Robert Sirois Ruth Tardif Sharon Weeman Fun House Day Care Miley Foundation Reverend Monsignor Sr. Jean Little Irma Rice Patrick and Melissa Skahan Kathi Tardiff Helen Weigelt Gallagher Insurance Agency Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program Services Andrew Dubois Debbie J. Richard Carol Slade Stephen Tarpy Carole O. Welch Goggin’s George L. and Clara S. Shinn Fund Deacon John McAuliffe Heidi Richards William and Ursula Slavick Fred Taylor Frank and Dolores Welch Goughs of Monticello, Inc. James F. and Mary R. Singleton Trust Specialized Community 10,754,057 = 36.7% Diocesan Chaplain David Richards Jr. Peter Sly Kelly Taylor Gail Welch Hannaford Bros Co. Employee Snow Foundation of the Services John J. McCormack Derek and Amanda Ricker Angela and Chris Smith Margaret Theberge Daniel J. Wellehan, Jr. Service Fund Maine Community Foundation Hon. David Madore Nick and Carol Rico Barbara Smith Craig and Gail Theriault Jane Wellehan Happy Garden Child Care TD Charitable Foundation Behavioral Health Services 10,537,779 = 36% Chair Kathleen Conley Murphy Robert Ridlon Danielle Smith Maurice and Diane Theriault Eileen Wentworth Houlton Regional Hospital The Windover Foundation Judith Riordan-Willette Doris Smith Diane Thibault James Westfall Iamaw Local Lodge 2740 United Technologies Charity Trust Children and Youth Services 2,325,184 = 7.9% Mark LaPointe Romeo Parent Shawn and Sadie Rioux Gregory and Anita Smith Charles Thibeau Reed Logan Westgate Identity Group/Allen Signs Vice Chair Linda Risko Jean and John Smith Orilla Thibodeau Durward Whalen Indian Hill Trading Post Agencies Other Programs 1,429,244 = 4.9% Dan Reardon Mary Rivera Leon Smith Stephanie Thibodeau John and Madeline Whitney Just In Time Daycare Amvets Ladies Auxillary Post 2 Development and PR 302,444 = 1.1% Barbara Robbins Michael Smith Tara Thomas Margaret Wiken Just Kiddin Infant Care Auburn-Lewiston Rotary Breakfast Club Rachel Grivois Sr. Ellen Turner Wayne and Lynn Robbins Robert and Anne Smith Sharon E. Thompson Angelina Wildes Kennebec Savings Bank Bath Rotary Club Direct Assistance 3,918,416 = 13.4% Treasurer Bethany Roberge Steven Smith Matt Thornton Nancy Willard Love Fund Granite United Way Raymond and Pauline Roberge Stoddard Smith John Thorton Alan Williams Maine Credit Union League Lewiston-Auburn Rotary Pass-Through Barbara Smith Susan Roberts Susan E. Snow Sarah Tierney Barbara Williams Malone Commercial Brokers United Way Granite Secretary Tiffany Marie Roberts Terry and Diane Snow Paul Timberlake Lionel and Priscilla Williams Marden’s, Inc. United Way of Androscoggin Subtotal 29,267,124 Miriam Robertson United Way of Aroostook Barbara A. Snowadzky Mr. and Mrs. James Timmins John and Collette Wilson Mechanics Savings Bank Stephen P. Letourneau Richard and Patricia Roderick Sylvia Soire Jeffrey T. Tiner Dale and Claire Wing MEMIC United Way of Central Northeast Unallocated support services 190,116 Janine Rodrigue John Solak Russell Titus David and Madeleine Wininger Mercy Hospital Connecticut Chief Executive Officer Janine Rodrigue Jon D. Soule Donald and Marcia Tobey Jeffrey Wintle MMG Insurance United Way of Greater Portland Anna Romano Ann Soulia Marisa Tobey David Witham Mutual of Omaha United Way of Kennebec Valley Total unrestricted expenses 29,457,240 Sean and Malorie Rooney Matin Spahn Roger G. Tobin Mardie Womeldorf Narrow Straits Piloting Services United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Mr. and Mrs. Rosen Rick Speer Rebecca Toliver Donna Wone National Assoc of Letter Carriers 774 Merrimack Valley Income (loss) from operations 273,328 Shirley Rosen Glenn Spellman Joseph Tourigny Leslie and Michael Wong Network for Good United Way of Mid Coast Christine Ross Suzanne Spignese Jennifer Towne Christine Wood Norm’s Used Auto United Way of Mid Maine, Inc Christopher Ross Gregory St. Angelo Rev. Philip Michael Tracy Daniel and Darlene Wood Northeast Delta Dental United Way of the Tri-Valley Area Linda Ross Barbara St. Jean Robert Traill, Jr. Sophie Wood Olympia Sports United Way of York County Carl and Sandra Rossetti Philip and Janice St. Peter Ruth Trites Charles Wood, Jr. P.D.Q. Door Co, Inc Unrestricted revenues and gains Other Income Activity John Roth Greg St. Pierre Sarah Trites Carolyn Woronoff Peaks Island Childrens Workshop Religious Ernest Rouillard Leonard and Annette St. Pierre Lucille Trudeau Andrew and Mary Wright Perry, Fitts, Boulette & Fitton Association of Perpetual Eucharist Sue Rowan Michael St. Pierre Paul Tully Pamela Wright Pines Health Services Brothers of Christian Instruction Government Sources 13,492,744 = 45.38% Nonoperating activity Janice Roy Mr. and Mrs. Maurice St. Pierre Bruce Turcotte Kathleen Wurgler Port Printing Solutions Catholic Charities, U.S.A. Gain (loss) on interest rate swap liability (18,961) Amanda Runnells Paul and LuAnn St. Pierre Reginald and Mary Turcotte Mrs. Valerie Wyman Portland Provident Assoc. Catholic Golden Age Medicaid 9,300,861 = 31.28% Susan Rush Mark and Bray Stahller Donald Turgeon C. Shawn and Rita Yardley Portland Resident Office Parish Of The Holy Eucharist Service Fees 3,034,344 = 10.21% (Decrease) increase in unrestricted 254,367 Mrs. Anne H. Russell Gwendolyn Stanley Wilfred and Charlene Turgeon Margaret Yates Pratt & Whitney Parish of the Precious Blood net assets Robert Russell John and Susan Starr Sister Ellen Turner Margaret Yezil Rolfe’s Well Drilling Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland Catholic Appeal 557,031 = 1.87% Wendy R. Russell Michael Staszko Catherine Twomey Scott and Jennifer Young Saco and Biddeford Savings Saint Anselm Road to Hope Walker Walter and Joanne Russell, Jr. Vicky Stefanik Herbert and Grace Tyler Joseph Yuhas Sam’s Childcare Sisters of the Holy Rosary Diocesan Endowment 102,280 = .30% Temporarily restricted net assets Jennifer Russell-Bickford Msgr. Paul F. Stefanko Heather Underwood Mark Zajkowski St. Mary Church Seabreeze Property Services Contributions 312,182 Mary L. Rustin Joyce Stein Lynn and Jerry Urbach Olshan William and Debra Ziemer Shunk Day Care St. Maximilian Kolbe Parish United Way 390,908 = 1.31% Patrick Ryder David and Laurie Steinbrick Ronald and Bonita Usher Angela Zook Smith Wiley Post 4 IV St. Therese Parish Investment Income (4,982) Anne Salamone Robin and Brian Steinwand Lisa Vaillancourt Southworth International Group Grants, contributions and 419,144 = 1.41% David Salmon Danielle Stetson Deanna Valente Corporations Spinnaker Trust Municipalities bequests Change in beneficial interest 43,809 Deanna Sanborn Glenn and Melinda Stevens Richard Vallee ADP TD Bank City of Auburn Jennifer Sanborn Marion Stevens Kari Vanderhorn Allstate Giving Campaign TelecomPioneers County of Aroostook Rent and other, net 615,997 = 2.07% Net assets released from restriction Galen and Joyce Santerre Pete Stevens Doris Veilleux Amazon Smile Tidestone Solutions Gray Community Food Pantry for operating purposes (537,456) Therese Saucier Christine Stevens-Sheehan Jessica Veilleux Anthem Time Warner Cable Town of Arrowsic Threads of Hope Thrift Store 1,122,985 = 3.78% Nancy Sawyer Town of Crystal Increase in temporarily restricted (186,447) William Stoloski Madeline Veilleux Aroostook Savings and Loan Troiano Waste Services Retail sales Marc A. Scheele Grover Strauss Normand and Paula Vermette AT&T Employee Directed Giving United Bikers of Maine Town of Easton net assets Diane Schrader Grover and Delores Strauss Elaine Verrill Atlantic National Trust Var Capital Advisors Inc Town of Georgetown Investment income 30,280 = 0.10% Leona Schultz Eileen Strebel Mike Verrill Atlantic Residential Resource Town of Hamlin Verrill Dana, LLP Permanently restricted net assets John Schwerdel Daniel Strycharz Marcel and Therese Viger Bangor Savings Bank WAGM-TV8 Annual Appeal 126,538 = 0.43% Rev. Michael Seavey Sylvia Suire James and Mary Vilakis Baring Plantation WB Mason Contributions - Ruth Segal Debbie Sullivan C. Scott and Donna Vincent Barney’s Playhouse Daycare Webber and Sons Lobster, Inc. Net assets released from 537,456 = 1.81% Lisa Seiferth Estate of Paul Sullivan Cynthia B. Vincent Barnstormers Snowmobile Club Winxnet Investment (loss) Income (281) Richard Senghas John and Elizabeth Sullivan Victor and Waneta Vitiaz Bates College Wright-Ryan Construction, Inc. restriction Philip and Patricia Shannon William and Frances Sullivan James and Marie Vollkommer Bath Savings Institution Yankee Ford Change in beneficial interest (27,035) Samuel and Susan Shapiro Harry and Patricia Sundik Anton Wagner BerryDunn Total unrestricted revenue 29,730,568 (Decrease) in permanently restricted (27,316) William and Arline Shea Toby and Kimberly Suttie Caroline Wagner BGA Financial Foundations and gains Nancy Sheard Karen Suva Jammie Waldron CBRE/The Boulos Company Beacon Charitable Corp. net assets Jeffrey Shedd Barbara Swanson Lindi Walsh Cianbro Beaudoin-Morell Fund William and Shirley Sheehan John and Althea Sweeney Peggy Walsh Cigna Bessie Brooks Trust Change in net assets 40,604 Bill and Kim Shelley Suzanne Sweeney Ben Walter Coastal Enterprises Inc. Coleman Foundation Deacon Dan Sheridan Barbara Sweezy Christina Ward Coastal, Inc. Davenport Trust Fund Net assets at beginning of year 6,165,225 Eileen Shillings Robert and Kathryn Swegart Jason and Jenny Warger CWS Architects Doree Taylor Charitable Foundation Net assets at end of year 6,205,829 Rona Shriner Covenant Health Systems David Warren Dignity Memorial Elmina B. Sewall Foundation PO Box 10660 NON-PROFIT Portland, Maine US POSTAGE 04104 PAID PERMIT NO. 16 CCMaine.org PORTLAND, ME

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