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For a Complete List of Recipients, Click Here EST 1984 the Catholic Foundation 2020 annual report HOPE the Catholic Foundation 2020 annual report Hope anchors the soul. hebrews 6:19 loren p. brown The theme of this year’s Annual Report is “Hope”. In the teachings of Christianity, the virtue of Hope has great importance and significance; Christ is the unfailing Hope of all who believe in Him. It is no surprise that the Christian symbol of Hope is an anchor. The anchored cross, or mariner’s cross, is a stylized cross in the shape of an anchor and symbolizes Hope, steadfastness, calm, and composure. St. Peter, St. Paul, and several of the early Fathers speak in this sense, but it was the Epistle to the Hebrews that first connects the idea of Hope with the symbol of the anchor. It is said that we have “Hope” set before us “as an anchor of the soul, sure and firm” (Hebrews 6:19-20). This year has been riddled with obstacles and trials throughout the world. It could be considered by many as dark and bleak. Just as there can be no light without dark there can be no situation without Hope when you have Jesus by your side. As Catholics we are required to have faith and this year has tested that faith tremendously. However, I have seen such acts of kindness and generosity that it gives me Hope. You will read stories that show just how strong we are and how we, as Catholics, will remain strong and steadfast anchored to our faith. I am personally humbled by the donors who reacted and without hesitation to give to the Catholic Emergency Response Fund (CERF) for those needing assistance as a result of the pandemic. This fund then enabled us to quickly support 13 food pantries and 40 parishes in our Diocese. You will read about people, just like you, who gave others Hope in a very dark time. In addition to the anchor you will also see other nautical symbols throughout the report, such as the lighthouse. Once Jesus said: “You are the light of the world. A city set on a hill cannot be hid. Nor do men light a lamp and put it under a bushel, but on a stand, and it gives light to all in the house.” (Matthew 5:14). Be a lighthouse. Be the bright light - the example, that others need to see through the darkness to find their way home to God. And when you are ready, we are here in your charitable planning to ensure light can shine and bring hope for our future generations. Hope and peace to you, president & ceo OUR bishop brennan MISSION In Christ, The Catholic Foundation inspires giving and assists donors to provide for the long-term My Brothers and Sisters in Christ: needs of the Diocese of Columbus. Truly, it is an understatement that 2020 has been a challenging year for us all. I am profoundly grateful for the support and joy of the people of the Diocese of Columbus. The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic OUR can be found in all aspects of our lives. We remain vigilant in safeguarding our health, the health of our parishioners, those in our schools, diocesan facilities, FOUR and wherever we interact with the general public. I am most impressed and encouraged by the quick response of our faithful Catholics who come to the aid PILLARS of those in need. You have stepped up and helped those The Catholic Foundation focuses its funding financially with giving to the Catholic Emergency in four pillars of our Catholic faith: Parish Life, Response Fund (CERF) at The Catholic Foundation and Catholic Education & Faith Formation, Social have also donated items and volunteered your time at Services and Vocations. our Diocesan organizations. This year will be judged by many as a bleak time, however, the witness of your faith, commitment, and generosity to our community brings Keeping the Faith me hope. The Catholic Foundation is the only foundation Hope is considered one of the three theological virtues in the Diocese of Columbus that invests your in Christian tradition. Hope is a combination of the gifts in alignment with the teachings of the desire for something and expectation of receiving it, Catholic Church. Our portfolios follow the and the virtue is hoping for Divine union and eternal United States Conference of Catholic Bishops happiness. While faith is a function of the intellect, investment policies, and we carefully screen all hope is an act of the will. One cannot have hope without charitable organizations that we fund to make faith. You have given our community both hope, and as a sure they also follow Catholic teachings. result, have strengthened the faith of so many. To all of those who have given, I can’t tell you how much Why Us you are appreciated. For those of you who are inspired and moved to do more, and want to make a gift that The Catholic Foundation ensures Catholics will endure long after we are gone, please consider a a way to leave their legacy uniquely aligned planned gift to your parish, school, or favorite ministry. with their Catholic values and beliefs. Donors This option is easier than ever when you work with The enjoy the satisfaction of knowing that their gift Catholic Foundation and enables you to bring not just directly supports the Catholic organizations that hope but faith and change to our Catholic community. they choose. As I approach almost two years in the Diocese, I am truly blessed to serve as your Bishop. I am proud of the work Who We Serve we have already accomplished and stand with you in our The Catholic Foundation assists donors in journey to share hope and faith to those in the future. creating a meaningful impact through planned giving and charitable fund management. Be assured of my continued prayers. Additionally, the Foundation works closely with the charitable entities that the donors designate Sincerely yours in Christ, as beneficiaries, as well as with Catholic organizations who apply for grants. Most Reverend Robert J. Brennan bishop of columbus T O H S P A N S $13,173,961$13,173,961 2,3662,366 TOTAL GRANTED TOTAL GRANTS by pillar $5,129,873 EDUCATION 720 $3,965,233 PARISH LIFE 811 $2,788,994 SOCIAL SERVICES 660 $1,289,860 VOCATIONS 175 by type DONOR $6,260,651 ADVISED FUND 1,685 $4,957,720 ENDOWMENT 462 $1,160,740 RESPONSIVE GRANT 130 $226,100 SCHOLARSHIP 26 $533,750 CERF 53 ST. MARTHA $35,000 GIVING CIRCLE 10 $156+ MILLION TOTAL GRANTS SINCE INCEPTION T O H S P NEW FUNDS OPENED A N 6565 S by pillar SUPPORTS MORE 10 4 2 45 THAN ONE PILLAR EDUCATION SOCIAL SERVICES PARISH LIFE SUPPORTS 4 ALL PILLARS by type DONOR 46 ADVISED FUND 18 ENDOWMENT 1 SCHOLARSHIP COUNTY GRANTS COUNTY GRANTS BY BY SCHOLARSHIPS In 2020, 29 students in the Diocese received awards from 24 scholarship funds at The Catholic Foundation totaling over $226,000. Scholarships support promising and deserving students by assisting them with the costs of their education. Donors often establish a scholarship to honor or memorialize friends, teachers, family members or other loved ones. Since 2007, The Catholic Foundation has awarded over $1 million in scholarships empowering over 180 young people to continue their academic and vocational studies. With continued generosity of donors who share this dedication to education, the Foundation will continue to support students as they answer God’s call. Scholarship funds, such as the T.J. Baesmann Scholarship, serve as a powerful legacy to support and encourage students. This scholarship provides tuition assistance for college to a graduating senior of a Catholic High School in the Diocese of Columbus. The 2020 T.J. Baesmann Scholarship recipient is Andrea Bergman from Bishop Hartley High School. Andrea said, “I am honored to receive this Catholic scholarship because my faith is important to me. This scholarship allows me to further my Catholic education and faith development. I am currently attending the University of Dayton through summer courses online and will continue my education at UD this fall! Go Flyers!” Dan Kurth, VP of Grants and Community Impact said the scholarship process was a little more difficult this year. “Usually, the scholarship committees deliberate in March. Obviously, the quarantine provided some challenges in the evaluation of the scholarship candidates. However, the committees were flexible and met via Zoom and Skype to make sure that the winners were selected as quickly as possible and the notifications delivered in a timely manner. We are honored to play a small role in impacting the educational life of students within our Diocese.” To learn more about our Scholarships, visit www.catholic-foundation.org/scholarships or email Dan Kurth at [email protected]. For more information on our scholarship funds, please visit https://grants.catholic-foundation.org/scholarships. AVAILABLE SCHOLARSHIPS Marilyn Louise Anzelmo Memorial Scholarship Fund Joyce A. Kozlowski Scholarship Fund T.J. Baesmann Scholarship Fund Brenden P. Krannitz Scholarship Fund Kay (Knipfer) Ciminello Catholic Education Endowment Fund Joseph J. Laihr & Adeline Pax Laihr Scholarship Fund Dick & Paddy Cleary Family Scholarship Fund Joanne E. McGuire & Dr. Jacob F. Froning Scholarship Fund Peter Clore Memorial Scholarship Fund Monsignor Missimi Christian Athlete Scholarship Fund Teresa M. Gelonese Science Scholarship Fund Florence E. Moses Nursing Scholarship Fund Dominic Gregory – St. Timothy School Scholarship Fund The Reverend Jeffrey J. Rimelspach Scholarship Fund Monsignor Kenneth Grimes Scholarship Fund Ronald R. Shay Scholarship Fund Allyson Marie Gross Memorial Scholarship Fund Ben Smith “You Can Make a Difference” Scholarship Fund Steven L.
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