Report to the Community 2018-2019 Board of Trustees

William T. Kosturko, Co-Chair Barbara L. Pearce, Co-Chair Sarah Davis, Secretary Paul K. Sullivan, Jr., Treasurer Allison Rivera, Academy President Jay Bowes, Academy Founder

David M. Brown Hart D. Caparulo Leo Connors John J. Crawford Robert F. Curis Robert Davis Timothy Donahue Michael F. Dowley Elizabeth Fisher Julius F. Friese Eugene W. Harris Ronald LaMorte Julia McNamara, Ph.D. Patricia A. Mason Michael McClammy Paul Morris Sandra Nelson David I. Newton Sr. Sheila O‘Neil, ASCJ, Ph.D. Dan Rubino Mary Ellen Ryder Brian Skinner Mary E. Seligman, M.D. Gerald Whittaker Dear Friends,

I’d like to thank all those who support Saint Martin de Porres Academy (SMPA). It is obvious that you care about our world and that you desire for your contributions of time, talent and treasure to have an impact on the lives of others. Every dollar you invest in our school goes directly into changing the very trajectory of the lives of the students who we serve. Your support helps us to change bleak, inner-city youth statistics into possibilities and promise.

I believe you share our goal to provide urban boys and girls the opportunity to choose a quality Allison Rivera education that will allow them to fulfill their full potential; the strong moral education that many President of us were fortunate to be afforded. We share the belief that the zip code a child is born into should not define or confine their lives.

We promote more than academic excellence – we cultivate personal responsibility, social skills and leadership, balanced with a solid spiritual foundation and a recognition of the need to serve others. What a powerful message of hope! Your support unlocks the doors to opportunities for children who need it most; doors that would otherwise be closed and locked tight.

Every day is blessed with daily examples of how our students are developing their unique gifts and talents to make their community a place of justice and peace. Within these pages, we are proud to share some of their many accomplishments with you, because you are what makes this possible. We feel immensely grateful and very blessed to have the support of so many in our community!

With grateful appreciation,

Dear Friends,

As long-time trustees of Saint Martin de Porres Academy, we both agree that the school is one of those places where it feels like you get more back than you contribute. Volunteering for a nonprofit can sometimes feel like you are working in the abstract raising money. You hope it is put to good use, but you don’t always see the end result. SMPA is concrete; you actually transform lives and you get to meet the children whose lives you are transforming.

William T. Kosturko Trustees actively interact with the students of SMPA, attending concerts, serving as reviewers Co-Chair at their annual scholarship renewals, participating in special readings and presentations of Saint Martin de Porres medals at graduation, even leading Co-Curricular Activities and coaching.

Our Board is one of the most hands-on, hardworking, committed group of people with whom we have ever worked. Together, with the incredible support of a network of people and organizations across our city and beyond, we have been able to double the commitments to our Capital Campaign over the past year while continuing to raise the crucial day-to-day funding that keeps the Academy running and fulfills our 12-year commitment to our students in high school and college. Barbara L. Pearce Co-Chair This report celebrates the work of all the hands that make the mission of Saint Martin de Porres Academy possible. We are grateful to the many volunteers and organizations who partner with SMPA to provide opportunities for our students, to the extensive lists of individual, corporate and foundation donors who contribute. On behalf of the staff, students and our fellow trustees, thank you!

With gratitude,

Honor Code I am a child of God. I will be truthful, honest and respectful. I will work to the best of my ability to develop the talents that God has given me. I will endeavor to share my gifts and talents to make my family, my school and my community a place of justice and peace.

“In the future, it will be our students at the forefront of education and social justice because they have been the agents of change in their own lives.” - Dr. Kelly O’Leary, Principal

Mission Vision Our Promise Saint Martin de Porres Academy Saint Martin de Porres Academy Our strength is our 12-year is a faith-based, NativityMiguel works to break the cycle of commitment to support each middle school that provides poverty through education and student academically, socially, a tuition-free, extended day opportunity. Our goal is to emotionally and financially education for underserved girls provide urban boys and girls the along with our unwavering belief and boys from low-income opportunity to choose a quality in their unique gifts, talents and families in the New Haven area. education that will allow them to potential. Our promise is that We are an independent Catholic live up to their full potential. At our students will emerge as young school committed to a belief in the Academy, we promote more men and women of competence the dignity and worth of every than academic excellence - we and compassion, with a person. We strive to provide each cultivate personal responsibility, commitment to engage with child with a promising start in social skills and leadership, the world and exert a positive life and to equip them to fulfill balanced with a strong spiritual influence. their academic potential while foundation and a recognition of achieving spiritual and social the need to serve others. maturity. We welcome children of all faiths, races and cultures.

3 Joyful and Rigorous Classroom Learning

SMPA middle school students are in school 50% more time than their public school peers, because that’s what it takes to prepare economically disadvantaged students for successful lives. We combine the experience of long-time educators with the energy of young AmeriCorps Teaching Fellows, placing two adults in each class of approximately 16. Lessons incorporate hands-on learning activities, and each child is expected to participate actively in class discussions. This model provides the challenge, support and encouragement students need. They begin to see themselves as students who can tackle academic challenges and ask for help when needed.

Our trauma-informed curriculum is student-centered and rich in fostering a foundation in the 21st century skills of communication, collaboration and critical thinking. Formal instruction to prepare our students to attend rigorous college preparatory high schools begins in grades 7 and 8 when students are introduced to the culture, expectations and language of higher education in their graduate support class.

Regular meetings of teachers with the Principal and the Social/Emotional Support Team help grow our staff ’s proficiency in providing a trauma-informed education and allows for time to develop targeted strategies to meet students’ individual needs. Our focus on each individual child has powerful results.

97% Daily attendance 98% Year-to-year retention 99% High school graduation 100% College acceptance • Play one or more musical instruments • Attend numerous cultural offerings including museums, historical sites, symphony, choral and theater productions • Shadow students at area college-prep high schools 100% • Spend a week living, working and learning on a dairy farm in Vermont of SMPA Students • Write and deliver a speech to the school community annually • Participate in arts and service clubs twice weekly, including Drama, Girls Tech, Peace and Justice, Boy Scouts, Art, Gardening and Interact

5 New Opportunities, Growing Confidence

Jalanni, Class of 2023, is attending Canisius College on a full-ride scholarship for basketball. He is a Division 1 B C Forward and was part of the College 2019 MAAC All-Championship Team.

Jason, Class of 2022, a Business Major and Oprah Scholar at Morehouse College, was thrilled to meet Winfrey, who believes, “Education is the key to unlocking the world.”

Jenasia, Class of 2021, D a Chemistry Major at UConn-Storrs, was awarded the Ulrich Müller- Westerhoff Scholarship for her commitment to Chemistry and participation in research. 1. A class trip to Niagara Falls is an opportunity to explore scientific concepts in a hands-on environment. Students who are actively engaged know themselves better and make friends more easily. 2. Learning to garden teaches students where their food comes from as well as helping them to become good stewards of the Earth. 3. Spending a week on a Dairy Farm in Vermont builds community while developing a knowledge of how to make cheese, apple cider and maple syrup. 4. Combining geography and art to gain a deeper perspective of people and places. 5. Acting as historians by observing and participating in Colonial-Era role playing activities at Sturbridge Village fosters critical thinking and brings to life the study of our country’s early history. 6. Exposure to non-traditional urban sports such as golf, lacrosse, baseball and field hockey prepare our students to join teams at college preparatory C high schools. 7. Working on DNA sequencing in the lab at the Quinnipiac University Frank H. Netter School of Medicine ignites a passion for careers in STEM.

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7 8. Learning to read and play music helps students develop unique talents and interests, builds confidence and improves learning, while cultivating creativity. 9. The “SMPA Welcome” fosters a warm atomosphere for students and guests while teaching respect and the importance of being an ambassador wherever you go in life. 10. Cultural activities like a visit to see Freedom Train at the Long Wharf Theater sponsored by organizations like The LINKS, Inc. help expand horizons and spark passions. 11. Drama Club helps students develop confidence, public speaking skills, teamwork and accountability. 12. Class trips to places like Philadelphia, Boston, New York and Cape Cod give our students the opportunity to broaden their worldview and build shared understanding.

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79 High Schools to which our graduates have been accepted St. Michael’s College Our graduates currently attend the high schools listed in blue. Catholic St. Lawrence University Jamar, Class of 2025, is High Schools Canisius College a Guard/Defensive End for the Notre Dame Green Southern New Knights and will Co-Captain 80% Hampshire University the team his Senior year. St. Anselm College Boarding/Day 6% High Schools Marist College 14% Western Connecticut Public State University High Schools Howard University Georgetown University

Catholic Schools Westminster School Elon University Academy of Our Lady of Mercy, Westover School Morehouse College Lauralton Hall Williamstown High School, Fairfield College Preparatory School ABC Program Florida International Jelayni, Class of 2027, Kolbe Cathedral High School University acted and sang on the Mercy High School Public Schools SMPA stage before Notre Dame High School A.I. Prince Technical High School performing with Sacred Saint Michael’s School Amistad Academy Heart Academy at the Sacred Heart Academy Amity High School Shubert Theatre. St. Joseph High School Common Ground High School Xavier High School Cooperative Arts and Humanities High School Boarding/ Day Schools Eli Whitney Technical High School Cheshire Academy Grayson High School Choate Rosemary Hall Hamden High School Church Farm School Hill Regional Career High School Hamden Hall Country Day School James Hillhouse High School Hopkins School Hyde Leadership Academy Marvelwood School Metropolitan Business Academy Masconomet Regional High School, New Haven Academy ABC Program Platt Technical High School Milton Hershey School Providence High School Mount Greylock Regional Riverside Academy High School, ABC Program Shelby High School Bryan, Class of 2026, Oxford Academy Sound School proudly continues to grow Pomfret School West Haven High School his musicianship in the Saint James School Wilbur Cross High School Notre Dame Marching Simsbury High School, ABC Program Band. Suffield Academy Colleges where SMPA students currently attend or from which they have graduated

St. Michael’s College

St. Lawrence University Babson College Assumption College Canisius College University of Southern New Connecticut (5) Hampshire University St. Anselm College Roger Williams University

Marist College St. Joseph’s College

Western Connecticut Southern Connecticut State University State University (3) Quinnipiac University (3) Howard University Gateway Community Georgetown University College (15) University of New Haven Elon University Albertus Magnus College

Morehouse College Fairfield University (6) Sacred Heart University Florida International University Sarah Lawrence College Dominican College (2)

Princeton University

Villanova University Chestnut Hill College

An astounding

89%of our high school students come back regularly for Evening Study 11 Graduate 9 10 40 SMPA grads are 2children Support enrolled in currently post-secondary Program supported education or The Graduate Support Program (GSP) is critical the military to fulfilling our 12-year commitment to support each student after their graduation from SMPA, throughout high school and college. Almost all of our current students and graduates are first- generation college hopefuls and seek SMPA’s guidance to navigate the college process.

GSP staff begin working with our middle school students in the 7th and 8th grade, preparing them for success in high school and college by teaching a high school/college preparation class three days a week. The focus is on familiarizing the students with the high school admissions process, scholarship and ongoing support opportunities, academic and social skills, the language of higher education, study and organizational skills, interpersonal skills, and other vital areas identified as important for our graduates.

Our GSP continues working with our 178 graduates now in high school and college. Monday through Thursday we offer Evening Study for graduates in high school or attending local colleges. Each evening 15-30 graduates return to SMPA for a safe place to be, access to technology, tutoring, music lessons, college application and readiness workshops, help with homework or simply to spend time with their “second family.” Who are our students? We make a 12-year 100% Low Income commitment to journey 98% Students of color with our students from 62 Middle school students middle school throughout 71 High school students high school and college 107 College and graduate students out 9 of 10 SMPA grads are 100% enrolled in college post-secondary acceptance education or rate the military

99% high school graduation rate

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• Entrance Exam Preparation Over • Financial Aid Assistance $2 Million • Mentorship and Tutoring • College Scholarship Applications secured • SAT Prep in college • Campus Tours scholarships and • Internship Opportunities grants over the • High School Readiness 13 last 3 years • Community Service Colleges to Which Our Graduates Have Been Accepted Our graduates currently attend or have attended the schools listed in blue. With more scholarship funding, you can help us turn more schools blue. If you are connected to any of the schools on this list, we’d love your help!

Adelphi University Hunter College Smith College Albertus Magnus College Husson University Southern Connecticut State University Assumption College Iona College Southern New Hampshire University Babson College Iowa Wesleyan University Stonehill College Barry University Ithaca College Sweet Briar College Bay Path College Jacksonville University Union College Bennett College Johnson & Wales University University of Bridgeport Bentley University Lasell University University of Connecticut - Stamford Berklee College of Music Lincoln College of New England University of Connecticut - Storrs Bloomfield State University Long Island University - Brooklyn University of Connecticut - Waterbury Boston College Loyola University University of Hartford Bryant University Lynn University University of Maine Canisius College Manchester Community College University of New Hampshire Catawba College Manhattan College University of New Haven Catholic University of America Manhattanville College University of Rhode Island Central Connecticut State University Marymount Manhattan College University of Saint Joseph Champlain College Massachusetts College University of San Francisco Chestnut Hill College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences University of Scranton Clark Atlanta University Mercy College University of Tampa Colby-Sawyer College Mitchell College University of the Arts College of Mount Saint Vincent Morehouse College University of Vermont Columbia College Chicago Mount Holyoke College Villanova University Columbia University Mount Ida College Virginia State University Concordia College Mount Saint Mary College Washington College Coppin State University New England College Wesley College Curry College New England Institute of Technology Western Connecticut State University Delaware State University Newbury College Western New England University Dominican College North Park University Xavier University of Louisana Dominican University Nova Southeastern University Dowling College Pace University Graduates Drew University Pine Manor College Eastern Connecticut State University Plymouth State University Elon University Pomona College Emmanuel College Post University 4-Year College/ Fairfield University Princeton University University Fairleigh Dickinson University Providence College Fisher College Quinnipiac University Florida International University Regis College 65% Florida Southern College Roger Williams University Armed Gardner-Webb University Sacred Heart University Forces Gateway Community College Saint Anselm College 7% Georgetown University Saint John’s University Working Georgia Gwinnett College Saint Joseph’s University 12% Community Georgian Court University Saint Lawrence University College Hampton University Saint Michael’s College 16% Haverford College Salve Regina University Hofstra University Sarah Lawrence College Howard University Seton Hall University Thank you! We are truly grateful for the generosity of these individuals, organizations, corporations, local businesses and charitable foundations for their support of Saint Martin de Porres Academy between August 1, 2018 and July 31, 2019. †=Deceased $100,000 and over Nathanael V. Robert Fund One donor who wishes to remain Ken and Susan Fellows Mary Ellen and Jack Ryder anonymous Michael Griffin and Molly Butler Hart Sabina Dolan Gladys Saulsbury Fund Town Fair Tire Foundation, Inc. Robert Saulsbury $2,500 to $4,999 James Schreck Archdiocese of Hartford $50,000 to $99,000 Ellen and Lane Stewart Neil Ballotte Len and Marjorie Dorr Reverend Ellen L. Tillotson and Tom Beggins and Anne Hartford The Larry W. McCurdy Reverend William Cavanaugh Berchem Moses PC Family Foundation James and Mary Anne Torgerson Thomas and Theresa Bowes Charles and Melorie Noble The Watershed Fund Daniel and Linda Brill Two donors who wish to remain Bussmann Family Foundation $25,000 to $49,000 anonymous Hart D. Caparulo Kenneth Brown Catholic Charity League Community Foundation $5,000 to $9,999 Raymond E. Cestar, Jr. for Greater New Haven Bruce Alexander City Missionary Association John and Catherine Crawford Ellen and Dr. John Aversa † of New Haven, Inc. The Echlin Foundation Big Sky Fitness Leo and Mary Ann Connors William T. Kosturko Jay and Marguerite Bowes Leo and Kathleen Cooney Lakin Family Foundation Patricia P. and Christopher E. Burns Gene and Jamie Harris The Mellen Foundation Charitable Trust Foundation for the Advancement The Smart Family Foundation Carol Cangiano and Edward Fletcher of Catholic Schools of New York, Inc. George and Maureen Collins Elizabeth R. Hartmayer One donor who wishes to remain Congregation de Notre Dame Hopkins School anonymous Blessed Sacrament Province Jamie A. Hulley Arts Foundation Alejandra and Patrick Conroy Joshua and Lucy Kampf $10,000 to $24,999 Michael and Sandy Dowley Carolyn Kone Anonymous in Memory of Elizabeth Carse Foundation David and Billie Ladd Rip and Joe Schiavone Fabrique Jesse Liska Anthony and Marion Arcesi Jack and Jeanne Finn Bruce and Delaney Lundberg The Henry E. and Nancy Horton Bartels The Friends of Jimmy Miller, Inc. Daniel Lynch Foundation, Inc. Education Trust Lynda Hammond Mark and Donna Lyons Vincent and Linda Calarco Helping Hands Foundation Merrill Lynch - The GKH Group Scott and Robin Chasse The Henry E. Niles Foundation Al and Linda Mignone Robert and Sarah Davis Richard Jones Mark and Cheryl Milano Julius and Virginia Friese James Leahy Donna and Edwin Moore James and Nancy Giblin Liberty Bank Foundation Paul Morris and Marsha Darmory William C. Graustein Peter and Laurie Maglathlin New Haven Terminal, Inc. Edward and Nancy Harold Michael and Melissa McClammy Kathy and Steve Newton Robert and Nancy Knapp Daniel and Judi Miglio Joseph and Maureen Prior Ronald and Caroline LaMorte The Daniel and Sharon Milikowsky Mary Seligman, M.D. Barbara Pearce and Norman Fleming Family Foundation Lewis G. Schaeneman, Jr. The New York Community Trust Foundation, Inc. Noble Wealth Advisory Group Chris and Melissa Lowe of Janney, Montgomery, Scott LLC Lindalea P. Ludwick Sharon Oster and Ray Fair Family Foundation, Inc. People’s United Community Foundation Marcum, LLP Rotary Club of Ridgefield Anna Jean McCurdy † St. George Parish J. Michael and Suzanne McHugh James M. Surowiecki Julia McNamara and Richard Lolatte Michael and Nancy Vespoli NewAlliance Foundation The Wareck Family David I. Newton Yale New Haven Health

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this list. eW sincerely regret and would like to know 15 a b o u t a n y i n a d v e r t e n t o m i s s i o n s . P l e a s e c o n t a c t u s a t d e v e l o p m e n t @ s a i n t m a r t i n a c a d e m y. o r g . Marilyn and James Simons IBPN Marketing Research Bureau, Inc. D. Ellen Shuman and Douglas Rae Charitable Fund JJ Cooley Foundation Raskob Foundation Jonathan Winikur Charles L. Johnson, CFP For Catholic Activities, Inc. One donor who wishes to remain Rady Johnson Debra Ressler anonymous Linda and Dwight Juliani Tom and Jill Robey Dr. John Kelly Carol Ross $1,000 to $2,499 Laureen Kennedy and Robert Conn Rotary Club of Derby Shelton Josef and Cecle Adler David W. Knapp Saint Martin de Porres Church Aldo DeDominicis Foundation Thomas and Patricia Krause Saint Thomas More Chapel Peter Aronson and Marie Landry Sharon Kugler and Center at Yale University Andrew Baker Nancy Larson Joseph and Maryann Salatto Patricia Baker Bernard and Laura Lavin Robin Sauerteig Alan Balavender Maria R. LaViola Ted and Debra Schaffer Michael and Eileen Barbaro Bruce and Susan Lighty Schwab Charitable Virginia Becker Nicholas and Ernestine Luise Joseph P. Skonieczny Norman and Patricia Bender David and Kristen Macoy Paul and Teresa Sullivan Louis V. Buckley, MD John R. Maher The Surowiecki Family Jeffery and Sara Buell Fred and Debby Marenna Sweet Mother, Inc. Guido and Anne Calabresi Edward and Linda Martin Mark and Kathy Tonucci Robert and Jennifer Caldarella Joan Martin Kathryn Tutino Marc Camille MBI Company Group, LLC Webster Bank Benjamin and Donna Cangiano Madelyn McClammy Webster Investments Dr. Effie C. Chang Robert McCue The Werth Family Foundation Connecticut Business Systems Peggy and Sean McLaughlin Dr. Kathleen P. White Connecticut Health Foundation Robert and Patricia Meskill Whitt-Accounts, LLC Connecticut Vascular Center Nitin Mhatre David Zeldis Michael and Randi Crawford Dan and Sharon Milikowsky Martha and David Zornow Chris Crosby James and Marcia Morley One donor who wishes to remain Chris Curran Matthew and Susan Morse anonymous DelMonico Hatter, Inc. James Moye Delta Kappa Gamma-Zeta Chapter Joyce Narden $500 to $999 Paul and Anna Marie Doherty Charles Negaro and Nancy Dennett Albertus Magnus College Donahue, Durham & Noonan, P.C. New Haven Bank Alliance Energy, LLC Edward and Christine Dowling New Haven Medical Assocation Gary and Linda Altieri Mary Lee Duff Dermatology Specialist Joseph Alves Early Family Foundation The North Haven Rotary Club Arnold Peck’s Commercial World, Inc. William Edwards North Madison Congregational Church Michael and Katheryn Ascione Lucinda Embersits OHS Construction LLC Benjamin Baker Faxon Law Group Ann B. and Gregory Pepe Joseph and Alice Barry Richard and Marissa Ferguson Mary Pepe Margaret Bercovitz The Fulcrum Group Virginia Perruccio Archbishop Leonard P. Blair Robert and Elizabeth Goizueta Petra Construction Corp. Susan Bonitz and Timothy Covello Guilford Savings Bank Guido Petra Brenner, Saltzman & Wallman LLP The Hoffman Press Anthony and Mary Quinn John and Leslie Bubello Cynthia Cama Brian Obremski Susan Casey Donald and Lizabetta O’Leary George H. Charlesworth, Jr. Daniel O’Shea May May Cheng Juko Otsuki Glenn and Jan Chonka Cynthia M. Parker Fund Robert and Louise Ciulla Kenneth and Holly Paul Scott Conover and Peggy Quinn Fredrick and Pamela Paulmann Mary Jane Conroy Glenn and Patricia Pearson † Betse and John Courtmanche Carl Porto Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cowern Maria Ragucci CP Investors Mark Richards Timothy and Laura Curry Barbara Riley Bob and Priscilla Dannies Allison Rivera Richard and Jean Dapra Bernice and James Satriano Di Rienzo Mechanical Contractors Msgr. Gerard G. Schmitz Diane and William Dow John and Michelle Sini Joseph and Carol Dowley Alan and Rosalind Spier John Drumm William St. Paul Diane Eger St. Pius X Church Ronald and Cindy Evans David and Kathleen Summerlin Gail Faithfull Target Field Trips Grants Program The Reverend Andrew Fiddler David Thompson Robert and Linda Fiscus James and Gale Tirrell John and Elizabeth Fisher Leland Torrence Thomas and Catherine Fitzgerald Trinitypoint Wealth, LLC Charles and Russie Friese U.S. Products, Inc. Robert and Jean Gabler Drs. Sten Vermund and Pilar Vargas Rene and Joan Genest Carol Wall Robert H. Gifford G. Harold Welch, Jr. Michael and Joann Debaggis Halloran & Sage LLP Linda Young John Demeter and Kathryn Ruotolo Samuel E. Hanna, Jr. Ping Zhang and Qing Wei Bill and Jane Dennett Bill Harmon Eric and Amy Zittoun Peter and Constance Dickinson Marilyn Hines MaryLou and John DiPaola Jeff Hubbard $250 to $499 Mark DiPaolo Amy E. Hungerford and Peter Chemery 3B Lawn Care Matthew Dolan Iovanne Funeral Home, Inc. Christopher and Kathleen Balestracci Karl Dombroski Paul Johnson James and Doris Barber Elizabeth and Gary Draghi John and Peggy Kebabian Mary and James Barnes Richard and Matilda Dumbrill Frank Kennedy Kirsten Bechtel Dr. Peter D. Ehrenkranz Knights of Columbus Beers, Hamerman, Cohen & Burger, PC Susan Ehrenkranz Melanie and Paul Kregling Joseph Bishop Lisa Farley Mark and Elizabeth Kripp David Bomke and Betty Seibert-Bomke Foreign Tire Sales, Inc. Barbara Lehrer Dr. Harold D. Bornstein, Jr. Mimi Franklin Maria Lynch Jason Brenner Free Enterprise Telephone Bernard Lytton Brian Skinner Financial Advisor LLC Edward Jones of Guilford Robert Malison and Eugenia Vining Jay Broderick Paul and Martha Giammatteo Daniel Marecki Buckley, Wynne & Parese William and Ellen Ginsberg Patricia Martin Caffe Bravo Paul and Barbara Hallwood Max Finkelstein Inc. Michele and Kevin Call Jeong Han Bruce and Renee McIntyre Thomas R. Candrick, Jr. John Hand Charitable Trust Elsie Chapman Kim Healey The Meneo Family Foundation Shannon Clarkson Harold Hoffman Jerome and Roslyn Meyer Clifford Beers Hon. W. Patrick Donlin Assembly Richard and Sheri Miller William and Debbie Colwell #2459, Knights of Columbus Christopher and Marguerite Munger Community Mental Health Joan Huwiler Michael and Doris Murphy Affiliates, Inc. Joseph and Patricia Ierardi † Jennifer and Lauren Napier Connex Credit Union Robert G. Johnson Marjorie A. Narducci Consolidated Computing, Inc. Roger Keating Neubert, Pepe and Monteith John and Marie Coughlin Barry Kosowsky NewCity Foundation Janice and Matt Coyle Barbara J. Lamb Notre Dame High School Crest Lincoln of Woodbridge Reverend James H. Latimer 17 One donor who wishes to remain Ilene Cooke anonymous Peter Cooper and Diana Starr Marilyn Cormack $100 to $249 James Coughlin A & R Landscaping David and Claudia Cox Aarley Properties, LLC Donald and Margaret Cozzolino Mary and Joseph Acquarulo Joseph and Frances Cristiano Fred and Marie Acquavita Douglas and Roseline Crowley Francis and Shelley Adkins Richard and Joan Cuomo Bob and Laura Allen Stacey Curran Kathleen Amoia Charlene and George Curry Donald and Susan Anderson The Cutting Garden The LINKS, Inc. Ashish Arora Shan Cyr Attorney Ralph S. Loew Janet Arterton Jeanne Dahlin Richard and Barbara Lund Barry and Millicent Banducci Elizabeth Daley Vincent and Marcia Lynch Everett Barber Rebecca Dalrymple Robert and Carol Lyons David Batitto and Sarah Mitchell Thomas David Dr. Alan Malitz David and Anna Batitto Tim and Beverly David Guy and Philippa Mannino Roscoe J. Bell George Davis and Lisa Bonneville Glenn Marx Judith Bellucci Calvin Deloatch Chuck and Marcella Mascola Anthony and Michele Benedosso Edward and Pam DeMarseilles Patricia Mason Michael Benvenuto Barbara and Ralph DeNatale The Proprietors of the Green Laura A. Berry and Bernard Hulin Megan Dimetro Brian and Susan McGlone Charles and Jane Bishop Rebecca Dolfi Katherine McKenzie Andrea Bloom Fr. Joseph Donnelly Elizabeth McMahon Peter and Valerie Bluhm Henry and Elaine Dove Barbara Messina Amy Bonitz Palmer Carolyn Dow Anthony and Michele Micarelli Karen and Robert Bonitz † John and Carol Dowley David and Elizabeth Monz Michael and Nancy Bowley Thomas and Susan Duffy Joseph and Nancy Mooney MaryAnn and Michael Bracken Michael Dugan James and Elissa Morgan Colin and Virginia Bradford William Dyson Maria Morris Cathy Bradley Betsy Elrick NAPA Auto Parts/Parts Place, Inc. Cecilia Bratten Envision Technology Advisors, LLC Charlotte Nelson John and Margaret Brillante Gerald and Rose Esposito Fr. Eugene O’Brien James Brine and Ragaa Mazen Lawrence Fanning Dr. Kelly O’Leary David M. Brown First Church of Christ John and Frances Padilla Kenneth and Karen Brown Congregational of Clinton Kristi Patterson John Buckley Catherine Foulkes Neil Payne Barbara A. Bullard Janice Fournier Charles Peltier Mary Jane Burt Robert and Holly Francis Judy Primavera and Fred Hulley Audley and Alma Cain Sherri and Marc Franzman Ronald and Mary Repetti Richard W. Callahan Marie Gallagher Peter and Joyce Rivera Vincent and Carol Cangiano John Gallops and Orlene Weyland Ann Rogers Joseph and Katherine Canipelli Christopher and Toddie Getman Sacred Heart Academy Ralph and Nancy Caparulo John and Kathleen Gontero Vincent and Jeanine Santilli Carmine and Magdalena Capasso Rachel Goodrich Bob and Twody Schless Lincoln Caplan and Susan Carney Robert Goossens Service Management Group David and Marie Carlson Martin and Bree Grealis Mary Anne and Eugene Shannon Linda Carr Jesse Grossman and Nandita Chandra Margaret Sheehy Barbara Castiglia Harry and Jane Hajedemos Dr. Edgar P. Simard Carmela A. Castiglione Leo and Kathleen Sokolnicki Lee Chamberlain Barbara and Gerald Szuch Dr. Zeno Chicarilli Ilene Cohn Tanen and Maureen Corcoran Nicholas Torello Kaitlyn Cimino Benjamin Turk Mary Ellen Cody Margery Vogt Patrick F. Connor Whitneyville Food Center Clare Conover John and Virginia Wilkinson Consolidated Electric, Inc. Beth G. Williams Kevin Cook Roger and Margaret Hamilton Natasha McEwan Gene Sengstock and Marie Darin David and Carol Harvey Bob and Annie McHugh Fred and Barbara Sette Deborah and Stephen Healey James and Elizabeth McMahon Shuttercraft, Inc. Patrick and Genevieve Healey Mary Beth McQueeney Cramer Silkworth Dr. and Mrs. Jack Heil Catherine Mesner John Slattery Sarah Heiman Douglas and Eileen Miller Fr. Stephen Sledesky Daniel and Mary Hoffman Karen A. Miller Gordon Smith and Joanna Vincent Laurie Hollander Mitchell Moore Judy Smith Jack and Catherine Hubball Jeff and Kyle Loretta K. Smith Douglas and Lourdes Hunt Paul Morris Saundra Stephenson Robert and Kathleen Imholt George and Susan Morriss John and Kathleen Stimpson Shirley Jackson Peggy Morrissey Harlan and Susan Stone Alfred and Karen Jennings Frederick Mott Rev. and Mrs. Theodore Stylianopoulos The Honorable Clarence J. Jones John and Robbin Nassif Leonardo H. Suzio and Mrs. Maureen Jones The Robinson Family Gloria Tallcouch Mary E. Jones T. Kerby Neill Jared and Melissa Townshend Catherine and Gary Jordan Sandy and Donald Nelson Frank Travisano Patricia Karter New Haven Police Emerald Society, Inc. Mary Tyrrell Francis and Kristi Keil Martine Nolletti Louis and Marilyn Ulizio David and Barbara Kelley North Branford Dental Group PC Timothy and Pamela Van Winkle Jeanne Kinnard and Dean Hanger Marjorie and George O’Brien Sam and Janet Velleca George and Meghan Knight Edward O’Donnell Joan E. Venditto Richard Knoll Miriam Olsen Sarah Verasco and Beth Vinson Wendy Evans Kravitz Ms. Carolyn Osborne Liz Vigliotti Steven Kretzmer Ellen Pagliaro Valentina Vitale Robert J. Krzys Joseph Pagliaro Correne Wahler Charlotte LaFemina John Parese John and Marcie Walsh Elaine and Francis Lamboley Raymond and Gloria Peach Stephen and Penny Weinstein Nick and Jean Lamont Dr. Paul Peracchio Sarah West John Lapides and Melanie Ginter and Mrs. Beth Peracchio Gerald and Mattie Whittaker Evelyn Lasaga Stacey Perkins Don V. Williams Chris Lawrence James Portley Steven Wolfson Katherine and David Learned Douglas Raymond James G. Woods Hannah and James Leckman and Deborah Cannon Anne and Tom Worcester Mary Alice Lee James and Dori Reidy Robert Wyckoff and Alicia Longobardo Jacqueline J. Lejoly Hendricks Patricia and John Reynolds Richard A. Zeff David Lemire Hellena Rodriguez Linda Ziebell Rich Lovelace Tom Romanik Louis Zowine Edward Lyons and Sara Doughton Evelyne Rowe Dean A. Macchio Russo Roofing Deena Mack Stacey Sadlier Joe Mallock Ralph and Nancy Sager Susan Margison John Santa The Marlin Company Stephen and Michele Saulis Jill Martin Tracy and Heidi Saxe Andrew Massaro Ralph Schoemann Frank and Claudia Matthews Anne and Peter Schreckinger Edward and Alice Mattison Elizabeth and Robert Schruender Vincent J. Mauriello Thomas and Margaret Schuch Angela Mazzoli Alexander Seaver 19 Spring Fling Gala and Golf-Fore-Kids Our Annual Spring Fling Gala and Golf-Fore-Kids Scholarship Tournament raise approximately 20% of our annual budget, which supports 240 students in middle school, high school and college. These events play a critical role in fulfilling our twelve-year commitment to support our students through providing the scholarships and gap funding that allow them to access a quality education. Our success would not be possible without the generosity of the following businesses and individuals who through sponsorships and in-kind donations of goods and services enable us to host these events. We encourage you to patronize our community-minded sponsors and let them know that you appreciate their support of Saint Martin’s!

Presenting Sponsors Event Supporters Dr. Peracchio Oral Surgeon Ken and Susan Fellows Frank and Shelley Adkins Virginia Perruccio Noble Wealth Advisors Joseph and Alice Barry Phoenix Press of Janney Montgomery Scott, LLC Arnold Peck’s Commercial World Powers Ink Town Fair Tire Beers, Hamerman, Cohen & Burger, P.C. Anthony and Mary Quinn Town Fair Tire Foundation, Inc. Greta Benvenuto John Reynolds Eugene Harris & Co., Wealth Management Brown & Knapp Carol Ross Ken Brown Ann Ryoko Gold Sponsor Buckley Wynne & Parese Russo Roofing Bruce Alexander Hart D. Caparulo Sacred Heart Academy BK Group Benefits, LLC Lincoln Caplan and Susan Carney Saint Thomas More, The Catholic Chapel Patricia and Christopher Burns David and Marie Carlson & Center at Yale University Carol Cangiano, Coldwell Banker Raymond E. Cestar James and Bernice Satriano Julius and Ginny Friese Clifford Beers Michele Saczynski William T. Kosturko Connex Credit Union Frank and Lorraine Scarpa MBI, Inc. Everest S. Conover Dr. Edgar P. Simard Marchetti, Brown and Bishop James Coughlin and Dr. Emile Pinera Sharon Oster and Ray Fair John and Marie Coughlin Loretta K. Smith Joanne Cristiano Sweet Mother, Inc. Consolidated Electric Trinitypoint Wealth, LLC Silver Sponsors U.S. Products, Inc. All-Points Technology Corporation Curran Volkswagen Joan E. Venditto Berchem Moses P.C. Darter Specialty John and Marcie Walsh Community Foundation DelMonico Hatter Beth G. Williams, Contour Mortgage for Greater New Haven William F. Dow, III One donor who wishes to remain Hopkins School Michael and Sandy Dowley anonymous Kathryn Newton and Steve Newton Joseph and Carol Dowley Merrill Lynch - The GKH Group Louis and Carolyn Federici Sullivan, Griffith & Beatty, LLP Max Finkelstein, Inc. In-Kind Donors Webster Bank Foreign Tire Sales 3B Lawn Care Webster Investments The Fulcrum Group 98.5 The Sports Hub John Gallops and Orlene Allen Weyland ABC TV Hopkins School Adriana’s Restaurant & Wine Bar Bronze Sponsors Jamie Hulley Arts Foundation Amarones Raymond E. Cestar Claire and David Krohn AMC Charles Johnson, CFP Ladd Capital Management Connecticut Health Foundation Mary E. McQueeney Donahue, Durham & Noonan, P.C. Mercy High School The Community Foundation Merrill Lynch for Greater New Haven Roz and Jerry Meyer Guilford Savings Bank Dan and Sharon Milikowsky Iovanne Funeral Home, Inc. Frederick P. Mott NewAlliance Foundation Neubert, Pepe & Monteith, P.C. Mary L. Pepe New Haven Police Emerald Society Petra Construction North Branford Dental Group Start Bank Spring Fling Honoree Christopher and John Demeter and Kathryn Ruotolo Kathleen Balestracci Dixon Golf David I. Newton Bar Bouchee Dockside Beach Donuts Ed Dolan Big Y Timothy and Deborah Donahue BJs Mike and Sandy Dowley Blue Q Eli’S Restaurant Group Lorraine Bovaso and Elite Island Resorts Bill Sharp Jewelers Ella Where She Shops Boston Bruins Enson’s Menswear Blue Fox Run Golf Course Esana Plastic Surgery Center Boston Red Sox Foundation and Med Spa Samuel Bradford Espresso Love Bradley and Wall Essex Steam Train & Riverboat Brooks Brothers Faxon Law Group Buffalo Wild Wings Ferraro’s Market Caffé Bravo Festival of Arts and Ideas Calabro Cheese Retail Store Maddy Flavell Caldwell Banker Friends & Company CBS CT Business Systems Frank Pepe Development Co. Megan Call Fresh Market Michele and Kevin Call Friends and Company Our 2019 Spring Fling honored David I. Newton Susan Casey Giants Community Relations Cast Iron Chef Chop House & Goodspeed Musicals who has been actively engaged at Saint Martin Oyster Bar The Graduate Club de Porres Academy for the last several years and a Chabaso Bakery Grassy Hill Country Club community leader for more than three decades. Charter Oak Brewing Company Great River Golf Club Chateau D’Esclans Greater New Haven David is deeply committed to New Haven. Holly Cimino Chamber of Commerce Doreen Cineri Zaino William and Jean Green He has guided a broad array of nonprofits Claire’s Corner Copia Guilford Coffee House across the city, from Hopkins School and Yale Ann Clemmons Guilford Lakes Country Club Clinton Country Club Guilford Mooring University to the Community Foundation of Clippers Long Hill Guilford Savings Bank Greater New Haven, Start Bank, NewAlliance Coldwell Banker Orange Lynda Hammond Foundation, the Proprietors of the Green and Comcast Spotlight Hartford Symphony Orchestra Connecticut Business Systems Hill-Stead Museum the Connecticut Health Foundation. Matt and Hobby Coudert Home Depot The Course at Yale Shauna Holloway David cares deeply about each organization Betse and John Courtmanche Home Depot he has served. He throws himself fully into his Crayola Experience HRC Designs, LLC Creative Arts Workshop Jeff Hubbard work, bringing a precise, thoughtful mind and Crust Wood Fired Pizza Hull’s Art Supply and Framing an unrelenting commitment to solving problems Brian Daddio Il Forno Ristorante Italiano and ensuring that both Board and organization Robert and Sarah Davis In Shape Fitness Calvin Deloatch International Festival work effectively to fulfill their mission. Kathy Demeter of Arts and Ideas Deep River Snacks ION - It’s Only Natural We are fortunate to have David’s dedicated Rosa L. DeLauro Ivoryton Playhouse expertise at the Academy. As David’s long-time DeMaupassant Photography Jamie Hulley Arts Foundation friend Lucinda Embersits remarked, “David has both an excellent ability to connect with anyone, followed by the ability to get the job done, choosing initiatives that produce the all-important difference from his time, effort and finances.”

We are grateful for his leadership.

21 Kebabian’s Rugs Notre Dame High School Stratton Mountain Resort Laureen Kennedy and Robert Conn Norwalk Seaport Association Subway/Michele Klotzer DiNello Paul Kennedy Thomas and Mary Lou O’Keefe Subway Franchise World Headquarters, LLC Kiernan Photography Okemo Mountain Resort Paul and Teresa Sullivan David W. Knapp Old Lyme Inn Sunny Knoll Antiques Kramer Portraits Page Hardware and Appliance Co. T&J IGA Supermarket David and Billie Ladd Paper Culture Texas Road House Ron and Caroline LaMorte Ann B. and Gregory Pepe Thimble Island Brewing Company Cynthia and Milam Langella Pinchebeck’s Tree Farm Tiger Home & Building Inspection Liuzzi Gourmet Food Market Playhouse Theatre Group Town Fair Tire Centers, Inc. LoMonaco’s Ristorante Italiano Porcini International Tre Scalini Ristorante Long Wharf Theatre Portland Golf Club Kathryn Tutino Lucibello’s Italian Pastry Shop Portofino Vineyard Vines Luizzi Gourmet Food Market Judy Primavera and Fred Hulley Viron Rondo Osteria Dean A. Macchio R.J. Julia Bookseller Viso Bello By the Shore Madison Country Club Rain Wellness Spa The Vitali Family Mar-Len Printing Red Sox W.B. Mason Fred and Debby Marenna Steve Roane Wallingford Country Club Michelle Marenna Tom Rosati Golf Academy Walmart Patricia Mason Rosso Vino Restaurant Water’s Edge Resort & Spa Massage Savvy, LLC Sacred Heart Academy WEEI Sports Radio Network / McKenney Mechanical Richard and Janet Sandella Entercom-Boston Michael and Melissa McClammy Sandra’s Soul Food: The Next Generation WFAN / Entercom New York Peggy and Sean McLaughlin Saybrook Point Inn & Spa What’s on my Roof? Al and Linda Mignone Seaport Association Whitneyville Food Center My Eye Doctor Shell & Bones Oyster Bar and Grill John and Virginia Wilkinson N & D Sports Shift Cycling Woodwinds NBC Sports Boston Shoreline Chamber Woods Hole, Martha’s Vineyard Neighborhood Music School Anne and Peter Shreckinger and Nantucket Steamship Authority New England Sports Network Shubert Theatre WTNH & WCTX-TV New Haven Ballet The Side Door Jazz Club Xavier High School New Haven Symphony Orchestra Soundview Family YMCA Yale RepertoryTheatre New York Giants The Spice and Tea Exchange of Guilford Zuppardi’s Apizza New York Jets Stanley Golf Course, New Britian One donor who wishes to remain David Det Newton Star Fish Market anonymous Next Level Organizing Staten Island Yankees Nica’s Market Stony Creek Brewery North Branford Dental Group P.C. Stop & Shop Golf-Fore-Kids Scholarship Tournament Our Annual Golf-Fore-Kids Scholarship Tournament is held in the fall at beautiful Great River Golf Club in Milford, CT. Cooler temperatures and a fast-moving, fun tournament on a somewhat challenging course makes for a great day of golf for a really great cause!

Spring Fling Gala Golf-Fore-Kids Thursday, April 2, 2020 Save the Dates Monday, October 5, 2020 Woodwinds Great River Golf Club Branford, CT for 2020! Milford, CT 23 We are grateful for gifts given in memory of... Father Robert Beloin Phyllis Bird Kirsten Bechtel Martin and Mary Donohue Norman and Patricia Bender Diane and William Dow Hart D. Caparulo Frances Giffin Carmine and Magdalena Capasso Robert H. Gifford Kevin Cook Thomas and Phyllis Giglietti Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cowern Halloran & Sage LLP John and Angela Crowley Patricia and Thomas Heavren Di Rienzo Mechanical Contractors Amos and Janis Hewitt Fr. Joseph Donnelly Jacobs & Dow Xena, Class of 2018, William Edwards Patricia King graduated from UConn- Lisa Farley Arthur Martorella and Phyllis Savo Janice Fournier Sheila Maulucci Storrs with a degree in Mimi Franklin Ralph and Dina Monaco psychology and is pursuing Rene and Joan Genest Daniel and Marie Moore an MSW at Columbia Nancy Greaney Barbara Jean and Matthew Pisani Ms. Sarah Heiman Thomas and Joan Pyne University. Ann Killian Margaret Ridarelli Sharon Kugler Ms. Mary Riley Evelyn Lasaga Allison Rivera David Lemire Beth and Charles Rogers Edward and Lucille Mahon Lori Schommer Jill Martin Domenic and Patricia Twohill Marjorie and George O’Brien Michael and Annette Vasaturo Raymond and Gloria Peach Joan E. Venditto Guido Petra John and Patricia Zane Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities, Inc. Dr. James R. Howe Allison Rivera Black Hall Club Mrs. Debra Rohr Mitchell Moore Msgr. Gerard G. Schmitz Allison Rivera Fr. Stephen Sledesky Benjamin Turk Mr. Michael Stankewich Richard A. Zeff Ping Zhang and Qing Wei Gail P. Brown Xiomara, Class of 2025, David M. Brown Patricia Ierardi Robert and Louise Ciulla is an honor student at St. Rose Callan MaryAnn and Nekol Ann DaCosta Joseph High School and a Larry and Michelle Marello Pat and Melinda DeMaio member of the Rotary Youth Gerald and Rose Esposito Frank Caparulo Leadership Awards (RYLA). Mr. Charles Flannigan Elizabeth R. Hartmayer Ms. Jo-Ann Fontana Salvatore and Barbara Grignano Barbara Connor Vincent and Jo-Ann Idone Patrick F. Connor Joseph Ierardi Marilyn Lattanzi Nancy Conover Chris Lawrence Scott Conover Howard and Brenda Leafe Allison Rivera Jay Levin Mr. Frank Marottolo Sr. Mary Courant Mark and Leslie Massa Patricia Mason Angela Mazzoli Patricia A. Owens John Phelan Allison Rivera Louis and Rosanna Preziosi Regency Meadows of North Haven Benjamin DelMonico Allison Rivera Al and Linda Mignone Ann and Donald Rully Stacey Sadlier 2nd LT John W. Doherty, USMC Elizabeth and Robert Schruender Nico, Class of 2019, will Paul and Anna Marie Doherty Alice and George Johnson graduate with a Master of Geraldine “Jeri” Giaimo Robert G. Johnson Architecture Degree from Mrs. and Mr. Mary T. Acquarulo Howard University in 2020. Linda and Stephen Amarante Bobby Johnston William and Linda Archick Charlotte LaFemina Joseph and Theresa Azoti We are grateful for gifts given in memory of... Phyllis Bird Frank J. Kinney, III Robert E. White, M.D. Martin and Mary Donohue Cecilia Bratten Kathleen Amoia Diane and William Dow Community Mental Health Affiliates, Inc. Donald and Susan Anderson Frances Giffin Mr. Michael Dugan Frank and Marilyn Avallone Robert H. Gifford Mitch and Abby Goldblatt Everett Barber Thomas and Phyllis Giglietti Lorraine Guilmartin Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe J. Bell † Halloran & Sage LLP Patrick and Genevieve Healey Charles and Jane Bishop Patricia and Thomas Heavren Allison Rivera Peter and Valerie Bluhm Amos and Janis Hewitt Donald and Joann Boulden Jacobs & Dow Lilian Klinger MaryAnn and Michael Bracken Patricia King Robert and Patricia Meskill Colin and Virginia Bradford Cindy, Class of 2020, is a Arthur Martorella and Phyllis Savo James Brine and Ragaa Mazen Nursing Major at Fairfield Sheila Maulucci Linda Kosturko Mr. Herbert Burstein Ralph and Dina Monaco Dean and Valerie Cordiano Audley and Alma Cain University working on her Daniel and Marie Moore Joseph and Katherine Canipelli practicum at Yale New Barbara Jean and Matthew Pisani Ann “Nancy” McCleery Linda Carr Haven Healthcare. Thomas and Joan Pyne Raymond E. Cestar, Jr. Barbara Castiglia Margaret Ridarelli George H. Charlesworth, Jr. Ms. Mary Riley F. Patrick McFadden, Jr. Dr. Zeno Chicarilli and Mrs. Maureen Corcoran Allison Rivera Barbara A. Bullard Shan Cyr Beth and Charles Rogers Thomas David Lori Schommer Irene Larocque Melillo Tim and Beverly David Domenic and Patricia Twohill John Parese Mr. George Davis and Mrs. Lisa Bonneville Michael and Annette Vasaturo Peter and Constance Dickinson Joan E. Venditto Edward D. Lynch, III Dr. Peter D. Ehrenkranz John and Patricia Zane Maria Lynch Lawrence Fanning Louis and Carolyn Federci Dr. James R. Howe Victoria Morris Ted and Judith Force Black Hall Club Paul F. Morris Rachel Goodrich Mitchell Moore Louise Gould Allison Rivera Seth A. Myers Carol Grave Benjamin Turk Henry and Elaine Dove Jesse Grossman and Nandita Chandra Richard A. Zeff Mr. Robert Jacoby Ping Zhang and Qing Wei John and Nancy Narden Francis and Kristi Keil Joyce Narden Ms. Jeanne Kinnard and Mr. Dean Hanger Madiah, Class of 2019, Patricia Ierardi Tom Kouremetis graduated from Villanova Robert and Louise Ciulla Joan Owens Wendy Evans Kravitz University. She is SMPA’s MaryAnn and Nekol Ann DaCosta Dr. Kelly O’Leary Mary Alice Lee Pat and Melinda DeMaio Yungah Lee first Fulbright Scholar! Gerald and Rose Esposito Sr. Mary Jane Paolella Dan Logan Mr. Charles Flannigan Robert Malison and Eugenia Vining Lindalea P. Ludwick Family Foundation, Inc. Ms. Jo-Ann Fontana Natasha McEwan Salvatore and Barbara Grignano Gino Polverari Clifford and Patricia McGuire Vincent and Jo-Ann Idone Gena Eggert Katherine McKenzie Joseph Ierardi Dr. Emily Nolfo and Dr. Rob Nolfo Marilyn Lattanzi Barbara Pluta Edward O’Donnell Chris Lawrence Thomas Pluta Mr. Eugene O’Leary Howard and Brenda Leafe Miriam Olsen Jay Levin Nicholas Rascati Ms. Carolyn Osborne Mr. Frank Marottolo Diana Rascati John Pawlyk Mark and Leslie Massa Allison Rivera Angela Mazzoli Ilene Saulsbury Richard and Elizabeth Rubin John Phelan Robert Saulsbury Ralph Schoemann Louis and Rosanna Preziosi James Scialabba, DMD Regency Meadows of North Haven Leilani Skonieczny William Shank Allison Rivera Joseph P. Skonieczny Cramer Silkworth Ann and Donald Rully John Slattery Stacey Sadlier Benjamin Surowiecki Susan Stoddard and Thomas Black Elizabeth and Robert Schruender Roger and Margaret Hamilton Rev. and Mrs. Theodore Stylianopoulos Jasmine, Class of 2023, Marilyn and Larry Swift graduated from Sacred Alice and George Johnson Frank Turner Jared and Melissa Townshend Robert G. Johnson Douglas and Roseline Crowley Stephen and Penny Weinstein Heart Academy in June of Reverend Ellen L. Tillotson Dr. Kathleen P. White 2019 and is a private in the Bobby Johnston and Reverend William Cavanaugh Steven Wolfson Army. Charlotte LaFemina Linda Ziebell 25 We appreciate gifts given in honor of...

The Marriage of Cathy Elrick Ron LaMorte David I. Newton Carly Anderson Charlene Brown Michael Benvenuto Patricia P. and Christopher E. and Joshua Revkin Betsy Elrick John Bianchi Burns Charitable Trust Rebecca Dolfi Ashley Fernandez Hart D. Caparulo Mr. Lincoln W. Caplan Kaitlyn McCain Laurie Hollander Ralph and Nancy Caparulo and Mrs. Susan Carney Maria Ragucci Dan King Alejandra Conroy Barbara and Ralph DeNatale Allison Rivera Christina Riccitelli George and Kathy Devereux Michael and Sandy Dowley Melinda Durkee Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Hoffman John Aversa John Farrell Vijay Jayant NewCity Foundation Carl Porto A Friend Caroline LaMorte Anthony and Mary Quinn Lillian LaMorte Carol Ross Julius Friese Liz Fisher The Robinson Family Ann Royko and Russ Silva Ann Rogers Catherine Foulkes Deborah Ricci Reidy Ms. Michelle Saczynski Bernice and James Satriano Jay Bowes Elaine Fitzpatrick Nick Luise Susan Bonitz and Michael and Nancy Bowley Richard Knoll Noble Wealth Advisory Timothy Covello David Batitto Group of Janney, Lee Chamberlain Walter Harris David and Anna Batitto Montgomery, Scott LLC T. Kerby Neill Lisa Batitto Melanie and Paul Kregling Kenneth Brown Marilyn Cormack Kenneth P. and Karen Brown Larry and Ann Hsu Carolyn Dow Dr. Kelly O’Leary Elizabeth R. Hartmayer Patricia Grosso Anthony and Michele Benedosso Carol Cangiano Lynda Hammond Chester and Glenna Brodnicki Nancy Abbey Patricia Ierardi Trudy and Gary Higgins Hart D. Caparulo Joe Barbetta Joseph Ierardi Nancy Keenan Jones Katherine G. Imholt Ned Burt Louise and Cedric LeBlanc Anndee Lauretti Lisa Kelso Ben Cangiano Linda and Robert Lee Vincent J. Mauriello Mary Kirby Hart D. Caparulo Janet and John Manzi Joseph Pagliaro Susan Masterson Forrest Patty Capozzo-Manciero Angela Mazzoli Alexander and Marian Patuzzi Janice Matusevich Mark Freer Elizabeth and Robert Schruender Kenneth and Dorothy Schaible Jordyn Matusevich Elle Leonard Linda Schauwecker The Robinson Family Donna Macphail Nicole Jefferson Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sochrin Katherine S. Rodriguez Catherine Mesner Vincent and Carol Cangiano Joseph and JoAnn Solemene Rick Miller Elizabeth M. Stockmal Sr. Agnes Paula, SC Wendy Natter Natalie Jefferson Todd and Bethany Stockmal Robert and Patricia Meskill Vincent and Carol Cangiano Mr. James G. Woods Hart D. Caparulo One donor who wishes to remain Sr. Ann Perrin, CND Carol Wall Linda Juliani anonymous Congregation de Notre Dame Curtis G. Fisher Blessed Sacrament Province Nicholas Carriero Dr. Carolyn Macica’s Susan Bonitz Marilyn and James Pat Kelly-White Science Friday Program Karen and Robert Bonitz † Simons Charitable Fund Anne Legoza Richard A. Zeff Dr. Kelly O’Leary Nicholas Rascati Scott Conover William T. Kosturko Diana Rascati Clare Conover Elizabeth Daley Neil Mellen Robert and Holly Francis Attorney Ralph S. Loew Allison Rivera Michael Dowley James and Elissa Morgan Jeannette Byers Thomas and Margaret Schuch George and Susan s Al Mignone Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Rivera Alan and Rosalind Spier Douglas and Lourdes Hunt Mr. Dowley’s Fix-it Club Noah and Ellily Sokolnicki Charlotte LaFemina Jacob S. Kripp Paul F. Morris Leo and Kathleen Sokolnicki Mark and Elizabeth Kripp Jeff and Kyle Morris Patricia S. Drain Paul W. Morris Paul K. Sullivan, Jr. Roger Keating David Ladd Msgr. Gerard G. Schmitz Elizabeth R. Hartmayer Planned Giving – It’s easier than you think! You can make a lasting impact through a bequest to Saint Martin de Porres Academy

Include this simple language in your will: I give and devise to Saint Martin de Porres Academy, located in New Haven, CT, the sum of $_____ to be used for general support (or for scholarship support). Or I give and devise to Saint Martin de Porres Academy, located in New Haven, CT, ____% of the rest, residue and remainder of my estate, both real and personal, to be used for general support (or for scholarship support).

Please contact Wendy Natter, Director of Development, if you would like assistance in supporting Saint Martin de Porres Academy with a bequest or other planned gift: [email protected] or (203) 772-2424 x352. Your bequest can help end the cycle of poverty in children’s lives. 27 Financials Fiscal Year 2018-2019 Revenue and Support Sources of Revenue Contributions and Grants $1,577,801 8% 18% Special Events - net of expenses $290,796 Corporations/ Foundations Other Income $112,463 Organizations Total Revenue and Support $1,981,060 Expenses and Deductions Program Services $954,359 Graduate Support Program $400,628 Fundraising $163,117 Management and General $296,277 Total Expenses and Deductions $1,814,381 74% Individuals Change in Net Assets $166,679 APPROVED!

In 2017, Saint Martin de Porres Academy purchased the school building and adjacent property. In 2019, with the support of many in the neighborhood and community, the City of New Haven City Plan Commission unanimously approved the proposed plans for the project.

A BEACON ON THE HILL... TODAY, TOMORROW, AND WITH YOUR HELP, ALWAYS.

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