2020 Annual Report April 1, 2019 - March 31, 2020 Dear friends,
“Do nothing out of selfishness or out of vainglory; rather, humbly regard others as more important than yourselves, each looking out not for his own interest, but [also] everyone for those of others.” Philippians 2:3-4
For 75 years, Catholic Charities New Hampshire has been caring for others, guiding them with dignity and respect. We are experiencing unprecedented and uncertain times and the work of CCNH is needed more than ever before. It is through your compassion and faith that His work continues to be done throughout all of New Hampshire. I am grateful for all you do in the name of our Lord and in charity to His people.
In the pages of this year’s report, you’ll find glimpses of the past and present – a reflection of the transformation that has taken place in caring for those in need. May God continue to bless the work you make possible, and may God bless all who look out for the interest of others.
Sincerely yours in Christ,
Most Reverend Peter A. Libasci Bishop of Manchester
Dear friends,
A friend recently told me that life happens “for” you not “to” you. This may be a simple concept for some but it was a watershed moment for me. Sometimes it’s easier and more comfortable remaining in a victim or blaming mode when feeling like everything is happening “to” you. Growing up with the feeling that many things happened “to” me always left me feeling like I was not enough. For me, the paradigm shift of moving from life happening “to” me to “for” me has changed my whole perspective and outlook on things.
In light of the continued pandemic, our precarious future, and so much political and racial tension, both locally and nationally (in which we continue to pray for healing), it can be easy to feel like life is happening “to” us, which can leave us anxious or in despair. But when we flip the coin and look at it from another perspective, as if life is happening ”for” us, instead of getting angry, bitter or playing the blame game, we move to a mode of learning, curiosity, and growth.
2 • Catholic Charities New Hampshire In addition to this new mindset, I’ve moved to change my focus to one of greater gratitude. In a time of so much uncertainty, paying closer attention to all I take for granted and appreciating all I have in front of me certainly helps to balance out the days when I feel anxiety creeping in.
When you think about it, there truly is so much of God‘s abundance around us when we take the time to look. Seek that; revel in that; rest in that.
The last five months have been trying for all of us, each in our own way. And many of our staff have gone above and beyond in their dedication and commitment to serve those most in need: our seniors, the poor, the frightened and the marginalized. I deeply, deeply appreciate their self-sacrifice and your contributions to help edify, stabilize, nurture and heal those in need. There are many heroes among us, certainly those serving on the front lines in our nursing homes, at the Food Bank, in our social service programs, in those providing back office support (accounting, IT, and HR), and in communications and fundraising.
Earlier this year, we were notified that Catholic Charities New Hampshire was recognized by Business NH Magazine with the “Nonprofit of the Decade” Award. What an honor - and testament to our phenomenal Board, volunteers and our many benefactors who continue to believe in us and the tremendous value and impact of our work! Honestly, this award was only possible because of YOU. Thank you!! I’m SO grateful for EACH of you — for your heart, your service and your contribution(s).
When life happens “for” us, we benefit and grow from the fruits of our labor. We had an exciting decade from 2010 to 2019 – not only a decade of many successes but one of change, of adaptation, of learning from our mistakes and, most importantly, of growth. To highlight a few: the Food Bank moved into a new building, 4x larger than their previous one (end of 2009); we acquired (and later sold) a home care agency and started a new staffing agency; we acquired Warde Rehabilitation and Health Center (Windham) and sold Good Shepherd Rehabilitation and Health Center (Jaffrey); St. Charles transitioned from a children’s home to a special needs children’s school; we expanded Our Place to Nashua (and temporarily Rochester); we overhauled our social services support to focus more on case management and “Life Plan” development; and finally, we acquired The CareGivers, Monadnock at Home and Liberty House. I’d say it was a very busy decade. God has been good to us, indeed!
And if life (and God) is “for” us, who can be against?
Peace and God Bless,
Thomas Blonski President & CEO
2020 Annual Report • 3 You Are Making a Difference Thanks to your support, you have provided hope, healing – and a better path forward – for thousands of New Hampshire residents over the past year, including:
• 125,902 food-insecure households gaining adequate access to food, nourishment and critical advocacy programs through the New Hampshire Food Bank.
• 2,277 individuals and families moving from lives of poverty, despair and a lack of basic needs to successful and self-sufficient paths forward through our Parish & Community Services program.
• 1,124 seniors living their lives to the fullest through high-quality, compassionate care at our seven Healthcare Services facilities.
• 574 newcomers on the path to citizenship and a better life through our Immigration Legal Services program.
• 543 homebound and disabled seniors avoiding isolating worlds and remaining independent because of the groceries, rides to medical appointments and other forms of emotional support through The CareGivers.
• 359 homeless and at-risk veterans waking up to better tomorrows through the transitional housing, recovery services and various forms of assistance at Liberty House.
• 347 individuals finding a greater sense of peace and healing amid a wide range of life issues through our Mental Health Counseling Services.
• 92 seniors preserving their wishes to remain living at home and maintaining the key community connections they rely on through Monadnock at Home, our newest program.
• 89 parents gaining the skills, education and support to build stable and nurturing home environments and reduce childhood stressors through the Our Place program.
• 57 adoptive couples receiving home studies or post placement services, or individuals seeking reunification through Adoption Services.
• 40 children healing from the impairments and disabilities they face because of the emotional, academic, therapeutic and social support they receive at St. Charles School.
4 • Catholic Charities New Hampshire How You Are Moving Lives Forward Strengthening Mental Health (Mental Health Counseling Services) • 82% of clients report a reduction of symptoms. • 82% indicate positive behavior change. • 81% report improvements in their overall quality of life.
Building Secure Families (Our Place) • 100% of parents in our pregnancy & parenting education program note improvements in their parenting knowledge and skills.
Helping Homebound Seniors Avoid Isolation (The CareGivers) • 95% of homebound seniors say their quality of life improved because of our services. • 91% of clients indicated that we helped alleviate their stress and worries.
Catholic Charities New Hampshire Values Vision Collaboration We envision a future where vulnerable people are protected and supported, Honor family life and marriage are preserved and strengthened and all are cared for with compassion and respect. We strive to provide person-centered services to Optimism strengthen New Hampshire families and build independence. Integrity Mission Compassion Grounded in the life and ministry of Jesus Christ, Catholic Charities NH responds Excellence to those in need with programs that heal, comfort and empower. Service
2020 Annual Report • 5 You Are Part of a Legacy Nurturing Children & Strengthening Families
Catholic Charities NH’s early focus, aligned with key social needs of the 1940s, was with services for the young and elderly. As part of that, we coordinated and assumed the financial management of six orphanages managed by religious communities in New Hampshire. In assessing the needs of children, our emphasis shifted towards placing children in loving and secure families, rather than institutional settings.
Our work with NH’s orphanages paved the way for our Adoption Services program, which remains in operation today and has assisted in the placement of more than 2,000 children in loving homes.
The Our Place program was established in 1982 in Manchester through a collaboration with Catholic Medical Center. The program initially offered support for pregnant and parenting teens to help reduce child abuse and neglect. Our Place expanded to also serve families in the Greater Nashua area. Today, the program remains strong, with a more comprehensive focus on pregnancy and parenting education and equipping families with the skills to build nurturing and safe home environments while reducing childhood stressors and preventing abuse.
6 • Catholic Charities New Hampshire St. Charles Children’s Home was acquired by Catholic Charities NH in 1968 and transitioned from the last of the orphanages to group home care. For more than 100 years, St. Charles operated as a residential home for children, until becoming a short- term therapeutic education service provider for students with behavioral, emotional and social challenges in 2012.
In 2018, the St. Charles Children’s Home became St. Charles School, a full-time licensed special education school for students, grades K-8, who display severe emotional disturbances and other forms of behavioral impairments.
6 • Catholic Charities New Hampshire 2020 Annual Report • 7 You Are Part of a Legacy Feeding the Hungry
The New Hampshire Food Bank opened its doors in 1984 as a program of Catholic Charities NH and remains the only food warehouse distribution center in the state. In its first year, it distributed 250,000 pounds of food out of a 6,000-square-foot warehouse.
Today, it delivers more than 14 million pounds of food annually from a state-of- the-art, 60,000-square-foot warehouse. The NHFB is now able to collect and store a much greater volume of food, while at the same time, deliver food and products to more than 400 partner agencies statewide. Since moving into the new building, food distribution has increased by 131% over the last decade.
In 2008, The New Hampshire Food Bank launched the Recipe for Success Culinary Job Training Program to help individuals suffering financial hardship gain the skills and experience necessary to seek employment in the food service industry. In 12 years, 545 individuals have graduated from the program, many who went on to successful careers.
8 • Catholic Charities New Hampshire You Are Part of a Legacy Supporting Local Communities Our first regional office opened in Littleton in 1971, providing Counseling Services to residents of the North Country.
Today, the Littleton office is one of eleven district offices providing case management, direct outreach and referral services that address key local community needs. Other office locations include Berlin, Concord, Derry, Keene, Laconia, Lebanon, Manchester, Nashua, Portsmouth and Rochester.
You Are Part of a Legacy Healing for Those Struggling
Counseling Services was established in the 1960s, offering individual, marital and family counseling.
The program remains operational today, offering both in-person and telehealth services. Our team specializes in a wide range of areas such as grief, addiction and life adjustment challenges.
8 • Catholic Charities New Hampshire 2020 Annual Report • 9 You Are Part of a Legacy Caring for our Seniors
Catholic Charities NH opened its first two nursing facilities, St. Teresa’s Manor in Manchester and St. Francis Home in Laconia, in 1948. Two more homes, St. Ann in Dover and St. Vincent de Paul in Berlin, followed in 1958 and 1963, respectively. This set the foundation for our extensive history of providing compassionate and caring healthcare services for thousands of seniors over the past 75 years.
Mt. Carmel Rehabilitation and Nursing Center opened in Manchester in 1969. Today, Mt. Carmel remains our largest nursing facility, with 120 resident beds.
Catholic Charities NH purchased Warde Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Windham, a 32-bed skilled nursing and 39-bed assisted living facility in 2015.
In 2019, Warde expanded with the addition of a modern two-story, 21-unit independent living wing – Searles Place at Warde – and a new 10-bed assisted living wing.
10 • Catholic Charities New Hampshire Today, we operate seven skilled nursing facilities statewide, as well as four independent living communities and an assisted living community, serving more than 1,000 seniors annually.
Catholic Charities NH received a grant in 1984 from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to create Caregivers, an ecumenical coalition of Manchester- area churches, synagogues and agencies providing volunteer services for the frail, elderly and handicapped. Since then, Caregivers organizations in Derry, Nashua, Manchester, Littleton and Salem were born.
The CareGivers of Greater Manchester and Greater Nashua rejoined the Catholic Charities NH family as an official program in 2018, and today provides homebound and disabled seniors with groceries, rides to medical appointments and various forms of emotional support.
Further building on our wide range of localized services and support for seniors and elderly across the state, Catholic Charites NH acquired Monadnock at Home in 2019. The nonprofit membership organization provides seniors across the Monadnock Region with services enabling them to remain independent and living at home.
2020 Annual Report • 11 You Are Part of a Legacy Welcoming Newcomers
In 1979, Catholic Charities NH began helping refugees in the wake of the Vietnam War, providing assistance with sponsorship and initial resettlement. In 1992, Catholic Charities NH officially opened the office of Immigration & Refugee Services, with a focus on providing legal case management. Within two years, the office was accredited by the U.S. Bureau of Immigration Services.
Today, the program – now called Immigration Legal Services – and its team of immigration attorneys and BIA-accredited representatives provide high-quality legal consultation and representation for a variety of immigration needs such as naturalization, asylum, family reunification and protection for immigrant victims of crime.
You Are Part of a Legacy Moving Lives Forward
In 2018, Catholic Charities NH found another way to better support an underserved and vulnerable population with the acquisition of Liberty House, which has more than 15 years of experience providing sober transitional housing, recovery services and wellness programs for homeless and struggling veterans.
Now a program of Catholic Charities NH, Liberty House is poised to nearly triple the capacity of its sober transitional living program and make critical services available for more veteran populations, including retired and mobility-challenged veterans. 12 • Catholic Charities New Hampshire You Are Part of a Legacy Adapting to Changing Social Needs The first Morehouse Program was established in 1980, cultivating various internship opportunities for college students. Students spent summers researching and brainstorming for solutions around key social challenges across New Hampshire, such as hunger, homelessness, child abuse and teen suicide. Students provided formal recommendations for service providers, legislators and community groups.
Three new initiatives were developed through the Parish Social Ministry program in 1990. Hispanic Outreach provided casework assistance to individuals and families and community education to the Hispanic population. Rainbows for All God’s Children trained educators and other caring adults within a school, community or parish setting to facilitate support groups for children who experienced the loss of one or both parents through death or divorce. Unemployment support groups and Joblink helped individuals find support and jobs during times of increasing unemployment rates.
In 2015, Catholic Charities NH deepened its focus on driving sustainable change for New Hampshire residents facing poverty and despair with the design and implementation of an innovative ‘Life Plan’ tool. Developed through our years of experience working with individuals and families in need, the Life Plan is a customized assessment and series of goals we collaboratively develop with clients to address and remove current crises, while shifting the fundamental dynamics of their lives to generate more positive, long-term successes.
12 • Catholic Charities New Hampshire 2020 Annual Report • 13 CCNH Financial Summary Fiscal Year Ended March 31, 2020 (Audited - USD in thousands)
ASSETS - WITHOUT DONOR RESTRICTIONS Cash, Accounts Receivable and Other Assets 3 0 , 1 1 4 Property and Equipment - Net 3 8 , 0 6 4 Investments 3 4 , 9 2 5
Total Assets Without Donor Restrictions 103,103
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS WITHOUT DONOR RESTRICTIONS Accounts Payable, Accrued Expenses and Other Liabilities 1 5 , 9 4 1 Mortgage Bond Payable 1 6 , 3 6 7 Net Assets- Without Donor Restrictions 7 0 , 7 9 5
Total Liabilities and Net Assets Without Donor Restrictions 103,103
OPERATING REVENUE AND EXPENSES WITHOUT DONOR RESTRICTIONS Net Patient Services and Other Program Revenue 5 1 , 0 9 4 Contributions and Fundraising 1 2 , 3 8 8 In-Kind Donations 1 9 , 6 7 9
Total Operating Revenue From Operations Without Donor Restrictions 83,161
Salaries, Benefits and Payroll Taxes 3 4 , 9 5 2 Rent, Occupancy, Insurance and Depreciation 7 , 0 2 1 Food Donations 1 8 , 5 4 4 All Other Expenses 2 2 , 0 1 1
Total Operating Expenses 82,528
Change in Net Assets Without Donor Restrictions Before Non-Operating Revenue and Expense 6 3 3
Non-Operating Revenue and Expense: Investment Income - Net (3,119) Extraordinary Bequests 1 , 7 7 5 Interest ( 4 5 7 )
Change in Net Assets Without Donor Restrictions Before Discontinued Operations (1,168)
Discontinued Operations 2 , 3 9 1
Total Change in Net Assets Without Donor Restrictions 1,223
14 • Catholic Charities New Hampshire FY2020 Sources of Funds
2019-2020 Contributions, Bequests and Fundraising [33,688] 41% Income Social Services Revenue [3,713] 5%
TOTAL INCOME Investment Income, Net [(3,119)] -4% $81,817,000 Healthcare Services Revenue [47,535] 58%
FY2020 Uses of Funds
Feeding the Hungry [25,169] 30% Families and Community Services [3,466] 4% Senior Housing [1,807] 2% 2019-2020 Immigration Legal Services [1,055] 1% Expenses Children’s Services [1,519] 2% TOTAL EXPENSES $82,985,000 Other Programs [367] 1% Administration [3,215] 4% Fundraising and Communications [2,205] 3% Rehabilitation and Nursing Services [44,182] 53%
CCNH provided $14,771,000 in free or reduced-cost services in FY2020. Our financial information, audited by Baker, Newman & Noyes, LLC is available at our Administrative Office in Manchester.
Catholic Charities gratefully acknowledges the legacies and support of those who assist in the continuation of our ministry. For information about planned giving or other forms of donations to Catholic Charities, please contact Karen Moynihan at 603.669.3030.
2020 Annual Report • 15 2020 Highlights CCNH News and Events
Two New Programs Join Catholic Charities NH Family There were two new additions to Catholic Charities NH’s social services programs this past year, deepening our commitment to supporting underserved and vulnerable populations statewide.
In November 2019, Catholic Charities NH acquired Liberty House, which has responded to the dynamic needs of homeless and at-risk veterans for more than 15 years through sober transitional housing, recovery and job placement services, and various forms of other assistance including food, clothing and community referrals.
With the support of Catholic Charities NH, Liberty House is poised for its next phase of growth. The program recently moved into a 16,000-square-foot building in Manchester, nearly tripling the capacity of its transitional living program, opening its doors to more veteran populations and gaining the ability to offer expanded support services.
In February 2020, we acquired Monadnock at Home. The nonprofit membership organization provides seniors across the Monadnock Region with a wide range of social, wellness and education programs, enabling them to remain independent, avoid isolation and retain valuable connections to their communities. Services include volunteer-driven transportation to the grocery store and medical appointments, as well as home check-in calls, social outings, companion visits and access to an extensive network of pre-vetted independent service providers for assistance with everyday needs.
Now as a program of Catholic Charities NH, Monadnock at Home is planning to serve even more seniors through expanded case management services and an expansion of services beyond the ten communities it currently serves.
16 • Catholic Charities New Hampshire Skilled Nursing Facilities Honored for Quality Excellence It was another banner year of quality excellence for Catholic Charities NH’s Healthcare Services division.
All seven of our skilled nursing facilities were honored by the American Health Care Association/National Center for Assisted Living (AHCA/NCAL) for enhancing the lives of their residents through exceptional care, as part of its Quality Initiative Recognition Program. They are Mt. Carmel Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Manchester, St. Teresa Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Manchester, St. Joseph Residence in Manchester, St. Ann Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Dover, St. Francis Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Laconia, St. Vincent de Paul Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Berlin and Warde Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Windham. Each was recognized for achieving key goals related to reduced hospitalizations, increased resident satisfaction levels and other key quality initiatives.
Furthermore, Warde Rehabilitation and Nursing Center was named to the prestigious 2019-20 U.S. News & World Report list of Best Nursing Homes for high- performing quality care and resident safety in their short- term rehabilitation and long- term care programs.
16 • Catholic Charities New Hampshire 2020 Annual Report • 17 Memorable Ice Ball Gala Celebrates 75 Years Catholic Charities NH’s 75th year kicked off in style on February 15, as more than 500 supporters, sponsors and staff came together for the Ice Ball, the organization’s signature anniversary celebration of its Powerful Past and Promising Future.
The evening featured a special cocktail reception, delicious dinner, plenty of dancing and entertainment, and even a special after- party that kept the night going. While fun was had by all, the most important part was raising more than $307,000 to benefit New Hampshire individuals and families in need. All proceeds went to our emergency assistance fund.
The Ice Ball was made possible through generous sponsorships, including the presenting sponsor, CGI Business Solutions.
Catholic Charities NH Establishes Crisis Fund Little did we know that our 75th anniversary of creating hope, healing and stability for individuals and communities across New Hampshire would begin with the COVID-19 pandemic. As the world changed for all of us, the burdens became heavier for those already struggling to get by.
That’s why Catholic Charities NH swiftly set up the Catholic Charities NH Crisis Fund to provide direct assistance to the state’s most vulnerable residents – including families faced with extreme hardship and uncertainty, individuals challenged by mental health burdens and homebound seniors unsure where next week’s food supply will come from. As of September 21, 2020, we raised $380,332. Thank you for your support! 18 • Catholic Charities New Hampshire Report To Our FEEDING THE PROGRAMS Community 2019 THAT FEED THE HUNGRY.
In a Time of Crisis ... We Thank You! While we reflect back on efforts made to combat hunger in 2019, we can’t help but recognize all that has changed since then. In a blink of an eye, the Coronavirus pandemic swept the globe leaving so many unprepared and fearful of what was to come. Like so many, the NH Food Bank could not have predicted how greatly the Coronavirus would impact our work. By mid-April, volunteer opportunities were suspended, extra sanitization measures were put into place and our staff stood masked and ready to face these new challenges. With so many Granite Staters left unemployed and schools closed, it was not long before we began to see a drastic increase in the demand for food. Unfortunately, grocery stores were also seeing a demand which resulted in a decrease in donations to the Food Bank. In order for us to continue to meet the need, that meant increasing our purchasing more than 300%. Despite the financial strain on our organization, our mission remained and our determination followed. Thankfully backup arrived. We received a team of dedicated New Hampshire National Guard members who were ready to assist us in any way they could. We began doubling meal production in our culinary job training kitchen, establishing drive-thru mobile food pantries across the state and working with our partner agencies to learn what areas were seeing the greatest need. Today, nearly 1 in 7 men, women and children are food insecure in New Hampshire based on Map the Meal Gap and projections from research conducted by Feeding America. That is approximately 71,000 additional people who do not know where their next meal is coming from and between 21-23% are children. Our distribution efforts have grown more than 400% during this time. We continue to reevaluate our strategies and resources to ensure we continue to meet the need. Despite how difficult this time has been for so many, one positive outcome has been the unwavering amount of support from our community. Whether it has been through donations, virtual food drives, WMUR-TV’s “Project Community: Together from Home” featuring NH natives like Adam Sandler and Seth Meyers or just thoughtful messages to our staff, the encouragement has given us motivation, gratitude and hope that there is a light at the end of this tunnel. Before we knew it, we were learning how to navigate uncharted waters and that is because of the generous support of so many. From all of us at the New Hampshire Food Bank, thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
18 • Catholic Charities New Hampshire NHFB Financial Snapshot Support & Revenue Fiscal Year Ended March 31, 2020 Without Donor (Audited - USD in thousands) Restrictions Support & Revenue 78% Food In-kind Without Donor Restrictions 2% Program Fees Food in-kind 19,629 20% Grants, Contracts Grants, Contracts & Contributions 6,877 & Contributions Program Fees 650 Total Support & Revenue Expenses Without Donor Restrictions 27,156 97% Program Expenses 2% Fundraising Program 24,825 1% Management Fundraising 882 & General Management & General 220 Total Expenses 25,927
15,872 Volunteer Hours in 2019 Change in Net Assets $403,625 Volunteer Dollar Value Without Donor Restrictions 1,263 Net Assets Without Donor Restrictions 4,703 Equivalent of 8 full time employees
12,923,938 14,277,526 Total Meals Pounds of food distributed to those in need in NH in 2019.
3,476,198 pounds of produce distributed • 2,658,125 pounds of protein distributed
Cooking Matters® NH Culinary Job Training Program 434 signature course 21 graduates in 2019 participants in 2019 116,490 meals distributed Thanks to our partnership with UNH Cooperative Extension, SNAP classes are available in all 10 counties. (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) 276 Cooking Matters® at the stores participants 36 applications $24,561 in benefits $43,965 in local economic impact
20 • Catholic Charities New Hampshire In New Hampshire ...
men, women and children 1 in 9 are food insecure We Provide To ...
More than Partner agencies (food 400 pantries, homeless shelters, soup kitchens, seniors are food insecure children’s programs, 1 in 6 senior centers and more) across NH.
Approximately of food distributed by of children are living in food 12% insecure environments 50% partner agencies comes from the NH Food Bank.
Our Mission
The Mission of the New Hampshire Food Bank is to feed hungry people by soliciting and effectively distributing grocery products and perishable foods, and offering innovative programs through a statewide network of approved agencies; by advocating for systemic change; and by educating the public about the nature of, and solutions to, problems of hunger in New Hampshire.
2020 NHFB Goals • Obtain warehouse space in the North Country to better serve the needs of our northern neighbors • Establish NH Feeding NH as a program to provide fresh local food to our partner agencies through locally sourced food from NH farms • Learn from participation in the accelerator for Medically Tailored Meals to pilot an MTM program in 2022 • Continue to work toward formalizing a nutrition policy to align with Feeding America’s 2025 nutritional goals • Reinvest in infrastructure of the NH Food Bank and our partner agencies to increase overall capacity
2020 Annual Report • 21 CCNH Foundation & Corporate Giving $1,000+ gifts received April 1, 2019 to March 31, 2020 Albertsons Companies Foundation Blanche M. Walsh Charity Trust 360 Intel Blazing Star Lodge #11 A-D Archambault Plumbing & Heating, Inc. Bob’s Discount Furniture Admix, Inc. Boston Foundation Aetna, Inc. Boston Medical Center Healthnet Plan AFLAC Bow Mills United Methodist Church Agnes M. Lindsay Trust Brew Free or Die AIM - New Hampshire Employers Insurance Company Bright Funds Foundation Alexander Eastman Foundation British Cars of New Hampshire Alice J. Reen Charitable Trust C&S Foundation Altar’d State C&S Wholesale Grocers, Inc. Alvirne High School Cafe Services, Inc. American Friends of the Father Bash Foundation INC Carey Builders, Inc American Legion Auxiliary Unit 63 Cargill Foundation AmeriHealth Caritas Carlyle Group Amica Companies Foundation Carolyn H. Benthien Associates Amvets NH Post 2 Castagna Consulting Group, LLC Ann De Nicola Trust Catholic Charities USA Anthem Associate Giving Campaign Catholic Medical Center Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Central Paper Products Company Apple Wood Construction, Inc. CGI Business Solutions Archibald Foundation, Inc. Charles P. Blouin Inc. Arthur L. Getz Charitable Trust Chart Industries, Inc. Associated Grocers of New England Inc Charter Trust Company Atkinson Congregational Church Chiocca Homes LLC BAE Systems Matching Gift Program Chroma Technology Corporation Baker Newman Noyes, LLC CIGNA Bank of America Cigna Foundation Bank of America Charitable Foundation Cirtronics Corporation Bank Of America Charitable Gift Fund CIT Group Barker Foundation, Inc. Citizens Bank Baron’s Major Brands, LLC. Citizens Charitable Foundation Barr Foundation Citizens Private Wealth Management Bauer Hockey City of Nashua Baupost Group, LLC Clark Insurance Bedford Ambulatory Surgical Center, LLC CMH Foundation Bedford Cost Segregation Cogswell Benevolent Trust Bedford Dental Center P.C. Colonial Auto Body Benefit Strategies, LLC Combined Federal Campaign Berkshire Hathaway Verani Realty Comcast Corporation Bernstein Shur Sawyer & Nelson, P.A. Comcast Foundation Big Lots Foundation Common Man Restaurant Bishop’s Charitable Assistance Fund, Inc. Compass Group
22 • Catholic Charities New Hampshire ConAgra Foods ExxonMobil Foundation, Inc. Concord Direct Fallons Furniture Conduent Foundation Fannie Moulton McLane Trust Congregational Church of Temple Farley White Management Co. Constellation, an Exelon Company Farm Fresh Rhode Island ConvenientMD LLC Farms & Barns Real Estate, LLC Co-operative Insurance Companies Feeding America Core Medical Group Ferrotec (USA) Corporation Costco Fidelity Charitable Crawford Software Consulting, Inc. Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Cronin, Gervino & Warlick, Inc. Fidelity Corporate Services Crowley Family Foundation, Inc. Fidelity Investments D.L. Carlson Investment Group, Inc. Fifth Generation Inc. Damon Home Team RE/Max Insight Financial Strategies Retirement Partners Dan O’Brien Nissan First Baptist Church Darden Restaurants Community First Congregational Church of Hopkinton Grants Program Ford Motor Company Fund Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center Fortium Partners Daughters of Isabella St Anthony Foss Family Foundation Circle 1374 Founders Brewing Company DB Adfund Administrator LLC Frank E. Kaley Foundation Dead River Company Freedom Logistics, LLC Dell Employee Giving Campaign Friends of St. Vincent de Paul Delta Dental Foundation Fulcrum Associates Denron Plumbing & HVAC Gemini Electric Devine Millimet General Electric Foundation Digital Federal Credit Union General Linen Service Co., Inc. Dobles Foundation General Mills Foundation Doe Family Foundation Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc. Donna Anne Poulack Foundation Geriatric Medical Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation Gilford Community Church EBSCO Industries, Inc Gillette Company Eddie B Foundation Globe Manufacturing Company Eesaky NH, Inc. DBA Boston Billiard Club Goodwin Hospitality Elbit Systems of America Grace Electric, Inc. Electrical Installations Inc Granite State Credit Union Elektrisola Inc. Granite United Way Ella F. Anderson Trust Great Bay Corvette Club LTD Elliot Health System Greater Boston Food Bank Enterprise Holdings Foundation Greater Derry Track Club Erickson Family Fund Greater Manchester/Nashua Evans Group, Inc. Board of Realtors Evelyn H. Chase Trust Group 1 Automotive Eversource Energy Foundation Guard Insurance Group Exeter Area General Federation of Women’s Clubs Hagar Family Foundation Exeter Roofing Corp Hampton Ford Hyundai, Inc. Exterior Designs, Inc. Hank and Lynn Hopeman Foundation, Inc. 2020 Annual Report • 23 Hannaford Brothers Co. Corporate Headquarters Lend A Helping Can, Inc. Hannaford Charitable Foundation Leopold Friedman & Ruth Hanson Charitable Fund Friedman Foundation Harbor Group Liberty Mutual Insurance Hartford Lincoln Financial Group Foundation Hartford Financial Services Group Lincoln National Life Harvard Pilgrim Healthcare Inc. Insurance Company Harvey Construction Corporation Lions Club of Merrimack HealthPRO Heritage, LLC Little Bay Lobster Company Herbert A. Grant & Iva B. Grant Charitable Trust Little Oak Hill Foundation Heritage Helps Foundation Lois G. Roy Dickerman Fund of the NH Charitable HM Life Insurance Company Foundation Holy Trinity Parish Longview Farm HP Employee Charitable Giving Program Louis P. Cote, Inc. HUB International New England Luther I. Replogle Foundation Hypertherm HOPE Foundation Inc. Lyophilization Services of NE I.C. Reed & Sons, Inc. Macy’s Corporate Services, Inc. IBM Employee Services Center Madelaine G. von Weber Trust Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church Maine Cernota & Rardin Advocati Res Mentis Income Research + Management Marcon Foundation Income Research and Management Charitable Fund Marion C. Cohen Trust Integrated Realty Resources Market Basket Corporate Office Intervale Country Club Martignetti Companies ITNAmerica Martin I. & Pauline G. Elkin Charitable Trust Jack and Dorothy Byrne Foundation Mary & John Elliot Charitable Foundation James F. and Fernande Kelly Charitable Trust Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital JCB Colby, Inc. Marzen Group LLC Jen-Scot Realty, Inc. Mascoma Savings Bank Foundation John M. Bryan Family Fund Mas-Con Corp John Snow, Inc. MCCI Construction, Inc. Johnson & Johnson McKesson Medical-Surgical Joy in Childhood Foundation McLane Middleton, P.A. JRL Studio Medtronic YourCause LLC Volunteer Grant Program Juniper Networks Matching Gift Program MegaFood Keel Foundation Merrimack County Savings Bank Kendal C. and Anna Ham Foundation Metro Walls, Inc. Kingston Veterans Club, Aux Microsoft Giving Campaign Knight of Columbus Council 5748 Milestone Engineering & Construction, Inc. Knights of Columbus #4442 MMDS of Boston Knights of Columbus #4983 Monastery of the Precious Blood Knights of Columbus #5748 Montagne Communications, LLC Knights of Columbus Council 12988 Morin Contracting Services, Inc. Knights of Columbus Marian Council #5748 Mountain View Middle School Kramer Family Foundation Name Lane & Elizabeth C. Dwinell Foundation Nationwide Insurance Foundation Lavallee Brensinger Architects Neil and Louise Tillotson Fund Lemaire Family Fund Network for Good 24 • Catholic Charities New Hampshire New England Biolabs, Inc Rainville Printing Enterprises, Inc. DBA Speedy Printing New England Private Wealth Advisors, LLC Random Acts, Inc New Hampshire Campground Owner’s Association Ray and Kay Eckstein Charitable Trust New Hampshire Charitable Foundation RBC Wealth Management New Hampshire Children’s Health Foundation Red Arrow 24 Hour Diner LLC New Hampshire Circle of Home & Family Red Arrow Diner Concord, LLC New Hampshire Distributors, Inc. Red Arrow Diner LLC New Hampshire Electric Cooperative Foundation, Inc. Red Arrow Diner Londonderry LLC New Hampshire Healthy Families Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc. New Hampshire Magazine Retail Business Services NH Department of Justice RiverStone Resources, LLC NH Power Yoga, LLC Rivier University NH State Association of Emblem Clubs RMH Seabrook Imprest NHSLS Rockingham Turf Care Noonan Brothers Painting Roedel Companies, LLC Nordson Corporation Foundation Rolling Thunder Inc NH Chapter One Normand A. Ramsey Roman Catholic Bishop of Manchester Family Foundation Ronald McDonald House Northeast Delta Dental Charities of Maine Northwood Diner LLC Rotary Club of Bedford Norwin S. & Elizabeth N. Bean Foundation Rowley Agency Novartis RTM Manufacturing LLC Oleonda Jameson Trust RxBenefits, Inc. Omni Hotels Ryder Systems Omni Mt. Washington Hotel Saab Family Foundation Oracle Matching Gifts Program Salem Community Benefit Orr & Reno, P.A. Salem Co-Operative Bank Parade Properties Salem NH Lions Club Parker Hannifin Corp Salesforce.org Paylocity Samuel P. Pardoe Foundation Penates Foundation Schwab Charitable Fund People’s United Bank Sentinel Benefits & Financial Group People’s United Community Foundation Service Credit Union Pete and Gerry’s Organic Eggs LLC Share our Strength Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America Shaw’s Supermarket Inc. (PHRMA) SJG Engineering LLC PharMerica Corporation Skip McKean Petroleum Transport Pichette Bros. Construction, Inc. Sojourn Partners Pioneer Registration Services, LLC Sons of The American Legion Post 27 PlusOne Sons of the American Legion Post 65 Porter & Curtis, LLC Southern New Hampshire Planning Commission PR Restaurants, LLC dba Panera Bread Southern New Hampshire University Precision Letter Corporation Southington Sisters NH LLC Prudential Matching Gifts Foundation Spectrum Marketing Companies QBE Speedway Children’s Charities Queen City Glass & Mirror St. Joseph Hospital Quirk Auto Dealerships St. Mary’s Bank 2020 Annual Report • 25 St. Michael Parish Walmart #2398 St. Patrick Parish Walmart #2399 St. Peter Parish Walmart #2639 State of NH Dept. of Health and Walmart #3549 Human Services Walmart #4389 Stefano La Sala Foundation, Inc. Walmart #6030 Steiner Buying Services Inc. Walmart Foundation Stonyfield Farm, Inc. Wells Fargo Foundation Summit Title Services Corp William Evans Charitable Trust Sun Life Financial Workplace Benefit Solutions Symetra YourCause Millipore Corporation Tasker Funeral Home YourCause, LLC TD Charitable Foundation Zock Endowment Trust Team Engineering Temco Tool Co. Inc. Please accept our sincere apologies for any Texas Instruments Foundation mistakes or omissions. Contact our Development Theresa Narkiewicz Schneider Trust Department to report any discrepancies. Thank Thomas W. Haas Fund of the NH Charitable Foundation you. Three Maples Renaissance Corp Timberland Company TJX Foundation, Inc. Total Image Running, LLC Tower Hill Sales Assoc.,Inc. Trends Marketing Group, LLC Tufts Associated Health Plan Inc Turbocam Automated Production Systems, Inc. Turnstone Corporation United Way United Way of Greater Nashua, Inc. United Way of Rhode Island UnitedHealth Group Unum Matching Gifts Program USI Insurance Services LLC VetroFuse, Inc. Village Trestle Voya Foundation W. R. Berkley Corporation Charitable Foundation Wakefern Food Corporation Walmart #1762 Walmart #1796 Walmart #1907 Walmart #1930 Walmart #1975 Walmart #2057 Walmart #2246 Walmart #2369 26 • Catholic Charities New Hampshire CCNH Honor & Memorial Recognition Received April 1, 2019 to March 31, 2020 Bill Ahern Irene L. Cantin Yvonne Ahern Richard Yolonda & Alan Carignan Edward Allard Ruth & Bob Caris Shannon Allison Joan Caro Elias “Skip” Ashooh Clyde and Josephine Carter Louis & Monique Auger Robert Chasse Monique Auger Therese A. Chuckran Clifford A. August Wayne Cilley Neal Augustyn Elianne Cinq-Mars Joe Azotea William S. Cogger Vincent and Mary Baietti Carole Colford Sylvia Baker Helen Colford Scott Ryan Ball Dennis Collins Kyle Barnett Albert J. Connor Arthur J. Barrett Ray & Florence Cooper John Barry Antoinette Coppola Valmer Barthold Antonio Coraine Mary Begley Loretta Corey Armand & Claire Benard Harry W. Costick Jerome Berdecia Francis X. Cote, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Omer Bernard Paul D. Cote Rolande Bernard Noella ‘Nellie’ Coulon Mrs. Areline Bernard Edgel (Ed) E. Crabtree Leo/Beatrice Bertin Bill, Anna, & Mary Cummisky Richard “Ricky” Biron Wilfred and Marsha Cunningham Robert Bissonnette Cheryl Currier Christopher Block George T. Curry Jr Edward Bochniak Dorothy Daigle Herve Boisvert Sylvia Dalessandri Veronica (Vern) Boisvert Peter D’Ambrosio Gerald Bouder Maria Louise Davis Roland Albert Bourassa Peter Desautels Daniel J. Brady Rose Dolcino Ruth Brady Donald R. Donahue Joyce Bray Suzanne Donohue Kenneth Brooks Bernice “Bunny” Donovan Matthew Buffey Armand Dorval Andrew & Marie Burnham John S. Drinkwater Abiola & Olukemi Cahill Roger E Drolet Frances Campbell Joanne Drouin 2020 Annual Report • 27 Barbara Dufour Amy Harper Armand & Dorothy Duhaime Basil Harris, Jr. Donald Duhamel Jean Hart Carol Dumont Agnes Havens Jeanne Dupont Janice Hayes Allain & Louise Dupuis Nelson Hershey Albert Duval Aimee Hesser Dorothy Eastman Paul Vander Heyden Chris Eisenhart George Hickey Emily Thomas Edward High Helen Finnegan Frank & Mid Holmes John Fionda Mr. & Mrs. John Hooley Deacon T. Kelly Fiztpatrick William W. Houle, Sr. Kevin Flynn Mr. & Mrs. Chrles J. Hull Serephine & Leroy Fortin Margretta “Gretta” Hurwitz Carol Foster Fr. Patrick Irwin Chris Fowler Stephen Jacobs Gerald H. Fox Juanita Jameson William T. Frain, Jr. Jim Frank Gary Jobin Mary Ellen Franklin Donald Jorgensen Monique Gagne Joan Kaminski Theresa Gagne Marge Kavanaugh Alfred Eugene Gagnon Milton Kelepouris Florence R. Gagnon Geraldine M Kelly Robert Gagnon Barbara Kenefick Hugh & Irene Gallen Helen Kingsley Paul & Violet Garner Margaret C. Knee Rev. Donald F. Gauthier, Jr. Anthony Kodzis Gaynor & Mangan families Robert Kristiansen Thomas Gelinas Daniel LaBarre Mary Stuart Gile Henry LaChance William H. Godfrey Lucien Lafond Donna Godron Paul G. Lambert Rosemary Good Jeanne Marie Lane Gary C Gosselin Clement Laplante Herta Grabstald Paul J Leary Beverly Griswold Murrye & Gladys Lepene Karl Grunert Leo & Pauline Lesmerises Phyllis & Karl Grunert Yvonne Levasseur Christopher N. Guay Roger D. Leveille Dr. Andre Guay Maurice J. Levesque Janet Hannon Andrew Lewis 28 • Catholic Charities New Hampshire Thomas G. Liddy Winnie Morenz Mary J. Liston Michael A Morgan Barbara Locke her father, Morris and Brother Mike Kathy Lopez Hugh G. Morris Lori Lopez Bonnie Lou Morton Karen S. Lord Mother & Father Margaret Lord Mr. & Mrs. John E. Powers Dr. Angelo John Lorusso Daniel Murphy Richrad B. Mahoney The Murphys & Fontaines Joyce Malley Suzanne Myhaver Brother John Manning Charles J. Nagle Carole E Marcotte Joseph Nagle James W. Marraty Robert Narducci Ellie Martel Mary Ann Natalino Karen Marie Martel Leontine A. Nault Jane M. Martin Sandra C. Newbold Jane Martin Marguerite Nicoloff Pat Martin Jeannie Noble The Martineaus & Gustafsons Elizabeth Ann O’Maley Jane Mason Michael & Stella Osiensky Tia Marie Mavrogeorge Jeannette Ouellette Maurice Mayo Omer J. Ouellette, Jr. Frederick McAllister Pauline G. Ouellette Ed McCarthy Tommy Owens David W. McCloseky Julia Palaima William (Bill) McConnell Mr. & Mrs. Noel Paquin Donald J. McCullough Aline Paquin Ethel McCutcheon Arthur Paradis John P McGilvreay Rosalie Pare Anne Winifred McKeon Reid* Rome & Eleanor Patrick Martha McLaughlin Paul Ed & Betty McManus and Will McManus Petey Jean (Klepper) McNamara Robert J. Phalan Elizabeth R. Micci Khanh Pham & Duc Nguyen Henry P. Michaud Charlotte Watson Philbrook Mrs. Denise Mignault Maria Pimentel Marie E. Miler Marcel Pinard Mimie Rock, Mark, Leo, Raymond Pinault Thomas Molander Jacqueline Placona Paul Hynes Molloy, Jr. Henry Pollman Col. Monteforte Paul Poworoznek Col. Nickolas Monteforte John Poznanski Rita C. Moran Mildred “Millie” Poznanski Poor 2020 Annual Report • 29 Dorothy Prausa Joseph R Texiera Ann Elizabeth Provost The Szczepanski & Hankus families Bruno Pucci The Community Henry Cary Quinlan Barbara Therriault Mary B. Quinn & William G. Quinn David Thibodeau Elizabeth Ramsay Papa Thibodeau Annette Reardon Joan Thomas Thomas Regan Joseph D. Thomas Scott Reusswick Levi Thompson Raymond F. Richard and Gloria S. Richard Rita & Francis Thompson Gloria S. Richard Irene M. Touzin Raymond Richard Phillip Trefethe Denise Robert Nova Trottier Robert Rodgerson Wayne Tucker Walter Rowell, Jr. Thomas Turcotte Rose Sannella Roger Twomey Betty Scanlon Cheryl Vallee Carol Ann Schmidt (Pavlick) Victor (Vic) J. Verdolino Sol and Frieda Segal Victims from COVID-19 Irene & Bernie Shea Anthony Visconti, Sr. Russell N. Sherman Kurt W. Vroom William E Simone Dr. Walczak Sinibaldi & Beaudoin family members Todd Walier Herbert Smith John Washburn Patricia D. Smith George A. Webber Marguerite Snodgrass Harold “Pat” Webber Manuel (Manny) Soares, Sr. George Weber Arthur F. Soucy, Jr. Edward Wedge Kasey Spirakus Bob & Jamie Wellspring Kenneth W. Spolsino Robert Whitman David St. Cyr Gretchen Wilmarth Emerson Isabelle Maureen Stearns Rosalie Yanski Lynda Stearns Silvio Zanga Craig Steensen Dan Zocchi Arleen Steeves Desperna “Honey” Stergiou Please accept our sincere apologies for any mistakes John Michael Sullivan or omissions. Contact our Development Department to James J. Surprenant report any discrepancies. Thank you. Lawrence B. Swallow Joan B. Sweeny Michael P. Talty Saul Taube Fr. Richard Tetu 30 • Catholic Charities New Hampshire CCNH 75th Anniversary Club The 75h Anniversary Club supports our emergency services fund, tackling critical needs among our most vulnerable clients, such as heat during the winter, and other urgent assistance while we work with our clients through crisis management. George & Elizabeth Abdulla Marilynn H. Berkey Gerald & Leona Alameda Alain & Cathy Bernard Thomas & Heather Algozzine John & Kimberly Berner Ernest & Joyce Alix Robert & Nancy Berry Marjorie Amico Roger & Ellen Berube Emile & Mary Ann Anderson Joan A. Blacklaw Patricia M. Anderson Lucien & Deborah Blais John & Doreen Andriola Lucien & Muriel Blais John & Diane Ankenbrock Carol M Blakley Anson Smith Associates Roger & Michele Bleau Mark & Lea Apple Edward J. Blonski Ellisa R. Arbogast William & Christine Bonner John & Marianne Armacost Elizabeth Borgo Ken & Diane Asai Richard & Paula Borrazas Geoffrey Ashman Berthier & Rachel Bosse Gerard & Jill Aube Irene Bosse David & Jolen Aubin Hubert & Pauline Bouchard Robert & Marie Augros Theresa N. Bouchard Gary & Corinne Austin Paul & Carol Boucher Louis & Gail Babin Paul & Karen Boucher Wayne & Patricia Bachand Therese Boucher W. Scott & Jacqueline Bachman Larry & Carol Bournival Warren & Patricia Bahr Gerard & Barbara Boyle Anthony & Michelle Baker Jeanne Boyle Edward & Linda Baker Pauline Breton Eveleen Barcomb Rene & Colette Breton Judith Barden Richard & Doris Breton Paul & Kathleen Baroni Frederick & Judith Briggs Lisa R. Barowski Erik & Shay Brine Jeffrey & Carol Barrett Don & Mary Jo Briselden Leon Barry John & Gloria Brooks Paula M. Barton Paul & Susan Brooks Louis & Jeanine Batres Lawrence & Catherine Brophy Robert & Maryann Battista Richard & Karen Brouillette Michael & Denise Beauchesne Raymond & Doris Brousseau Steven & Lori Beaulieu Charles E Brown Art Bedard Gordon & Karen Brown Monica Bedard Kathleen Brown James Belanger & Elizabeth Comeau David & Janet Bruce James & Sandra Belanger Larry & Corinne Brundage Janet L. Benard Francis & Sally Bruni G. Berkley & Rose-Anne Bennett Mary Bruni Robert & Jean Bergin Frank & Irene Buhl Thomas J. Bergin, Jr. Carol & James Burke
2020 Annual Report • 31 Rose Burke Michael & Claudia Conlan Scott & Karen Burrill Michael & Mary Beth Connors Gary & Susan Burt David Conti & Eileen Guerin Patricia Bushway Robert & Danelle Cook Douglas & Jeanne Butler Dr. David & Judith Corbit Jo Ann Butterworth Kathy C. Corey-Fox Richard & Constance Buttlar Heidi Corliss William & Ann Cabral Ronald & Cynthia Correia Chris & Miriam Callahan Nicholas & Evelyn Cort Marianne Cannon Paul J. Cosentino Edward & Michele Cantlin Jane M. Cosmo Georgette M. Caouette Robert & Barbara Costello Stephen & Claire Capraro Alan Cote & Carrie Rouleau-Cote Richard D. Cardarople Bernard & Barbara Cote Donald Caron Gerard & Joyce Cote Lee Caron Keith & Julie Couch William V. Carroll Irene C. Couture Mary E. Carter Joseph & Catherine Covert Mary Kelly Carter Alan & Mary Craigie Michael & Jane Carvalho Patricia Crowder H. Alfred & Clarice Casassa James & Carolyn Cullen Lawrence & Pamela Casey Irene G. Curran Kevin & Esther Cavanaugh Kenneth & Eileen Czechowicz Ida Caveney Robert & Claudette Dachowski, Jr. Earl & Lori Chabot Michael & Mary Dahlberg Steven & Shirley Chadwick Denise Daigle Leo & Theresa Chaloux Leonard Daigle Evelyn M. Charbonneau James & Mary Daly Norma Charest Kimberley J. Daly Richard A. Charpentier Douglas Dame Rita Chase John Daniels Daniel L. Cheetham Paul & Mary Ellen Danos William & Mary Beth Choquette Russell Danson & Jane Dunn Anthony & Karen Chouinard Steven & Marianne Daubert Dave & Veronica Chouinard Ronald E. Davis David & Ann Cioffi Joan Decelle Michael Clark David DeGagne Reed & Phyllis Clark Edward & Maureen Delamater Stephen & Mary Clarkson Florence M. Dellecese Richard & Barbara Closs Jose F. Dematos Lt. Col. Clough John & Donna DeMeo Michael & Catherine Coconis Arthur & Claire Demers David & Doreen Colburn Denise J. Demers George & Celina Colby Thomas & Jo-Ann Denisco Karen M. Colby Bruce & Linda Denner Catherine A. Collard Dennis & Susan Denoncourt Jane E. Collins Michael & Patricia DeSantis Robert Collins Daniel Desilets Margaret G Comiskey Douglas & Joan DeSilva
32 • Catholic Charities New Hampshire John & Jean D’Espinosa James & Clare Fedolfi, Sr. Shirley Despres Andrew & Celeste Feren David & Sylvia Detscher James & Catherine Filiano Marc & Jessica Dettore Carl & Drucilla Fitzgerald Everett M. Devaney Helen J. Fitzgerald Angela Ditucci John & Valerie Flanagan David & Mary Dix Kevin & Michele Flanagan Richard S. Dobzelecki John M Fleming Christopher & Kimberly Dolan Lawrence & Marie Flint H. James & Janet Dolan Adam & Mary Florczak Lawrence & Eleanor Dolan Albert & Mary Flory Duncan & Adrienne Domey Peter Flynn Michael & Diane Donahue Mark & Brenda Foley Jean R. Donnellan Cheryl F. Follien Timothy & Margaret Donovan Gregory & Mary Fontaine Brian W Dor Raymond & Kathleen Fournier Claire E. Dorval James & Linda Fowler Gordon & Fleurette Dow Jeffrey & Kristin Fox Richard & Phyllis Dowd Leo Francoeur Raymond & Susan Downer Wayne & Catherine Fraser Peter & Kathryn Drexel Calvin & Margaret Frost Rene & Drolet Larry & Diane Fry Albert & Jura Drukteinis Randy & Patricia Fullam Dennis & Violet Dube Robert & Noreen Gaetjens Christien DuBois Pauline Gaffney Michael & Nancy DuBois Yvon & Susan Gagnon Roland & Lucille Ducharme, Sr. Gerard & Catherine Gajewski John & Marie Duclos James & Linda Gallagher Brendan & Kathleen Duffy Edward & Rose Mary Garger Jack & Sharron Duffy Paula D. Garvey Robert & Jean Dunn Richard & Elaine Gauthier Thomas & Barbara Dunnington Miss Genereux Michael Dupont Richard & Karen Gerry Peter J. DuPont David & Catherine Gilbert Raymond & Mary Dupuis Michael & Diane Gilbert Dr. Sylvio & Cecile Dupuis Real & Shirley Gilbert David A. Durocher Bruce & Hildegard Gillette Gerald & Anne Duston Salvatore & Eileen Gioe Robert E. Eaton, Jr. Catherine Girard Robert O. Eddy, Jr. Jeanne Girouard John & Anne Egan Gary & Teresa Gladu Irene D. Eichler Edmund J Gleason Gloria M. Entenmann David R. Glover Andrew & Sandra Fagen Gerard Glynn William & Linda Fahey John & Dorothy Goclowski Gerald & Margaret Faneuf Paul & Cornelia Gonsalves John & Beverly Faro Ronald E. Goodgame Stephen & Kathleen Farrell Mark & Margaret Goodrich Col. & Mrs. Michael F. Farren Edward & Rita Gorman
2020 Annual Report • 33 Donald P. Gosselin Lawrence & Joan Hoppe Maurice & Helene Gouin Virginia Houle Leo J. Gould Thomas & Joanne Howe Peter & Carol Govoni Timothy & Michele Howe Robert & Susan Goyette Thomas & Dr. Susan Huard Bernard Gracy Angela Humphrey Willis J Gran Richard & Kathleen Isakson Cary & Pauline Grant Thomas & Evelyn Izbicki Kathryn Greaney Rosemary Jackson Margaret Green Steven & Corinne Jacovino Peter & Lucy Green Carl & Sheila Jahnle James & Jane Gregoire Marc & Dawn Jalbert Henry F. Greig Philip & Margaret Jarosz Kazimierz & Maureen Grzeslak Arthur & Genevieve Jean Ms. Marie Guay Anne M. Jette Marc Guillemette & Lezza Sarrouf Allan P. Johnson Bertrand & Marianne Guimond Kerry & Darlene Johnson John & Pamela Haddock Steve & Laurie Johnson Craig & Antoinette Hadley Robert & Eleanor Jones Yvonne A. Hale Drs. Keith & Beth Jorgensen Colin & Maureen Hall Kevin & Ellen Karnan Lawrence & Cheryl Hall Pauline Kasper Robert & Donna Hall Jocelyne Kauffman Francis & Pamela Hanlon F. Michael & Christine Kelley Ed & Judy Hannigan Michael & Susan Kelley Michele Hansen Cecelia Kelliher Robert & Cindy Harb Cornelius Kelliher John & Joyce Harrahy Eugene & Ruth Kellogg Charles & Pauline Harrington Annette & Brian Kendrigan Maurice & Diane Harty Timothy & Linda Kennard Jane Harwood Michael & Mary Kennedy Donald & Celine Hatch Sheila & Aidan Kennedy Ernest & Veronica Hatfield Ronald & Lisa Kickhafer Edward & Jeanne Hayes William & Mary Kietzman William & Judith Hayes Kevin & Mary Killelea Donna Hazleton Guy & Kathleen Kimball Ethel Healy Timothy & Marie King, Sr. Robert & Elaine Hebert Dr. Josef J. Kish Pat & Kaye Heffernan Steven & Anne Knight John & Carol Hendee Richard Kobak George & Irene Hervey Daniel & Nancy Kocsis Ronald & Kathleen Hilbrunner Lorraine R Kouletsis Carolyn Hill Thomas & Anna Kovalcik Norman Hilsman Walter & Theresa Kowalczyk Robert & Debra Hippert Harry & Catherine Kram Robert & Kelly Holmes Wayne & Marilyn Kristenson C. William Hoodlet Norman & Gloria Krukonis Mr. and Mrs. Hooley Nancy Labonne Henry & Josephine Hoppe Denis & Louise Labore
34 • Catholic Charities New Hampshire Karen A. Labrie John & Donna Lucinskas Thomas & Cynthia LaCasce Wayne & Barbara Luoma Oliva & Claudette Lachance Suzanne Luquette Zephir & Gail Lachance Michael Lydon John & Irene Lackner John & Nancy Lynch Robert & Dolores Laclair John & Carolyn MacArthur Dennis & Beth Lacourse Howard & Anne MacDonald Richard & Aline Lacroix Bettina R Mace Russell & Christine Lacroix Claudette C. Macomber Pauline Lagace John Madden Stephen & Dallas Lagerquist David H. Madore Arthur & Theresa Lambert Ruth Madore Michael & Dawna Lambert Richard & Margaret Maguire Robert & Constance Lamirande Raymond & Donna Mailloux Madeleine Lamy Richard & Mary Manix Christine E. Landry John & Donna Mannarini L. Gerard Landry Louis & Gail Marino Jeffrey & Kimberly Langevin Henry & Constance Marion Charles Langlais Jr. Paul & JoAnn Markwardt Martin & Jean Lantagne Paul & Janis Marshall Lucille Laramee Thomas & Elaine Marshall Elizabeth LaRocca Jean F. Martel David & Donna Latina Lorraine V. Martel Elaine Lavallee Lucille C. Martel Frances F. Lavoie Robert & Susan Martens Richard & Rita Lavoie Dorothy Martin Kristen Lebel Mike Marx Raymond & Lebrun Kenneth & Barbara Massey Edouard & Marie Leclerc Raymond & Judith Masson Rene & Fayne LeClerc George Mayernik Sylvio & Rita Lemelin Brian & Noreen Mazerski Brent & Lisa Lemire Edward & Joan McCann Marjorie W. Lennon Marilou B. McCarthy David Leonard Richard & Mary Ann McCulley John & Patricia Leone Patrick & Barbara McDermott Brian & Andrea Lester Peter & Pamela McDonough Gail Levasseur Marie T McGill Gloria A. Levesque John & Caroline McGlone Jeannine T. Levesque Jack & Debbie McGovern Lucien & Marilyn Levesque Shawn & Mary McGuinness Thomas W. Lewis Robert & Suzelle McKenna Robert & L’Heureux Steven R. McManis Lester & Marsha Libby Andy & Kathleen McMillan Mark & Mary Linehan Brian & Cindy McNally Robert & Cynthia Little Nancy J. McNamara Richard & Patricia Lodi Scott & Maryann McNeil James & Stephanie Long Lawrence & Kathryn McQuaid Sandra J Lorusso Kenneth & Frieda Meehan Gerard & Denise Lucente John Mehler
2020 Annual Report • 35 John & Elizabeth Mellon Laurea T. Nugent Mark & Darlene Messier Alan & Ellen Nunes Ronald & Nancy Metevier Mark & Leslie O’Brien Alphee J. Methot Roger & Mary O’Connor Roger & Doris Meunier Paul & Virginia O’Leary Stephen & Denise Michaud Gerald F. Olsen Russell & Paula Miles Carl & Claudette Orio Catherine Miller Robert Orlep James & Joyce Miller C. W. & Frieda Ostrom Ernest & Elizabeth Mills Frank & Margaret Ottaviano Robert & Brenda Modrak Louise Ouellette Michael Moffett Marie Ouellette Michael F. Monahan Normand Ouellette Wallace & Marilyn Monahan, Jr. Mr. Jonathan Packard & Dr. Jennifer Packard Virginia A. Monnes Elaine M. Pagliaro Ronald & Anna Moody Joe & Peggy Palfini Joseph & Janet Mooney III Gerard & Laurie Paolino Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Mooney Doris T. Paquette Paul & Maureen Moore Maurice & Lea Paquette Sean & Karen Moran Steven & Denise Paradis Frances Morency Raymond & Joanne Parenteau Carmen & Helen Morreale David & Karen Parker Mary Lou Morse Donald & Barbara Pelletier Bennett & Leanne Mortell Bejoy & Jennifer Pereira Brian & Marcelle Morton Rita Pero Jozef & Jadwiga Motor Gilles Perron Peter & Sharon Mountain Carl & Theresa Perry Richard & Florence Moushegian John Pierog Karen & David Moynihan Col. James & Noreen Pitts Robert & Alice Muh Kathleen Ann Place Christopher & Therese Muller Elena Poirier Robert Mulvey & Laureen Gengor Jean & Cecile Poirier Edward R. Murdough John & Helen Poremba Arthur & Carole Murphy Stephen & Marianne Porter Michael L. Murphy William & Andrea Powers Heather L. Murray Minot L Powers III Robert & Jean Myers Steven Powers William & Cindy Narkunas Steven & Amy Pratte Patricia Narowski William & Suzanne Price Kevin P. Natwick David & Gloria Proulx Ivan & Mary Nelson Roland Prudhomme Mark & Anne Nelson Harry R. Puda, Jr. John & Judith Nester Bernie & Pauline Purington-Bond Paul & Jennifer Neveu Gary & Diane Quinlan Ilse Nigro Walter & Marlies Radermacher Gary Noel Steven J. Rak Robert & Lynne Nolet Albert & Adele Raymond Jean Normand Susan Raymond Al & Rose Norton Lois Reale
36 • Catholic Charities New Hampshire Alan E. Recco Anthony & Patricia Sentochnik Arnold M. Redfearn Dianne Sepielli Jonathan & Robin Remillard Harwant & Nora Sethi A. Darby Reynolds Richard & Judith Severance Bill and Anne Eleanor L. Sheehan David & Susan Rheault James & Rosemary Sheehy Yvette E. Rheault John Sheehy, Sr. & Martha Verville Robert & Lucille Richard Charles & Janice Sielicki Michele M. Richards Richard & Joan Silvernail John & Carol Richters Joseph & Louise Silvia Michael & Martha Riess Maurice & Linda Simpson Charles Riley & Kathleen Lakowski Timothy G. Sink Mark & Nicolette Rioux Grant & D Bridget Siwinski Ronald & Jane Rioux Barbara Slaiby Robert & Lois Rivard Dr. Jack Slosky Mary Jane Rivest Christopher Smith & Patricia Coutermarsh Steven & Barbara Rizzo Deborah Smith George G. Roberge Helen L. Smith John & Patricia Robinson James & Marjorie Smith Vincent & Janet Roche Kenneth & Karen Smith Daniel & Christie Rock Joseph & Linda Smolko June M. Rock Carl & Noreen Sneirson Robert & Sue Rock Michael & Carrie Soucy William & Linda Rodonis Jennie Spear Daniel & Katherine Rogalski Dwight Sprague Roman Catholic Bishop of Manchester Thomas Spratt Shawn & Teresa Rouillard Julie Sramcik Georges & Susan Roy Gerard & Jane St. Amand Jacqueline D. Roy Leona St. Hilaire Louise W. Roy Dominic & Karen St. Pierre Mr. Ruest Michael & Gloria St. Pierre John & Nancy Ruggiero Daniel Stack Gennaro & Nancy Ruocco Brian & Patricia Stanton Lawrence Russ Jack & Katherine Stanton Richard Russell Lorraine M. Stanton James & Denise Ryan David & Maureen Staples Mark & Janet Samsel James Stapleton Craig & Mary-Dean Sandler Carol A. Stearns Gregory & Judith Sapochetti Joan Stearns Steven & Dawn Sarette William & Mary Steele David & Darlene Sargent John J. Stemniski Albert Savage Stephen & Therese Stepenuck William & Louise Scanzani Leo Stevens Philip Scarponi Ralph & Sylvia Stevens Michael & Allyson Schaaf Dean & Emilie Stiles Rose Schlottmann Anita C. Stokes Winifred C. Schmidt Herman C. Streitburger Joseph & Giola Schultz Patricia Strusa Stephen R. Seiger Stephen & Margaret Stuart
2020 Annual Report • 37 David & Mary Stumhofer Maurice & Patricia Vallee Daniel & Kathleen Sullivan David & Colleen Van Zilen Kevin & Marina Sullivan Steven & Sherri Veneman Kenneth & Elena Super Paul F. Veno Timothy L. Sweeney Col. & Mrs. Michael G. Vidal Isaac P. Sweet Patricia A. Vieira Paul & Kimberly Sweet Ernest & Carol Vincent Leo & Theresa Sylvain Anthony & Anne Violanti Barbara Symonds Gregory L. Vonlehmen Boldizsar & Sandra Szanto Ronald & Jeannine Voveris Melissa J. Szymanowski Leo & Jane Waible, Jr. Bruce & Gloria Taggart Marguerite Walker Frederick & Doris Taylor Lois A Washburn Mark & Kim Tedeschi Geary Watkins Robert & Simone Tellier Robert & Patricia Webster Paul & Connie Tessier Lawrence R. Weinert Emile & Suzanne Tetu John & Holly Wentworth John & Kathryn Theall Steven Whalley Robert & Lianne Therrien George & Diane Willant Nelson & Judith Thibault Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Willey Hilaise L. Thomas Benjamin & Kelly Williams Forrest & Alice Thornton Gladys Wojdyla Col. Franklin & Elizabeth Tilton Edward Wollensak Elizabeth Tine William & Janet Wood John & Beverly Titus David & Carol Woodhouse Robert & Margaret Tole Leo & Jean Yelle George & Karen Toscano Paul & Anne Young Richard & Margaret Towsley Joseph & Lorraine Youngs John & Lisa Trainor Joseph & Valerie Zaleski Matthew & Kathryn Treamer Cynthia Zawacki & Kenneth Moore Leon & Dorothy Tremblay William & Debra Ziemer Lucia Tremblay Steven & Christine Zimmer Joseph A. Trimbur Gary Zimmerman Stephen & Pauline Trubacz Charles & Elena Zimmermann Norman and Anita Trudeau Richard & Anne-Marie Trudel Please accept our sincere apologies for any mistakes Raymond & Barbara Truncellito or omissions. Contact our Development Department to Thomas R. Tucker report any discrepancies. Thank you. Joseph & Gayle Tudisco Thomas C. Turmelle John & Renee Turner Anthony & Jacqueline Turni Marilou Tyner Daniel & Laurie Uhlman Rudolph & Anne Umscheid Allen & Cynthia Unrein Emily Uong Priscilla Vachon Richard & Claire Valade
38 • Catholic Charities New Hampshire Board of Trustees
Most Rev. Peter A. Libasci Very Rev. Jason Jalbert Joseph Raczka Chairman - Diocese of Manchester Vicar General - Diocese of Manchester Vice Chairman - Bedford Anu R. Mullikin, Esq. Robert Gossett Michael J. Gilbert, MD Deputy Vice Chair - Auburn Treasurer - Seabrook Secretary - Concord Thomas E. Blonski, MBA, NHA Kevin F. Barrett Patrick Ford, III President & CEO - Brentwood Holderness Exeter Brian P. Grip Dn. Rick Hilton, PhD Tina Legere Nashua Wolfeboro Manchester Catharine Mirabile Russ Ouellette, PhD John Patenaude Bedford Bedford Hudson E.J. Powers Maria Ryan, PhD Very Rev. Tom Steinmetz Manchester Manchester Manchester
Executive Staff
Thomas E. Blonski, MBA, NHA David Hildenbrand President & CEO CFO Dominique A. Rust David S. Twitchell, SHRM-SCP, CCP, CBP Vice President & COO Vice President of Human Resources
Directors
Marc S. Cousineau Sandra Faber Scott M. Fitzpatrick Director of Community Services Executive Director, Monadnock at Home Director of Grants Neil Funcke Kimberly A. George, Esq. Rosemary Hendrickx Director of Technology Managing Attorney, Immigration Legal Services Director of Development Operations Steven J. Knight, MBA, MA Tracey Lane Eileen Groll Liponis Assistant Vice President, Program & Mission Integrity Executive Director, St. Jacinta Healthcare Staffing Executive Director, New Hampshire Food Bank Rev. John J. Mahoney, Jr., M.Div., Brian May, MSA, MBA Michael McDonough J.C.L., LCMHC Director of Accounting Executive Director, Marketing and Communications Director of Clinical Services Karen Moynihan Jeff Nelson Michal Waterman Senior Director of Development Executive Director, Liberty House Director of Human Resources James Wilkie Executive Director, The CareGivers
Healthcare Services
Alain Bernard, NHA Sheila Meeker, RN Darlene Underhill, RN Assistant Vice President, Healthcare Services Director of Clinical Reimbursement Director of Clinical Services Joe Bohunicky, NHA, MBA Brenda Buttrick, RNC, NHA Jeffrey Lacroix, NHA Mt. Carmel Rehabilitation and Nursing Center St. Francis Rehabilitation and Nursing Center St. Vincent de Paul Rehabilitation and Nursing Center Marlene Makowski, NHA, MBA Kate McCracken, NHA, MHA Bret Pomeroy, NHA St. Joseph Residence St. Ann Rehabilitation and Nursing Center Warde Rehabilitation and Nursing Center Luanne Rogers, NHA St. Teresa Rehabilitation and Nursing Center
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