Catholic Charities of Dallas Annual Report 2016

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1 “We must restore hope

to young people, help

the old, be open to the

future, spread love. Be

poor among the poor.

We need to include the

excluded and preach

peace.” Pope Francis

2 3 C Dear Friends, C This year marks an incredible milestone for Catholic Charities of Counties served: Dallas, Collin, D Rockwall, Ellis, Fannin, Grayson, OUR IMPACT BY THE NUMBERS Dallas. What began as a modest orphanage in downtown Dallas in 1891 now Hunt, Kaufman5 and Navarro 2 celebrates 125 years of helping people of all ages, races, genders and faiths 30,465 people served 0 rise out of poverty, providing everything from financial literacy and coach- 1 ing to pregnancy and adoption services to citizenship assistance. Thousands 1246 people received help to 6 of children and families, thousands of seniors, and thousands of immigrants apply for U.S. citizenship and refugees all can point to Catholic Charities as the organization that gave them hope and a helping hand when they needed it most. 6,825 people received And we are grateful to you – our donors and supporters – for mak- financial education, career ing that helping hand a reality for all of these years. Thank you. coaching and job placement assistance What’s next for Catholic Charities, however, is even more exciting as we continue to partner, expand and increase our impact across Greater volunteer hours Dallas. The need continues to grow, and as one of the largest social services 14,000 committed annually providers in our city with 17 active programs, we need to grow with it … and we are counting on your continued support! 400 children enrolled in our We thank you for all you do for Catholic Charities - here’s to the pre-school, after school programs next 125 years! God Bless You. and summer camp

82% of refugees we assisted were self-sufficient in 180 days

2,475 immigration cases opened with 97% receiving intended

Dave Woodyard Tom McCarthy benefit President and CEO Chair, Board of Directors Managing Director, family home foreclosures Jones Lang LaSalle Dallas 14 prevented

279 families resettled 4 5 C WHAT WE DO C We help the poor and most vulnerable by . . . D welcoming the stranger strengthening families 2 Immigration & Legal Services Children, Family & Senior Services 0 For four decades we have provided Our mission is to strengthen families in critical legal assistance to newcomers need starting from birth and spanning to 1 to help them understand their legal those late in life – and we do this through 6 rights and to adjust to life in the U.S. a variety of centers and programs. At Today, we are a leader in helping new- Santa Clara Community Center, we comers become U.S. Citizens, and in provide a wide range of education- helping young adults to carry on with al programs – in-tandem classroom higher education under the Deferred learning for kids 0-5 and their parents, Action for Childhood Arrivals program. after-school programs, summer camp We provide individual legal counseling, and other community-based programs. courtroom representation and long- Other Catholic Charities services for term case management, and in 2016 families include counseling, pregnancy/ conducted almost 5,000 consultations parenting assistance, adoption services with new clients. for infants and children, and post-adop- tion services. For low-income seniors, our Brady Senior Center provides counseling, meals, recreation and is a home away from home for many indi- viduals who might otherwise be alone.

preventing homelessness and alleviating hunger Refugee Services Financial Stability & Career Services For refugee families starting new lives For the thousands of working poor in in the U.S., the process can be long Greater Dallas in need of the tools and and difficult. We provide resettlement counsel to break the cycle of poverty, and advocacy services to increase their our Financial Stability team works with chances of resettlement success and families and individuals to meet both ability to contribute and succeed here. short-term needs and provide long-term From case management to assistance solutions. From rent and utility payment with early self-sufficiency and cultural assistance to job coaching, money adjustment to finding appropriate management counseling and education, housing to providing English classes we aim to help people lead sustainable and job assistance, we aim to achieve lives. Our newest initiative includes refugee self-sufficiency within 180 days disaster relief case management for and have had great success to date. people experiencing financial duress due to a catastrophic event.

6 7 C Gregory is a family man with big dreams. at church and visited one of the food pantries to help reduce grocery C expenses. During his visit, Gregory also met with an onsite financial D coach, who scheduled a housing counseling session with him. 2 That was the turning point. 0 While the pressure at home was mounting with only his wife’s 1 6 limited income as he awaited disability income, Gregory and experts at CCD helped him create a spending plan. All the while, Catholic Charities continued to provide food and helped him leverage other community resources to help with his expenses. His financial coach worked with his mortgage company and bought some more time before foreclosure was filed – and Gregory and his family worked hard to save up the two WHY I’M months of delinquent mortgage payments. He and his 125 YEARS regory was living the American dream - he was coach worked together to increase his credit score and find PROUD. “For 125 years, Ghappily married, had two great kids and a home creative ways to save money on a tight budget. Catholic Charities of Dallas has done A few months later, Gregory was awarded his of his own. some of the most important work of In 2013, Gregory became physically disabled and as a result, lost disability income, making it possible for the mortgage the Church…to his job. Gregory’s wife continued to work, but the bills kept piling up company to grant him a loan modification with an affordable feed the hungry, clothe the naked until he was unable to make his mortgage payments. mortgage payment. He and his family were able to keep and welcome the stranger - and His mortgage company granted him a short grace period, but their home and are living well on their new spending plan. give all of us the opportunity to ultimately asked for thousands of dollars or face foreclosure. Because love and serve our less fortunate. Gregory was the first person in his family to have purchased a home, he I am grateful for all the good work was uncertain about what to do and where to turn for help. CCD has done and He had heard about Catholic Charities of Dallas through a friend continues to do.” Most Reverend Kevin J. Farrell, Bishop of the Diocese of Dallas 8 9 C Saul and Maria learn to express themselves in “amazing” new ways. could sit still while others answered questions and could show impulse control. C And her efforts paid off: The amount of time Saul could sit still D during story time, wait to answer questions or have a turn down the 2 slide began to widen. Over time, Saul began to show great progress 0 1 across all areas of development, and especially in the areas of social and 6 emotional development and language. Instead of shouting out in class or inappropriately responding to peers, he would control his impulsive reactions, wait and then respond when it was his turn or when called on by Ms. Dora. Saul’s English vocabulary also exploded and he began using words like “thank you,” “please” and WHY I’M “amazing.” 125 YEARS At the same time, while Saul worked towards his PROUD. developmental potential in class, his mother, Maria, worked with “It is an honor to represent all the hen 4-year-old Saul entered his pre-kindergarten English as a Second Language instructor, Ms. Libby. Maria wanted parishioners and classroom at the Santa Clara Community Center to be able to speak English correctly and inspire her children to Catholic Churches W in Dallas. I meet in August 2015, he was a bundle of energy with little control work hard to reach their goals. She was also worried that her limited so many won- derful Catholics over his impulsive behavior. language would embarrass them; she wanted to make them proud. and knowing that His social and emotional skills were limited as were his cognitive Ms. Libby worked hard with Maria on the English as a Second their churches, contributions help and language skills. While in small groups, he would shout out answers to Language program, while Saul worked on his literacy and behavior us provide such a wide variety of questions in broken Spanish, and struggled to sit still during circle time with in pre-kindergarten classes down the hall. Ms. Libby encouraged services is pretty cool. I’ve never his classmates. Although he could hear and understand his teacher, Ms. Dora, Maria to use her new language skills at home with Saul – and her had a job where Saul struggled to appropriately respond to requests or directions. During other children – to reinforce what both are learning, and says Maria I was able to interact with such the next few months, Ms. Dora patiently worked with Saul on building self- has made major efforts to focus on Saul’s educational activities as an eclectic group of clients, staff and regulation skills and modeled appropriate responses, praising him when he well as the expression of language by both of them in the home. donors.” Mark Hamm, Financial Stability & Career Services 10 11 C Steve and Betty Suellentrop are volunteers driven by passion and faith. The granddaughter of immigrants, Betty says that if someone hadn’t C helped them early in life, she’s not sure what would have happened. “We’re a D nation of immigrants – we can’t forget that.” 2 Betty also volunteers as much time as possible helping Catholic 0 1 Charities resettle refugees into new apartments – and even grocery shops with 6 a friend to help refugees get on their feet. She says it makes her feel good to know she’s helping people get established and on their way to being productive, working citizens in our community. Both Steve and Betty also point to the organization’s efforts to educate people – from the young to those simply wanting to learn English – as very important services. “Once people can understand what’s being said to them, they can speak up for themselves and are more likely to succeed.” Steve volunteers his time on the Catholic Charities WHY I’M or Steve and Betty Suellentrop, deciding where to volunteer Board of Directors as well, because in his words: “So many 125 YEARS Ftheir time and contribute their charitable dollars was easy. things the organization does are important to making our PROUD. “A friend once community better.” They looked for the organization that had the greatest impact on told me, ‘Peo- the community and that touched their hearts. According to Betty, Catholic While both grew up Catholic and graduated from ple talk about helping the poor, Charities of Dallas won them over on both. Catholic schools, their faith is only part of what fuels their about dedicating time to service, “When we donate to Catholic Charities, we know that we’re support of Catholic Charities. “We are driven by our faith, about fulfilling their religious really helping people in need in the community–it’s not about making the but support the organization because Catholic Charities helps commitment to organization bigger, it’s about helping more people.” everyone – you don’t have to be Catholic to get help here.” assisting others. But you and the They are passionate believers that Catholic Charities’ educational people at Catho- lic Charities live programs and support for refugees and immigrants are critical to helping it, you do it, it’s them become contributing members of society. your life and it’s beautiful.’ ” John Machado, Financial Stability & Career Services 12 13 LEADERSHIP & PARTNERS LEADERSHIP Rick Schornack Volunteer Leadership Board of Directors 2015-2016 Chief Executive Officer, Lockton Companies The Angels of Charity MAKE OUR WORK POSSIBLE of Dallas Bob McDermott, Chair CCD women’s auxiliary Without the support of our Executive Vice President/Chief Operating Officer, Joanie Stephens The Archangels Huitt-Zollars Chief Financial Officer, Stephens & Associates, Inc. CCD men’s network 50 community partners, 77 Tom McCarthy, Vice Chair John Stephens Managing Director, Jones Lang LaSalle Dallas Chief Financial Officer and Senior Vice President, parishes within the Catholic AT&T Mark Taken, Treasurer PARTNERS Diocese of Dallas, and our General Counsel, Avanci, LLC Steve Suellentrop We would like to recognize President, Hunt Oil Company a few of our partners. dedicated leadership, we simply Yolette Garcia, Secretary Associate Dean, School of Education, Southern Monica Velazquez couldn’t help the more than Methodist University Partner, Strasburger & Price, LLP 30,000 people who desperately Mary Lynn (Mel) Bangs Ex-Officio Risk Manager, Omni Hotels (Retired) need us every year. Most Rev. Bishop Kevin Farrell Tim Bray Most Rev. Auxiliary Bishop Gregory Kelly Director, Urban Policy Institute - University of Texas at Dallas Most Rev. Auxiliary Bishop Doug Deshotel Craig Cowles Bill Keffler Founder and Partner, Cardinal Wealth Advisers of Chief Operating Officer, Diocese of Dallas Dallas Dave Woodyard Gerry Heeley President & CEO, Catholic Charities of Dallas Senior Vice President, Christus Health Lindsey O’Sullivan Joe Hogan Chair, Angels of Charity Vice President, HCL America Joe Hogan Doug Lattner President, Archangels Chief Executive Officer, Deloitte Consulting (Retired) Ola Fojtasek Carlos Maese Crystal Charity Ball Partner, Human Dynamics Inc. Megan Martinez Senior Paralegal, Erhard & Jennings, P.C.

14 15 THANK YOU! Catholic Daughters of the Americas/ Ms. Lisa Danzer Our deepest thanks to the following organizations, individuals, foundations JCDA Darling Family Foundation Catholic Diocese of Dallas David M.Crowley Foundation and corporations that provide support to Catholic Charities of Dallas. Catholic Foundation Mr. Brad Davis Causecast Mr. Cesar De La Torre Mr. and Mrs. Michael Adamczyk Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Beach Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Deal Mr. and Mrs. David G. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Bell, Jr. Ms. Carolyn Chenault Ms. Theresa Deany-Jones Mr. David Addison Benevity Community Impact Fund Christ the King Catholic School Dr. Michael A. Deck Mr. Tad Adrian Mrs. Ann Berard Christ the King Parish Deloitte Consulting LLP Albertsons Safeway Mr. and Mrs. John Bert Ms. Cindy Christenson Francis and Barbara Dickson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Alcala Bishop Lynch High School CHRISTUS Health Memorial Fund All Saints Catholic Church Blessed Sacrament Parish Mr. Jim Cihak Divine Mercy of Our Lord Parish America’s Charities Bosworth Steel Erectors, Inc Mr. and Mrs. Tom Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dolan Mr. and Mrs. Victor Arias, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Bosworth Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Codd, Jr. Dollar General Literacy Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Max Ashmead Mrs. Elizabeth C. Bourgeois Mr. and Mrs. John T. Cody, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Donovan Asociacion De Empresarios Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bowler Ms. Briana Coghlan Mr. Brian Dooley Mexicanos Dallas Mr. Ghassan Brair Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Colbert Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dorey AT&T Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brogdon Mr. Dan Collins Draft Root Beer, Inc. Mr. Samuel Balthrop Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brooks Communities Foundation of Texas, Inc. Duda Family Foundation WHY I’M Dr. Richard Bandler Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Brosnahan Mr. and Mrs. Guy Conces Mr. and Mrs. John Dziminski Mr. and Mrs. Alfred R. Bangs Ms. Rosario Brusniak ConocoPhillips Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Earsing 125 YEARS Bank of America Charitable Foundation Mr. Matthew Bryarly Mr. and Mrs. David W. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ehrisman Bank of America Employee Giving Campaign Mr. and Mrs. William Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Corboy Dr. and Mrs. Phillip W. PROUD. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Barnet Mr. Robert Buckner Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crutcher, III Eichenholz “Catholic Charities Barrett Family Foundation Ms. Janis S. Burrow The Crystal Charity Ball Mr. and Mrs. James Einspanier of Dallas opened Ms. Barbara A. Barton Ms. Gwendolyn J. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Curran Mr. and Mrs. James Eiting windows [for me] Harry W. Bass Jr. Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Marvin V. Cannon, III Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dahlstrom Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Elliott and [gave me] Mr. and Mrs. Dan Basso Dr. and Mrs. Al Cardenas Mr. David C. D’Alesandro Mr. and Mrs. Scott Enderle hope for what I Mr. Edward Bauer Ms. Angela Caronia Dallas Foundation Ms. Cynthia K. Engles could do in this Mr. Benjamin Bayer Ms. Suzanne A. Caruso Mr. and Mrs. James J. Damman, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Roger ✝ & Rosemary Enrico BB&T Cathedral Shrine of the Virgin of Ms. Jolene Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Essl country.” Guadalupe Marie, Due to limited publication space this list recognizes stakeholders’ gifts of more than $1,000. Immigrant/ Small Business Owner 16 17 WHY I’M 125 YEARS Estate of Catherine D. Mrs. Catherine Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Steven Landregan Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Moen PROUD. Albiez ✝ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Lattner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mohr “Catholic Charities Estate of Msgr. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Art G. Holguin Leadership Worth Following, LLC Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Weinzapfel ✝ Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Holland Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Leahy Global Impact Funding of Dallas is my Mr. Raul Estrada Mr. and Mrs. William W. Hollon LegacyTexas Bank Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Morgan, Jr. true home away Exxon Mobil Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Legros Mr. and Mrs. Jon Mosle from home! Fidelity Charitable Holy Family of Nazareth Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Leigh Mother of Perpetual Help Vietnamese Avril Knox, Mr. and Mrs. Timothy K. Ms. Lynnee Hopson Mr. David G. Lemire Mr. Arnold R. Mozisek, Jr. Refugee Resettlement Flatley Mr. David Howard Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Levatino Mr. James H. Mulflur Services Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hrubetz Mrs. Jeanne Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Murphy Follansbee Ms. Judy Huettner Mr. Kevin J. Link Mr. Kevin Murphy Mr. Stephen Fortenberry Ms. Brenda Huffman Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Longwell Ms. Sue Murphy Frost Bank, Dallas Huitt-Zollars, Inc. Lura Sira Sanders Trust Mr. and Mrs. Terrence M. Murphy Dr. Benadette M. Gadzella Hunt Consolidated, Inc. W.P. & Bulah Luse Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Jacob H. Gallerano Mrs. Caroline Rose Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lyons Mutual of America Dr. Charles ✝ and Mrs. Peggy Galvin Mr. Jon Hyland Mr. Robert F. Mackey National Philanthropic Trust Mr. and Mrs. Paul Galvin Mr. Nicholas D. Hyslop Dr. and Mrs. Benzel MacMaster NCH Corp. GE United Way Campaign IBM Employee Services Center Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Maese Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Neeb Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gehan Immaculate Conception Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Malenfant Neighborhood Management, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Geisler Mr. Anthony J. Interrante Order Of Malta - American Association Ms. Brenda Nelson Mr. Kurt Gibson Inwood National Bank Mr. Dan Manack Network for Good Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Gigl Jackson Walker LLP Mr. and Mrs. Howard Manning Mr. Bill Nolan Gil & Dody Weaver Foundation JC Penney Corporation, Inc. Employee Ms. Gita R. Maramis Ms. Cyrena A. Nolan Give With Liberty Engagement Fund Mr. and Mrs. David D. Martinez Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Noller Ms. Stacy Glisson Jesuit College Preparatory Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Martinez Northern Trust Mr. and Mrs. Ben N. Golding Mr. John Robert Johnson Mary Immaculate Catholic Church Nuestra Senora Del Pilar Parish Ms. Carol Goode Mr. Nick Jones Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Marz Mr. and Mrs. Hubert J. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Grabowsky Mr. and Mrs. Jay F. Jones Mr. Andrew Masica Mr. and Mrs. Scot W. O’Brien Great Plains Trust Company Mr. Trayce Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mason Mr. and Mrs. John O’Dwyer Mr. Adam Greenway Joseph Cereghino Trust Mr. Reni Mathew Mr. Michael O’Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Gummer JPMorgan Chase Ms. Laura E. Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ondracek WHY I’M Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gump Katherine C. Carmody Charity Trust Mrs. Sandy Mayberry Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Mr. Jose Gutierrez Ms. Lisa Kazar Mr. and Mrs. David McCalla O’Neil 125 YEARS Mr. Lawrence Hall Ms. Kathleen Kearney Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. McCarthy ORIX Foundation Mr. Nathan Hall Mr. Larry Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCleneghen Carrie Orleans Trust PROUD. Halliburton Mr. Richard D. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDermott Ms. Raquel Ortega “I’m proud to Mr. Thomas Halsey Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Keyes Ms. Nancy McGehee Mr. and Mrs. Joseph be part of the Dr. and Mrs. Donald J. Hanratty Mr. Richard Kingham Mr. and Mrs. Christopher T. O’Sullivan Harold Simmons Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Kirby McGowan, Sr. Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Charities Mr. Darren Hartsock Dr. Kurt Kitziger Dr. John J. McPhaul, Jr. Our Lady of the Lake Church family because Mr. James M. Hathaway Mr. Tim Klepper Mr. and Mrs. Scott Mease Mr. and Mrs. Christopher my D. colleagues are Hattie Mae Lesley Foundation Knights of Columbus Council #5052 Merrill Lynch Owens all people who Healthcare Business Media, Inc Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Kobdish Ms. Lisa D. Meyer Pace Realty Corporation have chosen to Mr. Roberto Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. Mark Koch Mr. Joseph F. Meyers Mr. Robert C. Palmer spend their days Mr. Andrew Hill Mr. and Mrs. James F. Koehler Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Palmer working for people Mr. Walter Hill KPMG, LLP Mr. and Mrs. John Miller Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Pangtay Hillcrest Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kramer Modernfold Door & Specialties of Mr. and Mrs. Nick P. Panza in need, not for Ms. Mary Kay Kuklenski DFW, Inc. themselves.” Michelle Gagne, Mission & Social Awareness 18 19 WHY I’M 125 YEARS Mrs. Tracy Parks Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Ryan St. Philip the Apostle United Way Suncoast PROUD. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ms. Lisa M. Ryan St. Pius X Mr. and Mrs. James Urbanus “Catholic Charities Parma Mr. and Mrs. William Ryan St. Rita Catholic Church Ursuline Academy of Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. isn’t about a quick Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Saar St. Thomas Aquinas Parish Mr. Francisco Urueta Parro Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Sadau Mr. and Mrs. Roger T. Staubach Mr. Manuel Uy, III fix…the staff and Ms. Kathleen Parry Mr. and Mrs. Hector Salazar Mr. and Mrs. John J. Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Roger Van Scoy programs are Mr. James E. Parsons Mr. Daniel Salter Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Stephens Mr. Paul J. Vangrieken about helping Mr. and Mrs. James Pasant Mr. David L. Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. Carl N. Stewart Mr. Gustavo Vasquez those in need get Pat and Neil O’Brien Santa Clara Catholic Church Strake Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Martin T. Velazquez to a better place Family Foundation Scanlan Foundation Strasburger & Price Vinson and Elkins, LLP in life.” Mr. and Mrs. John Payne Ms. Elizabeth Schartz Mr. and Mrs. Joel A. Strupp Mr. and Mrs. Chris Volkmer Mr. and Mrs. Terri J. Mr. Sandy Schexnailder Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Suellentrop Mr. and Mrs. Robb Voyles Megan Martinez, Board of Directors Pellerin Mr. Thomas Schlaplohl Synchrony Financial W. R. Berkley Corporation PepsiCo Employee Giving Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Schmitt Systemware, Inc. Mr. Timothy R. Wallace Campaign Mrs. Carolyn Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Paul Szatkowski Walmart Corporate Mr. and Mrs. Erwan Perhirin Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schnieders Mr. and Mrs. Mark Taken Mr. and Mrs. John Wellik Mr. Edward H. Perry, Esq. Schwab Charitable Fund Ms. Rosemary R. Tarangioli Wells Fargo Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Pesenko Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Sears Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Tarantino Westerman Foundation Ms. Laura Pfeffer Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Sercely Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Templeton Ms. Jane A. Wetzel Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Pierrett Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Simoneaux Mr. and Mrs. Mark Teresi Mr. and Mrs. Martin G. Mr. Julian Placino Mr. and Mrs. Bill L. Sladek Mr. and Mrs. Mike Terry White, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Platts Mr. and Mrs. Chris S. Slattery Texas Health Resources Dr. and Mrs. Martin G. White Mr. Tom Polston Mr. and Mrs. John Sommerfeldt Texas Instruments Mr. Robert S. Williams Aileen and Jack Pratt Foundation Mr. Michael D. Spangler Textron Matching Gift Program Mr. and Mrs. Mark PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLC St. Andrew Kim Parish Mr. and Mrs. Dane Thomas Wischmeyer Prince of Peace Parish St. Ann Parish Dr. Jeffrey R. Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Mr. and Mrs. Will Pryor St. Anthony Parish Dr. Mayra J. Thompson Woodbury Quest Capital Management St. Cecilia Parish Mr. Jere W. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Dave B. Ms. Marie Quintana St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Mr. and Mrs. Pat J. Thompson Woodyard Ms. Karen Raskopf St. Francis of Assisi - Frisco Tolleson Wealth Management Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wright Raymond James Charitable St. Francis of Assisi - Lancaster Mr. and Mrs. Peter Trelenberg Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Endowment Fund St. John Nepomucene Mr. Gil Triplett Young, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reddin St. Joseph Catholic Church - Richardson Mr. and Mrs. John Tromba M. B. and Edna Zale Rees-Jones Foundation St. Joseph Parish - Waxahachie Tucker Foundation Foundation WHY I’M Mr. Dennis Reinhold St. Joseph Vietnamese Parish Ms. Suey L. Tuggle Zenith Roofing Services, LLC Renaissance Charitable Foundation St. Joseph Women’s Guild Mr. William Condon and Mr. Willard Zimmerer 125 YEARS Reuter Foundation St. Jude Catholic Church Mrs. Merle K. Turner Mr. and Mrs. John Zipko Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rickert St. Luke Catholic Church TXU Energy PROUD. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Robben St. Mark the Evangelist Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo Ugarte ✝ Deceased “I’m proud to say Mrs. Ann Roberts St. Martin of Tours United HealthCare Services Inc. that our program Mr. Allen Rodger St. Mary of Carmel Parish United Way of Alabama has substantially Ms. Alice Rodriguez St. Mary Parish - St. Anne’s Church United Way of Central Maryland increased its Mr. Gary Rohmer St. Michael the Archangel Parish - Garland United Way of Central Ohio Ms. Kathryn Rombs St. Michael the Archangel Parish - United Way of Greater Kansas City capacity to serve Rosewood Foundation Grand Prairie Donor Choice immigrants Mr. James Ross St. Monica Parish United Way of Greater Los Angeles throughout the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Royer St. Patrick Catholic Church United Way of Metropolitan Dallas Diocese of Dallas.” St. Peter Vietnamese Parish United Way of Tarrant County Luis Arango- Petrocci, Immigration & Legal Services 20 21 3% Community 9% Services Women & Children's $426,318 Services 8% $1,257,737 Family Assistance & Education 36% Programs Resettlement $1,096,847 Services $5,232,983 16% Support Service $2,267,474 6% Employment Services 17% $875,033 Immigration 5% Services Senior Service Programs $2,389,569 $773,238

INCOME STATEMENT C C 3% D 4% Community Diocese 9% Services Women & of Dallas Children's $426,318 2 16% $666,764 Services Foundations 8% $1,257,737 0 $2,313,169 Family Assistance & Education 36% 1 Programs Resettlement 39% $1,096,847 Services Government 6 grants $5,232,983 * $5,788,807 REVENUE EXPENSES 16% Support 24% Service Contributions $2,267,474 $3,536,583 6% Employment Services 8% 17% 5% $875,033 9% United Way Immigration Services Senior Service Program $1,173,725 Programs Service Fees $2,389,569 $1,332,087 $773,238

* Excludes market gains and losses from trust investments.

4% Diocese of Dallas BALANCE SHEET $666,764 16% Foundations Assets 2016 2015 Liabilities & Net Assets $2,313,169 2016 2015 Cash & Equivalents $1,272,261 $1,091,545 Accounts Payable & Accrued Expenses $349,472 39% $343,490 Government Investments 66,930 177,191 Other Liabilities 204,254 grants 283,679 $5,788,807 Accounts Receivable 1,317,263 772,635 Unrestricted Net Assets 4,484,972 4,656,541 Prepaid Expenses & Other 303,288 259,730 Restricted Net Assets 24% 14,572,195 14,590,367 Interest in Trusts 13,717,439 14,364,402 Total liabilities & net assetsContributions $19,610,893 $19,874,077 $3,536,583 Property & Equipment 2,933,712 3,208,574

Total Assets $19,610,893 $19,874,077 8% 9% United Way Program $1,173,725 Service Fees $1,332,087

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WE DON’T ASK IF YOU’RE CATHOLIC. WE ASK HOW WE CAN HELP.

Mission Motivated by the teachings and love of Jesus Christ, Catholic Charities of Dallas serves, advocates for, and empowers people in need regardless of race, religion, age, gender, or national origin and calls the community to action.

Values In pursuing our mission, these values guide our relationship with stakeholders, including donors, volunteers, agencies, employees, clients and the communities we serve. We value: Compassion – For our clients, our partners and among ourselves. Performance and Accountability – The way we approach each task.

Commitment We passionately join forces with Catholic Charities USA, the Texas Catholic Conference and our sister Catholic Charities in Texas, Pastoral Center, parishes and Catholic entities of the Diocese and other community social services partner agencies to provide programs designed to cut poverty and the destructive forces that it creates in the family and community at large.

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