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FOREVER DE CHANTAL CAMPAIGN PROGRESS TOTAL PLEDGES: $3,220,000 * Pledge totals and donor count (over 92% of our Goal!) do not reflect additional gifts we have recently received. TOTAL DONORS: 301 Available Remaining Legacy Gifts: DONORS SINCE KICKOFF PARTY: 129 AVERAGE PLEDGE/GIFT: $10,698 CHILDREN Scoreboard ($250,000) Field Playground: ($100,000) Lights: ($100,000) Batting Cage ($100,000) Outdoor Concession/Storage($100,000) CHURCH Chancel Triptych ($250,000) St. Joan of Arc ($50,000) Blessed Stanley Rother ($50,000) Servant of God Mary Virginia Merrick ($50,000) COMMUNITY Kitchen ($250,000) Choir Room ($100,000) Stage ($75,000) Scanlon Meeting Room ($50,000) PROJECT UPDATES CHILDREN: Storm Water Management Concept and Forest Conservation Exceptions have been submitted to Montgomery County and are presently under review. This is the first phase of a 2 phase permitting process, the second phase consisting of full submission of all engineering designs, which are in preparation. It is anticipated that final permits will be issued in late 2021/early 2022 with a commencement of construction in early spring of 2022! CHURCH: Legacy Gifts for 8 Stained Glass Windows have been received. The Guardian Angel Window for the Family Room has been mounted and is approximately 50% complete, with an anticipated installation by the end of 2021. COMMUNITY: After a Year of COVID restriction, the parish choirs are being reorganized and preliminary plans have been completed for the construction of the Choir Room and renovation of the kitchen and Caulfield Hall. HONOR ROLL OF DONORS THROUGH 7/16/21 Mike and Karen Alcorn William and Karen Fisher Meagan and David LeNard Mike and Nancy Ridgway Vivi Allen Thomas and Suzanne Fitzpatrick Brian and Kelly Lennon Merlyn Rodrigues Augustus and Elizabeth Alzona Matthew and Michelle Flynn Janice Lent Richard and Patrice Roe Elizabeth Anastasia Robert and Nancy Flynn Fred and Emily Lestina/Ko Steve and Ann Roth Michael and Gabriela Antonelli St. Florian Foundation Katy Linder Yazmin Rowe Augustus and Noreen Aquino Trust Carole Fox Stephen and Laura Lodge Tim and Betsey Royston Ted Arceneaux Allen Frank Michael and Carolyn Lozupone Paul and Jill Ruff Alp and Karen Atabak Courtney Froemming John and Marlene Lucas Charles and Catherine Russell Rob and Tonimaria Ayers Samir and Chahira Gabriel Alli and Brian Lumpkin Mary Russell Brian and Kelly Baker Stephen and Kathy Gaenzler Brett MacInnes Matt and Katie Russell William and Robin Baker Joe and Nancy Gallelli Philip and Kathleen Magenheim Lane and Debbie Ryan Feryl Barakat Mike and Alex Gandolfo Skip and JoAnn Mahon Judy and Scott Sadler Natacha Barry Robert and Joanne Garrity Lee and Joe Malone Zdeenek and Jacqueline Sadlik Fernanda and Javier Bartoli-Pinero Matt and Stephanie Geary Andrew and Suzanne Marcou Monica Sainz Matthew Bathon Keith and Brooke Gensch Jennifer Marquez Karen Salah Ed Beccles Mina and Sol Gharib Daniel and Cynthia Masison William Sansalone Sergio and Maria Beltran Dawn and Michael Gibson Scott and Kerry Matejik Chris and Christy Scango Ventura and Betty Bengoechea Samuel Giese Jen and John Matelis Patrick and Ann Scheele Nohemee Berhane-Etherly Mary Kate Gilligan Edquardo and Hannah Mattei Steffen and Julia Schwarzkopf/Walz Brian and Pamela Bishop Tim and Victoria Gleason Charles and Tina Maxwell Katie and Mike Shaffer Stephen and Rose Boehm John and Joanna Goetcheus Kevin and Kathleen Maynard Mark and Maureen Shaheen Paul and Helen Bollwerk Bernie Goodrich Jennifer and Amelia Mays-Gogarty Daniel and Claire Shea Victor and Gilda Bonardi Jean Gordon Laps and Anna McCord Mary Shvodian Bertrand and Anne Bouhour Mike and Allyson Gozycki Joe and Ann Marie McCormick Christopher and Denise Sintetos Zavera Brandon John and Jennifer Graham Patrick and Shirleyeyne McDonald Constantine and Laura Skandalis John and Mary Broome Caroline Green Jane McDonnell Mark Skibbie Julia Bryson Jeffrey and Christine Guelcher Anna McGowan Nicolas and Catherine Skibo Dennis and Patty Bubar Jose and Alexis Guerrier Peter and Amy McGuire Bill and Lisa Slater Nancy Burch Michael and Amanda Gujda Mark and Catherine McKaig Kathleen Smith Keith and Elizabeth Burgess Colleen Hadigan George and Malgorzata McKenna St Jane de Chantal Sodality Fred and Rita Burke Bill and Sandra Hagan Will and Tree McKinnon Anthony and Andrea Solazzo John and Julie Burke Michael and Elizabeth Hamilton Paula McKrinski Dominic and Marisa Sparado Laura Carlson David and Mary Hand Gerard and Mary Beth McLoughlin St. Louis Parish Jamie and Leslie Caulfield Jason/Kate Harman/Beers J. 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