Annual Newsletter October 2019 – September 2020

The Catholic Foundation delivers the Spring Grant Cycle check to Pastor Fr. Joe Kim and Parish Administrator Luis Estrada at Saint John Vianney Parish.

Inside

 Donors’ outpouring of generosity makes an impact in response to RESPONDING IN pandemic needs

 How the Foundation shifted in response to COVID-19 A TIME OF CRISIS

 Bequest to the Basilica provides FOREVER VALUE We are committed to strengthening our Catholic Our Mission community through fund development and Dear Friends, grantmaking. It is our vision to be a partner in Catholic philanthropy, matching donor intent with unmet needs, and building FOREVER VALUE At the Foundation we connect generous by acquiring and growing endowed funds. families with important need. Never have Through prudent investing of endowments, we seen the power of this connection more administration of donor advised funds, and strongly than in this time of pandemic. education around legacy giving, the Foundation The community needed us, and with our builds long-term support for vital ministries donors, we responded. and organizations in our local community and We have had record-setting grant making beyond. this year, both from endowments and Donor Advised Funds. We were able to make a $5,000 grant to every parish in the Diocese of San Jose and the chancery office for pandemic-related needs. And those grants were in addition to our Spring Grant Cycle in which we were able to meet 93% of the need thanks Gather Grow Give to support from generous donors. We gather donations and We grow the funds in our We grant from the funds This is why we encourage institutions to develop funds for the benefit care through prudent for the benefit of effective develop endowments and families to establish philanthropy funds – for of the community and socially responsible programs and organizations in important support in time of great need. investing our community and beyond There are simple and important ways to join us, through endowments for institutions or areas of interest, Family Endowments and Donor Advised Funds. We also have great tools to assist in legacy planning. $5,000 per Parish When people ask about the changing face of Catholic philanthropy, we Pandemic Relief answer that it’s not changing. This is who we’ve always been. We will Celebrating mass at Saint Julie continue supporting important causes today and creating FOREVER VALUE 93% Billiart Parish in San Jose for the future of our community and beyond. of need met through Spring Cycle We hope you will enjoy the stories – and join us.

Jim Cashman Mary Quilici Aumack Board Chair, CEO, The Catholic Community Foundation The Catholic Community Foundation

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7% 14% ASSETS UNDER MANAGEMENT A gift of FOREVER VALUE for our beloved Cathedral Basilica 27% 2019 21% We often speak about FOREVER VALUE, this Through the years, the couple had many idea that through a donation or bequest to an conversations with the Foundation about endowment you can remain part of an institution their intent to include the Foundation in their and its ministries FOREVER. estate plan, solely in support of the Cathedral Preservation Endowment. Now they are in 61,000,000 30% They called themselves the “Roman Guards of PURPOSE TOTAL heaven, and this beautiful gift from their estate the Cathedral.” This anonymous husband and establishes their legacy and keeps their love and wife – parishioners at the Cathedral Basilica of 2020 Donor Advised Fund $12,000,000 spirit among us. Because of their generosity and Saint Joseph for many decades – were historians important planning, the Foundation will make Education $18,000,000 and docents, with deep affection for this jewel of material annual grants in support of this historic downtown San Jose. Ministry / Includes and holy place FOREVER. $25,000,000 Family Endowments During the Rooted in Faith Capital Campaign Each of us can provide FOREVER VALUE to a 84,000,000 Parish $23,000,000 of the Diocese 15 years ago, one element was parish, school, religious order or ministry as part the upkeep and preservation of the Cathedral. of our legacy. If you’d like to have a conversation Vocations $6,000,000 Numbers as of September 30, 2020 As part of the campaign, this couple made a about it, please contact us. donation along with many others. The Cathedral had among the highest designated giving of Generous Response to Extraordinary Need all elements of the campaign. This generosity created an endowment at the Foundation that “The cathedral is more than just has granted over $1 million since the first grant in the building - it is the center of When our county went into mandatory shelter- 2009. our diocese and truly a jewel in-place on March 16 and we began to see for the city of San Jose. This the first local impacts of the coronavirus, we “While some days the challenges Projects supported by these grants have included knew we needed to act. We reached out to our of addressing the pandemic seem painting the entire exterior, electrical upgrades, cathedral shows the best of what network of supporters and they immediately truly overwhelming, when we and restoring the stained-glass windows. In we, as Catholics, can be for the stepped up with enormous compassion receive support like yours, it really the years since their first donation, the “Roman greater community. It proves to and generosity. Within a week, donors had lifts our spirits.” Guards” continued to give annually. be a beacon for those in need, responded with nearly $30,000 in support of our Greg Kepferle, CEO of Catholic both spiritually and physically.” local Catholic Charities, Diocesan schools, and Charities of Santa Clara County Joyce Denzel, Cathedral Docent local parishes. Donations continued to pour in over the following months. Read more about our response to the coronavirus on page 8.

860,000 raised for COVID response

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Our Funds

FIELD OF INTEREST ENDOWMENTS Our Lady of Refuge Parish EDUCATION/SCHOOL DESIGNATED Galetto-Dugoni Charitable Fund Apolonia Andre Fund for Liturgical Music Our Lady Star of the Sea Parish ENDOWMENTS Genovese Family Charitable Fund Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish Hallagan Huston Family Fund Bishop Patrick J. McGrath Endowment for Catholic Education Tuition Assistance Sacred Heart of Saratoga Parish Rev. Saju Joseph Charitable Fund Ministry George Santich Endowment to Benefit St. Justin Saint Anthony Parish Paul Keller and Aga Goodsell Charitable Fund Parish Outreach School Saint Christopher Parish John & Carolyn Lewis Charitable Fund Parish Repair & Refurbishment Holy Spirit School Saint Clare Parish Masleid Family Fund Parish Stewardship Notre Dame Education Fund Saint Elizabeth Parish Irene and Donald McGovern Charitable Fund Pastoral Ministry Training & Formation Sacred Heart Nativity Schools Saint Frances Cabrini Parish Milligan Family Fund Saint Christopher School Saint Francis of Assisi Parish Mark & Bertha Minnihan Fund DESIGNATED ENDOWMENTS Saint Clare School Saint Joseph, Mountain View Parish George and Jill Montanari Charitable Fund Catholic Charities Saint Frances Cabrini School Saint Joseph of Cupertino Parish Mooney Family Fund Catholic Extension Saint Lucy School Saint John Vianney Parish Nicholas G. and JoAnne Moore Family Fund Diaconate Training Saint Lucy School Scholarship Fund “Voices of Saint Julie Billiart Parish David and Alice Mount Family Fund Fund for Vocations and Religious Ministries Gratitude” Saint Julie Billiart Parish Next Generation Lisa and Paul Normandin Charitable Fund Lay Leadership Saint Patrick School Saint Justin Parish James R. O’Brien Charitable Fund Loaves & Fishes Saint Simon Parish Endowment for Tuition Saint Lawrence, the Martyr Parish Andy & Trish O’Donnell Charitable Fund Martha’s Kitchen Assistance Saint Leo the Great Parish Michael and Evelyn Oliver Charitable Fund Saint Joseph the Builder (CCF Unrestricted) Saint Lucy Parish Patrick and Christine O’Malley Donor Fund Seminarian Training Saint Maria Goretti Parish NON-ENDOWED FUNDS The Park Family Fund Social Justice Education Saint Martin of Tours Parish New Parish Acquisition & Construction Ronald G. and Sheryl A. Pelzel Fund Young Adult Ministry Saint Martin, Sunnyvale Parish Richard C. Pfaff Fund Youth Ministry Saint Mary Parish (Gilroy) DONOR ADVISED FUNDS Bryan Polster and Anne Yamamoto Charitable Saint Mary of the Immaculate Conception Parish Anonymous Funds (17) Fund PARISH DESIGNATED ENDOWMENTS Saint Nicholas & Saint William Catholic Parish Ed and Kathy Almazol Charitable Fund Rev. Rick Rodoni Charitable Fund Ann Cretin Endowment for Service to St. Saint Simon Parish Anthony Gift Fund John and Diann Ryan Charitable Fund Catherine Parish Saint Thomas Aquinas Parish Mary & Douglass Aumack Charitable Fund Sabadin Charitable Fund Cathedral Basilica Operations Saint Thomas of Canterbury Parish Bakeis Family Charitable Fund Schall Family Charitable Fund Cathedral Basilica Preservation San Jose Chinese Catholic Mission Baroni Family Charitable Giving Fund C. Schmidek Fund Catholic Community at Stanford Eric & Maria Bellafronto Charitable Fund John A. Sobrato & Susan Sobrato Fund Church of the Transfiguration Thomas J. Biagini Charitable Fund John M. Sobrato Fund Glover Endowment for St. Julie’s Outreach & Ronald & Mary Ellen Cane Family Fund Stone Family Charitable Fund Immersion Lucia F. Carrillo Charitable Fund TODKO Donor Advised Fund Holy Family Parish “When I think of the word Stephen P. Carter Donor Advised Fund Triplett Family Donor Advised Fund Holy Korean Martyrs Parish ‘community,’ I think of people Cashman Family Charitable Fund Votaw Family Fund Holy Spirit Parish who are not only connected in Alice and Stan Chow Charitable Fund Waite Family Charitable Fund Most Holy Trinity Parish some way but who also support Desbieys Family Fund Lisa and Michael Yutrzenka Make a Difference Nachazel (Bill & Louise) Memorial Endowment and care for one another. The Rev. Hao Dinh Charitable Fund Fund for St. John the Baptist Catholic Community Foundation Daniel E Furtado Donor Advised Fund Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish lived up to its name by providing funds for our parish when we really needed them.” Fr. Greg Kimm, Pastor at Saint Joseph For descriptions of our funds Cupertino Parish, on receiving their For more information about and to donate, visit endowment disbursement early Donor Advised Funds, visit catholiccf.org/endowments catholiccf.org/donor-advised-funds

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Our Investment Strategy Response to the Coronavirus “We are grateful to the Catholic Community Foundation and many donors for your support We are committed to designing a strategy that When Santa Clara County went into mandatory of our parishes and maximizes investment results. Our goal is to “The Foundation is deeply quarantine on March 16, 2020, we knew we communities that help grow each fund’s total return to provide a steady needed to act. No one yet knew the full extent committed to impact in our grant further the work of the stream of income that fuels grants, supporting of how the coronavirus would impact our making and in our investing.” the mission of each beneficiary organization. community. Church here in the Valley We follow official guidelines for Catholic Brad Baron, Investment Committee We knew that our beneficiaries, most of them of St. Clare. The work Investing and ensure our endowments are Chair parishes and Catholic elementary schools, would of our local Church, the managed in compliance with endowment be in crisis mode and needed a compassionate Diocese of San Jose, can management laws. and generous response from us. only be accomplished Our nimble nature allowed us to make through such generosity and adjustments in both our Designated Grants and partnership.” Bishop Oscar Cantú our Spring Grants so that organizations could get OUR THREE MAIN OBJECTIVES much needed “relief.”

   DESIGNATED GRANTS In the middle of this process, a donor pledged a 1 2 3 We manage many endowments for institutions $500,000 match for the Spring Grant Cycle. This and ministries which normally grant about 4% donation and the many matching gifts greatly once a year in September. amplified our ability to meet the community’s Focus on the long- Pool assets to capitalize Follow USCCB Guidelines needs. term returns, providing on scale and gain access for Catholic Investing to This year, we knew these beneficiaries would need more support. We were able to offer a Thanks to the matching donation campaign, FOREVER VALUE for our to top managers ensure we do not invest one-time grant of 6% from these endowments the Foundation was able to give $5,000 to beneficiaries in companies that operate in an accelerated timeframe. every parish in the Diocese of San Jose and the counter to our mission chancery office for pandemic-related needs – no SPRING GRANTS application necessary. On top of that, parishes A lot happened between our original Spring could apply for grants in our 7 application areas Grant Cycle application deadline on March 16 which now had significantly more funding. and our ultimate granting. Once the realities Read more about the results of the Spring Grant Cycle on page 10. NEW INVESTMENT PARTNER of the pandemic began to set in, we knew our Earlier this year the Foundation joined forces grantees would need support from our grant with Jordan Park, an investment advisory firm cycle more than ever before. in San Francisco. Jordan Park has the responsibility to implement the Investment Strategy set jointly with the Foundation. This partnership adds great value to our overall offerings. The team at Jordan Park is deeply experienced in investing all asset classes. Their commitment to impact investing and community improvement matches our commitment to Catholic investing and providing FOREVER VALUE 5 Parishes through prudent and effective investment decisions. decided to “pay it forward” and gave the $5,000 they received to For more information about our another parish investment strategy, visit catholiccf.org/investment-management Fr. Saju Joseph, Pastor at Saint Martin of Tours Parish, and parish volunteers accept a check for the three grants they 7 October 2019 – September 2020 Annual Newsletter / Responding in a Time of Crisis received in the Spring Grant Cycle. 8 Give

Our Grantmaking Spring Grant Cycle 2020 SPRING GRANT CYCLE TOTALS

TOTAL GRANTMAKING The Spring Grant Cycle is the Foundation’s CATEGORY # GRANTS $ GRANTED annual open application cycle. Local parishes, Apolonia Andre Fund 15 $30,000 Catholic elementary schools, and other pre- for Liturgical Music TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL NUMBER approved Catholic organizations can submit GRANTED GRANTED OF GRANTS applications in seven categories. Clergy Leadership 8 $22,500 Since Inception Oct 2019 – Sept 2020 Oct 2019 – Sept 2020 % OF NEED MET IN Family Life 12 $45,000 Lay & Religious 8 $35,000 862 2019 2020 Leadership Parish Outreach 26 $187,000 36,500,000 5,140,000 Parish Stewardship 36 $186,500 Pastoral Ministry 44 $196,000 GRANTS BY PURPOSE 41% 93% Training and Formation Amount Granted Oct 19 - Sep 20 GRAND TOTAL 149 $702,000

TWO-YEAR GRANT Meals are provided to approximately 400 people This year, the Foundation selected “Neighbor- at each parish per week. The market is run by $429,000 $1,692,000 $187,500 $329,000 $2,487,000 to-Neighbor Meals” as the recipient of the parish volunteers, and Our Lady of Refuge Parish Two-Year Grant. This grant secures two years of has already seen residents helped by the program 33 grants 228 grants 3 grants 6 grants 587 grants funding for a program under the Parish Outreach come back as volunteers to serve others. Catholic category. The program is a collaboration Charities of Santa Clara County provides basic PARISH MINISTRY* VOCATIONS EDUCATION DONOR support and overall structure for this program as ADVISED FUND between Our Lady of Refuge, Christ the King, and Saint Maria Goretti parishes which are providing part of their Parish Engagement Program. *Includes Family Endowment & Spring Grants free, nutritious meals to the community at a weekly “Community Market.” Along with hot meals, community members can receive food To support more programs like this, donate boxes, medical care, immigration legal services, to the Parish Outreach Endowment school supplies for children, and more. at catholiccf.org/parish-outreach FIRST CATHOLIC IMPACT SCHOLAR AWARD WINNER Ian da Silva of Bellarmine College Prep received the first Catholic Impact Scholar Award. The award is given to a junior who exemplifies the impact that a Catholic high school education has on a student’s future goals and view of the world around them. Each local Catholic high school was invited to nominate one junior student to write an essay answering the question, “How has my Catholic education prepared me to contribute to, engage with and improve my community and the world?” The winner received $5,000 toward his senior year tuition.

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BISHOP MCGRATH ENDOWMENT Most Holy Trinity’s “Revitalize and Replant Donor Advised Fund Holders Respond in a Time of Crisis FOR MINISTRY Parish Staff” program which aims to revitalize The Bishop Patrick J. McGrath Endowment for staff in areas of teamwork, multi-tasking Ministry was established to benefit the Diocese of and leadership skills, especially in light of San Jose as part of Bishop McGrath’s legacy. The staff changes and challenges faced by the At the Foundation, we are always in conversation The beauty of this vehicle is that it allows for the endowment created three new categories for coronavirus. with the families that have Donor Advised Funds building up of a “philanthropic nest egg,” ready funding which issued their first grants during the Our Lady of La Vang’s “Year of Family Life” with us. We can connect them to effective to respond in times like these. And people DID 2020 Spring Grant Cycle: Clergy Leadership, Lay program which offers workshops, retreats, and programs and important needs. When the respond. & Religious Leadership, and Family Life. Parishes development sessions for parents and children to pandemic hit and churches and schools were In fact, the last five years of granting tell the story and Diocesan offices applied to fund programs gain knowledge on how to grow in faith together closed, we immediately went to these families of the generosity of our DAF holders during this such as: and to strengthen the relationship of the family. and asked for help. pandemic. Saint John Vianney’s “Divine Renovation - Kickstart Cohorts” program in which the pastor To support more programs like this, DONOR ADVISED FUND GRANTING BY YEAR will go through a six-session training to move the donate to the Bishop McGrath parish “from maintenance to mission.” Endowment for Ministry at catholiccf.org/bishop-mcgrath-endowment 2016 247.300 2017 1,251,400 Donor Advised Fund Granting 2018 1,388,800 2019 1,378,600 GENEROSITY THROUGH DONOR A Donor Advised Fund (DAF) is a convenient 2020 1,870,000 ADVISED FUNDS (Jan-Sept) vehicle for donating to all the organizations Families can grow their Donor Advised Funds you love. Donors make charitable contributions and utilize them by making grants in times of Total Amount Granted to their fund, receive the immediate tax great need or opportunity. Sometimes they deduction, and then recommend grants from are viewed negatively as opportunities to the fund whenever it make sense for them. The “warehouse money.” Such is NOT the case with FINISHING THE YEAR STRONG Foundation offers opportunities for giving and our generous donor advisors. From October DAF granting in only the first 3 quarters of 2020 “The Covid-19 pandemic affected so education about local program throughout the 2019 through September 2020 we granted has surpassed the total DAF granting of 2019. many lives. We were blessed to have year. 24% from these funds, above the national Since, on average, 51% of our DAF grants are the Catholic Community Foundation average and well above the minimum granting distributed in Q4, the total projected for 2020 to work with, to help grant from our For more information about how Donor requirements set for private foundations. looks very encouraging for our community. Our fund to our community in need.” Together we learn about needs and DAF holders have been very generous during this Advised Funds work, visit catholiccf.org/ George and Jill Montanari, Donor opportunities, and we respond. time of need, and we know their generosity will donor-advised-funds Advised Fund Holders continue into the end-of-year giving season.

24% 768,000 contributed by DAF Grant DAF Holders toward Rate the Foundation’s COVID response

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The Society of Saint Joseph is comprised of Catholic men and women who, The Foundation focuses on building strong understanding the call to protect and preserve our faith for future generations, relationships with Estate Planning Attorneys, “The Catholic have made a commitment to name their local parish, a Catholic elementary CPAs, Wealth Managers, and other advisors Community Foundation school, the Diocese of San Jose, or any ministry of the Diocese as beneficiary of throughout our community. When advisors provides a high-tech/ a gift (of any size) in their wills or trusts, retirement accounts or life insurance policies. know about the Foundation and our work, they high-touch approach We are grateful for these extraordinary gifts that come to the Church after the donors’ lifetimes, can recommend our services to clients when bearing witness to the faith and ministries they supported and cherished during their life. Their legacy they feel it is appropriate. We help educate when helping of support makes our Catholic institutions stronger, sustainable and better equipped to reach future professional advisors on creative ideas around families execute their generations with our message of faith, hope and love. philanthropy and legacy giving that might not be philanthropic strategies, top-of-mind for them in their everyday work. both now and through effective legacy planning.” SOCIETY OF SAINT JOSEPH MEMBERS 2020 CARES ACT WEBINAR Charles Packer, Attorney This year, in lieu of our normal spring Advisor and Shareholder, Hopkins Anonymous George and Severa Escober William and Louise† Nachazel Breakfast networking and speaker event, we & Carley Robert and Barbara Aquino Daniel E. Furtado Joe Naylor presented a webinar about the philanthropic Mary and Douglass Aumack Rev. Thierry Geris Louis and Margaret Normandin opportunities in the CARES Act. The Foundation was Kenneth and Mary Baumel Martha Giannini Paul and Lisa Normandin joined by Nancy Moriarty, Tax partner at at Frank, Thomas J. Biagini Rick and Terry Giorgetti Ronald and Sheryl Pelzel Rimerman+Co., who spoke about the provisions Rev. Msgr. J. Patrick Browne Aga Goodsell and Paul Keller Robert and Carol Peters of the legislation that impact philanthropy, and Erik Poi V. Buenaventura Ron Hallagan and Ann Huston Linda Poncetta Dryburgh, Principal at Adler & Colvin, who covered David and Erlinda Cadena Michael and Corazon Kalt Carol Reber For more information and resources for the opportunity that endowments present in light of Lauretta Cappiello Cynthia Keene Julianne and Frank† Sabadin professional advisors, visit this legislation. The recording of this webinar is Arthur and Jean Carmichael Chauncey and Yvonne Kendall Carolina and German Scipioni catholiccf.org/professional-advisors available to view at https://bit.ly/2G7KZLh Karonne Carlsen Joseph J. and Rita B. Richard Sherman Irmina Carpio Krackeler Leslie C. Smith Lucia F. Carrillo Gregory Krodel John B. and Mary Ann Sorci Grace Casayuran-Valdez Louis and Laura Lencioni Stanley Spence 2020 ADVISOR STEERING COMMITTEE Brendan J. and Isabel Cassin John and Carolyn Lewis Rev. Msgr. Terrence Sullivan Brad Baron, RBC Wealth Dave Davis, Johanson & Yau Marc Parkinson, Petrinovich, Albert and Carmen Ching Joseph and Rosalie Marty Jack and Mary Lou Taylor Management George Delucchi, Delucchi, Pugh and Co. Anthony Cirone Leo and Carolyn Mauro Rev. Leonard Traverso† Steve Baroni, Frank, Rimerman Hawn & Co., LLP James Petrinovich, Freedom Richard and Lillian Clark Most Rev. Patrick J. McGrath Raymond and Susan Triplett + Co., LLP John Doyle, WealthPLAN, PC Equity Group Rose Crimi Rev. Brendan McGuire Laurie Vavuris† Christina Bedolla, Ferrari, Kathy Fitzpatrick, Fitzpatrick & Deborah Kramer Radin, Kramer George P. Delucchi Robert and Joan Mibach Jess and Katrina Votaw Ottoboni, Caputo & Wunderling Tucker, Inc. Radin, LLP Joyce E. Denzel Steve and Anne Miligan Patrick and Ginny Waite LLP Tom Glascott, Eckley Lombardi Brandon Rebboah, Berliner Jackson and Patricia Eaves George and Jill Montanari Nora and Daren Wilkinson Jerome Bellotti, Jerome A Glascott, LLP Cohen LLP Bellotti & Associates Doug Hansen, Deloitte William Ring, Capital Group Frank Boitano, Abbott, Loreen Huddleston, Loreen E. David Sacarelos, Seiler LLP Have you already named the Catholic Stringham & Lynch Huddleston CPA Accountancy Brian L. Shetler, Berliner Cohen Lisa Intrieri Caputo, Ferrari, Corp. LLP Church in your estate plan? Ottoboni, Caputo & Wunderling Larry Kuechler, Armanino, LLP Leslie Yarnes Sugai, Sugai & Complete our confidential Legacy Intention LLP Tim Maximoff, Hoge Fenton Sudweeks Form and we will welcome you into the Society Steve Carter, Abbott, Stringham Jones & Appel, Inc. Raymond Triplett, Triplett of Saint Joseph! & Lynch Bertha Minnihan, Moss Adams Financial This Society is managed by the Catholic To learn more about the Society and what James Cashman, Berliner Nancy Moriarty, Frank, Vicki Viso, Viso Insurance Community Foundation in partnership with the Cohen LLP Rimerman + Co., LLP Services Office of Stewardship and Development at the you can expect as a member, please visit catholiccf.org/society-of-saint-joseph Tom Crotty Charles Packer, Hopkins & Carley Charles Volpe, Berliner Cohen Diocese of San Jose. Jennifer Cunneen, Cunneen Law Jim Parks LLP

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James Cashman, Board Chair Jennifer Cunneen Paul Normandin Stephen Baroni, Treasurer Douglas C. Hansen C.S. Park Charmaine Warmenhoven, Secretary Don McGovern John M. Sobrato Brad Baron Anne Milligan Raymond J. Triplett Tom Crotty Bertha Minnihan Pat Waite

Foundation Staff Parish Leader Advisor Group

Mary Quilici Aumack, Chief Executive Fr. Mark Arnzen, Pastor, Saint Lucy Parish Officer Fr. Joseph Benedict, Pastor, Cathedral Nick Carney, Endowment & Planned Basilica of Saint Joseph Giving Program Manager Fr. Chris Bennett, Pastor, Saint Christopher Sean Finigan, Operations Manager Parish Marie Galetto-Dugoni, Marketing Manager Fr. Saju Joseph, Pastor, Saint Martin of Tours Maya Reyes, Grants Program Manager Parish Nora Wilkinson, Administrative Coordinator Fr. Greg Kimm, Pastor, Saint Joseph of Cupertino Parish Fr. Justin Le, Pastor, Saint Maria Goretti Parish

We recognize that parishes and the Diocese of San Jose are important partners in and beneficiaries of our work. The Foundation meets quarterly with the Parish Leader Advisor Group to brainstorm and discuss our work and partnership.

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