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-Event Chair Robin Kelly Event Committee Linda Bandy Isabel Heuer Vickie Puchi Kathy Benetka Jill Hibbeln Cindy Routzon Lindell Blaich Christy Horvat Rebecca Sandoval Laura Boetger Anne Jacob Lori Schultz Magis Night 2021 Julie Bowen Sheri Jaraczeski Patty Spurway Karen Burlage Michelle Kennedy Bonnie Sutherland Deb Campbell Anne Kilkenny Deborah Svisco Dorothy Campbell Dorota Kilstrom Margaret Tezak ack Ellyn Coughlin Molly Klau John Tobey Martha Diss Sundby Sarah Kleinschmidt Laurie Vieira b to Haddie Elliott Mari Ann Martin Susan Viereck Lynn Emrick Jane Masterson Julia Walsh Lynda Engel Moira McCabe Dawn Wolf ol Patricia Fennelly Susan Murphy Beth Zoellner cho Mary Ann Figlino, CSJ S Teri Newland Nancy Zoellner Molly Fortune Debbie O'Dwyer Courtney Godbolt Mary Beth O'Hagan Kaye Hammond Lara O'Shaughnessy Maribeth Hanzlik February 27, 2021 Kim Hardin Carleen Haselden Maureen Hendricks MAGIS NIGHT 2021 Thank you for joining us at Magis Night 2021: Back to School! The proceeds from Magis Night bridge the gap between what each family contributes (through the student’s Corporate Work Study earnings and family tuition payments) and the total cost of their education. Through this model, donations ensure the students of Arrupe Jesuit have access to a Jesuit, Catholic, college preparatory education, and Corporate Work Study experience. With $2 million in lost CWSP earnings due to the impact of the pandemic on our partners’ ability to hire students this year, your partnership tonight helps Arrupe Jesuit remain financially healthy as, together, we break the cycle of poverty through work and education. VIRTUAL PROGRAM The virtual Magis Night program will begin at 7:00 PM MST and will be available for viewing thereafter. Tune in at www.MagisNight.com. We encourage you to share the video with your networks. AUCTION This year’s auction will close at 6:55 PM on February 27th. If you have not recieved an invitation to join the auction, please register at www.MagisNight.com. If you require assistance with mobile bidding, please text or call Kelly at 303-548-8791. PADDLE RAISER Donations in support of the Paddle Raiser can be made on our event website and mobile app. WEB & MOBILE LINK: www.MagisNight.com PROUD TO SUPPORT Arrupe Jesuit High School’s 2021 Magis Night and the school’s mission to inspire and motivate students as they lead our community toward a better tomorrow. 800-542-8072 www.cobank.com PROGRAM SPEAKERS ARRUPE JESUIT FACULTY & STAFF Michael J. O’Hagan, President Fr. John Nugent, SJ, Principal Eve Vacarro, Director of CWSP Operations Fr. Marcus Fryer, SJ, Pastoral Director Joanne Augustine, Director of College Counseling Addee Phillips, Math Teacher Stephan Graham, Science Teacher ALUMNI Stephen Archuleta, AJHS Class of 2013, Regis University Class of 2017, University of Colorado Boulder, PhD Candidate Juno Padilla, AJHS Class of 2016, Colorado School of Mines Class of 2020 Dulce Villnueva, AJHS Class of 2014, Fairfield University Class of 2018 CURRENT STUDENTS Malia Ahmad, AJHS Class of 2023 Miranda Gonzalez, AJHS Class of 2022 Andy Lupercio Escoto, AJHS Class of 2021 Daisy Marquez, AJHS Class of 2022 Jimena Padilla Ortiz, AJHS Class of 2021 Alberto Ramirez, AJHS Class of 2022 COMMUNITY MEMBERS Susan G. Murphy, Chair, Board of Trustees Lindsey Reevie, Partner, Baceline Group HONORED TO SUPPORT the students & staff of ARRUPE JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL as they set ambitious goals for the future. OUR VISION: to be the world’s best dairy food and ingredient company DULCE VILLANUEVA Arrupe Jesuit, Class of 2014 Fairfield University, Class of 2018 Dulce graduated from Arrupe Jesuit in 2014 and went on to study International Business & Management at Fairfield University. During her undergraduate career, she learned negotiation tactics and a framework for distinguishing the various stages of cooperative relationships across national and international cultures, with an emphasis on win-win strategies. She worked for an international travel agency while studying abroad in Spain, and later returned to Denver to establish a successful home cleaning business, which her family now oversees. Dulce now works at Keller Williams Realty Downtown, the #1 Regional Real Estate brokerage in the state of Colorado. She became a proud homeowner in 2020. Her personal mission continues by spreading financial literacy and helping individuals build passive income through real estate. JUNO PADILLA Arrupe Jesuit, Class of 2013 Colorado School of Mines, Class of 2020 Juno was born and raised in Denver, Colorado. This past May, he graduated from the Colorado School of Mines with a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering and a minor in Public Affairs via the McBride Honors Program. During his Junior year, Juno traveled to the Khumbu Valley of Nepal on behalf of a local NGO, Hike for Help, to assist with a project aimed at uplifting the local economy. Currently, Juno holds multiple roles, including part-time work with Arrupe Jesuit’s CWSP as he prepares for a two- year deployment with the Peace Corps in Guatemala. His goal is to find new ways that he can help others and make a difference in his community. STEPHEN ARCHULETA Arrupe Jesuit, Class of 2013 Regis University, Class of 2017 University of Colorado Boulder, PhD Candidate Stephen first found a love for science as a child, watching shows on The Weather Channel, reading encyclopedias for fun, and dreaming of becoming a storm chaser. As he moved through high school and college, his passion for science and encouragement from his science teachers inspired him to one day become a STEM teacher as well. As a Biochemistry PhD candidate, Stephen currently researches gene expression and gene regulation at CU Boulder. In his free time, Stephen enjoys playing and producing music, sports, bicycling, gaming, and spending time with his family, including his many dogs and cats! ARRUPE JESUIT STATISTICS TO DAT E • Fourteen Classes of Graduates, totaling 975 Alumni • Over $86.5 Million Earned in College Scholarship Dollars • $27.1 Million Earned from Corporate Work Study Jobs • 100% College Acceptance AFTER ARRUPE JESUIT • 67% College Persistence as of June 2019 (gained or seeking certificate or degree) -Compared nationally to 10-15% for our demographic • 90% First Generation College Bound CURRENT STUDENT BODY 442 Students 46% Male 54% Female 93% Hispanic 3% Caucasian 2% African American 1% Asian 1% Other 76% Qualify for Free & Reduced Lunch 50% First Generation High School Graduates Average Income: $41,225 (Family of 4) 94 Feeder Schools Proud Supporters of Arrupe Jesuit High School Since 2004 Paul & MJ Powers THANK YOU TO OUR EVENT SPONSORS! Your sponsorship bridges the gap between what each family contributes and the total cost of a quality education at Arrupe Jesuit High School. PRESIDENTIAL SPONSORS SENIOR SPONSORS Amazing Parish Colorado Housing & Finance Authority Walt & Ellyn Coughlin The Dick & Robin Kelly Foundation The Jesuit Community of Arrupe Jesuit and Regis University Jones & Keller, PC Richard & Mary Pat McCormick Ready Foods, Inc. Mike & Nancy Zoellner JUNIOR SPONSORS Hercules Industries, Inc. Carl & Jan Hoover John and Florence Fortune Family Foundation Clay & Priscilla Fryer Family & Friends The Dorota & Kevin Kilstrom Family Rick & Molly Klau Susan & Don Murphy Tim & Pari O’Donnell Darren & Julia Walsh Craig & Beth Zoellner *We regret any omissions due to printing deadlines. SOPHOMORE SPONSORS Campbell Killin Brittan & Ray City Light & Power Citywide Banks Forst Family Foundation Innovest Portfolio Solutions LLC JR Butler Dave & Vickie Puchi Regis University Routzon Family Foundation Rowan Family Foundation FRESHMAN SPONSORS Archdiocese of Denver Baceline Group Dave & Mary Carr Denver Tech Dentistry Fitzgerald Family Fund at The Catholic Foundation Fransen Pittman General Contractors Holy Family Catholic Parish Kevin & Peg Higgins and Todd & Marion Jones IMA, Inc. Bart and Katie Johnson Kiewit Companies LaserCycle USA, Inc. Kevin & Moira McCabe Dave & Juli Mead Merrill Lynch, Hoover Thisted Team Kate and Mark Michalek Most Precious Blood Catholic Church (2) Alex Mulcahy Newmark The O’Dwyer Family Mike & Lara O’Shaughnessy Regis Jesuit High School Saint Joseph Hospital YES Communities, LLC EVENT CHAIR Robin Kelly EVENT COMMITTEE Linda Bandy Kim Hardin Debbie O’Dwyer Kathy Benetka Carleen Haselden Mary Beth O’Hagan Lindell Blaich Maureen Hendricks Lara O’Shaughnessy Laura Boetger Isabel Heuer Vickie Puchi Julie Bowen Jill Hibbeln Cindy Routzon Karen Burlage Christy Horvat Rebecca Sandoval Deb Campbell Anne Jacob Lori Schultz Dorothy Campbell Sheri Jaraczeski Patty Spurway Ellyn Coughlin Michelle Kennedy Bonnie Sutherland Martha Diss Sundby Anne Kilkenny Deborah Svisco Haddie Elliott Dorota Kilstrom Margaret Tezak Lynn Emrick Molly Klau John Tobey Lynda Engel Sarah Kleinschmidt Laurie Vieira Patricia Fennelly Mari Ann Martin Susan Viereck Mary Ann Figlino, CSJ Jane Masterson Julia Walsh Molly Fortune Moira McCabe Dawn Wolf Courtney Godbolt Susan Murphy Beth Zoellner Kaye Hammond Teri Newland Nancy Zoellner Maribeth Hanzlik PROMOTIONAL PARTNERS PADDLE RAISER You can make certain deserving students have access to an Arrupe Jesuit education. Every family relies on our financial assistance program, low stated tuition, and CWSP earnings. Philanthropic gifts are what make this model possible. Now is your time to open the doors of opportunity for our students! Rick and Susan Schmitz together with two anonymous donors have committed a 1:1 match on your donations during this paddle raiser for the first $200,000 raised. “Knowing strangers were willing to give to help make this experience possible for me makes me want to give back, as well, when I get the opportunity in the future.” -AJHS Graduate, DeMarco Randall AUCTION RULES • You may pay online by VISA, MasterCard, American Express or Discover. Payment can also be made by check after the event. Please send gifts to the Philanthropy Department at Arrupe Jesuit High School, 4343 Utica Street, Denver, CO 80212. • Appropriate sales tax will be collected on tangible items. • Items are available for in-person bidders to take home after the event.
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