St. Ignatius School Annual Report 2O18

Empowering students in the South Bronx to become their best selves since 1995.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Message from the President ...... 3 About St. Ignatius School...... 4 Whom We Serve ...... 5 Our Programs ...... 7 Schools Attended by SIS Graduates ...... 8 YP Board and Extraordinary Donors and Volunteers ...... 10 Volunteer Spotlight ...... 11 Alumni Spotlights ...... 12 Trustee Spotlight ...... 16 Financials ...... 17 Donors ...... 18 Plans for the Future ...... 28 Board of Trustees ...... 29

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24956_AR.indd 2 9/26/18 4:58 PM A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

Dear Friends,

It is with a profound sense of joy and gratitude that I welcome you to St. Ignatius School (SIS). I am new to the SIS community and could not be more excited to be joining a school that has accomplished so much in its first 23 years. While I am new to SIS, I am not a newcomer to Jesuit education. I grew up on Staten Island, and my life was forever changed when I had the opportunity to go to Regis High School. I spent a good portion of my teenage years commuting on trains and the ferry to attend Regis, but those years provided me an incredible educational foundation as well as instilling in me the lifelong Jesuit value of being a man for others. I have a great respect and appreciation for the power of a Jesuit education to transform lives, and I am eager to help SIS deliver on its mission for our wonderful students in the South Bronx.

St. Ignatius School is a co-educational, independent, and tuition-free middle school in the Hunts Point section of the South Bronx. The SIS vision is that all of its students excel in high school, college, and beyond. We are proud to note that in the last six years, 97% of SIS alumni graduated from high school, well over twice the rate of their peers in Hunts Point public schools. For the 2018-19 academic year, we will serve 79 eager middle school students and will continue to support 158 alumni in high school and college through our Graduate Support Program.

The school has flourished over the last few years under the guidance of our board, the leadership of dynamic President Eavan O’Driscoll, and a dedicated staff who have committed their lives to the school’s mission. This past spring, we earned full accreditation from the State Association of Independent Schools (NYSAIS), formalizing what we have known to be true for a long time – that SIS provides a comprehensive academic curriculum, has sound governance, and is effectively executing its mission of empowering our students to become their best selves. Through the generous contributions of our family of individual supporters and many foundations, the school finds itself on a stable financial footing that gives it the necessary resources to serve its students.

In the Jesuit spirit of magis, there is much work ahead for us. We strive to deliver an even higher level of education to our students so that they are well prepared for success in the many high caliber schools where they now routinely earn admission. We also seek ways to deliver our mission to even more students. There are many motivated, deserving students in the South Bronx that we do not yet have the resources to reach, and we look to build our capacity to serve them. We must also strengthen the long-term financial foundation of the school. Our current fundraising efforts and the generosity of our donors have stabilized our annual operating budget. However, we must continue to build our nascent endowment so that we are not one slow fundraising year or the next financial downturn away from disruption of our ability to provide much needed services to our community.

We hope that you will continue to be our partners in this noble effort and invite you to visit our incredible school, experience the warm welcome of our students, and witness our mission in action.

Gratefully,

Jeremy Clifford President

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24956_AR.indd 3 9/28/18 7:52 AM ST. IGNATIUS SCHOOL

Independent, tuition-free, Jesuit-sponsored, and NYSAIS accredited, St. Ignatius School (SIS) is a co-educational middle school (grades 6-8) located in the Hunts Point section of the South Bronx, New York. The school traces its origin to the Jesuit inner-city outreach programs at Nativity Mission Center on the Lower East Side of in the 1970s. Inspired by the Jesuit model and in direct response to the critical needs of the Hunts Point community, SIS began educating boys in 1995 in a storefront on Hunts Point Avenue. In 2004, girls were welcomed and the school moved into its current home on Manida Street.

OUR MISSION

St. Ignatius School’s mission is to empower students in the South Bronx to become their best selves by creating a safe and nurturing community that fosters intellectual, spiritual, and social growth. SIS has an unwavering commitment to the success of its students not only in middle school, but with additional guidance, tutoring, and financial support, through high school and college. Based on the Jesuit ideal of cura personalis — care for the whole person — SIS’ 11-year comprehensive programming ensures that our students excel through high school and college, and that they become role models and valued leaders-in-service for their families and the wider community.

The five pillars of a Jesuit education are the foundation of whom God calls us to be: women and men who are open to growth, intellectually competent, religious, loving, and committed to doing justice.

SIS has given me many opportunities. I have a future ahead of me that can go many ways. But I have learned that my future is not about what I can receive, but about what I can give to others. I want to finish my education and give back to SIS and the rest of the world. I want to research illnesses like cancer and help cure them. SIS has given so much to me and I hope to use the gifts I’ve received well and truly be a man for others. - Carlos Garcia, SIS ’18, Horace Mann ’22

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24956_AR.indd 4 9/26/18 4:58 PM WHOM WE SERVE

A majority of our students are first generation Americans of Hispanic heritage, and many are raised by a single parent or guardian. Financial need is the primary criterion for admission, regardless of race, religion, or academic ability. For the 2017-2018 academic year, 74 students were enrolled in Grades 6 through 8, while our Graduate Support Program served 82 alumni in high school and 85 in college.

$26,626 VS. $75,500

92% 8% SIS Manhattan Hispanic African Median Median American Income Income

100% Receive free lunch through the National School Lunch Program

For the 2018-2019 academic year, 79 students are enrolled in grades 6-8. The Graduate Support Program serves 82 alumni in high school and 76 in college.

St. Ignatius School is an extraordinarily special place and a bit of gold in the world of education. SIS has the courage to be counter-cultural, transforming young men and women into contemplatives in action committed to the service of others, in an age of superficiality. The school offers true education of the head, heart, and hands. - Adam Lewis, Principal, Loyola School NYC, SIS Trustee

If you show someone else love or kindness they might just end up doing the same for someone else, creating a chain of doing the right thing. - Grace Owusu, SIS ’18, New Visions Charter High School ’22

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24956_AR.indd 5 9/28/18 7:53 AM Aaleeah ‘20 with her proud mother, displaying TEAK Fellowship acceptance letter.

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24956_AR.indd 6 9/26/18 4:58 PM OUR PROGRAMS

Three unique programs spanning 11 months of every school When I reflect on my experience at St. Ignatius year are integral to addressing the challenges our students School and how it has impacted my life, the biggest and graduates face: thing that comes to my mind is empowerment. (7:30am to Extended Day Middle School Program Being a 10-year-old from a low socioeconomic 5:00pm) ensures quality education for students in grades 6 through 8. Curricula are aligned with New York background in a community known for crime and State’s Common Core Standards in English Language violence, I never understood that there was more Arts, Mathematics, Social Studies, and Science. Students also take daily religion classes. After-school in the world or there was a place for me to make programming begins at 2:40pm and ensures that my dreams a reality. Looking back at my time with students remain in a safe environment during a time one year left until I graduate from college, I can of the day when children can be susceptible to at-risk behavior and circumstances. Additional hours in the say for certain that St. Ignatius has empowered me school day allow for tutoring, homework assistance, to strive to become who I want to be, not only for and extracurricular activities such as campus ministry, chorus, Rocking the Boat, rugby, and student council myself, but also for others. as well as film, fitness, and photography clubs. - Louis Hurtado offers five weeks of Summer Leadership Program SIS ’11, Fordham Prep ’15, additional learning and recreational opportunities, helping to prevent the “summer slide,” which is College of the Holy Cross ’19 detrimental to students in a poor, urban environment. Situated at SIS for two weeks, students revisit curriculum for purposes of enrichment and remediation for students who have not mastered core At camp, we lived together for three weeks. As we skills. The last three weeks are located at a residential comforted each other when we were homesick, camp in Lake Placid. The daily routine includes classroom and experiential learning, teamed up on hikes, and helped each other lessons, hikes, field trips, and reflection. This get ready for Mass, we created long lasting opportunity is unique for low-income students who relationships to make it feel just like home. do not have access to summer experiences outside of . - Raquel Rubio Graduate Support Program provides free academic, SIS ’18, Cathedral High School ’22 social, and financial support for graduates and their families to help ensure high school acceptance, graduation, and matriculation into post-secondary education. The goal is to place each graduate in the high school best suited to continue his or her growth and academic success. SIS provides need- based scholarships to alumni if their high school of choice does not offer adequate financial aid. Other services include: high school and college application guidance, college visits, SAT prep classes, financial aid counseling, tutoring, and social activities. Alumni in college participate in career-readiness programs, developing networking skills and learning about summer internships and job opportunities. 7

24956_AR.indd 7 9/26/18 4:58 PM HIGH SCHOOLS ATTENDED BY SIS GRADUATES

Academy of Mount St. Ursula Metropolitan High School Metropolitan Soundview High School Antonia Pantoja Preparatory Academy Monsignor Scanlan High School Aquinas High School Mother Cabrini High School (Closed) Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School Mount St. Michael Academy Bronx Envision Academy Notre Dame High School Cardinal Hayes High School Opera Institute at Long Island City HS Cardinal Spellman High School Preston High School Cathedral High School Regis High School Catherine McAuley High School Cristo Rey High School School of the Holy Child Cristo Rey New York High School Schuylerville Preparatory High School Douglas MacArthur High School South Kent School Epic Charter School St. Barnabas High School Fordham Preparatory School St. Catharine Academy Foreign Language Academy of Global Studies St. Jean Baptiste High School Frederick Douglass High School St. John’s Preparatory School High School for Hospitality Management St. Raymond Academy for Girls St. Raymond High School for Boys Hostos-Lincoln Academy of Science St. Vincent Ferrer High School Hyde Leadership Charter School The Church Farm School LaGuardia High School The Ursuline School LaSalle Academy Xavier High School Manhattan Village Academy

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24956_AR.indd 8 9/26/18 4:58 PM COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES ATTENDED BY SIS GRADUATES

Alfred University Babson College Mount Saint Mary College New Jersey City University New York City College of Technology Borough of Manhattan Community College Boston College Nyack College Pace University Canisius College Penn State University Pratt Institute Clarkson University Providence College Colgate University Queensborough Community College College of the Holy Cross Rochester Institute of Technology College of Mount Saint Vincent Rosemont College School of Visual Arts College of Wooster Stonehill College CUNY City College St. John’s University CUNY City Tech St. Joseph’s College DePauw University St. Joseph’s University Dickinson College St. Thomas Aquinas Dominican College SUNY Albany Dowling College SUNY Binghamton Duke University SUNY Buffalo State Fairfield University SUNY Cortland SUNY Delhi Franklin & Marshall College SUNY Fredonia Goucher College SUNY Maritime College SUNY New Paltz SUNY Potsdam Iona College SUNY Purchase College SUNY Stonybrook Johnson & Wales University Syracuse University Kenyon College Tarrant County College Lafayette College Texas State University LaSalle University Texas The College of St. Rose LeMoyne College Touro College Loyola University Maryland University of Maine University of Manhattanville College University of Rochester Marist College University of Scranton Marymount Manhattan College University of Tampa Mercy College Valencia College Middlebury College Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Technology

24956_AR.indd 9 9/26/18 4:58 PM YOUNG PROFESSIONALS BOARD

St. Ignatius School’s Young Professionals Board is a dynamic, community-minded network of young people with a passion for the mission of SIS. Our Young Professionals (YPs) share their time and talent with students and alumni during weekend field trips throughout New York City, “Fun Days” at SIS and the Hunts Point Recreation Center, SAT tutoring sessions, and career fairs. We are grateful to the YPs for acting as positive role models for our students and as ambassadors for SIS in their professional and social circles.

If you’d like to get involved, please email [email protected].

YPs take students on a field trip to Central Park

EXTRAORDINARY DONORS AND VOLUNTEERS

Friends of Saint Ignatius School provide the funds necessary to offer at-risk children a tuition-free and academically rigorous Jesuit education. Parents do pay a modest monthly stipend ($35/month) to send their children to St. Ignatius School, but almost 100% of our operating expenses must be raised through other sources. We are deeply grateful to the many donors who help us fulfill our mission.

St. Ignatius School gives thanks to the outstanding efforts of volunteers. From teaching, tutoring and test prep, to business administration and event planning, we are grateful to all who generously donate their time and talent to our programs. SIS is honored to collaborate with such talented individuals, and we are humbled by their commitment.

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24956_AR.indd 10 9/26/18 4:58 PM VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT: BR. JERRY MENKHAUS, S.J.

Br. Jerry Menkhaus, S.J. graduated from Fordham Preparatory School and immediately joined the Society of Jesus in 1961. Br. Jerry has served the Jesuit community in a diverse capacity, both domestically and abroad. Br. Jerry earned a degree in Civil Engineering at the University of Detroit, taught math and calculus at St. Peter’s Prep and Regis High School, and worked in the Jesuit Development Office. On the small island of Pohnpei in the western Pacific, he taught building design and construction to teenagers at a Jesuit trade school and worked for the bishop constructing or renovating schools and residences. In Nigeria, he supervised the design and construction of a retreat center and a secondary boarding school.

Br. Jerry’s work with New York Nativity began in 2000. He taught science at Nativity Mission Center, until it closed in 2012. In 2016, Br. Jerry began volunteering in the mornings at SIS first as a tutor, and then switching to maintenance and repair tasks. In the afternoon, he tutors at Cristo Rey NY. Br. Jerry provides valuable engineering expertise for SIS. He is a brilliant, thoughtful, faithful man whose presence enhances our school community tremendously.

WHY DO YOU SERVE AT ST. IGNATIUS SCHOOL? All Nativity schools share a motto: “Breaking the cycle of poverty through education.” There are other cycles that we try to break at St. Ignatius: the cycle of not taking responsibility for one’s decisions; the cycle of blaming others for one’s failures; the cycle of disrespect or rudeness; the cycles of entitlement and selfishness (the “me first” attitude).

At SIS, students are given opportunities to work hard, to learn how to learn, to improve themselves, to climb mountains, to swim in cold water, to work in teams for a common goal, to stretch their comfort zones, and to be of service to others. Our mission includes not giving up on students who are NOT trying their hardest, who are distracted by other values or pressures, or who have other difficulties.

A major reason that students mature in responsibility at SIS is that all the adults share a common vision. They cooperate with each other and work together for the good of each student. They are enthusiastic, generous, and talented. The environment at St. Ignatius is very supportive. It is characterized by gratitude and politeness.

The teachers don’t just teach academic subjects, they teach students. That’s why I enjoy serving at St. Ignatius School.

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24956_AR.indd 11 9/26/18 4:58 PM ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: IANDRA TORIBO

Iandra is a 2015 graduate of SIS and is currently in the Class of 2019 at St. Catharine’s Academy.

Q: What values were instilled in you at SIS? A: SIS instilled the value of being a “woman for others” by helping people in need and by working hard to reach my goals. Q: Did SIS help you overcome any challenges? A: SIS helped me overcome many challenges, especially learning English. It wasn’t long before I entered SIS that I came to New York from the Dominican Republic. I barely knew English and struggled to understand the content in class, but SIS helped me. The teachers helped me to become more confident and to excel in class. Q: How do you think your parents would describe SIS? A: My parents would describe SIS as a big family. Everyone is always there for each other. Whenever my family or I was confused or didn’t understand something, SIS would help us. The teachers and faculty were always kind to us and made my SIS experience unforgettable. Q: How did SIS help you adjust to high school? A: SIS helped me adjust to high school by giving me the tools I needed, like being independent, and the confidence to always ask questions. The classes I took and the teachers at SIS also helped me adjust to high school and made my transition very easy. Q: What is your favorite SIS memory? A: I don’t have a specific favorite memory. I loved every moment at SIS. The most memorable moments were when Mrs. Killip or any of my teachers would take time out of their day to help me with problems I had in class. I appreciated that they would do it even though they didn’t have to. I also won’t forget my time at camp where I got very close to my classmates, read many books, and learned how to swim. Q: How do you envision giving back to SIS in the future? A: I envision giving back to SIS by donating and volunteering whenever the school needs help. I hope I will be able to come back and help in any way I can. I hope I can also assist graduates who are going to high school or college like other graduates have helped me.

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24956_AR.indd 12 9/26/18 4:58 PM ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: MARILYN GONZALEZ

Marilyn is a 2013 graduate of SIS. She graduated from Aquinas High School in 2017. She currently attends Marymount Manhattan and will graduate in 2021.

Q: Where did you grow up? Where is your family from? Do you have siblings? A: I was born and raised in . My dad is from Guatemala and my mom was born and raised in the Bronx. She is Puerto Rican. I have a younger brother who is 8 years old and an older sister who is 20 years old. I live with my siblings and parents. Q: How did SIS prepare you for high school? A: SIS prepared me for so much more than just high school. It prepared me for high school and beyond because I believe my experience at St. Ignatius molded me into the person I am today. From being open to growth to being motivated to create justice anywhere I go, St. Ignatius taught me values that I brought with me to college. Q: What values were instilled in you at SIS? A: An important value instilled in me at SIS is to create justice wherever I go and to be the best that I can be. I remember that we always used a quote from St. Ignatius after every prayer, “Now go forth and set the world on fire,” which motivated me every day to conquer all obstacles and move forward. Q: What are your career goals? A: My career goals are to become an actress and create my own theatre company to allow other voices around the world, especially people of color, to be heard through art and theatre. Q: Was there a challenge that SIS helped you overcome when you were a student? A: One challenge I had was learning how to enjoy a good book. I remember that when St. Ignatius opened up the library for students, there was an unbelievable number of books. I remember my English teacher, Ms. Brock, motivated me to read at least one book every week. She even recommended books. After a while I loved reading. It even improved my writing. Now, I love writing my own poetry and short stories during my free time. Q: What advice would you give a current SIS student? A: Every day is going to seem like a challenge to get that assignment done, to study for that hard history exam, or even to wake up early in the morning, but enjoy the moments you have. Be open to every opportunity that is presented to you and try it out. It will possibly be something you want to do for the rest of your life. Stay motivated because once you see how much you have grown and the person you have become, it is going to be worth it in the end. Right at the moment you get that diploma, celebrate!

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24956_AR.indd 13 9/26/18 4:58 PM ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: COREY PUNTER

Corey graduated from St. Ignatius School in 2003. He then went on to attend Fordham Prep (’07). He earned a degree in Criminal Justice with a focus on deviance and culture studies from John Jay College (’12).

Q: Where did you grow up? Where is your family from? Do you have siblings? A: I was born in Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital located on 168th Street in the Washington Heights section of New York City. During my youth, I was raised in Harlem and the Bronx. For the past ten years, I’ve been a resident of the South Bronx, Norwood, and Fordham. My mother was also born in Manhattan but raised in . She was raised by her loving mother, who was unable to survive breast cancer and by her loving father, a veteran of the United States Army. My grandparents from my mother’s side descend from the island of Antigua and North America. I have Hispanic ethnicity from my father’s side of the family. I am my mother’s only child. Q: What values were instilled in you at SIS? A: By the time I graduated from SIS, I had gained a great sense of independence and responsibility. One of the challenges inner-city youth come across, at least in my experience, is more environmental than anything else. When surrounded by poverty, crime, and being limited to certain experiences, it makes it difficult and that much more challenging not to fall victim to negative influences. SIS helped alleviate those pressures and provided an opportunity to experience a positive environment during the school day, during field trips, and summer camps. I learned to be responsible for my own actions, and the faculty at SIS helped foster in me a great work ethic. Unbeknownst to me, these skills became the foundation from which leadership skills grew.

Q: What is your current career, and what are your career goals? A: I am currently the Associate Director of Admissions at Fordham Preparatory School. I am one of many who have returned as an alumnus to be of service to the Fordham Prep community. My career goals are to maintain a leadership role in education and advance my skill set to service the young minds of tomorrow.

Q: What is your favorite SIS memory? A: I have plenty of fond memories of SIS, like fun times during class instruction, math competitions during Ms. Herbst’s class, being awed and intrigued during Fr. Joe’s science class, successes on the football and soccer fields with victory dances to follow after each score. Choosing a favorite is very, very difficult. Q: What advice would you give a current student? A: I would tell them not to celebrate just yet. Work hard and ensure that you secure a seat at the high school of your choice. Learn from those around you because they will help shape you into the person you want to be.

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24956_AR.indd 14 9/26/18 4:58 PM The Solis family with Principal Darrell. James (SIS ’08) is in the Air Force. Jason (SIS ’14, Fordham Prep ’18) attends SUNY Potsdam. Jacob (SIS ’18) is “setting the world on fire” at Fordham Prep.

Romaris graduated from Cristo Rey Brooklyn (’18) as the Salutatorian and was the Master of Ceremonies at her graduation. She continues her academic journey at Goucher College in Towson, Maryland where she is pursuing a pre-med track.

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24956_AR.indd 15 9/26/18 4:58 PM TRUSTEE SPOTLIGHT: SUE FOLEY

Q: When and how did you become involved with St. Ignatius School? A: I became involved with SIS about four years ago when my husband Bill and I moved to NYC. My goal was to volunteer at a place where I could make a difference. A place where I could be hands on. I asked my friend, Maria Lopez-Ona who now serves on the Board with me, and she suggested SIS. At that time she was doing several things at SIS, and we went for a visit together. The school had a spirit that I have never witnessed before. The staff is committed to the well-being of each and every student and the students looked so happy to be there, greeting me with a smile and handshake. They clearly know the opportunity they are being given. Q: What roles have you played at SIS? A: I have served on the Benefit Committee for four years with my focus being our Annual Scholarship Benefit in the spring. I was also given the gift of being asked to serve on the Board where I am on the Governance and Advancement Committees. Above all, my best contribution to SIS is my sponsorship of a student and watching his growth and success during his three years at SIS and now his acceptance at a prestigious high school. Q: What makes St. Ignatius School unique? A: What is so unique about SIS is that the end of the school day is not the end of the day for the students or faculty. SIS provides an Extended Day Program, a Summer Leadership Program, and a Graduate Support Program. We provide support for our students through college. It is amazing to see how these young people flourish in this warm and nurturing environment. As I think about my love for SIS, I can only say that it is an honor and privilege to be surrounded by such loving and committed staff, faculty, and volunteers dedicated to the betterment of our students.

Q: Why should prospective donors or foundations support SIS? A: We all know the multitude of choices we have to donate to. I chose St. Ignatius School because I clearly see the success of our students. That is why we do what we do. I see how our dollars keep the school at its finest, giving our students an excellent education and an opportunity that they would otherwise not have. Since we are completely privately funded, it is crucial that we have the support of our most generous donors. It is truly the “miracle on Manida Street”, and that is clear to see for all those who step foot inside our beautiful school. Q: When did you truly experience the mission of St. Ignatius School? A: Every morning at SIS the students and faculty gather in the library. They form a big circle and hold hands. They recite a prayer together and go around saying what they are thankful for. I am overwhelmed when I see how grateful these kids are for the gift of being able to attend SIS. This is what our mission is all about. It is clear to me, and why I love SIS, that every student is given the opportunity to become their best selves.

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24956_AR.indd 16 9/26/18 4:58 PM STATEMENT OF REVENUES AND EXPENSES

Fiscal Year FYE 6/30/18 FYE 6/30/17

Revenues Contributions for Programs $1,290,400 $1,261,021 Special Events 1,036,128 635,908 Contributed Services 370,000 350,800 Family Tuition and Fee Payments 24,201 50,415 Other Revenue 186,897 169,194 Total Revenues $2,907,626 $2,467,338

Expenses Program Services and Administration $1,635,209 $ 1,568,269 Development 274,594 186,189 Total Expenses $ 1,909,803 $ 1,754,458

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24956_AR.indd 17 9/26/18 4:58 PM DONOR LIST

$200,000 and above Edmond N. & Virginia H. Moriarty Charitable Foundation, Inc. Anonymous Eavan and Conor O’Driscoll Lara and Michael O’Shaughnessy $100,000 to $199,999 Nicholas B. Ottaway Foundation, Inc. Laura and Brian Hull PIMCO Putnam Investments $50,000 to $99,999 Nicholas and Christina Raho Foundation James E. Audino* The Rehm Family Foundation The John P. and Constance A. Curran Charitable Foundation Tracy and Michael Ryan Alice Everard Charitable Foundation Crystal and Chris Sacca Liza and William Ferri Daniel Thomas William E. Simon Foundation, Inc. Pilu Torrejon and Barry Gill Kim and Thomas Troy The Westerman Foundation $25,000 to $49,999 Frances Wischerth* Rosemary Berkery and Robert J. Hausen Blanchette Hooker Rockefeller Fund $5,000 to $9,999 Children’s Scholarship Fund The Aramark Charitable Fund at the Vanguard Charitable Kevin G. Clifford Endowment Program Andrea and Kevin Egan Candice and William Booker Trish and Douglas Killip Elise Byrnes James P. and Genevieve M. McLaughlin Family Foundation Alan Cancro Wendy and Tom Naratil Cape May Fund The Theresa and Edward O’Toole Foundation Patricia and William Carroll The Julian Reiss Foundation Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of NY Allison and John Ryan Ellen and Francis Coughlin USA Northeast Province of the Society of Jesus Maria Cristiano Wilson Sheehan Foundation Kristen and Kevin Cunningham The Joseph and Laura Wortman Foundation Julia and Michael Dailey Mary Jo Dailey $10,000 to $24,999 The Devlin Foundation Anonymous (2) Susan M. and William M. Doran Bank Hapoalim Kat and John Doyle Dolores and Joseph Berhalter Lee & Maria Friedlander Family Foundation Black Rock Financial Management, Inc. Marc J. Gabelli Beth and Neal Bronzo Rochelle and Steven Garnett The Brooklyn Benevolent Society Claire L. Gaudiani and David G. Burnett Hélène and Matthew Byrnes Alaina Giampapa Thomas and Agnes Carvel Foundation Rebecca and Laurence Grafstein Kristin and Paul Degen Suni and William Harford Danielle DiCerbo and Michael Daddio Daphne and Peter Hoffman Mary P. Dolciani Halloran Foundation Hudson Ferry Capital Management, LLC The Howard and Barbara Farkas Foundation William Jebailly Maura and Mark Flaherty Thomas Kelly Catherine Foley and William Hartnett Marguerite and John Lee Susan and William S. Foley The Henry Luce Foundation, Inc. Wendy and Robert Gittings at the request of Claire L. Gaudiani Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC James P. MacGilvray Hyde and Watson Foundation Victoria and Thomas Malone Inner-City Scholarship Fund John S. Mathews The Ireland Funds America Gillian and Chris Millerchip Andrea and Robert Kramer OppenheimerFunds Elizabeth O’S. Lenahan Adeline and John O’Rourke Lord, Abbett & Co. LLC The Patrina Foundation Terry Maltese Michael Poppo Harris Mathews Charitable Foundation, Inc. Sarabel Ruiz-Cestero, DMD McGrath Family Society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, City of NY

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24956_AR.indd 18 9/26/18 4:58 PM $1,000 to $2,499 Lucia and Claudio Accardo NMC ’88 Anthony O. Arcuni Gina Argento Amy and Clifford Aronson The Margaret Baker Foundation Baldor Specialty Foods, Inc. Mabel and Federico Balestra Nancy R. and James A. Beha Sheema and Mihir Bhattacharya Dana and Michael Blum Elaine and Andrew Bronin, M.D. Anita and John Brown Elizabeth A. Burns Susan Cardosa Elaine A. and Frederick B. Casey Zachary Chandis Jason Chandler Elizabeth H. Clark St. Ignatius Loyola Jesuit Community Marilyn Clark St. James’ Church Patricia Clark State Street Bank and Trust Company Sharon and Warren Clark Diane S. and Christopher J. Towle Taylor and Andrew Clark Virginia F. and Roy T. Van Brunt Katie and Nick Connors Laura and Mark Yockey Megan and Joseph Cosgrove Caron Duffy Young Kathleen and Robert Coughlin $2,500 to $4,999 Peter L. Cuneo America House Jesuit Community John Dalby Samara Barend and Thomas Devlin Al and Peggy DeMatteis Family Foundation Margaret and James Blaszak Susanne M. and Paul W. D’Ariano Susan and Daniel Brown Maggie and Fulvio V. Dobrich Catholic Kolping Society Judith Anne Donahue and Bruce Lafranchi David J. Clark Donna and Dennis Drescher Cathy and Steven Clemens The Fairfield Jesuit Community Laura and William Cody Thomas Fazio and Francis O’Brien Georgina and Kevin Curley Kate Flannery and George Brown Robert E. Curry, Jr. Erin and Sean Flynn Dennis Denihan Kathleen and David Gallo Stephen M. Dowicz Maryellen Goble Diane Frimmel Grace Family Foundation Thomas Galvin Theresa and Michael Gray Gina and Glenn Giordano Winifred Greeley Michael J. Greco Eileen and Thomas Harte Martin Halbfinger Paul Hatch Amanda and Kevin Kavanagh James Hausmann Patrick Kinlan Joanne and Michael Herzig Maria T. Lopez-Ona Marion T. Higgins Kathleen B. Lynch and Timothy W. Maseker Patti and Peter Hill Carolyn and Timothy McGinnis Hee-Sun Hong and Daniel T. Dougherty Sara and William Miller Hunts Point Alliance for Children Laura J. Niles Foundation Bernadette and Thomas Huvane Bradford Smithy Ilyse’s Pieces Melissa and Lane Strumlauf Jenna and Thomas Jacquot Justine V. and James T. Sugrue D R Jamieson Kerry and Brendan Swords Mary Fran and John Jeffrey Marie and John Tripodoro Mary and Martin Kehoe

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Deborah and John Kucharczyk $500 to $999 Alex Lawer Anonymous (3) Carlos Juan Ortiz Leon Laura and Frederick Barney Richard M. Lirtzman Jeanne Bauer Barbara and Brian Maher Tammy Bracco James Mangone Christine and Patrick Bradley Ilene and Karl Marquardt Kathleen and James Burbage Alexandra and Anthony McDevitt Luke F. Byrnes Kristy and Michael McGovern Susan and James Carroll Dr. and Mrs. Andrew J. McGowan Alice and Robert Chandis Kathleen M. McKenna and Joseph A. Vallerini Justin Clark Peggy and Eugene McQuade Maryann and Steve Clow Sharon and Edward Montero Randi and Larry Cohen Madeline H. Moran Francis Xavier Comerford Virginia H. Moriarty Patricia and Frank Connor Courtney and James Morrison Maureen S. and Michael G. Considine Patty and Christopher Mosher Kelly and Robert Corwen Martha R. and John L. Murphy Suzanne and Kevin Delane Nativity Mission Center Alumni Association Bethanne and Keith DeMatteis Tracy and Andrew Newman Colette and David Dempsey The O’Hara Family Foundation Jerome Derenzo Amy and Richard Pace Kavya Devarakonda and Glenn Russo Leonard Pasciucco Maren and Stephen Dinsmore Edward A. Pepe, Jr. Nancy and Peter Donaldson Grace and Kenneth Ready Lorraine and Thomas Dunfee Robert J. Reger, Jr. Cindy and Jeffrey Edwards MaryBeth and John Reiss Fabric Traditions Julia and Jon Rogers Maeve and William Fegan Paul Santucci Joanne and Kevin Flynn Joy and Liam Sargent Fordham Preparatory School Whitney and Patrick Schwarz Corinne and John Forster Kevin and Meghan Scotto Marion H. and Joseph F. Gersitz Roxanne L. and Stuart L. Sharoff Anne and Thomas Grace Barbara and John Shaughnessy Catherine Granata Margaret Shipman Grandview-Steers Foundation David Skrilow Donald Gross Suzanne Slattery Morgan and Brian Guthrie Tammy and Tony Smith Shalonda Neeley Gutierrez Sheila and Michael Sohr Elizabeth C. and Harry E. Hammell St. Louis Community Foundation Sam and Matt Hanley Scott Lewis Stackman Lisa and Michael Hannan Mary and Edward Stenger Scott Herman Jennifer and Todd Stone Jenny and Bob Horne Charles Temel Anna and Joseph Houlihan Adrienne and Arthur Thomas Karen and Jefferson Hughes Carol and Peter Thomas Eileen and Thomas Hynes Katina Thomas and Brian P. Carlstrom Kristine and Joseph Kennedy Karen and Carlos Vázquez Michele and Kevah Konner Lisa and Mark Walsh Michele and Steven Korian Lorraine and Christopher Wilson Peter C. Krause Thomas Wright Judy and Thomas Leane Xavier Jesuit Community LinkedIn Corporation Patrick Yarborough Todd Locicero Young Professionals Board of Saint Ignatius School Carly and Timothy Maher Elizabeth and Jerry Maher Jean and Michael Maher

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24956_AR.indd 20 9/26/18 4:58 PM Catherine and Evan McCordick Ryan McGrath Kevin McGrath Angelika Mendes-Lowney and Christopher R. Lowney Tyler Moni Peggy and John Mooney Janet and Gregory Noonan Anne and Barry O’Brien Donna and Francis O’Connor Eileen and Tony Oroszlany Elizabeth C. and Patrick O’Shea Trisha Ostergaard Fiona O’Sullivan Violeta and Stephen Paluszek Anjana and Rajeev Patel Ann and Richard Patterson Paula Polito and Dean Corsones Louis Hurtado (SIS ‘11, Fordham Prep ‘15, Holy Cross ‘19) & Kenneth Hurtado Kim and Anthony Porcelli (SIS ‘14, Fordham Prep ‘18, Holy Cross ‘22) and their mother. Doreen and Len Reitano Photo credit Joann Cancro Photography John R. Riordan Cynthia and John Rogers Brian M. Coughlan Nadine and John Rote Suzanne and Glenn D’Agnes Jeanne Rothermich Christine and John Daly Mary Lou and Robert Ruescher Amanda and Samuel Descovich Eileen and Thomas Russo Martin and William Dessoffy Rodolfo E. Salas Isabel Doran Noah Samuels Vicki Downey Ann-Marie and Mark Sims Sheila E. and John V. Doyle Byrne and Cary Sleeper Doug Eickman Rafael Soeda Susan Emanuel Mickey Strasser Evan Fishman Kathleen and James Terry Elizabeth Fitzgerald Pauline Turley Kathleen M. Fitzpatrick Mary and Peter Villani Anne G. Hanes Flinn Libby and Jim Welsh Shannon Foley Susan and William Whelan Dr. Jennifer Gallagher Jean C. Withrow and James J. Haggerty Frank Gaul Patricia and Michael Wrotniak Grace and Karsten Giesecke Jessica M. Ziegler and James X. Lucey Michelle and Tom Girard Chester Jake Grabowski $250 to $499 Laura and John Grimes Emmet J. Agoglia Louise Gunderson Anne Marie and Ignatius Alcamo Margaret M. Hamilton Ivan Arteaga Monica and Mark Hantho Marie G. and James T. Balitsos Angelina and Sheldon Harrison Sara Barton Catherine Higgins Brad Bernstein Karen and Paul Homer Ellen and Chris Beyer Rosemary M. and Paul R. Hundt Thomas Bianco William and Margaret Janes Bill Sharp Jewelry Jose Jara Mary Alaina and James Burbage Rev. Philip G. Judge, S.J. Mary Ann and David Butler Rev. Stephen N. Katsouros, S.J. Marc Byrnes Thomas Keane Joseph Carroll Richard Kearns Nicholas Cincotta Pamela and Thomas Kern Deirdre Coleman Alexander Khandji

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Patricia Prufeta Michelle and Evan Psaropoulos Mary Elizabeth Quinn Joanne and Dr. Paul J. Reiss IV Ann Marie and Al Rinaldi Brendan Rogers Nicole and Jack Ru Barbara Santangelo Judi Sawyer Arjun Saxena John Schmidt School of the Holy Child Paul Scotto Margaret Shanahan Michele and Lawrence Siew Polly Simmons Caroline Sohr Allyson and Steven Soldo Anne and Joseph Sweeny Kenneth Townley Delia and Matthew Troy Susan and Peter Tyrrell Joyce Khandji Catherine and Timothy Welsh Carol and Peter Kirn Marybeth Welsh Leni S. Klaimitz and Mitch Berg Jordyn Wolking Christine and Luke Krisch Maureen and Christopher Zaback Catherine and W. Enrique Lara NMC ’80 Suzanne Lawrence $100 to $249 Anthony Liotti Tyler Adams Valerie and Edward Livingston Patricia and Steven Agosta Jeanna Lubozynski Adriana R. Albano Kathryn and Amazon Smile James Madsen Ellen M. Anderson Marilyn Madsen Marion Anglisano Daniel A. Maher, Jr. Marian and Thomas Babcock Joseph Marsh Jane L. Bahnsen Catherine and Raymond Martinelli Annette G. Baiocchi Matthew McAndrew Sarah Baker Allison and Edward McGeough Susan and David Ballard Nancy and Mark McGovern Linsley Barbato and Walter Grigo Judith McLaughlin Alexandra Barry John M. Mitchell Fred P. Berrios Maura Molloy Mary F. Bohan Matthew Moran Mary and Daniel Brady Jennifer Morton Greg and Beth Brinkman Christy and Tom Murphy Claire and Tim Brosnan Neiman Marcus Group Ellen and Chuck Bryceland Cathy and Peter Nolan Theodora Budnik, M.D. Anne B. and Gregory J. O’Connell Kathleen and Paul Callahan Andrea and Christopher Pace Gregory Camas Denise Pelle Erika and Joseph Carbone Kathryn L. Perkins Caitlin Carey Matthew Petri Maureen and Edward Carey Loredana and Joseph A. Petriello Mary and Joseph Carr Mary Kate and Duane Pfennigwerth Michael Caruso Emanuele Pirrello Edward W. Case

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24956_AR.indd 22 9/26/18 4:59 PM Veronika and Vincent Caselli Bonnie R. and Francis X. Gallant Agnes C. Cassidy Joan and Thomas Galvin Lucy and General Mills Box Tops for Education Andre Castaybert Patricia A. Gilchrist-Mancino Barbara and Carl Castille Gina Givone Rosemary Catoggio Robert J. Glynn Vanessa Chandis Robert Gold Michelle Chieco Rosemary and Paul Goncalves Concetta Chirico Alka and Ameet Goyal Cynthia Chovan-Dalton Maryanne Granata Ann Marie and Vincent Ciaramella Margaret and Richard Grayeski Ciszek Hall - NY Province of Society of Jesus Patricia and Lewis Greenwald Eileen Connelly Jennifer and David Grew Kevin Connolly Joseph J. Griffin Maura and Terrence Connolly Christopher Grillo Elizabeth Connor Philip J. Guarco Mary and Thomas Connor Jake Hall Amanda and James Cornacchia Yanni Hao and Peter Lewis Linda and Joe Costelloe Thomas Hartshorne Mary and Raymond Courtien Christopher Hartstein Patricia and David Crapo Patricia and James Hassett William Cummings Peggy and Matthew Hassett Denise and Robert Cypher Margaret M. Healy Carmen and Paul Daniel Lisa and William Heenan Jeannine K. and Andrew J. Darcy Jackie Ciaccia Henschel Kara and Rich Darrell Marilyn and James Herschlein John Daugherty Barbara and Eli Hoffman Drew Davala Rebecca Hoffman Sarah and Robert Davis, Jr. Sarah Homer Solange and Richard De La Cuadra NMC ’86 Catherine and Norman Hostler Christie and Donald Derrico Matthew Hull Maria Diaz Kara Hurley Victoria and Michael Dillon IBM Employee Services Center Micheline and Bart DiNardo Christopher Jeffrey Kristen Dinsmore Donna Jeffrey Dan Dirscherl Eleanora and Thomas Joyce Casey Dolan Fiona Kelly and Pat Kennelly Kathleen Dolan and Ted Pellas Patricia Kelly and Edward Mauceri Peter Dolan James Kennedy Cindy and Michael Dougherty Michelle and Gene Kennedy Virgina M. and John J. Dowd Liana Khandji William J. Dowie Jeffrey Kobernick Yvonne and John Driscoll Natalia Krawiec Mary and Brian Dugan Mary Lou Krieger Ellen and William Dumond Alicia LaClair Robert FX Feeney Christine Lattin Patricia and Ricardo Fernandez Robert Lauder Catherine A. and John L. Ferramosca Mary and Charles Lauria John Ferri Lois and James Lavelle Catherine Finneran Paul and Julia Leeming Rose E. Fitzsimmons Alyssa and Gregory Liguori Mary Fleming Marilyn and John Lium Barbara Flynn Jay Jay Loftus Tara Foley Melanie A. Long Marguerite Fox Thomas M. Lopez Pamela D. and Paul K. Gallagher Emanuela and Luciano Lovallo

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Barbara and John Luboja Patrick Nolan Thomas Ludlow Michael B. Noone, Jr. Laurine and Michael MacDonald Eleanor and Alexander Nordholm Palma Madsen Bryce O’Brien Angie and James Malone John O’Connell Christine Mannix Suzanne and Don O’Connell Mary Mannix and Patrick Montesano Nancy J. O’Connor Joan and Joel Mark Elizabeth O’Driscoll Christine and Robert Martinez Margaret O’Regan Deirdre McCaffrey Luis Paez Geraldine and John McCarthy Scott Patterson Andrea McDermott Kristin K. Paul Kathleen and John McGoldrick Mary Payne and Robert Feeley Robert Merkel Mary Ellen Pearson Judy and George Metcalf The Pelli Family Katherine Michalik Mayda Perez Matthew Scott Middleton Paula Peter Rita and William Miller Constance and John Profaci Karen C. Mongiello Anthony Provenzano, Esq. Laura Monti and Jeremy Clifford Matthew Pyles Marjorie E. Moody Brigid Quinn Marye E. Moran and Richard Tisch Sean Quinn James T. Morley, Jr. Jacqueline and John Raha Patricia Morris Sarah and John Raslowsky Angela and Robert Motley Gayle and John Regan Peter Muldowney Marirose and Gerald Rehagen Regina Mullahy and Robert Schneider Bernadette Reidy Cornelius F Murphy, Jr. Dorleen G. and James M. Reidy, Jr. Christine and James Murray Mark J. Reiss Robert Murray Laura and Robert Richardson James Nawn Susan Riley and Thomas Fleming Joan and Michael Nicholson Sharon and Scott Robinson Mary and Warren Nolan Margarita and Robert Rosario

Annual Mother’s Day celebration.

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24956_AR.indd 24 9/26/18 4:59 PM Stephanie Roth Francesca Ann Bove Kathleen Ryan Edward J. Breen Mary Ryan Jane and Karl Brunhuber Diane Sann Trisha Burinescu Adriana Santiesteban Ursula Burke and John McGovern Samantha Savarese Joe Callahan Edward Saviano Julia Cancro Maureen V. Saville Clare Carroll Ann and Vincent Sceri Erin Clinton Christy and George Schultze Kelly Coates Drake Susan Sheehan Evadine Codd MaryAnna Coleman Michele and James Showers Theodora Como Stephen J. Sirabian Bonnie and Christopher Conroy Brigitte H. and James D. Slavin Patricia Conway and James O’Callahan Danielle and Randy Smith Gail Cronin Thomas Soler Mary and William Croutier Mary St. George Scott Dempsey Carol Ann Stahl Mrs. William Devery Ann F. and Richard C. Sullivan Elizabeth and Sean Devlin Geraldine Sullivan Celia Dillon Tracey and Trip Sullivan Sara Kathleen DiMassimo Susan and Kevin Suttlehan Ashley Dougherty Mark Switow Mary C. and Donald J. Dougherty Marie Claude Terrot Claire Doyle Joan and and James B. Tormey, Jr. Grazyna Drabik Angel R. Torres Anne Druckman Rosann Nugnes Torres and Randy Torres Rose Dugan Edward and Dolores Tracy Elizabeth and Kevin Dunwoody Jeannie Travel Brendan Feeney Andra and Sean Troy Brian Feeney Eamon Troy Daniel Feeney Elena and Conor Troy Robert Ferri Ryan Troy Matthew O. Fitzsimons Rio and Girard Tunney Gloria Florian Jeannine and Michael Twomey Billy Fowkes Margi Urbanczyk Scott Friedland Roy T. Van Brunt III Nicole Gaziano Eileen and William Van Note Geraldine Gentile Luz Alba Hernandez Villar Clare Giblin Nancy and Steven Vincent Denise M. and John B. Giordano Anne M. Weiler John Gold Anne and Bill Werdel Lauren Harte Mariellen Whelan Kerry Havas Lorna and Bill Whiston Robert Hellauer Aidan Williams Nicholas Herbst Winspire, Inc. Andrew J. Hernon Emily Wright Sean Herrle Patricia Wright Olga C. Hoyos Jenna Iden Up to $99 Carol Jacob Lesley Andrews Amira Jibrine Jeanne E. and Francis J. Apicella Gretchen Johnson Charles Ayala Helen M. Johnson Holly and Zac Bonner Nancy L. Johnson Marilou Bova Mary T. Keenan

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Nancy and Kevin Kennedy Nate Theodoss Doug Kuhlmann Edith Tomlin Elaine LaClair Jennifer and Steve Tosi Robert Lawrence Susan and William Totten Ashley Ledet Geraldine M. Voelkel Patricia and Dennis Lee Susan and Milton Wackerow Janet S. Loengard Patrick Wall Josette and John Luciano Lois Wang Mitzi and Ron Lumbra Wiley Wilson Daniel Maloof Ray Ann and John Wolfe Christopher Marx Cathy Wooters Virginia and John McAvey Kathleen Ziccardi Madeline McCann Patricia McGuire Matching Gifts Christian (SIS ‘20) and Fr. Joseph Parkes, S.J. Mr. Terrence McKenna Assured Guaranty Anne Miller Cornerstone Macro LLC Barbara and Ed Mireider The Grace J. Fippinger Foundation Meghan Moore The John G. Martin Foundation Barbara and Robert Mullen Societe Generale Employee Charitable Gift Matching Program Lily and Juan Muñoz UBS Foundation USA Matching Gift Program Lucia Cirino Murphy Jo Anna Natale Gifts in Kind Adirondack Flying Service Lucia and Scott Nemeth Susanne M. and Paul W. D’Ariano Mary and John O’Callaghan Samara Barend and Thomas Devlin Kelly and Richard O’Leary Becco Clare O’Malley Sherry and Fred Bruck John Omernik CBS Television Eileen and James O’Sullivan County Cycle Center Andrea Panullo Tom Fazio Christina Panullo Houlihan Lawrence Patricia G. Patterson Kathleen and Patrick Hughes Kay Perring Jo Ann Cancro Photography Taylor Perr y William Leung Ann Predovan Andrew Newman Kelly Reers Oceana Restaurant Ryan Ripp Eavan and Conor O’Driscoll Susannah Roberts Cynthia and Robert McCann Thea Rodgers Sara and William Miller Benjamin Roessle MaryBeth and John Reiss Amanda Rooney Julia and Jon Rogers Carol and Thomas Saville Sheila and Michael Sohr Camilla Scales Sterling Affair Caterers Vera M. Scanlon Patrick Tully Rita Schrank Libby and Jim Welsh Kelsey Scribner Nancy and Thomas Sherwood Generous Gifts Were Made in Memory of Molly Slotznick John Ahern Kathryn E. and John M. Smith Fr. John D. Alexander, S.J. Robert Smith Evelyn L. Arcuni Patricia M. Soldi Rev. George P. Barbera, S.J. Angel Sosa Stephen Bepler Cynthia and Richard Spicuzza Deceased members of the Brown and Fearn families Robert Stefan Majorie Case Elizabeth and Keith Stinchcomb Rev. Vincent J. Duminuco, S.J. Patrick Stynes Marilyn and Walter Fitzgerald Robert Sweet Rev. Joseph P. Fitzpatrick, S.J.

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24956_AR.indd 26 9/26/18 4:59 PM Fr. George C. Frank, S.J. (Uncle Buddy) Pia Devlin Harold J. Gilmartin Esq., Fordham Class of 1932 Trent Xavier Devlin Molly and Roger T. Gilmartin Katherine Doyle Marie A. Gross Bill Ferri Ellen C. Hernon Sue and Bill Foley Rev. Walter Janer, S.J. Daniel A. Garcia Helen A. Kinlan Laura and Brian Hull Cathy LaClair Mary Fran and John Jeffrey Father Philip J. Lucid Rev. James Keenan, S.J. Ellin O’Brien Beth Lenahan and Paul Donellan J. Robert O’Toole Edie Lipchus Rosemary Peeter Barbara Ann Luboja Edward V. Ryan Jim Malone Charles H. Schneider Cindy and Bob McCann Liz Stefan Dolores McCann Fr. Joseph Towle, S.J. Chris McGrath Fr. James Tully Bill Miller Helen Glynn Walsh and Blanche K Fusco Julio Minsal-Ruiz, S.J. Bernadette W. Watters Eavan O’Driscoll Robert Reger, Jr. Generous Gifts Were Made in Honor of Regis High School Class of ’55 8B and 8G students MaryBeth Reiss Kim Bepler Fr. Joe Riordan, S.J. Vincent Biagi Mr. and Mrs. Richard Russo Elise Byrnes Edward V. Ryan Hélène and Matt Byrnes SIS teachers and students Clare Carroll Peter Thomas Hubert Conniff, S.J. Megan Tracy, MD Luca Daddio Elena and Conor Troy Susanne D’Ariano Tom Troy The Darrell Family Virginia and Roy Van Brunt Rich Darrell Emily Wright Rev. Vin Decola, S.J.

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24956_AR.indd 27 9/26/18 4:59 PM PLANS FOR THE FUTURE

If you already generously support our mission through financial giving, we gratefully thank you and sincerely hope that we can rely on you now and in the future. And if you have just discovered our very special school, we urge you to consider partnering with us through financial support as we change the lives of our students and their families. Because we must raise almost all of our operating budget yearly, our hopes and plans in the present, and for the future, are made possible exclusively through ongoing and generous financial support from individual donors, charitable foundations, and corporations. Long-term financial stability is absolutely crucial to expand our offerings, to reach more families, and to provide more students with financial assistance. We have dedicated teachers and staff, a solid base of support, a strong program of study, a robust alumni support system, hardworking loyal families, and an incredibly eager student body. Please choose to believe in everything we are and hope to be through your generous financial support as we look ahead to a promising and successful future.

The Guzman family at daughter Stacy’s 8th grade graduation (SIS ‘18, St. Jean Baptiste High School ‘22).

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24956_AR.indd 28 9/26/18 4:59 PM 2017-2018 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

William Miller (Chair) Thomas Devlin (Vice Chair) Eavan O’Driscoll (Ex officio) Claudio Accardo Ivan Arteaga Maria Cristiano Michael Daddio Andrea Egan William Ferri Susan Foley

Shalonda Neeley Gutierrez Photo credit Joann Cancro Photography Samantha Hanley Paul Homer Rev. Philip Judge, S.J. Rev. James Keenan, S.J. Doug Killip Maria Lopez-Ona Lara O’Shaughnessy Joseph Petriello MaryBeth Reiss Christopher Towle

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24956_AR.indd 29 9/26/18 4:59 PM “LOVE IS SHOWN MORE IN DEEDS THAN IN WORDS.” - ST. IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA

St. Ignatius School, 740 Manida Street, Bronx, NY 10474 / www.sis-nativity.org.

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