136 MILLION PEOPLE WHO WILL CHANGE THE WORLD

ANNUAL REPORT 2017 110 countries / 136.4 million people served / 1,951 partners

EMERGENCY AGRICULTURE HEALTH

12.4 million | PEOPLE SERVED 6.2 million | PEOPLE SERVED 93 million | PEOPLE SERVED

201 | PROJECTS 124 | PROJECTS 119 | PROJECTS

55 | COUNTRIES 53 | COUNTRIES 42 | COUNTRIES

MICROFINANCE WATER & SANITATION JUSTICE & PEACEBUILDING

5 million | PEOPLE SERVED 8 million | PEOPLE SERVED 5.4 million | PEOPLE SERVED

89 | PROJECTS 62 | PROJECTS 73 | PROJECTS

41 | COUNTRIES 32 | COUNTRIES 39 | COUNTRIES

CAPACITY STRENGTHENING EDUCATION

1.4 million | PEOPLE SERVED 5 million | PEOPLE SERVED

202 | PROJECTS 76 | PROJECTS

57 | COUNTRIES 38 | COUNTRIES

CRS 2017 ANNUAL REPORT WATCH WHAT CAN HAPPEN WHEN WE WORK TOGETHER.

The programs and partnerships are in place. Lives are being saved and transformed. The momentum of our impact is building.

Syrian refugee students study in a church school. Photo by Ismail Ferdous for CRS

As chair of the CRS board, I realize what this wonderful organization does each and every day. CRS becomes the hands of God to touch the lives of 136 million people around the world. Each CRS supporter travels the journey with us, changing lives, changing the world—not just for a day or a week or a month, but forever. We are grateful to you and grateful to God for giving us this opportunity to serve.

Bishop Gregory J. Mansour | of Maron of Brooklyn Chair, CRS Board of Directors | November 2016-present

Throughout my career at CRS, I have regularly encountered those facing the most difficult circumstances: poverty, disaster, injustice, drought, disease, violence. That might seem depressing, but in fact I have always come away inspired and energized by the resilience and dignity of those we serve. In those faces you see the potential for greatness that God put there. It is a privilege to be allowed to help unleash that potential, and to feel the support of so many donors and partners around the world as we create real and sustainable change.

Sean L. Callahan | President & CEO January 2017-present

2017 CRS ANNUAL REPORT 1 Israa, 10, helps her mother Moteia in the kitchen of their apartment. This family lives in an apartment at the Patisia building, part of a temporary shelter program by CRS in Athens, Greece.

2 Photo by Oscar Durand for CRS PARTNERING FOR WHAT CAN BE REAL CHANGE BEGINS WITH RESILIENCE AND SELF-RELIANCE. It’s a challenging time in our world. Our vulnerable sisters and brothers face disease, disaster, violence and extreme poverty every day. We’ve connected them with a global network of partners, donors and advocates to create solutions that build resilience and self-reliance. With your support, we’re unleashing the grit and determination of 136 million people on today’s biggest challenges. And we’re proving a better world is possible.

For more than 75 years, we’ve been responding to some of the world’s worst natural and man-made disasters to save lives and protect human dignity. While providing lifesaving support is our priority, we’re equally committed to helping people rebuild and reclaim their lives.

CRS is working with Church and local partners to assist those displaced from their homes by violence, persecution and poverty. In addition to providing safe and dignified shelter, we’re helping migrants and refugees integrate into host communities with education and counseling, employment opportunities, access to health care and legal services.

In collaboration with eight local partners, the SAFERR project—which stands for Shelter and Access for Empowerment and Risk Reduction—provides comprehensive support to refugee women and children in Greece, Bulgaria, Macedonia and Albania. The program nurtures their independence with housing, work, financial support and language classes. In Athens, the CRS shelter team identifies buildings to rent and upgrade for some 60,000 refugees stranded in Greece. Thirty percent of Athens’ commercial and residential buildings are vacant due to the country’s economic crisis. With overcrowded camps, apartments offer a safer and more dignified alternative while supporting the local economy.

“Solidarity can change the world when given the opportunity. The SAFERR project is our opportunity to show that in the work we do every day.” —Josh Kyler, CRS Country Manager, Greece and Southeast Europe

Resilience and self-reliance are also prioritized in our work to support the livelihoods of smallholder farming families. In Malawi, CRS led a nine-member consortium recognized in a recent study for increasing food security and resilience. The 5-year WALA program—Wellness and Agriculture for Life Advancement—featured community-led watershed restoration as the foundation for success. Other community-led activities, including marketing and community savings and loan services, are all at the core of CRS’ Pathway to Prosperity, our approach to promoting food and livelihood security. The study found that—in addition to increasing soil fertility, reducing erosion and revitalizing the watershed—participating families consistently increased agricultural production and household income.

2017 CRS ANNUAL REPORT 3 Moigula Karin, his wife, Howa, and 4-month- old Salamatu sleep under a treated bed net at their home in Damballa, Sierra Leone.

4 Photo by Michael Duff for CRS But the real test of community resilience came during the 2016-2017 growing season, when severe drought affected the area requiring a major emergency food aid response. Despite the severity of the drought, 19 out of 24 communities implementing WALA did not require food assistance during the crisis. In fact, while the World Food Program estimated the cost of typical emergency feeding programs at $390 per household per month for 9 months, the total cost for the complete WALA program cost $376 per household over 5 years—an astounding 10 percent of the estimated cost of emergency assistance. SUSTAINABILITY IS BUILT INTO EVERY SOLUTION. CRS Ethical Trade is another way we are engaging Catholics in the to help their global brothers and sisters build resilience and self-reliance. The program provides access to ethically produced products, education and advocacy opportunities. Through our retail partners, we’re ensuring fair prices, safer working conditions and environmentally sustainable practices to poor and In the West African country of Ghana, disadvantaged communities. With every women weave traditional baskets out of purchase, a donation is made to the CRS elephant grass. Photo courtesy of Serrv Fair Trade Fund, which invests in CRS projects around the world.

For example, the fund supported Trade Aid, an organization that helps the rural poor of northern Ghana find employment opportunities. Ghana’s economy, which relies heavily on agriculture, has been devastated due to drastic changes in its climate. The CRS Fair Trade Fund helped local women procure straw to make bolga baskets when extreme weather wiped out their crops. CRS Ethical Trade partner Serrv International brings these beautiful baskets to conscientious consumers all over the world. Working together, we’re creating more sustainable livelihoods.

CRS is also helping families in build a safety net against disaster. This young nation is recovering from years of violence, which destroyed entire villages. With the help of our partner Fraterna, the REACT project teaches people how to establish climate resilient gardens so they have enough food for their families and some left over to sell. Vegetable and seed varieties are selected based on their nutritional value, how quickly they grow and their drought resilience. These simple techniques strengthen families’ ability to build sustainable livelihoods—no matter what the future brings. OUR BEST CHANCE FOR A BETTER FUTURE: CHILDREN AND YOUTH. Fifteen years ago, malaria was the leading cause of death in children. It has dropped to the fifth leading cause, and an end to this deadly disease is in sight. With 98 percent of malaria cases occurring in and , CRS is focusing its efforts—prevention, testing, treatment and community outreach—where the need is greatest. CRS has distributed more than 22 million insecticide-treated bed nets in The Gambia, Guinea and Niger. We’ve trained more than 5,500 people to share prevention messages, and we’re working with our partners to deliver preventive malaria medication to more than 2.8 million children under age 5 in the Sahel.

Through our network of Church and other partners, our malaria prevention efforts reach every community in The Gambia. Our efforts have helped reduce the country’s malaria cases by 50 percent—putting us on track to eliminate malaria in The Gambia by 2020.

2017 CRS ANNUAL REPORT 5 One of the images used during the MacArthur Foundation 100&Change competition to showcase the loving, nurturing connection found within families.

6 Photo by Edu Naranjo for CRS CRS and our partners are also changing the way the world cares for vulnerable children. The reality is that more than 8 million children around the world live in . While 80 to 90 percent of them have a living parent, poverty is driving these families apart. Not surprisingly, research shows that children in loving, nurturing families have better outcomes than those in residential care.

As part of the MacArthur Foundation 100&Change competition, CRS partnered with Lumos and Maestral International to give every child the chance to grow up with the love and support of a family. The Changing the Way We Care project aims to prevent children from entering residential care by providing families the support they need to care for their children. For those already in residential care, our solution seeks to reintegrate children with their own or other supportive families. We’ve seen this solution work in CRS programs around the world. Thanks to an investment in family- based care, the number of children in orphanages has been reduced by 71 percent in Moldova and 78 percent in Bulgaria. As one of four finalists in the 100&Change competition, the project was awarded $15 million to bring our solution to scale, and end the institutionalization of children for good.

Whether growing up in institutions or families, children around the world with disabilities are at higher risk for malnutrition, violence and abuse. They are also more likely to receive sub-standard health care. Through our humanitarian work, CRS realized we needed more technical capacity in working with people with intellectual disabilities. Partnering with Special Olympics International, we set out to create a health care system that doesn’t discriminate against anyone. The Intellectual Disability Empowerment Agenda, known as the IDEA project, trains community health care workers, mentors caregivers, provides disability-friendly spaces, and reduces the stigma of intellectual disabilities. We’re seizing every opportunity to create more for people with disabilities.

Growing up, Josh Agare of Nairobi struggled with reading and math in school. As a teenager, he competed in the Special Olympics and represented athletes on the organization’s board of directors. Josh now works with Special Olympics Kenya—helping other children with intellectual disabilities thrive.

Your generous support has made these and many other transformational partnerships and programs possible. Whether you’re a first-time donor or a lifelong partner in our journey, we look forward to your continued support as we take our proven successes to scale. With your help, our best world is yet to come.

2017 CRS ANNUAL REPORT 7 2017 FINANCIAL SUMMARY Relief Services ensures that the funds you have so generously entrusted to us go where they are needed most. In the interest of stewardship, only summary financial information is provided in the annual report.

For complete financial statements including auditor’s notes, please visit crs.org/sites/default/files/2017-financials.pdf or call 888-277-7575.

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES (in thousands)

OPERATING REVENUE 2017 2016 Total Funds Total Funds Private support $239,663 $201,054 Public support 737,682 714,654 Investment and other income 1,248 2,050 Total $978,593 $917,758

OPERATING EXPENSES Program services $918,124 $915,047 Supporting services 61,659 55,931 Total $979,783 $970,978

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS FROM OPERATIONS $(1,190) $(53,220)

NON-OPERATING REVENUE AND EXPENSES $22,171 $5,786

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS $20,981 $(47,434)

Net assets, beginning of period $166,867 $214,301 Net assets, end of period $187,848 $166,867

8 REVENUE (in thousands) OTHER: 0.1%

PRIVATE SUPPORT PRIVATE SUPPORT: 24.5% CRS Collection $13,224 1.35% CRS Rice Bowl 8,521 0.87% Other private contributions 139,410 14.25% Foundation and other private grants 42,165 4.31% Bequests 36,343 3.71% Total $239,663 24.49%

PUBLIC SUPPORT Commodities and freight $191,466 19.56% U.S. government grants 391,399 40.00% Other public grants and contributions 154,817 15.82% Total $737,682 75.38% PUBLIC SUPPORT: 75.4%

OTHER Investment and other income $1,248 0.13%

TOTAL $978,593 100.00%

EXPENSES (in thousands)

PROGRAM SERVICES SUPPORT SERVICES: 6.3% Agriculture $147,750 15.08% Water and Sanitation $8,061 0.82% Education $75,055 7.66% Emergency $425,860 43.46% Microfinance $8,619 0.88% Health $215,031 21.95% Justice and Peacebuilding $37,748 3.86% Total $918,124 93.71%

SUPPORTING SERVICES Management and general $31,070 3.17% Public awareness 7,211 0.73% Fundraising 23,378 2.39% PROGRAM SERVICES: 93.7% Total $61,659 6.29% TOTAL $979,783 100.00%

2017 CRS ANNUAL REPORT 9 OVERSEAS LEADERSHIP

CENTRAL AFRICA EUROPE, THE MIDDLE EAST AND Federated States of Micronesia, SOUTHERN AFRICA CENTRAL ASIA Regional Director Oceania/Fiji, Regional Director Scott Campbell Regional Director Matthew McGarry (CR) Dorrett Byrd Kevin Hartigan India, Sri Lanka , Zambia Sean Gallagher (CR) Afghanistan Tony Castleman (CR) Juan Sheenan (CR) Jasmine Bates (CR) Burundi Botswana, Namibia, South Africa, Jude Marie Banatte (CM) Albania, Bulgaria, Greece, Yenni Suryani (CM) Swaziland, Zimbabwe Kosovo, Macedonia, Serbia Japan Rita Billingsley (CR) , Chad Joshua Kyller (CM) Dorothy Madison-Seck (CR) Greg Auberry (RD) Lesotho, Algeria, Cyprus, Jordan, Tunisia, Laos Erica Dahl-Bredine (CR) Central African Republic Yemen Bernard Chaves (CR) Christophe Droeven (CR) Donough Ryan (CR) Myanmar Joshua Poole (CR) Democratic Republic of Congo Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia Scott Braunschweig (CM) Timothy (CR) and Herzegovina, Kazakhstan, Malawi Debra Shomberg (CR) Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Mongolia, Nepal Rebecca Hallam-Bassey (CR) Montenegro, Romania, Tajikistan, Lorraine Bramwell (CR) Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan Timor Leste Marc D’Silva (CR) Darren Posey (CR) Torrey Peace (CM) Belarus, Georgia, Russia, Ukraine Vietnam Togo Samuel Nichols (CM) Samson Nzayisenga (CM) Jules Keane (CM) Egypt WEST AFRICA Mourad Aidi (CR) Regional Director Iraq Jennifer Overton Hani El-Mahdi (CR) Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast Jerusalem, West Bank, Gaza Bangre Moussa Dominique (CR) Hilary Dubose (CR) EAST AFRICA AND The Gambia, Guinea-Bissau, THE CARIBBEAN Lebanon Mauritania, Senegal Regional Director Davide Bernocchi (CR) Regional Director Carla Fajardo (CR) David Orth-Moore Donough Ryan (CR) Mary Hodem Matt Davis Ghana Pakistan Bolivia, Brazil, , Colombia, Kris Ozar (CR) Djibouti, Eritrea Joe Weber (CR) , Peru, Matt Davis (CR) Guinea Thomas Hollywood (CR) Turkey Jean Marie Bihizi (CR) Ethiopia William Schmitt (CR) , , John Shumlansky (CR) Liberia Grenada, , Jamaica, Matt Davis (CR) Darren Hercyk (CR) St. Lucia Kenya, Somalia Conor Walsh (CR) Mali Lane Bunkers (CR) Niek De Goeji (CR) El Salvador South Sudan Holly Inurreta (CR) Niger Jerome Farrell (CR) EAST AND SOUTH ASIA Bill Rastetter (CR) Guatemala, Sudan Regional Director Paul Townsend (CR) Sierra Leone Daniel Wortman (CR) Greg Auberry Andrew Schaefer (CR) Driss Moumane (CR) Bangladesh Christopher Bessey (CR) Deepti Pant (CM) Brian Gleeson (CR) , China, Thailand Anne Bousquet (CR) Sanda Rihtman (CR) Elizabeth Pfifer (CR)

KEY: CM Country Manager CR Country Representative

10 U.S. OPERATIONS REGIONAL OFFICES The role of ’ five domestic regional offices is to inform Catholics in the United States about global solidarity, and engage them in living their faith with their brothers and sisters in need around the world through CRS programs and advocacy.

Regional staff members work with dioceses, parishes, Catholic schools, universities, faith-based groups and religious communities. They also collaborate with the CRS Charitable Giving and Overseas Operations divisions to provide resources and opportunities for Catholics in the United States to pray, learn, act and give.

WEST SOUTHWEST MIDWEST NORTHEAST/MID-ATLANTIC SOUTHEAST Regional Director Regional Director Regional Director Regional Director Regional Director James DeHarpporte Roberto Navarro Matthew Burkhart Maureen McCullough Cullen Larson San Diego, San Antonio, Texas , Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Atlanta, Georgia

Alaska Arizona Illinois Connecticut Alabama California Arkansas Florida Hawaii Colorado Iowa Georgia Idaho New Mexico Kansas Kentucky Montana Oklahoma Louisiana Nevada Texas Mississippi Oregon Utah Missouri New Jersey North Carolina Wyoming Nebraska New York South Carolina North Dakota Pennsylvania Tennessee Rhode Island U.S. Islands South Dakota Wisconsin Virginia Washington, DC West Virginia

2017 CRS ANNUAL REPORT 11 DIOCESAN DIRECTORS Catholic Relief Services extends its thanks to our Diocesan Directors FLORIDA Diocese of Evansville for helping Catholics in the United States live out their faith in Archdiocese of Ms. Sharon Burns solidarity with those in greatest need around the world. Your Rev. Richard Turcotte Diocese of Ft. Wayne- compassion and commitment make it possible for CRS to advance Ms. Patrice Schwermer South Bend the Church’s global mission and vision, to advocate on international Ms. Melissa Wheeler issues, and to provide updates on our activities to U.S. archdioceses Diocese of Orlando and dioceses. Mrs. Deborah Stafford-Shearer Diocese of Gary Ms. Adeline Torres Diocesan Directors educate Catholics about , Diocese of Palm Beach and CRS’ efforts overseas on behalf of the Church in Mrs. Elena Muller Garcia Diocese of Lafayette the United States. Their understanding of our work helps to engage Diocese of Pensacola- Fr. Theodore Dudzinski the faithful in international concerns through programs such as CRS Tallahassee IOWA Rice Bowl, CRS Education and CRS Ethical Trade, through global Rev. Deacon Raymond Aguado partnerships and in outreach to young people, including college Archdiocese of Dubuque students on campuses around the country. Diocese of Saint Augustine Dr. Tracy Morrison Ms. Anita Hassell ALABAMA Diocese of Davenport Diocese of Orange Mrs. Ruby Peters Mr. Kent Ferris Archdiocese of Mobile Mr. Greg Walgenbach Diocese of Saint Petersburg Msgr. Michael Farmer Diocese of Des Moines Diocese of Sacramento Mrs. Sabrina Burton-Schultz Ms. Nancy Galeazzi Diocese of Birmingham Ms. Carolina Estrada Mrs. Megan Buckler Rev. Richard Donohoe Mr. John Watkins Diocese of Sioux City Diocese of Venice Mrs. Jane Sweeney Deacon David Lopez Diocese of San Bernardino Mr. Ryan Chestine Ms. Edna Townes Msgr. Tom Wallace Mr. Sean Myers KANSAS ALASKA Sr. Hortensia DelVillar GEORGIA Archdiocese of Kansas City Archdiocese of Anchorage Diocese of San Diego Mr. Bill Scholl Archdiocese of Atlanta Ms. Bonnie Bezousek Mr. Rodrigo Valdivia Mrs. Kat Doyle Diocese of Dodge City Ms. Bonnie J. Cler Diocese of San Jose Ms. Jayna Hoffacker Mr. John Ackerman Diocese of Fairbanks Rev. John Hurley Diocese of Savannah Diocese of Salina Ms. Teresa Chepoda Usibelli Ms. Crystal Catalan Sr. Pat Brown Ms. Michelle Martin Deacon George Bowder Diocese of Santa Rosa HAWAII Diocese of Wichita Diocese of Juneau Bishop Robert Vasa Ms. Bonnie Toombs Deacon Charles Rohrbacher Diocese of Honolulu Diocese of Stockton Dr. Dave Coleman KENTUCKY ARIZONA Ms. Digna Ramirez Fr. Robert Stark Archdiocese of Louisville Diocese of Phoenix COLORADO IDAHO Mr. Steven Bogus Sr. Maria Crucis Garcia Archdiocese of Denver Diocese of Boise Mr. Mark Bouchard Diocese of Tucson Mr. Al Hooper Mr. Mark Raper Diocese of Covington Sr. Leonette Kochan Diocese of Colorado Springs ILLINOIS Mr. Michael Murray ARKANSAS Ms. Michelle Maher-Lyons Archdiocese of Chicago Diocese of Lexington Diocese of Little Rock Diocese of Pueblo Mr. Ryan Lents Mr. Doug Culp Mr. Patrick Gallaher Mr. James DiLorio Mr. Gustavo Arreguin Mrs. Meagan Lederman Mrs. Rebecca Cargile Mr. Joe Mahoney Diocese of Belleville Diocese of Owensboro CALIFORNIA CONNECTICUT Msgr. John T. Myler Mr. Richard Murphy

Archdiocese of Archdiocese of Hartford Ms. Cheryl Sommer LOUISIANA Mr. Jaime Huerta Mrs. Lynn Campbell Diocese of Joliet Ms. Kathleen Buckley Archdiocese of New Orleans Diocese of Bridgeport Mr. Tom L. Garlitz Mr. Thomas Costanza Archdiocese of San Francisco Ms. Jessica Nayden Ms. Kayla Jacobs Mr. Kevin Fitzpatrick Ms. Carolina Parrales Mr. David Maloof Diocese of Peoria Diocese of Alexandria Diocese of Fresno Diocese of Norwich Msgr. Richard Soseman Fr. Craig Scott Mr. Jim Grant Rev. Msgr. Robert L. Brown Diocese of Rockford Msgr. Raymond C. Dreiling Diocese of Baton Rouge DELAWARE Mr. Thomas McKenna Mr. David C. Aguillard Diocese of Monterey Diocese of Wilmington Diocese of Springfield Ms. Jean Dresley Ms. Tish Scargill Rev. Msgr. George Brubaker Ms. Vicki Compton Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux Diocese of Oakland DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA INDIANA Mr. Rob Gorman Mr. Marc McKimmey Ms. Margie DuPlantis Archdiocese of Washington Archdiocese of Indianapolis Ms. Deborah McDonald Ms. Theresa Chamblee

12 Diocese of Lafayette Diocese of New Ulm Diocese of Metuchen Diocese of Toledo Mrs. Stephanie Bernard Deacon Timothy Dolan Msgr. Joe Kerrigan Mr. Jeff Grilliot Ms. Kim Boudreaux Deacon Peter Barcellona Diocese of Saint Cloud Diocese of Youngstown Deacon Jim Kincel Deacon Michael Martini Rev. William Vos Ms. Adrienne Curry Mrs. Elizabeth Neville Diocese of Lake Charles Diocese of Paterson OKLAHOMA Sr. Mary Vianney Walsh Rev. Edward Lambro Diocese of Winona Archdiocese of Oklahoma City Diocese of Shreveport Mr. Tom Parlin Diocese of Trenton Ms. Angela Schmidt Fr. Rothell Price Rev. Ed Jawidzik MISSISSIPPI Sr. Joanne Dress, DC Diocese of Tulsa MAINE Diocese of Biloxi Ms. Lori Hahn NEW MEXICO Mr. Gregory Crapo Diocese of Portland OREGON Ms. Ruth Oakley Archdiocese of Santa Fe Diocese of Jackson Ms. Yvonne Borelli-Chace Fr. Arkad Biczak Archdiocese of Portland Ms. Dorothy Balser Ms. Anne Avellone Most Rev. Peter Smith MARYLAND Ms. Sue Allen Mr. Matt Cato Archdiocese of MISSOURI Diocese of Las Cruces Diocese of Baker Ms. Ruth Puls Ms. Grace Cassetta Archdiocese of Saint Louis Mr. Barry Menzentine Ms. Natasha Williams NEW YORK Ms. Jennifer Stanard PENNSYLVANIA MASSACHUSETTS Archdiocese of New York Diocese of Jefferson City Archdiocese of Philadelphia Archdiocese of Mr. George Horton Mr. Mark Saucier Mrs. Anne Ayella Mrs. Debbie Kincade Rambo Mr. Tom Dobbins Diocese of Kansas City-Saint Diocese of Albany Diocese of Allentown Diocese of Fall River Joseph Ms. Mary Olsen Mr. Robert Olney Rev. David M. Andrade Mr. Bill Francis Diocese of Brooklyn Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown Diocese of Springfield Diocese of Springfield-Cape Fr. Charles Keeney Sr. Patti Rossi Ms. Kathryn Buckley-Brawner Girardeau Diocese of Erie Diocese of Worcester Mr. Nicholas Lund-Molfese Diocese of Buffalo Sr. Mary McCarrick, OSF Mrs. Ann M. Badach Rev. Richard F. Reidy MONTANA Mr. Frank Andzik Mr. William Grant MICHIGAN Diocese of Great Falls-Billings Diocese of Ogdensburg Diocese of Harrisburg Archdiocese of Mr. Darren Eultgen Sr. Donna Franklin, DC Mr. Peter Biasucci Ms. Lory McGlinnen Diocese of Helena Diocese of Pittsburgh Ms. Joyce Hyttinen Ms. Kristi Irwin Diocese of Rochester Mr. Jason Shanks Mrs. Kathy Dubel Dr. Michel Therrien NEBRASKA Diocese of Gaylord Diocese of Syracuse Diocese of Scranton Archdiocese of Omaha Ms. Candace Neff Mr. Paul Walsh Ms. Catherine Butel Deacon David Klein Mr. Michael Melara Mr. Richard DeBona Diocese of Grand Rapids Diocese of Grand Island RHODE ISLAND Ms. Maggie Walsh NORTH CAROLINA Ms. Kathy Hahn Diocese of Providence Diocese of Kalamazoo Diocese of Charlotte Diocese of Lincoln Ms. Melanie Monteiro Ms. Lisa Irwin Mr. Joseph Purello Rev. Daniel Rayer Mr. John Barry Diocese of Raleigh Ms. Kathy McKeon Diocese of Lansing NEVADA Mr. George Landolt Mr. Daniel Altenau SOUTH CAROLINA Mr. Vince Gale Diocese of Las Vegas NORTH DAKOTA Mr. Tim O’Callaghan Diocese of Charleston Diocese of Marquette Diocese of Bismarck Deacon Gabriel Cuervo Fr. Jaime Ziminski Diocese of Reno Mr. Ron Schatz Ms. Rita Sloan SOUTH DAKOTA Diocese of Saginaw Diocese of Fargo Fr. Robert Chorey Diocese of Rapid City Ms. Terri Grierson Fr. Andrew Jasinski NEW HAMPSHIRE Ms. Amy Julian MINNESOTA OHIO Diocese of Manchester Diocese of Sioux Falls Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Mrs. Meredith P. Cook, Esq. Archdiocese of Cincinnati Mr. Jerome Klein Minneapolis Ms. Pam Long Deacon Mickey Friesen NEW JERSEY TENNESSEE Diocese of Mr. Mike Haasl Archdiocese of Newark Diocese of Knoxville Ms. Kelly Ann Davis Rev. Timothy Graff Mr. Paul Simoneau Diocese of Crookston Diocese of Columbus Mr. A. J. Garcia Diocese of Camden Diocese of Memphis Ms. Erin Cordle Mr. Michael Jordan Laskey Mrs. Therese Gustaitis Diocese of Duluth Ms. Christine Hash Ms. Patrice Critchley-Menor

2017 CRS ANNUAL REPORT 13 DIOCESAN DIRECTORS CONTINUED

Diocese of Nashville Diocese of Dallas VIRGINIA Diocese of Green Bay Deacon Hans Toecker Mr. Jonathan Baca Mr. Eric Weydt Diocese of Arlington Ms. Cindy St. Aubin TEXAS Diocese of El Paso Ms. Carla Walsh Archdiocese of Galveston- Fr. Anthony C. Celino WASHINGTON Diocese of La Crosse Houston Mr. Marco Raposo Mr. Christopher Ruff, STL Archdiocese of Ms. Hilda Ochoa Diocese of Lubbock Mr. J. L. Drouhard Diocese of Madison Archdiocese of San Antonio Mr. B. Marty Martin Ms. Kelly Hickman Mr. Nate Simmons Mr. Jesús Ramirez Diocese of San Angelo Diocese of Spokane Diocese of Diocese of Amarillo Fr. David Herrera Mr. Scott Cooper Mr. Steve Tarnowski Fr. Hector Madrigal Diocese of Tyler Mr. Robert McCann WYOMING Diocese of Austin Ms. Teresa Ramirez Diocese of Yakima Diocese of Cheyenne Mr. Vianey Hernandez Diocese of Victoria Msgr. Robert Siler Mr. Matthew Potter Mr. Steve Macy Ms. Debbie Vanelli WEST VIRGINIA MILITARY SERVICES

Diocese of Beaumont UTAH Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston Archdiocese of Military Services Ms. Letty Lanza Diocese of Salt Lake City Rev. Brian O’Donnell, SJ Dr. Mark Moitoza Diocese of Brownsville Ms. Jean Hill WISCONSIN U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS Mr. Miguel Santos VERMONT Archdiocese of Milwaukee Diocese of Saint Thomas Diocese of Corpus Christi Diocese of Burlington Mr. Rob Shelledy Ms. Andrea Shillingford Fr. Raynaldo Yrlas Mr. Phil Lawson Ms. Kathy Shine Ms. Stephanie Clary

CRS BOARD OF DIRECTORS Bishop Gregory J. Mansour * Bishop Felipe Estévez Mrs. Jeri Eckhart Queenan Eparchy of Saint Maron Diocese of St. Augustine Partner, Global Development of Brooklyn Practice Area Head Mr. Kevin Farrell The Bridgespan Group Paul S. Coakley ** Treasurer Archdiocese of Oklahoma City Principal, Avison Young Mr. Mark Rauenhorst St. Louis, Missouri President, Marren Properties LLC Mr. Tom Arndorfer President, Jesuit High School Bishop James V. Johnston Jr. Bishop Kevin C. Rhoades Portland, Oregon Diocese of Kansas City- Diocese of Fort Wayne- St. Joseph South Bend J. Brian Bransfield Secretary Archbishop Jerome E. Listecki The Honorable Geraldine E. General Secretary Archdiocese of Milwaukee Rivera **** United States Conference of Santa Fe, New Mexico Archbishop George J. Lucas Catholic Archdiocese of Omaha Bishop Arthur J. Serratelli Bishop Edward J. Burns Diocese of Paterson Bishop Gregory L. Parkes Diocese of Dallas Diocese of St. Petersburg Bishop Joe S. Vásquez Bishop William P. Callahan, Diocese of Austin The Honorable Risë Jones OFM Conv. *** Pichon Mr. Stephen A. Walsh Diocese of La Crosse Judge, Superior Court of Boulder, Colorado Mrs. Mary Jane Creamer California, County of Santa Clara Mrs. Charmaine Warmenhoven Barrington, Rhode Island Mr. Christopher J. Policinski Trustee, Catholic Foundation Bishop Frank J. Dewane *** President and CEO Archbishop Thomas Wenski Diocese of Venice Land O’Lakes Inc. Archdiocese of Miami Dr. Patricia M. Dinneen Senior Advisor, EMPEA

Key: * Board Director: October–November 2016, Chairman: November 2016–present ** Chairman: October–November 2016, Member: January 2017–present *** January 2011–December 2016 **** December 2010–November 2016

14 AGENCY LEADERSHIP Sean L. Callahan President and CEO

Annemarie Reilly Chief of Staff and Executive Vice President of Strategy

Mark Melia Executive Vice President, Charitable Giving

Shawn Mood Executive Vice President, Human Resources

James Bond Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer

Joan Rosenhauer Executive Vice President, U.S. Operations

Schuyler Thorup Executive Vice President, Overseas Operations

CRS FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mr. Glenn Creamer Mrs. Pamela Gilardi Mrs. Karen Rauenhorst Vice-Chair New Smyrna Beach, Florida Long Lake, Minnesota Providence, Rhode Island Mr. Ronald R. Gonzales Dr. Andreas Sashegyi Mr. Sean L. Callahan † Boerne, Texas Indianapolis, Indiana President and CEO Mrs. Sarita Hanley Bishop William S. Skylstad †† Catholic Relief Services Stamford, Connecticut Bishop Emeritus of Spokane Archbishop Paul S. Coakley ††† Deacon Stephen Kaneb Mrs. Jessie O. Stark Chairman South Hampton, New Hampshire Parkland, Relief Services Archdiocese of Oklahoma City Bishop Gerald F. Kicanas Mr. Stephen A. Walsh Diocese of Tucson Boulder, Colorado Bishop Gregory J. Mansour †††† Chairman Mrs. Julie J. Kraemer Archbishop John C. Wester Catholic Relief Services Wilmette, Illinois Archdiocese of Santa Fe, Bishop of the Eparchy of New Mexico Bishop Robert N. Lynch Saint Maron of Brooklyn Diocese of St. Petersburg Mr. Arthur Wigchers Bishop J. Kevin Boland Brookfield, Wisconsin Mr. Charles W. Mulaney Bishop Emeritus of Savannah Chicago, Illinois Dr. Michael J. Wolohan Mr. J. Paul Breitbach Saginaw, Michigan Mr. John O’Connor Winston Salem, North Carolina New York, New York Dr. Carolyn Y. Woo †† Mrs. Geraldine P. Carolan President and CEO Mr. James N. Perry Peachtree City, Georgia Catholic Relief Services Chicago, Illinois

Key † Term began January 2017 †† Term ended December 2016 ††† Term ended November 22, 2016 †††† Term began November 22, 2016

2017 CRS ANNUAL REPORT 15 ACKNOWLEDGED WITH GRATITUDE We are deeply grateful for the many generous donors who support Ms. Florance Burgess Mr. Christopher and Mrs. Deborah CRS each year, including American taxpayers by way of U.S. poverty- Mr. Jon Burgess Davey focused foreign assistance, which makes up less than 1 percent of the Ms. Elaine Burke Dr. James and Susan David federal budget. When programs funded by these dollars are consistent Ms. Marylane T. Burry Mr. and Mrs. George E. Davis with Catholic social teaching, CRS applies for resources to expand our Mr. and Mrs. David Burton John and Lenore de Csepel work to lift people out of poverty. Mr. John Bycraft Ms. Kathleen G. Deakins Mr. Joseph DeAngelis Our donors include churches, dioceses, schools and other C Mr. John Dearhammer organizations, as well as individuals. Those listed here have donated Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cahill Dr. Michael A. Deck $10,000 or more. We are also supported by members of the Catholic Mr. Lawrence and Mrs. Virginia Ms. Donna Deeley community who give donations, large or small, and help spread the Cain Mr. James and Mrs. Beatriz Defoe word about CRS. Mr. Francis Callahan Rev. L. Edward Deimeke Dr. Adam Cambray SIGNATURE FUND Mr. Leo and Mrs. Beverly Bedell Mr. Donald T. Delamore Honorable Lawrence L. Cameron CRS would like to acknowledge Mr. and Mrs. Jason J. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dennison Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Dorothy our Signature Fund donors, Dudley and Kathleen Bennett Nicole Derrico and Family Canavan whose commitments have Gladys M. Benton Mr. Peter Desouza Mr. Patrick Carney supported Health, Agriculture Mr. Thomas Berghammer Mr. Robert J. Devereaux Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carpenter and Emergency programs Mrs. Clare Berry Mr. Donald and Mrs. Ellen Devey Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Carr around the world. Ms. Victoria Biedenstein Mr. and Mrs. John J. Diamond Mr. Daniel and Mrs. Gail Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Biggins Mr. and Mrs. Pablo Diego INDIVIDUAL DONORS Mr. Donald Cassidy Archie Black and Jane McDonald Robert and Diane Diens Mr. and Mrs. David L. Castaldi A Black Msgr. Conrad R. Dietz Mr. and Mrs. William Cavanaugh III Anonymous (370) Mr. and Mrs. George R. Blaha Mr. Dennis Dill Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Mary A Retired Fr. Mr. Michael Dillon Chadwick Anonymous Gift from God Mr. David Blanton Mrs. Sally Dimond Dr. Barbara Chambers Mr. Victor T. Adamo Mark A. and Nancy Briggs Blaser Tom and Mary Dinndorf Mr. Arnold Champagne Mr. Charles Adams Mr. Matthew and Mrs. Debra Dr. Patricia M. Dinneen Dr. Kwang Chang Mr. Gerald Agnew Blaskovich Dr. Concetta Dirusso Mr. Owen Chen and Ms. Anna Francis and Gillian Aguilar Mr. Thomas G. Bliznick Mr. William and Mrs. Mary Dittrich Ham Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Alexander Mrs. Marian Bochinski Mr. and Mrs. John DiVittorio Mr. Paul and Mrs. Alisia Chesen Mr. Michael and Mrs. Carol Allain Lowell and Bev Boehm Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dixon Mr. and Mrs. John Chin Mr. Jeff and Mrs. Holly Allen Bob and Dr. Laura Boldt Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Doherty Dr. Galen and Mrs. Annie Chun Rev. Philip T. Allen Chris and Thais Booms Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Anne Dols Mr. Dominic Cipriani Mr. Thomas and Dr. Karen Allen Mr. William Borton Michael and Maureen Donahue Mr. Douglas Cirillo Ms. Blandine Alvey Mr. and Mrs. James J. Boyle Mr. Robert Dondelinger Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Celeste Mr. and Mrs. Peter Amann Dennis and Lorrie Brady Mr. Wayne and Mrs. Carolyn Clinton Ms. Jeanne Anderson Mr. William Brady Dondelinger Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Coley Ms. Susan Anderson John and Carmel Brand Mr. John Donohue Mr. Gerald and Mrs. Sharon Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Anderson William J. Brand Dr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Doughton Connealy Mr. L. Angel Bob Brazelton Dorothy and John Doughty Ms. Nancy and Mr. Robert Connor Mr. Jerry and Mrs. Jackie Anhelick Dennis and Terri Brazier Mr. Allen and Mrs. Rita Drake Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Mary Mr. David Antosh Mr. Robert Breard Mr. Robert Dubeau Cooney Ms. Julia Apotheker Mr. John and Mrs. Hilary Breen Mr. Richard and Mrs. Pamela John and Maureen Copp Mr. and Mrs. Peter Arcidiacono Mr. and Mrs. Breitbach Dubin Tom Corra and Dara Concagh Charles and Lucille Armbrust Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. James J. Ducey Catherine F. Corrigan Beth, Kathy and Don Awalt Ms. Margaret Brinn Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duffy Mr. Louis Corvese Jim and Lynn Briody Dr. Angeline Dufner B John and Emily Costigan Mr. Armando Brons and Mrs. Mr. Donald and Mrs. Valerie Mr. Stephen and Mrs. Judith Balek Dr. Bryan and Mrs. Monica Cox Lizbeth Romero de Brons Dugan Ms. Kathy Ball Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Creamer Mary Kay and Lewis Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Dugas Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Julie Ballesteros Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Crotty Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Dunbar Mr. and Mrs. James L. Barrett Mr. Chris Cullinane Mr. Matthew and Mrs. Janice Mr. Louis Dupre Mr. Richard and Mrs. Nancy Mrs. Eleanor P. Cummings Bross Mr. Richard Durkin and Ms. Ann Barrett Msgr. Joseph Curley Mr. Kieran Brown Thivierge M.F. Barror Mr. Mark Curran and Ms. Margaret Mr. Patrick Brown and Ms. Mary Mrs. Dina Dwyer-Owens and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bartels Straub Gillespie Mike Owens Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bataillon Mr. John and Mrs. Winifred Curry Mr. Scott and Mrs. Susan Brown Ms. Jacqueline M. Dyer and Mr. Mr. Leland Bauer Mr. Daniel Bryan D Keith H. Hammonds Mrs. Wilma Baumgartner Mr. Walter and Mrs. Judyann Dr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Daffron In Memory of Irene Dykes Rev. William J. Bausch Bullard Barry Daly and Jane Dowling Andrew R. Becker E Mary Catherine Bunting Mr. Donald P. Dampf Dr. Kenneth and Mrs. Sara Edel

16 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew E. Edmonds Mr. Michael Gibson Rev. Richard Hinkley Mr. Brian Kelley and Mrs. Debra Ms. Mildred Edwards Mr. Scott Gieselman Annie and John Hisle Donaldson-Kelley Mr. William Egler Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilardi Dr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Hoberock Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Kellogg Nancy and Jim Elson Mr. Gerald E. Gill Mr. Robert Hoehn Mrs. Sara Kelly Mr. John Emerson Ms. Margaret Gilleo Ms. Virginia Hoffmann Mr. John Kemmerer Mr. Charles Engel and Mrs. Efiona Raymond P. and Marie M. Ginther Mr. and Mrs. Carl Holborn Mr. Geoff J. Kennedy Main Mr. Tom Gleason Mr. C. Richard Hollenbach and Mary Angela Kernan Mr. Daniel and Mrs. Lis Engstrom Dr. L. Gonzalez Castro and Mrs. Mrs. Louis M. Hollenbach Ms. Harriett Kesler Mr. John and Mrs. Kelli Evans Silviya Atanasova Mr. Erle Holm Dr. Robert J. Kilian Ms. Mary Goode Mr. Robert and Mrs. Maureen Mr. and Mrs. David Kimbell Jr. F Mr. and Mrs. Roger Goodman Hopper Mr. Christopher and Mrs. Mary Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Fabbro Mr. Stephen V. Gorla Mr. Donald and Mrs. Barbara Kincaid Mr. Brad Fagan Mr. George Gowen Howe Frank and Dolores Kinn Mr. Patrick Fahey Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Graham Catherine and Robert Howell Mr. Zoltan Kiss Mr. Eric Fahrenthold Mr. Robert and Mrs. Patricia Mr. David Huch Mr. Robert and Mrs. Deborah Klug Mr. Joe Falkenburg Graney Mr. and Mrs. Guy S. Huelat Mrs. Emily and Mr. Mark Koczela Rev. James Falsey Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Green Dr. Carl C. Hug Jr. Dr. John Koenig and Mrs. Donna Mr. Eugene and Mrs. Sallyann Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Gregory Mr. Philip Hulsizer Koenig Fama Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gretsch Bob and Eileen Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edward Komin Rev. Leo O. Farley Maureen V. Griffin Dr. and Mrs. M. R. Hurtubise Ms. Barbara Kopp Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Farrell Mr. Jack Griffin Mr. G. Richard and Mrs. Anne Mary and John Korey Dr. Jeanne Fastook Dr. Elizabeth Griffith Hutter George and Rosemarie Korphage Mr. Steven and Mrs. Patricia Mr. Victor and Mrs. Katharina Mr. John B. Hynes Roman B. Korte Favory Grossi Rev. Msgr. Paul P. Koszarek Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Michael I Mr. Michael and Mrs. Carol Guidry Mr. Mike and Mr. Cullen Kovac Feeney Mr. Jaime and Mrs. Rosario The Guthrie/Reinsdorf Family Harry and Julie Jansen Kraemer Fr. John Feltz Infante Mr. Louis and Mrs. Denise Kratz Robert and Linda Fetch H Ms. Elizabeth Irvin Mr. Richard Kreitzberg Mr. and Mrs. James Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haas Mr. Gary and Mrs. Theresa Mr. and Mrs. Kevin E. Kreuz Mr. and Mrs. John Flaherty Brenda and Gregory J. Hamer Sr. Iskowitz Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Krohm Mr. and Mrs. William J. Flanagan Gregory and Sarita Hanley J Ms. Doris Krumenacker Mr. Ronald Foisy Mr. Duane Hansel Dr. and Mrs. Edward Jackson Mr. Joshua Krumholz Sheila and Lawrence Foley Dr. Paul and Mrs. Maureen Mary and Michael Jaharis Mr. George Kunberger and Ms. Mr. David and Mrs. Carol Foltz Hartigan Mr. John D. Jeffers and Mrs. Mary Diane Cracknel Mr. Frank and Mrs. Barbara Foltz Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Hasbrook E. Edrich Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Caroline Mr. Kenneth and Mrs. Helen Foltz Dr. Richard and Mrs. Mary Hattan Mrs. Ruth Jennerjahn Kurtz Mr. Paolo and Mrs. Rita Fontani Mr. Robert Hauser Mr. Marvin and Mrs. Peggy Mr. Gianpiero and Mrs. Teresa Mrs. Grace T. Hawkes L Johnson Forcina Mr. and Mrs. Robyn Hayward Mr. Theodore Lackner Mr. George Jokerst Mr. Norbert Fougerousse Ms. Helen M. Healy Mrs. Julia M. Ladner Mr. Harry and Mrs. Marilyn Jones Mr. Lewis Fountain Jeanne and Michael Heekin Mr. Bernard Lam Anne and Greg Jordan Mr. Antony and Mr. Wendar Fu Mr. David and Mrs. Eileen John Lane James and Kathleen Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Richard I. Fukumoto Heffernan Mr. Phillip Lariviere and Mrs. Erin Mr. Joseph Jurgensmeyer Mrs. Sally Heimerman Lariviere G Mr. and Mrs. George Jurkowich Dr. Thomas Heinzel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Latham Mr. and Mrs. John Gai Mr. Charles and Mrs. Mary Juster Mrs. Dolores Hejjawi Mr. Timothy and Mrs. Margaret Mrs. Bernice Galbreath Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Held K Laughlin Deacon Gary Gallagher and Mrs. Mr. Gordy Hellenbrand Mrs. Janet Kadesky-Ruttenberg Eileen and John Lawler Lauranne O’Neil-Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. W. Helsel Mr. Stephen Kamak Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas F. Lawler Ms. Sharon Gallagher Mr. Glenn Hendry Mr. Akitoshi Kan Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lawless Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Gallen Mr. James J. Hennessy Albert J. and Diane E. Kaneb Mr. and Mrs. William E. Leahey Jr. Mr. Niall and Mrs. Gretchen Dr. and Mrs. John L. Hennessy Family Mr. and Mrs. John J. Leahy Gannon Mr. Robert Henry and Mrs. Helen Stephen and Andrea Kaneb Ms. Phyllis Lee Ms. Nelia Garcia Henry Mr. Terence Karanink Mr. David and Mrs. Cheryle George and Mary Garvey Dr. Peter and Mrs. Maureen Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Kasperick Lelinski Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Gasick Herbert Mary Nancy Katin Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Martha Mr. John N. Gavin Mr. Adrian and Mrs. Dolores Hill Fr. Anthony Kazarnowicz Lemieux Ms. Mary Gearns Mr. Peter and Mr. Thomas Ed and Anne Kearney Mr. Albert and Mrs. Michelle Ms. Carol F. Gehl Hillenbrand Mr. Peter and Mrs. Eilish Keating Lesmeister Mr. John Gerney Col. Joseph and Mrs. Constance Mr. Patrick and Mrs. Gwen Keeney Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Lessl Mrs. Marie Gerwin Hines Rev. Thomas Keller Fr. Robert Lexa Mr. Douglas Giancoli

2017 CRS ANNUAL REPORT 17 Ms. Yvonne Ley Mr. John Merritt Ms. Karen O’Toole J. Peter Ricketts Earl and Darielle Linehan Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Judy Mr. Gregory Otterson and Mrs. John and Mary Pat Rickman John and Elizabeth Linehan Michaels Mary Murphy Sr. Mary Riley Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Locke Mr. Richard Mier and Mrs. Rita Mr. Matt and Mrs. Jeannine Rissi P Mr. and Mrs. John Loftus Caufield Rev. Charles Ritter Ms. P. Pace Bob and Rita Lorenz Mr. Roberto Mignone Ms. Jean Rivlin and Ms. Frances Mr. John Palmeri Daniel and Nancy Loughran Mrs. Judith Miller Allen Mr. William F. Palmeri Ms. Dorothy Lucas Mr. Stephen Miller Lynne Lutenbacher Roberts John and Alice Paris Mr. and Mrs. David Earl Lynch Ms. Eileen Milnes Mr. John Roche Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Pascucci Dr. John and Mrs. Teresa Lyons Mr. Christian Milton Mr. Charles Roesler Mr. Raman Patel Mr. John Lyons Mrs. Encarnacion Molina Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Corinne Mrs. Donna Paulsen Paul and Sandra Montrone Rogers M Mr. Robert Pease James and Cathy Moore Seňor Roberto y Seňora Nelly Mr. and Mrs. Richard Macchia Mr. Anatolio Pellizzetti Mr. Jonathan Morlot and Mrs. Rojas Joe and Katie Magee Seňor Hubert Perez Hattie Ruttenberg Rev. Stephen Roman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Maguire Charles and Jo Ann Peters Mr. and Mrs. Michael Morosky Rev. Richard Rossman Mr. David Mahaffey and Mrs. Miss Gloria Petitto Robert E. Morris Dr. and Mrs. David Rowekamp Virginia White-Mahaffey Mr. George O. Pfaff Mrs. and Mr. Moskovitz Ms. Catherine Rowland Mr. and Mrs. James V. Maher Jr. Ms. Jane C. Pfeiffer Mr. Albert Mueller Mr. Michael Runnebohm and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Maier Mr. Tuan Phan Mr. Thomas Mueller Marcy Patrick Henry B. Maloney Dr. John D. Phillips Mr. Anthony and Mrs. Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ruppert Mr. Paul and Mrs. Cathy Maloy Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Phillips Mugnolo Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Rushing Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mandracchia Joe and Susan Pichler Charles W. Mulaney Jr. Mr. Daniel and Mrs. Jacqueline Mr. and Mrs. James Manning Mr. and Mrs. Todd Pierce Mr. Thomas Mullooly Russell Dr. Michael and Mrs. Sheila Mr. Richard and Mrs. Sharon Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. and Mary Mr. Eric Ruttenberg and Ms. Perri Marchese Pircon M. Murphy Peltz Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Marks Mr. Robert and Mrs. Laura Plaze Mr. Glen Murphy Mr. John and Mrs. Margaret Mr. Norris and Mrs. Lori Marshall Mr. Thomas Pobjecky Mr. Paul Murphy Ruttenberg Mr. George and Mrs. Margaret Mr. Gerald and Mrs. Eileen Ms. Kim Murphy Ms. Kathy Ruttenberg Martens Poblocki Mr. and Mrs. William O. Murphy Mr. Andrew and Mrs. Mary Ryan Mr. Daniel Marus Mrs. Lorraine Pohlen Mr. Brian Murray Mr. James Ryan Dr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Mr. Arthur Popehn Ms. Felicitas Murray Mr. Richard and Mrs. Jennifer Mattern Mr. Arthur T. Potter Pat and Troy Murray Rykowski Ms. Mary Mattingly Mr. Doug Powell Mr. Charles Myler Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rynbrandt Richard P. and Yasuko S. Mattione Mr. and Mrs. William Powell Dr. Thomas and Karen Mauro N Mr. Julio and Mrs. Deanne Prieto S Mr. Daniel May Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nass Mr. David and Mrs. Lorrie Mr. Christopher Saari and Ms. Rev. Richard Maynard Mr. Edward and Ms. Jackie Neidel Pritchard Sarah O’Dowd Ms. Bridget McBarron Gerald and Monica Nilles Mr. M. Pruner Dr. Richard P. Saller Mr. James and Mrs. Ann Mr. Gregory and Mrs. Peggy Nilles Mr. Michael and Mrs. Valerie Mr. James Sarka McCormick Michael and Kathleen Nilles Puglisi Dr. and Mrs. Andreas Sashegyi Rev. Kieran McCormick Mr. Robert Nobile Mr. Alfred and Mrs. Susanne Q Walter and Mary Lou McCormick Mrs. Michele Nolen and Mr. Sauer Jeri and Charles Queenan Nancy and Kevin McDevitt George Nolen Mr. and Mrs. Donald Savant Mr. John Queralt William and Mary McDevitt Lisa and Mark Schafale O Mr. George and Mrs. Carolyn Mr. Charles and Mrs. Linda Mr. Maurice Schafer Dr. Dennis and Mary Lou Quinn McDonough Mr. Steven G. Schaller O’Connor Mr. Andrew McGoey R Elmer J. and Barbara A. Schefers John O’Connor Mr. James and Mrs. Marie Mrs. Catherine Real John and Deborah Scheid Grazyna and Michal Odyniec McGowan Dr. Michael and Mrs. Annemarie Mr. Joseph Schirripa and Mrs. Ms. Mary M. O’Hern Mr. and Mrs. John McGreevy Redivo Ellen Mercier Mr. Patrick O’Keefe Sr. Lorraine McGrew Ms. Janis Reed Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schmidt Mr. James and Mrs. Jeanne Mr. James C. McGroddy Mr. James and Mrs. Rita Reilly Mr. David C. and Mrs. Francine O’Leary Mr. Paul and Mrs. Christine Mrs. Carmel Reinhardt-Page Schoen Mr. Ahmad Olomi McGuire Mr. L. and Mrs. Beverly Reinig Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Schratz Mr. Gerard O’Neill Mr. Thomas McLaughlin Mr. James Reis John and Barbara Schubert John and Diane O’Neill Dr. Marian F. McNamara Mr. and Mrs. Jack Remick Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Schuchart Mr. and Mrs. James Orenga Ms. Anne and Mr. Michael Mr. Richard and Mrs. Mary Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scudellari Mark and Rita O’Rourke McNamee Reuscher Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Sebastian Mr. and Mrs. Paul Orrson Mr. and Mrs. Dan Meehan Anne and Ed Rice Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Seiler Fr. Frank Osburg Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Meigs Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Rich Tim and Carrie Sellner Mar Ostrowski Bishop Dale Melczek Msgr. Ronald Richardson Barbara Semans Mr. and Mrs. Bill O’Toole

18 Mr. Matt Sery Dr. David Tomanek Mr. Andrew and Mrs. Linda Willms Mr. Darryl Grosjean Jim and Marie Seward Mr. Luke Tomycz Mr. Edward and Mrs. Barbara Donna A. Gushen Mr. Michael and Mrs. Jennifer Dr. and Dr. Matthew Tonelli Wilson Bishop Bernard J. Harrington Sexton Mr. Arthur Torres Ruth Wimsatt Mr. Morton Henry Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Sforza Mr. George and Mrs. Karen James and Merri Windmiller Mr. C. Richard Hollenbach and Mr. and Mrs. Robert William Toscano Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Maureen Mrs. Louis M. Hollenbach Shaffer Mr. Donald J. Tourney Wipf Msgr. Thomas Ivory Dr. Anthony and Mrs. Mary Shaia Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Townsend Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Mary Mr. Claude and Mrs. Marie Jaycox Mr. David Shapiro and Ms. Ms. Elaine Tracy Wisniewski Mr. Dennis and Mrs. Linda Jilot Margaret Lord Mr. Roger Trinchero Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Wolohan Rosella S. Karp Mr. and Mrs. Dennis D. Shoener Mr. Robert and Mrs. Jimena True Dr. David Wong Ms. Colette Karp Mr. Richard J. Silvey Mr. and Mrs. Robert True Mr. Thomas Wonsiewicz Mr. Walter and Mrs. Madeleine Mr. R. and Mrs. Mary Sim Mr. Augustin and Ms. Marlene Fr. Lawrence Wrenn Korfmacher Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sitzmann Tschosik Mrs. Elizabeth Wrobel Rev. Msgr. Paul P. Koszarek Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Smith Mr. Eugene C. Tuohy Ms. Amy Krabbe Y Guy and Nancy Smith Sharen Jester Turney Ms. Emma Jayne Kretlow Joe Yuhas Ms. Judith Smith Mr. Duane and Mrs. Jeanne U Mr. David Smyth and Mrs. J. Z Kurapka Fr. Gregory Uhrig Robert-Smyth Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Judy Zalner Rev. Thomas Lee Ms. Margaret Uridge John A. Sobrato ANNUITY DONORS Judith R. Lochtefeld Mr. Jerome Sommer V Many of you have generously Ms. Nancy Makinen Mr. and Mrs. Brian T. Soukup Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Vale chosen to support CRS by Elizabeth A. Maloney Mr. and Mrs. David L. Spacone Mr. and Mrs. James J. Valentine establishing a Charitable Gift Mr. Ignacio and Mrs. Pat Brian and Carolan Stansky Mr. Michael Van Devere Annuity. We are honored to Martinez Mr. Raymond and Mrs. Erlinda Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Joan recognize those who did so Mrs. Clytie Mattoon Stanton VanSloun during fiscal year 2017. Ms. Jean McInerney Ms. Mary Staudenmaier Mr. Johnson and Mrs. Shiji Varkey Charles J. McKenna Ms. Gina Steinhoff Mr. Daniel Vartan Anonymous (32) Bishop Dale Melczek William Stiefel In Memory of Rachael Dougherty In memory of Evelyn Kay Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Middleton Donald and Mary Stirling Vaughan Bahnsen Rev. James Murphy Mr. Paul and Mrs. Betty Stitzel Mr. Matthew and Mrs. Karen Mr. Robert and Mrs. Elisabeth Mr. Brian Murray Mr. Clifford and Mrs. Dorothy Verucchi Bergeron Mrs. Alice Neville Sturek Mr. Patrick and Mrs. Eileen Verutti Mr. George Brewer Ms. Jeanne Nolan Mr. Charles Sullivan Mr. Theodore Volz and Mrs. Mr. Cletus H. Brincks Mr. Christopher X. O’Connor Mr. David Sullivan Kathryn Wolohan-Volz Mr. Frank Buckman Mrs. Joan O’Hare Rev. James M. Sullivan Mr. Ernest M. von Simson Robert and Osla Case Mr. Robert D. O’Toole Mr. Robert Sullivan Rev. James K. Cavanaugh Rev. Paul Otting W Cecily Surace Mrs. Barbara and Mr. Paul Claffey Michael and Karen Palluconi Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Waligora Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Sweeney Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Sharon Mr. Paul Purta and Mrs. Judith Mr. Alan Walkley Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Swope Clark Purta Tom Walter and Cindy Clarke Mr. Charles and Mrs. Rochelle Mr. Patrick Dailey Timothy R. Rhyne Darlene M. Ward Szews Mrs. Ann and Mr. Anthony Dec Msgr. Joseph Semancik Mr. and Mrs. Sedgwick Ward Dr. William Szkrybalo Mrs. Dianne Domagalski Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Betty Smith Mr. David and Mrs. Linda Watso Ernest and Betty Dorko Roseann B. Termini T Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Weaver Jr. Mr. Donald L. Esser Mr. Thomas Vaccaro Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Tangney Mr. Marty and Mrs. Alicia Weber Mr. Martin and Mrs. Barbara Faga Ms. Frances Vessells Dr. Daniel and Dr. Shannon Tapia Mr. and Mrs. Timothy B. Welch Rev. Thomas C. Foley Fr. Joseph Vujs Mr. James and Mrs. Shirley Mrs. Margaret Wendt Mrs. LaVerne Forbes and Mr. Mr. Charles and Mrs. Ruth Walsh Teegarden Mr. and Mrs. Eric Wengel Francis D. Forbes Dr. Wayne Weisner Mr. and Mrs. Philip Tenney Ms. Judith West Mrs. Clara Garber Mrs. Maureen Wesolowski Dr. Anthony J. Matan and Dr. Mr. F. and Mrs. Elizabeth White Mr. Robert and Mrs. Janice Mr. James and Mrs. Teresa Wick Silvia Teran Mr. William White Garlich Ron and Kathy Wittig Mr. Jim and Mrs. Marita Theisen Mr. Marc Whitehead and Mrs. Mr. Gerald and Mrs. Sharon Mr. Joseph J. Wittwer Mrs. James Thielen Sheila O’Brien Gartner Mr. Stephen Worsham Mr. Mike and Mrs. Lois Thom Dr. Maryanne Whyte Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Gasick Mrs. Ethel Woytek Mr. and Mrs. Ben Thomas Mr. Z. Potter Ms. Ann Gilbert Mr. Earl and Mrs. Shirlene Ziegler Richard and Jeanne Thomas Mary Ann and Art Wigchers Dr. John H. Glick Jr. and Mrs. Mr. Steve Zoladz Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Tippmann Sr. Stephen and Margaret Wilcox Mary V. Glick Geraldine Carolan and Barry Dr. Mary A. Willard Mr. William Goggin Tolbert Agnes N. Williams Mr. Michael Gordon Mr. Charles and Ms. Denise Ms. Charlene Williams Ms. Gerlinde Gossmann Tollinche Mr. William J. Williams Jr. Ms. Carole Grappo

2017 CRS ANNUAL REPORT 19 BEQUESTS Mary Patricia Cornely Dennis Gerbaz Richard Leahy CRS gratefully remembers those Emma G. Corrigan William J. Gleason Frank J. Leonardi donors who made provisions in John and Ninna George Corwin Ruth L. Goldboss Harold T. Listort their estate plans in support of Rev. Raymond J. Cossette Myrna Golecruz Rev. Leonard J. Loegering the world’s poor. The following Kermaline Cotterman Michael B. Graf Adele Lohmann are the names of those whose Marillyn F. Craig Marie E. Gray Patricia A. Longhenry bequests were received in fiscal George D. Crombie Ivo P. Greif Alice W. Lorillard year 2017. Helen C. Cronin Ralph J. Griesbach Mary “Maura” Cryan Louis Bianca M. Culbertson John Alden Griffin Clare C. Lowe Sadie C. Adams Eunice Daley Richard Grove Msgr. Matthew C. Luczycki Patricia J. Aducci Neal J. Susan Claire Guiragos Daniel C. Lynch David H. Aldeborgh Jacqueline Demoreuille Corinne A. Gulling Rev. Richard J. Macke Frances Amicone Barbara Denny Rosemary Gwynn Thomas J. Madell Elda Anelli Eleanor Brown Denton David J. Haas Theodore E. Madey Louis Antonelli Raymond Derbyshire Ellen Catherine Hackett Beatrice R. Mahan Anthony A. Anzalone Rose Marie J. M. Derks Harry C. Hagerty Jr. John F. Mahaney Julia A. Arakelian Rose M. Deutschman Martha Hamblin Charles P. Majkrzak John C. Armbruster Rev. Thomas F. DeVita Dale L. Hare Lawrence W. Malavita Joseph Asaro John L. Devlin Roger Harmon Constance E. Malloy James E. Audino George DeWald Jr. Margaret S. Hatfield Brennan Manning Concetta Baldassarre Rev. Edward F. Dhondt Robert E. Heacock Mary F. Mara Florence Bartkowski Peggy Jo Diggins Albert C. Heinlein Alice M. Maresh Douglas and Janet Bartlett Kathleen M. Dillon Doris R. Hellmund Carolyn S. Martin Catherine T. Bartley Edward B. Dillon Jr. Rachel Hessen Robert David Martin Robert George Basch Daniel P. Donahue Margaret W. Hicks Patricia Marzo Mildred A. Beattie Frans J. Dorn John Hill Felicia F. Masters Josephine A. Bell Margaret E. Dougherty Msgr. Carl D. Hinrichsen John O. Mattingly Joan Benoit Mary Ellen Dougherty John P. Hoch Rev. Robert J. Mauntel James T. Bertis Martha H. Doyle Robert Hoffman June M. McAllister Louis A. Bertrand Rev. Richard A. Driscoll Agnes M. Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. McCabe Samuel Bocchieri Patrick Durnan Rev. David James Hogan Ruth G. McClenning Rev. Ronald J. Boccieri David F. Ellison Frank J. Honigman Osbourne W. McConathy Robert N. Boller James L. Elson Margaret K. Howarth Bishop William McCormack Philip C. Bond Jean Ettelson Robert Howe John J. McDonald Alice B. Bonnet Lawrence W. Fagg Irene Margaret Hughes Sonya McFall Richard J. Boyle Eleanor V. Fails Rosalie Ihry Albina McGowan Curtis and Grace Brownfield Caroline and Dorothy F. Farina Patrick F. Irwin Ruth I. McGrevey Catherine Bruck Richard T. Farrell Irene F. Jankowski Rev. Joseph McGuire George Bryant Dianne Fehl Peggy R. Jorban Rev. John H. McKenna Beatrice Buck Patricia C. Fisher John Judge Thomas Deglan McKiernan Caroline C. Bukowski Robert N. Fisher Dorothy M. Kail Rev. Vincent de Paul McMurry Mary Jane Bull James D. FitzPatrick Mary M. Kane Dr. Sheila J. McNally Carmine T. Buonaiuto Gilbert J. Fox Mary T. Kane Patricia M. McNamara Donald Buzzelli Kendall C. Fox Richard P. Kane Frederick McNicholl Rev. Callahan Marilyn Kay Fox William J. Kasip Andrew C. McNulty James J. Capone Myra Fox Vera T. Kaska Elsa Meneguzzo Donald Carver William A. Fox Ellin Margaret M. Kelly Frederick M. Messina Ellen Adelaide Casselberry Thomas R. Foy Rev. Raymond G. Kenny Geraldine A. Meyer Patricia Cavanaugh Helen L. Franklin Jean Kentisbeer Lawrence Meyers Paul Chagnon Richard Fratesi Michael P. Kieltyka Rev. Chester Michael Barbara C. Chandler Rev. Joseph B. Frederick Rev. Ellwood Bud Kieser Robert J. Milder Ruth Hayburn Cisek Angela P. Frost Robert H. Kline John J. Moll Anthony E. Cladis Rev. Kevin P. Gaffey John A. Kozel Donald M. Moore Anna F. Clarke Lawrence J. Gaffney Joan A. Kraft Dr. Kathleen G. Moore Martha Ellen Clewell Algert A. Gaidimauskas Anthony Krizl Charlotte C. Morgan Thomas Clinton Sharon Gallagher Edward J. Kuchinskas Richard J. Mueller David and Margaret Clyne Agnes S. Gamiere Donald Bernard Kuntz Dolores C. Mungovan Michael Cocchiaro Arthur M. Garzon Mary T. Kuti Catherine Patricia Murphy Rev. William F. Condon Veronica Geiger Rose B. Landeis William F. Murphy Edward M. Connors Rev. Joseph F. Geniesse, CSC Zdenka Larson John L. Murray Helen M. Coogan Msgr. Alexander George Dr. Louis F. Lawrence Mary Catherine Power Myers Stephen L. Cooley John Edward Geraghty Margaret R. Leader Margaret Neaton

20 Katherine L. Nicklaus Bernard and Gloria Schnapp Msgr. Leonard Ziegmann Collar Family Foundation Patricia A. Obenauf Mary S. Schneider Frances E. Zielinski Columbus Foundation Alfred and Ailene O’Brien Leo and Frances Schultz Dr. Sigmund A. Zukowski Community Foundation for Fox Shirley A. O’Connell Augusta Schurrer Audrey A. Zywicki Valley Rev. Matthew O’Connor Marie Seebauer FOUNDATIONS, CORPORATIONS Community Foundation for Gregory and Jean O’Conor Helen G. Semo & ORGANIZATIONS Greater Atlanta Frances E. O’Donnell Emilie B. Severin Anonymous (36) Community Foundation of James T. O’Donnell Margaret M. Shannon All Care Veterinary Hospital Acadiana Geraldine O’Malley Mary Elizabeth Shannon Allegany Franciscan Ministries Community Foundation of Rev. Richard J. Ortmeier TWS and Phoebe K. Sink Alvey Blandine Ira Freedom Central Illinois Catherine F. Ostrander Raymond A. Smalsey Monell Foundation Community Foundation of Jennie Palumbo Rita Mary Smith American Foundation of Savoy Louisville Msgr. George Parnassus William and Rosemary T. Smith Orders Community Foundation of New Marguerite Pasley Msgr. Edward J. Sobierajski American Red Cross Jersey Bernadette Paul Joan Schafer Speakman Anthony J. & Margaret D. Community Foundation of the Cecilia Pearce David J. Speiser Richards Family Foundation Ozarks Jack Perkins Margaret Splaine Arbella Insurance Group Community Foundation Sonoma Mary C. Perkins James E. Stadler Ascension County Donald and Theresa Peter William C. Stohl Barrett Foundation Congregation of St. Joseph Margaret Della Pietra Urban F. Stratman Barrington Family Foundation Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Dorothy Popovich Dorthea Stuber Battelle Foundation Coppel Family Foundation Mary J. Porreca Kathleen Sturm Bernard Bradley Family Donor Corporation of the Catholic Arthur and Elizabeth Powell Rev. James E. Sullivan Advised Fund Archbishop of Seattle Rev. John Timothy Power Edward A. Supik Bethany Community Ladies of Diantha P. Holman Charitable Lois R. Pritchard Patricia Sweeney Bethany Foundation Cecelia D. Pudelkewicz Ann M. Szymkowicz Better Way Foundation Diego Family Charitable Gift Walter Foster Quevedo Margaret E. Talbert Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Fund Elizabeth K. Quinlan Mary Jean Tate BMI-Rupp Foundation Disasters Emergency Committee Bernadine T. Rachuba Lorraine H. Terefenko Brenda and Travis Stice Family Dodgeland of Columbia Inc. Msgr. Leonard E. Racki Marjorie G. Thompson Foundation Dodson Foundation Ellen Radday Jean M. Ticknor Bright Funds Foundation Dominican Sisters of Mission Bill K. Rahmes Edward B. Timko Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Dondelinger Foundation Helen S. Rakowski Egbert T. and Lucille Timmers Inc. Donum Dei Foundation Clarence Razabdouski John E. Tingler Brown Helicopter Inc. Dr. Scholl Foundation Francis E. Reed Richard E. Torline Bunting Family Foundation Fund A Ed and Lori Parma Charitable Charles H. Reid Deacon Robert P. Troy C&A Foundation Gift Fund Helen A. Reilly Nancy G. Tuleikis Carillon Office Technologies and Edward Colston Foundation Inc. Paul E. and Marilyn J. Reilly Josephine C. Valenti Services ELMA Relief Foundation Mary Ann K. Reynolds Robert H. Vandenberg Canadian Catholic Organization Equal Exchange Inc. Anthony T. Ricchezza Dorothy Vanderveld for Development and Peace Ethix Ventures Inc. Bridie Rielly Cornelius J.C. Vanderveldt Caritas Australia Felician Sisters of North America Barbara H. Riggins Evelyn Vercellotti Caritas Austria Fidelity Charitable James V. Robb Maxine G. Verdier Caritas Germany Finnegan Family Foundation Rev. Lawrence Robotnik Arline K. Virgil Caritas Korea Foltz Trucking Marcella M. Roeder Alexander J. Vogeley Caritas Norge Ford Foundation Rev. Robert L. Roedig Allene J. Walicki Caritas Spain Fotsch Family Foundation Helen M. Rollman Ann Lee Walter Catholic Agency For Overseas Foundation of the Roman Carl P. Edward C. Wartelle Development of Northern Genevieve Rost Rev. Thomas H. Watts of Northwest Colorado Eleanor Rusanowski Rev. Gerard P. Weber Florida Inc. Franciscan Sisters of Christian Ralph G. Ryan Warren Weber Catholic Charities Spokane Charity Florence A. Sacchetta Margaret V. Welch Catholic Financial Life Franciscan Sisters of Christian Arvid Sahlin Joan A. Wetzel CCW of the Diocese of Toledo Charity Healthcare Ministry Walter J. Salat Sr. Richard H. Whalen Charitable Auto Resources Inc. Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Concetta Sanzari Henry T. Wiggin Charles Edison Fund Adoration Henry Elias Sarkis Amb. Jean M. Wilkowski Christian Charities USA (Local Frank G. and Frieda K. Brotz Carmela Savoca Rosalia R. Willey Independent Charities) Family Foundation Elizabeth K. Schaefer Evelyn Williams Chubb and Sons Group of Garrity Graham Murphy Garofalo William E. and Patricia A. Schantz Rosemary Wiltscheck Insurance Companies Flinn George Schauz Richard J. Windgassen Cistercian of the Strict Gene and Pat Jacoby Foundation Beatrice Scherer Patricia J. Wittick Observance George and Valerie Delacorte Agnes R. Schingle Msgr. George William Yontz Cochran Family Foundation Fund

2017 CRS ANNUAL REPORT 21 GHR Foundation Company The Catholic Foundation for the United Way of Central Maryland Give with Liberty Pawlowski Family Foundation Diocese of Green Bay (UWCM) Glenmede Trust Company N.A. Performance Services Inc. The Chicago Community Trust United Way of Rhode Island Glory of God Fund Priority Foundation Inc. The Coca-Cola Foundation United Way of the National Good Hope Seeders Procter & Gamble The Derald H. Ruttenberg Capital Area D.C. Va. (NCA) Goodnow Fund R. K. Mellon Family Foundation Foundation Vanguard Charitable Green River Ace Hardware Store Raymond James Charitable The Eleanor Crook Foundation Vista Hermosa Foundation 11263 C Endowment Fund The Father’s Table Foundation Wahl Clipper Corp. Howard G. Buffett Foundation Raymond L. and Rita M. Metzner The George and Edna Walter Family Charity Fund Hunter Cock Fund Charitable Foundation Schwarzmann Fund Warmenhoven Family Foundation Illinois Tool Works Foundation Razoo Foundation The George Family Foundation Waterfall Foundation (ITW) Religious of The of The H. W. Wilson Foundation Inc. Watersheds Foundation Indiana Endowment Fund Inc. Mary The Help For People Foundation WaterStone J/J Petricciani Foundation Renaissance Charitable Trust Whitney Family Charities Fund Janney Montgomery Scott Foundation Inc. The Henry Luce Foundation Inc. William H. G. FitzGerald Family Joerger Family Charitable Riffle Family Charitable Fund The James M. and Margaret V. Foundation Foundation Roviaro Foundation Stine Foundation William L. and Victorine Q. John C. and Carolyn Noonan Ryan Memorial Foundation The Joseph Diehl Family Adams Foundation Inc. Palmer Private Foundation Sacred Heart Homes of Jesus The Kenneth S. Battye Charitable William S. Deakyne Foundation John P. and Anne Welsh McNulty Through Mary LLC Trust Zalner Foundation Foundation Safari Circuits Inc. The Kopp Family Foundation MATCHING GIFTS Joseph P. Fetzek Charitable San Diego Foundation The Leona M. and Harry B. CRS appreciates the generous Foundation Sargento Foods Inc. Helmsley Charitable Trust contributions made by the Kasperick Foundation Save the Children Federation The Leroy, Jean and T.L. Thom following corporations and by Kenny Foundation Inc Schaller Corporation Foundation Inc. their employees, whose gifts Keurig Green Mountain Inc. Schmidt Family Foundation The Mary Cross Tippmann have been augmented through Keith V. Kiernan Foundation Schwab Charitable Foundation these matching gift programs. Kirk Williams Co. Inc Secours Catholique The Mary J. Donnelly Foundation Kraemer Charitable Fund Sebonack Foundation The Mueller Family Foundation Andeaver L.M. Sales Associates Silicon Valley Community The New York Community Trust Bank of America Matching Latter-day Saint Charities Foundation The O’Connor Family Foundation Gifts Program Lawrence A. Sanders Foundation Sisters of St. Joseph of The Oak Tree Philanthropic BNY Mellon Charitable Fund Linehan Family Foundation Inc. Carondelet Foundation Chevron Humankind Employee Madonna House Sisters of Charity Blessed Virgin The Orokawa Foundation Matching Funds Margaret A. Cargill Philanthropies Mary The Orrson Family Foundation GE Foundation Matching Gift Mario & Alma Pastega Family Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth The Patricia G. Pelling Google Matching Gifts Program Foundation U.S. Province Foundation Harmony Trust Donor Mark and Karen Rauenhorst Sisters of St. Joseph Convent The Raskob Foundation for Advised Fund Family Foundation Sisters of the Precious Blood Catholic Activities Merck Employee Giving Mary and Bo Gunlock Family Fund Smith Family Foundation The Reuter Family Foundation Campaign Matching Gifts Mastercard Foundation Sogge Family Fund The Sauer Foundation Fund Morgan Stanley Global Impact Matthew J Bannick Family Fund St. Joseph Health Community The Seattle Foundation Funding Trust McAuley Ministries Partnership Fund The Semnani Family Foundation Motiva Enterprises — Shell Oil McCurdy Family Trust Start Network The Stephenson National Bank Matching Gift Programs McDonald Family Foundation Stifel Nicolaus and Company Inc. and Trust New Horizons Gift Fund Medtronic Inc. Stop World Hunger The Strelchun Family Trust New Venture Fund Meneilly Family Fund Tailored for Education The Tamias Foundation PayPal Giving Fund Mercy Health Foundation Teresa Green and Family The Tony Gray Foundation Tyco Employee Matching Milton and Fannie Brown Family The O’Shea Family Foundation The W. O’Neil Foundation Gift Program Foundation The Cushman Foundation The Warmenhoven Family PUBLIC DONORS Mushett Family Foundation The Academy Place Foundation Foundation CRS selectively pursues Nacepf Inc. The Amieva Lecuona Fund The Winston Salem Foundation funding opportunities from a National Philanthropic Trust The Bank of New York Mellon Theresa and Edward O’Toole variety of governments and Navarro Research & Engineering The Barbara Anne Larsen Foundation intergovernmental donor Inc. Revocable Trust Thomas C. Bishop Charitable Fund agencies to achieve our program Network for Good The Catherine J. McGinnis Family Thomas E. Sequin Jr. Family strategies and maximize our NHRG Private Foundation Foundation Foundation ability to serve those in need. North American Province of The Catholic Community Trocaire CRS gratefully acknowledges the Cenacle Inc. Foundation of the Archdiocese Turning Wine Into Water Inc. financial and in-kind resources O’Keefe Family Charitable Fund of St. Paul and Minneapolis United Industries Inc. received from the organizations P. K. Tool and Manufacturing The Catholic Foundation United Way of Central Indiana Inc. that follow.

22 European Union AMBASSADORS OF HOPE We have made every effort to Food and Agriculture CRS established the ensure names are listed correctly, Organization of the United Ambassadors of Hope to but if you discover an incorrect Nations recognize our most generous name or omission, please accept GAVI Alliance patrons. The extraordinary our apologies and bring the error Global Fund to Fight AIDS, philanthropy of Ambassadors of to the attention of: Tuberculosis, and Malaria Hope members is a testament Director of Stewardship Government of Austria to the power of sharing God’s Catholic Relief Services Government of Australia bounty of love with those in 228 West Lexington Street Government of Bosnia and greatest need. Baltimore, MD 21201-3443 Herzegovina Anonymous (36) Government of Burkina Faso Argidius Foundation Government of Canada Better Way Foundation Government of Colombia Mr. and Mrs. William Brown Government of El Salvador Howard G. Buffett Foundation Government of Germany Mary Catherine Bunting Government of Honduras Ms. Marylane T. Burry Government of Ireland Robert L. Cahill Government of Japan Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Government of the day The Coppell Family Government of New Zealand The Cottrell Foundation Government of Norway Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Creamer Government of Senegal Carl W. Doty Government of Spain The Father’s Table Foundation Government of Sweden Estate of William R. Fry Government of Switzerland GHR Foundation Government of the United Albert J. and Diane E. Kaneb Kingdom Family Inter-American Development Estate of John J. Koppe Bank Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Kyle International Fund for Mr. and Mrs. John J. Leahy Agricultural Development Estate of Micheal Leahy International Organization for Estate of Dorothy J. Marron Migration Estate of Ellen M. McNeil Livelihoods and Food Security National Council of Catholic Trust Fund Women Nordic Development Fund Rob and Berni Neal UNITAID W. O’Neil Foundation United Nations Children’s Fund Molly and James Perry Jr. United Nations Development Presentation Ministries Inc. Program Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Quick United Nations Office for the Raskob Foundation for Catholic Coordination of Humanitarian Activities Affairs Estate of Joseph E. and Margaret United Nations Office of the High M. Rau Commissioner for Refugees Mark and Karen Rauenhorst United Nations World Food Robert T. Rolfs Foundation Program Ervin A. Sauer World Bank The Harold C. Schott Foundation United States Department of L.S. Skaggs Jr. State Estate of Mary Alice Smith United States Department of Charlie Tippman Foundation Labor Vista Hermosa Foundation United States Department of Msgr. Raymond Wahl Agriculture Mary Ann and Art Wigchers United States Department of Agnes N. Williams Health and Human Services

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2017 CRS ANNUAL REPORT 23 YOUR COMPASSION, OUR THANKS CRS 75th Anniversary History gives you a look at where you have been, but it also paves the path to where you are going. Our history began during World War II when we answered the call to serve migrants and refugees. Responding with compassion and care, we realized there was more to do and we accepted the challenge. Seventy-five years later, our mission to serve the most vulnerable continues. We feed the hungry, act as instruments of peace, empower communities and are a voice for the voiceless. We are inspired and encouraged by you. You—as a donor, partner and supporter—are the reason we do what we do. Our story is your story. Join us as we remember the past 75 years. Visit 75.crs.org. 24 2017 CRS ANNUAL REPORT 25 228 WEST LEXINGTON STREET | BALTIMORE, MD 21201-3443

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