CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF CENTRAL TEXAS

ANNUAL REPORT2018-2019

ENGAGE. EDUCATE. EMPOWER.

Dear CC Family,

With the passing of another year comes the opportunity to share all the good news and exciting updates from a year of service, care and advocacy here at Catholic Charities of Central Texas.

As always, the focus of our efforts is to engage, educate and empower Central Texas families out of poverty and into a brighter future. And as you will read in this report, our team efforts were made with great success! Through our work and collaboration, we know all too well that the need is great in our community. We must move forward with vision and conviction in order to create a Central Texas in which every person thrives in their God-given gifts and dignity.

To work toward this vision, Catholic Charities decided to place a special focus on planning for the future growth of our agency. At the core of this planning is the insight of our community partners, leadership, donors, board members and staff. Together we identified Catholic Charities’ key strengths and competitive advantages, with the goal of enhancing these strengths and building upon them. They will serve as the pillars of our organizational strategy now and into the future. After much deliberation (and some fun, too!) we identified our three biggest advantages—we are faith-driven, service-centered and community-focused.

Faith Driven. Our religious values and the Catholic Social Teachings are at the core of the work we do. Our partnerships with 123 parishes and 22 Catholic schools across our 25-county service region allow us to connect meaningfully with the communities we serve.

Service Centered. We offer six holistic programs under one roof to better meet the needs of our clients and their families. Our ability to provide internal referrals allows us to address poverty in all its forms—financial, social, spiritual or educational.

Community Focused. Catholic Charities tailors our services to meet the unique needs of those living in poverty in Central Texas. We connect with our clients on a deep and individual level through case management, allowing us to better understand their needs and be on the cutting edge as a service provider. At Catholic Charities, we work to build a stronger community by advocating for the most vulnerable among us and fostering relationships with community partners to amplify the impact of our efforts.

These three pillars will guide the future direction of Catholic Charities and help us expand access to our services for all families living in poverty within our 25-county service region. We will continue to be there for anyone in need regardless of race, religion, age, ethnicity or economic circumstance because that is what He calls us to do.

With deep roots and a strong path toward our future, I look forward to each trial and triumph that lies ahead. We have a plan, but His is better, and I can’t wait to see it unfold!

Sincerely,

Sara RamirezExecutive Director

Sara Ramirez, Executive Director

MISSION STATEMENT

People of faith serving anyone in need by strengthening families and promoting respect for human dignity and life.

VISION STATEMENT

A Central Texas in which every person thrives in their God-given gifts and dignity.

BOARD OF DIRECTORSMichael Scarpato, PresidentEric Boyce, Vice PresidentDeacon Patrick O’Beirne, TreasurerTed Smith, SecretaryErin AlmanzaDeKarlos BlackmonChris CantuRev. Chris Downey

Peggy FernandesRon GayBrad HeathJohn JamesMary Beth KoenigDr. Ann ReedVery Rev. Bud RolandDeacon Bill ScarmardoTom Wong

I chose to serve on the board of Catholic Charities because I believe in their mission to go out to the margins where people are in need and bring them hope. In Killeen, there

is a great need not only for their services, but also to be the tangible presence of Christ in the midst of a broken world.– Rev. Chris Downey, Board Member

Pastor, St. Joseph Catholic Church, Killeen

CCCTX’s programs, services, and care focus on life’s most

complicated and difficult struggles and transforms lives in ways that no other organization does. I support CCCTX because I want to be part of that.– Julie Frey, Donor and

Ambassador Circle Member

I enjoy working with people who show commitment,

dedication and are professionals in every sense. It’s great to be part of an organization that is helping so many people.– Melinda Vaughn, Volunteer

To be a part of what gives hope to the hopeless is a privilege and a joy. I will never let this opportunity go since it fulfills what the Lord said: ‘Whatsoever you do to the least of my

brothers and sisters you do unto me.’ – Very Rev. Pedro Garcia Ramirez, Parish Partner Pastor, St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church, Marble Falls

When our Volunteer Grant Review Team reviewed

the application by Catholic Charities of Central Texas, they could clearly see how the financial stability programs being offered impact families right here in the Brazos Valley. We are proud to partner with Catholic Charities of Central Texas as we fight together for a stronger community.– Alison Prince, President/CEO,

United Way of the Brazos Valley, Grant Partner

I think Catholic Charities is helping those who need

help and also is offering an example of a practical way to follow Jesus’ example, who fed the hungry, healed those who were ill and blessed those who followed Him.  In gratitude for His love and because of my love for Him, I am trying to love those in need.– Dr. Ann Reed, Board Member

Catholic Charities of Central Texas continues to be a beacon of hope to those struggling with poverty and mental illness, to

pregnant women and new mothers, and to those affected by natural disasters. Catholic Charities serves all people of Central Texas because we see the face of Christ in all those we serve.– Most Rev. Joe S. Vásquez, Bishop of Austin

LOVE FINDS A HOME

Praise for He who puts kindness, compassion and dedication in people like Hannah and her Catholic Charities co-workers.– Sileshi Abebe

Sharew visits Catholic Charities of Central Texas one hot summer day, family in tow. His daughter, Nuhamin, clamors for her father to hold her. He picks her up gently, and Sharew and his wife Serkalem laugh together as Nuhamin squirms in his arms, confident that she will not fall with her father there to catch her.

It feels as though this must be how it’s always been. But for Sharew’s family, this togetherness is not to be taken for granted.

Sharew is from Ethiopia, a land of great beauty but with stifled economic opportunity. As a young man with energy and ambitions, Sharew saw more for his future than the path laid before him. So, he applied to the Diversity Immigrant Visa program. With luck, his application was approved.

But this opportunity was bittersweet. While moving to the United States would be the realization of a great dream, Sharew had a family and a beautiful wife at home in Ethiopia. Convinced that America was his best chance at a better future, Sharew took a leap of faith.

Sharew’s first years in Austin were challenging but exhilarating. He found a job and an apartment. He strove to learn a new language and adjust to life in a new country. But his heart was still in Ethiopia, and the few times he could afford to visit weren’t enough to fill the void.

Sharew and Serkalem worked through the proper legal channels to secure Serkalem’s acceptance into the United States, but the process was arduous and confusing. Each time he called for information, Sharew was met with a different answer. Deadlines shifted and important paperwork never arrived in the mail. They learned Serkalem’s case could cost up to $10,000—a backbreaking sum for a man starting a new life while supporting his wife in another country. And in the midst of this trial, a miracle. Serkalem learned she was pregnant with their first child.

What should have been a happy time became a dark period for Sharew. With pressure mounting, he worried the life he’d worked so hard to build could crumble. Serkalem would have to go through the pregnancy without Sharew, and he would miss those precious moments with her. Roadblocks continued to appear in Serkalem’s legal case. Their financial situation was increasingly dire, especially now with a child to consider. Sharew became distracted at work, lonely, and disheartened.

“I was considering going back to my country,” he said. Sharew’s face, typically cheerful, is cast in a rare shadow as he reflects on this difficult time.

With the birth of his child nearing and all options exhausted, Sharew turned to his new church community for help. There,

he met Sileshi, who assists members like Sharew with free translation services and support. Sileshi opened a new world for Sharew, and once Sileshi heard of the family’s legal challenges, he knew Catholic Charities could help.

Like many who arrive at the doorstep of Catholic Charities of Central Texas, Sharew did so with little hope. But his situation quickly changed when his Immigration Legal Services lawyer, Hannah Silk Kapasi, stepped in. A bright and experienced lawyer, Hannah was there to gather and organize evidence, submit paperwork, and monitor deadlines. She took care to explain the legal complexities to Sharew and ensure Serkalem’s case was on track. The services she provided rivaled that of any private attorney, but were offered at a cost Sharew could afford. And above all, Hannah practiced with dedication and compassion. “She took the case as if it was her own,” Sharew said.

It made all the difference.

One day—after months of effort from Hannah and the Catholic Charities Immigration Legal Services team—Sharew got the call he’d been dreaming of for five years. Hannah had secured Serkalem and Nuhamin’s acceptance into the United States. Their young family would finally be reunited.

“I have never felt such joy in my life,” he said. “It feels as if I am in a dream. Whenever I wake up from my sleep, I don’t believe they’re beside me.”

This journey did not come without sacrifice. Sharew and Serkalem were separated for five years. Serkalem was forced to face her pregnancy alone. Sharew missed his daughter’s birth and the memories of her first months of life. But they never had any doubt it was worth it.

Now far removed from that trying time, the family is all smiles and laughter at the Catholic Charities campus. When asked what she missed most about her husband, Serkalem says she missed his singing. As if to make up for lost time, and without thought to the room full of people, Sharew begins to serenade her. A lilting Ethiopian love song fills the room as their daughter sleeps peacefully between them. Their love is powerful, surely strong enough to stretch across oceans. But here, it has found a home.

The story of Sharew and his family is a testament to the power of hope, faith and community. Their story is one of many with a happy ending written at Catholic Charities of Central Texas.

Sileshi believes that one day, Nuhamin will be an author, and will write the story of her parents’ love and the life they built for her. Perhaps he is right. But whatever her path may be, Nuhamin now has the power to choose it.

EXCEPTIONAL PROGRAMS Catholic Charities of Central Texas offers a holistic set of programs to engage, educate and empower our clients out of poverty.

COUNSELING SERVICES

DISASTER RESPONSE

FINANCIAL STABILITY

GABRIEL PROJECT LIFE CENTER

IMMIGRATION LEGAL SERVICES

VOLUNTEER PROGRAM

ST. MICHAEL’S VETERAN SERVICES

PARISH RELATIONS

• Administered over 400 virtual therapy sessions to improve access to counseling services and help our clients overcome barriers of distance, time and stigma.

• Conducted 4,030 mental health counseling sessions—an increase of 11% over FY 2018.

• Served 2,703 clients with housing and utility assistance.

• Achieved housing stability for 82.1% of clients.

• Provided 33 outreach events to over 7,200 attendees including DACA workshops, Know Your Rights, and Immigration 101 presentations in person and on Facebook Live.

• Filed 120 naturalization applications.

• Increased logged volunteer hours by 33% over FY 2018.

• Engaged 17 large volunteer groups for a total of 1,372 hours.

• Helped 520 individuals affected by four natural disasters:

• Highland Lakes floods

• Dripping Springs floods

• Franklin tornado

• Hurricane Harvey recovery

• Conducted 510 parenting classes to 3,862 participants in Austin and Bryan.

• Provided healthy starts to 698 babies by educating parents during pregnancy.

• Served 239 veterans and dependents.

• Distributed $131,250 in aid to military families.

• Supported 35 parishes where leadership, staff, and parishioners actively engaged in our mission.

• Conducted 40 education and outreach events at parishes.

10,419individuals provided

with education and support in our

programs

67%of our client

families had an annual income of less than

$30,000 per year

Served clients in

21/25

Central Texas counties

Gabriel Project Life Center

Disaster Response

Counseling Services

Immigration Legal Services

Parish Relations

St. Michael’s Veteran Services

Administration and Advancement

Financial StabilityIndividual, Corporate, and Foundations

Program Revenue

Government Grants

Catholic Diocese of Austin

*Amount raised from individuals, corporations, and foundations

FINANCIAL REPORT FY 2018-2019

$5,495,316REVENUE

REVENUE

INEXPENDITURES

OUT

$5,439,524EXPENDITURES

We believe that we have been—and continue to be—greatly blessed. Being involved with and supporting CCCTX allows us to share our blessings with fellow residents of Central Texas, especially those who are struggling in some way.– Mary and Kevin Dwyer, Donors, Ambassador Circle Members and Charity of Choice Volunteers

OUR DONORS MAKE A DIFFERENCE

$2,034,204RAISED*

10,504VOLUNTEER HOURS

LOGGED

157FRIENDS SOCIETY

DONORS

37%

2%

24%

16%

7%

6%

12%

24%

9%

20%

10%

33%

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!*

*List as of July 12, 2019. If you notice an error, please contact the Advancement office at 512-651-6100.

FAITH COMMUNITIES

AnonymousAmerica’s Best CharitiesAmplify AustinAtchley and AssociatesAtmos EnergyAustin EnergyAVP Management ServicesBen E. Keith BeveragesBryan Texas UtilitiesCatholic Charities USACatholic Legal Immigration

Network, Inc.

Centene Management Company LLCCirrus LogicCook-Walden Funeral Homes and

CemeteriesDiocese of AustinDiocese of VictoriaFidelity Charitable TrustFriend of Gabriel Project Life CenterI Give CatholicIBM Employee Services CenterKellen Commercial Interiors Inc.Maher Properties

Network for GoodNyle Maxwell Family of DealershipsPMB Helin DonovanRed-C Catholic RadioSeton Healthcare FamilyTexas Alliance for LifeTexas Gas ServiceTexas Mutual Insurance CompanyThe Bank and TrustUnited States Conference of Catholic

Bishops

United Way for Greater AustinUnited Way of Greater HoustonUnited Way of the Brazos ValleyUnited Way of Williamson CountyWalmart 475Walmart 1042Walmart 2991Walmart 4130Wells FargoYouth Leadership Cabinet, United Way

of the Brazos Valley

Catholic Daughters of America Court Annunciation #1962

Catholic Daughters of America Mother Teresa Court #2472

Highland Park Baptist Church, AustinHoly Rosary Catholic Church, FrenstatHoly Trinity Confraternity of Christian

Mothers, Corn HillKappa Theta Beta Catholic Sorority,

College Station

Knights of Columbus #10776Knights of Columbus #1834Knights of Columbus #3205Knights of Columbus Assembly #2041Knights of Columbus Assembly #2587Ladies of Charity of AustinLadies of Charity, Lake TravisSan Jose Catholic Church, AustinSt. Anthony Catholic Church, Bryan

St. Ignatius Martyr Catholic Church, Austin

St. John Neumann Catholic Church, Austin

St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Fayetteville

St. John Vianney Catholic Church, Round Rock

St. Mary’s Catholic Center, College Station

St. Mary’s Catholic Church, CaldwellSt. Patrick Catholic Church, HuttoSt. Philip Catholic Church, China SpringUniversity Catholic Center, AustinWomen’s Guild of St. Joseph

Catholic Church, Bryan

FOUNDATIONS

GOVERNMENT FUNDERS

Anonymous (2)Baylor Scott & White Health –

Central Texas DivisionBlanche M. Walsh Charity TrustBrian and Melissa Bivona Fund

at the Waco FoundationCommunity Foundation of the

Brazos ValleyDonald D. Hammill Foundation

Joe B. Foster Family FoundationMerced FoundationRaskob Foundation for Catholic

Activities, Inc.Roger and Judy Manderscheid FundScanlan FoundationSchwab Charitable FundShield-Ayres Foundation

Strake FoundationTexas Bar FoundationThe Alice Kleberg Reynolds

FoundationThe John G. and Marie Stella Kenedy

Memorial FoundationThe Junior League of Bryan-College

Station

The Lowe FoundationThe Mevatec FoundationThe Moody FoundationThe Mulva Family FoundationThe Westerman FoundationTravis County Women Lawyers’

Foundation

City of Austin, Austin Public HealthCity of BryanConsulate General of Mexico in Austin

Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services

Emergency Food and Shelter ProgramTexas Veterans Commission Fund

for Veterans’ Assistance

The University of Texas at Austin - Work Study Subsidy

Travis County Health & Human Services

AMBASSADOR CIRCLEA group of influential supporters who are committed to introduce and promote the mission of Catholic Charities of Central TexasSuzanne and Dan BautchNelda and David BreggerDesiree and Scott BrutocaoRania and Frances BuzadLinda and Bill CarsonSelma and Blaise D’Mello

Cate and Keith DaboubMissy and Jim DaywoodKacy and Chris DolceKay and Brendan DoyleMary and Kevin Dwyer

Julie and Fred FreyLaura Gutierrez-WittKathy and Robert Hadlock Mary Beth and Don KiserPatricia and Steve Macy

Tini Nguyen and Al LiJean OlsonDr. AnnMarie OlsonMary Lou and Tom PoloskeyAnne and John Reysa

CHARITY OF CHOICE VOLUNTEERS

Lucy AlffAdriana AlvaradoLitzy AmaroAllan AndresMartha AsefaRod BordelonCarrie BrachtRobert CavazosAndrew Costello

Cheryl DanielKevin DwyerMary DwyerVirginia EdgeLisa GalvanKevin GaytanTony GomezLauren HammaKat Hunter

Anne KlockBea LynchJesus MaldonadoEfrain MirandaTed PiperDiego RamirezEgda RuelasMary Saniuk

Tatiane SilvaStephanie SmithAllysa VasquezMelinda VaughnMona VenegasRochelle Wells SchroterBarbara WheatJennifer Zamacoa

Volunteers dedicating 40 hours or more per year to the mission

Corporations donating $500 or more

Parishes, ministries, and other faith communities providing financial support

Foundations donating $500 or more

Government entities providing funding of $500 or more

CORPORATIONS

BRAZOS VALLEY OFFICE 1410 Cavitt Ave.

Bryan, Texas 77801

T: 979.822.9340F: 979.822.6754

AUSTIN OFFICE 1625 Rutherford Ln. Austin, Texas 78754

T: 512.651.6100F: 512.651.6101

PROUD PARTNER

WWW.CCCTX.ORG

FRIENDS SOCIETY

INDIVIDUAL DONORS

Donors pledging at least $1,000 per year for 5 years

Individuals donating $500 or more

Sherrie Yowell AndersonAnonymous (6)Angela and Richard ArmitagePat AsbraMelissa and Roger AufieriBarbara and Kevin BarrySuzanne and Dan BautchMary and Doug BaxterCarol BercenRyma and Todd BiedermanEmily and Carl BischoffDebbie and Tom BlairAnn and Rodney BoehmClarissa and Rod BordelonNelda and David BreggerJohanna Gordy and Matthew

BrownLena Brown-OwensDesiree and Scott BrutocaoSally and Jack Buckley, Jr.Sharon and Kelly BurtRania and Dr. Francis BuzadElizabeth and David CabreraDaphne Andritsos CalderonJennifer and Chris CantuLinda and Bill CarsonDonna and Ken CavanaughAllison and Robert Cavazos

Annie and Andrew ChavezMolly and Chris CloranKristin and Carl CondonTammy and Stephen CooperMolly and Tom CopaSusan and Don CoxKaye and Chris CrawfordBridget CrestoSelma and Blaise D’MelloCate and Keith DaboubKelley J. and Tom DanielElizabeth Ann Danze and

John Peter BloodMissy and Jim DaywoodKelly and Leo DehnerKatherine and Lee Denena, Jr.Mary and Charles DickersonKacy and Christopher DolceKay and Brendan DoyleValerie and Pat DraughonEmily and Kyle DufourMary and Kevin DwyerMary and Robert EasonJudith EdwardsKristen ErdemLeah and John EsparzaJenni and James EstepMichelle and Justin Estep

Sandra and Thom FarrellBrenda FeldmanPeggy and Ed FernandesSusan and Lynn FisterJill FrancisJulie and Fred FreyLaura and Sean GilbeyLisa and Deacon Michael

GlennAntonio GomezJaime and Jason GroesserLaura Gutierrez-WittKathy and Robert HadlockBridget and Stephen HarrisBecky Shea HeadSareta and Brad HeathYvonne and John HellerstedtTrenton HenrichsonMeredith and Michael HewettVirginia and David E. HigdonMarybeth and Jeff HubenakVicki and Deacon Lee JanBrittany JedrzejewskiValerie and John JochenJane and Dennis KearnsZeneida and Sean KelleyLisa KirkpatrickMary Beth and Don Kiser

Rev. Ed KoharchikLori and Chuck KonderlaJane and John KovarMary and Dan KubalaMolly and Thomas KulpaCynthia and Dwayne LaBrakeKelley and Jay LamyDona and Jerome LeBlancSuzanne LeggettJennifer and Walter LongDr. Michelle and Ruben

Lopez, Jr.Christine and Alan

LoudermilkEmily LyssyPatricia and Stephen MacyKimberly and Steven

MaloneyLily and Roger MartinezValerie MaurerKaren and Mike MayMary and Neal McMasterMarian and Mike MillardChristine and Michael MoyaCathy and Brent MuthCarol and Patrick NexTini Nguyen and Al LiMichael G. O’Quinn

Laurie and Deacon Patrick O’Beirne

Anne and Kevin O’NeillKaren and Deacon David

OchoaDr. AnnMarie OlsonJean OlsonHilary and Jon OlsonMarge and Ken OrzeJulie and Eric PastorSr. Ann PenningtonTheresa and Hugo PerezSharon and Mike PerkinsClotilde Pichon and Patricio

J. SantanderMary Louise and Thomas

PoloskeyJackie and Eric PriceSara and Ray RamirezSharon and David ReedDr. Ann M. ReedAnne and John ReysaMichele and Charlie RoachTheresa and Deacon Phil

RobergeYesenia RodriguezMaria and Robert SaenzYolanda Sanchez

Deacon Bill ScarmardoLaura SchleicherRochelle and David SchroterJudi and Bob SeguyPatsy and Thomas SimekTiffany and Bryce SimsKathy and Brien SmithKeili and Ted SmithMaureen and Craig SteinerFarris Michael StevensCarmelita O. StowersDenise and Deacon Thomas

SunigaAna and John SwansonThe Law Office of W. Jeff

Paradowski, P.C.Rosa and Deacon Manuel

TorresCheryl and Paul TurneySusie and Nick VillalpandoMary and Roque VillarrealSteven WarachDeLaine WardElyse and Russell WhiteChris WillistonNancy and Jerry WinnMelinda and John Zbranek

Andrew AbbarnoMary AbellJennifer and Eric AllmonErin and Boone AlmanzaLisa and Chris AmeelDonald C. AndersonJacqueline and Ron AngelAnonymous (16)Sarah and Michael AntenoraAudrey Arechiga-KajsKaren ArntsonAileen and Mike AvilesJulie and Mike BaronBeverly and Josiah BarrowJohn BartholomewJoannalynn and Patrick

BartholomewMichele and Mike BeasleyIn loving memory of David

and Ellen BenekeErin and Brent BennettJoann and James BentonJohn Benziger, IILaura and Steve BeuerleinVictoria BeynonDebra and Edward Zahay

BlatzPearl Marie BoyntonElizabeth and James

BradburyStephen W. BrennanBeth and Tom BrockenbushCathleen and Patrick BrownDana BrownStacy and Brent BrueggingPhilip BungeJoanna BurkeyRania and Dr. Francis BuzadJudy and Patrick CantiloMark CaprioTyler CarlsonNancy and John Carrano

Marion A. Casserberg and Robert D. Morton

Desiree CollingsSloan ConroyPhyllis and Bill CrossMary Lee CrouchSandra and Frank

DaConturbiaWendy and William DanielMichael DawkinsDeacon John De La GarzaColleen and Michael DebnerDianne DeHartThomas DosseyChristopher DowlingRosalie and Tim DowlingWilliam DufourStacy and Drew Jon DuttonKathleen and Chris

EarthmanJerrie and Don EarthmanSusanna and Bradley EilersJulie EnglemanMichael J. EspositoRicardo EverettRita FergusonLori FeyDianne and Greg FieldRalph FinkleaMichael FischerJean M. FlaniganBernice and Brian FollettTherese and Mark FranceTim and Patricia FreemanFriend of Catholic Charities

of Central TexasFriends of Gabriel Project

Life CenterBarbara FriesenhahnBrenda and Robert GarciaNancy and John GillulyRebecca and David Gilmartin

Valentine GomezAldo GonzalesMaureen and Chris GraffScott GrayAudrey and Tom GrohmanDelores and Milbert GroneckCynthia and Jonathan GroschAlice and Chris GunterJeanette and Gary GutierrezTed HajovskyAlejandra and John HamletPatty and Ray HanniganHeidi HeckelKate and Ty HendersonYolanda HernandezAmy HeyeKim and Mark HicklKristin and Austin HillMichael HlavinkaKatherine and Stephen

HodappMichael HoffMargie and Kenneth HortonHeather HudsonCatherine and Daniel JaffeCarol JankowskiJoe JimenezAbigail JonesMichelle and Paul JordanDorothy and Wayne JordanKathryn and Joe KarasekDiana KeatingJoseph KeatingKerrThomas KetterhagenSarah and Bartholomew

KielyJennifer KingAnne KlockFrank KnopfAdam KogutAnna Mae McClimon Kraus

Shelly and Tom LangAnne and Kim LatourMyra L. LeoIrene and Randall LightJulie Lim and Frederick TanMark LivesayKirsten and Scott LukeThomas LuttrellPat MackeyMary A. and Thomas L.

MallingerOlga and Shaun MaloneySarah and Jimmy MansourEric MarkowiczJames MartinSusan and Terry MathenyCindy Matula and Fernando

SoteloNancy M. and Thomas N.

Maxwell Jr.Stephanie and Michael

McCollumRebecca and Ted McDonaldLucinda and Ross MessnerJanet and Ron MeyerBruce MillerClara MillerDiana MillerAndrew MinzenmayerEfrain Miranda, Jr.Very Rev. James MiskoMary and Walter MitchellLeah M. MontgomeryKay and John MooneyShirley and Jimmy MuddNancy MullaneyAudrey and Louis MuninRocio Munoz-RoqueroLaura and Tim NevludRobert J. NobilePeggy O’ ShaughnessyChristi and David O’Brien

Dennis O’BrienLinda and William O’BrienTheresa and Milton David

O’QuinnKeith OdomStephen OgdenMeredith and Jim OlsonJoseph OnuhAnnette and William PaapeMary Lou and William

PapineauBarbara and Carl PaulPam and Deacon Andy

PerroneMary and Will PittsMark PoagDonna and James ProchaskaErin and Kevin PrzybockiMary and James PustejovskyMary and Evan QuirosSarah RamosJanet and James RathmannAnne and John ReysaDawn and Thomas RichSheran RileyBeth and Barry RinkeMarcy and Mark RitchiePatricia and Leon RobertsAmy and Scott RobinsonJose M. RoessetCelina Romero and Paul

WilliamsCarlos RosasJuliann and Michael RussoMary Helen and James T.

RuthMaria and Barry RyanAnne and Jim SandersJoanne and Deacon Ray

SandersKathy and Michael

Schoenfelder

Susan and Fredlein Schroeder

Sarah SchwindCynthia and John SelmanRobert SextonClaire and George ShiaDeeAnn and David SmithRebecca and Scott SnyderRenee SommersLinda and Robert StipanovicRobert C. StoreyJack SuhKevin SutherlandMichael SwartzCathy and Robert SwindleDebbie and Neil SwoyerJames TalianoAlison and Adam TateJay TheisenDaniel ThevisThe Tufto FamilyKitty and Robert TunmireRobert Vander PloegCarmen and Raymond

VargasMarian Rose and Frank

VariscoTerry and James WagnerSteven WaldenRussell WatersMark WatsonJames WeberAnn and Kenneth S. WelchMark WetzelCindy and Brad WiewelMary and Stephen WootenMaria YbarraElizabeth and Gary YoungAmy and Kirk ZambettiMadeline and James ZeigNatalie ZeltColleen and David Zientek

*List as of July 12, 2019. If you notice an error, please contact the Advancement office at 512-651-6100.