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BEYOND CHARITY:
EMPOWERING
PEOPLE
TO THRIVE
2020 ANNUAL REPORT
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
3 FROM THE ARCHBISHOP
4 FROM THE BOARD AND CEO
5 BE A PART OF OUR COMMUNITY
6-7 IMPACT
8-11 EMPOWERMENT SPOTLIGHTS
12 LEADERSHIP
13 OPERATING HIGHLIGHTS
14 FRANCIS FATHER GRESSLE GUILD
15 DONORS
2
DEAR
FRIENDS
The year 2020 was difficult for everyone, but the ravages of the pandemic – sickness,
unemployment, hunger and isolation – were acutely felt by those in low-income, minority,
immigrant, senior and other vulnerable communities. As jobs vanished, the basic material
needs of life were no longer affordable to many. And, as social distancing protocols
were necessarily implemented, the resulting loss of human interaction led to increased
mental, emotional and spiritual struggles.
In Sirach 4:1-10, the prophet tells us that to be God’s children, we must be like
family to the poor, hungry, widow and orphan, and we must not “keep needy eyes
waiting.” Hence, even in the midst of our own challenges, the community stepped
forward to ensure that delivering hope and accompanying the most vulnerable
remained active and effective.
As the official human services agency for 11 counties of the Archdiocese, Catholic
Charities Southwestern Ohio was a leading response of the local Catholic Church
to the pandemic. It faced the crisis head-on in creative and bigger ways to help
those in need, including many who had never before needed its services. Its work
included expanded food pantries, coronavirus testing and personal protective
equipment distributions, rent and utility assistance, mental health teleconferencing,
senior check-ins, support to caregivers and language interpreters for hospitals.
Many of these services met emergency needs for basic survival, and many others
empowered local families to navigate the turbulence of the pandemic and
restore their long-term self-sufficiency.
I am thankful to all who made this possible through their prayers,
work, volunteerism and donations. Moreover, we are
blessed to have partnered with so many other faith-
based and community organizations in these efforts.
With all of us uniting across different racial, faith and
ideological backgrounds to accompany those in
need, we empowered our community to keep looking
ahead. We even caught an eye-opening glimpse of
our better selves.
As we move forward, it is my prayer that we
continue working closely together, accompanying
each other through our challenges and supporting
Catholic Charities in its mission to serve and
empower our community for years to come.
Sincerely yours in Christ,
Most Reverend Dennis M. Schnurr
Archbishop of Cincinnati
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FROM THE BOARD & CEO
Answering the needs of over 26,000 people in 2020
was nothing short of a team effort. As the pandemic
overshadowed our lives beginning in March, our
next steps were straightforward: pivot our service
delivery model to keep everyone safe; bolster survival
services to meet increasing needs; and not give up on
empowering clients towards long-term self-sufficiency
despite the conditions.
As the year concluded and the crisis continued into
2021, Catholic Charities had fed thousands of families
Tony Stieritz Joel Handorf
across the region, provided rent and utility assistance
to those experiencing new economic hardships, distributed personal protective equipment and care packages throughout
immigrant and minority communities, sponsored coronavirus testing sites, and responded to many other emergency needs.
In addition, we transitioned our empowerment-focused services, such as language and parenting education classes, mental
health counseling, caregiver support, legal services, and early childhood programs, to engaging virtual formats, so that clients
wouldn’t fall behind in achieving their goals. Some of these innovations even became local best-practices for service delivery
during the crisis. We’re also grateful to many of our AccuracyNow language interpreters who felt it their calling to interpret
between fearless medical professionals and their non-English-speaking patients who were COVID-positive.
The team that made all this possible came from all sectors of the Catholic Charities organization. They were client families
dedicated to health and personal life goals. Flexible and passionate staff transformed how we operate to quickly respond to
new client challenges, creatively adapt our regular services, and shift job responsibilities to go wherever needed. Volunteers
did likewise, eager to maintain connections with our clients and sometimes coming out to help at a minute’s notice. Donors
trustingly supported our mission, so that we could conduct this work on their behalf. And, countless other organizations in the
community worked hand-in-hand with us to magnify the impact of everyone’s contributions.
But don’t just take our word for it. This 2020 Annual Report delivers vivid examples of what these clients, employees, volunteers
and donors looked like in action as they moved families beyond charity to empowerment. For each of them, you’ll see how
it wasn’t enough for Catholic Charities to help people just survive. Dedicated to realizing the God-given dignity of everyone,
they wanted people to thrive.
By reading these inspirational spotlights, we hope you’ll better understand the strength of your Catholic Charities team. With
the Holy Spirit’s guidance and unifying power, we pray that we will always bring hope and healing to any of the challenges of
our time.
Gratefully,
Tony Stieritz Joel Handorf
CEO Board Chair
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B E A PA R T O F O U R C O M M U N I T Y
Join our community of solidarity with your time, donations and
prayerful support.
PRAY GIVE GIVE
FOR US YOUR TIME HOUSEHOLD
We appreciate your prayers Volunteers serve alongside our ITEMS
as we work tirelessly to professional staff to empower Welcome refugees in taking their
serve our brothers and sisters local families. To learn more, call first steps toward the American
of all faiths across Volunteer Coordinator dreams by donating grocery store
Southwestern Ohio. at 513-672-3836 or gift cards or Metro Bus passes
apply on the ccswoh. which offsets transportation costs
org/get involved for classes, medical
appointments,
interviews and jobs.
Catholic Charities Southwestern Ohio is a Better
GIVE Business Bureau Accredited Charity. As a 501(c)
Call 513-241-7745 to
learn more.
WISELY (3) charity, all gifts are tax deductible. Consider
the many options for giving:
1 ONLINE:
Go to www.ccswoh.org/donate to make a safe and
secure donation simply.
5 STOCKS & SECURITIES:
Gifts of appreciated stock may result in tax savings
for you. Give your broker the following information to
credit our account Z50-057029 for Catholic Charities
2 CASH/CHECKS:
Donations are appreciated. Mail your check to:
Catholic Charities Southwestern Ohio, Mid-Pointe Tower
Southwestern Ohio. Our broker is Fidelity, DTC 0226.
Contact our Director of Mission Advancement for more
instructions or questions at 513-672-3710.
7162 Reading Road, Suite 600, Cincinnati, OH 45237
3 PLANNED GIFTS:
To support future generations, name Catholic Charities
6 MATCHING GIFTS:
Ask your employer if a matching gift program is offered.
You may able to double or triple your generosity with a
Southwestern Ohio as a beneficiary of your will, trust, matching gift.
retirement account or insurance policy. Your legacy gift
will be recognized when you inform Catholic Charities
that you included the agency in your estate plans, or
when you give a planned gift. You will be welcomed
7 CHARITABLE GIFT ANNUITIES:
Make a gift and receive steady payments in return.
Your annuity payments will not be affected by economic
into the Gressle Guild. downturns and will continue for life.
4 CORPORATE GIVING:
Support the communities where they do business and
where their employees and customers live. Sponsor
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TRIBUTE GIFTS:
Donate in honor or in memory of a loved one or
celebrate a special occasion. We send a card on
an event or provide volunteers for a project. your behalf, and your gift will be recognized in our
Blessings newsletter.
As a generous benefactor, you have unique priorities and For answers to your questions about giving, Dan Sarell,
reasons for giving. We appreciate your support and will respect Director of Mission Advancement, is at your service at
special directions. 513-672-3710 or dsarell@ccswoh.org.
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Serving Local Families,
Empowering Local Lives in 2020
26,029
People served in 2020
FEEDING THE HUNGRY
362,025
+ 46% 248,655
Meals provided 2019 2020
in rural mobile pantries
11,868 743,282
Families served Meals served in 2020
When Richard got injured at a construction job, he had to retire by all Food for All programs
early on disability, postponing his plans with his wife, Cheryl.
When they’re son became addicted to painkillers and then Farmers to Families 19,084 Power
heroin, Richard and Cheryl found themselves raising their two partnership with USDA Pack meals provided
grandchildren and needing food assistance to get through the and Freestore Foodbank in schools + 56%
month. When the pandemic hit, they were afraid the pantry served 7,136 families from last year
every month at their church would stop, but Food for All quickly
converted to a drive through pantry, and the new family of four
have what they need. Most importantly, they have each other.
PRAY LEARN VOLUNTEER DONATE
We believe prayer builds a Get to know our programs and Join the over 400 volunteers By God’s grace and community
culture of caring and solidarity. their impact. How are you called who serve in food pantries, generosity, Catholic Charities
Join us Mondays at 11:00 to serve your neighbors who live virtual classrooms, as mentors, and Su Casa’s mission is
on Facebook Live. Submit in poverty and face other tutors andadvocates by applying sustained and grows, only when
yourintentions at challenges? at ccswoh.volunteerhub.com. we heed the call.
ccswoh.org/prayers. Check out our website or
our YouTube channel. 6
STRENGTHENING THE FAMILIES
+356%
Individuals
Receiving 952
Health
267
Assessments
2019 2020
Julia’s two year-old son would unleash tantrums and
814 71 132
Children Parents participated People
aggressive behaviors consistent with Autism Spectrum in Parenting
received were
Disorder (ASD). After an assessment by a Catholic Charities’ Education
Early Childhood placed
Early Childhood Mental Health specialist, family dynamics and all reported
Mental Health in jobs
and best practices for managing his conduct, were addressed. improvement in
consultations during the
Julia now has a new tool chest of strategies to improve life in parenting skills pandemic
her home with her son.
PROTECTING THE VULNERABLE WELCOMING THE STRANGER
Gladys was so disappointed when she couldn’t return to her Matías lost his over-night office cleaning job due to his jobsite
school as a Foster Grandparent, but through online video going on lockdown. He did not qualify for any public relief
chat, she was able to mentor a young man who arrived in benefits. Su Casa was able to help his family with rent, until the
Cincinnati as a refugee from central Africa. office re re-opened, and he could return to work. His family also
benefited from a care package delivery of PPE and diapers.
2,975
mental health counseling
sessions provided (+14% from last year)
311 110 2,156 477
People Children Migrants Immigration
Senior Companions, Foster Grandparents, and Caregivers enrolled participated & refugees legal
made creative virtual adjustments to keep everyone safe in online in summer received services
and remarkably still provided over 50,000 hours of service. education enrichment emergency provided
courses and tutoring assistance
programs
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CLIENT
SPOTLIGHT: The Power Within
Leticia Davila
Your support fuels Catholic goal of moving her family out of
Charities programs that the shelter and into a permanent
ignite bright new futures home. Her children were surprised
Eighteen months ago, Leticia when she showed them their
Davila was a different person. new place — but they shouldn’t
have been, Leticia says.
The “old Leticia” was frightened
and resigned. After 16 years in “They said, ‘We didn’t think
an abusive relationship, she had you were going to do it, Mom,’”
lost herself. But with the help of Leticia explains. “I told them, ‘
Catholic Charities and supporters If your mom says she’s going to
like you, Leticia found the power do something, she’s going
she’d always had within her. to do it.’”
“I feel happy now, because it’s Leticia has taken back control
been a lot of force and strength of her life. She’s even serving
to make this happen,” she says. as a role model, giving advice
to empower other women to
Leticia says her breaking point break free from abusive situations.
came when her partner choked
her and left her mouth bloodied And she continues to receive
— in front of their children. She counseling from Maggie, who
knew something had to change. says the “new Leticia” isn’t
The next day, Leticia met with her actually so new at all.
bilingual Catholic Charities social “She’s always had it within her,”
worker, Maggie Waddell, and got Maggie says. “She’s just finally
the support she needed to make realizing her strength. She’s
the life-changing decision to leave amazing.”
her partner. Now settled into her new
“Maggie said, ‘You are in danger home, Leticia has her eyes on
and need to do something now,’” her next goal: owning her own
Leticia recalls. “She told me, ‘You Mexican food truck.
have the solution in your hands.’” While she works toward
Maggie helped connect Leticia to that dream, she’s enjoying
organizations like Women Helping spending time with her children
Women and Casa de Paz, which and simply feeling safe.
provided Leticia with safe shelter,
personal items, clothing and other “I was in a very bad spot. I felt She finally has the space to
become whoever she wants
necessities to begin rebuilding
her life. Leticia also received
destroyed. But thanks to Maggie to be.“More than anything, I
enjoy being free and doing
access to Legal Aid and had the
and other people who have the things I want to do,”
chance to take exercise and yoga Leticia says.
classes to improve her overall offered me help, I saw a solution.” “The old Leticia was too fragile
wellness.
– Leticia Davila on Catholic Charities and shy and timid. I didn’t want
Earlier this year, Leticia secured to say things and speak up.
social worker Maggie Waddell
a new apartment, achieving her This is the new Leticia.”
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EMPLOYEE
SPOTLIGHT: The Power of Service
April Hoak
With your help, Food for Melissa Weisfelder, a frequent
All does more than fill volunteer, says April makes Food
empty bellies — it sparks a for All unlike any other local
change. food pantry. Neighbors receive
Mother Teresa once said, “The nutritious whole foods, including
hunger for love is much more lentils, beans, nuts, dried fruit
difficult to remove than the hunger and fresh produce. And April
for bread.” and other volunteers encourage
recipients to try new foods by
April Hoak takes those words
suggesting easy, inexpensive
to heart every day in her role
recipes and cooking tips.
as Food for All Coordinator,
organizing six food pantries But the food itself is just one
in rural eastern counties in the aspect of the Food for All
Archdiocese of Cincinnati. experience.
“This doesn’t feel like a job “It really is about empowering
to me — it feels like ministry,” people,” Melissa says. “There
April says. “I want to live in an are plenty of places to get food
idea of nurturing God’s kingdom, if you’re in need. I don’t think
here - not just when we die. there are plenty of places to be
It’s also now.” respected, to be smiled at, to
be treated with dignity, to not
On paper, April’s job is to
be second-guessed. I’ve done
order food, coordinate
a lot of different food pantries,
volunteers and collaborate
and this is definitely a different
with the local churches and
vibe. It’s a helping hand; it’s not
organizations that host the
a handout.”
pantries. But April wants to
do more than feed people. April wants everyone she
She wants to empower them. meets through Food for All to
understand that whether they’re
At a Food for All pantry event, “If I’m hungry, how can I perform a donor, a volunteer, a neighbor
you might find someone from
or someone receiving food,
the county extension office my job well? How can I learn well? they have incredible power —
offering online nutrition classes.
the power to change lives and
A local health department official It boils down to something so change the world.
could be handing out health
and wellness tips. Or you might simple — food.” “I want to live in an idea of
meet a nurse practitioner or a making this God’s kingdom,
– April Hoak, Food for All Coordinator Heaven, here — not when we
pharmacist answering questions
about everything from addiction die. It’s now,” April says. “I try to
treatment to public assistance “She’s thinking creatively and trying to intentionally, consciously
benefits to vaccinations. harness community resources, so it’s more make the world a better place, in my
than just food distribution,” says Patrick place, where I live. If we can do that in our
For April, it’s all about connecting Reynolds-Berry, Catholic Charities Chief neighborhoods, in our communities, it has a
individuals and families to tools they can Operating Officer. “And she encourages ripple effect on the world.”
use to overcome the obstacles they face and people who have received food to become
create healthier, happier lives for themselves. volunteers so they’re giving back.”
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VOLUNTEER
SPOTLIGHT: The Power of Persistence
Sue Ventura
With encouragement from Rachel, she stuck
with it. And the persistence paid off, both for
Sue and her clients.
“Every tax form was like a little puzzle,” Sue
says. “When you help people and see them
get money back, it’s rewarding. And you
think, what would people do without
this service?”
Rachel says many immigrants and resettled
refugees have no idea they’re even required
to pay income taxes. If they do, they might
be taken advantage of by preparers who
“She dived right in. She went from never having charge high fees, make mistakes — or never
file the returns at all.
done it to doing all of it.” Sue’s attention to detail was game-changing
– Rachel Burgess, VITA program director, on volunteer Sue Ventura for the VITA team, Rachel says, as the
COVID-19 pandemic limited in-person
Her resolve and determination paid with greater personal dignity.” interaction and added multiple new layers
life-changing dividends for VITA tax VITA is a nationwide IRS program that trains of difficulty. Sue even produced a guide to
clients volunteers like Sue to provide free tax help help other volunteers work more efficiently
What does $3,000 mean? For an immigrant for limited English speakers, people with and get better results for clients.
or refugee family trying to build a new disabilities and people making less than “The money provides big assistance and big
life in the United States, that money is $57,000 per year. relief,” says Ahmad, a refugee from Syria
transformative.
Sue found that the program not only who has filed taxes through VITA for three
And thanks to supporters like you, that is allowed her to empower those she served, years. “Catholic Charities is just like home
the average refund volunteer tax preparers but it was empowering for her as well. for me. If I need anything, I go to them.”
like Sue Ventura helped net for individuals
Prior to joining the VITA team, Sue had Volunteers like Sue are the driving force
who turned to Catholic Charities for tax
volunteered with Su Casa and worked with behind Catholic Charities’ ability to serve
assistance this year.
refugees in the Catholic Charities computer the growing and changing needs of our
“Financially, it gives them stability, solid lab. She cares deeply about this population community.
ground to stand on,” says Rachel Burgess, and wanted to help even more. “I really don’t feel like I do that much,”
who directs the Volunteer Income Tax
But first, when she looked at the stack of Sue says. “I’m more proud of the Catholic
Assistance (VITA) program for Catholic
notebooks and binders in front of her, she Church, that we do things like this and that
Charities. “Those returns give them the
wondered how she would ever master the people are so involved in it.”
power to buy a home or buy a car. The
volumes of information required to pass the Thank you for being involved through your
money gives them the power to move their
beginner’s test — much less the advanced generous support of Catholic Charities!
family to a safer area. It allows them to live
test — to become a VITA tax preparer.
VITA by the Numbers
9 91 $288,230 $17,940 12 23
VITA Federal tax Net federal Net state Primary languages Nationalities
volunteers returns filed refund refund spoken by our clients represented among
our clients
10DONOR
SPOTLIGHT: The Power of Partnership
Robin Astifan
Catholic Charities supporters —
like you! — are co-workers in an
extraordinary mission
Robin Astifan had seen enough.
Every time she checked the news, she
found reports of growing hostility toward
immigrants and refugees. She wanted a way
to channel her anger and frustration into
something productive. “I needed to be part
of the solution,” she says.
That’s when Robin found Catholic Charities.
Robin recruited friends and family to
create Welcome Baskets for the Refugee
Resettlement Program, and she and her
husband, Brian, became financial donors.
Feeling called to do even more, Robin
started teaching English as a second
language in 2017. And most recently,
Robin joined the Catholic Charities Board
of Directors.
Robin and Brian have tithed throughout their
“I’ve never found such a spiritual passion. …
marriage. They began targeting Catholic Catholic Charities has allowed me to see Jesus.”
Charities for their giving because of their
desire to make a meaningful difference in – Donor, volunteer and board member Robin Astifan
their own community.
“When you see the reality of what Catholic work. That gift enables a refugee to find job is to ensure every Catholic Charities
Charities is trying to accomplish and what employment so she can stay in the United supporter has the opportunity to respond to
needs to be done, it becomes real instead States. the call placed upon their heart.
of just a check,” Robin says. “I know this will
That gift — and the generous donor behind For some, that means volunteering their
change someone’s life here in Cincinnati.
it — transforms lives and futures. time to a specific program. For others, it’s
These are my neighbors, and this is my city.
“Every bit counts. It all matters,” Robin says. financially supporting areas of growing
We’re in this together.”
“If we have many people doing a little bit, it need. Regardless of how they get involved,
The breadth and depth of Catholic Charities, every supporter becomes a partner
totally adds up.”
Robin says, means there’s a place for in Catholic Charities’ mission to serve,
everyone to get involved and make an Robin says supporting Catholic Charities has enlighten and empower the community.
impact. She saw that first-hand during the empowered her to truly apply Jesus’ Golden
Rule in her life. It has also strengthened “We have a program that’s going to speak
pandemic, when her English class moved
her faith. Her weekly English class “is like to anyone’s interests because our programs
online and adopted a new curriculum. A gift
going to church on Friday morning,” Robin are so diverse,” Daniel says. “We are
of just $30 covered the cost of a textbook.
says. “It’s the highlight of my week, if not the committed as a Catholic organization to
That gift allows a mother to learn English, helping people discern their calling and
highlight of my life.”
so she can volunteer in her son’s classroom. find the right fit for them. Everybody’s
That gift empowers a recent immigrant to Daniel Sarell, Director of Mission participation is welcome.”
feel comfortable enough to speak up at Advancement, says one of the goals of his
11LEADERSHIP
ARCHBISHOP OF CINCINNATI COMMUNITY PARTNERS Cincinnati Police Department The Healthcare Connection Inc
Most. Rev. Dennis M. Schnurr, 4C for Children Cincinnati Public Library Healthy Moms & Babes
Archbishop of Cincinnati 55 North Cincinnati Public Schools Highland County Community
A Better Approach to Memory Cincinnati Reds Action
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Care Cincinnati State Technical & Holy Family School
Joel Handorf, Chair AARP Community College Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Debbie Kokoruda, Vice-Chair Adams County Fairgrounds Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber Hospice Care of Middletown
John Kronenberger, Treasurer American Red Cross Cincinnati VA Hospice of Cincinnati
Jim Wahl, Secretary Anthem CincySmiles Foundation Ignite Philanthropy
Marc Alexander, MD Archdiocese of Cincinnati City of Cincinnati Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic
Robin Astifan The Barrington of Oakley CityLink Church
Kelly Conner Bayley Place Clark County Children’s Advocacy Immanuel Lutheran School
John Geraghty Beechacres Center Islamic Center of Greater Cincinnati
Bill Goslee Bhutanese Community of Cincinnati Clinton County EMA Jewish Family Service
Rebecca Johnson Blanchester Church of Christ Clinton County Fairgrounds Jewish Federation of Cincinnati
Dave Lohbeck Buckeye Home Health Care Co-op Cincy Journey to Hope
Claver Pashi, PhD Butler County Educational Service Colerain Township Lakota School District
Khem Rizal Center Community Link The Law Practice of Dennison Keller
Katherine Sheridan, MD Butler County Family & Children The Community of the Good Legal Aid Society Of Southwest
First Council Shepherd Ohio
Jacqueline Rioja Velarde
Butler County Juvenile Court Corporation for National and LifeSpan
Butler County Mental Health Board Community Service Llee Sivitz, author
MANAGING STAFF
Butler County United Way Council on Aging of Southwestern Mallard Cove Senior Living
Tony Stieritz, Chief Executive Ohio
Officer CareSource Metro
Deer Park Community City Schools Metropolitan Area Religious
Patrick Reynolds-Berry, Chief Catholic Charities USA
Deupree House Coalition of Cincinnati (MARRC)
Operations Officer Catholic Conference of Ohio
Ethicon Endo-Surgery, Inc./ Middletown City School District
Ross Hallman, Chief Financial Catholic Ministries Appeal
Johnson & Johnson MindPeace
Officer Centenary United Methodist Church
Fairfield City School District Molina Healthcare of Ohio
Jill Frazer, Human Resources The Center for Closing the Health
Director Feeding America Mt. Healthy City Schools
Gap
José Nine, Quality & Innovation Fellowship of Catholic University National Community Care Corps
Charitable Computing Ministries
Director Students (FOCUS)
(St. Susanna) National Council for Behavioral
Daniel Sarell, Mission Freestore Foodbank Inc. Health
Church of the Resurrection Catholic
Advancement Director Church (Bond Hill) The Giving Voice Collaborative Newcomers Transitions Program
David Taylor, Marketing & Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Global Music and Wellness Ohio Access to Justice Foundation
Communications Director Medical Center Goshen Schools Ohio Department of Job and Family
Cincinnati Compass Greater Life Assembly Church Services
OFFICES Cincinnati Dental Society’s Oral Hamilton Catholic Pastoral Region Ohio Department of Mental Health
Cincinnati, Hamilton Health Foundation Hamilton City School District and Addiction Services
Cincinnati Health Department Hamilton County Job & Family Ohio Justice and Policy Center
Cincinnati Leadership Institute Services OneSight
12Community Partners Continued
Our Harvest Cooperative
Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church
Our Lady of the Visitation Catholic Church
Oxford United Methodist Church
Paramount Advantage
Pauletta Hansel, Poet Laureate
Prairie View Apartments
Prevent Blindness Ohio
Princeton City Schools O P E R AT I N G
Pro Seniors
Rahma Community Services HIGHLIGHTS
Refugee Connect Donations from individuals, groups, organizations, foundations and
RULH/Ripley High Schools corporations offset operating costs. This support ensures Catholic Charities
The Salvation Army can continue in serving the poor and vulnerable. Audited financial
Sardinia Elementary School
statements are available online or upon request. Fiscal Highlights Years
Second Harvest Food Bank
Society of St Vincent De Paul
Ended December 31 2020 and 2019 (Audited).
St. Aloysius Catholic Church (Shandon)
St. Anthony Catholic Church (Madisonville)
St. Antoninus Catholic Church REVENUE 2020 2019
St. Bartholomew Catholic Church
Donated food for distribution * 1,856,050 8,847,685
St. Boniface Church
St. Clement Catholic Church Governmental grants and program fees 2,282,984 2,496,148
St. Clement School Donations, grants, and planned giving 2,302,784 1,995,471
St. Columbkille Catholic Church United Way 485,858 607,263
St. Dominic Catholic Church (Delhi)
Catholic Ministries Appeal 517,181 531,363
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church (Dry Ridge)
St. John the Evangelist Church (West Chester) One Faith, One Hope, One Love 651,529 733,343
St. Joseph Catholic Church Investment Income 38,104 136,463
St. Julie Billiart Catholic Church
Special Events, Other Revenue & Support 765,680 532,189
St. Leo The Great Catholic Church
St. Martin of Tours School Total Operating Revenue 8,900,170 15,879,925
St. Mary Catholic Church (Bethel) EXPENSES 2020 2019
St. Mary Catholic Church (Hyde Park)
St. Monica-St. George Catholic Church Food Bank/Food For All * 1,975,751 9,865,983
St. Robert Bellarmine Chapel Mental Health and Family Services 969,000 825,560
St. Susanna Catholic Church
Refugee & Immigrant Services 2,150,804 2,098,008
St. Ursula Academy
St. William School
Senior and Volunteer Services 863,461 788,775
St. Xavier High School Language Services 597,109 457,228
Sts. Peter & Paul Academy Manangement and General 1,056,286 1,152,931
Sycamore Presbyterian Church
Fundraising 502,671 493,422
Syrian American Foundation
Talawanda School District Total Operating Expenses 8,115,082 15,681,907
Thomaston Woods Senior Apartments (ERS) TOTAL NET ASSETS 2020 2019
Tristate Trauma Network 7,909,288 6,706,391
UC Health
United Way of Greater Cincinnati Catholic Charities Southwestern Ohio is committed to the highest standards of good
US Conference of Catholic Bishops stewardship and accountability. An independent accounting firm overseen by the
Vitas Hospice Finance Committee of the Board of Trustees conducts an annual audit of Catholic
Charities finances. Funds received by Catholic Charities are carefully monitored to
Xavier University ensure their use complies with the donor intent. A BBB Accredited Charity that meets
Yep Fitness the Better Business Bureau’s 20 Standards for Charity Accountability, Catholic Charities
YWCA Alliance Immigrant Women complies with all Federal, State and Local laws regarding discrimination.
YWCA Greater Cincinnati *Catholic Charities divested of the Second Harvest Food Bank in Springfield, Ohio prior to
2019 year-end. Related financials are included in 2019 but do not apply to 2020.
13FATHER
FRANCIS GRESSLE GUILD
“May the God of peace …furnish you with all that
is good, that you may do his will.”
–Hebrews 13:20-21
The Father Francis Gressle Guild honors Catholic Charities’ first director while ensuring its mission
continues in the years to come. Consider joining the Gressle Guild by including Catholic Charities
Southwestern Ohio in your estate plans and letting us know.
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