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God of Mercy;
People of Mercy
2016 Annual Report
MISSION
STATEMENT
C
atholic Charities in the Diocese of
Brooklyn and Queens translates the
Gospel of Jesus Christ into action
by affirming the dignity and value
of every person, especially the most vulnerable
members of our diverse society. Catholic
Charities develops effective responses to human
need and joins with all people of good will in
advocating for a social order which promotes
justice and enhances human development.
“Let us be renewed by God’s mercy… let us enable the power of his love to transform our lives, too, and let us become agents of this mercy.” — Pope Francis
191 Joralemon Street
Brooklyn, NY 11201
718-722-6000
www.ccbq.org
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CATHOLIC CHARITIES BROOKLYN and QUEENS
A Year of Mercy — 2016 Annual Report
Letter from Bishop of Brooklyn 4 Catholic Migration Services 14
Letter from President and CEO 5 Saints Joachim & Anne Nursing
and Rehabilitation Center 15
Agency Restructuring 6
2016 Audited Expense Report 16
Integrated Health and Wellness
Services Division 8 Programs and Services 18
Family and Community Supporters/Donors 20
Services Division 10
Leadership 28
Progress of Peoples Development
Corporation 12 Volunteer & Donate 30
Progress of Peoples Management
Corporation 13
2016 ANNUAL REPORT 3
MESSAGE from LEADERSHIP
Dear Friends of Catholic Charities,
At the closing of his forward in Poor for the Poor: The Mission of the Church, our Holy Father,
Pope Francis, said, “I am sure that each of you who reads this book will leave with your heart
touched….”
Like Pope Francis, as you read this Annual Report of Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens, I
am sure that your hearts will be touched by the stories of those who have had their lives affected
by Jesus through the work of Charities. I thank you for your continued support of Charities and
assure you of my continued prayer for you and your families, along with my prayer for all who
serve in the name of Catholic Charities and for all those served by Catholic Charities Brooklyn
and Queens.
Asking the Lord to extend His choicest blessings upon you, I am
Sincerely in Christ,
Most Reverend Nicholas DiMarzio, Ph.D., D.D.
Bishop of Brooklyn
“...your hearts will be touched
by the stories of those who have
had their lives affected by Jesus
through the work of Charities.”
Most Reverend Nicholas DiMarzio
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CATHOLIC CHARITIES BROOKLYN and QUEENS
Dear Friends of Catholic Charities,
The image on the cover of Poor for the Poor: The Mission of the Church, written
by Cardinal Gerhard Muller, Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the
Faith, is a portrayal of the Good Samaritan. The message of the story of the Good
Samaritan as told by Jesus calls us to the care of the unfortunate in our midst. The
story also reminds us that it is necessary to change the focus of our institutions so
they can be effective and efficient in serving those with physical and emotional
needs.
In this Annual Report, I am happy to share with you how Catholic Charities here in
Brooklyn and Queens is restructuring itself to meet the needs of our clients in the
21st Century. As you read through the report, you will come in contact with those
we serve, families and children, senior citizens, those afflicted by emotional and
psychological difficulties, formerly homeless individuals, young people struggling
to find their place in this new world, and all, like the victim in the story of the
Good Samaritan, in need of assistance.
In their name and the name of the dedicated staff of Catholic Charities Brooklyn
and Queens, I want to thank you for your support enabling us to act in the image
of the Good Samaritan.
Sincerely,
“...it is necessary to change the
focus of our institutions so they
Reverend Monsignor Alfred P. LoPinto God of Mercy; can be effective and efficient in
President & CEO
People of Mercy serving those with physical
and emotional needs.”
Rev. Msgr. Alfred P. LoPinto
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AGENCY RESTRUCTURING
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ince 2013, Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens has been undergoing a comprehensive
restructuring of our services, corporations and internal supports in order to better serve the
residents of Brooklyn and Queens. This process has been managed by our Board of Trustees
and agency administrators, who have solicited feedback from a variety of stakeholders in
developing our strategic directions, including community focus groups, elected officials, pastors and
agency staff. This process resulted in the following strategic directions:
1. SUSTAINABILITY: The agency must be able to adapt to needs of individuals and simplify access to services that are
a changing environment. offered by the corporations connected to Catholic Charities
2. PRESENCE: The agency must improve its visibility in
Brooklyn and Queens.
the parishes and communities we serve. SERVICE RESTRUCTURING
3. INNOVATION: The agency must provide state-of-the- All direct social services are provided under the Catholic
art services. Charities Neighborhood Services Corporation. We connect
people with services by holistically assessing needs in multiple
CORPORATE RESTRUCTURING areas. Services are now centralized under the newly-created
Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens is the parent Catholic Charities Call Center and Walk-In Centers, where
corporation of a number of subsidiary corporations. The staff members perform assessments and direct individuals to
restructuring is designed to increase our ability to meet the the appropriate programs and services.
Reaching Out to Communities and Parishes
COMMUNITY PROGRAMMING families in need in 2015, as well as more than ensure that the agency remains connected
Our Community Programming has been expanded 3,000 toys and gift cards during the holidays. to its Catholic mission of serving the most
to help individuals and families move beyond In partnership with parishes in the Diocese of vulnerable. The Office of Mission offers training
emergencies to more stable and stronger home Brooklyn, Catholic Charities operates a network of and resources for parish leaders and volunteers
lives. Workshops, trainings and support groups are 21 food pantries and helps distribute more than to engage in outreach to the elderly and
conducted throughout the year on topics such as one million meals to 115,000 people. homebound. Programs within the department
employment, financial literacy, women’s initiatives, include bereavement services, community
OFFICE OF MISSION
veteran support groups and parenting. In addition, services, disabilities services and deaf ministry,
A newly-established Office of Mission will
over 680 Thanksgiving meals were provided to Vincentian outreach and Witnesses of Mercy.
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CATHOLIC CHARITIES BROOKLYN and QUEENS
CORPORATE RESTRUCTURING
CORPORATION ROLE
Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens: Parent Corporation, Administration and Planning Functions
Catholic Charities Neighborhood Services: Provides Direct Client Services
Catholic Charities Progess of Peoples Development Corporation: Housing and Real Estate Development
Catholic Charities Progress of Peoples Management Corporation: Housing Management
Catholic Migration Services: Immigration Legal Services
SERVICE RESTRUCTURING
FAMILY AND Family Stabilization Early Childhood Services Senior Services
COMMUNITY General Prevention Early Head Start Senior Centers
Homelessness Family Child Care Senior Case
SERVICES After-School Head Start Management
DIVISION Youth Employment Caritas Training Center Home Delivered Meals
INTEGRATED Population
Specific Housing Outpatient Clinic Care Coordination
HEALTH AND
Supported Housing Rehabilitation
WELLNESS SERVICES HIV/AIDS Recovery Services
Case Management
DIVISION Scattered Site
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INTEGRATED HEALTH and WELLNESS SERVICES DIVISION
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hrough the Integrated Health and Wellness Services Division at Catholic Charities, staff
members help vulnerable individuals get back on their feet in a variety of ways. Our recently
overhauled Community Centers feature a Call Center and Walk-In Centers run by licensed
social workers and case workers. Staff is trained to assess needs in multiple areas and refer
individuals to the appropriate services, both within and outside of Catholic Charities.
At Catholic Charities, we know that there is a direct by mental illness, Catholic Charities offers supportive and
connection between physical and mental health. As such, we transitional housing programs to help individuals in their
have regrouped our network of programs and services under quest to live as independently as possible within a structure
the umbrella of Integrated Health and Wellness Services of supportive services. The overall goal is to provide a safe
Division, focusing on clinics, care coordination and housing. home that meets the needs of all of our residents.
These services, aimed at keeping individuals healthy and well- To provide immediate mental health services to those
adjusted, include behavioral health centers, substance use in need, our Behavioral Health Centers in Jackson Heights,
treatment centers, outpatient clinics and supportive programs. Jamaica and Far Rockaway offer “open access” days. Walk-
8,400
Highly trained staff members oversee medication management, ins are welcome during open access hours, with skilled staff
rehabilitation counseling, and a wealth of social and recreational members on hand to treat common mental health issues
activities for our neighbors throughout Brooklyn and Queens. and offer support groups for young children and teens.
In addition, persons with developmental disabilities living in the Additionally, the clinics serve as an entry point to other
individuals community are provided with service coordination and one-on- services at Catholic Charities. As a partner with the state, our
supported with one life-skills building. primary goal is to lower health care costs while improving the
For those who are seriously and persistently challenged quality of care and client satisfaction.
counseling and
mental health
services at our
5 mental health
clinics
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65,000
CATHOLIC CHARITIES BROOKLYN and QUEENS
residents of Brooklyn and Queens granted immediate
and long-term emergency assistance
Robin Holmes
Robin Holmes, a single mother of two, son through our Early Head Start Network. Head Start and has served as both the
was experiencing rejection and stress Joshua got the care he needed, and Robin Early Head Start Chairperson and Policy
as she searched for a family child care was connected to additional resources, Council Chairperson. Meanwhile, Joshua
provider for her young son. At the from dental care and screenings to has transitioned to a center-based program.
time, her two-year-old son Joshua was behavioral health services for the entire “Joshua has become more sociable around
receiving Early Intervention Services family, including treatment for post- children his age and shows a lot more
and needed both Occupational Therapy partum depression, attachment issues, confidence,” says Robin. “He has grown
and Speech services. Robin Holmes peer pressure and parenting skills training. socially and emotionally, and that is all
finally found what she needed for her Today, Robin is an active volunteer in thanks to Catholic Charities.”
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FAMILY and COMMUNITY SERVICES DIVISION
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he recent reorganization at Catholic Charities has resulted in the creation of a Family and
Community Services Division encompassing Early Childhood Education, Family Stabilization
and Senior Services. Our Family Stabilization programs within Catholic Charities are geared
toward strengthening families and helping young people and other adults find real purpose in life.
Our Homebase Homelessness Prevention Programs Program and the Summer Youth Employment Program.
help people in danger of losing their homes, while our For young children and their parents, the Early
WIC Programs provide support and nutritional services Childhood Services at Catholic Charities offer comprehensive
to women, infants and children. Families obtain access quality programs. Staff members foster the social, emotional,
to a wide array of services geared towards building self- physical and cognitive development of preschoolers through
confidence and independence, such as counseling, Head Start, Child Care and Family Child Care. Our Early
parenting classes, life skills training, adult literacy, job Head Start programs provide services to low-income
readiness training and career counseling. pregnant women to promote healthy prenatal outcomes. In
For young adults, Catholic Charities offers specialized addition, our Family Child Care Head Start offers quality
programs to keep them off the streets and give them hope programs providing preschool children with a family-
2,800 for the future, including the Young Adult Internship oriented child development program.
At Catholic Charities, seniors can improve the quality of
their lives while continuing to live in their own communities.
Programs include senior centers, senior housing, social
children and adult day programs for seniors diagnosed with dementia
young adults or Alzheimer’s disease, transportation services, friendly
visiting, home-delivered meals, depression and substance
provided with abuse screening, intensive case management and home care
educational services. In addition, more than 2,800 older adults live in one
of our affordable senior apartments.
enrichment At our senior centers, older adults receive nutritious
services meals and participate in numerous activities including
exercise classes, computer classes, cultural activities and
trips. In 2015, Catholic Charities was pleased to reopen
the Riverway Innovative Senior Center, a beautifully
renovated facility.
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individuals provided with bags of food
at one of our 21 food pantries
Onid McCray-Peterkins
When Onid McCray-Peterkins arrived Summer Youth Employment Program, Resettlement Program, while she pursues
in the U.S. from her native Panama at and eventually was selected for the her Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and a
the age of 18, she immediately began Work, Learn, and Grow Program. She minor in Spanish Language from Hunter
immersing herself in American culture started to work in the Catholic Charities College. “I am looking forward to starting
and language by taking English classes at Refugee Resettlement Program in the fall my Master’s degree and fulfilling my dream
Kingsborough Community College, where of 2015. Through this experience, her of becoming a social worker,” says Onid.
she eventually obtained an Associate of commitment to becoming a social worker “Working at Catholic Charities made me
Arts degree. In the summer of 2015, she was reinforced. Today, at the age of 22, realize how much I want to be able to help
was hired through the Catholic Charities she continues to volunteer in the Refugee others by encouraging and guiding them.”
CCBQ.ORG 2016 ANNUAL REPORT 11CATHOLIC CHARITIES PROGRESS of PEOPLES DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
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ince 1975, Catholic Charities Progress of Peoples (CCPOP) Development Corporation, the
affordable housing developer of Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens, has been transforming
vacant land and buildings into affordable housing units and transforming the lives of individuals
and families. In the past 37 years, CCPOP has completed more than 3,745 units of housing for
low-income older adults, families and supportive housing for formerly homeless individuals.
Currently, CCPOP is working on a major renovation apartments designated specifically for formerly homeless
project in its Caring Communities building at St. Joseph’s. veterans. Located in the Bedford-Stuyvesant area of Brooklyn,
Family and senior housing buildings are a priority, and the Residence was renamed in honor of Bishop Sullivan, who
Catholic Charities remains committed to creating homes was a proud member of the Catholic Charities family for over
throughout Brooklyn and Queens. Most of our buildings for 50 years.
3,745
older adults also include senior centers, enabling the residents Catholic Charities also dedicated the John J. Farrell
to connect with their neighbors through activities and events. Residence at Most Holy Trinity in Brooklyn. John J. Farrell is
In 2015, Catholic Charities celebrated the opening of a longtime supporter and member of the Board of Trustees of
the newly-renovated Bishop Joseph M. Sullivan Residence. Catholic Charities. The residence recently underwent a major
affordable housing The facility, formerly known as Our Lady of Good Counsel, renovation and now provides 75 units of housing for single,
features 76 apartments for the formerly homeless and 22 new formerly homeless adults.
units provided
for seniors,
families and those
with special needs,
the formerly
homeless including
veterans
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CATHOLIC CHARITIES BROOKLYN and QUEENS
atholic Charities believes that a safe and affordable home is not a luxury; it is a necessity. Through the
Catholic Charities Progress of Peoples Management Corporation, residents are able to live independently
and affordably. Our residences offer a vital link to social services and instill a sense of home, community and
family, with opportunities for socialization, including educational and personal growth activities.
Catholic Charities is the largest provider of affordable housing, a Supportive Housing Task Force to help the city implement its plan
currently offering 23 senior housing buildings with 2,186 units, five to create 15,000 units of supportive housing. “The work of Catholic
family housing buildings with 1,068 units, four residences for formerly Charities represents everything that Pope Francis has been talking
homeless adults offering 433 total units and over 60 units of housing about,” said Mayor de Blasio. “Bringing people in from the cold with
for formerly homeless veterans. Residents take part in a wide range of compassion and understanding – that’s what’s happening here in this
activities and events, including health fairs and workshops, providing beautiful facility. The Bishop Joseph M. Sullivan Residence epitomizes
residents with opportunities for education, socialization and recreation. the idea that people can be reached. Here, 98 residents’ lives have
Mayor Bill de Blasio recently visited the Catholic Charities turned around. What’s happened here has made all the difference in
Bishop Joseph M. Sullivan Residence to announce the formation of the world for these individuals.”
CCBQ is the largest provider of senior housing in the nation
Carmen Polygach & Carmen Garcia
For many, the senior years can be a time of resident for 13 years, share a similar devotion the Sr. Lucien Mass and at nearby St. Brigid’s.
isolation and loneliness. However, for the older to the building and to their neighbors. Both “I thank God for this apartment and for my
adults at the Sr. Lucien Senior Apartments, women are active in a variety of Sr. Lucien neighbors and friends,” says Carmen Polygach,
their residence provides them with a sense activities, and volunteer to run everything who was one of the first tenants in the building.
of community and friendship with their fellow from parties and bingo nights to casino trips Carmen Garcia adds, “This building always
tenants. Carmen Polygach, a resident of the and group activities. The women, both devout looks nice and people here are happy. I am so
building for 29 years, and Carmen Garcia, a Catholics, also serve as Eucharistic ministers at thankful to God for this wonderful home.”
CCBQ.ORG 2016 ANNUAL REPORT 13CATHOLIC MIGRATION SERVICES
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n 1971, the Most Reverend Francis J. Mugavero established the Catholic Migration Office in
the Diocese of Brooklyn to serve the needs of immigrants and refugees living in Brooklyn and
Queens. Since then, the agency has served thousands of immigrants – regardless of religion,
race, or immigration status and from at least 167 countries – who collectively speak more than
80 languages. From a small storefront office, Catholic Migration Services has grown to become one of
the City’s most respected and effective organizations serving immigrants, with offices in Downtown
Brooklyn and Sunnyside, Queens.
Catholic Migration Services sees its mission as on immigration, housing and workers’ rights. Catholic
welcoming the stranger in our midst by our commitment Migration works directly with the various Ethnic Ministries
to empowering underserved immigrant communities in of the Diocese to ensure that pastoral needs of immigrants
Brooklyn and Queens regardless of religion or ethnicity. are being addressed. Catholic Migration Services is now
Highly trained staff address the needs of immigrants affiliated with Catholic Charities in order to better meet the
in Brooklyn and Queens by providing legal assistance needs of immigrants in parishes.
Catholic Migration
Services serves
thousands of
immigrants from
167
countries around
the world
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CATHOLIC CHARITIES BROOKLYN and QUEENS
aints Joachim & Anne Nursing and
Rehabilitation Center is a 200-bed, Saints
seven-story home overlooking the
Joachim
Atlantic Ocean in Coney Island,
& Anne
and is the only Catholic nursing home in
Brooklyn. Elderly residents receive 24-hour Nursing and
high-quality nursing and medical care Rehabilitation
from board certified physicians, including Center
post-acute and short-stay, long-term care, provides
rehabilitation services, general medical care
inpatient and
and medical subspecialties, bariatric care and
outpatient
holistic therapy, specialized diet, recreation
and pastoral care. Our experienced staff and medical and
helpful volunteers are every bit as caring and rehabilitation
compassionate as they are highly skilled. services to
The center was founded and
developed by Catholic Charities,
200
motivated by a mission-driven individuals
commitment to maintaining the
dignity of the individual at all of
life’s stages and challenges. It has
undergone several renovations
and boasts an oceanside café
and a large landscaped garden
allowing residents a beautiful
panoramic view of the Atlantic
Ocean.
CCBQ.ORG 2016 ANNUAL REPORT 152016 AUDITED EXPENSE REPORT
2016 Audited Expense Report
General Administration Fundraising
1.90% - $3,885,024
0.38% - $770,525
Long Term Care Service Family Stabilization
Joachim & Anne Nursing Home 9.20% - $18,824,349
10.76% - $22,015,405
Early Childhood Services
11.99% - $24,550,296
Program Expenses
for Low Income Housing -
Subsidized Housing
20.81% - $42,599,060
Senior Services
9.09% - $18,601,742
Contribution and Grants
to Affiliates
0.84% - $1,723,986
Housing
7.70% - $15,754,317
Other Community Programs
0.14% - $282,169
Pastoral Care of Sick and Prison Ministries
0.03% - $51,620 Clinic, Recovery and Rehabilitative Services
7.55% - $15,456,317
Office of Mission
0.07% - $136,239
Office of Care Coordination and Case Management
Community 3.06% - $6,260,148
Comprehensive Human Resources
Programming
1.04% - $2,122,204
0.26% - $539,508 Services for People with Developmental Disabilities
15.20% - $31,101,094
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Consolidated Summary Statement of Activities - Year Ended June 30, 2016
CATHOLIC CHARITIES BROOKLYN and QUEENS
SUPPORT AND REVENUE TOTAL EXPENSES TOTAL
GENERAL SUPPORT PROGRAM SERVICES
Contributions, grants, and bequests $2,900,099 Family Stabilization $18,824,349
Contributed goods, services and rent 3,625,421 Early Childhood Services 24,550,296
Special events net revenue 1,281,242 Senior Services 18,601,742
DIOCESAN SUPPORT Housing 15,754,317
Clinic, Recovery and Rehabilitative Services 15,456,317
Diocesan subsidy for programs 1,100,000
Care Coordination and Case Management 6,260,148
Parish Christmas collection 435,372
Services for People with Developmental Disabilities 31,101,094
TOTAL SUPPORT $9,342,134 Office of Community Programming 539,508
Comprehensive Human Resources 2,122,204
REVENUE
Office of Mission 136,239
Service fees from governmental agencies $69,753,883 Pastoral Care of Sick and Prison Ministries 51,620
Service fees from third-party reimbursement 57,832,423 Other Community Programs 282,169
Service fees from other sources 3,101,854 Contributions and Grants to Affiliates 1,723,986
Joachim & Anne Nursing Home Program Expenses for Low-Income Housing 42,599,060
& Rehab Service revenue 22,945,952
Long-Term Care Services 22,015,405
Rental revenue 42,385,252
TOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES $200,018,454
Management and developer fees 933,439
Other revenue (loss), net 4,478,996 SUPPORT SERVICES
TOTAL REVENUE $201,431,799 General administration $3,885,024
TOTAL SUPPORT & REVENUE 210,773,933 Fund-raising 770,525
INVESTMENT (LOSS) INCOME TOTAL SUPPORT SERVICES $4,655,549
TOTAL EXPENSES $204,674,003
Investment return $1,744,805
Unrealized gain on beneficial interest in charitable trust -119,028 GROSS RESULTS FROM PROGRAM SERVICES
AND OPERATIONS $7,725,707
TOTAL INVESTMENT (LOSS) INCOME $1,625,777
CCBQ.ORG 2016 ANNUAL REPORT 17CATHOLIC CHARITIES PROGRAMS and SERVICES
INTEGRATED HEALTH and WELLNESS Central Brooklyn Supported Housing Program
SERVICES DIVISION Circle of Hope 1, 2
DYCD Housing – Brooklyn
Clinics, Rehab and Recovery
DYCD Housing – Queens
Bohan-Denton Flatlands Guidance Center
Family Housing Support Services
Catholic Charities Behavioral Health Center – Corona
Family Support Services (OPWDD)
Catholic Charities Behavioral Health Center – Corona PROS
Home & Community Based Services - Medicaid
Catholic Charities Behavioral Health Clinic – Jamaica
Services Coordination (HCBS-DD)
Catholic Charities Behavioral Health Center – Rockaway
Home & Community Based Services - Residential
Catholic Charities Behavioral Health Center –
QUEENS Rockaway PROS
and Community Habilitation (HCBS-DD)
Jamaica Community Living Program
Catholic Charities Call Center
Queens Community Living Program
Clinic Satellite – Jefferson High School
Queens Supported Housing Programs I, II, III, IV, V
Clinic Satellite – Maspeth High School
Senior Housing Support Services
Clinic Satellite – MS 137 in Ozone Park
Supported SRO Services at Caring Communities
Flatbush Addiction Treatment Center – Clinic & Rehab
Supported SRO Services at Mercy Garden
Glendale Mental Health Clinic
BROOKLYN Home and Community Based Services –
Behavioral Health FAMILY and COMMUNITY
Integrated Health Care SERVICES DIVISION
Mobile Outreach Team Early Childhood Services
Open Door Club Caritas Professional Development Center
Peer Advocacy CCNS Early Head Start
World of Work CCNS Family Child Care Head Start
Colin-Newell Early Childhood Development Center
Care Coordination and Case Management Msgr. Andrew Landi Early Childhood Development Center
Behavioral Health Care Coordination – DOHMH Parkside Early Childhood Development Center
Behavioral Health Care Coordination – HH Queensbridge Early Childhood Development Center
Brooklyn Transition Team at Interfaith Hospital Queensbridge Family Child Care Program
Catholic Charities Walk-In Center St. Malachy’s Early Childhood Development Center
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Central Access Behavioral Integration Team (CABIT) St. Margaret Mary Early Childhood Development Center
Justice for Juveniles Initiative Sunset Park Early Childhood Development Center
CCBQ has programs located NY Rising Therese Cervini Early Childhood Development Center
Pathway Home – Queens Transition Team Therese Cervini Family Child Care Program
at 101 different locations throughout Queens Care Coordination Thomas A. DeStefano Early Childhood Development Center
Vincent J. Caristo Family Child Care Program
Brooklyn and Queens Residential and Housing Services
Brooklyn Community Living Programs Family Stabilization
Brooklyn Supported Housing Programs I, IV, V Brownsville Family Support Center
Casa Betsaida Congregate and Recovery Brownsville Family Treatment & Rehabilitation
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CCNS Homebase/Mott Avenue Annex Ozone Park Senior Center John J. Farrell Residence at Most Holy Trinity
Compass OST Program – Afterschool Plus at PS 50 Pete McGuinness Senior Center St. Joseph’s Supported Housing
Compass OST Program at PS 106 Riverway Senior Center Catherine Sheridan Senior Residence
Discretionary ESL and Queens North Community Center Seaside Senior Center David Minkin Senior Residence
Dr. Elizabeth Lutas East New York Family Support Center Sheepshead Bay - Nostrand Supportive Services (NORC) Fr. Richard Reder Senior Apartments
ESOL Civics Immigrant Services Brooklyn South Brooklyn Social Adult Day Alzheimer’s Program Holy Spirit Senior Apartments
ESOL Civics Immigrant Services Queens Southwest Queens Home Delivered Meals Program Mary Star of the Sea Senior Apartments
Eviction Prevention for Vulnerable Adults (EPVA) Southwest Queens Senior Services Mercy Gardens Supported Housing
Far Rockaway Family Treatment & Rehabilitation St. Charles Jubilee Senior Center Monastery Senior House
Fatherhood Initiative St. Louis Senior Center Msgr. Burke Senior Apartments
Fidelis Family Health Care Program The Bay Senior Center Msgr. Anthony J. Barretta Family Housing
Healthy Families 4 at PS 106 – Bushwick The Lodge Senior Center (Managed by Wavecrest Management)
Queens Homebase Homelessness Prevention Western Queens Home Delivered Meals Program Msgr. John O’Brien Senior Apartments
East New York/Canarsie Homebase Homelessness Prevention Woodhaven-Richmond Hill Senior Center Msgr. Joseph Stedman Residence
Jamaica Family and Youth Center Msgr. Mullaney Apartments
Jamaica Family Treatment & Rehabilitation OFFICE of MISSION Msgr. Thomas Campbell Senior Apartments
NY Times Summer Career Pathways Advocates for Persons with Disabilities & Deaf Ministry Mt. Carmel Senior Apartments
NYC Adult Literacy Initiative (NYCALI) Bereavement Services Peter J. Striano Residence
Refugee Resettlement Program Catholic Campaign for Human Development Pierrepont House Senior Apartments
Summer Youth Employment Program Parish-Based Volunteers Pope John Paul II Senior Apartments
Work, Learn and Grow Program Vincentian Outreach Services Rosary House
Women Infant and Children (WIC) - Jamaica Witnesses of Mercy Sr. Lucian Apartments
Women Infant and Children (WIC) - Woodside St. Brendan’s Houses
Young Adult Internship Program (YAIP) COMMUNITY PROGRAMMING St. Leonard’s Family Housing
Food Pantry Network St. Lucy/St. Patrick Family Housing
Senior Services Workforce Development St. Paul the Apostle Senior Apartments
Bayside Senior Center Success Through Education Program (Step-Up) St. Pius V Senior Apartments
Benson Ridge Senior Services Mommy & Me Parenting Workshops
St. Teresa of Avila Senior Apartments
Catherine Sheridan Senior Center Community Events
72 Lewis Avenue Family Housing
CCNS Social Adult Day Alzheimer’s Program
Dellamonica - Steinway Senior Center PROGRESS of PEOPLES SAINTS JOACHIM and ANNE
Geriatric Initiative Depression & Alcohol Abuse DEVELOPMENT CORP./PROGRESS NURSING and REHABILITATION
Screening & Assistance of PEOPLES MANAGEMENT CORP. CENTER
Glenwood Senior Center 101-105 South 8th Street HDFC
Hillcrest Senior Center 176 South 8th Street HDFC CATHOLIC MIGRATION SERVICES
Howard Beach Senior Center Bishop Boardman Senior Apartments
Narrows Senior Center Bishop Mugavero Senior Apartments
Northeast Queens Home Delivered Meals Program Caring Supported Housing LLC
Northside Senior Center Bishop Sullivan Residence at Our Lady of Good Counsel
CCBQ.ORG 2016 ANNUAL REPORT 19SUPPORTERS and DONORS
SUPPORTERS and DONORS Neuberger Berman Trust Company, N.A.
We are extremely grateful to the corporations, foundations and New York Plumbing & Heating Corp.
individuals who have given so generously to support the mission of Newport Designs Corp.
Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens, helping us reach out to OCV Architects
our neighbors in their time of need. Gifts listed are for the period Peter’s Way Tours, Inc.
of July 1, 2015 through June 30, 2016. Due to space limitation, we Phoenix Realty Group LLC
are not able to list those individuals and businesses that have given Plaza Construction LLC
less than $250 – friends to whom we are equally grateful for their Richman Housing Resources LLC
caring support. Ms. Lucretia Adymy and Mr. Robert Risoleo
Russo’s on the Bay
Saints Joachim & Anne Nursing & Rehabilitation Center
$10,000 and UP Serres, Visone & Rice, Inc.
Ace Wire & Cable Co., Inc. Shaw Contracting, Inc.
Francis and Catherine Aquila St. Francis of Assisi Church
BSR Management, Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Striano
Broadway Stages, Ltd. Structure Tone, Inc.
Citi Corporate Philanthropy TD Bank
Core States Group Ted Moudis Associates
Crystal & Co. The Healey Family Foundation
East Coast Energy Foundation, Inc. Ms. Mary C. E. Thompson
Empire Office, Inc. Turner Construction Company
Family Home Care Services United Healthcare
Mr. John J. Farrell Unity International
Friedlander Group, Inc. Vericon Construction Company, Inc.
Mr. Robert Charles Golden and Mrs. Maureen Moore Wade Ray & Associates Construction, Inc.
Gregor Industries, Inc. Weltmann Lighting LLC
H. Van Ameringen Foundation
Jeremy and Megan McKee Healey $5,000 - $9,999
Henegan Construction Co., Inc.
JAD Corp. of America BNY Mellon
James F. Volpe Electric Co. Capital One
Jones Lang LaSalle Americas, Inc. Dattner Architects
JPMorgan Chase & Co. Mr. Frank P. Castellana
Dr. Elizabeth Mary Lutas Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. and Joan Catell
MDG Design & Construction, LLC Chase Community Development Banking
Michael Wiseman and Helen Garten Foundation Chicago Title Insurance Company
Monarch Electric Company (Ronkonkoma) Mr. and Mrs. Jay and Gretchen Clayton
Neocatecumenal Way Community Mr. Henry Rodgin and Ms. Barbara Cohen
20 CATHOLIC CHARITIES BROOKLYN AND QUEENSCATHOLIC CHARITIES BROOKLYN and QUEENS
Cohn Reznick $2,500 - $4,999 Maxi Construction Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel P. Caprio
The Community Preservation Corp. Mr. James J. McGowan Ms. Antonina Caruso
Mr. John P. De Rosa Alco Lock & Safe, Inc. Milrose Consultants, Inc. Honorable Geraldine D. Chapey
Mr. and Mrs. Gandolfo American Architectural Window MWSK Equipment Corp. Bruce Edward and Deborah Clark
Vincent DiBlasi & Door, Inc. Nova Star Electric, Inc. Mr. William H. Collins
Dicarlo Food Service Mr. Bruce Arella Omnicare of Chestnut Ridge Colonial Electric Supply
Evenson Best LLC Atlantic Nissan Superstore Oxford Airport Technical Services Ms. Melanie L. Corpuz
Mrs. Eileen Farrell Bay Ridge Security Service, Inc. Premiere Properties Ms. Ellen C. Covas
FoodSource Plus National Inc. Brothers & Company Inc. Sanky Communications, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Croghan
Gensler Business Relocation Services, Inc. Samuel and Karen Seymour Ms. Joan Curry
Mr. and Mrs. Donna and Dr. and Mrs. Brian J. Butler Mr. Fred Silecchia Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.
John Hardiman Ms. Molly Butler-Hart Smith El-Dis-Co., Inc. De Benedittis
Investors Bank Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse J. Catanese Dr. Marie Sortino Mr. and Mrs. Louis and
J & P Plastic Corp. Connors & Sullivan PLLC Syska Hennessy Group, Inc. Andrea De Bergalis
JSK Construction Corporation Craine Air Conditioning, Inc. The Patrick J. Frawley Foundation, Inc. Delco Electrical Corp.
Mr. Richard Klapper Ms. Rita J. Csejtey Ms. Carolyn Tolano Mr. Michael De Stefano
Knoll Deigo Beekman Mutual Housing Mr. Louis P. Dicerbo
Mr. and Mrs. Mario Tucciarone
KPMG Association Ms. Jacqueline Distelman
Unilite Insurance Agency, Inc.
Mr. Joseph Mancino Ms. Quantia Dhana Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Dolan
Wells Fargo Foundation
Maxwell Plumb Mechanical Corp. Eagle Master Signs & Awards Inc. Ms. Terese M. Donahue
Monadnock Construction, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James Gallagher
$1,000 - $2,499 Ms. Mary Doran
Nixon Peabody, LLP Msgr. Jamie Gigantiello Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Draddy
Mr. John O’Connor Mr. Howard Glickberg 3 L Brothers Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen and
Sandata Technologies Mr. and Mrs. Broughan and ABE Environmental Ingrid Dyott
Sonepar Management US, Inc. Dara Gorey Adam Paris and Christine Chen MD Mr. and Mrs. Theodore and
Sound Refrigeration & Mr. William Henry Airline Vending Services, Inc. Jewel Edelman
Air Conditioning Highland Associates Allied Construction and Design Corp. Electric Distributors, Inc.
St. Francis College Hirschen Singer & Epstein, LLP Americon Construction Inc. Electrotech Service Equipment
Striano Electric Co., Inc. Holy Family Mr. Wessell L. Anderson Corp.
The Switzer Group Holy Family Monuments A.S.K. Construction Inc. Ms. Alexandra Enders
Theodore A. Rapp Foundation Hudson Housing Capital LLC Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barry Enterprise Association
Tiro A Segno Foundation, Inc. Hudson Peak Wealth Advisors Mr. William and Ms. Carmen Bithoney Steamfitters L.U.
Mr. Peter Toth Hudson Valley Roofing & Mr. and Mrs. James and Vikki Black Enterprise Community Partners, Inc.
TPG Architecture Sheet Metal, Inc. Mr. David Bourke Mr. Edward F. Esposito
Iannelli Construction Co., Inc. Mr. Nicolas Bourtin F & F Roofing Company
Lincoln Electric Products Co. Inc. C & D Restoration Facility Solutions Group, Inc.
Mr. Joseph Lomangino C.D.E. Air Conditioning Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Farrell
Rev. Msgr. Alfred LoPinto Mr. William F. Calamoneri Federated Title Services, LLC
CCBQ.ORG 2016 ANNUAL REPORT 21SUPPORTERS and DONORS Robin D. Fessel Ms. Lisa Le Savoy Reliant Electrical Contracting Inc. The Staplex Company Ms. Helen Flynn Mr. Daryl A. Libow Richard O’Connell and Karen Yost TNT Industries, Inc. Mr. Brian Frawley Linear Technologies Robert Derector Associates Mr. Michael T. Tomaino Reverend Patrick Frawley Ms. Grace G. Lo Grande Mr. Theodore O. Rogers Tracy R. High and Wayne T. Johnson Mr. Joseph Frumkin Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lueck Ms. Anibal Sabater Mr. Peter C. Trentacoste Future Tire Ltd. Ms. Patricia E. Lynch Mr. Gus Sabatino Mr. Marc Trevino Mr. and Mrs. Alan P. Gallo Mrs. Mary T. Macchiarola Robert and Anne Sacks Mr. Louis A. Tucciarone Diane and Joseph Genova Mr. Dan Magidson Mr. Joseph M. Saggese Mr. David B. Tulchin Ms. Mary Glynn Mr. Charles J. Maikish Mr. Michael Salvatore Turtle & Hughes, Inc. GNYHA Ventures Mr. Christopher Mann Sandler, Rosengarten, Denis & Vanguard Charitable/The Keith Mr. Thomas Golden Martin A. Gleason Funeral Berger LLP Pagnani Charitable Fund Philip and Eileen Chiu Graham Home, LLC Mr. Robert Sayegh Mr. Alfred Wassler Graybar Andrew and Marianne Mason Scholes Electric & Communications Ms. Stephanie Wheeler Hamilton Safe Company Mattone Group Management LLC Mr. Eric Schultz Ms. Margo Whelan Mr. Benjamin P. Heck Ms. Margaret Mc Allister Mr. Jeffrey Scott Mr. William J. Williams Mr. Herman Miller Meridian Capital Group, LLC Ms. Constance P. Scotto Win Properties, Inc. Mr. Steven L. Holley Mr. Andrew Meyer Penny Shane Windels Marx Lane & Ms. Mary Hout Mr. Vincent Mignano Sheldon Lobel, P.C. Attorneys At Law Mittendorf, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hulbert Mr. and Mrs. James J. Minogue Sher-Del Transfer & Relocation Services Workforce Housing Group Island Master Locksmith, Inc. Thomas J. and Joan M. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Siebel Zetlin & De Chiara LLP J – J Plumbing Corp. Mr. Vincent J. Muscarnera Signature Bank Basil and Jessica Zirinis J. A. D. Contracting, Inc. Mr. Ozzie Nelson Ms. Joanne H. Skibicki Mr. Carl Jirik New York Light Source Corp. Smith & Henzy Advisory Group, Inc. $500 - $999 Ms. Aida Jocson, MD Novogradac & Company, LLP Mr. William J. Snipes JRM Construction Management LLC Ms. Joan O’Malley Ms. Leah Socash Aggressive Energy and K & R Preservation LLC Our Lady of Czestochowa/ Sperber, Denenberg, & Kahan, P.C. Mechanical Group Mr. and Mrs. Ira and Suzan Katz St. Casimir Church Mrs. Theresa Spooner American Express Fdn. Matching Gift Mr. Robert J. Katz Paris Maintenance St. Francis Food Pantries and Shelters H. Antomez Mr. Jim Keegan Pat and Nancy Esposito Foundation, Inc. St. John’s Preparatory School Ms. Maria Arcila-Howeil Ms. Margaret Kelleher Mr. and Mrs. Manuel X. Patino St. Saviour Catholic Academy Laura Ascenzi Mr. Michael Keogh Mr. Richard C. Pepperman Michael and Sheeri Steinberg Ms. Constance E. Aulford Klear View Appliance Mr. William J. Peterson John Brennan and Fran Sullivan Ms. Violetta C. Barnes Kostelanetz & Fink, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Jean and T. Kevin Murtha & Assoc. P.C. Mr. Charles Barra KOW Building Consultants Lorraine Potvin Terjesen Associates Architects PC Mr. Hugh Barry Lane Office Furniture, Inc. Prudential Retirement L. Riso and Sons /The Briarwood Mr. John Bassett, FSC Ms. Brenda C. Lawton Ms. Rebecca Quilapio Organization Mr. David Beaudry Marc De Leeuw Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ragano The Posillico Foundation Ms. Julia P. Bergin Ms. Nancy Lepre Mr. Kenneth Raisler The Shrine Church of St. Jude Hon. Joseph A. Bova 22 CATHOLIC CHARITIES BROOKLYN AND QUEENS
CATHOLIC CHARITIES BROOKLYN and QUEENS Mr. John M. Brennan Grassi & Co. Mr. Murphy and Higgins Attorneys Dr. Anthony Sossi Mr. Thomas Cahill Mr. John Gray at Law Ms. Roberta M. Stark Ms. Elv Calliste Mr. Rudolph E. Greco, Jr. Mr. Omar Nazem Mr. John Stimitz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chitty Mr. Stephen Grieco Mr. Enrique Negron Mr. John R. Sucich Ms. Paulette Clarke Mr. Robert G. Gutierrez Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Nixon Ms. Irene Tarver John and Roseanne Cleary Kate and Michael Haigney Mr. James L. Norcott Mrs. Mary Terillo Mr. Nicholas Clemente Mr. Martin Henry Eugene O’Brien TLM Group, LLC Mr. Stephen Collins Mr. William J. Holman Mr. Joseph O’ Doherty USI Insurance Services LLC Mr. Joseph F. Collins, III Mr. Vincent Iannelli Mr. Michael Oleksiak Mr. Gerard O. Velthaus Guillermina V. Cox Binta F. Jalloh Mr. and Mrs. James J. O’Meara Diqiu Wang Mr. and Mrs. Sean Craine Miss Elinor L. Josenhans Mr. and Mrs. Edward O’Shea West Side Graphics, Inc. Cullen & Dykman Bleakley Joseph P. Clavin & Sons Our Lady’s Catholic Academy Ms. Patricia M. Williams Platt LLP Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Antonino Piscitello Ms. Diane Wilson D’Ambrosio Eccl. Art Studio JPMorgan Chase & Co. Employee Mr. Daniel Pocchiari Kwok Cheung Wong Ms. Joanne V. Deamicis Giving Camp Mr. Joseph Polansky Mr. James Woulfe Fidel F. Del Valle Sarah and Elizabeth Katinas Pride Equipment Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zalnerdn Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. De Stefano Mr. Gerard Kearney Proto Realty Management Ms. Gladys Diaz Ms. Mary Kevlin Raymond James Tax Credit Funds, Inc. $250 - $499 Mr. Anthony S. Di Properzio Mr. James Kounas Ridgewood Savings Bank Mrs. Marie Di Tucci Kramer, Dilloff, Livingston & Mr. and Mrs. Ross A. Rimicci Mr. and Mrs. Jaime Abad Ms. Erin Dodd Moore Mr. Claude Ritman Mr. Sean Adcroft Charles and Kathleen Donoghue Ms. Doris Kreling Ms. Hilda Luz Rivera Mr. Richard N. Allman Ms. Anne Dowling Ms. Elizabeth J. Ladner RNC Industries, LLC Ms. Aurora Amado Edelman Sultan Knox Wood Mr. and Mrs. John A. Loconsolo James and Patricia Rohan Mr. and Mrs. John Amato Architects Ms. Anne Lyons Mr. Joseph Rosenberg American Bulb Corp. Mr. Kevin Falvey Mr. Edwin G. MacDonald Mr. John Rosiak Mr. Joseph D. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Fields Ihor W. Magun Mr. Donald Rummo Ms. Christine Bernardo Rupert and Andre Fontenelle Mason Tenders District Council Mr. William Sample Best Plumbing Specialties, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fortuna Mr. Brian Maurer Beety J. Santangelo Mr. Thomas J. Bisighini Ms. Doris Freyland Ms. Margaret Mayr Ms. Karen Schiele Mr. Anthony Bracciante Gallant & Wein Corp. Ms. Lucy C. Mc Guirk The Honorable Charles Schumer Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Brooks Ms. Judy Garry Mr. Thomas Mckenna and Mrs. Schumer Calakar Construction Reverend Michael Louis Gelfant Eileen and Tom Mc Kernan Mr. Joseph Sciame Camber Property Group LLC Reverend Joseph Gibino Candee Jean and Guy Moffitt Scotto Funeral Home Ms. Mary Cameron Mr. John Joseph Gilhooly Vincent and Dorothy Montemarano Select Equity Group Foundation Mr. Anthony Camporese Mr. Mark Ginsberg Mr. Raymond Moscardina Matching Ms. Ellen Carey Mr. Stephen Gorla Ms. Joan Mullins Mr. John Shepherd Mr. Paul T. Cassone Mr. Matthew Graham Ms. Kathleen Mullins Mr. Richard Slizeski Ms. Margaret Cavanaugh CCBQ.ORG 2016 ANNUAL REPORT 23
SUPPORTERS and DONORS
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Chan Mr. George Hasselback Mr. John Michlik Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stohlman
Ms. Victoria Clifford Ms. Ruth A. Heckman Milro Services Inc. Stratus Buildings Solutions
Ms. Beverly Connolly Mr. Robert Hicka Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Miner III of Long Island
Ms. Georgette Conroy Michael Hughes Ms. Deborah S. Modica Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Taberski
Courtney International Forwarding Ms. Veronica Hynes Mr. Thomas C. Monahan Ms. Beatriz Taveras
Coventry Motors, Inc. Interstate Drywall Corp. Ms. Nora Murphy Ms. Mary Helen Taylor
Ms. Kim Cuniffe Mr. Joseph Trotta Real Estate Network for Good The IFF Foundation Matching
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Curran Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Kelly Ms. Edith Newman Gifts Program
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc. Knights of Columbus Parkway Ms. Josefina R. Nover Thea Enterprises, LLC
Mr. Eugene R. Daly Council #1433 Mr. Patrick O’Connell Mr. and Mrs. A. Paul Thowsen
Mr. Stephen T. Damato Mr. Alfred Kohler Ms. Siobhan O’Hare Tracks Raw Bar and Grill
Mr. Ruben De Semprun KPMG Community Giving Our Lady of Hope St. Vincent Mr. Shuang Troy
Ms. Karla D. Denalli Mr. Justin Kuczmarski DePaul Society Ms. Ruth G. Tull
John and Catherine Diffley Jon & Frieda Kulish Mr. John Pacelle Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and
Mr. Rocco Dirico David and Grace Land Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paterna Maureen Valenza
Mr. Timothy Dockery Ms. Joan Lange Ms. Linda G. Pizzuti Verizon Foundation
Mr. Edward Donahue Mr. Robert Lavanco Ms. Kim Potvin Ms. Bernardita Vibar-Desormeaux
Mr. Thomas Dooley Law Offices of Aidala & Bertuna Joseph Quagliariello Mr. Charles Viviano
Ms. Rosamonde Drabkin Mr. Wilfrid C. Lemann Queens Council on the Arts Dr. James Walsh
Edward D. Lynch Funeral Home, Inc. Mr. Gasparo Lepore Mr. and Mrs.Gerard Quinn Ms. Jane Wasenius
The Soto Family Ms. Sharon Lilley Resurrection Ascension Church Wellwood Memorials Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Farrell Ms. Beth Liou Bernard J. Marcelle and C. Reverdin Mr. Patrick Whalen
Ms. Lena Flores Ms. Maryann Logue Mr. Ron Roscia
Ms. Margaret Fogarty Ms. Barbara Luck Mr. and Mrs. John Rynne
Mrs. Clare Francis Reverend Monsignor Ms. Mary E. Sabbatino PARISHES
Mr. Alan R. Friedmann Robert M. Harris Ms. Rachele Sannino Recognizing those Parishes that have donated
Ms. Herta C. Fuchs Ms. Cynthia Maloney Ms. Kathleen Seltzer to Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens
Meline Gardon - De Armero Mr. Robert Marese Ms. Mary Sharma
Ms. Frances X. Gates Ms. Anna Marques Mr. Robert Sherman All Saints Church
Ms. Josephine Gentile Mrs. Jane Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Frank and Mary Shroff American Martyrs
Ms. Carol Gersmehl Deacon Andrew and Linda Mastrangelo Mr. Ronald Siedlecki Annunciation of the
Reverend John Gildea George Matranga Mr. Grant Simmons Blessed Virgin Mary Ascension
Brusby Giler Veronica McCarthy Mr. Howard Sitzer Assumption of the Blessed
Go Charity Mr. Peter McDonald Mr. Richard J. Smyth Virgin Mary
GSD Consulting Inc. McGee Fund Raising Counsel Ms. Junette A. H. Solomon Blessed Sacrament
Mr. and Mrs. Dominick and Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. McManus Mr. James Starkey Blessed Trinity
Lenae Guarna Mr. John McNamara Mr. James Steiner Blessed Virgin Mary
Mr. Alexander Guelke Mr. Dennis McTiernan Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Sternlight Help of Christians
24 CATHOLIC CHARITIES BROOKLYN AND QUEENSCATHOLIC CHARITIES BROOKLYN and QUEENS Christ the King Our Lady of the Rosary of Pompeii St. Edmund St. Matthew Church of St. Paul Our Lady of the Snows St. Elizabeth St. Matthias The Apostle Our Lady Queen of Martyrs St. Ephrem St. Mel Church of St. Peter Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary St. Fidelis St. Michael Corpus Christi Queen of All Saints St. Finbar St. Michael/Malachy Divine Mercy Queen of Angels St. Fortunata St. Nicholas Tolentine Good Shepherd Queen of Peace St. Frances Cabrini St. Pancras Guardian Angel Resurrection St. Frances de Chantal St. Patrick Holy Child Jesus Resurrection Ascension St. Francis De Sales St. Paul Chong Ha-Sang Holy Cross Sacred Heart- Jesus Mary St. Francis of Assisi St. Paul the Apostle Holy Family/St. Thomas Saints Francis & Blaise St. Francis Xavier St. Phillip R.C. Church Holy Name Saints Simon & Jude St. Gabriel St. Pius V Holy Spirit St. Anthony of Padua St. Gerard Majella St. Pius X Holy Trinity St. Adalbert St. Gregory the Great St. Raphael Immaculate Conception St. Agatha St. Helen St. Rita Immaculate Heart of Mary St. Aloysius St. Ignatius St. Robert Bellarmine Incarnation St. Anastasia St. James Cathedral Basilica St. Roberts Parish Mary Queen of Heaven St. Andrew Avellino St. Jerome Church St. Rosalia-Regina Pacis Most Holy Trinity St. Andrew the Apostle St. Joan of Arc St. Rose of Lima Most Precious Blood St. Ann/Mary’s Nativity St. John Evangelist St. Saviour Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary St. Anselm St. John Vianney St. Sebastian Our Lady of Angels St. Athanasius St. Josaphat St. Stanislaus Kostka Our Lady of Consolation St. Augustine St. Joseph St. Teresa Our Lady of Grace St. Barbara St. Joseph Patron of the Universal St. Teresa of Avila Our Lady of Guadalupe St. Benedict Joseph Labre St. Jude St. Therese of Lisieux Our Lady of Hope St. Boniface Church St. Kevin St. Thomas Aquinas Our Lady of Light St. Bernadette St. Laurence St. Thomas More Catholic Church Our Lady of Lourdes St. Bonaventure St. Leo St. Vincent Ferrer Our Lady of Mercy St. Brendan St. Luke Transfiguration Our Lady of Miracles St. Brigid St. Margaret Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Our Lady of Mt. Carmel St. Camillis & St. Virgilius St. Margaret Mary Our Lady of Peace St. Catherine of Alexander St. Mark Our Lady of Perpetual Help St. Catherine of Genoa St. Martin De Porres Our Lady of Solace St. Cecilia’s Parish St. Mary Our Lady of Sorrows St. Clare St. Mary Gate of Heaven Our Lady of the Angelus St. Clement Pope St. Mary Magdalene Our Lady of the Cenacle St. Columba St. Mary Mother of Jesus Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal St. Dominic St. Mary Star of the Sea CCBQ.ORG 2016 ANNUAL REPORT 25
SUPPORTERS and DONORS
BISHOP’S COAT of ARMS CLUB Mr. Benjamin Heck
Recognizing those who have given to this special club to further Heyer & Scotto Funeral Home
the programs of human services to the many served by Catholic
Mr. Vincent Iannelli
Charities:
Dr. Aida T. Jocson
Very Reverend Patrick J. Keating
Mr. James Kounas
Mr. Joseph Auricchio
Mr. John Loconsolo
Mr. Joseph F. Azara, Jr.
Ms. Grace G. LoGrande
Mr. Richard & Mrs. Sera Barry
Reverend Monsignor Alfred LoPinto
Mr. Brian J. & Mrs. Catherine Butler
Mrs. Mary A. Macchiarola
Mr. Gabe & Ms. Gerilyn Caprio
Mr. & Mrs. Biagio Madaio
Mr. Robert Catell
Mr. Stephen Manhaupt
Mr. Richard Cea
Mr. Edward McDermott & Ms. Nancy Stein
Dr. Geraldine Chapey &
Mr. Peter & Mrs. Denise Meyer
Mr. Eugene Pasternak
Mr. Paul A. Michels
Mr. Joseph P. Clavin
Mr. James & Mrs. Mary Ellen Minogue
Mr. Michael Connors Mr. Eugene & Mrs. Laura O’Brien
Mr. Sean & Mrs. Roseanna Craine Mr. Gregory Oussani
Mr. Anthony D’Ambrosio Mr. Thomas J. & Mrs. Irene Principe
Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. DeBenedittis Ms. Rebecca Quilapio
Mr. Fidel F. DelValle & Mr. Vincent L. Riso
Ms. Alicia M. Hamill Mr. & Mrs. Claude Ritman
Mr. Anthony DiProperzio Mr. Joseph Sciame
Mrs. Marie DiTucci Mr. & Mrs. Robert Siebel
Mr. Ethan & Mrs. Joanne Draddy Ms. Joanne & Ms. Florence Skibicki
Pat and Nancy Esposito Foundation Mr. Peter Striano
Mr. Joseph & Mrs. Joan Farrell Mr. John R. Sucich
Mrs. Doris K. Freyland Ms. Mary C. E. Thompson
Mr. Allan & Mrs. Christine Gallo
Reverend Michael L. Gelfant The 1899 SOCIETY
Reverend Joseph Gibino Recognizing those who have included Catholic Charities in their
Mr. John J. Gilhooly estate plans through annuities, trusts and bequests:
Mr. Robert Charles Golden
& Ms. Maureen Moore Mr. Robert W. Bassemir
Mr. Thomas & Ms. Anna Golden Mr. Peter A. Borreca
Mr. John A. & Mrs. Lori Golden Ms. Gertrude Conception
Mr. Broughan & Mrs. Dara Gorey Mr. Anthony G. Croghan
Mr. Jeremy & Mrs. Megan Healy Mr. Anthony G. DeLisio
26 CATHOLIC CHARITIES BROOKLYN AND QUEENSCATHOLIC CHARITIES BROOKLYN and QUEENS
Ms. Claire T. Dell Catholic Foundation of Brooklyn Fidelis Family Health Urban Development
Mr. Edward R. Dorney and Queens NYC Administration for Children’s U.S. Department of Labor
Mrs. Olga M. Ficarra Children’s Aid Society Services United Way of New York City
Mrs. Yolanda Fiscella Compostela Fund/Annual Parish NYC Council Members
Ms. Elizabeth A. Haggerty Christmas Collection NYC Department for the Aging
Ms. Elizabeth Kaminek Cushman Foundation NYC Department of Education
Ms. Estelle O. Murray East Coast Energy Foundation NYC Department of Health and
Mr. Michael J. Phillips Fidelis Care Mental Hygiene
Ms. Theresa Pirozok Fredrick Foundation NYC Department of Homeless
Mr. Robert Schreiner Healy Family Foundation Services
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph H. Sullivan and Henry and Lucy Moses Fund, Inc. NYC Department of Youth and
Mary P. Sullivan Irving T. Bush Foundation Community Development
Mr. William Walsh JP Morgan Chase Charitable NYC Housing Opportunities for
Ms. Ruth Watt Giving Grant Persons with AIDS
Lucreita Adymy and NYC Human Resources
BEQUESTS Robert S. Foundation Administration
With the greatest gratitude to those who have Michael Weissman Charitable NYS Assembly Members
remembered Catholic Charities in their wills: Foundation NYS Department of Education
NY Times Neediest Cases Fund NYS Department of Health and
Ms. Ethel Adler NYS Disaster Case Management / Mental Hygiene
Carrella Trust CCNY NYS Office for the Aging
Rev. Thomas Catania Society of St. Vincent DePaul NYS Office of Alcoholism and
Mr. Gerald Fitzgerald St. Vincent Catholic Medical Substance Abuse Services
Mr. Edward Frizzi Center Liquidation Trust NYS Office of Children and
Ms. Jane Froese St. Vincent Medical Center Holy Family Services
Ms. Evelyn Kaiser Family Home Fund NYS Office of Education
Mr. William M. Killick TD Bank Charitable Foundation NYS Office of Mental Health
Mr. James F. McCarthy The Zalner Foundation NYS Office of Persons with
Ms. Mary Claire McKay Tiro A. Segno Foundation Developmental Disabilities
Ms. Kathryn T. Muster Van Amerigen Foundation, Inc. NYS Senate Members
Ms. DeChantal Verville Wells Fargo Foundation The New York Times
The Zalner Foundation Queens Borough President’s Office
PARTNERS United States Conference of
FOUNDATIONS AARP Catholic Bishops
Altman Foundation Brooklyn Borough President’s U.S. Department of Education
Captial One Grant Office U.S. Department of Health and
Catell Family Fund Catholic Charities USA Human Services
Catholic Charities USA Citymeals on Wheels U.S. Department of Housing and
CCBQ.ORG 2016 ANNUAL REPORT 27LEADERSHIP
MEMBERS of the CORPORATION CATHOLIC CHARITIES NEIGHBORHOOD
Most Reverend Nicholas DiMarzio, Ph.D., D.D. SERVICES BOARD of DIRECTORS
Bishop of Brooklyn Gabriel P. Caprio, Treasurer
Dr. Carol S. Cohen
Reverend Monsignor Alfred P. LoPinto Fidel F. Del Valle, Board Chairperson
President & CEO Thomas A. DeStefano
Vicar for Human Services Marissa B. Gillespie
Michelle P. Guerrier
Reverend Patrick Frawley Very Reverend Patrick J. Keating
Margaret F. Kelleher
CATHOLIC CHARITIES BROOKLYN and Reverend Monsignor Alfred P. LoPinto (Ex-Officio)
QUEENS BOARD of TRUSTEES Vania Mernio
Jean J. Rameau
Dr. Brian Butler
Santos Rodriguez
Joseph F. Collins, III, Treasurer
Valerie Steward-Lovell
Melanie L. Corpuz
John J. Farrell
Reverend Patrick Frawley CATHOLIC CHARITIES PROGRESS of
Reverend Monsignor Martin Geraghty PEOPLES DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
Megan McKee Healey BOARD of DIRECTORS
Suzanne Karl Reverend Richard J. Ahlemeyer, Secretary
Very Reverend Patrick J. Keating John Cantirino, Vice Chairperson
Reverend Monsignor Alfred P. LoPinto (Ex-Officio) Paul T. Cassone
James J. Minogue, Jr. Gail Duke, Treasurer
Charles F. Murphy Joseph Giamboi, Chairperson
Thomas Kevin Murtha, Chairperson Thomas J. Grech
Walter H. Sanchez Andrew T. Hughes
Richard J. Smyth Very Reverend Patrick J. Keating
Peter J. Striano Michael Lappin
John Sucich, Vice Chairperson Reverend Monsignor Alfred P. LoPinto (Ex-Officio)
Mary C.E. Thompson Nicholas V. Paolillo
John Tynan
Emmie Glynn Ryan, Executive Secretary
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