ANNUA L R E P O R T 2 0 1 5PARTNERSH IPS STRENGTHEN OUR SCHOOLS & COMMUNIT IES

Catholic schools have long exhibited faith in the ability of all children to learn regardlessof circumstance…[they] have also fostered community in neighborhoods where social tiesare frayed…

— Lost Classroom, Lost Community; p 135;

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Dear friends of CSF,

Over the course of the last year CSF lost three tremendousfriends in Carolyn Lynch, Tom Stemberg and SusanBarber Coppedge. Their commitment to our work willbe missed, but their memory will remain alive in everyfuture that is made brighter due to their leadership and generosity.

The scholar quoted above is a true example of whatthese great champions of our work promoted and whatwe aim to achieve at the Catholic Schools Foundation.Our goal is simple, to build minds and change lives.

Achieving our mission requires strong, high-qualityschools, excellent teachers and administrators, and generous donors to provide opportunities for theseamazing young people. This work is truly a team effort,and we are grateful for the partnerships and relationshipsthat make the fulfillment of our mission possible.

Enclosed in our 2015 Annual Report, you will readabout many types of partnerships that are necessary tocontinue the vital work of Catholic education. You willsee the names of generous donors, volunteers, and community and corporate partners that help changelives through their individual and collective efforts.

Please take a moment to read these stories and, moreimportantly, to see what these partnerships make possible: building the minds and changing the lives of at-risk young people.

We take your trust and support most seriously andstrive each and every day to achieve our mission in themost efficient manner possible. The wise use of the resources entrusted to us is critical to ensuring the moststudents are helped. Our focus is always on directly impacting the lives of students and families; our studentsand supporters deserve nothing less than this commitment.In FY2015, 91% of every dollar raised went directly tosupport scholarships and other program activity.

Thank you for your continued support of our work. If you have any questions about the information presented, please contact us at anytime. Without yoursupport, there is no Catholic Schools Foundation orInner-City Scholarship Fund, so we welcome yourthoughts and ideas.

Sincerely,

William S. Mosakowski President, CSF Board of Trustees

Michael B. ReardonExecutive Director

In FY2015, 91% of every dollar

raised went directly to support

scholarships and other program

activity.

THANK YOU SO MUCH, BECAUSE WITH THOSESCHOLARSHIPS I’VE BEEN ABLE TO ACHIEVE MY DREAMS AND REALLY BRIGHTEN MY FUTURE.

— CSF Scholar from St. Joseph Preparatory School;

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OUR MISSIONThe Catholic Schools Foundation changes lives by providing families with demonstrated financialneed an opportunity to give their sons and daughters a quality education, focused on Christianvalues and character formation at Catholic Schools located throughout the Archdiocese ofBoston, regardless of race, religion, ethnicity or gender.

$500,000 FROM GERSTNER FAMILY FOUNDATION STRENGTHENS THE ELEMENTARY TO HIGH SCHOOL CONTINUUM

The Gerstner Family Foundation, founded by LouisGerstner, Jr., former Chairman of the Board and ChiefExecutive Officer of IBM, is partnering with theCatholic Schools Foundation to implement a newmerit-based scholarship program for low-income students entering Catholic high schools in the Archdiocese of Boston. The goal of the program is tostrengthen the transition between Catholic elementaryand high schools for high achieving students. The grant, amounting to $500,000, is available to selectedgraduating eighth graders from Catholic elementaryschools. Scholarships will be guaranteed for four years if students continue to meet all requirements. The first

five Gerstner scholars were named in the spring of 2015and entered high school in the fall of 2015.

Recipients are nominated by their elementary schoolprincipals based on academic achievement, demonstratedleadership potential and dedication to community involvement. They must also qualify for need-based financial aid. A committee reviews all applications andfinalist nominees participate in a personal interview.Scholarships for the first two classes of Gerstner Scholars will receive awards of $6,000. The second andthird classes of Gerstner Scholars will receive awards of $6,500.

Julian Delgado, a 9th grader at St. John’s PreparatorySchool and former student at Bellesini Academy, standsout among his peers. He starred in CSF’s 2014 AnnualDinner Gala video, saying, “My main goal is to go tohigh school, finish high school, go to college, finish college, and eventually become an architect.” Julian is described as brilliant, independent, and a person of integrity.

Julian was one of the top students at Bellesini Academyand displayed a high work ethic and determination tobe successful in all that he did. He served as a StudentAmbassador and tour guide for the school, while alsospeaking at various Bellesini events. In addition tomusic, theater, and sports, Julian led academic teamssuch as the Geography Bee Team, Academic Bowl, and MABACH team. He took advantage of every opportunity afforded to him at Bellesini, but his realpassion was community service. He volunteered atMSPCA Animal Shelter, served dinner weekly at MaryImmaculate Nursing Home, volunteered at COr UnumSoup Kitchen, and helped with many one-day eventsincluding Habitat for Humanity and Lazarus House.

In his application, Julian said that he is inspired by hisbrothers, one of whom has muscular dystrophy and isunable to walk. When asked, “Where would you go if

you go anywhere in the world after graduation withmoney being no object?”, Julian said he would take hisbrother to space and explained, “For my brother, exploring space would mean that he is capable of anything. It would mean that his dystrophy doesn’tlimit him and that he should never back down from achallenge...Traveling to space with Matthew wouldn’tonly benefit us, but also help the world and society toview their habitat and ‘weaknesses’ differently.”

Having been named a class of 2019 Gerstner Scholar,Julian began his freshman year at St. John PreparatorySchool in August where we know he will do greatthings. Congratulations, Julian, and thank you to theGerstner Family Foundation for helping students receive a high-quality secondary education at Catholichigh schools in the Archdiocese of Boston.

JULIAN DELGADOClass of 2019 Gerstner ScholarSt. John’s Preparatory High School, Danvers

Traveling to space with Matthew

wouldn’t only benefit us, but also

help the world and society to view

their habitat and ‘weaknesses’

diffrerently.;

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My main goal is to go to high school, finish high school, go to college, finish college, and eventually become an architect.

— Julian Delgado;

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HOMELESS YOUTH FIND THEIR PLACE IN CATHOLIC SCHOOLS

CSF is committed to finding ways to address the needs of underserved children and families as CatholicSchools historically have done in this Archdiocese. In addition to successful Hispanic Recruitment and our New Immigrant Programs, CSF recently partneredwith Horizons for Homeless Children to give homeless families a point of stability through a tumultuous timein their lives. This initial effort was made possiblethrough the support of some key individual donors as well as proceeds from the annual JP Morgan ChaseCorporate Challenge, a 5K run held every June inBoston, from which the proceeds were granted to CSF to support this partnership with Horizons forHomeless Children.

Early childhood trauma, such as homelessness and extreme poverty, can weaken the developing brain, affecting a child for a lifetime. Through this partnership,we aim to help our most vulnerable — homeless children — receive access to a quality, values-based education at Catholic schools. Beneficiaries are youngpeople who graduate from the Horizon’s early education

centers, and this program offers a safe and consistentenvironment to families facing hardship and instability.

Scholarships are guaranteed for students every year frompre-K through eighth grade. This provides families security and the ability to build strong relationshipswith their school community. Ties with the school arefurther strengthened as families work closely with staff

from Horizons for Homeless Children, CatholicSchools Foundation and the local schools. It is a truepartnership to serve these students.

Through this partnership, we aim

to help our most vulnerable —

homeless children — receive

access to a quality, values-based

education at Catholic schools.

In a word, if we want security, let us give security; if we want life, let us give life;if we want opportunities, let us provide opportunities.

— Pope Francis;

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A $50,000 GRANT FROM THE CATHOLIC SCHOOLS FOUNDATION STRENGTHENS SCHOOLS IN LOWELL

Funding from our committed supporters has allowedCSF to unite eight Catholic schools in Lowell through a pilot program called the Catholic Schools Lowell Collaborative.

In the 2014-2015 school year, the Collaborative implemented several initiatives designed to strengthenthe continuum of Catholic education in Lowell. Theactivities also supported the needs of individual schoolsthrough a variety of training and capacity-building retreats and workshops. The successfully implementedprojects included a joint seventh grade leadership retreatfor selected students from each Catholic elementary

school, retreats for all members of each school’s eighthgrade class, professional development for teachers, andacademic tutoring.

The pilot phase of the Collaborative has had proven results in building community and adding needed resources across all eight schools. Fostering this cultureof collaboration and dialogue ensures that all studentsfind success academically, emotionally, and spiritually.The Collaborative is planning to expand upon these initial accomplishments, creating a vibrant presence and sustainable continuum of high-quality Catholic education that is accessible to families in Lowell.

THE CATHOLIC SCHOOLS LOWELL COLLABORATIVE

Franco American School

Immaculate Conception School

Saint Louis de France School

Saint Margaret School

Saint Michael School

Saint Patrick School & Education Center

Ste Jeanne d’Arc School

Lowell Catholic High School

You have given me a tremendous opportunity in my education that haschanged my life entirely. I will take advantage of this by working to thebest of my ability.

— Anonymous;

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STATE STREET CORPORATION PROMOTES YOUNG PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENT WITH THE ICSF

State Street Corporation has been a strong corporatepartner with the Inner-City Scholarship Fund for 25years. Jay Hooley, Chairman and CEO of State Street,chaired the 2014 annual dinner gala and Mike Rogers,President and COO of State Street, has been a memberof our Board of Trustees since 2012. Mike also chairsour Allocations Committee, which is responsible forgoverning the distribution of all CSF program grantsand scholarships. Beyond the leadership and financialsupport they provide, State Street also plays a vital role in engaging young professionals with the work of the ICSF.

Both Mike and Jay have strongly encouraged youngprofessionals at State Street to be involved with theICSF through events and volunteer opportunities. In2015, six of the 30 young leader dinner committeemembers were State Street employees, including one of the Co-Chairs, Kristina Valente, who was also namedCSF’s Volunteer of the Year. Amy Iseppi of State Street currently chairs the Young Leaders Council. Additionally, State Street hosted three events in 2015 to benefit the students of the ICSF and to build awareness for the organization.

Corporate Trivia NightOn March 19, Mike Rogers and State Street sponsoredand hosted a Corporate Trivia Night that was attendedby over 200 young professionals from 30 different companies. Also in attendance were many of CSF’s

Executive supporters who agreed to lead trivia teamsfrom their respective companies. They included: MikeRogers of State Street, Rick Henken of Schochet Companies, Barry Nearhos of Pricewaterhouse Coopers, Joe Petrowski of Gulf Oil LP, and John Running of Hill Holliday. The event raised more than$6,000 for student scholarships and helped build awareness for the ICSF among young professionals in Boston.

Corporate Volunteer Day On March 27, State Street hosted a Corporate VolunteerDay, inviting young professionals to volunteer at one ofthree Catholic Schools in Boston: East Boston CentralCatholic, Saint John’s School, and Cathedral HighSchool. More than 40 young professionals attended and read to younger students, worked on art projects,and participated in a career panel for high school seniors. The morning concluded with a breakfast atState Street’s 1 Lincoln Street headquarters.

ICSF Night at Fenway ParkOn May 5, State Street hosted 20 students, parents andteachers from East Boston Central Catholic School atFenway Park for a behind the scenes tour that includedbatting practice, dinner at the park, and tickets to watchthe game. It was a very special opportunity for studentsof the ICSF to see Red Sox players up close and to experience a game at Fenway Park.

This opportunity is absolutely grand. I admire the value you place inmy education.

— Emily ;

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Unrestricted Temporarily Permanently TotalRestricted Restricted

Revenues, Gains & Other SupportContributions & Pledges (net) $5,286,522 $4,045,647 $21,580 $9,353,750

Investment Income $462,200 $356,334 $0 $818,535

Distributions/Transfers $0 $0 $0 $0

Net Assets Released From Restrictions $4,997,112 ($4,997,112) $0 $0Through Satisfaction of Program Restrictions

Total Revenues, Gains & Other Support $10,745,834 ($595,130) $21,580 $10,172,284

ExpensesProgramsGrants (Educational Support) $8,543,024 $0 $0 $8,543,024

Special Projects (All Non-Ed. Support) $1,683,823 $0 $0 $1,683,823

Program Overhead $413,795 $0 $0 $413,795

Supporting ServicesManagement & Operations $380,996 $0 $0 $380,996

Fundraising Event (Dinner) $231,839 $0 $0 $231,839

Total Other Fundraising $351,840 $0 $0 $351,840

Marketing & Public Relations $87,435 $0 $0 $87,435

Total Expenses $11,692,752 $0 $0 $11,692,752

Increase (Decrease) In Net Assets ($946,917) ($595,130) $21,580 ($1,520,468)Total Realized/Unrealized Gain/(Loss) $626,069 $482,670 $0 $1,108,740

Total Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets ($320,848) ($112,460) $21,580 ($411,728)Net Assets at Beginning of Year $30,809,894 $8,805,005 $23,923,024 $63,537,923

Net Assets at End of Period $30,489,046 $8,692,545 $23,944,604 $63,126,195

STATEMENT of ACTIVITIES

Unaudited FY 2014-2015Period Ended June 30, 2015

I greatly appreciate your kind and generous support for my education. Thank you!

— Emily Charett, Bishop Fenwick High School ;

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June 30, 2015 June 30, 2014 $ ChangeAssetsCash & Cash Equivalents $1,404,445 $2,400,853 ($996,408)

Investments at Market Value $65,328,102 $64,367,063 $961,039

Interest & Dividends Receivable $14,216 $13,141 $1,075

Accounts & Contributions Receivable (net) $698,015 $179,079 $518,936

Interest in Net Assets of CSF $3,150,547 $3,276,055 ($125,508)

Prepaid Expenses & Deposits $51,357 $20,260 $31,097

Fixed Assets (net) $35,046 $1,809 $33,237

Total Assets $70,681,728 $70,258,260 $423,468

Liabilities & Net AssetsLiabilitiesAccounts Payable & Accrued Expenses $81,767 $126,652 ($44,885)

Grants Payable $7,473,767 $6,593,695 $880,081

Total Liabilities $7,555,533 $6,720,337 $835,196

Net AssetsUnrestricted $30,489,046 $30,809,894 ($320,848)

Temporarily Restricted $8,692,545 $8,805,005 ($112,460)

Permanently Restricted $23,944,604 $23,923,024 $21,580

Total Net Assets $63,126,195 $63,537,923 ($411,728)

Total Liabilities & Net Assets $70,681,728 $70,258,260 $423,468

2014-2015Donors By Type

• 770 Individuals

• 84 Corporations

• 33 Foundations

• 31 Other

Ethnic Breakdown ofScholarship Recipients

• 30.73% African American

• 28.15% Hispanic

• 25.85% Caucasian

• 8.06% Other

• 5.45% Asian

• .58% Native American

• .55% Not Reported

Programs Supported in2014-2015

• 80% Scholarship Aid

• 16% Program Grants

• 4% Directed Funds

2014-2015Expenses

• 91% Grants & Program Support

• 5% Fundraising Expenses (Includes Dinner)

• 3% Mgmt. & Operations

• 1% Marketing & PR

Religious Breakdown ofScholarship Recipients

• 76.27% Catholic

• 13.55% Other Christian

• 5.64% Baptist

• 3.18% Other Non-Christian

• .91% Not Reported

• .36% Muslim

• .09% Lutheran

Comparative Statements of FINANCIAL POSITION

Unaudited FY 2014-2015Period Ended June 30, 2015

DEAR FRIENDS,

May 2015 marked twenty-five years since my departureas manager of the Magellan Fund, and October 2015 ismy 25th anniversary of helping raise money for theInner-City Scholarship Fund (ICSF). It is amazing tothink of all of the changes that have occurred in thosemany years. One constant during this time has been thedifference the ICSF makes in the lives of financially disadvantaged young people throughout greater Bostonand my commitment to this work. I believe the ICSF is the best cause for providing young people a strong education along with the self-confidence and disciplineto succeed in life. The alternative for these at-risk children is a poor one.

My commitment is still so strong because your generosity makes a real difference. Despite its low tuition ($4,400 on average for elementary school), despite being open to all students regardless of race orreligion (72% of students are non-white and 29% non-Catholic), and despite our superior results, our outstanding schools are a major financial reach for mostfamilies! This is due to the fact that 55% of familiesserved are living below the poverty level. A baby born in America today is less likely than their parents to graduate from high school; our effort helps ensure students will graduate with a good education and havemore opportunity to be productive and happy membersof society. Over the last three decades, jobs for highschool dropouts have declined dramatically, and theiroutlook is grim.

In addition, one of the most common characteristics ofthe over 2,000,000 people in prison in America today isilliteracy. The ICSF is creating well-educated taxpayersat no cost to the taxpayer and, most importantly, givingyoung people a great chance to succeed. Thanks to yourhelp, these students will become educated, productivemembers of our society.

As you review the list of donors, please know that I am grateful to each and every donor who made a gift.Without your generosity, it would be impossible tochange the lives of the young people who directly benefit from your support. Thank you for helping tobuild minds and change lives.

With gratitude for the difference you make, I am

Sincerely yours,

Peter S. LynchPresident Emeritus/ICSF Appeal Chair

GIFTS IN MEMORY

Student Patron$5,000-$9,999 In Memory ofMr. & Mrs. Mark D. Elder Jay Minahan &

deceased members of the Minahan Family

Mrs. Madeline Keating Daniel W. Keating

Mentors$1,000-$2,499 In Memory ofMr. Roy F. Coppedge, III Susan CoppedgeMs. Ellen Fallon Mary Kallin Kaye

FriendsUp To $999 In Memory ofMr. & Mrs. Timothy Barrett Mary Kallin KayeMr. & Mrs. Boyd Christenson Mary Kallin KayeMr. & Mrs. Cameron Hamrick Mary Kallin KayeMr. Thomas Tuttle Maureen TracyMr. & Mrs. Tom Yancey Mary Kallin KayeBrother Thomas Zoppo Anna Zoppo

GIFTS IN HONOR

Class Underwriters$25,000-$49,999 In Honor OfMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Allen Peter LynchHoward & Michele Kessler Peter & Carolyn Lynch

Scholars’ Council$10,000-$24,999 In Honor OfMr. & Mrs. William Andrew Danoff Peter & Carolyn Lynch

Student Benefactor$2,500-$4,999 In Honor OfPartners at Wilmer Cutler Richard W. Giuliani

Pickering Hale & Dorr LLP

Mentor$1,000-$2,499 In Honor OfFidelity Investments Service Peter Lynch, in recognition

Anniversary Progr-BI Worldwide of his 45 years of service at Fidelity Investments

FriendsUp To $999 In Honor OfMr. Richardson Andersen Richard W. GiulianiMr. Andrew E. Budson & Richard W. Giuliani

Ms. Amy A. NullMr & Mrs. Robert Burke Richard W. GiulianiMr. & Mrs. Robert Kilgore Richard W. GiulianiMr. & Mrs. Peter Murley Richard W. GiulianiMr. Roger Ritt & Ms. Mary Santini-Ritt Richard W. GiulianiMr. & Mrs. Edward B. Rodgers Richard W. GiulianiKathleen Stanley Mr. James F. RossiMr. Jack Zarkauskas Sr. Mary BlackBrother Thomas Zoppo Thomas B. Zoppo, Sr.

I believe the ICSF is the best cause for providing young people a strong education along with the self-confidence and discipline to succeed in life.

— Peter S. Lynch ;

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MANY THANKS to our generous FY2015 donors.

District Underwriters$100,000 +Anonymous (3)Bain Capital, LLC & FriendsBank of America Charitable

FoundationWalter & June DowneyEMC CorporationGerstner Family FoundationJim & Lisa MooneyMorgan Lewis & FriendsMr. & Mrs. William S.

MosakowskiMr. & Mrs. Michael F. RogersFergus & Jill ShielBrendan & Kerry SwordsThe Flatley FoundationThe John & Mary Corcoran

Family FoundationCarolyn & Peter Lynch &

The Lynch FoundationMr. Jeff UbbenCharlotte & Herbert WagnerYawkey Foundation

School Underwriters$50,000-$99,999Alli & Bill AchtmeyerAnnonymous (2)Michelle & Bob AtchinsonCashin Family FundRichard & Ann Marie ConnollyMr. & Mrs. Jack M. Connors, Jr.Thomas & Mariana DuncanMr. & Mrs. Paul B. EdgerleyJohn & Jill HayesMr. Richard J. HenkenHill Holliday AdvertisingRoger P. Joseph, Esq. &

Patrica Palmer JosephJPMorgan Chase & Co.The Kelly Family FoundationMr. Robert K. KraftLiberty Mutual FoundationLoomis Sayles & Company, L.P.

& FriendsMr. & Dr. Brendan McCarthyGillian & Stephen PetersenPricewaterhouseCoopers LLPMr. & Mrs. John J. RemondiMr. & Mrs. Robert L. ReynoldsMr. & Mrs. Thomas T. SovieroRichard & Joanne SpillaneStaples, Inc.State Street CorporationJames M. Stoneman

Charitable FundThe TJX Companies, Inc.

Class Underwriters $25,000-$49,999AFLAC IncorporatedAlice E Cronin Charitable Trust

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. AllenAnonymous (4)Anthony Athanas, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Steven W. BarnesMr. & Mrs. Joshua BekensteinMr. & Mrs. Douglas A. BerthiaumeBlackRock, Inc.Boston CollegeMr. & Mrs. Edward P. BousaMr. David J. BreazzanoCapital Growth Management L.P.The Carney Family FoundationPaul & Margaret ChisholmPamela Dippel Choney &

Jeffrey A. ChoneyCharles & Gloria CloughMargot C. Connell,

Connell Limited PartnershipMr. & Mrs. Gerald R. CurtisDemoulas FoundationMr. Daniel diBartolomeo/

Northfield Inforation ServicesNancy & Richard DonahueEmmanuel CollegeEversource EnergyFidelity InvestmentsMr. & Mrs. John F. Fish; Suffolk

Construction Company, Inc.General Electric CompanyMr. & Mrs. Thomas M. HagertyBrian & Armanda HansonMr. & Mrs. Joseph HooleyHunt Street FundThe Holly & Bruce Johnstone

Charitable Gift FundMr. & Mrs. Gerald R. JordanMr. & Mrs. John A. KanebMr. & Mrs. Kevin H. KelleyHoward & Michele KesslerMichael A. Krupka &

Dr. Anne C. KubikSherry & Alan Leventhal

Family FoundationMark, Becky, Samantha LevinLiberty Mutual InsuranceMr. & Mrs. Stephen J. LockwoodRonald E. Logue &

Kathleen M. McGillycuddyCarl J. MartignettiJ. Brian McCarthy –

Kelly's Roast Beef Inc.JoAnn McGrathMs. Cathy MinehanRich & Helene MonaghanThomas S. MurphyRonald O'HanleyMr. & Mrs. Ted PappendickPeoples Federal Charitable

Foundation, Inc.Putnam Investments & FriendsRed Sox FoundationMr. & Mrs. Patrick E. Roche, Jr.The William E. & Bertha E.

Schrafft Charitable Trust

Eileen C. Shapiro & Ben E. EavesMr. Eric SlifkaMr. Brian SpectorState Street Foundation, Inc.Michael TreacyJoseph M. TucciRose-Marie & Eyk van OtterlooMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey VinikMr. & Mrs. Robert D. WalterWaters Corporation

Scholars' Council $10,000-$24,999Jane G. & Steven P. AkinSamuel & Nancy AltschulerThe American Ireland FundAnalogic CorporationAnonymous (5)Mr. Timothy J. Barberich &

Ms. Eileen P. GebrianTimothy J. Barberich; Chairman

& CEO, Sepracor, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. James M. BensonMr. & Mrs. Robert C. BertelsonThe Eric & Marianne

Billings FoundationBlack Knight Financial ServicesBloombergBNY MellonGeoff & Rene BoisiBrown Brothers Harriman & Co.Mr. & Mrs. Daniel BrownellMr. & Mrs. William L. ByrnesCA TechnologiesJames & Letetia CallinanCammarata Family FoundationMs. Tracy A. Campion & Mr.Bernard E. Greene, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Krishan CanekerantneCentury Bank & Trust CompanyMr. & Mrs. Miceal G.

Chamberlain, Jr.Mr. James F. ClearyJohn & Stephanie ConnaughtonTom Corra & Dara ConcaghMr. & Mrs. Arthur W. Coviello, Jr.David & Victoria CrollSteve CucchiaroJack & Pam CummingRobert Cunjak & Susan DunnJim & Shirley CurveyCVS CaremarkMr. & Mrs. William

Andrew DanoffDeloitte & Touche USA LLP

& FriendsMidge & Tom DeSimoneJohn & Patricia Hunt DirlumMr. Kevin DohertyMr. & Mrs. Douglas A.

Donahue, Jr.Sarah & Walter DonovanNancy & RJ Dourney

$10 Million+

Carolyn A. & Peter S. Lynch & The Lynch Foundation

$5 Million+

Claire & John Bertucci

JoAnn McGrath & Family

Frank & Eileen Ward

$2.5 Million+

Anonymous

Mr. & Mrs. John A. McNeice, Jr.

Eileen & Buddy Roche

The Birmingham Foundation

The Flatley Foundation

$1 Million+

Anonymous (2)

Bank of America Charitable Foundation

Better Opportunities Scholarship Foundation

Margot C. Connell, Connell Limited Partnership

Walter & June Downey

In memory of Lois Egasti

EMC Corporation

Jim & Lisa Mooney

Raytheon Company

Richard & Joanne Spillane

Brendan & Kerry Swords

The John & Mary Corcoran Family Foundation

William Randolph Hearst Foundation

Yawkey Foundation

Lifetime Giving

John & Kathleen DrewEastern Bank Charitable

FoundationWilliam Ebsworth &

Anandi PratapAmbassador & Mrs.

Christopher EganMr. & Mrs. William P. EganErnst & Young LLPFidelity National Financial, Inc.Fidelity National Information

Services, Inc.Gabrieli Family FoundationMr. & Mrs. Brian J. GallagherThe Grandchildren of

Margaret 'Peg' GeraghtyGerondelis Foundation, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. David GlancyDr. & Mrs. Ronald P. GoldbergCharles & Christine GrantMr. & Mrs. Lawrence D.

GreenbergGrill 23 & BarAnn & Graham GundBruce & Patricia HerringThe High Pointe FoundationTimothy T. Hilton, Esq.Kenneth & Janet HimmelTed Hoff & Kathleen O'ConnellBrian & Mary Jo HoganJ. Calnan & Associates, Inc.Jerome J. & Julia A. JacobsJohn Hancock Financial ServicesAl & Diane KanebRick & Nancy KelleherDaniel K. Kingsbury &

Caitriona Ni DhuchonMr. & Mrs. Jonathan S. LavineThomas H. Lee &

Ann TenenbaumMr. & Mrs. Matt LevinMr. Caleb Loring, IIIThe Joan & Leo Mahoney

Family FoundationMr. & Mrs. Martin J. MannionMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. MaySean & Lisa McGrathAndy & Linda McLaneMr. & Mrs. Paul M. MontroneMorgan Lewis & FriendsMr. & Mrs. Charles MorrisonMr. & Mrs. Edmund F.

Murphy IIIMr. & Mrs. John V. MurphyMs Kathleen MurphyMr. David MussaferThe Cedar Street FoundationNellie Mae Education

FoundationNu Skin Force For Good

FoundationJack & Terry O'ConnorOld Neighborhood Foods

Palisade Capital Management, LLCPartners Healthcare System, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. R. Robert Popeo, Esq.George McCabe/

Portolan Capital ManagmentMr. & Mrs. Frank PrevitePrince Lobel Tye LLPPyramis Global AdvisorsMr. & Mrs. Lawrence RakersRaytheon CompanyMr. & Mrs. John J. ReganMr. John F. RemondiMrs. Barbara RocheMrs. Eileen P. S. RocheRoman Catholic Archdiocese

of BostonMr. & Mrs. Raymond B. RuddyNatalie & Mike SandersPaul & Mary Beth SandmanRon & Jill SargentElise SchaeferScheiss DistributorsDavid & Marie Louise ScudderTom & Mary Shields &

Shields Health Care GroupDr. Robert J. Shillman –

Cognex CorporationSimmons CollegeThe William E. Simon

FoundationPeter & Maria SmailStephanie H. & David A. Spina

Family FoundationThomas G. Stemberg

Charitable FoundationAbbot & Dorothy H.

Stevens FoundationPaul & Ulla SullivanThe Sidney A. Swensrud

FoundationMr. & Mrs. Matthew SzulikTeradyne, Inc.Belinda & Henri Termeer

Family FoundationMr. & Mrs. William J. TeuberJames & Margaret WadeMatt & Susan WeatherbieVila B. Webber TrustTobias & Kristin WeloMr. & Mrs. Michael G. WhiteMr. & Ms. Joseph WickwireStephen G. Woodsum &

Anne R. Lovett

Student Patrons $5,000-$9,999Anonymous (3)Mr. Roger BerkowitzMartin L. BermanBlue Cross Blue Shield

of MassachusettsBlue Hills BankThe Boston Foundation

Boston UniversityMr. & Mrs. Raymond P.

BoulangerMrs. Barbara N. BreckDawn & Gary BurkheadBushrod H. Campbell &

Adah F. Campbell Hall Charity Fund

David & Kathleen CalabroCanaccord Genuity Inc.

& Friends

Mr. John H. CarlsonColliers InternationalMr. Ryan ConnollyBarb & Bill ConnollyKaren & Brian ConwayHoward E. Cox, GreylockDavid & Janet CoyleMichael F. & Marian CroninMr. & Mrs. Ralph DangelmaierMr. Stuart E. DaviesMr. & Mrs. Joseph DeSantisMr. & Mrs. Jonathan DeSimoneMarilyn & Gerard DohertyFrank & Donna DoyleDTZArthur X. & Kathy DuffyMr. & Mrs. Mark D. ElderT. J. & Shelia FitzgeraldMr. Lawrence FoleyMr. & Mrs. Philip L. FrancisDaniel & RoseMary FussKris & Rick GanongScott A. GieselmanGilbane Building CompanyGoodwin Procter LLPMr. John HailerMr. Jimmy HaslamMr. Thomas C. Hense &

Ms. Sharon L. StadeMr. Arnold HiattGary & Diane R. KanebJohn & Marilyn KeaneMrs. Madeline KeatingJohn F. Kennedy Library

FoundationJ. Frank KeohaneMr. Stephen Knightly

Mr. & Mrs. Fred KobrickChristine & John KomolaKPMG LLP & FriendsJames Lack, President RSAMedia, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. William J. LaPointLoJack CorporationGary Loveman &

Harrah's EntertainmentLinda H. Lynch &

Kevin P. Johnson

Thomas & Regina MannixMr. & Mrs. Robert L. MarescaPaul & Peg MarrkandMassachusetts General Hospital

Cancer CenterMA State Council

Knights of ColumbusMcCabe Family FoundationRichard P. McCoyCarol M. MeyrowitzNeal & Lynne MillerMichael E. Mooney, Esq.David G. MugarThe Grandchildren of

Florence MurrayGarrett Nagle & Co., Inc.Joseph H. PetrowskiMr. & Mrs. Steven PrincipeMarc A. ReardonDr. Gary & Dr. Sylvia ReiserMr. William McKee &

Ms. Margaret ReynoldsMr. & Mrs. Kennedy P.

RichardsonDon RodmanCathy & Tom RyanLewis & Ali SandersMs. Laura SenRoger & Kristin ServisonMr. Peter SidotiMr. & Mrs. Brad SingerStonehill CollegeDr. & Mrs. Ralph SweetlandRichard & Margaret SyronMr. & Mrs. James TaicletNick ThakoreThe AMG Foundation

Thank you for giving so many

kids an opportunity to learn in a

wonderful school and to have a

better life.

— Joey Cross Our Lady’s Academy

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The Barbara & Patrick RocheCenter-Boston CollegeTom & Karen TierneyJoel C. TillinghastMrs. Kristine TrusteyW. B. MasonWCVB-TV/DT,

Channel 5 Boston Roberta & Stephen R. WeinerMr. Frank Wisneski

Student Benefactors $2,500-$4,999Donald-Bruce Abrams, Esq. &

Roberta L. RubinAnonymous (2)Mr. & Mrs. Paul L. AnticoAssumption CollegeMr. & Mrs. John G. BalboniDr. & Mrs. Matthew A. Barish

The Bodman FoundationMr. Edward Bond, Jr.Kerry M. BowenMr. & Mrs. James R. BoyleMr. & Mrs. Michael BradleyMr. & Mrs. Adam BruceRonald & Ronni CastyMichael & Melanie CataldoEdward T. Choate &

Mary Ann Pesce ChoateClough Capital Partners, LPRory J. & Charlotte C. CowanCresa BostonMr. & Mrs. Ravi DabasDeJesus Family Charitable

Foundation, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. John F. DeSantisR. J. Devereaux Corp.The Donovan Family FoundationRichard R. & Karen A. DuboisFrederick E. EhrsamSusan & Jeffrey EsperFACTS Management CompanyMr. & Mrs. John V. FantozziAubert J. Fay Charitable FundMichael Corrado FGS, Inc.First Republic Bank

Mr. Thomas GoemaatGordon Brothers Group, LLCMr. & Mrs. James GreenMr. & Mrs. Arthur J. GreenwoodCathy & Fred GreinIan GuttermanJames M. HarmonMr. Lionel HarrisKevin P. Harron &

Kimberlee A. BrownPhil & Peggy HaugheyHerald Media, Inc.Tom & Jane HoltJoseph & Margaret HuntNicole & Thomas HynesJane & Fred JamiesonJohn & Maureen KingMr. Christopher LeeMr. & Mrs. Anthony LuckiGeorge P. Mair, Esq.

McCall & Almy, Inc.Maryanne Spillane McInturfMcKinsey & CompanyNew England Province of JesuitsNorfolk & Dedham GroupMr. Kevin O'LearyVictor & Jennifer PaciMr. & Mrs. Thomas E. PeckhamPeg & Mike ReardonMr. Timothy Hartshorn &

Ms. Melissa ReillyThomas F. & Katherine E. RyanSacred Heart ParishSantander BankToby R. Serkin, Esq.Binkley & Paula Shorts,

Muddy Pond Trust FundDr. Jay A. Stein &

Mrs. Gretchen Fox SteinVicki & Ralph TateThe Glynn Hospitality Group, Inc.Towers WatsonMr. Timothy TullyMs. Kristina ValenteWeber ShandwickPartners at Wilmer Cutler

Pickering Hale & Dorr LLPPeter & Susan Zotto

Mentors $1,000-$2,499Anonymous (3)Harold & Linda Schwartz /

Anti-Defamation LeagueDavid H. BadeauMr. & Mrs. Blake BattagliaRobert L. BealTom & Karin Beecher

FoundationMichael J. & Ann M. BevilacquaMr. Anthony BissantiMr. & Mrs. David C. BochBoston Advocates for

Catholic EducationMr. & Mrs. Jeremiah J.

Bresnahan, Jr.Rick & Nonnie BurnesMr. & Mrs. Christopher E. BurnsDonald & Campbell BurtonMr. Stuart CableDr. John CareyJohn F. Cogan, Jr.Mr. Roy F. Coppedge, IIIBarry C. CosgroveDouglas E. & Jennifer CoteJohn J. Cullinane –

Founder, MainMessage.orgDePrisco Diamond Jewelers &

Co.’s, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. John P. DiRicoMr. & Mrs. James S. DiStasioGeorge & Susan DomolkyMr. & Mrs. C. Herbert EmilsonEnterprise Bank & Trust

CompanyEquity Office PropertiesMr. John Eriksen &

Dr. Jennifer Katz-EriksenMs. Kathryn EverettFrank A. Facella, DDSMs. Ellen FallonMr. & Mrs. George FantiniMr. Steven FarrellFidelity Investments Service

Anniversary Progr-BI Worldwide

Fiduciary Trust CompanyFish Family FoundationDaniel L. FitzgeraldDr. Peter FolanCurtis E. Gannon, Esq. &

Jinney S. SmithThomas & Audrey GavinMr. Roberto GoizuetaRobert F. HigginsMr. & Mrs. Robert HildrethHoly Name Parish, West RoxburyMr. & Mrs. Ronald W. HovsepianMr. Lawrence HydeInsource Services, Inc.Robert H. JohnsonMr. & Mrs. James J. Judge

John & Corrinne KelliherMr. & Mrs. Robert KesterSenator & Mrs. Paul G. KirkThomas & Margaret LanahanLesley UniversityAnne & Kevin LiddyMarci & Franz LoeberKristiaan & Jillian LokereRichard C. LordLowell General HospitalRosemary & Jack MacKinnonMs. Collen MahoneyMr. Robert MaloneyMark MathersMr. & Mrs. Richard P. MattioneHenry & Allison McCanceMs. Kathryn McDonoughMcKinsey & CompanyMr. & Mrs. John A. McNeice, Jr.Kathy & Brian MearsMr. & Mrs. Robert F. MorrisseyMr. Patrick F. Murtaugh &

Ms. Katherine CloughLaurence P. NaughtonMr. & Mrs. Bernard E.

NiedermeyerMr. & Mrs. Thomas

NiedermeyerMr. & Mrs. Robert T. NoonanMr. & Mrs. Thomas NunanMr. & Mrs. Michael P. O'BrienMr. Thomas N. O'BrienMr. Thomas O'ConnorMr. & Mrs. Thomas L.P.

O'DonnellMr. & Mrs. Frank O'LearyOLPH Mission Grammar School,

RoxburyO'Neill & Associates, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Robert O'NeillMr. & Mrs. Robert A. O'NeillMs. Patricia ParkerThe Thomas C. Quick

Charitable TrustRobert H. Quigley, Jr.Mr. Robert L. QuinanBlasdel A. ReardonRegis CollegeRobert W. Baird & Co.Mr. & Mrs. John T. RonanMs. Maryanne Rooney-HeganMs. Alicia RoseMary L. & Richard A. RussoMary Ryan & Joe RizzoMs. Patricia L. SantorellaMr. William J. Schnoor, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Brendan ShankMr. & Mrs. Richard ShartonEric & Sharon StaudtMr. Craig M. TateronisTracey TaylorMr. & Mrs. Lee TesconiThe Tom & Karen Beecher

Foundation

MANY THANKS to our generous FY2015 donors.

I am happy to attend St.

Augustine School because of the

astonishing education that is

taught by wonderful teachers.

— OlgaSt. Augustine School

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Josef H. von RickenbachJane K. WilliamsonJohn & Mary Kay Wood

Friends Up to $999Mr. & Mrs. David AdeyMs. Megan AdzimaMs. Barbara AhernAmazonSmile FoundationMr. Richardson AndersenMr. Steven AndradeMr. & Mrs. Kurt D. AnnenAnonymous (3)Mr. Matthew ApplebaumSuzanne ArchambaultMr. & Mrs. Frederick S.

ArmstrongMr. & Mrs. John P. ArmstrongMr. Asif Mahmood &

Mrs. Naila AsifAustin Preparatory School,

ReadingMs. Heather AyotteBaird Foudation IncJesse BakerMr. William Baker &

Ms. Kelly DimascioMr. & Mrs. Timothy BarrettThe Bay State Federal SavingsCharitable FoundationRaymond & Barbara BeaulieuNancy K. BeaumontMr. & Mrs. James C. BenoitMs. Linda BentleyMr. & Mrs. Paul J. BergerMr. & Mrs. Mark T. BettencourtMr. & Mrs. Frank BifulcoMrs. Nancy J. BigelowMr. James F. BogueMr. & Mrs. Clark BoothShirley BorellaMr. Nathanael R. BraytonMs. Gabrielle BrennanMr. James BriggsMs. Laura BrunoMr. & Mrs. James F. BrunoMr. Andrew E. Budson &

Ms. Amy A. NullMs. Mary C. BurchillMr. John BurkeMr & Mrs. Robert BurkeMr. & Mrs. William L. BurkeMs. Meghan BurnsMr. & Mrs. Robert T. BurnsPhilip M. ByrneMs. Kristi ByrnesJoshua J. CahillMr. & Mrs. Joseph E. CalapaMs. Rossmary CalderonMs. Diane CampbellMr. & Mrs. Charles F. CanaliMs. Janice Case

Ms. Allison CataneseMiss Claudia CellucciMr. & Mrs. Steve CharkoudianJudy & Jonathan ChielNatalie B. Choate, Esq.Mr. & Mrs. Boyd ChristensonMr. Gerald CimminoMr. Joseph ClancyMr. & Mrs. John J.

Concannon, IIIJill K. Conway TrustMs. Alison G. CorcoranMr. & Mrs. Donald CoreyBrian & Catrina CoreyMr. & Mrs. Paul CostelloDr. Philip T. CrottyMs. Grace CunninghamMs. Deborah A. DaccordMs. Patricia DaleyMr. & Mrs. Paul P. DaleyMr. & Mrs. Kevin T. DalyMr. Michael DesantoJohn W. Deveney, Jr.Mary Ellen DeWinterJulie DiFilippoMr. Ryan DillonMr. & Mrs. Kenneth F. DiniscoMr. & Mrs. Mark C. DmohowskiMr. Jeffrey DockingMs. Kathleen R. DohertyMrs. Margaret L. DonaherMr. Matthew DonnellyMr. Joseph DoodyMary Ellen DoonaMr. & Mrs. David H. Drohan

Mr. Constantinos EfstratoudakisCynthia Lee EganMs. Morgan ElineMrs. & Mr. Jason EllisMr. David ErwinMs. Katherine EvansMr. William FaganMs. Patricia FallonMr. & Mrs. John J. FalveyMr. Ronald FarquharMr. & Ms. Patrcik FayMs. Colette FearnleyMr. & Mrs. Mark T. FennellFinish Line Sports ManagementDouglas Finn

Mary E. FitzpatrickMr. & Mrs. John F. FlahertyMs. Carol FlynnMr. & Mrs. John E. FoleyRev. Thomas C. FoleyMr. William M. FonteMr. & Mrs. Peter P. FrascaKathleen FraserMr. & Mrs. Anthony FreniMr. Sean FullertonEdward & Rebecca GalvinMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. GannonMr. & Mrs. James E. GatelyMs. Jennifer GaudetBill & Kathy GearyMs. Meredith GendronMs. Erin GildeaMr. John M. GliattoRichard B. Gold &

Corrine M. BarrettMs. Cristina GonzalezDr. & Mrs. Norman C.

GraudraultMs. Mary C. GregorioMr. Christopher GriffinEileen M. GuerinMr. Brendan GuthrieMs. Kara HadgeMr. & Mrs. John P. HamillMr. & Mrs. Cameron HamrickJohn M. & E. Patricia HarringtonMr. Matthew HarveyMrs. & Mrs. Michael HawkesTom & Monica HealeyMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Hennessey

Jordan Hershman & Diana K. Lord

Ms. Sarah HewittMs. Erika HopkinsMs. Meghan HoranMr. Richard HornblowerMs. Janice HoweMr. Derek HoyMr. Yifei HuangMr. Zach Hudson &

Ms. Jean Petrowski HudsonMr. & Mrs. Barry N. HurwitzMs. Amy IseppiMs. Linda E. Jackson-FurtadoMs. Ellie Jenkins

Mr. Antoine JoasMuffy & Peter JohannsenDavid & Mary JohansonMr. Michael JohnsonMs. Susan JohnsonMr. & Mrs. Mark Johnson-CanhaEd & Tricia JoyceStephen JoyceMs. Flora M. JoyceMr. Richard P. JunghansMr. & Ms. Phillip JutrasMs. Brandi KebalkaMr. & Mrs. David KeefeMs. Caitlin KeetonThe Honorable & Mrs.

Richard S. KelleyNoreen A. KelliherMr. James KellyMr. Kevin KellyBrian & Katie KennedyMr. & Mrs. Eleanor KennedyMr. & Mrs. William F. KennedyMs. Tara Kenney &

Mr. Gay GrassyMr. Matthew KeppelMr. Jeremy KesslerMr. Jamil KhanMr. & Mrs. Robert KilgoreMr. & Mrs. Richard T. KircherMs. Ashley KnightMichelle A. & Lyle KnightMs. Stacey KokorosMr. & Mrs. John F. KozaMr. Jeremy KreamBeth & Michael Krebs

Peter KuechleMs. Laura L'AbbeMs. Patricia L. LabreshMs. Margaret LaggisMs. Sonam LalwaniMs. Meghan LaneElizabeth H. LangeAnne & Robert LarnerMs. Christine LattinMr. Parker LattinDr. & Mrs. Aaron LazareJohn T. Leary, CPAPaul & Elizabeth LeBlancMr. Scott LemoneMs. Helen Lento

Without your generosity towards my family and me, I would

most likely not be attending Arlington Catholic and receiving

such an outstanding education.

— Gabriela RodriguezArlington Catholic High School

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Ms. Anna LidofskyAttorney & Mrs. Herbert J. LynchOwen & Anne LynchMs. Lauren MackLouis J. MarettPrudence MarkosMr. & Mrs. Christopher MartinMr. Kevin MartinMartha Rice Martini, Esq.John MaterazzoMr. Andrew MathisonMatignon High School,

CambridgeMs. Kathryn F. McCabeLucy & David McCarthyWilliam & Nicole McCarthyMr. Robert McConaghyMs. Alison McCormackMr. Daniel McCormickRobert E. McDonnell, Esq.Mr. Stephen McdonnellRev. John P. McDonoughMr. John P. McgaghRev. Frederick R. McGowanMr. Kenneth McGowanMs. Kathleen McGrathMr. Thomas McGroryMs. Kristyn Snyer McKennaMr. Gale McKenzieMr. & Mrs. Dennis G. McKinneyMs. Lizzie McQuillanFrancis & Jackie MeaneyMr. John A. MeulemanMr. & Mrs. Stephen M. MiklusMr. Robert MillingMintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris,Glovsky & Popeo, P.C. & FriendsMr. & Mrs. Brian MonnichJamie & Rita MooreMr. & Mrs. Alexander MorganMs. Sarah Moss

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew MugheriniMs. Ann M. MulliganMr. & Mrs. Peter MurleyJohn & Julie MurphyMs. Jenelle NadeauMs. Liane NadeauArthur H. NelsonNeptune WebMr. John NickersonMs. Janet NolanMs. Rita NooneMs. Amanda NorthropMr. & Mrs. Vincent C. NuccioMr. Handel ObasMr. Michael O'BrienBrian O'ConnorJoan M. O'DonnellMs. Kelli O'DonohueAustin J. O'Malley, IIIMr. & Mrs. Cyril T. O'NeilMs. Nancy O'NeillMr. Michael OrioloEdward E. O'SullivanOur Lady of Victories ParishMr. & Mrs. Nels A. PalmDaniel M. PalmierMr. Jeffrey ParkerMr. Digant PatelMr. Richard PearlMr. John PetersonMs. Bridget PetittiMs. Marilyn PetrowskiMs. Ann PhilbinMr. & Mrs. William R. PittsMr. Brian PoissantMr. Timothy PotterMs. Erin QuirkMr. & Mrs. James RacineJessica RaineriMs. Kate RamboMs. Lucia Reed

Ms. Julie ReevesMs. Laureen E. ReganMr. & Mrs. Gerald T. ReillyMr. Erich RhynhartMr. Ted RibaudoEdward P. RiellyRev. Edward M. RileyMr. & Mrs. John R. RileyMs. Maria RinconMrs. Gina RindfleischMr. Roger Ritt &

Ms. Mary Santini-RittMr. & Mrs. Edward B. RodgersMr. & Mrs. John S. RogersMr. & Mrs. James Ronan, Esq.Mr. & Mrs. John V. RyanMr. & Mrs. Joseph RyanMr. Ryan SalingerMr. Greg SalvucciMr. Ralph SantoliquidoMr. Santa SasenaClaire & Edward SaxeMr. Mike ScannellShannon & Tom SchmidtMr. & Mrs. D. Peter SchnorrMr. Joe SciaccaMr. Joseph SenierMr. & Mrs. Joseph J. SennaMs. Jennifer SheaMs. Lindsay SheehanMs. Melissa ShoreMs. Neha SinghSisters of St. Joseph of BostonCharles R. & Arlene A. SmithMr. Jacqui SmithMs. Molly SmithCharles L. & Dayle B. SolomontDr. Robert I. SperberMr. & Mrs. John L. SperedelozziSpyglass PrintingKathleen Stanley

Mr. Arthus StephenMr. R. Newcomb StillwellMr. & Mrs. James C. StokesMr. Maurice H. Sullivan, IIIMs. Jean SutherbyMr. Michael SwansonLynda SydneyMs. Molly TabernikMr. & Mrs. Bernard TaltyMr. Peter TedeschiMr. Eric TeschemacherMs. Rupalli ThackerMr. Andrew TobinRichard A. & Donna V. ToelkeMark A. TracyMr. & Mrs. James TuiteMs. Nora TuiteMr. Thomas TuttleMr. Christopher ValenteMs. Kayla ValenteMs. Patty ValenteMs. Amanda VallimontMs. Paige VargasMr. & Mrs. Jay E. VickeryMs. Patricia VieiraMr. Brian WalshMr. Matthew WalshMr. & Mrs. Sean T. WalshMr. Mark WalshMr. Michael WarkMr. & Mrs. David M. WatermanMs. Denise WatsonMr. & Mrs. Robert P. WhalenMr. William WhelanKerry WhiteMr. Eric YaffeMr. & Mrs. Tom YanceyMr. Anil K. YeduganiMichael & Cheryle YoungMr. Jack ZarkauskasBrother Thomas Zoppo

MANY THANKS to our generous FY2015 donors.

Thank you so much for all your support throughout my high school career. You have given me

the opportunity of my life to experience my dream high school these last years. Because of your

generosity, I have been fully prepared for college.

— Juliesa Santiago Central Catholic High School

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I cannot thank you enough for your generosity. Because of you, I am attendingsuch a great school that is now my second home. I have such a phenomenal andvery supportive family here.

— Anonymous, Central Catholic High School;

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$3.1M RAISED AT THE 25th ANNUAL ICSF DINNER CELEBRATION HONORING JACK CONNORS

On Wednesday, April 15, 2015, the Inner-City Scholarship Fund (ICSF) hosted the 25th Annual Dinner Celebration. Event Chair Karen Kaplan, Chairman and CEO of Hill Holliday, announced that the event raised $3.1 million for the students of the ICSF.

Jack Connors was honored with the Carolyn & PeterLynch Award in recognition of his leadership, support,and commitment to the students of the Inner-CityScholarship Fund (ICSF). A dedicated supporter fromthe early years, few have done more for Catholic education in the Boston area than Jack, and his effortshave truly helped to build minds and change lives.

Heather Unruh, co-anchor of WCVB award-winningNewsCenter 5 newscasts and Master of Ceremonies forthe event, recognized Rudy Favard, a former ICSFScholarship recipient, dinner speaker, graduate ofMalden Catholic, and recent graduate of Sacred HeartUniversity in Connecticut. Rudy told the audience thatin the fall he would begin a master’s program in publicrelations and communications at West Virginia StateUniversity, adding, “This education that I have been

blessed to receive has put me on a path to be successfulfor the rest of my life. Without people like you whogive so generously this would not be possible.”

Rudy introduced the featured student speaker, NithaelleSimoly, a CSF Scholar and senior at Cardinal SpellmanHigh School in Brockton. Nithaelle told her inspiringstory of immigrating to Boston from Haiti when shewas seven years old, not speaking a word of English. She told the audience how she has overcome incredibleobstacles in her life and credits her Catholic educationfor giving her the strength and support she needed during difficult times. She graduated with honors inJune and was the first in her family to pursue a highereducation this fall at Stonehill College.

It was a memorable evening, highlighting the incredibleimpact our donors have on changing the lives of thousands of students in the greater Boston community.In Nithaelle’s own words, "I want you to know thateverything you donate doesn't just go to me finishinghigh school. It goes to me becoming a doctor and becoming a mother.”

Because of my parents’ undying commitment, my outstanding Catholic education and your generous support, my future is bright. I stand before you tonight confident, humbled and eternally grateful.

— Nithaelle Simoly 2015 Dinner Celebration Student Speaker

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The 25th Annual ICSF DINNER CELEBRATION

District Underwriters$100,000 +Anonymous Bank of America

Charitable FoundationDowney Capital Management Inc.EMC CorporationCarolyn & Peter Lynch;

The Lynch FoundationJim & Lisa MooneyMorgan Lewis & Bockius LLPMr. & Mrs. Michael F. Rogers

School Underwriters$50,000-$99,999Alli & Bill AchtmeyerRichard & Ann Marie ConnollyMr. & Mrs. Jack M. Connors, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Paul B. EdgerleyHill Holliday AdvertisingThe Kelly Family FoundationMr. Robert K. KraftLoomis Sayles & Company,

L.P. & FriendsGillian & Stephen PetersenPricewaterhouseCoopers LLPMr. & Mrs. Robert L. ReynoldsMr. & Mrs. Thomas T. SovieroRichard & Joanne SpillaneStaples, Inc.State Street CorporationBrendan & Kerry SwordsThe TJX Companies, Inc.

Class Underwriters $25,000-$49,999AnonymousMichelle & Bob AtchinsonBlackRock Financial

Management, Inc.Boston CollegeCharles & Gloria CloughMargot C. Connell,

Connell Limited PartnershipMr. Daniel diBartolomeo/

Northfield Inforation ServicesEmmanuel CollegeEversource EnergyFidelity InvestmentsMr. & Mrs. John F. Fish; Suffolk

Construction Company, Inc.Mr. Richard J. HenkenMr. & Mrs. Joseph HooleyThe Holly & Bruce Johnstone

Charitable Gift FundMr. & Mrs. Kevin H. KelleyMichael A. Krupka &

Dr. Anne C. KubikSherry & Alan Leventhal

Family FoundationLiberty Mutual InsuranceCarl J. MartignettiJoAnn McGrathMs. Cathy Minehan &

Mr. E. Gerald CorriganRonald O'HanleyPeoples Federal Charitable

Foundation, Inc.

Putnam Investments & FriendsMr. & Mrs. John J. RemondiMr. Eric SlifkaThe Carney Family FoundationJoseph M. TucciYawkey Foundation

Scholars' Council $10,000-$24,999BNY MellonBrown Brothers Harriman & Co.Mr. & Mrs. William L. ByrnesMr. & Mrs. Krishan CanekerantneCentury Bank & Trust CompanyPaul & Margaret ChisholmJim & Shirley CurveyCVS CaremarkDeloitte & Touche USA LLP

& FriendsMr. & Mrs. Douglas A.

Donahue, Jr.Sarah & Walter DonovanJohn & Kathleen DrewEastern Bank Charitable

FoundationErnst & Young LLPGabrieli Family FoundationThe Grandchildren of

Margaret 'Peg' GeraghtyTed Hoff & Kathleen O'ConnellJ. Calnan & Associates, Inc.John Hancock Financial ServicesRonald E. Logue &

Kathleen M. McGillycuddyMr. & Mrs. Martin J. MannionMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. MaySean & Lisa McGrathMr. & Mrs. Paul M. MontroneMr. & Mrs. William S.

MosakowskiMr. & Mrs. Edmund F.

Murphy IIIMr. & Mrs. John V. MurphyMr. David MussaferPalisade Capital Management, LLCPartners Healthcare System, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. R. Robert Popeo, Esq.George McCabe/

Portolan Capital ManagmentMr. & Mrs. Frank PreviteMr. John F. RemondiMrs. Barbara RocheRoman Catholic Archdiocese

of BostonPaul & Mary Beth SandmanRon & Jill SargentScheiss DistributorsTom & Mary Shields &

Shields Health Care GroupSimmons CollegeThomas G. Stemberg

Charitable FoundationMr. & Mrs. William J. TeuberThe American Ireland Fund

Student Patrons $5,000-$9,999Mr. Roger BerkowitzMartin L. Berman

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts

Blue Hills BankThe Boston FoundationDavid & Kathleen CalabroColliers InternationalMr. Ryan ConnollyRobert Cunjak & Susan DunnMr. & Mrs. Ralph DangelmaierMarilyn & Gerard DohertyNancy & Richard DonahueDTZMr. Lawrence FoleyMr. & Mrs. Philip L. FrancisGilbane Building CompanyGoodwin Procter LLPMr. John HailerMr. Jimmy HaslamJP MorganRick & Nancy KelleherJohn F. Kennedy Library

FoundationMark, Becky, Samantha LevinLoJack CorporationLinda H. Lynch &

Kevin P. JohnsonThomas & Regina MannixMr. & Mrs. Robert L. MarescaMassachusetts General Hospital

Cancer CenterMA State Council Knights

of ColumbusJoseph H. PetrowskiPrince Lobel Tye LLPMr. & Mrs. Steven PrincipeStonehill CollegeThe AMG FoundationW. B. MasonWCVB-TV/DT,

Channel 5 Boston

Student Benefactors $2,500-$4,999Mr. & Mrs. Paul L. AnticoAssumption CollegeMr. Edward Bond, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Adam BruceCatholic Schools Foundation, Inc.Edward T. Choate &

Mary Ann Pesce ChoateR. J. Devereaux Corp.FACTS Management CompanyFirst Republic BankMr. Thomas GoemaatGordon Brothers Group, LLCMr. & Mrs. James Green

James M. HarmonPhil & Peggy HaugheyHerald Media, Inc.Tom & Jane HoltMcKinsey & CompanyNew England Province of JesuitsJack & Terry O'ConnorMike & Peg ReardonSacred Heart ParishSantander BankTowers WatsonWeber Shandwick

Mentors $1,000-$2,499Harold & Linda Schwartz /

Anti-Defamation LeagueMr. & Mrs. Blake BattagliaMr. Stuart CableDouglas E. & Jennifer CoteJohn J. Cullinane –

Founder, MainMessage.orgMr. & Mrs. John P. DiRicoMr. & Mrs. James S. DiStasioFiduciary Trust CompanyDr. Peter FolanMr. Roberto GoizuetaMr. & Mrs. Robert HildrethHoly Name Parish, West RoxburyInsource Services, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. James J. JudgeJohn & Corrinne KelliherMr. & Mrs. Robert KesterMr. Robert MaloneyMs. Kathryn McDonoughKathy & Brian MearsThe Grandchildren of

Florence MurrayMr. & Mrs. Bernard E.

Niedermeyer

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas NunanMr. & Mrs. Frank O'LearyOLPH Mission Grammar School,

RoxburyO'Neill & Associates, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Robert O'NeillMr. & Mrs. Robert A. O'NeillRegis CollegeMs. Maryanne Rooney-HeganMary L. & Richard A. RussoMary Ryan & Joe RizzoMr. William J. Schnoor, Jr.Eileen C. Shapiro & Ben E. EavesMr. & Mrs. Richard ShartonMs. Kristina Valente

Thank you for providing me the

ability to be able to experience

such a great journey.

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SUPPORTERS OF THE ICSF YOUNG LEADERS

Corporate Partners BNY MellonCollege of the Holy CrossEversource EnergyGulf Electricity (Gulf Oil LP)Hill HollidayMintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris,

Glovsky and Popeo, P.C.

PricewaterhouseCoopers LLPRobert W. Baird & Co.S&P Capital IQStaples Inc. Young ProfessionalsState Street CorporationSuffolk Construction CompanyTJX Companies, Inc.Weber Shandwick

Young Leader Student Patrons $1,250-$2,499William & Kelly BakerMr. Patrick F. Murtaugh &

Ms. Katherine CloughMs. Kristina Valente

Young Leader Student Benefactor$650-$1,249Ms. Stacey Kokoros

Young Leader Mentors$250-$624Mr. Anthony BissantiMs. Amy IseppiMr. Zach Hudson &

Ms. Jean Petrowski HudsonMr. Jacqu Smith

Young Leader FriendsUp to $249Ms. Rossmary CalderonMs. Erin GildeaMs. Kelli O'DonohueJessica RaineriMs. Lindsay Sheehan

On behalf of the 2015 Dinner Committee, I ampleased to report that the 25th Annual Dinner raisedmore than $3.1 million for student scholarships.

Those who were able to attend witnessed the impactCatholic education has on the lives of young people inour community. We celebrated both the commitmentof Dinner Honoree Jack Connors, a dedicated supporter of the ICSF and Catholic education as well as donors like you who are committed to providinglow-income children and families with the support andeducation they deserve. Thank you for helping to makea difference in the lives of Boston area students, such asNithaelle Simoly, our student speaker from CardinalSpellman High School, who credits you for herCatholic education, supporting her through a tumultuous childhood, and helping her to prepare forher post-graduation career at Stonehill College.

I am also pleased that Brian Moynihan, Chairman &CEO of Bank of America, has agreed to chair the 26th

Annual Dinner on April 14, 2016. Brian is looking forward to building off the success of last year’s event by continuing to highlight the incredible impact yoursupport has had on the lives of young people and our community.

Your generosity makes the dreams of students and theirfamilies a reality. Thank you for helping to build theminds and change the lives of thousands of childreneach year.

Sincerely,

Karen KaplanChairman & Chief Executive OfficerHill HollidayDinner Chair

DEAR FRIENDS

YOUNG PROFESSIONALS CELEBRATE THE ICSF AT THE SCHOOL’S OUT SUMMER CELEBRATION

In April of 2015, the ICSF Young Leaders Program established a Young Leaders Council. The council actsas the guiding force for the ICSF Young Leaders Program and provides continuity in programming,fundraising, and events. They also support the ICSF

staff in engaging young professionals in Boston. Thecouncil meets quarterly and is comprised of eight young professionals that stand out as leaders in their organizations and have shown passion, dedication, andstrong leadership ability in their service to the ICSF.

On Thursday, June 4, 2015 our annual School’s OutSummer Celebration was held at 9OFS, the open-airrooftop garden at One Federal Street in Boston. Morethan 100 young professionals attended, raising over$20,000 for the Inner-City Scholarship Fund. Theevening featured a hosted bar, silent auction, lawngames and music.

Kristina Valente of State Street Corporation, a two yearCo-Chair of the Young Leaders Dinner Committee,Event Co-Chair of the Young Leaders Council, anddedicated volunteer and supporter of the Inner-CityScholarship Fund, was presented with the Volunteer ofthe Year Award. After accepting the award, Kristinashared a story about a time she was practicing herspeech for CSF’s Annual Dinner in the backseat of anUber car. At the end, the Uber driver began to tear upand shared that his child was the grateful recipient of aCSF scholarship. Kristina reminded the audience thatthe parents who benefit from these scholarships arehardworking members of our community — “Theymight even be your Uber driver.” Kristina urged gueststo get involved with the ICSF, emphasizing the impactthey could have on the lives of local students.

Thank you to the wonderful student volunteers fromEast Boston Central Catholic School who greetedguests at the event, and thank you to the sponsors whomade this year’s summer celebration possible. Your generosity gives us a reason to celebrate each year.

Many Thanks To Our Sponsors

UnderwritersJim & Lisa Mooney

PatronStaples, Inc.

Benefactors Deloitte & Touche USA LLP & FriendsRichard J. Henken, the Schochet CompaniesInsource Services, Inc.

MentorsMarci & Franz Loeber

FriendsMr. John FoleyJack & Terry O’Connor, O’Connor StudiosSpyglass Printing

ICSF YOUNG PROFESSIONALS ESTABLISH THE YOUNG LEADERS COUNCIL

ChairAmy Iseppi, State Street Corporation

Program Development ChairPatrick Murtaugh, R.W. Baird & Co.

Communications ChairLiane Nadeau, Hill Holliday

Social ChairStacey Kokoros, Crohns & Colitis Foundation

Event Co-ChairsMaria-Maria Rincon

BNY Mellon Wealth ManagementMike Swanson, Staples Inc.Rossemary Calderon, State Street CorporationKristina Valente, State Street Corporation

THE 2014-2015 ICSF YOUNG LEADERS COUNCIL

CONNECTING SUPPORTERS OF ALL AGES AT OUR 13th ANNUAL BACK TO SCHOOL CUP

On Monday, September 29, 2014, the 13th AnnualBack to School Cup golf tournament raised more than$75,000. This event remains popular among youngprofessionals, many of them new to the organization,who come together to learn more about the students ofthe ICSF. The tournament, hosted at Wollaston GolfClub in Milton, is a fun way to engage both our loyaldonors and our new supporters while raising money for student scholarships.

During the evening, guests heard from a CSF scholar,Joadly “JoJo” Duplan, then a sophomore at Saint JosephPreparatory High School, who expressed her gratitudeby saying, “Tonight, I will thank Him for all of you, forit is because of you — and your remarkable generosity— that I am able to experience the gifts and graces of aCatholic education at Saint Joseph Prep.”

Dinner SponsorHolly & Bruce Johnstone

Lunch SponsorsCresa Boston Prince Lobel Tye LLP

Cocktail Hour SponsorGlynn Hospitality Group

Beverage Cart SponsorsClough Capital Partners, LP The Norfolk & Dedham Group

Tee SponsorsState Street CorporationMA State Council Knights of Columbus

Special thanks to our student volunteers from Saint John Paul II Catholic Academy, Neponset Campus.

2014 BTSC Committee

ChairMatt Harvey, Cresa

CommitteePaul Callen, Pioneer Investment Management USAChris Horan, Robert W. Baird & Co.Dennis McKinney, Equity Investment CorporationAndrew McLaughlin, Gibson Sotheby’s International Realty

Robert Mullally, State Street CorporationPatrick Murphy, Rostam Capital, Inc.Patrick Murtaugh, Robert W. Baird & Co.Michael O’Brien, Silicon Valley BankPatty Santorella, Clough Capital Partners, LPJohn Tocco, Wynn Resorts DevelopmentKristina Valente, State Street CorporationMatthew Walsh, Goodwin Procter LLPDavid Waterman, Comcast

Many thanks to the generous sponsors that made this year’s Back to School Cup possible.

It is because of you — and your remarkable generosity — that I amable to experience the gifts and graces of a Catholic education atSaint Joseph Prep.

— Joadly “JoJo” DuplanSaint Joseph Preparatory High School;

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Peter S. Lynch –Chairman Emeritus

Thomas W. Mannix &Stephen R. Petersen –

Co-Chairs

Anthony S. Athanas, Jr.Bernard CammarataPaul W. ChisholmJohn M. ConnorsTodd C. CozzensAnne M. FinucaneGraham GundRonald A. HomerRoger P. JosephJohn A. KanebEdmund F. KellyRobert K. Kraft

Carl J. MartignettiRobert F. MorrisseyStephen G. PagliucaRobert L. ReynoldsRonald L. SargentHarold W. SchwartzMichael J. SheehanRobert J. ShillmanThomas G. StembergBrendan J. SwordsThomas J. TierneyMichael E. TreacyJoseph M. TucciEyk A. van OtterlooRobert D. Walter

Michael B. Reardon Executive Director

THE CATHOLIC SCHOOLS FOUNDATION’S 2014-2015 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL & STAFF

Catholic Schools Foundation Staff

Michael B. Reardon Executive DirectorMegan Adzima Allocations & Partnerships DirectorNaila Asif Data ManagerSusan Gartside Office Manager Hillary Laggis Development AssociateChristine Lattin Allocations & Partnerships AssociateGina Rindfleisch Development Officer

Photographs by John Gillooly

With this opportunity I will be

much better equipped to excel

in college and in life.

Thank you.

— Justice T. Andrade Bishop Fenwick High School

2015-2015 Executive Council

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THE 2014-2015 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Not Pictured:John R. Eriksen, Brendan P. McCarthy

Seán Cardinal O’MalleyArchibishop of BostonChairman

Peter S. LynchPresident Emeritus

Richard J. HenkenPresident

James F. Mooney, IIIVice President

Brain J. GallagherTreasurer

William S. MosakowskiClerk

Paul J. Birmingham Miceal G. Chamberlain Robert N. Cunjak R. J. Dourney

Kathryn M. Everett Msgr. Francis H. Kelley Christine T. Komola Rev. Paul B. O’Brien Jack D. O’Connor

Steven R. Principe John J. Regan, Esq. John J. Remondi Michael F. Rogers Natalie B. Sanders

Eileen C. Shapiro Craig M. Tateronis

The Catholic Schools Foundation would like to thank our donors, volunteers, schools & students for making this great work possible.

Building minds and changing lives starts with you.

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