ANNUAL REPORT - Jesuit Volunteer Corps

ANNUAL REPORTF Y 2017/ 18

“ Gratitude flows from the recognition that who we are and what we have

are gifts to be received and shared. — H E N R I N O U W E N

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Welcome to the Jesuit Volunteer Corps’ FY2017/18 annual report! Within this report you’ll find stories that represent more than 10,000 leaders across the country who have been changed for good by their experience as Jesuit Volunteers.

While JVs come to us from a variety of backgrounds, they all share a passion for facing the world’s most difficult challenges with integrity, faith, and unflinching resolve. They care deeply about social justice, they aspire to discern where and how they are called to live out their lives, and they are open to having their hearts and minds changed by the work they do and the people they serve. These are young people trying to understand how to integrate these values fully into their daily lives. They are leaders, hungry to effect change in the world, but uncertain of the best course to do so. And they have humility, recognizing that they must learn and accompany before they can act and help. We take our responsibility to these young leaders seriously. As our alumni tell us, the JVC experience is one that will influence their personal, professional, and spiritual values for the rest of their lives. In fact, JVC’s role is to challenge young people at a time in their lives when they are making important decisions about their future — pursuing an advanced degree, choosing a career, starting a family — and to provide what former volunteers consistently refer to as a life-changing experience. In this way, service to others becomes a way of life regardless of whether they choose to remain in a nonprofit corporation or pursue other vocations in the public or private sector. Of course, volunteers are not the only beneficiaries of the JVC experience. Every day, our partner nonprofits are on the front lines of addressing the social and economic issues in the communities they serve. Having access to full-time volunteers who provide a continuum of services to those in need adds valuable capacity to help these organizations meet their missions. In addition, our nonprofit partners provide volunteers with the tools and training required to successfully carry out their duties. At least 75 percent of a Jesuit Volunteer’s role must be in direct service: serving directly with individuals and families to provide access to critical services and support. The support of donors and other members of the JVC community listed in this annual report makes all of this possible. With your unflinching faith in our values, JVC can sustain its mission for years to come. Thank you for all you do for us: we are so grateful for this community.

Yours,

Tom ChabollaJVC President

The Jesuit Volunteer Corps and You:Creating a More Just and Hopeful World Together

MESSAGE FROM LEADERSHIP

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As Chair of the Board of JVC, I would like to express my gratitude to the community of current and former volunteers, families and friends of volunteers, agency partners, college and university partners, foundations and donors, the Board of Directors, and the JVC staff for supporting our mission and values. This annual report reflects the dedication and commitment of our extended community and JVC family.

Each year, JVC recruits and supports over 200 volunteers and coordinates with over 150 partner agencies. As a result, our JVC community now includes over 10,000 alumni and thousands of donors.

The support of our JVC community enables us to create a meaningful capstone year or two of domestic or international volunteer service for college graduates committed to service and social justice. It enables our volunteers to live a simple lifestyle while magnifying the meaningful, relevant amd impactful work of our agency partners. And it enables JVC to involve FJVs and the Jesuit community in providing critical support and lifechanging retreats to our volunteers as they become leaders committed to faith in action.

As the stories in this report demonstrate, JVC’s impact has a multiplier effect. Each volunteer is uniquely shaped by their JVC experience. Volunteers often end their terms of service inspired to understand and tackle the structural issues affecting poor and marginalized communities, work for justiceas leaders in their field, and dedicate themselves to a lifetime of serviceto others.

As our agency partners and JVC community know well, our work is as important today as it has ever been. Our society is and will be stronger if we can continue to create, support, improve and expand the JVC capstone experience for more college graduates and agencies. To do so, we needthe ongoing support of our community to build an even stronger and sustainable foundation.

Joan Hogan GillmanBoard of Directors

As treasurer and finance chair of the board, I am pleased to present an annual report that demonstrates our commitment to the responsible stewardship of our funds, directing them where they have the greatest impact. With over 70 percent of our revenue coming from our agency partners and over 80 percent of our funds directed toward programming, JVC is lean, and effective.

During FY 2017/18, JVC made strategic investments in its two main sources of revenue, volunteer recruitment and fundraising, while building the financial and technical systems required to manage them. These system improvements, along with a reorganization of the staffing and new leadership, have positioned JVC to carry out its mission more effectively than ever.

In a strong economy, potential volunteers have more options than ever after graduation. To meet this challenge, our staff, board, volunteers, and supporters continue to build an organization that remains attractive to young leaders seeking to commit to their faith in action. To everyone who has made this possible: thank you for helping us build a more just and hopeful world.

Fr. Michael McFarland, SJBoard of Directors

Message from Our Board TreasurerMessage from Our Board Chair

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Board of DirectorsLisa Grattan †ChairBourne, Knoll & Kenyon, PCSummit, NJ

Joan Hogan GillmanVice ChairTime Warner CableNew York, NY

Paul Kirwin †TreasurerNorthcott HospitalityChanhassen, MN

John Carron †SecretaryGoldman SachsNew York, NY

Mary BernerCumulus MediaNew York, NY

AnnMaura Connolly †City YearWashington DC

Fr. Greg Goethals, SJLoyola High SchoolLos Angeles, CA

Marcos Gonzales, SJ †Homeboy IndustriesLos Angeles, CA

Suzanne GrimesWestwood One Division / CumulusNew York, NY

Abe Grindle †The Bridgespan GroupBoston, MA

Fr. Fred Kammer, SJJesuit Social Research InstituteNew Orleans, LA

Fr. Michael McFarland, SJUS East Province of the Jesuits New York, NY

Jack McLeanLoyola University ChicagoChicago, IL

StaffChristopher BargeronBridget Barry †Elizabeth Blanchette †Kevin Breen †Julie Connelly †Benjamin DeGarmoPamela S DonohueDianne DragooLaura Elkins †Sarah Estrada †Brent FernandezAndrew GleasonSanford GoodmanAmie HallKeysha HandyPaige Katzfey †Michele KelleyCurt KluegBarbara KozeeJill Kress †Holly Leon-Lierman †Olivia McCall †Gloria McDowellThomas Nailor †Beth Pawuk †William PolingKristine Poplawski †Joanna PressimoneMichael Reddy †Robert RoaElizabeth Scanlon †Deborah SchechterAli Schoon †Catherine Seymour †Timothy ShriverBrooke SilvasLaura Strubeck †Dominique Troy †Shivany Trujillo †Frances VarnerPatrick Washington †Matthew Winer

SERVING ON JVC’S BOARD ALLOWS ME TO GIVE BACK TO AN ORGANIZATION THAT HAS GIVEN ME SO MUCH. MY TIME AS A VOLUNTEER IN ST. LOUIS SHAPED ME SPIRITUALLY, PERSONALLY, AND PROFESSIONALLY, AND I AM HONORED TO USE MY EXPERIENCE SINCE THEN TO SHAPE AND SUPPORT JVC’S MISSION.

John Carron, Secretary, JVC Board of Directors

IT’S REALLY AMAZING TO SEE HOW MUCH VOLUNTEERS HAVE CHANGED BY THE END OF THEIR TERM OF SERVICE: HOW MUCH THEIR PERSPECTIVES AND HORIZONS HAVE BEEN OPENED, THEIR HEARTS HAVE BEEN BROKEN, AND THEY’VE GROWN AND LOVE.

Beth Pawuk, Staff Member (Houston 1998-99)

FY 2017/18

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SARA LANCE SHARES WHY SHE DARESTO CHANGE WITH JVC:

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PRIOR TO JVC, I LEARNED THAT WHAT I WAS DRAWN TO ABOUT THE CATHOLIC FAITHWAS THE COMMITMENT TO JUSTICE, PREFERENTIAL OPTION FOR THE POOR AND

VULNERABLE, AND A LONG HISTORY OF DEDICATING ONE’S LIFE TO FIGHTINGFOR THE RIGHTS OF THE MARGINALIZED AND FORGOTTEN — DEMONSTRATED BY

ONE OF MY PERSONAL HEROS, DOROTHY DAY. THIS IS WHAT BROUGHT ME TOTHE JESUIT VOLUNTEER CORPS. I WANTED TO BE A PART OF SOMETHING THAT WOULD ALLOW ME TO WORK FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE AND EQUITY. MY FAITH IS DIRECTLY LINKED

TO MY PASSION FOR SERVICE AND NEED TO UNDERSTAND HOW WE, AS CITIZENSOF THE WORLD, CAN BETTER SERVE AND SUPPORT OUR NEIGHBORS.

JVC ALLOWS TO ME TO PUT MY FAITH INTO ACTION AND WORK TO CREATECHANGE BY SUPPORTING THOSE WHO NEED AN EXTRA HAND MEETING THEIR BASIC

NEEDS.

Sarah Lance (Baltimore 2017-18)

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7 37 274 206 100,000+Countries U.S. Cities Volunteers Partner Agencies People Served

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2017/18 Placement CountriesAT A GLANCE

47Communities

UNITED STATESBELIZE NICARAGUA

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Established through the generous supportof Drs. John and Mary Ann Hurley

in honor of their children’s life-changingJVC experience, the RJV Hurley Fund provides

financial support to incoming volunteersfor whom financial realities would otherwise

prohibit a year or two of service.Each Hurley Fund recipient receives up to

$3,000 to mitigate barriers to joiningor continuing on as a Jesuit Volunteer.

JVs by College Institution Type

JVs from Jesuit Institutions

Schools with the Most JVs

• Boston College• College of the Holy Cross• Fordham University• Georgetown University• Gonzaga University• Loyola University Chicago• Marquette University• Santa Clara University• University of Notre Dame• University of San Diego

Total amount awardedto three Hurley Fund recipients

83.5% 16.5% Private Public

81.7% 18.3% Catholic Non-Catholic

THE JV COHORTJesuit Volunteers come from backgrounds in 72 different fields of study, including accounting, civil engineering, developmental psychology,pre-law, and computer sciences.

Financial Assistance

$9,000

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59% PERCENTAGE OF ALL JVSFROM JESUIT INSTITUTIONS

PERCENTAGE OF CATHOLIC SCHOOL GRADUATES FROMJESUIT INSTITUTIONS

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by Maddy Cunningham (San Francisco 2017-18)

F OR AS LONG AS I CAN REMEMBER, I have dreamt of becoming a doctor. So, when I startedcollege, it made the most sense for me to major in biology. Very quickly I discovered the cutthroat nature of my chosen path. Everyone scrambled to join a research lab, shadow physicians,

volunteer at every hospital, all while maintaining a 4.0 GPA.

As a confused freshman, it only made sense to follow suit. Consequently, this choice blinded me to some of the other options on campus. It wasn’t until a friend suggested I try out a service program called MAGIS that my understanding of how I move about the world shifted. This decision led me to JVC inSan Francisco where I serve as a case manager at the Homeless Prenatal Program.

It was through MAGIS that I could center myself amidst a busy week by exploring service optionsand social justice issues in Philadelphia. Service offered me a chance to step away from campus andacademia and focus on some of the larger issues people were facing in my own city. I was able to learnto live in the moment and get to know the stories of the people around me. It was also an experiencein vulnerability and sharing some of my own stories with them. MAGIS was my gateway into service,and it sparked a passion that I continued to follow throughout my college career.

I later got a job at a primary care office and saw some of the same elements that I observed during myMAGIS experiences through the compassion of the doctors where I worked. These physicians took ona supportive role for many of the patients. While a younger version of myself was caught up in the wayI would look to medical schools on paper, I lost some sight of the kind of physician I’d eventually want tobecome: one who focuses on forming relationships with patients. Without service I may have missedthis realization completely.

After a lot of discernment, I decided that JVC was the best next step to take in my journey. The impactof service throughout my entire college career allowed me to change the way I see and interact withothers, which is vital to my ultimate goal. I know I have a lot more room to grow, and JVC represents atime to do just that by immersing myself in the community. It’s a way to stay grounded by dedicating myself to a simple lifestyle and educating myself on ways to practice this after my experience as a JV.

I know that this year at Homeless Prenatal Program will be challenging, but it will give me skills that willeventually allow me to become the compassionate physician that I want to be.

COMMITTED TO JVC:A JV’S PATH TO SERVICE

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Grants$205,500

4%

Individuals$964,813

20%

Earned Revenue$3,492,500

73%

Investment Income$138,426

3%

Other Revenue$7,794

0%

Programs$3,982,631

82%

Fundraising$209,420

4%

Management$646,619

13%

FINANCIALS

SOURCES OF REVENUE / INCOME USES OF REVENUE / EXPENSES

unaudited financials

$4,809,033 $4,838,670

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Our volunteers are the doers. The darers. The carers. The ones who will spend a year or two living and working with those in need to provide vital capacity for over 200 partner agencies with the aspiration to create a more just and hopeful world.

Whether they’re in Portland or Pohnpei, Jesuit Volunteers work tirelessly to better the lives of poor and marginalized communities. While each JVC service location below represents a vibrant community with its unique joys and challenges, all Jesuit Volunteers engage withJVC’s core mission and values.

WHERE WE SERVE

CASA CARLO CARRETTO

EST. 1980 / RE-EST. 2011

Community MembersHeriberto Godina, New Mexico Immigrant Law CenterThomas Kennedy, St. Martin’s Hospitality CenterMary Beth Putz, JAZZ for Health / Casa de Salud ClinicChennah Sharpe, ACE Leadership High SchoolElizabeth Stevens, St. Martin’s Hospitality Center

CoordinatorDiane Dragoo

Local Formation TeamMarcus C. Fryer

ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO

OUR CLINIC BENEFITED FROM THE ORGANIZATION AND CONSISTENCY OF OUR JESUIT VOLUNTEER DURING A TIME OF TRANSITION LAST YEAR. THIS YEAR’S JV IS QUICKLY BUILDING ON THE GAINS OF OUR FIRST VOLUNTEER, PROVIDING CRITICAL SUPPORT TO OUR CLINICIANS AND MAKING CHANGE AS A LEAD MEMBER OF OUR CLINICAL OPERATIONS TEAM.

Justice, Access, Support and Solutions for Health | Albuquerque, NM

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CASA ANTONIO RUIZ DE MONTOYA

EST. 2010

Community MembersLulu Alvarez, Fe y Alegría, Instituto Educacional San Ignacio LoyolaKarla Burns, Parroquia San Pedro Apóstol de AndahuaylillasBrittany Victoria Cheung, Parroquia San Pedro Apóstol de AndahuaylillasGhipsel Cibrian, Fe y Alegría, Instituto Educacional San Ignacio LoyolaLauren Ross, Parroquia San Pedro Apóstol de Andahuaylillas

CoordinatorBarb Kozee

Local Formation TeamP. Carlos Miguel Silva (“Calilo”), SJAlfredo AlfredoAlejandro (“Alejo”) MunozCarmen Sirvas

SOJOURNER TRUTH HOUSE

EST. 1988

Community MembersAlison Corr, Midtown Assistance CenterKacey Kramer, Southern Center for Human RightsKevin Looney, Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Atlanta, Refugee Resettlement DivisionBrighid O’Donoghue, Cristo Rey Jesuit HIgh School – AtlantaChristina Rommelfanger, Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of AtlantaJacob Scobey-Polacheck, International Rescue Committee

CoordinatorChris Bargeron

Local Formation TeamSarah Attwood †Elizabeth Figueroa †Isabel Gallagher Freeman †

MY GOODNESS, HOW DO WE TYPE THIS WITHOUT TEARING UP? THE MIDTOWN ASSISTANCE CENTER HAS HAD A LONG JV PLACEMENT HISTORY. WE ARE WELL ALIGNED AND FAMILIAR WITH THE MISSION OF JVC. THE MAC STAFF TAKES THE JESUIT VALUES VERY SERIOUSLY AND LEARNS SO MUCH FROM EACH JESUIT VOLUNTEER EVERY YEAR. WE FEEL BLESSED TO HAVE THE JV SPIRIT IN OUR OFFICE AND IN OUR LIVES.

Midtown Assistance Center | Atlanta, GA

ATLANTA, GEORGIAANDAHUAYLILLAS, PERU

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CASA PIER GIORGIO FRASSATTI

EST. 2010

Community MembersSamuel Bianculli, Catholic Charities of Central TexasAnjali Carroll, VinCare Services of Austin Foundation (dba Saint Louise)Ellen Curry, Casa MarianellaCecelia Forberg, Casa MarianellaAndrew Patterson, Catholic Charities of Central TexasLeslie Sellers, Workers Defense Project

CoordinatorJill Kress †

Local Formation TeamLee Ann Denley †

CLARE FURAY HOUSE

EST. 1975

Community MembersJohn Borah, Cristo Rey Jesuit High School – BaltimorePatrick Fisher, St. Vincent de Paul ChurchSarah Lance, Public Justice CenterMatthew Suzor, St. Vincent de Paul Beans & Bread Outreach Center

CoordinatorGloria McDowell

Local Formation TeamFr. Harry Geib, SJOlivia McCall †

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

AUSTIN, TEXAS

OUR JESUIT VOLUNTEERS HAVE BEEN TALENTED, INDUSTRIOUS, AND EASY TO WORK WITH. THEY HAVE BEEN WILLING TO WORK HARD AND HAVE HELPED OUR STUDENTS PROGRESS IN THEIR LEARNING BOTH IN THE CLASSROOM AND IN CLUBS AND ATHLETICS. THEY HAVE RELIEVED FACULTY OF EXTRA SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES, AND FREED UP OUR ADMISSIONS STAFF TO DO THE RECRUITING THAT IS NECESSARY FOR OUR SCHOOL TO SUSTAIN ITSELF.

Cristo Rey Jesuit High School | Baltimore, MD

HAVING A JV PLACED WITH THE AGENCY ALLOWS US TO INCREASE OUR CAPACITY TO SERVE FAMILIES IN NEED OF SUPPORTIVE HOUSING. OUR EXPERIENCE WITH JVS HAS BEEN THAT THEY ARE COMMITTED, DEDICATED WORKERS WHO APPROACH THE EXPERIENCE WITH ENTHUSIASM, OPEN-MINDEDNESS, AND A DESIRE TO LEARN AS WELL AS OFFER NEW IDEAS.

VinCare Services of Austin Foundation | Austin, TX

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BEATRICE CAYETANO HOUSE

EST. 1980s

Community MembersNoah Johnson, Belize Central PrisonAbby Bigelow, St. Martin de Porres Primary SchoolJenna Lipman, Project HEALMegan Dillinger, The Inspiration CenterKathryn Grace Hulseman, Hand in Hand MinistriesSean O’Rourke, St. John’s College

CoordinatorWill Poling

Local Formation TeamFr. Matt Ruhl, SJ

CASA THEA BOWMAN

EST. 1977

Community MembersEmma Cooper, Native American Health CenterCaroline Correia, St. Mary’s CenterAllison Dikanovic, Civicorps SchoolsGwendolyn McElhattan, East Bay Community Law CenterMadeline Moore, Family Violence Law CenterSheila Siemer, Native American Health CenterBrian Swift, Civicorps Schools

CoordinatorPat Washington †

Local Formation TeamAJ RizzoSpenser Leverett †Kelly Miguens †

BERKELEY, CALIFORNIABELIZE CITY, BELIZE

FOR 26 YEARS, NAHC HAS HOSTED JVC VOLUNTEERS. EACH YEAR BRINGS YOUNG, ENERGETIC PEOPLE PURSUING A DIFFERENT WAY TO MAKE AN IMPACT ON HEALTH CARE SERVICE. THE VOLUNTEERS GROW PERSONALLY AND PROFESSIONALLY, AND SO DO OUR STAFF WHEN THEY INTERACT WITH SUCH DEDICATED INDIVIDUALS FROM JVC. IT GIVES NAHC INSPIRATION AND A SENSE OF THE FUTURE.

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PLAYWORKS | BOSTON, MA

Jesuit Volunteers provide provide high-quality and compassionate service to children, individuals and families on the margins. They bring with them an openness and care for all people as they help fulfill the mission of their agency placements.

Playworks, an agency partner located in Boston, Massachusetts, said, “The largest benefit of partnering with JVC is identifying like-minded young adults who are committed to service and helping the children we serve.”

As a partner for almost 20 years, Boston’s Playworks leverages our Jesuit Volunteers to expand their impact within low-income urban schools. According to Playworks, “Some of our best program coordinators, or coaches, have been Jesuit Volunteer Corps members committed to serving their community and providing hope to hundreds of children.”

Before starting her year, JV Dani Hargus shared that she can quote any line from the movie Finding Nemo and was planning to use this skill while serving as a Coach for Playworks. The joy, excitement and commitment to play as a way to bring about hope is why Dani, like many other JVs before her, are so well suited for this type of service. After graduating from Boston College, where she had a transformative week-long service trip in Huntington, West Virginia, Dani realized she needed to search for more methods to connect with others in a deeply human and compassionate way. She found her way to JVC and Playworks, where she could deepen her human connection.

Dani shared, “Social justice convinces me that there is something more beyond each individual, a force driving us to Agapic love. Service has inspired me to chase social justice through the Jesuit Volunteer Corps. Poverty cannot be healed in a day, but to build upon the foundation of service and human connection has the power to steadily light up this world.”

Our agency partners can be confident that our volunteers are ready to build relationships and contribute to their mission on day one. Jesuit Volunteers contribute through love, through compassion, and through a desire to reach a higher level of understanding. The staff at Playworks agrees: “Playworks and JVC have similar values and missions. Specifically, Playworks’ core values of healthy play, healthy community, respect and inclusion align with JVC’s core values of simple lifestyle, community and social justice. Play is a fundamental right for every child and it helps build communities where children feel safe, included and ready to learn.”

JVS PROVIDE HIGH-QUALITY SERVICE

“ Playworks’ core values of healthy play, healthy community, respect and inclusion align with JVC’s core

values of simple living, community and social justice.

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HENRI NOUWEN HOUSE

EST. 1976

Community MembersMegan Andreasen, Boston Health Care for the Homeless ProgramHannah Evangelidis, Women’s Lunch PlaceDaniela Hargus, PlayworksJosefina Jones, B-READY – St Stephen’s Youth ProgramKelsey Killoran, Casserly HouseRiley Ramage, West End Boys and Girls ClubEvan Zeddies, Red Sox Foundation and MassGeneral Hospital Home Base Program


Local Formation TeamEric AverionSara Bovat

BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS

LILLIAN SANTIAGO HOUSE

EST. 1986

Community MembersAndrew Beck, Margaret Donnelly O’Connor Education Center – Ethel Lawrence HomesMichael Burke, Cristo Rey Philadelphia High SchoolKathleen Harmon, Margaret Donnelly O’Connor Education Center – Ethel Lawrence HomesHannah Reiter, Hopeworks ‘N CamdenKatherine Soprych, Northgate II Community CenterDillon Vita, Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School

CoordinatorTom Nailor

Local Formation TeamSr. Jessica Kerber †Julia Tully †

CARDINAL BERNADIN HOUSE

EST. 1978

Community MembersMaria Barba, Girls In The GameMichael Busse, Interfaith Housing Development CorporationRachel Henry, Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly – ChicagoSarah Johnson, Taller de JoseMichael Michler, Top Box Foods

CoordinatorBen DeGarmo

Local Formation TeamTimothy Casey, SJFrank BerghRachel Lyons †

CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

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MAU PIAILUG HOUSE

EST. 1980s

Community MembersSami Brisson, Akoyikoyi SchoolKara Geraci, Xavier High SchoolSamantha Happ, Xavier High SchoolGreg Kopra, Xavier High SchoolShannon Marcoux, Xavier High SchoolEmily Zlevor, Akoyikoyi School


Local Formation TeamFr. Tom Benz

MERRIMAN HOUSE

EST. 1974

Community MembersLauren Mary Bielby, Youth ChallengeGabrielle Davis, Neighborhood Family PracticeChris Hoey, Global ClevelandMaryclare O’Brien-Wilson, St. Martin de Porres High SchoolKatie Perkoski, West Side Catholic CenterEllen Piccillo, United Cerebral Palsy Association of Greater ClevelandChelsea Schwartzman, Arrupe Neighborhood Partnership at Saint Ignatius High SchoolKaren Snowden, Domestic Violence and Child Advocacy Center

CoordinatorPaula Kampf

Local Formation TeamElizabeth Beldon †Veronica Favela †Megan Elizabeth Gergen †

CLEVELAND, OHIOCHUUK, MICRONESIA

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WANGARI MAATHI HOUSE

EST. 1990s

Community MembersRobert Callus, Loyola High SchoolSarafina Hilaire, Gonzaga Primary SchoolSarah Genevieve Sleevi, Gonzaga Primary SchoolPatrice Swick, Gonzaga Primary SchoolOlivia Traina, Loyola High SchoolBeverly Joyce Ziegler, Loyola High School

CoordinatorWilliam Poling

Local Formation TeamFr. Raymond ManyangaFr. Emmanuel Orobator, SJEdmund Mallya, SJMeyo Obwanda, SJSr. Columba Thadey

DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA

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ROSA PARKS HOUSE

EST. 1977

Community MembersMichael Ames, UNITED Community Housing Coalition (UCHC)Richard English, UNITED Community Housing Coalition (UCHC)Samantha Fazekas, Mercy Education ProjectGunnar Hamina, Urban Neighborhood Initiative, Inc. (formerly: All Saints Neighborhood)Heather Huguet, University of Detroit MercyEric Knapke, Racquet Up DetroitAmanda Lang, Mercy Primary Care CenterDaniel Simonds, Detroit Cristo Rey High School

CoordinatorBeth Pawuk

Local Formation TeamJulia Helene Bellamy †Monica DeGarmo †Brian Peck †

NYERERE HOUSE

EST. 2010

Community MembersTessa Bloechl, St. Peter Claver High SchoolKatie Coffey, St. Peter Claver High SchoolAimee Katherine Dion, St. Peter Claver High SchoolGarrett Rice, St. Peter Claver High School


Local Formation TeamFr. Jerome Manyahi, SJFr. Emmanuel Orobator, SJJim Strzok, SJ

CASA RUTILIO GRANDE

EST. 1979

Community MembersEd DeLuca, III, Open Door MissionAbigail Griffin, Cristo Rey Jesuit College Preparatory of HoustonMichael Lydon-Lorson, Catholic Charities – St Frances Cabrini Center for Immigrant Legal AssistanceLiana Merrill, YMCA International ServicesKate Pendleton, Star of HopeMariana Vargas, Catholic Charities Guadalupe CenterHannah Cushing, Donnelly College

CoordinatorAli Schoon

Local Formation TeamMichelle Bodkin †Morgan Chew †

DODOMA, TANZANIA

HOUSTON, TEXASDETROIT, MICHIGAN

OUR JESUIT VOLUNTEER PROVIDES GREATER CONSISTENCY THAN WE COULD PROVIDE THROUGH GENERALVOLUNTEERS ALONE. THIS CONSISTENCY LEADS TO GREATER GAINS AMONG OUR STUDENTS AND THEDEVELOPMENT OF STRONG RELATIONSHIPS. JESUIT VOLUNTEERS BRING INTELLIGENCE, TALENTS, ENTHUSIASM, AND A FRESH PERSPECTIVE TO OUR ORGANIZATION. THEY SHOW COMMITMENT TO OUR MISSION, INTERACT PROFESSIONALLY WITH STAFF MEMBERS, AND ARE RESPONSIVE AND CARING TOWARDS OUR STUDENTS. THEY ARE EAGER TO LEARN, COMMITTED TO SERVE, AND WILLING TO PERFORM ASSIGNED TASKS WHILE ALSO OFFERING NEW IDEAS FOR MORE EFFECTIVELY HELPING OUR CLIENTS.

Mercy Education Project | Detroit, MI

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LAZARUS HOUSE

EST. 1982 / RE-EST. 2011

Community MembersHannah Cushing, Donnelly CollegeLina Guerrero, Migrant Farmworkers Assistance FundNoah Gurzenski, Legal Aid of Western MissouriKatherine Love, Kansas City CARE ClinicKevin Moran, Journey to a New Life


Local Formation TeamJoseph Wun †

CASA DOROTHY KAZEL

EST. 1981

Community MembersKeily Becerra, Central American Resource Center (CARECEN)Erin Finnerty, Urban CompassCorinne Fisher, St. Francis CenterAna Graczyk, Urban CompassJoseph Kensok, Verbum Dei High SchoolIsabel Zarama, My Friend’s Place

CoordinatorLaura Strubeck

Local Formation TeamKevin Flaherty †Matthew Straface †

CASA ITA FORD

EST. 1979

Community MembersBrett Helbling, Dolores Mission ParishMolly Hunt, Homeboy IndustriesLaura Loftus, Proyecto Pastoral – IMPACTOLai Sam, Homeboy Industries


Local Formation TeamMarcos Gonzales, SJ †Brendan Busse, SJ †Samuel McGrath †Jay Perreault †

CASA MAURA CLARKE

EST. 1980

Community MembersJacqueline Klimek, Chrysalis Center – Santa MonicaMaura O’Neill, St. Joseph CenterSara Ryugo, Westside Children’s CenterKascha Sanor, The Center at Blessed Sacrament


Local Formation TeamBrendan Busse, SJ †John Lahey †Juliette Lahey †

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI

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CASA LA LUZ

EST. 1982

Community MembersJeremy DaCruz, Pajarito AzulPaola Joaquin Rosso, Hand in Hand MinistriesNicole May, CANTERA: Jorge DimitrovGlendys Orellana, Proyecto Generando VidaRachel Schwarz, Pajarito AzulLizzie Williams, CEB – Proyecto Samaritanas


Local Formation TeamJoe Mulligan, SJBrian Strassburger, SJIñaki ZubizarretaJuan Carlos Ramirez

MANAGUA, NICARAGUA

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BROTHER BOOKER ASHE HOUSE

EST. 1980

Community MembersDaniel Bormes, Cristo Rey – MilwuakeeBrianna Buch, Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of MilwaukeeCasey Jackson, Aurora Walker’s Point Community ClinicMarie McDonald-Hulen, Notre Dame Middle SchoolClare Vallely, Bread of Healing ClinicAnita Weber, International Institute of Wisconsin


Local Formation TeamDavid Shields, SJRebecca Long †Adam Stoner †

MILWAUKEE, WISCONSINCATHOLIC CHARITIES OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF MILWAUKEE | MILWAUKEE, WI

Organizations on the front lines of justice can trust that Jesuit Volunteers will step up to provide crucial capacity to fulfill their missions.

JV Briana Buch fills this critical role at Catholic Charities in Milwaukee. After graduating from the College of William and Mary in 2015, she spent two years in the corporate world before joining JVC. With Briana’s support, Catholic Charities serves additional clients, applies for more grants, and increases its overall quality of service. Due to volunteers like Briana, our partner agencies can go above and beyond what they might normally have the capacity to do.Many of our partners share that their ability to apply for more grants, serve more people, or increase the quality of service dramatically improves once a Jesuit Volunteer is on board.

“Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee – Legal Services for Immigrants Program is honored to have worked with the Jesuit Volunteer Corps for over nine years. The other staff at our office rely on the Jesuit Volunteer to provide compassionate and competent services to our clients.” With Briana’s support, Catholic Charities will serve over 3,500 clients this year.

“A major benefit we have seen is the advocacy that the Jesuit Volunteer has done on behalf of clients, working hard to connect them to the services within our office as well as beyond our office. The support of a JV has helped our office to serve many more people than we would otherwise be able to.”

JVS INCREASE CAPACITY FOR AGENCY PARTNERS

“ ...staff at our office rely on the Jesuit Volunteer to provide

compassionate and competent services to our clients.

NOTRE DAME SCHOOL OF MILWAUKEE | MILWAUKEE, WI

As a Jesuit Volunteer at Notre Dame School of Milwaukee, Marie McDonald-Hulen assists with the after school program, supporting students fromlow-income first and second-generation immigrant families.

According to the folks at Notre Dame, “JVs have brought a spirit and energy to Notre Dame that makes them incredibly willing to be flexible on the job and to support the school in many diverse ways.”

When a JV joins a local organization as a full-time volunteer, it means our partners gain an eager and curious young leader who lives and serves with others in community. Marie is no different: “I’m excited to work with young children at the primary school. It will be somewhat new for me, and I think it will be humbling and fun. I’m also really looking forward to learning about the classroom and the education system. I would like to go to law school and work in policy reform.”

JVS CREATE STABILITY FOR AGENCY PARTNERS

“ JVs have brought a spirit and energy to Notre Dame

that makes them incredibly willing to be flexible on the job and to support the school in many diverse ways.

Jesuit Volunteers serving at Notre Dame School join an organization highly aligned with the values of JVC. According to the school, “In many ways we feel JVC and Notre Dame have missions that support one another, which makes this partnership all the more beneficial.”

About the SchoolNotre Dame Middle School was founded in 1996 by the School Sisters of Notre Dame to fill the education void in the rapidly growing, low-income, Hispanic neighborhood on Milwaukee’s near south side. Beginning with 26 students, the school now operates a primary school and an all-girls 5th to 8th grade program. The primary and middle schools now operate asNotre Dame School of Milwaukee.

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JACK MORRIS HOUSE

EST. 2012

Community MembersKimberly Bretta, Cristo Rey Jesuit High School – Twin CitiesOlivia Imbrogno, Open Access ConnectionsStephen Kotch, St. Stephen’s Human ServicesVirginia La Puma, The Advocates for Human Rights


Local Formation TeamGregory J Hyde, SJJessica Donahue †Kathryn-Rita (Kari) Olk †Meredith Snyder

ST. BRIGID HOUSE

EST. 1986

Community MembersLily Blazina, Boys & Girls Clubs of South AlabamaEllen Boettcher, Legal Services AlabamaSidney Bryn, L’Arche MobileMark Famuliner, Mobile Area Interfaith Conference (MAIC)Paul Kraus, L’Arche MobileFrances Roberts, South Alabama Volunteer Lawyers Program

CoordinatorElizabeth Blanchette

Local Formation TeamRafael V.D. Baylon, SJSean Dudley

MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA

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BISHOP JOSEPH DURICK HOUSE

EST. 1983 / RE-EST. 2003

Community MembersElizabeth Barry, Catholic Charities of TennesseeGabriel McCarthy, Project Return, Inc.Hai Phong-Victor Nguyen, Oasis CenterHanna Ravi, Tennessee Justice CenterCourtney Romans, Room In The Inn’s Campus for Human DevelopmentMaxwell Ulin, Texas RioGrande Legal Aid, Inc., Southern Migrant Legal ServicesTessa Williams, Catholic Charities of Tennessee

CoordinatorBrent Fernandez

Local Formation TeamBruce T. Morrill, SJ †Bethany D. Avery †Pippa Holloway †

HENRIETTE DELILLE HOUSE

EST. 1981

Community MembersMargaret Curran, UNITY of Greater New OrleansBrett Gannon, Orleans Public DefendersMadeline Inglis, Orleans Public DefendersKathleen Lantto, Harry Tompson CenterCaroline O’Connell, Reconcile New Orleans, Inc.Katherine Stern, Success Preparatory Academy

CoordinatorJulie Connelly

Local Formation TeamFr. Fred Kammer, SJMary Margaret Gleason †Lily Theresa Hannigan †Alejandra Salinas †

ELLA BAKER HOUSE

EST. 2005

Community MembersAndrea Enfield, Back on My Feet NYCKatarina Frickleton, Back on My Feet NYCSonia Geba, Advocates for Children of New YorkAnna Marchese, Breaking Ground – New YorkClaire Sanfilippo, Part of the Solution (POTS)Anissa Zimmerman, BronxWorksErin Malone, St. Ignatius School

CoordinatorBridget Barry †

Local Formation TeamRay Donaldson, SJRaya Diwata Abat †Shaelyn Klaus †Naomi Villalpando †

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA NEW YORK, NEW YORK

OUR JVS ARE AN INTEGRAL PART OF OUR ORGANIZATIONALSUPPORT TO THE YOUNG PEOPLE WHO WE SERVE EVERY DAY.JVS SIT WITH STUDENTS ONE-ON-ONE ON ALMOST A DAILYBASIS TO SUPPORT JOB APPLICATIONS, RESUME BUILDING ANDEDITING, COVER LETTER WRITING, AND GENERAL LIFE SUPPORT.WITHOUT THE JV POSITION, WE WOULD NOT PLACE AS MANYSTUDENTS IN EMPLOYMENT AS WE DO, AND THE QUALITY OFOUR ABILITY TO SERVE WOULD BE GREATLY DIMINISHED.

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By partnering with Room In The Inn, Jesuit Volunteer Corps is able to place a JV on the front lines of social justice within shelter and transitional housing. The nonprofit provides programs that emphasize human development and recovery through education, self-help and work, centered in community and long-term support in Nashville.

Nashville’s Room In The Inn provides programs that emphasize human development and recovery through education, self-help, and work. The organization’s core values of spirituality and the practice of love contribute to their approach of providing hospitality within a community that practices non-violence. These values are what aligns the mission of JVC with the work of the Room In The Inn. The nonprofit first became an agency partner in 2009 when Lucia B. Reed and Paul Palumbo were placed as Jesuit Volunteers there.

Serving as a member of the education team, Jesuit Volunteer Courtney Romans provides support to clients accessing resources at the day services center, as well as through campus training programs, the career center, and café. Courtney reflects on her experience as a volunteer at Room In The Inn: “This past year, I have seen the humanity so rarely associated with homelessness. Being in this community makes me want to work harder for our participants and to give them all the support that I can. Our community is so special because of the unconditional love that is found here. I know that I will always be a part of the community I’ve found here and that the lessons I’ve learned will stay with me for life.”

Fr. Charles Strobel founded Room In The Inn in the winter of 1985 by opening the doors of his parish to individuals seeking sanctuary in the church parking lot. Now, the organization coordinates with nearly 200 congregations and over 7,000 volunteers who shelter almost 1,500 men and women from November 1 through March 31 each year.

CAMPUS FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

“ ...the lessons I’ve learned will stay with me for life.

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70,00018 to 80Guest Meals ServedAge Range Served

hours of on-site job trainingwere provided through the agency’s

career center and café

beds provided for guestsin various stages of recovery

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36,000+

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SHIRLEY CHISHOLM HOUSE

EST. 1983 / RE-EST. 2003

Community MembersGilma Bernal, Brooklyn Jesuit PrepPatrick Eickman, Tanenbaum or POTSValerie Jean, Catholic Migration ServicesEamon McGoldrick, New York State Tenants & NeighborsSandra Soria Jimenez, Make the Road New YorkSamuel Wolff, Coalition for the HomelessCaitlin Wright, Catholic Migration Services


Local Formation TeamGabby Dematteis †Bryan Woll †

BROOKLYN JESUIT PREP | NEW YORK, NY

Having diverse members of the team is important for any staff to thrive, stay innovative and problem-solve. Partner agencies like Brooklyn Jesuit Prep in New York benefit from the fresh insight, new experiences, and youthful thinking of their Jesuit Volunteers.

JV Gilma Bernal is one such volunteer. She joins JVC from the University of California, Los Angeles, where she earned a degree in Psychology and a Minor in Education. At UCLA, Gilma was a Resident Assistant, involved in student government, and served on Executive Board for UCLA’s Model United Nations team. Each of these experiences proves useful as she servesBrooklyn Jesuit Prep’s community of “low-income families of diverse races, ethnicities and faiths in the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn.”

The school’s mission to develop young leaders who are intellectually competent, open to growth, loving, religious and committed to doing justice aligns with the values of our Jesuit Volunteers. Brooklyn Jesuit Prep shares, “The Jesuit Volunteer always brings enthusiasm and passion to the school. They tend to be the first to raise their hand when something needs to get done, and this energy is infectious.”

NEW YORK, NEW YORK JVS OFFER FRESH INSIGHT TO PARTNER AGENCIES

“ The Jesuit Volunteer always brings enthusiasm and passion to the

school. They tend to be the first to raise their hand when something needs to get done, and this energy is infectious.

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OSCAR ROMERO HOUSE

EST. 1975

Community MembersKevin Chung, Covenant House – Youth Advocacy CenterGina DiVittorio, Community Asset Preservation CorporationGlorianne Dorce, NJ LEEP, IncSara Duggan, Link Community SchoolYi Kang, NJ LEEP, IncMolly Kendall, Link Community School


Local Formation TeamTony Azzarto, SJClaudio M. Burgaleta, SJFr. CatalanoHannah Caswell †Michael Enich †

PAULILNO CANTERO HOUSE

EST. 1980s

Community MembersClaire Burkemper, Pohnpei Catholic SchoolStephanie Ann Roddy, Our Lady of Mercy Catholic High SchoolElena Shepherd, Our Lady of Mercy Catholic High SchoolJen Clarice Steyaert, Pohnpei Catholic School


Local Formation TeamFr. Dave Andrus

THOMAS MERTON HOUSE

EST. 1975

Community MembersEmily Dittig, Nationalities Service Center – Social ServicesKatie Evans, Women Against AbuseJoy Macatangay, Women Against AbusePhillip McCarthy, Bethesda ProjectKatie Reiter-Lavery, Providence Center

CoordinatorTom Nailor †

Local Formation TeamDan Joyce, SJMelissa Mazur †

CASA BARTOLOME DE LAS CASAS

EST. 1982

Community MembersMary Kathryn Cook, Catholic Charities Community ServicesMaria Fantozzi, St. Matthew’s Catholic SchoolDevon Hannan, St. Vincent de PaulAnnemarie Marconi, St. Joseph the WorkerCorina Minden-Birkenmaier, Catholic Charities Community ServicesLaura Perez, Promise Arizona

CoordinatorBrooke Silvas

Local Formation TeamAllison GhanMegan McDonaldAllison Kierce †Thomas Gamble †

NEWARK, NEW JERSEY POHNPEI, MICRONESIA

PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

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PIERRE TEILHARD DE CHARDIN, SJ HOUSE

EST. 1984

Community MembersAlexander Broyles, STRIVEErin Olivia Buckley, Preble Street Resource CenterSam Davey, Preble Street Resource CenterNicholas Pangakis, Immigrant Legal Advocacy ProjectMolly Wierman, The Opportunity Alliance: The Bridge Program


Local Formation TeamJohn Fagan, S.J.Katherine Collins †Mollie Flahaven †

JULIAN CHO HOUSE

EST. 1980s

Community MembersHannah Coley, St. Peter Claver ParishMatthew Hahm, St. Peter Claver ParishAnna Sivak, St. Benedict’s Primary School


Local Formation TeamMatt Ruhl, SJ

PORTLAND, MAINE

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MEV PULEO HOUSE

EST. 1995

Community MembersAllie Albrecht, The Green Chair ProjectMaxine Osetinsky, Legal Aid of North Carolina – Farmworker Unit and Battered Immigrant ProjectJacob Sweeney, Legal Aid of North Carolina – Farmworker Unit and Battered Immigrant ProjectChelsea Thomeer, Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Raleigh


Local Formation TeamRay Donaldson, SJMeghan Melloy Melo †Elisha Peck †Malcolm White

CASA IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA

EST. 1974

Community MembersHannah Bettinger, St. HOPE Public SchoolsMaryKate Glenn, Loaves & Fishes: Mustard Seed SchoolMary-Kate Haylon, Loaves & Fishes Friendship ParkEllen Saracina, Transitional Living and Community SupportCesca Wolos-Fonteno, Tubman HouseKaitlyn Davis, Loaves & Fishes: Mustard Seed School


Local Formation TeamSara Martin †OJ Solander †Paula Kamfp

RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA

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CASA GUADALUPE

EST. 1980 / RE-EST. 1993

Community MembersRyan Campbell, Catholic Charities San Antonio Legal ServicesAllie Cloud, Respite Care of San AntonioTimothy Gale, Our Lady of Guadalupe ParishAnna Gillin, Respite Care of San AntonioMary Ellen Lenz, Seton HomeJohn McCready, Catholic Charities, San Antonio Shannon O’Reilly, St. Mary Magdalen SchoolNicholas Teetsov, Texas RioGrande Legal Aid

CoordinatorJill Kress

Local Formation TeamSean M. Salai, SJCatherine Archer Joseph †John F Joseph

CASA CELINA RAMOS

EST. 1980

Community MembersElizabeth Doherty, San Diego Youth ServicesAlyson Ferrante, South Bay Community ServicesJack FitzGerald, Our Lady of Guadalupe ParishColleen MacDonald, South Bay Community ServicesKerry Tyrell, Nativity Prep AcademyCarter White, Academy of Our Lady of Peace


Local Formation TeamMaureen Kelley Day †Charlotte Coe †Russell Little †

CASA MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.

EST. 1978

Community MembersTaylor Caron, Friendship House Association of American Indians, Inc.Madalein Cunningham, Homeless Prenatal ProgramColleen Kane, 30th Street Senior Center – On Lok Day ServicesGrant Kirkpatrick, Eviction Defense CollaborativeNico Moore, Eviction Defense CollaborativeMariah Ruther, Native American Health CenterSean Ryan, St. Anthony Foundation (formerly San Francisco Network Ministries)


Local Formation TeamJamie Lee Richardson †Adam Whalen †

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA

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CASA PEDRO ARRUPE, SJ

EST. 1972

Community MembersChad Baron, Cristo Rey San Jose High SchoolKatelyn DeFusco, Sacred Heart Nativity SchoolAbigail Kilcullen, Mental Health Advocacy ProjectKevin Martin, Recovery CaféPreston Reisig, Mental Health Advocacy ProjectKimmy Schlafly, Cathedral Basilica of St. JospehMolly Roach, Cristo Rey San Jose High School

CoordinatorPat Washington†

Local Formation TeamLaura Prietto†Vincent Prietto†Lindsay Swoboda†

CASA RAÚL SILVA HENRÍQUEZ

EST. 2010

Community MembersFrancesca Cappellini, Servicio Jesuita a MigrantesAna Sofía García, Fe y Alegría – Colegio San Alberto HurtadoBenjamin Gooley, Fe y Alegría – Colegio José Antonio LecarosPatrick Humpal, Fe y Alegría – Colegio San Alberto HurtadoElizabeth “Liz” Sohmer, Hogar de Cristo


Local Formation TeamP. Dagoberto (Dago) Lagos, SJMaría Luisa MorenoP. Pablo Walker, SJJuan Cristobal BeytiaCristobal FonesCristian del Campo Simonetti

GUADALUPE HOUSE

EST. 2011

Community MembersDenise Anastasio, Friends of the PoorMolly Fuchs, United Neighborhood Centers of Northeastern PennsylvaniaElizabeth Kawa, St. Joseph’s CenterDennis Mundt, St. Francis of Assisi KitchenTheresa Puhr, Women’s Resource CenterJonathan Young, St. Joseph’s Center

CoordinatorCathy Seymour

Local Formation TeamRichard Malloy, SJJeffrey R Seymour†Tom Sheeran†Shannon Sheeran†

SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA

SANTIAGO, CHILE

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SAINT THERESE HOUSE

EST. 2010

Community MembersKatherine Boharski, St. Francis MissionClaire Denny, St. Francis MissionLane Koch-Etzel, St. Francis MissionJack Reid, St. Francis Mission

CoordinatorCurt Klueg

Local Formation TeamEmily Herrera †Margaret O’Connor †Michael R Prate Jr. †Jamie S. Schaeffer †

FR. KAVANAUGH, SJ HOUSE

EST. 1988

Community MembersMaggie Hodges, City Garden Montessori Charter SchoolJennifer Jean-Jacques, North Grand Neighborhood Services – Angel Baked CookiesGabrielle Rogoff, Migrant & Immigrant Community Action ProjectBrenna Wertzberger, St. Patrick Center

CoordinatorCarla Jones †

Local Formation TeamBill McCormick, SJKristine Walentik †

BERRIGAN HOUSE

EST. 1975

Community MembersBridget Carter, L’Arche SyracuseMeghan Daly, Center for Community Alternatives: SyracuseConor Duncan, Vincent HouseBebhinn Gilbert, ACR HealthMichael McDonald, Catholic Charities of Onondaga County – Emergency ServicesBethany Preston, Northside CYOEmily Prill, Samaritan CenterZipporah Ridley, Center for Community Alternatives, Syracuse

CoordinatorBeth Scanlon †

Local Formation TeamBill Dolan, SJ

CASA FRED GREEN

EST. 1982

Community MembersCamila Biaggi, Colegio Miguel Pro (Instituto Educacional Miguel Pro)Kristin Causey, Colegio Cristo ReyFaith Kersey-Bronec, Centro Cristo Rey del Niño y AdolescenteMaddie LaForge, Colegio Miguel Pro (Instituto Educacional Miguel Pro)Shannon O’Brien, Colegio Miguel Pro (Instituto Educacional Miguel Pro)Hannah Petersen, Fe y Alegría, #40 – San José


Local Formation TeamP. Nino Vásquez, SJP. Quique CastroFr. Emilio Martinez, SJP. Juan Manuel ChocanoFr. Jaime LinaresJuan Carlos Morante BuchhammerFr. Oscar Morelli, SJ

ST. FRANCIS, SOUTH DAKOTA

ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

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CASA IGNACIO ELLACURIA

EST. 2009

Community MembersAlexandra Hofer, Catholic Community ServicesRob Mudge, Community Home Repair Project of ArizonaDiana Sanchez, Catholic Community Services – Kolbe SocietyMeghan Ungar, Catholic Community Services – Pio DecimoMicaela Varela, Community Food Bank of Southern ArizonaEmily Win, Our Family Services – New Beginnings for Women and ChildrenAnastasia Zuniga, Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona


Local Formation TeamEllen Fisher †Julie Kudrna †Jerry Ledesma

RAMOS HOUSE

EST. 1974

Community MembersJoel Hanson, Georgetown University Center for Social Justice Research, Teaching and ServiceMichael Holman, Joseph’s HouseAnnika Perry, Don Bosco Cristo Rey High SchoolMeagan Sherrington, Northwest CenterAustin Smith, Father McKenna CenterBrayden Weninger, Miriam’s Kitchen

CoordinatorLaura Elkins †

Local Formation TeamWilliam ThompsonPatrick O’Connor †Emily Kavanaugh †

TUCSON, ARIZONA

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ALUMNI FEATURES

Jesuit Volunteers join a community of over 10,000 alumni committed to faith in action. Former Jesuit Volunteers do amazing things: they serve the public interest as members of Congress, found and lead organizations at the forefront of social change, heal bodies and minds as medical professionals, advocate for justice as lawyers and judges, and continue to work with the poor and marginalized.

Local alumni chapters exist in most major U.S. cities, serving as hubs for ongoing personal and professional development, spiritual formation, activism, and community. Through these ongoing connections, our volunteers are able to incorporate the values and experiences of JVC into their daily lives well after they’ve finished their service.

FJVs live outour four values acrossthe U.S. and abroad

FJVs assisted JVCwith meeting

prospective JVs andinterviewing applicants

10,000+ 58higher education

institutions are attendedby our alumni

Alumni Chaptersactively engage FJVs

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In August 2005, I drove away from the gates of New Folsom Prison for the last time as a Jesuit Volunteer. My year in the Jesuit Volunteer Corps was hands down the most transformational experience of my life. It is an experience from which I regularly draw new wisdom, inspiration, and self-understanding.

As a full-time prison chaplain, I learned how to actively and effectively share Christ’s love and compassion to the male inmates of the maximum-security prison. I also learned how to show this love and compassion to the administrators, correctional officers, and other prison staff. What most astounded me was the profound love and care that several of the men inmates showed me.To this day, I consider the C-Yard chapel in New Folsom Prison to be the place where I feel mostsafe physically, emotionally, and spiritually.

Since completing my year in JVC, I’ve lived in six different cities and the bulk of my professional career has been dedicated to high school and university campus ministry at Jesuit institutions.This work and ministry have surely been life-giving. However, as I continue to listen to the desires that lie deepest in my heart, I return to prison over and over again. The desire to serve men in a prison was planted in me as a Jesuit Volunteer and simply has not left.

Therefore, my plan is to respond to this desire and to take a leap of faith this summer. I will move to Sacramento and pursue work in prison ministry. As the old JVC motto says, I truly was “ruined for life.”

RETURNING TO HIS JVC ROOTS

THIS YEAR HAS HANDS DOWN BEEN THE MOST DIFFICULT ONE OF MY LIFE.I’VE FAILED A LOT THIS YEAR, BUT THROUGH IT I’VE GAINED A LOT OF PERSPECTIVE.

THIS UNCOMFORTABLE WORK HAS TRULY PLUNGED ME INTO THECOMPLEX REALITIES THAT COME WITH FORGING A SUSTAINABLE PEACE.

Noah Johnson (Washington DC 2015-16; Belize 2016-18)

…WITH VOLUNTEERS LIKE NOAH JOHNSON,SERVING AT BELIZE CENTRAL PRISON:

JVC continues our commitment to criminal justice advocacy…

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W HEN I ACCEPTED THE INVITATION TO BE A JESUIT VOLUNTEER in Managua, Nicaragua, little did I know that saying yes to this opportunity not only marked the beginning of a few years of service, but a continued commitment to the vocation of teaching and a life centered around Ignatian

ideals. As a JV, I lived in solidarity with those I served, grew as a teacher, and learned that being a person for others requires much empathy, grace, and humility.

Now, in my 15th year as a Spanish teacher at Gonzaga College High School in Washington DC, I am dedicated to being an Ignatian educator. Whether teaching verb conjugations, coaching cross country athletes, or striving to maintain a heathy and collaborative work environment as the Chair of the Modern Language Department, I am constantly reminded through every success and obstacle that God is present within me and my school community.

The experiences I had as a JV have helped to form who I am now as a teacher and person. As I continue my journey, I am grateful for my time as a JV, as well as the large network of alumni who share in the experiences of living simply, building community, working for justice, and believing in faith-based action.

BRINGING JVC VALUES INTO THE CLASSROOM

There is a strong connection between JVC’s approach to forming young leaders during their term of service and Jesuit methodology for educating the whole person. We thread this holistic approach throughout retreats and within intentional community as we share practices for self-reflection and prayer with Jesuit Volunteers. Our FJVs carry these lessons with them throughout their careers as educators and school administrators.

“ ...I am constantly reminded through every success and obstacle that God is present within me and my

school community. — A R I E L L A G U I L L E S ( M A N A G U A 2 0 0 0 - 0 2 )

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I ATTENDED CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY and earned my Bachelor’s degree in Journalism. A semester of service my junior year at an orphanage for children with disabilities in the Dominican Republic sparked my interest in education and advocacy

for people with disabilities. This is why I applied to JVC, and I was fortunate to be placed at my top choice — Respite Care of San Antonio.

I was the Lead Teacher for a childcare and respite center for low-income families who had children with disabilities. This experience solidified my desire to pursue special education, and I earned my Master’s degree in Early Childhood Special Education from the University of Texas at Austin. I got my first job at a Title I school, teaching bilingual first grade.

It was an extremely challenging year, but JVC prepared me well for teaching in a culturally and socioeconomically diverse environment. I then took a job at an inclusive preschool, where children with and without disabilities learn side-by-side in the classroom. I taught for four years in this model before becoming the Executive Director of the same model in Denver, and I am currently halfway through my seventh year as the Director.

I can confidently say that if I hadn’t taken the leap to apply to JVC, my life would look very different right now. Knowing that my work makes a difference in the lives of many students and families is very fulfilling. JVC was definitely a turning point in my life and the best career move I have ever made!

“ ...JVC prepared me for teaching in a culturally

and socioeconomically diverse environment. — M E G H A N ( B E AT T Y ) K L A S S E N ( S A N A N T O N I O 2 0 0 3 - 0 4 )

JVC continues our commitment to education…

…WITH VOLUNTEERS LIKE BEVERLY ZIEGLER,SERVING IN TANZANIA:

ADJUSTING TO A NEW COMMUNITY, SERVICE SITE, LANGUAGE,AND CITY IS SIMULTANEOUSLY CHALLENGING AND JOYFUL.

I HAVE BEEN ABLE TO PRACTICE AND LEARN SWAHILI BY BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS WITH MY NEIGHBORSIN MABIBO AND MY COMMUNITY AT LOYOLA HIGH SCHOOL. I CAN WALK UP TO ANY NEIGHBOR’S

FRONT DOOR AND BE GREETED WITH A KARIBU! AND A CUP OF TEA, OR WALK INTO A COLLEAGUE’S OFFICEAND TAKE A BREAK FROM WORK TO SHARE STORIES. MOREOVER, I LOVE GETTING TO KNOW

MY HARD-WORKING AND QUIRKY STUDENTS.

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M Y EXPERIENCE as a Jesuit Volunteer teaching at St. Xavier’s School in Kathmandu, Nepal, has impacted my entire life. Not only was it my first teaching job; it taught me more about myself than any other experience I’ve had before or since (with the exception of motherhood!).

The poverty in Nepal is as staggering as the beauty of its landscape. My eyes were opened to the privilege that had simply been given to me throughout my life. I was overwhelmed with gratitude, conviction, and a desire to help. For everything I gave, however, I received ten times more — in generosity, in spirit, in self-knowledge, and in joy.

A huge part of my experience was being a Catholic in a country of primarily Hindus and Buddhists. This taught me a deep respect for other religions and for other people’s beliefs, and made me realize the common values we all share. While there, I also embarked on a lifelong study of presence and mindfulness, a gift that has guided my life to this day.

All of this comes into my teaching practice. Currently, I teach tenth grade World Literature at Abington Heights High School in Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania, and I find myself constantly referring to my time in Nepal. Every time I do, hands shoot up: students want to know more about the people, the place, and the experience of serving and living in somewhere different. My time in Nepal continues to inspire new generations.

Two years ago, I started an ESL Conversation Group with local volunteers and refugees. (Scranton has a large refugee population — some of them Nepalis from Bhutanese camps — who come here through Catholic Social Services.) We meet every Sunday at our public library. Our group has become so much more than English instruction; it is about people connecting and being present to each other. Part of the impetus for this program stemmed from my memories of Nepal — everyone there was so kind and hospitable to me, an outsider who could not speak the language. I started our group as a way to return the favor.

As 2019 Pennsylvania Teacher of the Year, I will travel the state with the message of the importance of educating the whole person and the necessity of nurturing “human” skills such as compassion, creativity, and connection. The Jesuit influence is obvious.

Right after I returned from Nepal, an older teacher at my new job told me, “You don’t realize it now, but that experience will profoundly shape the rest of your life in ways you can’t even imagine.” I thought I did realize it at the time. But with every year that passes and I find myself seeking deeper ways to lead, serve, and inspire, I see how right she was.

Alma Maters• UNIVERSITY OF SCRANTON, B.S., M.S.• EMERSON COLLEGE, M.F.A.• ED.D. CANDIDATE AT WILKES UNIVERSITY

Awards / Honors• PA 2019 TEACHER OF THE YEAR• RECIPIENT OF SEVERAL LOCAL EDUCATIONAL GRANTS• REGULAR SPEAKER AT ILA AND NCTE NATIONAL CONFERENCE

Books Authored• READING WITH PRESENCE (2018)• 50 WRITING ACTIVITIES FOR MEETING TODAY’S HIGHER STANDARDS (2017)• 50 COMMON CORE READING RESPONSE ACTIVITIES (2014)• WRITING WORKSHOP IN MIDDLE SCHOOL (2013)• EASY & EFFECTIVE WRITING LESSONS FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS (2010)• TEACHING STUDENTS TO WRITE EFFECTIVE ESSAYS

“ For everything I gave…I received ten times more — in generosity, in spirit, in self-knowledge, and in joy.

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A FTER BECOMING THE FIRST PERSON IN MY FAMILY to graduate from college, I joined the Jesuit Volunteer Corps and worked as an Assistant Teacher at St. Peter’s School in

Boston, Massachusetts, which served immigrant children from Cape Verde and the Caribbean. My Jesuit Volunteer year truly “ruined me for life,” because it awakened me to the structural roots of exclusion that millions of people in our country endure every day. JVC challenged me to orient my life around the work of becoming an agent of liberation, and provided a path for a vocation dedicated to forming “emancipatory practitioners” who are writing a new future for our cities and country.

I am deeply moved by Pope Francis’s proposition to the faith community to be “a field hospital for the broken and wounded of our society.” JVC provided me the foundation that has allowed me to dedicate the past 14 years of my life to the Faith in Action Network (formerly PICO National Network) as a Community Organizer and now Co-Director. Every day I get to accompany everyday people in congregations and communities in their struggle to build power and radical kinship for racial, economic, and environmental equity across California. Recently, we organized to win Senate Bill 54, The California Values Act, which became the country’s strongest legislation protecting thousands of immigrant families from deportations, and opening new pathways to rehabilitation for ex-offenders.

Powerful forces in our country today are erecting physical and ontological walls that prevent us from fully seeing each other in all of our immense value. And this inability to fully “see” each other is not just a political problem. It is fundamentally a spiritual journey that requires each of us to go to the depths of our being, to challenge our assumptions and understanding about the “other” in our midst.

The Jesuit Volunteer Corps is the ideal place for young people to venture down this journey into the depths of their being. If JVC has done its job, Jesuit Volunteers leave their time of service better able to “see,” and better equipped to be bridge builders who are creating a world rooted in radical kinship and revolutionary love.

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A JOURNEY OF THE SPIRIT WITH JVC“ My Jesuit Volunteer year truly ‘ruined me

for life.’ — J O S E P H T O M Á S M C K E L L A R ( B O S T O N 2 0 0 4 - 0 5 )

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JVC partners with the Ignatian Solidarity Network andJesuit Volunteer Corps Northwest to host simple gatherings

for socializing and social justice for FJVs,Jesuit school alumni, Jesuit parish members and friends.

Our 2017/18 programming included hosting 20 events acrossthe U.S., including San Francisco, San Diego, Los Angeles,

Boston, Detroit, Fairfield, Portland and Philadelphia.

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D OING JVC WAS ONE OF THE MOST FORMATIVE experiences of my life. Over the course of a year (and then a second year — so nice, I did it twice!), JVC broke my heart open and allowed me to deepen my understanding of

the links between faith and justice; between community and simplicity; between vulnerability and feeling fully alive.

In my first year’s work with young adults with developmental disabilities at STRIVE,I encountered individuals who were as quick to forgive and offer a classic joke(What do you call a snail on a ship? A snailor!) as they were to express their frustrations with me, the challenges they faced, and a world that didn’t readily embrace the awesomeness of their humanity. Between my vibrant JV community and the STRIVE members I had the privilege of working with, I learned how to live with authenticity.

In my second year at Jesuit Refugee Service/USA, I learned that I could work for justice just as much from an office desk in Washington DC as I could at rallies in the community. Organizing and informing communities about the realities of people being forcibly displaced worldwide solidified my vocation and led me to the work I do today as a program director at Ignatian Solidarity Network.

While JVC was a sometimes imperfect, sometimes messy experience, I am confident that it also has made me into the person I am today. It introduced me to a community of FJVs with whom I know I can enter into a thoughtful, humor-filled conversation about our time in the program. It introduced me to community mates whom I am still honored to call my friends. Most of all, it allowed me to intentionally step back from our go-go-go culture and examine how the four values invite me into a deeper, more loving experience of God, life, and the world around me.

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J ESUIT VOLUNTEER CORPS WAS ONE OF THE MOST REWARDING, CHALLENGING, AND LIFE-GIVING YEARS I’ve ever experienced.As a business student at the University of Oregon, I thought I would climb the corporate ladder and make as much money as possible after graduation —yet I found myself in the inner city of Kansas City, Missouri, earning $80 per month while serving the poor and growing in my faith through JVC.

Helping homeless women find jobs and working as a case manager for their children gave me perspective on the cycle of poverty and brought me joy inseeing the love shared between these single parents and their children.

JVC made me want to work for a greater good, which led me to spend the past 14 years raising money for worthwhile causes. I am currently the Director ofMajor Gifts at Regis University, which allows me to use my business skills to help fund scholarships for first-generation students and send University Ministry on life-altering immersion trips. JVC made a few bible verses ring true; to whom much is given, much is expected — which makes me want to try evenharder to serve the least of God’s people.

I was at a happy hour one night eight and a half years ago when a young woman, Lauren Lionetti, said three magical letters: “JVC.” We immediately connected through our shared encounters as FJVs, and since then, have been married with two (hopefully) future JV kids running around! I will forever be indebted to JVC for the amazing memories, experiences, and relationships that make me who I am today.

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RAISING MONEY FOR WHAT MATTERS

“ I thought I would climb the corporate ladder and make as much money as

possible after graduation — yet I found myself in the inner city of Kansas City… while serving the poor and growing in my faith through JVC. — J U S T I N F . Z U I K E R ( K A N S A S C I T Y 2 0 0 3 - 0 4 )

W HEN I WAS A COLLEGE STUDENT, I was starting to feel drawn into religious life and I applied to enter JVC in order to try out a life centered around community, social justice, simplicity and service — the JVC values. As a JV, I served as the Youth Corps Director at

Tubman House in Sacramento, California, where formerly homeless youth were required to live in intentional community and serve their communities.

Working with them as they attended college, led service projects, and advocated for social change was energizing and inspiring — as well as intense. My time serving at Tubman was fueled by the love I found within my JVC house that year; our shared devotion to the JVC values provided the groundednessI needed to serve with compassion.

Ultimately, the relationships I gained at Tubman House and in my JVC community remain influential inmy life. I remain in close contact with my former JVC housemates and have served on the Board of Directors for Tubman House/Waking the Village for over 12 years. Moreover, my time in JVC enflameda passion in me for a strong community life centered around spirituality, social justice and service.These values influenced the growth of the youth at Tubman House as well as myself.

By the end of my JV year, I knew that I wanted to continue to center my life around the JVC values and discerned that religious life could be a good fit for me; I entered the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration (FSPA) less than a year after I completed my year or service. Now, as a fully professed FSPA, I minister as a retreat and program presenter at a spirituality center and as a spiritual writer. In other words, I am called to express the values of JVC every day!

FINDING HER VOCATION THROUGH JVC

“ My time in JVC enflamed a passion in me for a strong community life centered around spirituality,

social justice and service. — S R . J U L I A W A L S H , F S P A ( S A C R A M E N T O 2 0 0 4 - 0 5 )

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IN THE FIELDI am humbled by this opportunity to be a Jesuit Volunteer. I am grateful for the support that I receive. I exude love towards those around me far and wide. I am proud of the person I am becoming. I look forward with fear and excitement towards what is next, whatever it may be. Step into my day…

MOLLY KENDALLNewark 2017-18Link Community Charter School

Coco and her bus come bustling down Clinton Avenue three

minutes early. We are speed-walking down our street but she sees us and will wait. The first time she saw us, she didn’t even try to hide her shock at our obvious displacement in the neighborhood. The at-first wary glances changed to morning nods, as each of us slowly washed the sleep away from our eyes. “See you tomorrow, Charlie’s Angels,” another passenger laughs as we step off the bus at Clinton and Thomas. Community.

THE DOORS AT LINK OPEN. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADERS FLOOD IN, CHECKING-IN. I SMILE BIG, CALLING OUT TO ONE OF MY FAVORITE AND MOST DIFFICULT FIFTH GRADERS hoping that today isn’t an angry day. Another little lady runs up for our morning hug, as she does a turn so I can make sure her hair has just enough poof to take on the day. The brother duo strut in again challenging me to a push-up competition. This morning routine is a time of uniform and homework checks, and more importantly a time to look each student in the eye and acknowledge that I’m there with them. I believe that today is a good day. And I believe in you. This is my favorite time of day. Welcome.

MY KNITTING ELECTIVE. WHAT WAS FIRST A LAUGH BY MANY BECAME A LINE OF MIDDLE SCHOOLERS ASKING FOR THEIR OWN NEEDLES AND YARN. Some take to it quick, others a bit slower, and one of my most committed knitters learns again and again each week after he forgets. Scarves always seem to grow more in width than in length. It is both a social exercise and one of somber self-care. It is our time to problem solve, be with one another, and to finally understand what all our grandmothers keep talking about. Repeat. Try again.

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LAYING IN BED. REFLECTING ON THE DAY. We begin and end the day alone. I breathe in and out, releasing energy to then be filled again come tomorrow. I chose this. I committed to this. I am frustrated and drained by this world. But hope remains, buried so deep and unwilling to give up. I am filled with joy, laughter, and light by those around me. Little faces, stealing my heart.Some whom have already been forgotten by those that matter most, embolden me to care.To be kind. To offer my joy and an open heart to say that you matter. You are valuable. You are strong and you are brave. You have what it takes.

IT’S BEEN NINE MONTHS IN JVC. I’ve been silent for 16 hours, 46 more to go during this silent retreat. I hear birds singing through my opened windows, cars passing by, the wind blowing, pipes tinkling. I am grateful for this time. I am grateful for this year. I witness generosity, kindness, hardship, and sadness each day. I do my best to be fully present. I fail. I am selfish and unkind. I try again. I say yes each morning, trying to utter positivity as I roll out of bed too early.I explore. I fall. I am lifted up.

My future presents itself in a blur. What is coming? Who will my world be filled with? What land will my feet touch? Passing.

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INDOOR RECESS. My most dreaded time of day. Violence last summer leaves the fifth and sixth graders stuck in their basement classroom to “play.” These kids deserve the outdoors, to run and release energy. Let the kids be kids. Quiet voices should not be synonymous with recess. Frustration.

SEVENTH GRADE LIFE SCIENCE. “You’re my first best friend that is a girl, Ms. Kendall.” I walk around the room, reminding kids to sit up, being proven wrong as I try to remember cell structure, and trying to make disapproving eye contact with another student as she bops around in her chair distracting another. She giggles, then I giggle…I haven’t quite gotten the look down. Advocate.

OUT THE DOOR AND OFF TO THE GYM. The necessary self-care I need to continue each day with energy to take on 288 middle schoolers and a community of six strangers that have become my family. I run, zone out, music filling my head, and several prayers that I don’t fall off the treadmill. Breathe in. Breathe out. Let go. Start over.

HOME. A place of safety, intention, and saying yes. Six strangers in August quickly becoming a dysfunctional family come July. With different stories, histories, habits, and expectations we try our best to be kind to one another as our story crosses during this year. Sunday Business Meetings, open communication. Who is annoying who this week? Shared meals, most likely vegetable and bean stir-fry. God help me, when did we become vegetarians and dairy free? Dishwashing dance parties. Support each other, believe in one another, hold them close — they are your family this year.

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Newark passes by, buildings embodying the struggle and failure that has held this city in its tight embrace. Some faces reflect the same; otherslook upward, embracing a different shift emboldening the city with hope.Murals. Art. Community. This place is changing. Believe in Newark.

LINK | NEWARK, NJ

Partnering with Link Community Charter School and Link Education Partners (Link) in Newark, New Jersey, gives JVC such pride, because we know the Jesuit Volunteers placed there are directly serving students and engaging alumni day-to-day. Link provides middle school education for learners ofall academic abilities within a challenging and supportive environment with special opportunities to bridge the opportunity gap with the arts, field trips, STEM programs, summer learning, electives and so much more.

Link expects its students to live out their values by demonstrating intellectual competence, social responsibility and commitment to their community. Link’s strong commitment to social justice and creating students who become strong thinkers and leaders corresponds well with the expectations we have of our Jesuit Volunteers. Maria Pilar Paradiso, Head of School and Executive Director, shared, “JVC has been an important partner in our work since 1975, providing volunteers who have shared their talents and passions with Link students and staff, always enriching both the school and greater community. Several JVs have done so beyond their service year at Link, continuing as full-time staff members, due to a deep commitment to Link’s mission and the Newark community. We are proud of the many former Link JVs who gave selflessly of themselves during their year of service, and went on to pursue careers in education and social work to continue the fight for a more just world.”

Since 1969, Link has played a critical role in Newark, changing the trajectory of its students’ lives and positively impacting the city through its nearly 3,000 graduates. Link has also helped change the educational landscape as former staff have used the Link experience to lead and launch many successful programs across the country. The seeds planted by the Dominican Sisters at Link have blossomed and been carried far and wide.

“Today, many Newark youth still experience low performing schools and significant academic and opportunity gaps. Link bridges those gaps through a strong academic program and extra-curricular enrichment that yield positive student outcomes. Now more than ever, Newark needs Link’s continued presence and the many partners that help make our work possible, including the Jesuit Volunteer Corps,” added Mrs. Paradiso.

The Link JVs directly support student growth and school-wide systems andprocedures, contributing to a positive school climate and a culture groundedin the Link core values. Additionally, the JVs track Link’s longitudinal impact by engaging alumni and charting their academic and career journeys.

“During the 2017/18 school year, we were fortunate to have two wonderful Jesuit Volunteers, Molly Kendall and Sara Duggan,” shared Kathy Hester, Link’s School Principal. Natalia Sardo, Strategic Initiatives and Grants Officer, added that both contributed to important work this past year. Molly Kendall kicked off an alumni engagement program as the first JV to work directly for Link Education Partners, the nonprofit that provides resources, student programming, professional development and facility space to Link Community Charter School. Sara Duggan focused on student life activities by coordinating and providing support for an enriching electives program for 7th and 8th graders, the library, book fairs, field trips and the outdoor adventure program.

Both Molly and Sara became an integral part of the Link community, attending basketball and soccer games, co-coaching volleyball, chaperoning school dances and field trips, teaching electives, and serving lunch. Mrs. Paradiso, Ms. Hester and Ms. Sardo all shared, “We wish Molly and Sara well as they venture out to launch their careers in social work and thank them for doing so much for supporting Link scholars!”

MAPPING OUT STUDENT CAREER JOURNEYS Agency Information

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GLORIANNE DORCENJ LEEP

Glorianne graduated from Grinnell College and is now pursuinga PhD in Chemistry.

ERIN MALONELa Casa de Don Pedro

A graduate of the University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point,Erin is now working at a Catholic grade school in Wisconsin.

MOLLY KENDALL Link Community Charter School

Molly graduated from Seattle University and is nowworking at a Montessori school in New York City.

SARA DUGGANLink Community Charter School

A graduate of Fairfield University, Sara is now pursuing a Master of Social Work at the Universityof Connecticut.

YI KANGNJ LEEP

Yi graduated from Santa Clara University is nowa private tutor for students in the Bay Area.

GINA DIVITTORIOCommunity Asset Preservation Corporation

A graduate of Marquette University, Gina is now working at a nonprofit in New York City.

KEVIN CHUNGCovenant House

Kevin graduated from the Universityof Portland.

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by Hannah Peterson (Tacna, Peru 2016-18)

Hermana Yoli, a sister of St. Joseph, bolts downstairs eagerly telling us Papa Francisco has landed in Lima. With two-dozen little neighbors in tow, we cram together on the floor of the Hermana’s TV room. With emotion, we chant in unison “Papa! Papa! Papa!” I see a few tears falling from the adult eyes and I begin to ask myself: What does this visit mean to me?

I try to comprehend how this Papal visit comes as an antidote to disunion.It comes as a message of unity and hope for the young, the poor, the elderly, the incarcerated, the mine workers, the bus drivers, the Sisters of St. Joseph, the nonreligious, the JVs and Peru Jesuit province alike.

Two days later, I am one of the 1.5 million faithful. We’re loud, sunbaked, drenched from firefighter hoses and roaring as Papa Francisco swoops past us in his Papa Mobile. The hoopla quickly calms for the Pope’s last celebration in Peru. The Papal visit’s theme Unified for Hope and his final comments emphasize the plight of the young and the poor and condemn a corrupt politics that have rocked Latin American nations. However, he ultimately unifies us in hope: 1.5 million people stopping in their tracks in a city mired with an “indifference that makes us anonymous and deaf toward others” to simply sit with one another and think about how we want to create the Kingdom of God now, in Peru.

During mass, we listen to readings on converting a dirty, grimy city of Nineveh. It reminds me of gritty Lima or marginalized Tacna, and the Gospel about being sent to be fishers of people. “They are found along our roadsides, living on the fringes of our cities, and lacking the conditions needed for a dignified existence,” Francisco reflects in his homily, “It is painful to realize that among these ‘urban remnants’ all too often we see the faces of children and adolescents. We look at the face of the future.”

Papa Francisco’s message resonates for me as I live alongside the Sisters from the Congregation of St. Joseph and accompany the “faces of thefuture” — teaching English and working on teamwork skills through multiplication bingo and puzzles — on the fringes of Lima, Peru.

We cannot know what happens to “the face of the future” until we too respond to that knock on our door. And while I cannot answer with a quick solution to every problem my neighbors face, I can react with a listening ear.

The days following Papa Francisco’s visit, and his reflection on the city of Nineveh, I feel ready to respond to those knocks. But as time passes I find myself having a harder time staying close to my present vocation: How can I accompany one when maybe I need the accompaniment? How can I be a messenger of hope when I too need hope? How can I be love? I must not see my neighbors and the kids chanting in the TV room as simply “the faces of the future,” but pay attention to them as faces of the now. My work is to have a genuine human response to my neighbors as Papa Francisco showed Peru.

One of 1.5 Million During Pope Francis’ Trip to Peru

“ My work is to have a genuine human response to my neighbors.”

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Each Jesuit Volunteer community participates in weekly activities, communal meals and prayer together.Here’s what a typical week might look like in community for our Jesuit Volunteers:

Community nightSpirituality night

Dinner @ 6pm

Visit from our local support team

7pm start — protest marchat local park Business

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Weekly spirituality nights bring community members together to

explore and share faith.

Learn about the impact of these intentional moments of reflection on the next page from a

spirituality night hosted at the Cardinal Bernadin JV House

in Chicago, Illinois.

MICHAEL MICHLER | Top Box FoodsQuote by Mother Teresa of Calcutta

With Top Box Foods, I have learned to work mindfully on a daily basis, regardless of the task at hand. Whether it has been writing grants or working in our warehouse to prepare food for distribution across Chicago’s South and West Sides, attention to detail has been a particularly important quality for me to practice. The successes of this year have been built by cumulative effort — either one sentence or one pallet of food at a time. I believe that creating a more just community in North Lawndale, and Chicago as a whole, also requires an accumulation of small acts done with great love and consideration for all.

MARIA BARBA | Girls in the GameQuote by Ken Unterer (written in memory of Oscar Romero)

Fr. Ken Untener’s quote resonated with me because it captures truth to my experience as a volunteer. My time working at Girls in the Game, living in community in North Lawndale, and learning from the communities I serve in Chicago is only a piece of God’s magnificent puzzle. I don’t have to set lofty, grandiose plans to change the lives for the elementary and middle school students I see each day.Instead, I acknowledge that in my placement, I am part of a network of people who will continue to empower girls to have a voice, to promote equitable educational opportunities for youth, and to instigate positive changes in their communities — even if I won’t get to witness all the benefits of those changes bythe end of my JV year.

SARAH JOHNSON | Taller de JoseQuote by Pierre Teilhard de Chardin

While accompanying clients, sometimes there are no easy solutions and very little progress. In these moments, I trust in the “slow work” and am present to them as they navigate obstacles and difficult circumstances. I hope that, even though the work may be slow, they can still find comfort and support.

F OR THIS SPIRITUALITY NIGHT, each of us (Chicago 2017-18) started with what looked like a blank white piece of paper — but the plain sheets had text written in white crayon. Because we painted with watercolors, the wax of the crayons repelled the paints. The quotes slowly revealed themselves to us during the process of covering the paper in color.

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JACOB, ON HISJVC EXPERIENCE:

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I HADN’T NOTICED BEFORE.

by Jacob Scobey (Atlanta 2017-18)

“ YOU ALREADY GRADUATED?! Well isn’t that something.”

A JV EXPERIENCE IS ADAMANTLY, INTIMATELY, PERMANENT

I smiled tightly at my dental hygienist, waiting for the inevitable follow-up questions regarding my life at the moment. She has the unusual perspective of following my life in brief yearly updates, like a distant second cousin or family friend. My annual checkups are her equivalent of Christmas card updates.

The questions came, as expected, and I gave her as succinct a summary as I could. I’m living in Atlanta, volunteering for a year with JVC, working with refugees through International Rescue Committee, and living with five other Jesuit Volunteers.

Before I could get into any of the details, she had the tools in my mouth and was scraping and prodding away, talking about this newly acquired information as she went. Admirable that I was working with immigrants.Must be powerful. Atlanta is nice, especially in the spring. Traffic is so bad, though. Seems like a lot of young people are getting into volunteer work these days. It’s the thing to do, I guess.

“But it’s a temporary thing for you, right?” she asked. “There’s no major in Volunteerism. You’ll get a job after this, right?” She pulled the tools from my mouth, expecting an answer this time. Expecting reassurance that I wasn’t throwing my education away.

Toothpaste still in my gaping mouth, teeth bared, all I could manage was a muffled chuckle and “uh huh” of affirmation. And then the tools returned.

As she continued to scrape away, I thought of all the things I’d like to explain about my year in JVC. How it’s been more than a “thing to do”. The stories I’ve heard from refugee families, far beyond “admirable.”

I thought of late night conversations with my housemates about gentrification, life after death and rankings of different types of chocolate. I thought of household water conservation challenges, of dinner recipe brainstorming, of warm nights checking out a new bar or festival. Of arguments and apologies. Early, quiet nights and lively, late ones. Of each new day at work bringing a new story, or challenge, or memorable conversation.

Part of my reason for signing up for Jesuit Volunteer Corps was not knowing what I wanted in a career. But now I realize that this experience went far beyond delaying a decision I was not ready to make. JVC has created the space for me to live more intentionally in many aspects of my life. I’ve been able to give attention to corners of myself I hadn’t noticed before.

During my time at the IRC, I have talked with people that are dealing with hunger, poverty, death, addiction, abuse, sickness. And those are the struggles they face in the United States. Few of the refugees even mention the trials that forced them to flee their home countries, trials that go far beyond the difficulties they encounter here.

Sometimes my coworkers and I can provide some level of assistance. Sometimes we can’t. The work can be rewarding and inspiring at its best,and heavy, troubling, saddening, exhausting at its worst. And in the end,like most service work, it often feels like I’m the one learning the most.My clients’ stories and challenges have widened my perspective and inspired me to try to be as strong and tireless as they are.

More of a surprise to me is how I’ve been changed by the little day-to-day moments with my housemates. Living in community has forced me to reflect on everything I do: how I budget my time, how I cook, how I clean, how I talk, how I listen. Things that I would have needed to do anyway but are so much more focused and intentional with this way of life.

So, to my dental hygienist: yes, I’m looking for a job. But no, this year and this work are not temporary. From the most trivial inside joke with my housemates to the most gut-wrenching case at work, it is becoming clearer and clearer to me that every part of this experience is adamantly, intimately, permanent.

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Paying homage to our foundations in Ignatian Spirituality, JVC staff participated in an abridged version of the spiritual exercises during its annual meeting in December. Over the course of four days in Wernersville, Pennsylvania, staff spent time reflecting on their roles within JVC and the ways they might draw from the example of St. Ignatius to strengthen their work.

Retreat facilitators Fr. Kaminski, SJ, and Sr. Jessica invited staff into conversation and individual deep thinking about the suffering of Jesus and our vision of love and compassion as a human people.

Regional Manager Laura Strubeck (Syracuse 2008-09; San Diego 2009-10) is responsible for the coordination and formation of the volunteers in California, Arizona, and New Mexico. In thinking back to the annual meeting, Laura says, “I was so grateful to have the space for much needed reflection time at annual meeting. Sr. Jessica provided us with an excellent framework to engage more closely with our Ignatian roots as a staff. In my role, the formation of our volunteers is at the forefront. I found that it was so beneficial to have the time and space to disconnect to really focus on my own relationship with God.”

JVC staff were not the only beneficiaries of Sr. Jessica’s accompaniment this year. In the spring, she led an impactful silent retreat for our east coast-based Jesuit Volunteers, one of the highlights of their termof service. Sr. Jessica was one of over 25 spiritual directors that guided volunteers throughout this year.

Bringing JVC Staff Closer to Ignation Roots at Annual Meeting

RETREATS AT JVC

Retreat Staff, FY 2017/18

Meg Griffiths †Bridget Deegan-Krause †Kevin Deegan-Krause †Anita Klueg Angie Moloney Fr. John Staudenmaier, SJ Patrick Davis †Monica DeGarmo †Rhea Bautista †Andrew Pawuk †Fr. Norm Dickson, SJ Sharon Browning Thomas Nailor †Kelli Goodman †Danielle Aguilar Tamara Setiady †Fumi Tosu †Joe Cussen †Matt Carroll †An Bui †Fr. Tim Hipskind, SJ Greg Baker †Mary T. Fulmer †Tuhina Rasche Matt Harper †Bobby Karle, SJ †Andrew Lunetta William Thompson Sr. Jessica Kerber †Kharisma Goldston †Dr. Tata Mbugua Fr. Fred Kammer Jacqueline Walter Yaretzi Campos †Madeline Bialecki Rich Heide †Mark Ravizza

Marcos Gonzales †Jocelyn Sideco †Fumi Tosu †Fr. Dan Corrou †Kathy CrawfordAnn Naffziger †Carmen Scholl Fr. Kevin Ballard Sullivan Oakley Mary Romo Linda Ryan Mary Abeyta Lawrence Fisher Sr. Joneen Kueler Fr. Brendan Busse †Carole Whittaker Milly Johnson Sandy Kenger Brian Egan Fr Phil Cooke, SJ Rachel Forton Fr. Rick McGurn, SJ Jacob Boddicker, SJ Fr. Anthony Ostini, SJ Barbara Atkinson Becky Hambrick Evelyn Craig Fr. Chris Ryan Jane Lynch Jill DeFina †Jocelyn Collen John McLaughlin Karen Keen Megan Fox-Kelly Michelle Kelley Sara Milone Vera Alston

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by Sr. Jessica Kerber (Montana 2003-04)

A JV LEFT A CARD FOR ME WITH THIS QUOTE ON IT at the end of their silent retreat, after having reflected on this message and let it sink in. This is what we call the reception of grace — of God’s very

own communication with us, and each of us receives this in a particular way. There’s no “one way” to pray, to enter into that sacred space. We are each invited to discover that particular communication through our own journeys.

Accompanying JVs has been a great gift for me over these last two years. It is also an opportunity to return the good that I received as a JV and in the journey that has continued since. Accompanying each person is like being part of a story of grace that is unfolding and being explored. Ignatian spirituality teaches us to perceive the “mystical” in that which is most common: these days of prayer and silence allow the JVs to enter further into that “mystical” place of their own lives, of their experience, of who they are and who they are called to be, and to know that they are not alone. Rather, they are accompanied deeply by God and by a circle of companions much greater than that of which we are usually aware.

I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to witness grace at work in the lives of those who have made a concrete option to give of themselves, to seek something “more,” to commit themselves to a search for justice, and who —at the end of their year — find reasons still to hope. Here on this retreat many often discover a hunger for a new image of God, a renewed relationship that can include what they have come to see and to love and to wrestle with throughout their experience. That is the space in which we realize that being where we are in this moment is exactly where many of us are meant to be.

ACCOMPANIMENT IN ACTIONBY FORMER RETREAT FACILITATOR

“ Wherever you go, there you are.

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We offer five different types ofIgnatian retreats throughout the JV experience:

• Orientation• Day of Reflection• ReOrientation• DisOrientation• Silent Retreat

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$50,000 or moreJesuit Conference of Canada and USJohn Mullman †

$25,000 to $49,999John and Katie Carron †Carrie Estelle Doheny FoundationDrs. John and MaryAnn HurleyKenrose Kitchen Table FoundationRaskob Foundation for Catholic ActivitiesUSA Midwest Province of the Society of Jesus, Inc.

$10,000 to $24,999America’s Best Local CharitiesLillian P. BeanMary Berner and Sally WhalingBoston College Campus MinistryChristopher ButlerBrendan CassinThe Connelly FoundationMary J. Donnelly FoundationFidelity Charitable Gift FundJoan GillmanLisa Grattan †Paul and Jill Kirwin †Maryland Province of the Society of JesusPhilip RuppeSociety of Jesus, MicronesiaMary Louise StaudenmaierJohn P. TierneyUS Central and Southern Province of the Society of JesusUSA Northeast Province of the Society of JesusBrendan and Elizabeth Walsh †

$5,000 to $9,999Archdiocese of New OrleansMr. and Mrs. Richard BergerMr. and Mrs. Robert L. Berner Jr.Mr. and Dr. Christopher J. CachatCatholic Charities of the Archdiocese of AtlantaDiocese of San JoseMr James FarrellMs Suzanne GrimesJohn and Amy Homa †David Jennings and Jennifer Krebs †The Lawrence InstituteThe Scanlan FoundationSchwab Charitable FundSt. Francis of Assisi KitchenState Street Foundation Matching Gift ProgramThe Strake Foundation

$1,000 to $4,999Ann Arbor Jesuit CommunityArchdiocese of San Antonio – Propagation of the FaithElizabeth A. Arnone †The Atlantic Philanthropies Director / Employee Designated GiftAmanda and Matthew Axeen †Dr. Rita BalabanBasilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate ConceptionAndrew O’BrienBrooklyn Benevolent SocietyMr. and Mrs. James W. BrownMr. and Mrs. John BruskyLaura BuchJoseph and Kathleen Burke †Mr. and Mrs. Richard BurkeMr. and Mrs. Edward CarnesMission Santa ClaraCollege of the Holy Cross – Jesuit CommunityAnne Collins †Ms. Hershey T. Company

Alene Conant †Colette and Christopher Cook †Amy and Steve Culbert †Kurt and Mary DaveyDr. and Mrs. Anthony DeGanceTimothy Diamond †Diocese of PhoenixDiocese of San DiegoRobert E. DuffyBruce Duncan †Madelyn and Andy von EschenbachMartin and Susana Fantozzi †Andrew and Jane Farella †Scott Filippini †Mr. and Mrs. Peter ForsterMr. and Mrs. David Frambrini Sr.John Giere and Kim Koivisto †Mary F. Gillespie v Patrick Brown †Dr. Mary M. Gleason †Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo & Co. LLCStephen and Rachael Grimm †Mr. and Mrs. William GumpRobert and Lilia Gutowski †Matthew and Amy Hartman †James Hilt and Janet RobertsonMr. and Mrs. David HinchenJim Hock and Kellie Meiman †Christopher and Susan Howe †Lee P. Hubbell and Paul Nicholson †Sarah and Robert Huelin †Maureen and Christopher Hurst †Drs. Douglas Jones and Rosemary UtzKLM FoundationEdward Klopping IIISara Koenig †Thomas and Susan Krebs †Joseph and Amanda Langan †Lannan FoundationJustin Laubach and Rebeccah Pelle †Margaret Laurence †William Lawrence and Sandy MackleRaoul and Deborah LeBlanc †Carrie Lee †Leo Brown Jesuit Community

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick LoftonLoyola University Maryland Jesuit CommunityChristopher and Alyse Lustig †Marquette University Jesuit CommunityMr. and Mrs. Michael McGowanJohn McLeanMary and Jean-PIerre Mittaz †Susan and Kenneth Munro †Sheila and Peter Murphy †The Nock & Son CompanyNorthern Trust Charitable Program at the Chicago Community FundDavid and Kim O’DonoghueLynda Mallon Oshinskie †Mark Ouweleen and Sarah Harding †Kimberly Oxiles †Angela Paviglianiti and Paul T. Darga †Carlos and Mary Perez †Bree Petrilla †Philip and Shiara Pfeifer †Joe Plunkett and Dorothea Zuerker †YourCause Corporate Employee Giving ProgramsPhilip Pulaski and Elizabeth A. DonnellyChristopher and Ann Quick †Michael Rae and Tamar Henkin †Lynsi C. Rahorst and Janete Oliveira †Mr. and Mrs. Robert ReddingThomson ReutersJohn and Leah Sealey †The Seattle FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert Smith IIISt. Ignatius Loyola CommunitySt. Kenneth ChurchMr. and Mrs. Jerry StampsJoseph R. StewartMr. and Mrs. Dennis G. SullivanMaureen and Fritz Sweeney †United Way of Buffalo and Erie CountyJoe Vallely and Kitty Ryan †Vanguard Charitable Endowment ProgramDr. David L. VogelMr. Joseph Walker

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Mary Watzin †Tom and Susie Wenstrup †White House Retreat Jesuit CommunityMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Zalla

$500 to $999Stacie and James Aman †Rachel and David Andrews †Archdiocese of BaltimoreArchdiocese of San FranciscoMr. and Mrs. Charles BaileyDr. and Mrs. Joseph BarbacciaKatharine and Matthew Barrett †Leslie and Eric Barrett †Dr. and Mrs. Sidney BarrittBellarmine Jesuit Retreat House CommunityKristine and Benedict Berggren †Kate Beukenkamp †Jeffrey Bloechl and Catherine CornilleMary Bohan and Brad Bennett †William and Clare BohnettChristine and Steven Bondi †Mr. and Mrs. Mark BoninoLawrence BossidyMichael BouzigardTodd and Lorena Breach †Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brennan Jr.Mark BrownCalifornia Community FoundationJoseph and Joan CampbellJohn Cannon Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Casey III.John and Nancy Christensen †Community Foundation of New JerseyAnnMaura Connolly †ConocoPhilipsNancy CordrayElizabeth and James Cornehlsen †William Daley and Karen Shea-Daley †Alison and Evan Dean †James and Christina Deasy †Nikki and Andrew DeGuire †Robert J. Devereaux

Diocese of AustinJennifer and Guthrie Dolin †Mary DonovanMatthew Dulka and Kelly O’Lague †Michael and Elizabeth Van Dyke †Elizabeth and John Fantozzi †Rebecca and Michael Finnerty †Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flinn IIIBernard and Ann Flynn †Julie and Matt Frye †Jacques and Rebecca GagnePaul and Michele GeraghtyMary and Jimmy Giffear †Mr. and Mrs. James GilbertAnthony and Lynn GillmanSanford M. GoodmanJessica and David Greengrass †Ann C. Greiner and Stephen Sleigh †Abraham Grindle and Arani Kajenthira †Dr. Megan HardinJackson and Stephanie HartyJames K. HaserSusan HofstetterRichard and Jennifer Hogan †Cheryl and William Hogan †Mr. W Hugh and Mrs. Pat DavisMark Humowiecki and Kara Finck †Kevin and Clara Hurley †Katie and Michael Irvine †Mr. and Mrs. Bill IvoryDaniel John and Jane NemmersMr. and Mrs. Jerome KatzfeyDr. Johanna Kelly and Dan Buckley †Peter KellyKatherine Ketchum †Deidre Kiefer †James and Jeanne Klaes †Andrea and Bruce Lachance †Thomas and Lorraine Larkin †Bruce and Andrea Lauber †Scott and Elizabeth LenzJoan and David Livingston †Barbara and Tim Lynch †Julia Markley †

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MarshallWilliam MartucciSusan Maxwell †Patrick and Martha McCreadyKathleen and William McGraw †Dr. Mary McHugh †Mr. and Mrs. John McLaughlinLouis and Lynn McMahon †Mary McPherson †Robert E. MercerEdward J. Miller and Patricia MillerMichael and Elizabeth Murphy †Mr. and Mrs. Francis MurphyNetwork For GoodMr. and Mrs. Wassim NonaEileen Oroszlany †Joseph and Margaret Pazderka †Meghan Pesko †Mr. and Mrs. Richard Peterson Jr.Rosemary and George Pfreundschuh †Alejandro QuinteroGail ReibenspiesRockhurst Jesuit CommunityRobert B. RosowskiDesmond and Kelly Ryan †Brendan and Jill RyanLaura and John Sachs †David and Patricia SchlaflyMartina and Jay Schulte †Adam SnowOwen Speer †Rev. Robert A. Spencer †Mr. and Mrs. John SpludeSpring Hill College Jesuit CommunityMr. and Mrs. Henry SterbenzThe Honorable Michael J. TalbotThe Welles Remy Crowther Charitable TrustThe Winston Salem FoundationThomas B Burke Charitable FundTriangle Community Foundation, Inc.Vanguard Wellington Fund Admiral SharesDavid Watts and John DavidMaureen Weis and William A. Weir †

Williamsburg Community FoundationJay Wright

$200 to $499Paulist Center BostonKarina MoraSharon Cummings and Cliff Cockerham †Danielle and Andrew Meister †Mr. and Mrs. Tim McCullochSilicon Valley Community FoundationJesuit Retreat House – Lake ElmoSaint Isaac Jogues NovitiateLeslie Benton-Norris and Mike Norris †Justin F. Zuiker †Matthew Day and Cate Stabile †Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. HammerMr. and Mrs. James KeablesJoyce and David Ray †Katherine Van Tassel †Maria LoBiondo and Charles Stile †Joseph Crosby †Laura Sheppard †Joan G. JohnsonJames T. Rodgers and Cathy E. WeissbergLloyd TernesRosalie MacInnes †Mr. and Mrs. Robert HemondMr. and Mrs. Leo BlanchardDr. and Mrs. Donald BlanfordJean Withrow and James J. Haggerty †Joseph Hennessey †Dr. Lynn Brysacz and Philip Mizzi †Brian and Stacey Lee †Therese Staudenmaier and Daniel McCarthy †Ellen Eisele †Mark and Tami Teaford †Mike Brady †James Sealey †Paul Perl and Diana Dibrardino †Nicole Rieck and Mark W. Haston †Anne and Patrick Quinn †Tristan Huie †Eric Stanton † † f

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Mr. and Mrs. Gerard LionettiElizabeth KingJeanie DavisJ W. WorksMr. and Mrs. Steven and Heidi SchaeferMr. and Mrs. Michael GibbonsMr. and Mrs. William HennrikusMr. and Mrs. David CapperRosemary SchmidMr. and Mrs. Frank MonahanMichael McGuireRegina LearyJames and Sharon DennyMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. HaydenThomas J. WoodruffStephen MahaneyGary D. Giombi andMarianne L. SoldaviniMr. and Mrs. Margaret BreedenCollege of the Holy Cross Campus MinistryTim ShriverDST Systems, Inc.Brookfield Investment Management Inc.The San Francisco FoundationLoyola Jesuit CommunityDennis and Maureen Darcey †Thomas and Patricia Ryan †Kathleen Beaulieu and James Peterson †Gerald and Anne Munley †Daniel J. Burke and Margot A. McMahon †Patrick and Kathleen Brier †Michael and Sheila Kenny †Ron Frandsen †Kathleen Haser †Fr. Stephen Katsouros, SJ †Janet Stone and Michael Selissen †Greg Bonfiglio †Joseph Schoder and Susan Rundol †Katherine Schulten and Michael Dulchin †James and Beth Verrilli †Robert Storch †Lynn and Greg Nerland †Ted Schoettinger and Shelley Stanforth †

Michael and Wendy Hamill †Kerin and Russell Delaney †Cecilia Sullivan-Powers and Tony Powers †Brian Maus and Monica Steigerwald †Dave George and Ric Holman †Timothy Stockert and Nick Garramone †Michele Foy Burdick †Catherine Crum and Bo Pham †Catherine and James Karrels †Nora Byrne †Tom and Bridget Nealis †Malia and Eric Pfister †James and Sarah MacGillis †Maureen Lewis †Kelly H. Rigby †Thomas and Elizabeth Boucher †James Foy †Francisco and Lori Jimenez †Patricia Banks and Paul Lashua †Deirdre Griffin †Megan Bell †Peter Cronin †Megan Tracy †Anne Walentik †Matthew McGarry and Michaela Egger †Daniel Johnson †Dr. Jeffrey D. Jenks and Kelli Dias †Zachary and Jill Olmstead †Bryan Boyle †Richard and Seung Sinatra †Caitlin McGee †Emily Rodda and Zackary Zweber †David de Barros †Kristen and Brian Weeks †Nicholas and Alyssa Brescia †Thomas G. AuffenbergJennifer LindChristopher and Pauline TrainaThomas WestonMr. and Mrs. Timothy P. CurranMr. and Mrs. John O’NeilLizanne CeconiMr. and Mrs. Eugene BurnsMr. and Mrs. Patrick Plunkett

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis WilwerdingDan CostelloBob Mudge and Phylisan PalladinoDon and Theresa HarmonJoan and Bob HarperMr. and Mrs. George SissonMary MooreMr. and Mrs. Jerry RetkwaMichael and Linda KurpinskiDr. Michael Tsubota andMs. Annette TolomeoMr. and Mrs. Christie ThomasMr. and Mrs. Joseph TierneyMargaret M. TaylorAdam RocapMr. and Mrs. Patrick KeefeMr. and Mrs. David J. SahnJames Mockler †Luis Cardenas Jr.Barbara S. TrustRichard O’ConnellJane HoganPhilip L. VerveerAnne WynneMr. and Mrs. JoAnn WiesnerPatricia FlemingTimothy O’Connor and Margaret RaffertyMary WalkerDr. Michael DalyChristine EckhoffMr. and Mrs. David GreenEllen CoffeyMr. and Mrs. Gerald LoughlinEdward and Pamela GradyGail GiacomazziMr. and Mrs. Frank FeeMr. and Mrs. Gregory MignanoBernard BouilletteDennis De PietroSteven RadeletJean M. EssweinSusanne O. McMillanMr. and Mrs. Gregory FlynnJames Postel and Therese Onderisin

Kevin T. EnglishJohn CroghanMr. and Mrs. John MachinskiBarbara MurrayDenis and Sheila RingMr. and Mrs. Jonathan WeinerDr. Cissy C. LaForgeCatherine WolffWilliam KlunkIndiana State Employees Community CampaignElizabeth and Patrick Grace †George and Charlotte Leydon †Mr. and Mrs. Jordan D. DorchuckElisabeth Reed †Paul CoxMichael McFarlandLoyola University Chicago Campus MinistryBank of America Matching GiftsManresa House of RetreatsTire Reclaimers LLCBeth Steinrock †Elizabeth and Richard Allen †Marianne Reat and Mark Estes †Mary Delaney †Patrick and Joan Daly †Brian and Susan Henebry †Patricia Kelly †Maria Fuscaldo †Margaret Clark and Steve Finn †Rebecca McNamara and Paul R. Seckinger †Monica Marquez and Sheila Barthel †Ruth Mullowney-Agra and Anthony D. Agra †Mairead Nolan †Elizabeth and Peter McGowan †Andrea and Andrew Gould †Adam Plantinga †Joseph and Megan Holden †Annemarie and Todd Chairs †Claire Tully †Scott Nash †† f

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Maria Leung †Christine and Tin Tran †Sarah Seidel and Graham Dempsey-Corbett †Christopher Bielicki †Michelle Moore †Danyce Letkewicz †Kelly Gibbons †Emily Madison and Chris Crook †Lindsey Day †Sean O’Rourke †Mr. and Mrs. Stephen CadiganMr. and Mrs. Louis MuninDr. Daniel Lafontaine and JoAnn LafontaineJeanne MessinaDaniel BunkerMr. and Mrs. Gary WhiteSteve and Melody HoferSteve and Lori WolffUldis and Sandra SipolsMaurice and Bonnie WolohanMr. Ricardo R. RodriguizMr. and Mrs. Francis McLaughlinJan YuvanMr. and Mrs. Frank MartoranaDr. Blanca Perez M.D.Mr. Joseph M and Mrs. Margaret-Ann ComitoKathleen HamelMs Shirley MooreKenneth KadowakiAndrew HertelMr. Michael Finnegan and Phyllis SloaneMr. and Mrs. Anthony SculleyMs. Ann TsubotaMr. and Mrs. John J. O’TooleMadelyn S. BambaceMr. and Mrs. Kevin ConcannonJeffrey Wagner and Margaret O’MearaMr. and Mrs. Michael HavlikMr. and Mrs. James DonovanValentin and Michelle VarelaMr. and Mrs. Bruce Stott

Katherine Sieh-TakataJames Phelan and Elizabeth MenaghanMr. and Mrs. Ferrel GuilloryDr. and Mrs. William F. Ford

$1 to $199Katherine Abalos †Lora and Timothy Abraham †Robert Adolph and Katherine J. JacksonIrene AdolphShawn Ahern †Maureen Albashaireh †Michael and Lisa AlbrechtThomas Allain †Edmond and Randi Allard †Gerald AllenMr. and Mrs. James AllingtonHeather AmanJohn AmmiratiNicole Anderson †Michelle Howard AndersonMr. and Mrs. Mary AndersonSue Ann and Steven FoxxKatherine Arden †Carol ArmstrongScott and Evamarie Arnold †Paul J. Ashburn and Valda Milordi-AshburnMary A. Ashley and Steve Meyer †Albert Auster and Susan HamovitchMr. and Mrs. Kevin AverillLibera Avitabile and Thomas M. Hinchen †Mr. and Mrs. Charles AyalaTeresa and Tim Baggot †Anthony Baker †Olivia BakerMr. and Mrs. William BallCara Ball †Dr. David Banks and Martha Castaneda †Mary and Timothy Barber †Mr. and Mrs. Carl BarberaMatt Barmore and Nancy HansonMargaret Barnes †

Dr. Kathleen Barnes †Megan and Matthew Barnes †Patti and Lorcan Barnes †John and Lois Barnicle †Andre R. Javier-Barry and Melissa Barry †Bridget Barry †Gary BarthAndrew and Susan Bartolini †Mr. and Mrs. John BaumJean Bax †Raymond BaylessMatthew Bazar †Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bazar Jr.Theresa and Greg Beatty †Robert Beaudoin †William W. BeauneEdmund E. BedecarraxMr. and Mrs. Rene BelangerMr. and Mrs. John BencivengaMr. and Mrs. Richard BenderBridget BergerSarah BernardGary BerniceGerard and Diana Berry †Kevin Besse †Lori Beyer †Susan M. Bippley and Michael Leahy †Birchwood Strategy Group, LLCStephen and Rosemary BirdRev. William D. Bjorling †John and Bernadeta Blake †Leslie Vernon-BlakeChristopher Blanc †Jim Boberschmidt and Shelley Kolakowski †Colleen and Daniel Bodek †Jennifer and James Van Bogart †Thomas Boland †David and Teresa Boldt †Sarah BolthrunisMr. and Mrs. Edward J. Bonett Jr.Floyd J. BoninoElia BoninoClark Booth

Thomas C. BorahMargaret Boros †The Boston Consulting Group, Inc.Theresa and Paul Bottei †Mr. and Dr. Michael BourgDr. Robert A. BourgeoisTricia and Dan Farley-Bouvier †Catherine BoveMary A. Boylan and Gary Meinhold †Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Boyle Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas BrabsonMary BraschMary BrayMr. and Mrs. Christopher BresciaMr. and Mrs. William BrickRobert Brier †Edward and Martha Brinson †Mr. and Mrs. Donald BrissonJeff and Maria Bonino-Britsch †Mr. and Mrs. Richard BroerenMr. and Mrs. Stanley BroodnoMeghan Brookes †Mr. James E. BroughtonJoseph BrouillardMr. and Mrs. Carol BrowningJim Brudney †Ronald Bruno and Patricia Coupe †Hilarie BrushMichaela Bruzzese and Cristian Correa †Linda Ferreira-Buckley †Jessica and David Buckley †Joanna and Andrew Bulger †Kathleen and Michael Burgess †Christine Burke †George BurkettJoan Burnes †Dr. and Mrs. David Burns MDAnnie BurnsGeraldine BurtonPeter Butler and Matthew Bailey †Elizabeth ButlerNancy and Leo Byrne †Mara Byrne †Clare Byrnes † f

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Connie Cacace †Mr. and Mrs. Thomas CahillMr. and Mrs. Leonard CaliMr. and Mrs. David CallJames and Georgene CallaghanDr. and Mrs. John Callahan Jr.Pat CamerinoLynn Campbell †Ronan Campbell †Mr. and Mrs. Paul CareyRay and Jane CarlinCarlos CarreraMatthew Carriker and LaToya V. Carriker Staine †Catherine CarrollCarroll Street Jesuit CommunityLawrence M. CarronWilliam and Colleen CarterKatherine Carton †Mr. and Mrs. Andrew CasaburriTara and Richard Caspar †Eileen CassidyNancy Castignetti †Kathleen and Joe Cataldo †Mr. and Mrs. John CaterMr. and Mrs. Michael CathersThe Catholic Foundation Archdiocese of New OrleansMichael and Lorraine Cavera †Rich and Anne CevascoJohn T and Anne K. ChambersJudith and Peter Cherichetti †Greg Chiarella †Mr. and Mrs. Victor ChiarellaDavid Chilenski and Sarah Meyer †Mr. and Mrs. Henry ChockSu ChoeSarina A. McGough-Choi and Jason Choi †Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ChovanMegan Church †Liz Cinquino †Joanna Cipriano †Frances A. Cleary

Elizabeth and Nick Coenen †Mary CoffeyMichael Coffey and Maggie BroerenMr. and Mrs. Robert ColemanThomas ColicinoAnn Colloton and Matt Laney †Dr. and Mrs. Angel R. .ColónBarbara J. ColyarVictoria M. Commins and David Mykita †John Concannon †Mr. and Mrs. Michael ConeyRev. Joan Conley †Elizabeth and Nathan Conley †Mr. and Mrs. Eugene ConnorsKathleen ConroyElizabeth Cooke †Mary Corcoran †Margot Cordova †Daniel Corrou †Michael F. CostaMr. and Mrs. Martin CostelloSylvia Costelloe †Mr. and Mrs. David CravenDennis and Heidi Crean †David Cronin †Mary and Daren Crossman †Tim and Karen Crowe †Francis T. CryanJeanine and Stuart Cummings †Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. CurleyAmy H. Cusack †Mr. and Mrs. Howard CzaplaMr. and Mrs. Timothy DailyMichael and Shannon Dallahan †Cynthia Chovan-Dalton and Michael Dalton †Linda DalyMichael and Jennifer Daly †Mr. and Mrs. Richard DalyJaime L. Danehey and William Hansen †Elizabeth and Stratton Danes †Michael and Brigid Daniels †Siobhan Dannacker †Jerome and Laura Darga †

Mark and Susanne DauenhauerKayla Davis †Patricia Dawson †Paul and Paula Day †Lynne and Michael Day †Jim and Judith DayDavid W. DayLydia Tinajero-DeckDenise DeConciniTheresa DeGirolamo †Mr. and Mrs. James DeLucaLawrence and Regina DelVecchioGabby Dematteis †Julie and Mark Demers †Anne DeNyse †Fr. Christopher Derby, SJ †Mr. and Mrs. Tom DeStefanoJohn and Monica DeVivo †Maurice J. DeWaldMr. and Mrs. Michael DeWineRobert W. DiBettaAnthony DicelloJerry DiemSteve and Diane DillingerMaryann Bozich-DiLuigi and Ralph Diluigi †Mr. and Mrs. Michael DiNapoliDonnaLynn DiSpiritoBill and Marion DittigMr. and Mrs. Edward DobrowolskiMargaret and Gerardo Dominguez †John Donahue and Leslie GrattanMr. and Mrs. Stephen DonahueEster J. DonaldBrian Donnelly †Timothy and Mary DonovanNicole DorkoNancy Dorman †Bryan Van Dorpe †Francis DorschDianne Dragoo and Patrick TrujilloMr. and Mrs. David DriverElaine M. DuclosCarolyn and George Dudas †

Margaret Duffy †Elva B. DunbarJohn and Denise DunlapAndrea and Chris Dunlap †Mr. and Mrs. John R. DunnStephen J. DupreeMr. and Mrs. Joseph DurkinMary Dvorak †Maura Dwyer †Helen DykoschakNellie and David Earley †Mr. and Mrs. Dennis EcherKatherine EcheverriaCheryl EdwardsRobert and Sharon Eichinger †Frederick and Diane EickmanMartha EinlothMr. and Mrs. Mark ElberfeldJim ElderLaura Elkins and Andy Catanzaro †Jason ElliottMary H. EllmannMr. and Mrs. Richard ElmanJohn and Alice ElsePatrice and Peter Emmerson †Kristin and Nathan Engel †Regina EnnisEllen Ericson †Patricia ErkerEmily Erkkinen †Natalee Ernstrom †Cassandra Estassi †Rakel Evenson andBenjamin G. Ingelson †Mr. and Mrs. John FadoirMr. Michael J. FaganMichael J. FaganNancy Smith-Fagan and Kevin Fagan †Erin Fahnoe †Mary Fahy and Royal Gardner †Judith E. FalciMr. and Mrs. Michael FallonMr. and Mrs. Donald Fannon Jr.Maggie Farrand † f

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Mike and Susan Farrell †Mr. and Mrs. Michael FarrellColleen and Mike FarrellJane Femiano †Sarah Fey †Mr. and Mrs. Joseph FilipiakMr. and Mrs. Lawrence FisherSeth Fisher †Kathleen FitzGerald and Paul R. Sheridan †Thomas and Cynthia Fitzgerald †Paula Fitzgerald and Tom Bogen †Stan FitzgeraldAmy Fleischauer and James Basham †Anne Flosi †Mr. and Mrs. William FlynnBarbara Forbes †Thomas and Patricia ForrExelon FoundationMr. and Mrs. Anthony FoxMr. and Mrs. Paul H. FrancisMr. and Mrs. Ronald J. FraserPaul and Mary Freeman †Jeffrey Gabrysiak and Carolyn HeggeTimothy GaetzChristine Gallagher †Mr. and Mrs. John GallagherMichael Gallagher †Amy Johnson J. Garcia and Omar G. Sanchez †James and Carey GarrityEdward GarrityMr. and Mrs. Marcel Garsaud Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph A. GartnerMr. and Mrs. Karen GeertsMeghan and Caleb Geivett †Mr. and Mrs. William Gemmell Jr.Jessica George †Christopher Geraghty †Alyse Giambone †ML GibbonsDerek GielarowskiJames GillAnne Gillespie

Alison Gillmeister †James and Stephanie Gilmartin †Jenny Girard and Jeffrey Malley †Ann Gleason and Gary N. Pattillo †Albert Glenn and Norajean FlanaganJohn P. GlennonGail GlickMr. and Mrs. Martin GoehringerAnthony and Marie GolioMr. and Dr. Joseph GomezMarcos Gonzales †Lexie GoodmanElizabeth Hisle-Gorman †Kristin R. GottronJim Govert and Rachel Nosowsky †Alison GraceSandra L. Graff and Peter Cutty †Gerald GrantKevin and Julie GranvilleKaty and Brian Green †Mr. and Mrs. Concezio GregorioJames GreinerAndrea and Michael Griffin †Philip GriffinMaria GriffithsPatricia and Terrence Guay †James and Christy Gudaitis †Hon. Anne Guido and Mrs CalabresiJohn Gummere †Dr. and Mrs. James GyuriczaSusan Haag and Tim Holbrook †Anne K. HadyRosanne HaggertyAmie HallMr. and Mrs. Edward HamillCasey and Christopher Hamilton †Peter HanPeter and Helen HaneySusan and Michael Hankey †Richard HanniganMr. and Mrs. John F. HanrahanMarilyn C. HansesChristopher Hardiman †Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harr

Michaela Harrington †Lawrence HarrisonPeter and Diane Harsch †Susann HartmannDavid B. Harvie and Mark Nebus †Lisa Hauck and Paul Borkovich †Mr. and Mrs. Nick HavelDavid and Kate Hayden †Gloria Hayden †Patricia HaylonBryan Head †Mr. and Mrs. Stephen HealeyRobert M. HebbelerKathleen HeffernDaniel and Julia Heffernan †Richard Heide and Jose Reyes †Cindy and Bob Heifner †David Heil and Diana Cyganovich †Rick HeimanDeborah K. Heimel and Hanna Karpman †Ashley HendricksonCatherine and David Heppell †Margaret HerlihyJill Hertel †Theresa and Kenneth Hessel †Erin Higgins and Douglas B. Rosner †James and MaryAnn Higgins †Mr. and Mrs. Thomas HigginsKristin Higgs and William Mermelstein †Jeanne E. HillebrandGail HiltonJoseph K. HinesMarilyn HiteCatherine and Ihor Hlohowskyj †David HobeKara HoffmannMr. and Mrs. Barbara HoganEdward HoganLawrence and Mary Hohl †Mr. and Mrs. John HollandKati HollandRev. Mark L. HollisChristopher HoppinPatti and Bill Hoppin †

Michael HorganPeter and Deirdre HortonRichard Horwitt andMaria M. HorwittMr. and Mrs. James HougasKevin and Jennifer Houghton †Mr. and Mrs. Mary HoulihanCharles HoweDavid Howell †Cynthia Hsu †Kristin Hudock †Paul and Kelly Huelskamp †Elizabeth HughesTheodore and Mary HumpalRyan and Valerie Macy-Hurley †Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hurstak Jr.Terri Hyde †John R. IlCynthia Imbro †Karl and Maxi ImhofDebbie Immel and Dana WeisScott and Jennifer InglisRonald InserroNancy InsidiosoDuane and Sharon Isabella †J. Kenneth and Sheila PoggenburgMr. and Mrs. David JacksonMarcia JacksonJames G. JacobsMr. and Mrs. Stanley JakimczykJohn and Cathleen Jarczyk †Stephen J. JenkinsMr. and Mrs. William JenksMr. and Mrs. Francisco JiménezEileen and Richard Johns †Mr. and Mrs. Richard JohnsonGerald Jones and Berhane TadesseCatherine and John Joseph †Mr. and Mrs. Richard JosephMr. and Mrs. Francis JoyceKaitlin Juleus †Mr. and Mrs. Richard JurscaRonald Kammer and Frances ChvatalFr. Alfred C. Kammer, SJ† f

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Donald C. KammerJohn and Kathryn Kane †Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Kane †Patricia and Robert Kane †Mr. and Mrs. Mary KaneMr. and Mrs. Gerard M. KaramRonald E. KarpowiczTheresa Karron †Robert KaserMr. and Mrs. John KearneySheila Kearney †Dr. and Mrs. Francis X. KeeleyCynthia KeeneBarbara Kelley †Eileen and Daniel Kelly †John L. Kelly and Suzanne GreeneLisa and James Kelly †Charles Kenney and Marie MarchandMr. and Mrs. Thomas KennyJohn KennySandy KimMr. and Mrs. Thomas KinironsSeth and Joia KirbyBridget KleidererAndy and Kathie Van Kleunen †Patricia Van KleunenJohn Kliska Jr.Kevin and Christine Kmiec †Bob and Elizabeth KnebelJennie Kneedler †Thomas Knight Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John KnightMonica Kocourek †Mr. and Mrs. James KollerTamara Konig †Monica and David Konschnik †Mr. and Mrs. George KoppeMargaret Kossler †Tavia Kowalchuk and Richard Duro †KPMG Community Giving CampaignMargaret G. KrebsDavid G. KrillAnne and Dan Kuppinger †Dawn Kuras †

Robert LabaKatie Garrity-Lade †Mr. and Mrs. Angelo LaDucaMrs. and Mrs. Eileen LaffeyChristine LakeyJoe Landergan †Mr. and Mrs. William LanderganMatthew and Carol Lang †Patrick Langhenry and Raissa Wu †Charles and Diane LantryWilliam Larme and Aleta EmbreyCatherine Larrabee †Steve Larsen and Gail RobinsonSharon M. LarsonTanya and Martin Laskowski †Nancy LaskowskiDorothy Lauer †Mr. and Mrs. Michael LavinErin Lavin †Kathryn Lawler †Debra LawrenceCharles Lawrence †Mr. and Mrs. Bernard LeddyMary Ledger †Sara and Kevin Lee †Robert and Elizabeth LeeJohn and Therese LeFeverStefanie Lempp and Craig Smith †Mark and Megan Lenihan †Cassandra Leone †Mr. and Mrs. Daniel LeoneMelinda and Adam Leone †David Lester †Mr. and Mrs. Richard LeventhalMichael and Kristen Lewandowski †Mary-Margaret and Brian Lewis †Tracy and John Bagley Lewis †Michael Libby †Holly and Trent Leon-Lierman †Kristin Lindemann †Jeffery C. LinkerAmy and Erik Lipins †Irene Litherland and Dhruv Joshi †Mr. and Mrs. Jack Little

James R. LittletonPhillip and Deedee LivingstonChristine McKenna-Lok †Athalie LongCarol and Mark Loomis †Thomas and Nancy LooneyAldo LopezPeggy and Michael Loroz †John and Kara LoveLaura and Robert Lubash †Janelle and Joseph Lubomirski †Dennis LuceyMr. and Mrs. T.R. LuisPaula J. Wagener-Lutz and Mike Lutz †Jennifer Lydic †Clark and Kathleen LydicTheresa Lyman †Mr. and Mrs. David LynchAndrew Lynch †Lynda MacFarlandKai and Brian Gallagher-Machado †Mr. and Mrs. John MacInnesRuth M. MacnamaraLeonard and Amy Madalon †Jillian Madden †Robert MagnusCara Magrane and Jose F. Gonzalez †Michael and Lindsey Mahanna †Mr. and Mrs. John MahannaGary A. MaharidgePatrick and Anna Mahoney †Ryan Majsak †Peter and Kathryn Malia †Marge and Leo Mancuso †Dani Manghera †John MannionPaul Marchione and Grainne O’Leary †Christopher and Ruth MarconiGeorgina Marek †Laura Marhoefer †Mr. and Mrs. Paul MarianiJoe Markano †Paul P. and Louise Marks †Thomas and Paula Martin

Susana MartinezLorena MartinezJody Mashek †Mr. and Mrs. William MastersonMr. and Mrs. Mark MatekerFrances MatteraGretchen Maurer andMichael G. Mabanglo †Joseph J. Mauro and Danjing Huang †Mr. and Mrs. Logan MayesJane and Kirk McAllisterPaul McAndrew †Nancy J. McBreenBrendan McBrideMary and Jeff McCabe †Lucy McCalpinMatthew and Jennifer McCann †Mr. and Mrs. David McCarthy Jr.Joseph McCartin and Diane M. Reis †Rhonda McCollough †Kelly and Chip McCollum †Neil and Gail McCullagh †Cooper and Ellen McCullough †Dr. and Mrs. John McDonoughMr. and Mrs. Daniel McDonoughDon and Jean McElhattanLee McGahaMr. and Mrs. John G. McGoldrickMr. and Mrs. Joseph McGowanFrank McGuire †Mary McGuirk †Mr. and Mrs. Martin McHaleAimee Mchale †Matthew and Patricia McKenna †Paul and Mary McKenneyElizabeth and Vincent McMahon †Mr. and Mrs. Timothy McMonagleKevin McNamaraBeth and Jeremy McNamee †Mary and Edward McNeeley †Mr. and Mrs. James McNeilSonya F. McPhaulMarisa McQuaid †Lisa McSherry † f

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Elaine Nortz †Margaret Nuzzolese †Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey NylundJ. and Mary O’Brien †Matthew O’Brien and Gina Casalegno †Keith O’Brien †Francis O’ConnorThomas F. O’ConnorMr. and Mrs. Randall OdemNeil O’Donnell and Christine MotleyKelly O’Donnell †Mr. and Mrs. Michael O’DonnellMichael and Allison O’Grady †Dr. and Mrs. Glennon O’GradyRobert and Constance O’HaraJohn O’HareJoan B. O’HareMr. and Mrs. Mark OhlstromKara and Timothy O’Leary †Benedict Olk Jr.Jason Olko †Chris OlsonUna O’Mara †Katie and John O’Neill †Sean O’Neill †Mr. and Mrs. John W. OngPatricia and Paul Onofrio †Thomas and Véronique OrletEdward and Claire O’RourkeCarmen N. OrtizJane and Michael O’Scannlain †Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’SullivanJohn P. and Nicolette S. MillerDaniel P and Cheryle K. KapsakMr. and Mrs. Patrick PadonKatrina and Patrick Palleschi †Robert and Anne Palmer †Mr. and Mrs. John PappasRobert Parker †George and Kathleen ParmaMr. and Mrs. Andre ParysMarion PasekThomas Patrick and Joanne C. StoreyAndree Patron †

Elizabeth and Daniel Patton †Mr. and Mrs. Robert PaulMaya Paul †Andrew and Beth Pawuk †Joe Pazera †Robert and Betty PearlMatthew PeletierGizelle Pendang †John and Josephine PennacchiaMichael Pennanen †Elizabeth Perl and Mike Derry †Michael and Ann PerlMichelle Pernini †Mary and Frank Perri †Philip and Kathleen PerzanowskiR. Peter and Mary L. ProkopRev. Martin A. PeterMr. and Mrs. Fredrick PetitoJames and Theodora Petosa †Marina Petrilli †Joseph and Anne Petrini †Claire Pfister †Cathleen and John Phelan †Rebecca and Chris Phelan †Mr. and Mrs. Carol PhillipsMr. and Mrs. John PigzaJennifer Pigza and Frances Sweeney †Tom Pilewski and Lisa Farabaugh †Beth and Gregg Piper †Frances Pisano †Bill and Annemarie Scobey-PolacheckCarl and Constance PomplonAmy Postel and Bernard Koontz †Jeanne Powers †Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Garcia-PratsThomas and Yolanda PrestonMadeline Priest †Maureen Prochaska †Richard Proulx †Daniel Pulaski †Chris and Deborah PumaSheila and Joseph Purello †Corey L. PutneyLaura Quigley †

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Nancy Rodig †Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. RoesslerLinda Roethel and Kathryn DowlingElizabeth Rogers †Joyce and Walker Romano †Trevor Romans andMichelle Baron-RomansDr. Cassie G. Root †Mr. and Mrs. James P. RoscoeDr. Susan RoseMargaret La RoseJames Rosengarten and Eda R. Kauffman †Valerie Rossetti †Erin Routledge †Mr. and Mrs. Linda RowanShevlin la RozaChristina Ruccio †Stan and Paula RudgerMatthew Rudmann †Margaret and Walter Ruehle †Sharon Ryan †Mr. and Mrs. John RyanVirginia RyanFrancisca SabadieMr. and Mrs. Michael SabatellMr. and Mrs. Charles Di SalvoDr. and Mrs. Nicholas SantilliMr. and Mrs. Anthony SaratoraPaula and Dee SaulMary H. ScallenThomas ScallenRichard ScalzittiVera Scanlon †Mr. and Mrs. Michael SceeryLynn ScelfoMagdalena and Billy Schardt †Deb SchechterDoug Schenkelberg †Danielle Schiestle †Ashley SchildwachterThomas SchloemerSara Schmitt and Scott R. Petersen †David Scholl and Ellen Stryker †

Douglas A. ScholleJo-Ann ScottJudy D. SeamoneAnne Sedlock †Michael SeeryJohn Servis and Moira O’Connor-ServisEllen Grady-Sessa and Robert W. Sessa †Firial ShayotaMr. and Mrs. John Shea IIILisa Natoli-Sheehan †Megan M. ShepherdMr. and Mrs. James SheridanDanielle Shields †Robert and Delicia Shimkoski †Dr. and Mrs. Michael ShortsleeveMark and Arleen ShraderRobin ShullMr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. SiarkiewiczDaniel and Valerie SiemerDaniel and Maureen Sievers †Sarah Simeone and Mark Irey †Misha Simmonds †Linda and Martin Simone †Mr. and Mrs. Reid SipeSisters of St. JosephKevin and Karen Skahill †Theodore P. SkotnickiMichael and Martha SmithDenise DeSesa-Smith and Sumner Smith †Michael and Erin Smith †Amy and George Snider †Mr. and Mrs. Larry SnyderElaine K. SokolPaul Sommers and Anne Archbold †Mr. and Mrs. Clair SouthgateKara Spak and Steve Warmbir †Deborah SpearsDave and Tracy Spesia †Richard and Cynthia Spicuzza †William B. Sprague Jr.Paul and Barbara SpurgeonSt. Camillus Jesuit CommunityMr. and Mrs. Charles StantonAnn M. Staudenmaier and Tom Perez †

William and Kathleen StaudenmaierMr. and Mrs. Henry SteadmanChristopher J. SterrittDavid D. StewartLaura and Dana Stewart †Lewis Stoffel †Joseph and Cathy StrauchCecilia Strauch †Jennifer StraussKathryn Stresino †David P. StuhrBarbara SullivanMr. and Mrs. Eugene SullivanLouise J. SullivanMr. and Mrs. Geraldine SullivanMr. and Mrs. Deborah SullyMr. James C. SwainKathleen Sweeney †Thomas and Kevin Swegle †Mr. and Mrs. Mark SymanLeigh and Matthew Symkowick †Stefanie and Justin Talmadge †Dr. Carola A. Tanna †Mr. and Mrs. Carol TarpeyCharles A. TauscheDorothy TavaresMr. and Mrs. Roger TaylorMr. and Mrs. Walter TeetsJohn A. Tenbusch and Nicole Therriault †Trisha Teofilo and Ricardo Olave †Robert ThomasJonathan and Amanda ThomasMartha ThornleyCynthia TiedekenMr. and Mrs. Martin TierneyAnthony and Patrice TigheElizabeth and Matthew Yanny-Tillar †Jennifer Tine †Mary Aguilera-TitusPeter and Christine Toepfer †Veronica Tollefson †Annamae TolomeoMr. and Mrs. Richard TooheyMr. and Mrs. Joseph Torma

Roxanne La Torre †Mr. and Mrs. James TourtelotteSheryl and Dan Trainor †Katherine Trautman †TravelersElizabeth TraversEdmond TremblayAlfred and Moyra Trigueiro †Bonnie Trinclisti and Daniel Brekke †Dr. Daniel TroyDominique Troy †Amy and Jeffrey Trueblood †Jeffrey A. Trumbower and Christopher French †Elaine TsubotaTeresa and Curtis Turner †Dr. and Mrs. Marie TwalEileen C. TydlackaRobert Ulin and Ann PaysonUnited Way California Capital RegionUnited Way of Rhode IslandDr. Timothy UrbanskiUS Bancorp FoundationChristopher VanHaight †Daniel J. VaroneMr. and Mrs. John VeatchKathleen Velasco †James J. VersoLaura and Vincent Vittoria †Mr. and Mrs. Ronald VolkmerCharles VollmoellerRachel Voukon and Alexander Fees †Andrew Wakefield †John Waldron †David and Corinne WalentikKathleen WalkerBrian and Suzanne Wallis †Alice WalshRosemary and Kevin Walsh †Ann Wambeke †Maureen and Edward WardMr. and Mrs. Roy WarnickMary C. WarrenMr. and Mrs. William Weber III† f

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Carie and Richard Weeks †Christine WeiVirginia L. WeingateMr. and Mrs. John WelshJacqueline WenteMr. and Mrs. Lorraine WentworthGary and Julie Werkmeister †Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Weymann IIIMr. and Mrs. Harold White JrBeatrice WhitfillJoseph and Sally Wightkin †Harold and Erika Wilde †Lynn and Tim Wilgenbusch †Cassandra and Nate Williams †Carol A. WillyRichard WilsonElizabeth Wingo †Ben and Ann Winter †Mr. and Mrs. Paul WinterMr. and Mrs. Jim WitteSteven and Elizabeth Woodall †Clarence Woodall IIIDenis Woods and Eileen DooleyMr. and Mrs. Susan WozniakMr. and Mrs. George H. Wright Jr.Xavier University Campus MinistryMr. and Mrs. John YaeckerCostantino S. YannoniMr. and Mrs. John YoungYourCause, LLC – paying agent for Dell GivingDave and Karen ZaborMr. and Mrs. Sheldon ZatkinMary S. ZawodnyRicardo and Pamela Zayas †Clark and Mim ZeddiesSara Zrike †Stephen and Sara Zrike

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OrganizationsCatholic Charities of the Archdiocese of AtlantaSt. Francis of Assisi KitchenElizabeth Walker Indexing ServicesChrist the King ChurchArchdiocese of DenverClassic Cycle, IncGreystone Environmental Services, Inc.US Central and Southern Province of the Society of JesusThomas B Burke Charitable FundAmerica’s Best Local CharitiesIndiana State Employees Community CampaignYourCause Corporate Employee Giving ProgramsKPMG Community Giving CampaignMerck FoundationMorgan StanleyUnited Way California Capital RegionDST Systems, Inc.Bank of America Matching GiftsAT&T United Way / Employee Giving CampaignThomson ReutersSt. Kenneth ChurchConocoPhilipsState Street Foundation Matching Gift ProgramBrookfield Investment Management Inc.Vanguard Charitable Endowment ProgramBasilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception Community Foundation of New JerseyStephenson National Bank & TrustThe Atlantic Philanthropies Director / Employee Designated GiftTravelersYourCause, LLC – paying agent for Dell GivingThe Catholic Foundation Archdiocese of New OrleansFidelity Charitable Gift Fund

The Winston Salem FoundationSchwab Charitable FundPaulist Center BostonThe San Francisco FoundationSisters of St. JosephCarroll Street Jesuit CommunityVanguardTriangle Community Foundation, Inc.The Lawrence InstituteUnited Way of Rhode IslandKLM FoundationTire Reclaimers LLCThe Boston Consulting Group, Inc.University of San DiegoNetwork For GoodWilliamsburg Community FoundationUnited Way of Buffalo and Erie CountyUS Bancorp FoundationGrantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo & Co. LLCNorthern Trust Charitable Program at theChicago Community FoundationRoman Catholic Diocese of San DiegoDiocese of San JoseArchdiocese of New OrleansBirchwood Strategy Group, LLCDiocese of AustinVanguard Wellington Fund Admiral SharesArchdiocese of San FranciscoDiocese of PhoenixArchdiocese of BaltimoreArchdiocese of San Antonio – Propagation of the Faith

JVC Board MemberMarcos Gonzales, SJ †Fr. Michael McFarland, SJFr. Alfred C. Kammer, SJAnnMaura Connolly †John and Katie Carron †Abraham Grindle and Arani Kajenthira †Paul and Jill Kirwin † Lisa Grattan †Mary Berner and Sally WhalingJack McLeanJoan GillmanSuzanne Grimes

JVC StaffAnthony Baker †Laura Elkins and Andy Catanzaro †Michael Reddy †Dominique Troy †Joanna R. PressimoneFrances VarnerDianne Dragoo and Patrick TrujilloDeb SchechterSanford M. GoodmanAmie HallTim Shriver

FoundationsConnelly FoundationThe Scanlan FoundationRaskob Foundation for Catholic ActivitiesCarrie Estelle Doheny FoundationThe Welles Remy Crowther Charitable TrustCommunity Foundation Greater Des MoinesSilicon Valley Community FoundationBrooklyn Benevolent SocietyCalifornia Community FoundationThe Seattle FoundationStrake Foundation

Mary J. Donnelly FoundationLannan FoundationKenrose Kitchen Table Foundation

Jesuit InstitutionsMaryland Province of the Society of JesusLoyola University Chicago Campus MinistryUSA Midwest Province of the Society of JesusAnn Arbor Jesuit CommunityBoston College Campus MinistryBellarmine Jesuit Retreat House CommunitySt Camillus Jesuit CommunityManresa House of RetreatsAmerica House Jesuit CommunityScranton Jesuit CommunityCollege of the Holy Cross Jesuit CommunitySpring Hill College Jesuit CommunityJesuit Retreat House – Lake ElmoLeo Brown Jesuit CommunityXavier University Campus MinistryMarquette University Jesuit CommunityRockhurst Jesuit CommunityLoyola University Maryland Jesuit CommunitySt. Ignatius Loyola CommunityMission Santa ClaraCollege of the Holy Cross Campus MinistryWhite House Retreat Jesuit CommunitySociety of Jesus, MicronesiaJesuit Conference of Canada and USSaint Isaac Jogues NovitiateLoyola Jesuit CommunityStephen Katsouros, SJGreg Bonfiglio, SJChristopher Derby, SJPeter Neeley, SJThomas Weston, SJRobert Reiser, SJLeo A. Nicoll SJThomas Schloemer, SJ

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1963Carol and Mark LoomisJean Withrow and James J. Haggerty

1972Mr. and Mrs. Christopher KaneAlfred and Moyra Trigueiro

1975Libera Avitabile and Thomas M. HinchenDennis and Maureen DarceyFrank McGuireElizabeth and Vincent McMahon

1976Denise DeSesa-Smith and Sumner SmithThomas and Cynthia FitzgeraldDavid Heil and Diana CyganovichIrene Litherland and Dhruv JoshiThomas and Lorraine LarkinJoe MarkanoValerie RossettiThomas and Patricia RyanJoe Vallely and Kitty Ryan

1977Anthony BakerKathleen Beaulieu and James PetersonGerard and Diana BerryPatrice and Peter EmmersonDuane and Sharon IsabellaCharles LawrenceKathryn and Guy MercerJ. and Mary O’BrienMichael PennanenJoyce and David RayMaria O. Romeu and Stephen Oldham

1978Robert BeaudoinRonald Bruno and Patricia CoupeMike and Susan FarrellSandra L. Graff and Peter CuttyJames and Christy GudaitisSusan Haag and Tim HolbrookKatie Garrity-LadeMaria LoBiondo and Charles StileMary and Edward McNeeleyGerald and Anne MunleyJoe Plunkett and Dorothea ZuerkerMaureen ProchaskaMarian Racette

1979Edmond and Randi AllardPatrick and Kathleen BrierKathleen and Michael BurgessDaniel J. Burke and Margot A. McMahonSharon Cummings and Cliff CockerhamJohn GummereMichael and Sheila KennyPaul and Jill KirwinChristopher and Ann QuickBeth SteinrockKathleen Sweeney

1980Elizabeth and Richard AllenDavid and Teresa BoldtMaryann Bozich-DiLuigi and Ralph DiluigiJoseph and Kathleen BurkeNancy DormanCarolyn and George DudasRobert and Sharon EichingerSarah FeyKathleen FitzGerald and Paul R. SheridanRon FrandsenPeter and Diane HarschKathleen HaserChristopher and Susan HoweElaine NortzJoseph and Anne PetriniMarianne Reat and Mark EstesMarcia Reni and Robert SchererBonnie Trinclisti and Daniel Brekke

1981Thomas BolandLiz CinquinoMary and Daren CrossmanNatalee ErnstromLinda Ferreira-BuckleyPatricia and Jeff FortsDaniel and Julia HeffernanCindy and Bob HeifnerJoseph HennesseyRichard and Jennifer HoganLawrence and Mary HohlDick and Kelly HulsemanStephen Katsouros, SJJoseph McCartin and Diane M. ReisChristine Nihan and David MorrissetteMartina and Jay SchulteLewis StoffelJanet Stone and Michael SelissenThomas and Kevin SwegleRobert and Marie TracySheryl and Dan TrainorBryan Van Dorpe

1982Margaret BarnesJohn and Lois BarnicleGreg Bonfiglio, SJJeff and Maria Bonino-BritschMary CorcoranMary DelaneyMatthew Dulka and Kelly O’LagueBernard and Ann FlynnAnn C. Greiner and Stephen SleighSusan and Michael HankeyMr. David B. Harvie and Mark Nebus Barbara KelleyDorothy LauerJoseph J. Mauro and Danjing HuangJohn MullmanMichael Rae and Tamar HenkinJoyce and Walker RomanoJeffrey A. Trumbower and Christopher French

1983Mary A. Ashley and Steve MeyerTeresa and Tim BaggotMary and Timothy BarberMary Bohan and Brad BennettDr. Lynn Brysacz and Philip MizziKathleen and Joe CataldoVictoria M. Commins and David MykitaJames and Sharon DennyTimothy DiamondCatherine and David HeppellCynthia ImbroAnne and Dan KuppingerBruce and Andrea LauberBarbara and Tim LynchGeorgina MarekJoseph and Margaret PazderkaMary and Frank PerriFrances PisanoJoseph Schoder and Susan RundolAnn M. Staudenmaier and Tom PerezGary and Julie Werkmeister

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1987Edward and Martha BrinsonTheresa and James BuielMargot CordovaVictoria Merlo and Mike CoyneTheresa DeGirolamoKerin and Russell DelaneyNellie and David EarleyElizabeth and John FantozziMaria FuscaldoTheresa KarronDr. Johanna Kelly and Dan BuckleyRaoul and Deborah LeBlancAmy and Erik LipinsKeith O’BrienLynda Mallon OshinskieErin Higgins and Douglas B. RosnerLinda Simone and Martin A. BrandtPaul Sommers and Anne ArchboldChristopher VanHaightMaureen Weis and William A. WeirTom and Susie WenstrupElizabeth and Matthew Yanny-Tillar

1988Mary A. Boylan and Gary MeinholdJim BrudneyMargaret Clark and Steve FinnElizabeth and Nick CoenenAnne CollinsEllen EiselePaula Fitzgerald and Tom BogenJames and MaryAnn HigginsPatti and Bill HoppinLisa and James KellyMonica KocourekPeter and Kathryn MaliaGretchen Maurer and Michael G. MabangloBrian Maus and Monica SteigerwaldSusan MaxwellMary and Jean-Pierre MittazAnthony NicoteraJane and Michael O’ScannlainTom Pilewski and Lisa Farabaugh

Krista and Peter RatajLaura and John SachsStefanie Lempp and Craig SmithDave and Tracy SpesiaCecilia Sullivan-Powers and Tony PowersKathleen VelascoSteven and Elizabeth Woodall

1989Patti and Lorcan BarnesJim Boberschmidt and Shelley KolakowskiTodd and Lorena BreachMichele Foy BurdickLaura Elkins and Andy CatanzaroKathleen CurranDave George and Ric HolmanJim Govert and Rachel NosowskyPatricia and Terrence GuayChristopher HardimanCheryl and William HoganPaul and Kelly HuelskampTerri HydePatricia and Robert KaneKristin LindemannLaura and Robert LubashLisa Natoli-SheehanUna O’MaraKatie and John O’NeillSheila and Joseph PurelloJohn and Leah SealeyTimothy Stockert and Nick GarramoneJohn A. Tenbusch and Nicole Therriault

1984Elizabeth A. ArnoneLori BeyerMichael and Lorraine CaveraColette and Christopher CookPatrick and Joan DalyMichael and Jennifer DalyJane FemianoLisa Hauck and Paul BorkovichBrian and Susan HenebryTheresa and Kenneth HesselStephanie and Robert HullPatricia KellyJames and Jeanne KlaesAndrea and Bruce LachanceKai and Brian Gallagher-MachadoRich MelcherLeslie Benton-Norris and Mike NorrisJames Rosengarten and Eda R. KauffmanKatherine Schulten and Michael DulchinRobert StorchMaureen and Fritz SweeneyJames and Beth VerrilliMary Watzin

1985Katharine and Matthew BarrettKristine and Benedict BerggrenKevin BesseMargaret BorosDennis and Heidi CreanWilliam Daley and Karen Shea-DaleyBruce DuncanMary Fahy and Royal GardnerMartin and Susana FantozziAndrew and Jane FarellaJohn Giere and Kim KoivistoCasey and Christopher HamiltonGloria HaydenKristin Higgs and William MermelsteinCatherine and John JosephBrian and Stacey LeeJoan and David LivingstonMarge and Leo Mancuso

Rhonda McColloughLouis and Lynn McMahonRichard Mullane and Mary EricksonMichael and Elizabeth MurphyMichael and Kathy NagyKaren NemsickRobert and Anne PalmerRosemary and George PfreundschuhMary and Brad RainesPaul ReisStacey and Ted RichardMargaret and Walter RuehleRobert and Delicia ShimkoskiDaniel and Maureen SieversRichard and Cynthia SpicuzzaTherese Staudenmaier and Daniel McCarthyJoseph and Sally Wightkin

1986Maureen AlbashairehDr. David Banks and Martha CastanedaTheresa and Paul BotteiTricia and Dan Farley-BouvierRev. Joan ConleyAnnMaura ConnollyChristopher Derby, SJLisa GrattanMichael and Wendy HamillLee P. Hubbell and Paul NicholsonAngela LoLynn and Greg NerlandPatricia and Paul OnofrioMark Ouweleen and Sarah HardingLisa Reiter-LaverySharon RyanMagdalena and Billy SchardtNancy Smith-Fagan and Kevin FaganKathryn StresinoAndy and Kathie Van KleunenPaula J. Wagener-Lutz and Mike Lutz

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1990Scott and Evamarie ArnoldAndrew and Susan BartoliniNora ByrneCynthia Chovan-Dalton and Michael DaltonAnn Colloton and Matt LaneyCatherine Crum and Bo PhamElizabeth and Stratton DanesPaul and Paula DayJennifer and Guthrie DolinAnn Gleason and Gary N. PattilloRobert and Lilia GutowskiMaureen and Christopher HurstDan IdzikowskiCatherine and James KarrelsThomas and Susan KrebsPatrick Langhenry and Raissa WuCarrie LeeMary-Margaret and Brian LewisPaul Marchione and Grainne O’LearyPaul P. Marks and Louise MarksKelly and Chip McCollumSheila and Peter MurphyTom and Bridget NealisPatricia RiestenbergNancy RodigAnne SedlockJennifer Pigza and Frances SweeneyDr. Carola A. Tanna

1991Joanna and Andrew BulgerLynn CampbellKatherine CartonJeanine and Stuart CummingsJohn and Monica DeVivoBrian DonnellyJenny Girard and Jeffrey MalleyMichaela HarringtonJuliann and Patrick HellerJim Hock and Kellie MeimanJohn and Kathryn KaneMargaret KosslerChristine McKenna-Lok

Monica Marquez and Sheila BarthelNeil and Gail McCullaghRebecca McNamara and Paul R. SeckingerJoe PazeraCarlos and Mary PerezMalia and Eric PfisterDesmond and Kelly RyanVera ScanlonLaura and Dana StewartMark and Tami Teaford

1992Shawn AhernStacie and James AmanRachel and David AndrewsJohn and Bernadeta BlakeMike BradyMary F. Gillespie and Patrick BrownMichaela Bruzzese and Cristian CorreaTim and Karen CroweAmy and Steve CulbertElizabeth and Patrick GraceEllen Grady-Sessa and Robert W. SessaMaureen LewisTheresa LymanJames and Sarah MacGillisRosalie MacInnesMatthew and Patricia McKennaLaura and Perry MendozaMelanie MowinskiRuth Mullowney-Agra and Anthony D. AgraMairead NolanBeth and Gregg PiperRichard ProulxKelly H. RigbyJames SealeyKevin and Karen SkahillAnn Wambeke

1993Lora and Timothy AbrahamPatricia Banks and Paul LashuaChristopher BlancChristine and Steven BondiThomas and Elizabeth BoucherJoan BurnesNancy and Leo ByrneJohn and Katie CarronMichael and Shannon DallahanJerome and Laura DargaNikki and Andrew DeGuireMaura DwyerJames FoyDr. Mary M. GleasonElizabeth Hisle-GormanAndrea and Andrew GouldStephen and Rachael GrimmJohn and Amy HomaFrancisco and Lori JimenezSara KoenigMichael and Kristen LewandowskiTracy and John Bagley LewisCara Magrane and Jose F. GonzalezMary and Jeff McCabeSarina A. McGough-Choi and Jason ChoiElizabeth and Peter McGowanMary McGuirkJason OlkoKatrina and Patrick PalleschiElizabeth Perl and Mike DerryPhilip and Shiara PfeiferPaul and Mary Anne RocheRev. Robert A. SpencerAmy and Jeffrey TruebloodElizabeth WingoRicardo and Pamela Zayas

1994Ronan CampbellElizabeth CookeDaniel Corrou, SJJoseph CrosbyPatricia Dawson

Andrea and Chris DunlapDeirdre GriffinDavid and Kate HaydenMark Humowiecki and Kara FinckKatherine KetchumMargaret LaurenceSusan and Kenneth MunroMichael and Allison O’GradyAndree PatronPaul Perl and Diana DibrardinoChristina RuccioAmy and George SniderVeronica Tollefson

1995Jennifer and James Van BogartJudith and Peter CherichettiRebecca and Michael FinnertyJoseph and Megan HoldenKevin and Clara HurleyTavia Kowalchuk and Richard DuroPeggy and Michael LorozLeonard and Amy MadalonLaura MarhoeferJulia MarkleyKathleen and William McGrawAimee MchaleAdam PlantingaAmber and Luis RaboMr. and Ms. Andrew A. RamsayNicole Rieck and Mark W. HastonLynn and Tim WilgenbuschTheresa and Greg BeattyTara and Richard CasparAnnemarie and Todd ChairsSiobhan DannackerLynne and Michael DayJulie and Mark DemersKristin and Nathan EngelErin FahnoeAmy Fleischauer and James BashamRichard Heide and Jose ReyesKevin and Jennifer HoughtonDavid Jennings and Jennifer Krebs

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Camille E. IntrocasoDaniel JohnsonEileen and Daniel KellyMichael and Lindsey MahannaMatthew McGarry and Michaela EggerBeth and Jeremy McNameeMatthew O’Brien and Gina CasalegnoRobert ParkerDr. Cassie G. RootMatthew RudmannKatherine Van TasselChristine and Tin TranBrendan and Elizabeth Walsh

2001Bryan BoylePeter Butler and Matthew BaileyMatthew Carriker and LaToya V. Carriker StaineEllen EricsonMary G. Giffear and Jimmy GiffearKaty and Brian GreenJessica and David GreengrassDr. Jeffrey D. Jenks and Kelli DiasKevin and Christine KmiecMatthew and Carol LangMelinda and Adam LeoneGeorge and Charlotte LeydonZachary and Jill OlmsteadAndrew and Beth PawukCathleen and John PhelanJames Ratner and Elizabeth Jarpe-RatnerSarah and Joseph ReisingerMarie and Ryan Rillorta

2002Greg ChiarellaJames and Christina DeasyMichael and Elizabeth Van DykeRakel Evenson and Benjamin G. IngelsonMeghan and Caleb GeivettJoseph and Amanda LanganTanya and Martin LaskowskiJody Mashek

Paula McNamaraMary McPhersonMaya PaulClaire PfisterLynsi C. Rahorst and Janete OliveiraCynthia M. SchmersalSarah Seidel and Graham Dempsey-CorbettMegan SheehanLaura SheppardMichael and Erin SmithRobin TurnerRachel Voukon and Alexander Fees

2003Megan and Matthew BarnesChristopher BielickiNancy CastignettiJohn ConcannonAmy H. CusackAnne DeNyseAnne FlosiJohn and Cathleen JarczykDanyce LetkewiczDr. Mary McHughMichelle MooreKelly O’DonnellMeghan PeskoRebecca and Chris PhelanSarah Simeone and Mark IreyRichard and Seung SinatraOwen SpeerLaura and Vincent VittoriaBrian and Suzanne WallisJustin F. Zuiker

Kathryn LawlerMary LedgerSara and Kevin LeeJames MocklerJames and Margaret MonahanLeah and Casey NewtonAmy Postel and Bernard KoontzAnne and Patrick QuinnDoug SchenkelbergKara Spak and Steve WarmbirHarold and Erika Wilde

1997Jean BaxJoanna CiprianoAndrea and Michael GriffinMatthew and Amy HartmanSarah and Robert HuelinTristan HuieAndre R. Javier-Barry and Melissa BarryTeri and Bill KriegeLeigh and Elgin Knobbe ManalangLauren McTeague and John MinzeVanessa NeustromMaureen and Eamon ReillyMisha SimmondsLeigh and Matthew SymkowickStefanie and Justin TalmadgeCarie and Richard WeeksBen and Ann Winter

1998Susan M. Bippley and Michael LeahyDavid Chilenski and Sarah MeyerJohn and Nancy ChristensenAlene ConantElizabeth and James CornehlsenPeter CroninJames and Stephanie GilmartinKristin HudockJennie KneedlerTamara KonigJustin Laubach and Rebeccah PelleDavid Lester

Michael LibbyChristopher and Alyse LustigMarisa McQuaidAnn NaffzigerScott NashEileen OroszlanyElizabeth RogersSara Schmitt and Scott R. PetersenMegan TracyClaire TullyTeresa and Curtis Turner

1999Amanda and Matthew AxeenMegan ChurchCynthia HsuKatie and Michael IrvineEileen and Richard JohnsMaria LeungRyan and Valerie Macy-HurleyPaul McAndrewKara and Timothy O’LearyAngela Paviglianiti and Paul T. DargaKari ReebTrisha Teofilo and Ricardo OlaveJennifer TineAnne WalentikRosemary and Kevin WalshSara Zrike

2000Matthew BazarMara ByrneElizabeth and Nathan ConleyJaime L. Danehey and William HansenMichael and Brigid DanielsAlison and Evan DeanMargaret DuffyScott FilippiniAmy Johnson J. Garcia and Omar G. SanchezBryan HeadDeborah K. Heimel and Hanna KarpmanJill Hertel

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2004Nicole AndersonJessica and David BuckleyMatthew Day and Cate StabileJulie and Matt FryeDawn KurasErin LavinHolly and Trent Leon-LiermanJanelle and Joseph LubomirskiPatrick and Anna MahoneyCaitlin McGeeKimberly OxilesBree PetrillaDaniel PulaskiDaniel RamirezEric StantonAndrew Wakefield

2005Kate BeukenkampKelly GibbonsMatthew and Jennifer McCannJeanne PowersVictoria RentzDavid Scholl and Ellen StrykerPeter and Christine Toepfer

2006Leslie and Eric BarrettDavid de BarrosJessica GeorgeAlyse Giambone Abraham Grindle and Arani KajenthiraMonica and David KonschnikEmily Madison and Chris CrookMargaret NuzzoleseElisabeth ReedEmily Rodda and Zackary ZweberMeghan RoddaKristen and Brian Weeks

2007Cara BallDr. Kathleen BarnesNicholas and Alyssa BresciaPaul and Mary FreemanChristopher GeraghtyCassandra and Nate Williams

2008Colleen and Daniel BodekAndy CostiganLindsey DayChristine GallagherDanielle and Andrew MeisterMichelle PerniniKevin SullivanJohn Waldron

2009Thomas AllainMeghan BrookesMargaret and Gerardo DominguezSeth FisherAlison GillmeisterKaitlin JuleusJoe LanderganMark and Megan LenihanJennifer LydicMadeline PriestEileen QuigleyMichael ReddyDanielle ShieldsKristina Simes

2010Katherine ArdenDeidre KieferElizabeth and Daniel PattonConor J. ReidyKatherine Trautman

2011Christine BurkeSylvia CostelloeLily HanniganNora Moran

2012David CroninCassandra EstassiCooper and Ellen McCulloughMiranda McOskerKara OliveriLaura QuigleyElizabeth ReidRoxanne La Torre

2013Kayla DavisGabby DematteisEmily ErkkinenCassandra LeoneJillian MaddenAnthony MedinaEllen and Cooper Walsh

2014Grace BarneyRobert BrierMichael GallagherDavid HowellAnnarose JowensenSheila KearneyDani MangheraSean O’NeillAnthony RussoAnna RyanDominique Troy

2015Katherine AbalosBridget BarryConnie CacaceMichael LankAndrew LynchRyan MajsakRachel NassGizelle Pendang

2016Antonia CurryBarbara ForbesChristiana HaydenCatherine LarrabeeEmma McCarthyKerrin McKenneyMeagan McKinstryMeghan MurphySean O’RourkeMarina PetrilliErin RoutledgeDanielle SchiestleCecilia Strauch

2017Kimberly BrettaSidney BrynAna Sofia GarcíaLina GuerreroMarie McDonald-HulenThomas KennedyGrant KirkpatrickKatherine LoveRob MudgeMary PutzAustin Smith James and Theodora PetosaKen Coughlin

THANK YOU SO MUCH TO THE 4:30PM CHOIR MEMBERS OF THE CATHOLIC COMMUNITYAT STANFORD WHO DONATED TO MY CAMPAIGN! YOUR SUPPORT WAS ENCOURAGINGAS I BEGAN MY JV YEAR.

THANKS TO YOUR DONATIONS, I HAVE BEEN ABLE TO MEET AND MINISTER TO DOZENS OF ASYLUM SEEKERS THROUGH THE ADVOCATES FOR HUMAN RIGHTS (AND AM STILL SINGING, NOW AT THE BASILICA OF ST. MARY). THANK YOU FOR ALL OF THE LOVE —AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR DONATIONS TO THE JESUIT VOLUNTEER CORPS.

Rosie La Puma (Twin Cities 2017-18)

Each year, hundreds of young people make the courageous decisionto commit to a year of service with the Jesuit Volunteer Corps.

These Jesuit Volunteers (JVs) engage in vital service within 48 communitiesaround the world. Send Me to Serve has two primary functions:

WHAT IS ‘SEND ME TO SERVE’?

Raise funds in support of JVC,which help us continue to partner withover 200 non-profit agenciesand provide vital service to tens ofthousands of people every year.

Help JVs and their friends and familiesto connect their friends and family moredeeply with the mission of JVC, andspread it far and wide.

ROSIE LA PUMAWAS INSPIRED BY THOSE WHOGAVE TO HER CAMPAIGN:

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$1,000 or moreChrist the King ChurchRobyn DonahueMr. and Mrs. Kathy GeraciJoan M. McDonaldMarkee T. BiaggiMary Ann ErlangerMary E. McDonaldJames Scherer

$500 to $999William G. BarrMr. and Mrs. Timothy BaxterJoseph BeckerKimberly Bretta †Gabriel CuadraDennis DeConciniPeter DuffySean DuffyMichael ErdlenSamuel HahmElizabeth HannanEric JensenMatt JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Matt KellerJohn Lorson and Kate Lydon-LorsonRuth MarconiElizabeth MarshallTibi McCannPamela McNamaraGreg MesmerRonald RegerLillian RoddyKaren ShanleyThaddeus J. SoprychMariah SpellmanBob StewartEvelyn B. SummersAnne C. Thomeer

$250 to $499Mr. and Mrs. Joseph AlfonsiDoreen BlandinoBrian Boettcher and Mary E. DiganDon BolingbrokeSidney Bryn †Robert ButterfieldCesar and Mary CappelliniGary CasterJames W. CloudJoseph CoffeyBaldomero CollazoMr. and Mrs. Dennis CrollLea CunninghamDino J. DeConciniGrace L. DiVirgilioMr. and Mrs. Henry R. EtchbergerElyssa M. FielderBrian ForbathJeanette FranckRafael and Nelida GarciaEileen GibsonGreystone Environmental Services, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Mark HaleyBernard HalpernMolly HeckenbergEd W. HerreraPaul J. HughesDick and Kelly Hulseman †William HulsemanJoe HulsemanChris JohnsonLucille KellyLizanne KindlerBob KloosMargaret KovachKimberly LabarPhyllis LawlerMary LeonhardtBrittany LincicomeKathy and John LippertMike LydonBeth MallonDorothy A. Malloy

Robert MartinMichelle McCullionPatricia McDonaldJohn McGoldrickNatalie MillerTheresa MisslinDr. and Mrs. Orestes MoldesNora Moran †Kevin MulcroneAnn Naffziger †Raghavendra NakkaJon NuxollPamela J. O’LearyPatricia PadianJames and Tara PangakisMr. and Mrs. Alexander PaulC. Eileen PopichRobert RichterMary K. RoddyMichelle SantoraCarl SchanbacherJohn and Beth SchaperMaria TelferJane ThompsonJay A. TorresStacy TrunnellCharles J. WaeltzKatie K. WeinbergDave WertzbergerThomas Whitsett

$1 to $249AnonymousMichael AbbattistaFrances AbdooIsabella AbeliteTimothy I. AbrahamsenPedro AcostaKaren AhernTaemin AhnMary Ann AigeldingerTamar AizenbergJensen AkeyLeslie Albanna

Katie AlbrightMeghan AlcantarCharles AlexanderLeAnn AlexanderAnne AllenNancy AltemusSiana AmosLaura AmplemanAnna AnastasioRobert and Anne AnastasioJune AndersonJuliet AndersonJohn AndreasenStacy AndrewJeff AndrewsMary Jo AndrewsGreg AngeloJeff AngeraJudy AngeraMary AnglaniMary Ann and Paul FrancoMary AnnLaura AppellCJ ApreaCristina AragónCarmen ArangoNicole ArbourDuane ArmitageRoxanne ArriazaDale ArseneaultGrace AshforthShealeigh AtkinsonChristopher AubinAlison AucielloJon AumannMarilyn AvilesMichael AyersCristina AzanzaAnn BabingtonMary BaconNicholas BaderAileen BadiaMona BadwanVeronica Bahena

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Tamie BaileyVicki F. BakerFrank BalasMarita BaldinoMartha BaldwinBrian BannonRamon BarbaDominic BarbaraJason BargnesPatti BargnesTarrie BarnesScherod T. BarnesGrace Barney †James BaroneOlivia BaroniSarah BarrettMaureen BarriosGabrielle BarthelmeKatherine BatesAmanda B. BattleMr. and Mrs. Drew BaumanBrie BaumertKen and Margaret BaxterSharon BaxterJohn T. BeaverKelley BeckSelena BedollaJoseph and Lisa BeebeJordan BellDavid BendeleTammi BenderGeorge BengtsonJohn BenzElmer BernalTraci BertzPeter BerubeAmrit BhinderMaria BiaggiKathleen F. BiaggiLiz BibaudSuzanne M. BiekerAnnette BielskiPatricia D. BilbaoNorman Black III

Jacki BlackErin BlackJim and Tracey BlakeLeopold BloomAmanda M. BlouchMary BlumSue BlumfelderDalton N. BoatrightClaude BocqueDr. Michele BogardSuzanne BogersChris BolandAnna BoltonChris and Heidi BolzJaclyn BonnerBrian BonnerBridget BoschAndrej BosnjakKevin BowlingSuzan BoydAlison L. BoyleLindsey BradleyJennifer BradleyToya Garcia-BradowSiobhán BradshawEvan BrennanKerri BresnanMr. and Mrs. David BrettSharon BrewerJim and Jodi BroganCynthia BroomhallLizbeth BrosnanMichele BroussardDr. Steven W. BrownPeter BrownAlison BrunnerNancy BrunoMary BrunsonAntonio De Loera-BrustNathan BubesJoanne BuckSara BuckleyDenise BuckleyJane Bufe

Theresa and James Buiel †Haaken BungumCherie BurgettKathleen BurkeRobert BurkeMary BurnsMargaret and Brad BurtonCharmaine BurtonStan and Cathi BusseCeleste ButcherRev ButlerTrent ButlerChris ButlerLarry ButterfieldTerri ByerDevon ByersAngela ByersJennifer ByersRafael CaballeroIsabel CabezasMatt CafisoDr. Connor CairoliThomas CallahanRob CallusNancy Van CampChristine CampanelliJennifer CampbellAndrew CandelaJackie CappelliniPablo CardenalBridgid E. CareyTonya CareyMaggie CareyJeff CarlsonAurielo CarmolingoSarah CarneyChristian CaronRobert CarotiKaren CarrDylan CarsonAnnie S. CarterDiana CarterLisa CartolanoLinda Cataldo

Jane CecilPauline CerkvenikSharon ChaconKathryn ChambersDiana ChambersM. R. ChampionDr. Lindso ChandlerApril C. Ames-ChaseAlejandra ChavezChristine ChenMichael ChenNathan ChesmoreZoe ChevalierLena J. ChildressMelissa ChinJoshua ChoJohn ChoiCole ChristensenJohn ChristmasDillon ChronisterSusan ChuteStacey CiceroMargaret H. ClarkVictor ClarkGabrielle ClarksonJustine De ClaroAllison ClearyCassie CloudMarisa ClougherMorgan CoilAngela ColabianchiJames ColazzoVeronica ColbornNancy ColemanMarcie ColemanLaura C. CollyerJohn CongletonMichael O’ConnellKelsey ConnollyBarbara ConnorKaren ConnorEllen ConradJanice ConradBette Constantin† f

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Jacqueline DeWanAlex DiamondCordelia Buitrago-DiazJill DickersonJenny dickinsonEmily DicksonBonnie DiczhazyPeter DiehlMaggie DiemunschKaren DietzPasquale H. DiFilippoBridget DiganDaniel DignamMorgan DigneyBrittany DillardMr. and Mrs. Dan DillingerCynthia DimitrijevicSheila DinnChristie B. DionMeg DionisiLeah DionisiSusan DittigSusan DoeringMary DohertyVirginia DohertyRyanne DohertyEmerald DohlemanPatricia DoleseRuth DonahueDr. Nancy L. DonaldsonShannen DonoghueSamuel DonohueShannon DonovanSamuel DorfSharon M. DowneyAnna DoyleDeborah M. DoyleMichael DoyleWilliam DoyleLucy DroneCynthia Thornton-DrostDerek DuarteRegina DuFauxJay and Katie Duffy

James DuffyKevin DuffyRichard DugganSusan DunnMichelle DuPuisKaitlynn DurkinJason DuttonMary EasleySandy EdgerAlma EdgerlyRiley EdwardsStephanie EilertKayla EllsworthLucca EloyJim EmsillerTerry EndoDeborah EngaldoMonica EngelbrechtSuzanne W. EnglishMaureen EnrightMichael and Allana EnrightKerry ErlangerTheresa ErlangerBetty ErlangerMary ErlangerFrank ErlangerJoseph ErlangerMolly ErlangerKathy EsfahaniJeannette EskridgeCourtney EstevesBill and Ann-Scott EttingerRenata EvanDavid EvansSarah EvansJulie EwartJenna EzzellChristine FabelJesse FaceyCullen FactorMaria FagreMs. Rachel FagutDr. Osvaldo FajardoDianne Fallon-Tarpey

Maryann FamaPayne FamilyMoses FamilySchisler FamilyNixon FamilyAnthony FaulisiJudith A. FazekasEleanor D. FedeliKelly FehlnerBen FeitenAnna M. FelczakAnn FeltchJia FengBarbara FeolaJon FergusonKelly FergussonRubi Ann FernanMarie FerranNat M. FerranteJulie FerraroMatthew FerrisJessica FichtelMr. and Mrs. Michael FiegenPenny FikesTim FinnTrevor S. FinnPatrick FinnertyLinda FinnertyFederico FiondellaChelsea FirraGary FischmanLucy FishellJessica L. FisherJudith M. FisherAlvin FisherMargaret FitzGeraldBrian FitzGeraldNorma FitzgeraldSusan FitzgeraldThomas FitzMackenLaura FitzpatrickGrainne FitzpatrickCynthia FitzpatrickTim Flaherty

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Zac GallagherBridget GallegosKate GalliganJude GallowayAnna GamacheMia GancaycoBifeng GaoJacqueline GarciaKirsten Rischert-GarciaAna Sofia GarcíaTherese GarvinJohn W. GearanGrace GeehanGretchen GendeNicholas GenoveseLeah GeorgesJoseph GeraciAmanda GeraldoVirginia GerbasiMolly GerschPeter GianarisMr. and Mrs. Willam GiannettaPatrick G. GibbonsAbby GibsonBetsy GierMr. and Mrs. Jim GieseBo GilbertsonOlivia GilbertsonMary GillickAnnie GilligMaura GilligMichael J. GilligMatthew R. GilligKarla GillinDr. Florence GillmanElizabeth GlaserMargaret GlassmanTammy GlassonJill GlennMike GoekeAaron GoldsteinGabriela V. GomezLulu GonellaRochelle Gonzales

Gail GonzalesIvette GonzalezMichele GoodenowPatricia GoodpasterShannon GormanColleen GosenCourtney GravesBecky GrayLinda GreenDallas GreenElizabeth GreenCollin GribbonsBrendan GribbonsMary GribbonsMaire GriffinMaeve E. GriffinJames GriffinSteve GriffinJamie GrigonisElizabeth GripKaren GripPatricia GripRosemary GrosseLina Guerrero †Oralia GuerreroYolanda GuerreroMarie GuestoTrisha GuilatcoTish GuinterMimi Sen GuptaJulia GustinSilvana GutierrezKathy and Jamie HaaseJessica HaczewskiNaomi HagemanJackson HaggeDiane HagopianPono HaitsukaZelmira HambleyJulie HambuchenVal HaminaIan HaminaSandra Waddell-HancockRegina Hand

Kirsten HandleyThomas HaniganKyra HanlonLily Hannigan †LindaH HansonAlexandra HantonSusan Happ and Christopher ShineSarah HargisBrennan J. HarkinEvelyn HarkinsTheresa HarmonKaren HarnElizabeth HarnerScott HartlJeanette A. HartmannTheresa HarveyMaryAnne HaskinsMary HassellMr. and Mrs. James HavasTracy HawkJulie HawsChristiana Hayden †John HaysNancy HeCarter HeadrickBarbara H. HealyRyan HeffernanDiane M. HehmeyerJohn HeisterkampDavid HellerJonathan HendrixJim HenrySamantha HermanMaria HernandezAnnamarie HernandezAudrey HersmanDr. Miriam HeymanDr. David E. HicksMr. and Mrs. Patrick HillMarilou C. HittJustin HoKatherine HodgesMary HoltzSarah Homer† f

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Kristine JohnsonCrista R. JohnsonMartha JohnsonRoseann JohnsonClaire JohnsonShelby JohnsonRobert JohnstonJacob JohnstonMaryAnn JonaitisApril T. JonesJulie JonesThomas J. JordanAnnarose Jowensen †Nicholas JoyRyan C. KaneSabrina KantorDenise KapuzaAliki E. KaragiannisLexi M. KarpukMike KatesStephanie KavanaghAlyssa KeaneElizabeth KearnsLuke O’KeefeKaitlin KelleherKathleen KellerMichael KelleyMelissa Malia-KellySuzanne B. KellyRyan KellyPaul KellyJennifer KellyDianna KenneallyThomas Kennedy †Sam KennellyAndi KenneyEmily KernKathleen KerseySara KerseyLogan KeselGretchen M. KesslerMr. and Mrs. William KevilleMelissa KeysBryan E. Kiel

Dennis KilcullenAmy Killeen and Deanne LoftusOh KimSue M. KingBrandon KingJordan KingMeme KingNorma KingmaAllen and Coleen KingsleyErin KiniryMegan KinneyMary KinneyGrant Kirkpatrick †Darren KirkwoodLauren KirwinCraig and Joyce KivettMary D. KlaholzAnita Cooper KleeGwen KleinAnna KleinleinKim KniffinNorma A. KnottAlex KnowlesLisa KochRikki KoeblerDavid KoellerNicholas KoeppenDr. Ronette KolotkinTyler KonkalKylie KonrathSarah KorchakMartin J. KoughanJoseph KraemerJillyn and Chris KratochvilRobert and Anne KrausSue KreusserNoreen KrevisTeri and Bill Kriege †Patricia KrivoshIzabela M. KruszczakKelly S. KryszakKarli KujawaDeborah KujawaSuzanne S. Kumashiro

Susan KunkleJohn W. KuzinKevin KyserBecky LaAnn LaBeckRobin LaBrunerieMarisa LaceyLaurie LacsonLisa LaffertyShailyn LaFleurDr. Jennifer Lydon-LamStephanie LaMartinaNina LambertJulie and Ken LanceStephanie LandgrafAnna LangJames LanganCarol LangdonBridgett LangsonMichael Lank †Mary LanningSarah LanningMelani LaoSamuel LapierreDavid LappenSally LartonoixRadel LasinJulie LaskinMeredith LatchawTheresa LathamLisa Reiter-Lavery †Mervin LawMaria LawnCaitlin LawrenceVictoria LeTracy LeavelleJae LeeNamhee LeeChris LeeJoan LeeRobin LeeRees LeeVictoria LefelhoczMelissa Lei

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Mr. and Mrs. Leo MacDonaldMaude MacGillivrayAnnie MacKenzieMr. and Mrs. James MacKenzieStephen MacquarrieJessica MadrigalLaura MageeKyle MageeFreda MagsinoRichard MaguireTriona MahonMr. and Mrs. Joseph MajcherLaurene MalinowskiAlyssa MalisaniLiz MalnatiSam ManciniJohn ManciniLaurie MannMackenzie ManningRyan Mannion andSarah MastersonMr. and Mrs. Malachy MannionRichard MansfieldAnthony MantiaJustin MaoElizabeth MarciaGeorge MarinosRegan MarooneyJulieta MarquezGilbert MarquezIan MarshallKenneth MarshallMichael B. MartinKathy MartinRosemaria MartinCarol MartinGreg MartinezKevin MartinsPatricia J. MarutJoe and Eileen MarxMarissa MarzulloNatalie MaseSusan MasinoTodd A. Massa

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Debbie MathisCecille MatsuoMr. and Mrs. Tamara MaxwellBeverly MayTeresa McCannDan MccarrollEmma McCarthy †MaryEllen McCarthyAnne McCauleyLeslie McClellanSharon McClintonTodd McColloughMegan McCrateKatie McCruddenElizabeth McCurdyPatricia McDermottShalan McDonaghKathleen McDonaldDr. Ethel L. McDonoughCynthia McGintyKim McGlothinDonna Looney-McGlynnDaniel McGoldrickScotty McGoldrickLindsay McGonegleAnne McGrathLuke MchenryMeghan J. McKennaKerrin McKenney †Kathryn McKenzieElizabeth McKernanSheena McKinneyMeagan McKinstry †Patty McLainMary Ellen McLaughlinMonika McManamyStacy McManusSheila McMenaminKatharine McNamaraMiranda McOsker †John McQuillenMary McSorleySusan McWeeneyErin Mears

Cara E. MedwickJohn G MeleAlex MelendezMarina MendelJennifer MendenhallAnnette MercerCharlene MercerMr. and Mrs. Keith MercerJudy MereditjMatt MerkelMavis MerrillClaribel MesaJobelle MesaMatt MettlerMelody MetzgerMaggie Neenan-MichelLilly MichelakisAlexis MielkeJason MillerGregg MillerMark MillerMary MillerNathan MillerSamantha MillerElizabeth MillerThe MillersRama MillsJoseph Kitson-MillsConnie MindhamClaire MinnickAnn M. MinnickMary MinnucciRobert MitchellRuss MitchellRob MoherMark MolchanyHenry MonacoMatthew MonahanMelanie MongilloCate MooreAnna MooreJohn MooreJavier MoraGeraldine Moran † f

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Judy NgoKaren NielsenMr. and Mrs. Donald NiemiecMary NiemiecElizabeth NistaMarlo NolanDr. Bruce A. NollAndrea NorvilleMachiah NorvilleJamie NotzEdmund NunezGabbi OakesGwenne ObergRebecca OberleEllen OchsRichard O’ConnellMary O’ConnellDr. Brian O’DonnellKelsey O’DonnellMary O’DullivanPaul OhmClaire O’KaneMadeline O’LaughlinAnn T. OldenburgKathleen E. O’LearyLisa OlesenNancie T. OleynikKara Oliveri †Kevin OlivierBlaize OlleJoseph Patrick O’MalleyJean ONeillDana OpferRebecca OrfeiClare OrieIsaac J. OrtegaKelly OrtunoValrie OserEugene and Melinda OstapKatherine OwensErik OwensMelissa A. PadillaEstrellita A. PadillaBrendan Palla

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Luis RodriguezJose RodriguezBlanca RodriguezBen RogersKevin A. RoginskiLucas RollinsMary RommelfangerWill RommelfangerMarybeth RommelfangerDawn RookeNellie RosarioRobin RoseYvonne RosenbergMary Patricia RossNicolette Dimitrijevic-RossiJessica RothTom RothGeena M. RothGiovanna RothPaula RothenbergJennifer RoweJennifer RowlandMolly RoyRosan RoyalJoseph RubianoDonna RugglesMarta RuizJulie RungFerdinand RuplinJohn RushTracey RussellAnthony Russo †Anna Ryan †Elisa RyanMary RyanColleen RyanEllen L. RyanAnna SabasLorie SageStephanie SaikRosalie SaladziusNoran SalahSecrets SalonTina Salvatore† f

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