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2014 ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL

PARISH HANDBOOK

“Our Love of God & Neighbor: A Joy that is Shared!”

Commitment Weekend

March 1-2

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Table of Contents

Page 3 Statistics on 2013 Annual Catholic Appeal Page 4 2014 Annual Catholic Appeal Calendar Page 5 2014 Parish Goals and Rebate Program Page 6 Bulletin Announcements – English and *Spanish Versions Page 8 Pulpit Announcements – English and *Spanish Versions Page 10 Prayers of the Faithful Intentions – English and *Spanish Versions Page 12 Ministries Supported by the Annual Catholic Appeal Page 14 Frequently Asked Questions Page 16 Sample Presentations for Commitment Weekend Page 18 Pledge Processing Procedures Page 20 Transmittal Form Page 21 List of Parish FamilyDioID’s *Special ‘THANKS’ to the Office of Hispanic Ministries for their assistance in the translation of the Annual Catholic Appeal materials into Spanish.

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Statistics on the 2013 Appeal

Goal: $2,400,000

Dollars Raised: $2,407,373.28

100.3% of Goal

Donors= 19,109

19.4% participation across Diocese

Parishes over Goal= 49

Dollars Rebated= $ 169,536.97 as of December 31, 2013 (an increase of $10,000 over 2012)

Average Gift= $ 125.98

Diocesan Staff Pledged = $ 16,288

Clergy Pledged= $ 95,202

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2014 ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL Parish Campaign Timeline

January 16 – February 13 Regional Presentations (Staff/Lay Training) February 9 Start of parish/diocesan fundraising blackout period

Week of February 10 Begin distribution of DVD/CD to Parishes Week of February 10 Begin Mailing Supplies to Parishes Week of February 10 All parish letters mailed out by Foundation February 22 Announcement Weekend – Video/CD is played at parish March 1-2 Commitment Weekend Week of March 16 Bulletin insert to parishes via weekly mailing Week of March 30 Second mailing to everyone who gave in 2012 and 2013 but not to 2014 Week of April 14 Final bulletin insert to parishes – “Not Too Late” April 27 End of parish/diocesan fundraising blackout period June 30 End of parish phase of the appeal

Dates Parishes and Other Diocesan Organizations May Not Fundraise:

February 9 through April 27, 2014.

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2014 Parish Goal Information

Overall 2014 Annual Catholic Appeal Goal = $2.5 million

Formula for Goal:

The formula for the 2014 Annual Catholic Appeal Parish Goal is the same as the

formula used for the 2011, 2012 and 2013 appeals. The goal is based on Sunday,

Holyday, Easter and Christmas Offertory Collections. The Offertory Totals for

each parish are added together for a grand total. The calculation is then made

for each parish indicating what percentage the parish offertory is of the grand

total. That percentage is then applied to the overall Annual Catholic Appeal goal.

2014 Rebate Program:

The rebate program will once again be available for parishes during the 2014

Annual Catholic Appeal. Parishes that went over goal in 2013 will receive a

rebate equal to 80% of the funds raised in excess of the parish goal. All other

parishes going over goal in 2014 will receive a rebate equal to 75% of the funds

raised in excess of the parish goal. Parishes will receive rebate payments on two

occasions. The first payment will reflect Annual Catholic Appeal payments made

through June 30, 2014 and will be issued the second week of July 2014. The

second and final rebate will be for payments received through December 31,

2014. This check will be issued in early January 2015.

Parish Goals:

Pastors will receive their parish goals via the Wednesday Mail to parishes by the

Catholic Foundation staff.

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2014 Annual Catholic Appeal Bulletin Announcements

The following messages may be inserted into your parish bulletin:

Announcing Commitment Weekend:

Next weekend, March 1/2, will be Commitment Weekend at our parish for the 2014 Annual

Catholic Appeal. If you are registered with the parish, you should have already received a letter

regarding this vital appeal. Please bring your completed pledge form with you to Mass next

weekend. Additional pledge envelopes will be available in the pews for our visitors.

75% of funds raised over our parish goal of (insert amount) will be rebated back to our parish.

(Note to pastors: if you went over goal last year, you may want to insert your rebated amount

and how it was used at your parish and how you will now qualify for an 80% rebate.)

Update on the Campaign (can be used any time during the campaign):

As of (insert date), our parishioners have pledged (insert amount) to the 2014 Annual Catholic

Appeal. Thank you to everyone who has made a pledge or gift. We are at (insert percentage)

of our parish goal. You can still make a gift to the Annual Catholic Appeal and have it count

toward our parish goal. If you do not have the pledge form that was mailed to you, they are

available at the parish office. You may also mail your gift to: ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL

2014, PO Box 917, Toledo, OH 43697; or use the convenient online giving option at

www.toledodiocese.org.

Not Too Late to Make a Gift (can be used any time during the campaign):

You can still make a gift to the Annual Catholic Appeal and have it count toward our parish goal.

If you do not have the pledge form that was mailed to you, they are available at the parish office.

You may also mail your gift to: ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL 2014, PO Box 917, Toledo, OH

43697 or use the convenient online giving option at www.toledodiocese.org. Please make sure

to indicate that your gift is to be credited to our parish.

Pastor Message in Bulletin:

I encourage you to join me in supporting our Annual Catholic Appeal. The ministries it supports

are a source of hope to many in our Diocese. As you prayerfully consider a gift in accordance

with your financial blessings, please know that the 2014 Leadership Team and I are grateful to

you for your sacrifice, regardless of the amount. Thank you and God bless you!

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2014 Annual Catholic Appeal Bulletin Announcements

El siguiente mensaje puede ser insertado en su boletín parroquial: El siguiente fin de semana,

Marzo 1 y 2 será el fin de semana de compromiso en nuestra parroquia de la Campaña Católica

Anual del año 2014. Si tú estas registrado en la parroquia ya debiste de haber recibido una

carta sobre ésta campaña importante. Por favor trae tu forma de compromiso completa

contigo a misa el siguiente fin de semana. Sobres de compromiso adicionales estarán

disponibles en las bancas de la iglesia para nuestros visitantes.

El 75% de los fondos recaudados sobre la meta de nuestra parroquia de (poner cantidad) será

regresado a nuestra parroquia.

Actualización en la Campaña (puede ser usada en cualquier momento durante la campaña)

Desde (poner fecha), nuestros parroquianos han prometido (poner cantidad) a la CCA del 2014.

Gracias a todos aquellos que han hecho la promesa o una contribución. Estamos al (poner

porcentaje) de la meta de nuestra parroquia. Tú todavía puedes hacer un regalo a la CCA y que

cuente para llegar la meta de nuestra parroquia. Si no tienes la forma de compromiso que fue

mandada a tu casa por correo, están disponibles en la oficina de la parroquia. También puedes

mandar tu regalo por correo a: ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL 2014, P. O. Box 917, Toledo, OH

43697; o puedes usar la opción para hacer tu donación usando el Internet

www.toledodiocese.org. Por favor asegúrate de indicar que tu regalo sea acreditado a nuestra

parroquia.

No es muy tarde para hacer tu Regalo

Tú todavía puedes hacer un regalo a la CCA y que cuente para llegar a la meta de nuestra

parroquia. Si no tienes la forma de compromiso que fue mandada a tu casa por correo, están

disponibles en la oficina de la parroquia. También puedes mandar tu regalo por correo a:

ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL 2014, P. O. Box 917, Toledo, OH 43697; o puedes usar la opción

para hacer tu donación usando el Internet www.toledodiocese.org. Por favor asegúrate de

indicar que tu regalo sea acreditado a nuestra parroquia.

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Pulpit/Parish Announcements

The following messages may be used at your parish during the parish announcement period: Weekend of February 22 and 23 Father (Name) would like to remind you that next weekend is the Annual Catholic Appeal Commitment Weekend. We ask that you prayerfully consider your gift so that the diocese continues its ministries in the 19 counties it serves. We will once again conduct in-pew solicitation. Pledge envelopes will be provided next week if you do not receive one in the mail. Commitment Weekend March 1 and 2 The 2014 Annual Catholic Appeal begins this weekend. Our parish family has been asked to raise $(Insert Goal). As your pastor I ask each of you to prayerfully consider how you can participate through a sacrificial gift to help our diocesan ministries such as faith formation, vocations, Catholic Charities, and (Insert a ministry of special significance to parish). I ask each household to consider a gift. Remember when we exceed our goal, 75% of the funds over goal will be rebated back to the parish. (If you are a parish that went over goal for the 2013 Appeal, you will receive an 80% rebate).

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Pulpit/Parish Announcements

FIN DE SEMANA DE FEBRERO 22-23

Al padre (nombre) le gustaría recordarles que el siguiente fin de semana, es el fin

de semana de compromiso de la Campaña Católica Anual. Pedimos que por

medio de la oración consideres tu donación para que la Diócesis continúe sus

ministerios en los 19 condados a los que sirve. Volveremos una vez más a dirigir

una solicitación. Los sobres de compromiso serán distribuidos la próxima semana,

si no lo has recibido por correo.

FIN DE SEMANA DE COMPROMISO MARZO 1-2

La Campaña Católica Anual del 2014 comienza este fin de semana. A nuestra

familia parroquial se le ha pedido recaudar $(poner cantidad). Como su Pastor les

pido a cada uno de ustedes que por medio de la oración consideren como pueden

ustedes participar a través del sacrificio de su donación para que puedan ayudar a

nuestros ministerios diocesanos como formación en la fe, vocaciones, caridades

católicas y (poner un ministerio de especial significancia para la parroquia). Le

pido a cada familia que considere una donación. Recuerden que cuando nuestra

meta sea superada, el 75% del dinero que sobrepase la meta será regresado a la

parroquia.

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Prayers of the Faithful

Consider including the following during general intercessions on Commitment Weekend: “May we prayerfully consider the needs of our Diocesan Church as we begin the Annual Catholic Appeal. We Pray to the Lord.” Consider including the following during general intercessions during the course of the campaign: “The Lord calls upon each of us to love our neighbor as ourselves. May we be mindful of this as we support the Annual Catholic Appeal. We Pray to the Lord.” “May we pray for the success of the Annual Catholic Appeal and support the mission and ministry of the Diocese through our gifts of time, talent and treasure. We Pray to the Lord.”

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Prayers of the Faithful

ORACIONES DE LOS FIELES

Considere incluir las siguientes oraciones en el fin de semana de compromiso:

Al comenzar nuestra Campaña Católica Anual, por medio de la oración,

consideremos las necesidades de nuestra Iglesia Diocesana. Oremos al Señor.

Considere incluir las siguientes oraciones durante el curso de la campaña:

El Señor nos llama a cada uno de nosotros a amar a nuestros hermanos como a

nosotros mismos. Estemos conscientes de esto al apoyar la Campaña Católica

Anual. Oremos al Señor.

Oremos por el éxito de la Campaña Católica Anual y apoyemos la misión y el

ministerio de la Diócesis a través de nuestras donaciones de tiempo, talentos y

riquezas. Oremos al Señor.

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ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL Supported Activities

Our Vocations staff assists men in recognizing, understanding and responding to their call to the

priesthood. Our Diocese is blessed to have 20 seminarians. We look forward to the ordination of

Deacon Matthew Frisbee in 2014.

The Toledo Diocese is truly blessed to have 204 ordained deacons involved in parishes, institutions

and diocesan ministries. Our Deacon Formation staff works closely with men as they discern their

calling and prepare for ordination.

The Office of Young Adult and Campus Ministry serves with and supports parishes and campus

ministries in young adult ministry which includes: connecting young adults, college age to 20s and 30s,

with Jesus Christ, the Church, its mission in the world, and a peer community. The Office also serves

with and assists campus ministries in bringing about ministry to higher education that involves serving

with and forming students, faculty, and staff in faith, leadership, and full participation in the life of the

Church. There are 23 Colleges and Universities in the Diocese of Toledo. Our Campus Ministry has a

presence on 17 campuses that are served by volunteer, full or part-time Campus Ministers throughout

our Diocese including: The University of Toledo and UT Medical Center; Bowling Green State University;

University of Findlay; Bluffton University; OSU at Mansfield; University of Northwestern Ohio, Lima; OSU

at Lima; Rhodes State College, Lima; Defiance College, Defiance; Mercy College of Ohio, Toledo; Owens

Community College, Perrysburg; Lourdes University, Sylvania; Terra State Community College, Fremont;

and Tiffin and Heidelberg Universities, Tiffin.

Our Diocesan Youth Ministry works to provide our youth with opportunities to deepen their

understanding of our faith and their relationship with Jesus Christ. The Office coordinates:

TEC (Teens Encounter Christ) – since 2009, Youth Ministry has organized this three-day retreat

experience for high school juniors and seniors.

The Diocesan Youth Council, a council of youth from parishes all over the Diocese of Toledo

willing to engage in the active planning of and participation in all parish and diocesan youth

ministry endeavors. Activities include the Middle School and High School Youth Rallies, the

Good Friday Walk and Diocesan Youth Day at Cedar Point.

The annual “March for Life” bus trip to Washington D.C. to protest abortion has been at

capacity for the last several years.

Our Evangelization and Parish Life promotes the “new evangelization” throughout our diocese while

providing resources and support for the parishes in their evangelization efforts, especially in initiatives

to the inactive Catholic and the unchurched.

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Catholic Charities is always there safeguarding the physical and emotional needs of our friends,

families and neighbors of all faiths – over 51,000 people were served last year. For example, your

donations helped:

Our Respect Life Ministry assist Catholics in understanding and embracing a respect for human

life and human dignity.

Miriam House Transitional Housing in Norwalk offer safe and stable housing for homeless

women and their children.

Provide more than 85,000 meals annually through our shelters and food pantries.

Provide free clothing, groceries, and household items to 18,773 households.

Provide pregnancy support, adoption, and post-adoption services to 513 women and men

Provide emergency rent/mortgage assistance, permanent housing, and financial education to

940 households.

The Equal Access Ministry provides parishes and individuals with resources to ensure that persons

with disabilities are included in all aspects of Church life by:

Reproducing the Catholic Chronicle on audio tape – free of charge for low vision and blind persons.

Providing Mass booklets for children with autism or cognitive disabilities as well as sacramental

preparation materials for deaf children.

Working to promote and support inclusive education for children with disabilities in Catholic schools.

Providing large print Sacramentary for our clergy who may need it.

Our diocesan Office of Catechesis (Religious Education) oversees and supports the work of our parishes

and schools in passing on the treasures of our Catholic Faith from pre-K through adult — and provides

specialized formation for the religious education leaders, teachers and catechists of the

diocese. Through its various classes, workshops and media lending library, the Office of Catechesis

provides adult faith formation and catechetical ministry formation for hundreds of participants each

year.

Hundreds of Catholics in hospitals, nursing centers, or homebound participate weekly in the

celebration of Sunday Mass via television or radio broadcasting. The diocese spends $50,000 annually

to purchase the airtime needed to televise the Sunday, Christmas and Easter Masses to our homebound

Catholics.

Parishes benefit from access to professionals at the Diocesan offices for personnel, legal,

communications and financial issues.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Annual Catholic Appeal

What is the Annual Catholic Appeal?

The Annual Catholic Appeal is our yearly, major fundraising effort to support many of the important

educational, spiritual and service ministries our Diocese offers. All Catholics throughout the Diocese are

asked to support the Annual Catholic Appeal with their prayers and financial resources.

Why should I contribute?

As Catholics, we know in our hearts that each of us is called to support the ministries of our Church. Our

gifts make it possible for our 19-county Diocese to provide vital services to the spiritual and physical

well-being of men, women and children in Northwest Ohio. Our contributions are also our response to

the Bible’s call to stewardship – to be generous with what we have received from God, who is the true

owner.

Is there a minimum I need to donate?

There is no minimum. We are all asked to contribute as generously as we can, in relation to what God

has so graciously given to us. All gifts to the ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL qualify as a tax deduction under

current tax laws.

Do I have pledge options?

Yes, you have a variety of methods to contribute to the ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL, including: check,

direct debit, credit card (VISA, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover), and gifts of stock. You can

make your gift as a one-time gift, or in payments (8 monthly payments, 4 quarterly payments, or two

semi-annual payments). For the security of your gift, please do not send cash.

Can I donate online?

Yes, a simple online payment mechanism is available on our Diocesan website: www.toledodiocese.org.

Click on “Give” at the top of the home page and you will be given step by step instructions.

Does my parish receive funds from the ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL campaign?

Yes, once a parish reaches its goal, 75% of any additional funds raised are rebated back to the parish. If

your parish went over goal in the 2013 appeal, your parish will receive a rebate of 80% of the funds

raised over goal.

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Do the funds raised through the Annual Catholic Appeal support national organizations?

No, our donations and pledges stay local, supporting our own Diocesan ministries

How do Diocesan ministries benefit my parish?

Your parish benefits chiefly from those ministries it cannot supply or effectively achieve for itself. A

prime example is the recruitment and formation of priests and deacons, and their ongoing training after

ordination.

In the area of education, parishes operate schools and conduct religious education classes, but they

receive a significant amount of educational and administrative support from the diocese.

The same holds true for parish administration in general. The Annual Catholic Appeal allows the diocese

to provide the assistance that parishes often need in dealing with legal, personnel and financial issues.

Someone in your parish may have attended a Catholic Charities’ workshop on the moral and ethical

dilemmas we face as we age or a Bereavement workshop. These are all made possible by the Annual

Catholic Appeal.

Another significant recipient of Annual Catholic Appeal funds is our vocations ministry. Our Vocations

staff assists men in recognizing, understanding and responding to their call to the priesthood; and

women to consecrated religious life. This year our Diocese is blessed to have 20 seminarians, and we

look forward to Deacon Matthew Frisbee’s ordination in 2014.

Where can I find out what my pledge supports?

The February issue of the Catholic Chronicle features an advertisement which details the various diocesan ministries supported by the Annual Catholic Appeal. You may also visit the Annual Catholic Appeal webpage on the diocesan website www.toledodiocese.org

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SAMPLE PRESENTATIONS FOR COMMITMENT

WEEKEND

Script A: (To be delivered by the Pastor/Pastoral Leader)

This weekend we begin our 2014 Annual Catholic Appeal. This year’s theme is Love of

God & Neighbor: A Joy that is Shared!. This diocesan-wide Appeal funds a variety of ministries,

services, and agencies that assist parishes and parishioners throughout our 19-county diocese.

The generosity of this parish has served as a testament to the strong faith of our people. I ask you

to join me today to prayerfully consider our financial support of these essential programs and

services; remember, our Faith is about helping each other no matter the need or location.

Our long standing television broadcasts of Sunday Mass, our vibrant ministry to 15,000

Catholic students on college campuses, and our support of 20 seminarians are just a few of the

essential ministries that depend upon this appeal. Their importance to our Church and the future

of our Faith are vital; as is the success of this appeal to our continuing ability to effectively minister

to God’s People – our families, our neighbors, our friends.

Script B: (For parishes with Lay Chairpersons)

Introduction (by celebrant)

I have asked (Lay Chairperson(s) to speak to us today about our Faith and our 2014 Annual

Catholic Appeal. I’m grateful that (Lay Chairperson(s) has agreed. We are extremely confident that

with (his/her) leadership, we will be successful in achieving our parish appeal goal.

Please welcome Lay Chairperson(s)

Good morning (evening):

Thank you very much Father/Sister_________. When Father/Sister asked me to talk with

you, I began thinking about all the people (including you and me) who benefit from our support

of the Annual Catholic Appeal. Our (long standing) television broadcasts of Sunday Mass, our

vibrant ministry to 15,000 Catholic students on college campuses, and our support of 20

seminarians are just a few of the essential ministries that depend upon this appeal. We the faithful

are called to make a faith connection and extend the love and responsibility we feel for our parish

to the well-being of our Church throughout our Diocese. Information on the ministries supported

by the Annual Catholic Appeal is available from the 2014 Annual Catholic Appeal brochure. You

can also learn more about them in the February issue of the Catholic Chronicle or at the Annual

Catholic Appeal section of the Diocese of Toledo website WWW.TOLEDODIOCESE.ORG.

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(At this point, you may want to interject some thoughts and comments about

yourself, your family, etc., and how a specific diocesan ministry has affected you.)

This year our parish share of the appeal goal is_ _ _ _ _ . Father/Sister and I are confident

that our parish will make every effort to exceed this goal. Hopefully everyone has received the

appeal brochure and their letter from Father/Sister. If you have not received these materials,

please pick up the brochure and pledge envelope in the back of the church (or in the pew). Please

join Father/Sister and me in prayerfully considering a true sacrificial gift to the appeal to the best

of our financial ability.

By providing the financial resources necessary to support ministry throughout our 19

counties, we will do our part in proclaiming God’s kingdom in our parish and diocese.

Script C: (To be delivered by the Pastor/Pastoral Leader)

This past week you have received information about our 2014 Annual Catholic Appeal. I

trust that you have had a chance to consider your response to this appeal. The ministries

supported by the Annual Catholic Appeal (such as our (long standing) television broadcasts of

Sunday Mass, our vibrant ministry to 15,000 Catholic students on college campuses, and our

support of 20 seminarians …) are very important to our mission of serving God’s people. I

recognize that we have many different worthy entities that need our support. I also recognize

that each family will ultimately determine whom to include in their list of charitable

organizations that they support. I hope that each family will recognize the importance of this

appeal.

When considering a gift please reflect on how generous God has been to you with His

gifts. I ask that you join me in prayerfully considering a gift of sacrifice not of convenience. Our

Annual Catholic Appeal funded ministries are worthy of our support and sacrifice. I’m (calling

on) asking every parishioner to consider the pledge plans in your brochure. Consider if one of

those pledge plans matches the priority that you place on the important ministries this appeal

makes possible. Although we want you to consider one of the pledge plans, I in no way expect

that everyone can make the same pledge. Only you, your family and God can make that

determination. I have complete faith that whatever your choice, it will represent your effort to

do the best you can.

At this point, I will ask everyone to take just a few minutes to make your commitment

and complete a pledge envelope found in your pew. For those of you who have already made a

gift, I thank you for your generosity. In a few minutes, I will ask the ushers to pick up all

envelopes and pledge cards, including those that have been brought today.

Thank you once again for listening today. I ask you to pray with me for the success of our

Annual Catholic Appeal.

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Catholic Foundation Pledge Processing

Instructions:

Procedures for Processing Pledges

1. Gather all pledge envelopes and place them separately from the weekly offertory.

2. Open the pledge envelopes, one by one, and look at the name of the parishioner, the total amount pledged and the total amount enclosed – making sure the amounts match. Do not remove checks or correspondence from the envelopes.

3. All parishes are asked to count the total number of pledge envelopes and the total dollars (cash)

received. (You do not need to count the total amount pledged.) Enter this amount on the transmittal sheet. Complete each pledge envelope with the proper parishioner’s FamilyDioID. Please create a new donor record for any new parishioners and fill in all information. Be sure you verify the parishioner does not already have a record in ParishSOFT. No pledge envelopes should be sent without being completely filled in with all important information needed to be processed through the lockbox.

4. Make sure each pledge card/in-pew envelope has the following information:

a. Correct name b. ParishSoft - FamilyDioID c. Total amount of pledge d. Total amount enclosed e. Payment type is checked f. Payment frequency is checked

***If any of the above payment information is missing, please contact your parishioner to verify their intentions. Make sure that the amount written on the pledge card matches the amount of cash in the envelope. If the amount is different, please separate that envelope so that you can call the parishioner to inform them of the discrepancy. ***

5. For parishioners who include CASH with their gift, please separate these envelopes. All cash should be deposited at the parish level and ONE check (payable to the Catholic Foundation) be written to cover the pledges which contained cash. These pledge envelopes should be bound together (with the check on top) so that the bank will understand what the check is covering. (see next page for more details)

6. Complete the transmittal form. Be sure the parish name, city and ParishSOFT ID (6-digit FamilyDioID for your parish) are entered on the form.

7. Include a copy of the transmittal with your lockbox transaction.

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8. ALL pledges should be mailed the address on the bottom of the appropriate transmittal form.

9. Any anonymous gifts should have your parish FamilyDioID written on it in order for us to

properly credit your parish.

PLEASE NOTE: Any cash received and deposited in a parish bank account should be credited to Account #24000 –

Courtesy Exchange. When these monies are submitted, Account #24000 should be debited. If you have any

questions, please call our offices at 419-244-6711. We are here to help and assist each parish in making the

execution of the campaign run smoothly. Thank you for your continued support and hard work on this project;

your talents are greatly appreciated.

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Annual Catholic Appeal Date ___________________ Catholic Foundation Transmittal Form Diocese of Toledo

Parish/City

Parish Soft ID #

Phone #

Prepared By

Total Number of Pledge/in-pew Envelopes Enclosed: ______________________

Parish Check Enclosed: Check # ______________ $____________________

Please keep all checks/correspondence enclosed in the pledge/in-pew envelope it was received with. Only cash is to be removed.

All cash pledges should be bundled together with one check from the parish on top.

All Credit/Debit card payments can be bundled with the check pledges.

Make checks payable to: Catholic Foundation

Once you have completed this form, please bundle all envelopes together and

send to:

Annual Catholic Appeal Catholic Foundation P.O. Box 917 Toledo, Ohio 43697-0917

If you have any questions feel free to contact JoEllen at (419) 244-6711

Thank You!!!

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Please use the appropriate FamilyDioID number for your parish

for any anonymous gifts and transmittal forms for Annual Catholic

Appeal, Perpetuate the Gift and the National Collections.

FamilyDioID City Parish Name

1 217854 Archbold St. Peter Parish

2 216563 Attica Our Lady of Hope Parish

3 252266 Bascom Ss. Patrick and Andrew Parish

4 215947 Bellevue Immaculate Conception Parish

5 216835 Bellevue(Marywood) St. Gaspar del Bufalo Parish

6 214652 Bluffton St. Mary Parish

7 217285 Bowling Green St. Aloysius Parish

8 217384 Bowling Green St. Thomas More University Parish

9 217768 Bryan St. Patrick Parish

10 215399 Bucyrus Holy Trinity Parish

11 216603 Carey Our Lady of Consolation Parish

12 214670 Cloverdale St. Barbara Parish

13 215360 Cloverdale(Continental) St. John Parish

14 214183 Clyde St. Mary Parish

15 214697 Columbus Grove St. Anthony of Padua Parish

16 215485 Crestline St. Joseph Parish

17 213768 Custar St. Louis Parish

18 213789 Defiance St. John Parish

19 213802 Defiance St. Mary Parish

20 213955 Defiance(Marysdale) St. Isidore Parish

21 214091 Defiance(The Ridge) St. Michael Parish

22 214739 Delphos St. John Parish

23 214994 Delphos(Landeck) St. John Parish

24 213884 Deshler Immaculate Conception Parish

25 217815 Edgerton St. Mary Parish

26 217907 Fayette Our Lady of Mercy Parish

27 216648 Findlay St. Michael Parish

28 214810 Fort Jennings St. Joseph Parish

29 216730 Fostoria St. Wendelin Parish

30 214222 Fremont Sacred Heart Parish

31 214284 Fremont St. Ann Parish

32 214355 Fremont St. Joseph Parish

33 215523 Galion St. Joseph Parish

34 214418 Genoa Our Lady of Lourdes Parish

35 214454 Gibsonburg St. Michael Parish

36 214836 Glandorf St. John Parish

37 217938 Grand Rapids(Providence) St. Patrick Parish

38 214524 Helena(Millersville) St. Mary Parish

39 213910 Hicksville St. Michael Parish

40 213925 Holgate St. Mary Parish

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41 215998 Huron St. Peter Parish

42 214902 Kalida St. Michael Parish

43 216052 Kelleys Island St. Michael Parish

44 214492 Lakeside-Marblehead St. Joseph Parish Marblehead

45 215019 Leipsic St. Mary Parish

46 215035 Lima St. Charles Parish

47 215097 Lima St. Gerard Parish

48 215154 Lima St. John Parish

49 215181 Lima St. Rose Parish

50 215599 Mansfield St. Mary Parish

51 215632 Mansfield St. Peter Parish

52 215895 Mansfield(Lexington) Resurrection Parish

53 217491 Martin(Bono) Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish

54 219350 Maumee St. Joseph Parish

55 216057 Milan St. Anthony Parish

56 215214 Miller City St. Nicholas Parish

57 215222 Miller City(New Cleveland) Holy Family Parish

58 216077 Monroeville St. Joseph Parish

59 216193 Monroeville(Peru) St. Alphonsus Parish

60 217838 Montpelier Sacred Heart Parish

61 213976 Napoleon St. Augustine Parish

62 214025 New Bavaria Sacred Heart Parish (New Bavaria)

63 216098 New London Our Lady of Lourdes Parish

64 216863 New Riegel All Saints Parish

65 215777 New Washington St. Bernard Parish

66 214553 North Baltimore Holy Family Parish

67 216105 Norwalk St. Mary Parish

68 216129 Norwalk St. Paul Parish

69 225467 Oak Harbor St. Boniface Parish

70 217513 Oregon St. Ignatius Parish

71 224358 Ottawa SS Peter & Paul Parish

72 215272 Ottoville Immaculate Conception Parish

73 238657 Paulding Divine Mercy

74 217558 Perrysburg St. Rose Parish

75 226058 Perrysburg Blessed John XXIII

76 216217 Plymouth St. Joseph Parish

77 214593 Port Clinton Immaculate Conception Parish

78 216546 Put-in-Bay Mother of Sorrows Parish

79 217706 Rossford All Saints Parish

80 216226 Sandusky Holy Angels Parish

81 216264 Sandusky St. Mary Parish

82 216355 Sandusky SS Peter & Paul Parish

83 215833 Shelby Most Pure Heart of Mary Parish

84 215379 Shelby(Bethlehem) Sacred Heart Parish

85 215321 Spencerville St. Patrick Parish

86 217999 Swanton St. Richard Parish

87 217921 Swanton(Assumption) Holy Trinity Parish

88 216931 Sycamore St. Pius X Parish

89 219423 Sylvania St. Joseph Parish

90 216937 Tiffin St. Joseph Parish

91 217118 Tiffin St. Mary Parish

92 214128 Toledo St. Joan of Arc Parish

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93 217314 Toledo Good Shepherd Parish

94 218046 Toledo

Our Lady of the Queen of the Most Holy

Rosary Cathedral

95 218077 Toledo Blessed Sacrament Parish

96 218147 Toledo Christ the King Parish

97 297822 Toledo Epiphany of Our Lord

98 218229 Toledo Gesu Parish

99 218291 Toledo Immaculate Conception Parish

100 218304 Toledo Little Flower Parish

101 218352 Toledo Our Lady of Lourdes Parish

102 218402 Toledo Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish

103 218472 Toledo Regina Coeli Parish

104 247389 Toledo SS Adalbert and Hedwig

105 218706 Toledo St. Martin de Porres Parish

106 218730 Toledo St. Catherine Parish

107 218791 Toledo St. Charles Parish

108 218818 Toledo St. Clement Parish

109 218929 Toledo St. Hyacinth Parish

110 218984 Toledo St. John the Baptist Parish

111 219057 Toledo St. Joseph Parish

112 219124 Toledo St. Michael Parish

113 219138 Toledo St. Patrick Historic Parish

114 219145 Toledo St. Patrick of Heatherdowns Parish

115 219252 Toledo SS. Peter & Paul Parish

116 219262 Toledo St. Pius X Parish

117 219527 Toledo Corpus Christi University Parish

118 217250 Upper Sandusky Transfiguration Parish

119 215333 Van Wert St. Mary Parish

120 216465 Vermilion St. Mary Parish

121 216503 Wakeman St. Mary Parish

122 217732 Walbridge St. Jerome Parish

123 218020 Wauseon St. Caspar Parish

124 216516 Willard St. Francis Xavier Parish