SVDP-Annual Report 2016

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Celebrating 150 Years

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OUR IMPACT

OUR NEW LOOK

We are excited to present our new brand identity, including a new logo and tagline, “Beyond Poverty,” which captures our goal to help each person, and our community as a whole, move beyond poverty and achieve a better future.We encourage you to take a look at our new website – vincentbaltimore.org – to learn more about the issues of poverty that affect our community, and the impact of your support.

50,791individuals provided assistance with groceries

620individuals received employment counseling

1,276,002meals served to children and adults

264 families sheltered

754individuals placed in housing

Homelessness:

10,517clients helped with eviction and utility assistance

Childhood Poverty:

Hunger:

Unemployment:

760low-income

families provided supportive services

416homeless and

low-income children attended

summer camp

809low-income children provided early childhood education

309individuals placed in jobs

338 individuals enrolled in occupational skills training

Dear Friends,1865 was a big year in US history. General Lee surrendered to the North, marking the end

of the Civil War, and Abraham Lincoln was tragically assassinated. The nation had been torn

apart, and was in need of great healing. Amidst these turbulent times, Archbishop Spalding

called together 36 men to bring to Baltimore the work of the St. Vincent de Paul Society,

joining a movement that had started just 32 years earlier in Paris, France by a young man

named Frederic Ozanam.

When we began our work in Baltimore in 1865, we were pioneers, initiating many of the first

works of charity in our community. Over the past 150 years, we have carried out our mission to

ensure those impacted by poverty have the skills and resources to achieve their full potential,

continuously serving the community through times of great change and challenge.

Today, as we celebrate 150 years of service to the community, we honor the work of so many

over the years who have walked in the footsteps of our founder, Frederic Ozanam, seeking to

answer the call to love and serve those who struggle from poverty. It is a call that is timeless, and

one of which Pope Francis reminded us during his recent visit to the United States.

In this very special 150th Anniversary Annual Report, we pause to Honor our Legacy,

Celebrate the Present, and Look to the Future. We honor and celebrate in particular the many

people who make our work possible, including members, donors, volunteers, and staff who

through their heart, sacrifice, commitment, service, and generosity embody the founding spirit

of Fredric Ozanam.

As we forge ahead into the future, full of anticipation and hope, we plan to continue to

be a pioneer by seeking new and innovative ways to help those in our community who are

impacted by poverty.

Thank you for joining in our mission and work at this historic moment in time, and for sharing

your gifts, talents, and blessings. We invite you to continue to be a part of our efforts in the years

to come to help those we serve, and our community, move beyond poverty.

Sincerely yours,

John J. Schiavone Glenn Falcao

President & CEO Chair, Board of Directors

F Y 2015

“As we forge ahead into the future, full of anticipation and hope, we plan to continue to be a pioneer by seeking new and innovative ways to help those in our community who are impacted by poverty.”

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St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore emerged during the time of the Civil

War. The first parish conference was founded in 1865 at the Basilica of

the Assumption in downtown Baltimore, just 32 years after the first St.

Vincent de Paul Society conference was started in Paris, France in 1833.

Guided by the examples of their patron, Saint Vincent de Paul, and the

founder of the Society, Frederic Ozanam, early members sought to live

their faith by caring for others and became pioneers in the development

of local programs to help the poor. Members attended to the very basic

needs of the poor in their area by bringing them food, clothing, and coal

to heat their homes.

For most of our history, our organization consisted of three principal

functions: parish conferences, the summer camp, and the collection

bureau/thrift store operations. In 1986, we were invited to take over

operation of Beans & Bread, a local soup kitchen founded in 1977

by Benet Hanlon.

In the decades since, we significantly expanded our community services,

adding programs focused on homeless services, employment training,

early childhood education, and healthy food access, and our annual

operating budget grew from approximately $400,000 in 1988 to over

$20 million in 2015.

Since our founding, we have always met the challenges of poverty faced

by the Baltimore region. Our presence and impact have been felt more

profoundly in recent times, as we have worked to address the complex

realities of poverty and homelessness and reach even more people with

the resources to escape poverty and improve their quality of life.

Honoring Our Legacy

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A CENTURY AND A HALF OF SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY

1875 Burial assistance program began with the purchase of property in Sacred Heart of Jesus Cemetery.

1907 Camp St. Vincent founded in Catonsville where hundreds of inner city children were provided with a vacation of “sunshine and fresh air.”


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1949 Camp St. Vincent moved to the South River in Annapolis.

1977 Beans & Bread soup kitchen founded by Benet Hanlon on Aliceanna Street in Fell’s Point. 1865

Founded at the Basilica of the Assumption in downtown Baltimore.

1909 The Foster Home and Family Service Program established to protect and place orphaned children in homes.

1915

1940 The first black Parish Conference formed at St. Peter Claver Parish.

1953 Camp St. Vincent integrated.

1986 St. Vincent de Paul began operating Beans & Bread.

1990 Camp St. Vincent moved to Sparks, Maryland.

1992 Beans & Bread moved to Bond Street and homeless day resources expanded.

1996 St. Vincent de Paul began operating St. Ambrose Outreach Center in Park Heights.

1998 Frederick Ozanam House transitional housing program for homeless men founded.

Benet Hanlon would spend time getting to know the needs of the homeless people living on the streets of Fell's Point.

Camp addresses the impact of homelessness on children’s academic, social, and emotional development.

1925Collection Bureau began to provide donations of clothing, furniture, and other goods.

1972 St. Ambrose Center founded by Sr. Charmaine Krohe.

The International Society was founded in France by Blessed Frederic Ozanam in 1833.

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2006 St. Vincent de Paul awarded the Maryland Non-profits' Seal of Excellence.

AND Home Connections permanent housing program founded.


1999 St. Ambrose Outreach Center renovated and expanded.

Head Start combines early childhood education with services to the parents.

2000Cottage Avenue Community transitional housing program for homeless families founded.

ANDSamaritan Center began as a joint project with Catholic Charities offering emergency financial assistance.

ANDSt. Michael’s Outreach Center founded to serve the growing Latino population.

2002 St. Vincent de Paul began Head Start preschool education services in northwest Baltimore City at four sites.

ANDFood Share program established.

2003 Adelante Familia, domestic violence program, established at St. Michael’s Outreach Center.

2004 Mobile Clothing Bank established providing clothing, shoes, and personal care items to the homeless.

2005 Sarah’s Hope Outreach Center in Rosedale, Baltimore County, opened for homeless individuals and families.

2007 Head Start expanded services, adding two sites in the southeast region of Baltimore City.

ANDNext Course food service training program was established.

2008 Sarah’s Hope, Mount Street family shelter opened in Baltimore City (pictured above).

ANDCamp moved to current location at Patterson Park.

ANDAdministrative Offices moved to Charles Street.

2009 Front Door rapid re-housing program began operation in Baltimore City.

2010 KidzTable founded as a social enterprise providing healthy meals to children.

2012 St. Vincent de Paul began operating Sarah’s Hope, Hannah More family shelter in Baltimore County.

2013 Beans & Bread Center renovated and expanded.

AND

Front Door Program expanded in Baltimore County.

2014 Camp St. Vincent expanded to serve 13 and 14 year old children.

2015 Renovation and expansion of Sarah’s Hope, Mount Street facility completed.

Beans & Bread doubled its space and added employment services, and shower and laundry services.

Families are the fastest growing segment of the homeless population.


More than ever, there is a wide gap between those doing well in the

aftermath of the Great Recession and those still struggling in poverty. The

poverty rate in the U.S. remains above 15% and, in Baltimore, one in every

four people lives in poverty. There is a growing disparity between lower end

wages and the cost of living, so even those fortunate to have jobs often

aren’t earning enough to meet their basic needs.

In these times of great need, it is essential that we stay focused on what

we can accomplish, working together as a community of caring people to

provide hope to those who suffer greatly from the effects of poverty.

Today St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore provides thousands of people each

year comprehensive services with a singular focus: to ensure those impacted

by poverty have the skills and resources to achieve their full potential.

We accomplish this through thirteen programs in five service areas:

Homelessness and Supportive Housing, Child and Family Services, Workforce

Development, Access to Healthy Food, and Emergency Assistance.

This year, we celebrate the 150th anniversary of our founding. As part of

the commemoration of this historic milestone, we have embarked upon

three special anniversary year initiatives: (1) New marketing efforts to

generate increased support for our mission and work; (2) A new, mission-

focused, fundraising and awareness event called Flashlight; and (3) The

For Your Love Alone 150th Anniversary Capital Campaign. These initiatives

will allow us to gather the necessary resources to propel our organization

forward and build the foundation for another 150 years of service.

Celebrating the Present


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This year we opened the doors to a newly renovated and

expanded Sarah’s Hope family shelter in the Sandtown-Winchester

neighborhood of Baltimore City. The $8 million project involved a

complete renovation of a three story former school building and

doubled the shelter’s capacity to 150 beds to meet increased demand,

making it the City’s largest shelter for homeless families. The

renovations created family style living units, and expanded space for

improved services that include: case management and healthcare,

adult education classes, computer access, and on-site therapeutic

child care provided by PACT. The new Sarah’s Hope allows Baltimore

City to meet the requirements of the federal HEARTH act by

accommodating families with older adolescent males, intact families,

and families headed by single fathers. A community playground and

The Journey Home Starts Here

Expansion Completed at Sarah’s Hope, Mount Street

green space is planned on the property in a second phase to be

completed in 2016.

“Homeless families need, and deserve, a temporary haven

that is safe and comfortable, allows them to attain stability, and

provides services that will return them quickly to permanent

housing and self-sufficiency,” said John Schiavone, President &

CEO of St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore.

The shelter has always operated year-round at nearly 100%

capacity, and fielded many phone calls each month from

homeless families who had to be turned away due to lack of

available beds. By doubling its capacity through this expansion,

Sarah’s Hope is now expected to serve over 200 families a year.

Sarah’s Hope provides homeless families with the comprehensive

stabilization and self-sufficiency services they need to return to

permanent housing as quickly as possible.

Top left: The ribbon is cut at the new Sarah’s Hope, Mount Street. Middle: One of the new family common areas. Bottom right: New Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Early Childhood Center operated by PACT.

150th Anniversary Event Celebrates Past, Present, and Future

More than 200 Parish Conference members, 1865 Legacy Society members, board, staff, volunteers, and other honored guests gathered together for a special 150th Anniversary Mass at the Basilica of the Assumption, celebrated by Archbishop William E. Lori, followed by a Brunch Reception at The Grand. At the anniversary event, St. Mary of the Assumption (Govans) and immaculate Conception/St. Cecilia were recognized as the two oldest, still-active Parish Conferences. The Catholic Church of Glen Burnie was honored as the newest parish conference. This year's Top Hat Award was presented to Mary Laber, a member of the Our Lady of the Chesapeake Conference. The Top Hat Award is the highest recognition given by the Baltimore Council and is presented to one member each year. Sr. Charmaine Krohe, SSND, founder and former Director of the St. Ambrose Center and former Board President, was the keynote speaker. She provided an inspirational talk that acknowledged the great work of the organization and its members, and challenged everyone to continue to carry on the work, tradition, and spirit of our founder.

“This project is a huge leap forward in providing resources that will have a positive impact on families struggling with poverty and homelessness in Baltimore City.” —Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake


At 5 a.m. most 17 years olds would be sound asleep, scrolling

through instagram, or finishing the last of their homework they put

off. But not Lucie Amrhein. She is up making social media posts and

answering emails for her non-profit that she started seven years ago

called “Hugs from Lucie.”

Lucie’s volunteer work began at age 10 when her mom told her and

her siblings that they needed to do something to help others. Lucie

went to Build-a-Bear and donated her bear to a sick child at the Ronald

McDonald House. She saw the child’s smile, and she was hooked. This

led to Lucie forming a non-profit organization to continue to help. This

year, Lucie’s non-profit will give away nearly 1,000 bears and other

comfort items and necessities to children at hospitals. She is now

expanding to serve the homeless children staying at Sarah’s Hope.

Lucie was introduced to St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore when she

volunteered last summer as a camp counselor at Camp St. Vincent.

Camp was “life changing,” she said. it gave her an opportunity to

make an impact on children who were not sick, but in a different

unfortunate circumstance – homelessness. Lucie got very close with

one child in particular, Daniel, who was staying at Sarah’s Hope. it

inspired her to bring “Hugs from Lucie” to the children of Sarah’s

Hope, and she plans to volunteer there monthly leading fun activities

and donating needed items.

When Lucie arrived at Sarah’s Hope for the first time to volunteer,

she was both happy and sad not to find Daniel there. “i found out he

had been housed,” she said with tears in her eyes. “i am so thrilled for

him. it is a good thing if i don’t see a sick or homeless child again.”

“i love doing this work and seeing the impact it has,” said Lucie. “i will

continue to try to inspire others to get involved and make a difference.”

HUGS AND COMFORT CAN GO A LONG WAYLucie Amrhein, Volunteer


“Get inspired. Everything makes a difference.”

Volunteers Expand Our Reach in the Community Over our 150 year history, there have been thousands of volunteers who have given countless hours helping us deliver critical services to those we serve. Volunteers are essential to our ability to achieve our mission. Many lives have been transformed through volunteer service both for the recipient of services, and our volunteers. We thank all our volunteers for their dedication, compassion, and hours of service in support of our mission and our community.

To learn more, visit vincentbaltimore.org/do

volunteer hours108,915

volunteers3,559



A FRESH NEW STARTStephon, Next Course Graduate

As a young child, Stephon always helped his mom cook. At age

15, he got his first job working in a kitchen. Trying to stay on the

right path, Stephon played sports and worked hard in school to

keep the call of the streets at bay. But coming from a single-

parent household in a poverty stricken area of Baltimore City,

he and his mom had to do all they could to survive. in his early

20s, Stephon got mixed up with the wrong crowd, doing the

wrong things, and ended up in prison.

Upon his release, Stephon was determined to get his

life back on track. But having a record can be a barrier for

employment, even for those determined to follow the right

path. Stephon found opportunity and a fresh new start at Next

Course, our food service training program for adults with

barriers to employment. Stephon’s knowledge of kitchens and

passion for cooking made him a star student.

“i wanted a career, not just a job,” Stephon said. “i was so

happy being at Next Course and working with all of the staff.

When i was there, it was like i was home.”

Today you can find Stephon happy as ever with his life

moving in the right direction. He recently graduated from Next

Course and is looking for a full-time career with the assistance

of our Employment Developer. He is engaged to his long-time

sweetheart and has plans to buy a house. He has become more

spiritual and, as an avid runner, plans to run a marathon in the

spring. “You have to learn from your mistakes and move on,”

said Stephon, “but always try to do better.”

Employment— The Best Way to Move Beyond Poverty

Through our employment services, our goal is to help both the unemployed and underemployed secure employment that provides self-sufficiency and a secure career path.

Our Next Course training program provides individuals that have barriers to employment with extensive food service skills, as well as the opportunity to obtain the ServSafe Food Handlers Certificate. The intensive 15 week training program is integrated into our KidzTable social enterprise, a production kitchen providing over six thousand quality meals to Head Start programs, daycares, shelters, and after school programs throughout the Baltimore area daily. Job placement assistance is provided to all Next Course graduates.

"When I was in the program, it was like I was home.”

individuals placed in employment following the training

77

individuals enrolled in Next Course

113


Celebrating 150 Years“This is a program with such a passion to support people.”

Michael owned his own landscaping company that was very

successful when, unfortunately, he contracted Lyme Disease. He

became very ill, and was unable to work for nearly two years. His

medical bills piled up and he lost his home. After moving around

from apartment to apartment with friends and family, and piecing

together odd jobs and part-time work, he still couldn’t catch up and

was out of options.

Desperate and facing homelessness, Michael turned to a social

worker at his son’s school, and was referred to Front Door, our

rapid re-housing and shelter diversion program. Front Door

specializes in serving individuals and families who experience

“episodic homelessness,” whereby things like divorce, health

condition, or job loss cause a financial crisis that results in them

losing their home.

For Michael and his son, the program was a “life saver.” Through

the shelter diversion program, he and his son stayed in a hotel

for less than 20 days while he and the Front Door staff worked

together to find an apartment that he could sustain. Michael

received six months of rental assistance, funds for his security

deposit, funds to help with BGE arrearages, furniture, and items to

equip his new home like cookware, sheets, and towels.

“At that point, i felt like there was hope,” Michael said. “it is

great to know that there are programs with such a passion to

support people, without judging or putting up limits.”

Michael is now working full-time and is financially stable,

enabling him to maintain his new apartment that he shares with

his son.

THE CHANGING FACE OF HOMELESSNESSMichael, Front Door Client

families placed into housing

141

There’s No Place Like Home – Unless You Don’t Have One

Minimizing the length of time individuals and families are living on the streets or in shelters is key to avoiding the long-term, negative effects of homelessness on both adults and children. For this reason, re-housing is always the immediate and central focus of all of our homeless services. We employ best practices that involve short-term interventions such as brief shelter stays to achieve stability, coupled with intensive case management, support services and housing placement.

Front Door is a rapid re-housing and shelter diversion program that provides short-term rental assistance, case management, adult education, and employment services to help homeless individuals and families avoid going to shelters and, for those in shelters, to become re-housed quickly in permanent, market-rate housing.

of families maintained housing upon exiting the program

85%



CALLED TO SERVE Pauline Manalo, Board Member and Parish Conference Volunteer

Pauline Manalo began serving others as a young child when

she volunteered with her mother and grandmother in her

native country, the Philippines. She attended schools run by

the Daughters of Charity, and would accompany the nuns on

the weekends for visits to the homeless. Pauline’s volunteer

service stayed with her even when she moved to the United

States and started a family. She became a catechist at her

parish, St. John the Evangelist in Frederick, Maryland, where

she was introduced to the work of the St. Vincent de Paul Parish

Conference there. After her husband died at a young age,

she answered a call to volunteer with the Parish Conference,

delivering emergency resources to the needy in the community.

in less than a year she became president of the St. John’s

Parish Conference, setting new standards for services and

increasing membership to ensure quality service. Pauline’s

leadership abilities led her to become chair of the Baltimore

Council Parish Affairs Committee. She later assumed a seat

on the Board of Directors of St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore,

and eventually became Vice President. This past year she

became President of the Council Board, which oversees all

38 Parish Conferences. The past 20 years she has helped

hundreds of people, but she is still not done. “it is a vocation

to me, not just volunteer service,” she said. “We see the face

of Christ in the poor.”

“i remember my husband saying that he liked to donate to

organizations that help people move out of poverty,” Pauline

recalled. “That is my motivation to revitalize the good work of

the Parish Conferences and volunteers. My goal is to help them

deliver services in the spirit of our founder, Frederic Ozanam,

and address the structures that keep people in poverty.”

“We see the face of Christ in the poor.”

A Network of Support for Neighbors in Need

More than 765 volunteer members at 38 parish-based St. Vincent de Paul Conferences provide a network of support for people suffering from the effects of poverty. Serving in a spirit of charity, humility, and friendship, Conference members provide food, utility and rent assistance, and other items of necessity to help neighbors in need through difficult times, while offering advocacy and referrals to appropriate human services agencies.

Parish Conferences

ANNE ARUNDEL CO.Holy Family, Davidsonville

Most Holy Redeemer at St. Mary, Annapolis

Our Lady of the Chesapeake

Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Edgewater

St. Andrew By the Bay

St. John the Evangelist, Severna Park

BALTIMORE CITY-EAST

St. Anthony of Padua-Most Precious Blood

Shrine of the Little Flower

St. DominicSt. Francis XavierSt. Mary of the Assumption, Govans

BALTIMORE CITY-WEST

immaculate Conception-St. Cecilia

New All SaintsSt. AmbroseSt. Peter Claver-St. Pius V

St. Veronica

BALTIMORE CO. -EAST

immaculate Heart of Mary

St. Clement Mary Hofbauer

St. isaac JoquesSt. Joseph, FullertonSt. Michael the Archangel, Overlea

St. RitaSt. Ursula

BALTIMORE CO. EAST-HARFORD CO.

St. Mark, Fallston

BALTIMORE CO. -WEST

Holy Family, Randallstown

Sacred Heart, Glyndon

St. Mark, Catonsville

HOWARD- CARROLL CO.

Church of the Resurrection

Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Ellicott City

St. John the Evangelist, Columbia

St. John, WestminsterSt. Joseph, SykesvilleSt. Paul, Ellicott City

WESTERN MARYLAND

Our Lady of Grace, Emmitsburg

St. John the Evangelist, Frederick

St. Mary, HagerstownSt. Timothy, Walkersville

distributed for utility assistance

$560,222

distributed for eviction prevention

$436,751

worth of emergency food distributed

$652,069


Each day, throughout the world, hundreds of thousands of men and

women step into the path of social distress, determined to restore dignity

and hope to the less fortunate around them. In a very real sense, every

individual working in the field of social welfare follows in the footsteps of

Saint Vincent de Paul.

Honoring the great legacy of our organization locally, and through our

connection to Saint Vincent de Paul, is very important. However, we must at

the same time look to the future, and endeavor to improve and expand our

work and impact here in Baltimore.

We believe in the Baltimore community, its citizens, and the power to effect

positive change even in our most distressed areas, working in partnership

with local government, other agencies, congregations and organizations, and

with the help of our donors and dedicated volunteers and staff.

In the coming years, we will continue to build a healthy and vibrant

organization, growing in four key service areas: homelessness and supportive

housing, workforce development, child and family services, and access to

healthy food. This growth will require critical investments in organizational

infrastructure and capacity, some of which is already underway thanks to

funding from our For Your Love Alone 150th Anniversary Capital Campaign.

For 150 years, St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore has been carrying out its

mission to ensure those impacted by poverty have the skills and resources

to achieve their full potential. We are proud of our long and distinguished

history of serving the community through times of great change and

challenge, and look forward to continuing to do so with the help of caring

community members and supporters like you.

We hope you will continue to support our efforts to help individuals and

families in our community move beyond poverty.

Looking to the Future




Kevin Meyd was introduced to charity and helping others at a

young age. Kevin’s father, Joseph Meyd, was involved in the

St. Vincent de Paul Parish Conference at St. Agnes in the 1960s.

“That left a mark on me, even into adulthood,” Kevin said. “i

know i have been blessed, and i think of my dad and i know i

can do something to help.”

Kevin’s father was part of his motivation for joining the

St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore Board of Directors in 1999.

He served as Board Chair from 2003 to 2009, leading the

organization through a time of great change. During his tenure

the organization grew substantially in both scope and size.

When he left the board 10 years later, the organization had

grown to become a leading non-profit in the Baltimore area.

Kevin continues his service to the organization to this day,

donating regularly and serving on the 150th Anniversary Capital

Campaign committee to encourage others to give as well. “i

feel like the organization is in a good place,” Kevin said. “i know

it will continue to grow in its ability to serve people struggling

with poverty. What sets the organization apart is the caring

atmosphere, the attention to each and every client, and always

working to take them beyond whatever situation they are

struggling with.”

As a successful executive for T. Rowe Price and Baltimore

area resident, Kevin encourages others to get involved and give.

“Knowing the need in Baltimore, particularly on the heels of the

recent riots and unrest, now is the time for people to support

non-profits really making a difference in our local community.”

INSPIRED TO LEAD AND GIVEKevin Meyd, Donor, Committee Member, Past Board Chair

For Your Love Alone150th Anniversary Capital Campaign

The $10 million campaign has funded the Sarah’s Hope, Mount Street renovation and expansion and will provide critical investments in organizational infrastructure and capacity. These investments will propel our organization forward so that we may provide greater assistance to those who struggle in poverty, and build the foundation for another 150 years of service.

CAMPAIGN LEADERSHIPChris and Kit Burton,

Campaign ChairsGlenn FalcaoJohn Devine Madeline LacovaraDon MannKevin MeydJohn J. SchiavoneJennifer A. Summers

HONOR ROLLAbell FoundationAshland Presbyterian ChurchKenneth S. Battye Charitable TrustMary Catherine BuntingChris and Kit Burton City of BaltimoreThe Chairs FamilyFrancina J. CritzmanTom and Kate CulottaKelly and John DevineCarmen and Vicki Deyesuirvin and Amy DrummondDresher FoundationBeth and Glenn FalcaoFrance-Merrick FoundationHackerman FoundationRobert and Mimie HelmElizabeth and Edward JohnsonMarion i. and Henry J. Knott FoundationPhilip and Madeline LacovaraPauline ManaloDon and Joyce MannMD Dept. of Housing and Community

DevelopmentKevin and Patricia MeydH&S Bakery/Northeast FoodsDennis and Christine PeacockJohn and Karen PipitoneRCM&D FoundationTim and Tita RodgersJohn and Debbie SchiavoneDiane and Dan SchmittT. Rowe Price FoundationHarry and Jeanette Weinberg

FoundationWhiting-Turner Contracting Company

“I know I have been blessed, and I know I can do something to help.”

monthly donors172

in kind support

$4,186,162

1865 Legacy Society Members

97


Mr. and Mrs. Sergio A. AcleMs. Shane AlleyneMrs. Anna AmrheinMr. and Mrs. Robert AndersonAnonymous (23)Ms. Michelle ArriagaRosemary T. AtwoodMr. and Mrs. Robert P. BalcerzakMs. Carolyn BartenfelderMr. Mark BehrensDr. James Bellor, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Scott BissettMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Bond, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Eric BorchardMr. and Mrs. E. Clarke BowieMr. and Mrs. Michael BrayMs. Katrina BrownMr. James M. BurkeMr. Patrick B. Campbell

Mr. Samuel W. Chairs, Jr.Dr. Jessalyne L. CharlesMs. Amy J. ChetelatMr. and Mrs. John W. Conrad, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John CooksonMrs. Sarah CorriganMrs. Diane E. Corwell YoungMr. and Mrs. William CritcherTom and Kate CulottaMr. and Mrs. George R. CyrMrs. Barbara G. DavisMr. and Mrs. George DempseyMr. James L. DerenbergerMs. Solange DeVauxMr. Thomas A. DickMs. Patricia A. DiPietroIrvin and Amy DrummondMr. and Mrs. David B. EberhardtMrs. Tracey EberhardtMr. John EckhartDr. Linda Emerick and

Mr. Joseph ArsenaultMs. Theresa EndresMs. Joyce F. EngMr. George G. EspositoMr. and Mrs. Charles R. FallsMr. and Mrs. David FikeMr. William R. Fleming, IIIMs. Joy M. Foust ColburnMr. and Mrs. John A. FritzgesDr. and Mrs. Valeriano P. Fugoso, IIIMr. Joseph A. GalloMs. Fiona GatelyMr. Jonathan GerstmyerEdmund J. and Marie E.✝

GoedekeMr. Gary GogolinskiMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. GrossMrs. Lynn F. HadfieldMs. Alyson HarkinsMr. Darryl HarrisMs. Mary Jane HartMr. Martin C. HaufMs. Peggy Lou HaugMr. Bruce HoffmeisterMr. and Mrs. Gregory A. HookMr. Thomas M. Hughes

Mr. John W. Hunt, Jr.Mr. Kenneth R. Hunter and

Ms. Lisa Sagerholm-HunterMs. Jane IngoldMr. and Mrs. Martin KajicJosephine KammerMr. and Mrs. Patrick J. KearneyMrs. Dona V. KennedyMrs. Dorothy KennyMr. and Mrs. Clement Klug, IIIMr. and Mrs. Robert KorbeckMs. Joan B. KramMr. and Mrs. Louis KushnerMr. and Mrs. Charles LaHatteMs. Rose M. LaverghettaMr. & Mrs. Stephen LevineMs. Mary W. LouzonRichard and Marlene ManceMr. Charles L. MartinMr. and Mrs. Michael MartineauMr. and Mrs. Ronald

McDonald, Sr.Mr. James McGrailMr. and Mrs. Lawrence MelocikMarti and Michael MeydMr. James MilheimMs. Yvonne K. MolotsiMr. Charles J. MoranvilleMs. Regina MorinMr. Matthew MyersMrs. Martha NocheraMs. Noreen O’DonnellMs. Josephine OleszczukMs. Bernetta A. PalasikMs. Leah PaslickKathy and Rodney PetersenMrs. Marguerite A. PlumerMr. Ronald PolomskyMr. and Mrs. Dougald PriestMr. and Mrs. Thomas RaimondiMr. Robert M. RamsMrs. Elisabeth H. ReedMr. and Mrs. Regis ReftMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. ReidMs. Marie ReiserMr. and Mrs. Peter ResetarMs. Dolores A. Riegert

Rev. James RisacherRobert and Barbara RobelMs. Mary E. RobersonMr. Paul RogersMs. Sylvia M. RogersMr. and Mrs. Ralph E. RoosMs. Jennifer Rushing-SchurrMs. JoAnn RussoVice Admiral James A.

Sagerholm, USN (Ret.)Mr. and Mrs. Amado SandovalMr. Ronald SantosMr. John E. Schafer, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Brian ScheetzMr. and Mrs. Thomas ScheurichMr. and Mrs. Joseph ShanleyJim and Cathy SheridanMr. Charles Sikorsky, Sr.Fr. Alfred E. SmithMr. and Mrs. Paul F. SmithMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. SmithMs. Josephine M. SmithMs. Pauline A. SmithMr. and Mrs. Nick St. AmantMr. and Mrs. Ken StachiwMs. Mary R. SteinMr. and Mrs. John Z. StepienJohn and Becky StevensMr. James Stevenson, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Charles StierMr. Thomas J. StochlMr. and Mrs. Mark StokesMs. Anne StriegelJennifer Summers Mr. and Mrs. Greg TessierMrs. Anna M. TeweyMr. Vincent TolaMr. Frank Tribull, Sr.Gregory✝ and Katherine TurkMr. and Mrs. Peter TwohyMs. Lucille B. ValleMr. and Mrs. David Van NattaMr. and Mrs. Alphonse

Vanagas, Jr.Mr. Robert VenturaMr. Dale E. WalkerMr. and Mrs. Tom WalshMrs. Donna WaltherMr. Edward Werner✝

Ms. Martha WhalenMs. Margaret WigginsMr. and Mrs. Martin WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Danny WoodMr. and Mrs. Mark J. WoodmanMr. and Mrs. Norman YostMr. and Mrs. John C. Young, Jr.

✝ = deceased

St. Vincent de Paul Circle $10,000 and above

Abell FoundationAnonymous (4)Baltimore Rotary FoundationBaltimore Women’s Giving

Circle at the Baltimore Community Foundation

Baltimore Workforce Funders Collaborative

Bank of America FoundationChildren’s Fresh Air Society

Fund at the Baltimore Community Foundation

Clayton Baker TrustFriendly Inn AssociationLieutenant Thomas Joseph Hill

Memorial FoundationKeller FoundationsMary’s Fund FoundationMirmiran FoundationNortheast Foods Inc./

H & S BakeryOhio Casualty FundJames Riepe Family FoundationPhilip and Beryl Sachs Family

FoundationSix/S FoundationBrian and Carolan B. Stansky Family

FundUnited Way of Central MarylandWBAL Radio Kid’s CampaignHarry & Jeanette Weinberg

FoundationWhiting-Turner

Contracting CompanyThomas Wilson Sanitarium

for ChildrenWright Family Foundation

Frederic Ozanam Circle $5,000-$9,999

Baltimore Gas & Electric CompanyJohn T. Beane Charitable FoundationThe Todd and Annemarie Chairs

Family FundJesuit Community of Loyola

University MarylandFood Lion Charitable Foundation

M & T Charitable FoundationSchool Sisters of Notre DameSt. Joseph Fullerton *T. Rowe Price FoundationUnited Parcel ServiceWells Fargo Bank

E. Joseph Bailly Circle $2,500-$4,999

Asbestos Specialists Inc.BJ’s Charitable FoundationCarMax FoundationDAP Products Inc.eBayGolfers’ Charitable AssociationJohn J. Leidy FoundationLaw Office of Peter T. NichollMiles & Stockbridge, P.C.Pinnacle CNC, IncQuantum Internet and TelephoneRosedale Federal S & L Assn.St. John Westminster *St. Ursula *Thomas White & Associates, LLC

S. Rosalie Rendee Circle $1,000-$2,499

BDP InternationalBel Air Auto Auction, Inc.Campbell Foundation, Inc.Cavanaugh Family Fund at the

Baltimore Community FoundationDelta-T Group MarylandFirst Clearing, LLCGoldsmith Family FoundationHarkins BuildersHelen J. Serini FoundationDr. & Mrs. Robert G.

Hennessy FundHogan Lovells US LLPHoly Family, Randallstown *Holy Redeemer *Immaculate Conception

Church TowsonJohns Hopkins Bayview

Medical CenterKaufman Mayo FoundationKelly & Associates Insurance

Group, Inc.

Ladies of Charity, St. StephenLegg MasonHenry H. Lewis Contractors, LLCLois and Phillip Macht Family

Philanthropic FundMECU of Baltimore, Inc.Murphy & Dittenhafer

ArchitectsNiles, Barton & Wilmer LLPOak Crest Village Catholic

CommunityOber, Kaler, Grimes & ShriverOur Lady of Perpetual Help,

Ellicott City *PSARCM&D Foundation, Inc.Robert HalfRogers-Wilbur FoundationRoundwood FundJim & Patty Rouse FoundationSacred Heart *SAISignal Hill Capital GroupSt. John *St. Joseph ParishTLC Real Estate GroupTotal Renal Care, Inc.Wawa, Inc.Wegmans Food Markets

William Merrick Circle $500-$999

Basilica of the AssumptionBerger Taylor, O.D, LLCCANUSA Corporation

Charitable Fund of the Baltimore Community Foundation

Catholic Com. of St. Francis XavierChurch of the Resurrection *Cove Run Free Methodist ChurchDepartment of Public Safety and

Correctional ServicesAnne and Greg Fox Gift FundGilman SchoolHoly Cross ChurchImmaculate Heart of Mary *Irish Charities of Maryland, Inc.LifeBridge Health Women’s

Leadership Council

Loyola Center for Community Service & Justice

Maller Wealth Advisors, Inc.Frank C. Marino FoundationMary Mac Foundation Inc.New All Saints *North Point BuildersNorthrop Grumman

Christmas ProjectOur Lady Queen of Peace ChurchRedstart CreativeSt. Andrew by the Bay *St. Anthony Shrine & Our Lady of

Mt. Carmel ParishesSt. Anthony/Most Precious BloodSt. Casimir ChurchSt. Dominic *St. Francis of Assisi ParishSt. Isaac Jogues ChurchSt. John the Evangelist ChurchSt. John, Frederick *St. John’s Western RunSt. Louis ParishSt. Mark Fallston *St. Michael the Archangel OverleaSynergy ECP, LLC

Louise de Marillac Circle $250-499

Advance Business SystemsBaltimore Hebrew CongregationChesapeake Employers InsuranceColumbia Community ChurchDaughters of Charity/St. AgnesFitzpatrick & SonsGlen Meadows Residents Assoc.Global PaymentsHoly Family ChurchHopkinson Family FundJohns Hopkins Internal MedicineK ClubLeonard Paper CompanyMachzikei Torah SocietyMaryland Multi-Housing Assoc.New All Saints ChurchOldfields SchoolOur Lady of Perpetual Help,

Edgewater *Our Lady of Perpetual Help,

Ellicott City *Sabra, Wang & Associates, IncSecurity Worx, LLCSt. Augustine ChurchSt. Bernadette ChurchSt. Clement Mary Hofbauer *St. Francis de SalesSt. Joseph ChurchSt. Joseph SchoolSt. Katharine DrexelSt. Luke ChurchSt. Mark Catonsville *St. Matthew Catholic ChurchSt. TimothyTrinity Sunday CommunityWoman’s Club of Glyndon


SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONSWe are so very thankful to the many organizations, foundations, and corporations that support our programs and services. The following list represents organizational donors who made a financial contribution of $250 or more during the 2015 fiscal year (October 2014-September 2015). While we are unable to list the name of every contributing organization in this report, we are grateful to all who generously supported our mission and work.

GOOD SAMARITAN MONTHLY GIVING CLUBEstablished in 2006, the Good Samaritan Monthly Giving Club recognizes those individuals who show their dedication and support of our programs and services with a gift each month. The following list represents members for 2015.

* St. Vincent de Paul Parish Conference

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St. Vincent de Paul Circle $10,000+

Anonymous (2)Mr. and Mrs. Joseph CroteauMs. Mary A. Eisel✝

Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. GlickDr. Ghislaine D. Godenne✝

Mr. and Mrs. Andy HartmanRobert and Mimie HelmMr. and Mrs. Nikoulas KoutrelakosMr. John J. McInerney, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James S. RiepeMr. and Mrs. Robert RubrightMr. and Mrs. Brian StanskyMr. and Mrs. Vernon H. Wright

Frederic Ozanam Circle $5,000-$9,999

Anonymous (2)

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Arnold, Jr.Chris and Kit BurtonMr. and Mrs. Todd A. ChairsF. Robert✝ and Christie A. HunterMr. Melvin J. KalinskiMr. and Mrs. James P. Klima, IIIMr. and Mrs. Matthew B. MarshKevin and Patricia MeydMr. and Mrs. Gabriel J. PoggiRev. James RisacherJohn S. Suehle

E. Joseph Bailly Circle $2,500-$4,999

Anonymous (3)Mr. Samuel W. Chairs, Jr.Tom and Kate CulottaKelly and John DevineRev. Thomas J. DonaghyBeth and Glenn FalcaoMr. and Mrs. Michael FineMr. Joseph S. GrabensteinStephanie Hahn and

Steven PritchardElizabeth and Edward JohnsonMr. and Mrs. David JohnsonMr. and Mrs. John D. LeahyDon and Joyce MannMs. Yvonne K. MolotsiDr. and Mrs. Peter RockMr. and Mrs. Mark Weigman

S. Rosalie Rendee Circle $1,000-$2,499

Rev. Andrew D. AaronMr. and Mrs. Sergio A. AcleMr. and Mrs. Kennard AllenFrank and Marian AltozAnonymous (13)Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. ArnoldMr. and Mrs. Robert P. BalcerzakMr. Jos E. BandzwolekDr. James Bellor, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas BendewaldMr. and Mrs. Andrew BonthronMr. and Mrs. Michael BrayMr. and Mrs. Joseph W. G. BrooksMs. Virginia CampbellMr. Christopher W. CarlsonGeoff Carpenter and

Tricia SlawinskiMr. and Mrs. James T.

Cavanaugh, IIIMs. Connie A. ChristMr. and Mrs. John CooksonMr. and Mrs. Dennis P. CorbittMr. and Mrs. Albert R.

CounselmanMs. Patricia CouryMsgr. Carl F. CummingsMs. Kathleen V. CuneoPam and Ed CusterMr. and Mrs. Edward DanchikMr. Thomas A. DickMr. Bruce A. Drenning and

Mrs. Margaret Dolan-DrenningIrvin and Amy DrummondMr. and Mrs. David B. EberhardtMrs. Tracey EberhardtMr. David J. EiswertMr. and Mrs. Eugene Foley, Jr.Mr. John A. Frank, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Herbert D.

Frerichs, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John A. FritzgesMr. Navroz H. GandhiDr. and Mrs. Ivan H. GarciaMr. Gene GerberMr. Edmund J. GoedekeMr. Charles J. HackettMrs. Ruth S. HahnMr. Michael HarperMr. and Mrs. James R. HartmanMr. Martin C. HaufDr. and Mrs. Robert G. HennessyMr. and Mrs. James L. HirschMr. Gregory L. HodgesMr. and Mrs. Gregory A. HookMs. Diane D. HowellHugh Ivory and

Meghan ArmisteadDr. Tobi KarchmerMr. and Mrs. David D. KarolenkoMr. Barry KearneyDr. Achsah KeeganMr. Steven D. KrichbaumMr. Thomas J. KrzysPhilip and Madeline LacovaraMr. and Mrs. Richard LancePatrick and Theresa LawlerJohn T. LeimkuhlerJulianna and Noel LonguemareDr. Govind MadhirajuPauline S. Manalo

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. MaronickMr. James G. Murphy, Jr.Mr. James P. Murphy, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. H. Hudson

Myers, Jr.Mr. Terry NeimeyerMr. and Mrs. Henry V. NejfeltMr. and Mrs. Charles NewtonMr. Alexander S. ObazaMr. David OestreicherMr. Harry S. A. O’NeillMr. David OpitzMr. Mark D. PalmerDennis and Christine PeacockMr. and Mrs. James L. PetersMr. and Mrs. Richard J. PetrasMr. and Mrs. Andrew RakMr. Robert M. RamsMr. and Mrs. Alan RethDr. and Mrs. Charles B. ReulandMr. Frederick W. RungeMr. and Mrs. Paul RusonisMr. Keith RymerMr. Roy SachsMr. and Mrs. Jon L. ShoemakerMr. and Mrs. James T. Smith, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. SmithMrs. Marylane Y. SoeffingAlbert and Virginia Spokes✝

Mr. and Mrs. Mark StokesMrs. Katherine S. StrakesMs. Mary Lou StromerMrs. Cecily M. SuchyMr. and Mrs. Michael D. SullivanMs. Karen T. SyryloMrs. Mary Agnes ThiemMr. Fred A. TrenkleMr. Donald A. TriniteMs. Holly E. UtzMs. Catherine A. WalshMr. Phillip WulfridgeMr. and Mrs. Terence Zagar

William Merrick Circle $500-$999

Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. AmatoAnonymous (20)Mr. and Mrs. Eugene BaldwinMr. Rahn V. BarnesMr. and Mrs. Alan BatemanMr. Mark BehrensMs. Debra K. BeloffMr. and Mrs. Edmund Z. BermanMs. Lucille M. BielecMr. and Mrs. Edward V. Boris, Jr.Ms. Katrina BrownMs. Susan B. BuckMs. Janice L. BuresMr. Patrick B. CampbellMr. and Mrs. Paul K. CaseyMr. and Mrs. Tom ChristovichMr. and Mrs. John W. Conrad, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William Critcher

Mr. Kenneth W. Cunzeman, Sr.Mr. Matthew A. CuocciMrs. Barbara G. DavisMr. and Mrs. William J. DelinskyMs. Patricia A. DiPietroMr. and Mrs. Stephen M. DrigotasDr. Elizabeth M. DuganMr. John EckhartDr. Linda Emerick and

Mr. Joseph ArsenaultMr. and Mrs. Bruce W. FlemmingMr. and Mrs. Greg FoxMrs. Sandra D. FrattaliMr. Nicholas J. FrigoDr. and Mrs. Valeriano P.

Fugoso, IIIDr. and Mrs. Stephen W. GeorgeMr. and Mrs. David P. GrandeRev. Lee W. GrossMs. Lisa HanesMr. and Mrs. Dennis M. HanrattyMs. Elizabeth E. HarberMs. Margaret J. HayesMs. Joanne HissMr. Bruce HoffmeisterMr. and Mrs. Ralph H. HrubanMr. Thomas M. HughesMr. John W. Hunt, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. HursonMr. John IgoeMs. Jane IngoldMr. and Mrs. Martin KajicMrs. Barbara A. Kayser

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. KearneyMs. Mary KeiserMr. and Mrs. Richard KeysMr. and Mrs. Clement Klug, IIIMr. and Mrs. Eric L. KnutsenBill and Rosemarie KrausMr. and Mrs. Louis KushnerMr. and Mrs. Charles LaHatteMr. and Mrs. Michael J. LeumasMr. & Mrs. Stephen LevineMr. and Mrs. William MamakosMr. and Mrs. Michael MartineauMr. and Mrs. David P. MaruszewskiMr. and Mrs. Eugene S. MasonMr. Robert McCabeMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. MeighenMr. and Mrs. Lawrence MelocikMr. James M. Merwald, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Kyle R. MillerMr. and Mrs. Frank MorabitoMr. James D. MurphyMs. Bonita S. MyersMrs. Martha NocheraMr. James C. OliverDr. and Mrs. Juan M. PardoJohn and Karen PipitoneDr. and Mrs. Mark S. RadowichMr. Michael C. RankeMr. and Mrs. Regis ReftMr. and Mrs. Keenan RiceMr. and Mrs. James RiggsMr. and Mrs. Stephen C. RohrsMrs. Elizabeth B. RoseMr. and Mrs. Amado SandovalMr. and Mrs. Paul SchiavoneMr. and Mrs. John J. SchiavoneDiane and Dan SchmittMrs. Octavia ShulmanMr. and Mrs. Kenneth SingletonMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. SmithFr. Alfred E. SmithMs. Claire SmithMs. Josephine M. SmithMr. Nicholas C. SmithKendall Sorenson-Clark and

Greg ClarkMr. and Mrs. Ken StachiwMr. and Mrs. Charles C. SteeleMs. Mary R. SteinMr. and Mrs. John Z. StepienMr. James Stevenson, Jr.Jennifer A. SummersMs. C. Elizabeth ThaterMs. Christine H. TuckerGregory✝ and Katherine TurkMr. and Mrs. Peter TwohyMr. Ronald L. Van NestDr. Rose M. ViscardiMs. Annamaria VitelliKatherine WagnerMitch and Beth WalkMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. WallMr. and Mrs. Tom Walsh

Dr. Julie WhittakerMr. and Mrs. Martin WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Paul M. WisniewskiMrs. and Mr. Sherry WohlbergMr. and Mrs. John J. WroblewskiSr. Mary L. Zollars, DC

Louise de Marillac Circle $250-$499

Mrs. Anna AmrheinAnonymous (32)Mr. and Mrs. Braxton AndrewsMs. Michelle ArriagaDorothy and Marvin

Askew-SawyerJudge and Mrs. Patrick J. AttridgeRosemary T. AtwoodMrs. Vernelle S. BaileyMr. Robert L. BarazottoMs. Carolyn BartenfelderMr. and Mrs. Ronald J.

BartyczakMr. Kenneth BauerMr. Norman F. Bavis, Sr.Ms. Karen S. BennettMr. and Mrs. Gregory P. BenzMs. Elizabeth BlakneyMr. Joseph L. BohartMrs. Annette BohrerMr. and Mrs. Eric BorchardMr. and Mrs. Edward BoyleMs. Rita A. BozelMr. William G. BradyMs. Marie C. BrannanMr. Stephen BrennanMr. and Mrs. Lou BriccaMr. Brian L. BriggsMs. Jacqueline A. CandelaMr. and Mrs. Thomas CandelariaDr. Jessalyne L. CharlesMs. Amy J. Chetelat

Mr. and Mrs. Edmund S. CoaleMr. and Mrs. Edward S.

Cohn, Esq.Mr. Robert C. Coleman, Jr.Mr. John F. CollinsMr. Anthony J. ConleyMs. Richard ConradMr. and Mrs. Stephen CookseyMr. and Mrs. George CreelMr. and Mrs. George R. CyrLt. Col. Richard E. DarcyDr. and Mrs. Robert E. DavisMs. Aimee R. DeCamilloMr. James L. DerenbergerMr. Bruce DombroskiMr. and Mrs. James J.

DoughertyMs. Patricia DuffieMs. Heather C. DzielakMr. George D. EbnerMs. Theresa EndresMr. and Mrs. Stephen EnglishDr. Michael A. ErdekMr. George G. EspositoMr. Michael C. EtzelMs. Jacinta EverettMr. and Mrs. Charles R. FallsMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Fick, Jr.Mrs. Celestine P. FinnMr. John Flynn, IIIMs. Maria FordMrs. Anita R. FriedmannMrs. Dorothy T. FurnaryMrs. Anna J. GallagherMr. Jonathan GerstmyerMrs. Nicole A. GilmoreDavid and Debra GlassmanMr. Gary GogolinskiMr. Marcel A. GonzalezMr. and Mrs. Victor J. GramsMr. and Mrs. R. John Gregrich

CIRCLE OF GIVINGThe Circle of Giving recognizes those individuals who generously supported our 2015 Annual Fund (October 2014-September 2015). While we are unable to list the name of every contributor, we are so very grateful to all who generously supported our mission and work.

✝ = deceased ✝ = deceased


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Anonymous✝

Mr. Jos E. BandzwolekMarie Borrows✝

Edith Bradley✝

Charles L. Braun✝

Ms. Katherine A. Buckley✝

Margaret E. Buinov✝

Mr. Samuel W. Chairs, Jr.Ms. Amy J. ChetelatMr. Calvin N. Church✝

Ms. Frances Clark✝

Mrs. Anna M. Clipp✝

Mr. Calvin N. Clurch✝

Mrs. Arleen K. Curran✝

Samuel A. Dalfonzo✝

Catherine M. Davis✝

Mrs. Elizabeth H. Dettor✝

Julia B. Dobbin✝

Msgr. Nicholas Dohony✝

Mrs. Madeline Dorn✝

Edward J. Dougherty✝

Anna M. Eckenrode✝

Ms. Mary A. Eisel✝

Helen May Essert✝

Frank J. Faimann✝

Joseph F. Faimann✝

George Feild✝

Ray Flesher✝

James L. Foble✝

Walter B. Forney✝

Edna M. Fowler✝

Ms. Mary Anne Fray✝

Leona L. Gerich✝

Kathleen Laura Glancy✝

Dr. Ghislaine D. Godenne✝

Edmund J. and Marie E.✝ GoedekeJames P. Hardy✝

Gertrude Hartman✝

Ms. Shirley A. HartnettMr. James HaufMr. Charles J. Henneman✝

M.E. Huebschman✝

Helen M. Hughes✝

Elizabeth Kennedy✝

Charlotte A. Koomjohn✝

John S. and Kathryn B. Kozlowski✝

Marie P. Kronman✝

Marie A. Lang✝

Joseph P. Laun✝

Theodore E. Lombard✝

Annette M. Macke✝

Edward F. Mahan✝

Catherine E. Manley✝

John J. McInerney✝

Verna Melocik✝

William J. and Louise Meyers✝

June E. Moore✝

Marie L. Moore✝

Carrie S. Noeth✝

Jane H. and John J. O’Connor✝

Mary R. O’Hara✝

Katherine I. O’Neill✝

Thomas W. Panghorn✝

John B. Pfeifer✝

Mary Kline Pijanowski✝

Ms. Ida Quina✝

Sara S. Rice✝

John Eugene Ringsdorf✝

Anna L. Rohos✝

Elizabeth Rossback✝

Elizabeth A. Roth✝

Phyllis Roth✝

Margaret M. Ryan✝

Mr. Roy SachsMrs. M. Corletto Salafia✝

Margaret Shank✝

Elizabeth Sito✝

Albert and Virginia Spokes✝

Msgr. Edward F. Staub✝

Ms. Mary Lou StromerJohn S. SuehleMiss Abbie M. Sullivan✝

Mr. Joseph J. ThomasAgnes E. Tighe✝

William J. Unverzagt✝

William B. Watkins✝

Mr. William A. Welnosky, Sr.✝

Mrs. Anna M. Williams✝

Mary D. Winkelman✝

Arlene R. Wiseman✝

Ms. Sue Wood

LEGACY CIRCLEWe want to recognize and thank the members of our 1865 Legacy Society who chose to include St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore in their estate plans, enabling us to sustain our capacity to serve others in the future.

Mrs. Georgia K. GriffithLouise de Marillac Circle

$250-$499 (cont.)Mr. and Mrs. Richard A.

Guttendorf, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Randy GuttmanMrs. Lynn F. HadfieldMrs. Jean C. HalleMs. Regina A. HambletonMs. Barbara A. HamiltonMr. Robert R. HarbinMs. Alyson HarkinsMr. Darryl HarrisMr. George Hasser, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. HeacockMrs. Paulette R. HillMr. Bill HopkinsonMrs. Carolyn HortonMs. Catherine HouffMr. Charles T. Hufnagel, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas JanusMs. Patricia JonasMr. Jamison JonesMr. Charles J. KarlMr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Kelly, Jr.Mrs. Patricia M. KellyMr. and Mrs. Paul T. KielMr. and Mrs. Mehmet S. KinakMr. George J. KlemMs. Mary Ann KmetykRear Admiral James E.

Koehr, Ret.Mr. James F. KolarMr. and Mrs. Robert Korbeck

Mr. Michael J. KreftMrs. Maureen B. LanningMr. Michael LordMr. and Mrs. Thomas N. LorsungMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. MaleticRichard and Marlene ManceMr. Anthony D. MartelliMr. Charles L. MartinMs. Ellen McDonaldMrs. Carol A. McGorrayMr. James McGrailMr. Michael P. McHaleMr. and Mrs. Francis J.

Meagher, Sr.Ms. Rosario MedinaMr. Mark R. MeliaMarti and Michael MeydDr. and Mrs. John O. MeyerhoffMrs. Elizabeth A. MigliaraMr. and Mrs. James R. MillfordMr. and Mrs. Lawrence J.

MislyanMs. Judith A. ModellMs. Jean-Barry MolzMr. and Mrs. Edward MooneyMr. Terry A. MooreMs. Regina MorinMs. Joy C. NebblettMr. Robert H. Nicholson and

Ms. Melinda L. WeisenbornMr. and Mrs. James J. Nolan, Jr.Mr. Thomas N. NoteMs. Georgia NuessleMr. Robert ObstMs. Noreen O’DonnellMr. and Mrs. Peter ParrMs. Leah PaslickMr. and Mrs. Thomas G. PeterKathy and Rodney PetersenDr. Daniel PetrusMs. Judith C. PhillipsDr. Michael F. PlottMrs. Marguerite A. PlumerMr. Ronald PolomskyMrs. Margaret M. PowersMr. Michael PreisMr. and Mrs. Thomas RaimondiMr. Donald L. RakoskieMs. Verna L. ReamyMr. Gregg Petersen and

Dr. Shirley ReddochMrs. Elisabeth H. ReedMr. Brian ReedMr. George R. ReeseMr. Louis M. Rehak, Jr.Ms. Emily M. ReillyMs. Patricia Renegar-FayMr. and Mrs. Peter ResetarMr. Sean T. RhoderickMs. Megan RichardsMr. and Mrs. Joseph P. RiegerRobert and Barbara RobelMr. Paul Rogers

Ms. Sylvia M. RogersMr. Thomas RothmanMrs. Anna C. RuarkMs. Jennifer Rushing-SchurrMr. and Mrs. Paul RussellMs. Judith SachwaldVice Admiral James A.

Sagerholm, USN (Ret.)Mrs. Erica SarodiaMr. Gregory SavordMr. John E. Schafer, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Brian ScheetzMr. Eugene SchnellMrs. Dorothy SchoeberleinMr. and Mrs. Lyle SensenbrennerMr. and Mrs. Joseph ShanleyJim and Cathy SheridanMs. Christina SikoraMr. Charles Sikorsky, Sr.Albert and Elizabeth SimonLisa SimonsonMr. George SkeptonMs. Nancy J. SkinnerMr. Michael R. SmithMr. Dana SohrMr. David SouthwickMrs. Cheryl SpeddenMrs. Debbie SperatoMr. and Mrs. Nick St. AmantMr. and Mrs. Robert J. StackJuli Stephens-DeValleMs. Margaret T. Stephenson

Mr. Daniel StevensMr. and Mrs. Dave StevensMr. and Mrs. Charles StierMr. Thomas J. StochlMs. Anne StriegelMs. Karen R. StrubelMr. and Mrs. Jeff TaylorMr. Richard D. TemminkMrs. Anna M. TeweyMr. and Mrs. David M. ThomasMr. and Mrs. Bruce ThompsonDr. John J. TobinMr. Bryan R. TownsendMr. Frank Tribull, Sr.Mr. Thomas TrunkMr. Keith N. ValleraniMr. and Mrs. David Van NattaMrs. Elizabeth VaughanMs. Carla A. VincentMs. Nicole WalshMrs. Donna WaltherMs. Roberta B. WattsMr. Steven M. WeaverDr. and Mrs. Donald WegleinMrs. Jean WestMs. Martha WhalenFr. John A. WilliamsonMr. William WittelsbergerMr. and Mrs. John C. Young, Jr.

✝ = deceased

1865 Circle$500,000 and aboveThe Abell Foundation, IncAnonymousKenneth S. Battye Charitable TrustCharles T. Bauer FoundationBunting Family FoundationAnna M. Eckenrode✝

Beth and Glenn FalcaoFamily League of Baltimore CityFrance-Merrick FoundationThe Hackerman FoundationMr. and Mrs. Andy HartmanThe Kresge FoundationSix/S Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Richard StermerUnited Way of Central MarylandThe Harry and Jeanette Weinberg

Foundation

Chairman's Circle$100,000-$499,999Annette M. Macke Charitable

Remainder TrustAnonymousBaltimore Workforce Funders

CollaborativeMr. Samuel Chairs, Jr.Children’s Fresh Air Society

Fund of the Baltimore

Community FoundationClayton Baker TrustDanellie FoundationCarmen and Vicki DeyesuThe Dresher FoundationFriendly Inn AssociationRobert and Mimie HelmMarion I. & Henry J. Knott

FoundationLockhart Vaughan FoundationJohn J. McInerney Charitable

Remainder UnitrustThe Mirmiran FoundationMary R. O’Hara✝

Osprey Foundation

Thomas W. Pangborn✝

Mr. and Mrs. Robert RubrightMr. and Mrs. Brian StanskyT. Rowe Price Foundation, Inc.WBAL Radio Kid’s CampaignThomas Wilson Sanitarium

for ChildrenMr. and Mrs. Vernon H. WrightWright Family Foundation

President's Circle$50,000-$99,999AnonymousThe Associated Jewish

Community Federation of Baltimore

John T. Beane Charitable Foundation

ConstellationMr. and Mrs. Joseph CroteauThe DeVito Family TrustEdna Fowler✝

Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. GlickKeller FoundationsMr. Nikoulas Koutrelakos and

Ms. Susan M. Lancelotta

LIFETIME GIVING CIRCLEThe Lifetime Giving Circle recognizes the generosity of supporters with a cumulative lifetime giving of $10,000 or more in support of our mission.

Circle of Giving continued . . .

✝ = deceased

✝ = deceased


President's Circle$50,000-$99,999 (cont.)Marie P. Kronman Charitable Lead

Annuity TrustJohn J. Leidy FoundationM & T Charitable FoundationKevin and Patricia MeydWilliam J. Meyers✝

Middendorf Foundation, Inc.Northeast Foods Inc./

H & S BakeryCathey & Tony NotarfrancescoJohn B. Pfeifer✝

James Riepe Family FoundationPhyllis Roth✝

Solo Cup FoundationSt. Joseph Fullerton*St. Michael & St. PatrickWilliam J. Unverzagt✝

The Wal-Mart FoundationWilliam A. Welnosky✝

Good Samaritan Circle$20,000-$49,999Mr. and Mrs. Sergio AcleAllegis Group Foundation, Inc.Anonymous (3)Stephanie Archer and

Andrew B. SmithThe Associated Black CharitiesThe William G. Baker, Jr.

Memorial FundBaltimore Women’s Giving Circle

of the Baltimore Community Foundation

Bank of America FoundationBatza Family FoundationMarie Borrows✝

Mr. and Mrs. Michael BrayChris and Kit BurtonChurch of the ResurrectionMs. Frances Clark✝

Anna M. Clipp✝

Ms. Cecilia J. DaleySamuel A. Dalfonzo✝

Catherine M. Davis✝

Julia B. Dobbin✝

Msgr. Nicholas Dohony✝

Dollar General Literacy FoundationMr. David DonovanFareStartJames L. Foble✝

Mr. and Mrs. John FritzgesMr. Navroz H. GandhiMr. Joseph S. GrabensteinMr. and Mrs. John W. GuideraMr. Herbert Haebler, Jr.Mr. Martin C. HaufMr. B. George Herbig✝

Lieutenant Thomas Joseph Hill Memorial Foundation

David & Barbara B. Hirschhorn Foundation

Emmert Hobbs Foundation, Inc.Mr. John IgoeJesuit Community of Loyola

University MarylandMr. and Mrs. James P. Klima, IIIMrs. Mary S. LangmeadLeague of the Little FlowerMary and Michael LynchDon and Joyce MannMr. and Mrs. John S. MaynesMBNA AmericaMcCormick & Company, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Sid MeierMs. Yvonne K. MolotsiThe Law Office of Peter T. NichollOber, Kaler, Grimes & ShriverOhio Casualty FundMr. Harry S. A. O’NeillWilliam and Dorothy O’Neill

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Gabriel J. PoggiMr. and Mrs. Arthur PowellProcter & Gamble FundMr. and Mrs. James RiepeRev. James RisacherJim & Patty Rouse FoundationMargaret M. Ryan✝

Loretta A. Snell Charitable TrustAlbert and Virginia Spokes✝

Mr. and Mrs. Mark StokesMr. John S. SuehleThe Alvin and Fanny A. Thalheimer

Foundation

T. Rowe Price AssociatesMrs. Mary Agnes ThiemMs. Sharon TimmsArlene R. Wiseman✝

Patron's Circle$10,000-$19,999Frank and Marian AltozAnonymous (3)Asbetstos Specialist Inc.Baltimore County Savings BankBaltimore Gas & Electric CompanyThe Baltimore Sun CharitiesMrs. Genevieve BensonMr. and Mrs. Gregory BenzMarie Borrows✝

Mrs. Dorothy Bunting✝

Mr. Christopher BurkeMr. J. Henry ButtaMr. and Mrs. Andrew V.

Caldwell, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Bradley CallahanThe Campbell Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. James CastellanThe Todd and Annemarie Chairs

Family FundCore Knowledge FoundationMr. and Mrs. Timothy E. CovingtonMsgr. Carl F. CummingsMrs. Arlene Curran✝

Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Daloisio, Jr.Mr. Robert DeSantisMr. Thomas A. DickMr. and Mrs. Ed DickeyEdward J. Dougherty✝

Mrs. Tracey EberhardtMs. Mary A. EiselMr. and Mrs. John EnderleMr. and Mrs. Michael FineMr. James FoxMr. John Frank, Jr.Frank Family Foundation FundMs. Donna FuchslugerMr. and Mrs. Edmund GoedkeGoldsmith Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Todd GravoisMrs. Mary GunningMrs. Ruth S. HahnStephanie Hahn and

Steven PritchardMs. Judith HamburgerMr. James HaufMr. and Mrs. Raymond H. HolterMr. and Mrs. Gregory A. HookHelen M. Hughes✝

Elizabeth and Eddie JohnsonMr. and Mrs. David JohnsonMr. Melvin KalinskiMr. and Mrs. Richard KilroyCharlotte Koomjohn✝

John S. Kozlowski✝

Kathryn B. Kozlowski✝

Mr. and Mrs. Gary KreiplSr. Charmaine Krohe, SSNDLadies of Charity, St. Stephen

Mr. and Mrs. John D. LeahyHenry H. Lewis Contractors, LLCMr. and Mrs. William C. LohnesLois and Phillip Macht Family

Philanthropic FundCatherine E. Manley✝

Mr. and Mrs. Robert MatarozzaMs. Rita McGrath✝

Mr. and Mrs. John McKennaMBNA FoundationMs. Elizabeth A. MigliaraMigliara Family FoundationMiles & Stockbridge, P.C.Ms. Yvonne MolotsiOak Crest Village Faith

CommunityOur Lady of the AngelsPallottines-Immaculate

ConceptionsMr. Stephen PequigneyThe Phillip and Beryl Sachs Family

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert PooleRacetrack Impact FundMr. Robert M. RamsMr. and Mrs. Alan RethMr. and Mrs. Bert RobertsMs. Harriet RosenbloomMr. Keith RymerMr. and Mrs. Amado SandovalJohn D.✝ and Lillian M. SchiavoneMr. and Mrs. John J. SchiavoneSecond Presbyterian ChurchMr. and Mrs. Jon ShoemakerMr. Eugene SmithMrs. Marylane Y. SoeffingSpherionSt. Agnes Clinical Practice GroupSt. Joseph Medical CenterSt. Mary Catholic SchoolSt. Ursula*Mrs. Bernadine P. StogoskiMrs. Katherine StrakesMr. Edward StreyleMs. Mary L. StromerMr. Fred A. TrenkleMr. Frank Tribull, Sr.Mr. Donald A. TriniteMr. John Uhler, Jr.USF&G FoundationUSNA Religious Offering FundMr. and Mrs. R. Hutchings VernonThe Wachovia Wells Fargo

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Timothy WeberMr. and Mrs. Joseph Welkie, Jr.Mrs. Joan Wendland✝

Whiting-Turner Contracting Company

Anna M. Williams✝

Mr. Kenneth T. Wright, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Norman YostMr. and Mrs. Terence Zagar

Celebrating 150 YearsLifetime Giving Circle continued . . .

LeadershipCOMMUNITY SERVICES

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Glenn Falcao, Chair

Elizabeth Johnson, Treasurer

i. DeAndrei Drummond,

Secretary

Rev. John Lombardi,

Spiritual Advisor

John Schiavone,

President & CEO

Katina Allbrook

Rahn Barnes

Joseph W. G. Brooks

A. Christopher Burton

Pamela Custer

John Devine

Pauline Manalo

Christine Peacock

John Pipitone

Tim Rodgers

Diane Schmitt

BALTIMORE COUNCIL

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Pauline Manalo, President

Dennis Ford, Vice President

Richard Darcy, Treasurer

Sr. Catherine Kelly, DC,

Spiritual Advisor

John Schiavone,

President & CEO

Marie Wicks, Vincentian

Ministry Coordinator

Christine Barnes

Gracie Ferguson

Richard Keys

Tony Mello

Robert Pecor

KIDZTABLE

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

John Schiavone, President & CEO

Sean Delaney, Treasurer

Majid Zaghari, General Manager

Pamela Custer

John Frank, Jr.

Annemarie Joerres

David Keelan

FOUNDATION

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

John Frank, Jr, Chair

Rich DuVall, Vice Chair

David Brown, Treasurer

Paul Capriolo, Secretary

John Schiavone, President & CEO

Joseph W.G. Brooks

Glenn Falcao

STAFF LEADERSHIP

John J. Schiavone,

President & CEO

Mary Rode,

Sr. VP, Program Services

Sean Delaney,

Chief Financial Officer

Kendall Sorenson-Clark,

VP, Human Resources

Jennifer Summers,

VP, Development & Marketing

Toni Boulware Stackhouse,

Sr. Director, Shelters &

Housing Programs

Olutunde Clarke, Sr. Director,

Early Childhood Services

Tona Cravioto, Sr. Director,

Workforce Development

Dorothy Sawyer, Sr. Director,

Homeless Services

Majid Zaghari,

General Manager, KidzTable

* St. Vincent de Paul Parish Conference

✝ = deceased

2015 ANNUAL REPORT 31

32 iiiST. VINCENT DE PAUL OF BALTIMORE 2015 ANNUAL REPORT

Leadership Our ServicesHomelessness and Supportive Housing

Beans & BreadHomeless day resource program serving 300 people daily

Home ConnectionsPermanent housing serving 60 chronically homeless individuals

Frederick Ozanam HouseRecovery housing program serving 20 homeless men

Cottage Avenue CommunityTransitional housing serving 15 families

Sarah’s Hope, Mount StreetComprehensive 131 bed shelter serving homeless families in Baltimore City

Sarah’s Hope, Hannah MoreComprehensive 85 bed shelter serving homeless families in Baltimore County

Front Door Rapid re-housing and shelter diversion program serving 150 families per year in Baltimore City and County

Child & Family Services

Camp St. VincentSummer day camp serving 246 homeless children daily from Baltimore City and County

Head Start Educational, health, and social services for 728 pre-school children and their families

Workforce Development

Career ConnectionsDrop-in employment resource program serving 600 adults per year

Next CourseOccupational skills training for careers in the food service industry serving 115 adults per year

Emergency Assistance

Parish ConferencesEviction prevention, food, utility, and other financial assistance through a network of 38 parish-based volunteer groups

Access to Healthy Food

KidzTable Social enterprise seeking to expand access to healthy food by providing 6,000 fresh nutritious meals daily to children in schools, pre-schools, and summer camps throughout the greater Baltimore region.

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES

Net Assets-Beginning of the Year $10,006,635 Support and RevenueContributions . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,741,542 Grants and Contracts, Government 10,224,676 in-kind Contributions . . . . . . . . 4,186,162 Other income . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,414,182 Total Support and Revenue . . . $21,566,562 ExpensesProgram Services . . . . . . . . . $20,024,827 Management and Fundraising . . . . 600,102 Total Operating Expenses, Before Extraordinary Items. . . . $20,624,929 Extraordinary ItemsPension Liability-Adjustment. . . . . 120,610 Release of Liens . . . . . . . . . . . . 440,819 Net Assets - End of the Year . . . $11,509,697

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

Assets Current Assets. . . . . . . . . . . .$4,954,357 Property and Equipment . . . . . . 9,516,032 Other Assets. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66,568

Total Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . $14,536,957

Liabilities and Net AssetsLiabilitiesCurrent Liabilities . . . . . . . . . $1,934,277 Long-term Liabilities . . . . . . . . 1,092,983

Total Liabilities . . . . . . . . . . $3,027,260 Net Assets Unrestricted . . . . . . . . . . . . $9,720,062 Temporarily Restricted . . . . . . . 1,789,635

Total Net Assets . . . . . . . . . . $11,509,697

Total Liabilities and Net Assets . $14,536,957 St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Your donations are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law. A complete audited financial report is available by writing to 2305 N. Charles Street, Ste 300, Baltimore, MD 21218 or by calling (410) 662-0500. Documents and information submitted under the Maryland Solicitations Act are also available, for the cost of postage and copies, from the Maryland Secretary of State, State House, Annapolis, MD 21401, (410) 974-5534.

Your Support Works

52% Child & FamilyServices

30% Homelessness & Supportive Housing

8% Access to Healthy Foods

3% EmergencyAssistance

3% Management& Fundraising

4% WorkforceDevelopment


iV ST. VINCENT DE PAUL OF BALTIMORE

2305 N. Charles Street, Suite 300 • Baltimore, Maryland 21218410-662-0500 • 410-662-0508 fax • [email protected]

www.vincentbaltimore.org

Our MissionTo ensure those impacted by poverty have the skills and

resources to achieve their full potential.

Faith: We see God’s image in every person, inspired by Christ’s teachings and the Catholic Faith.

Dignity: We affirm the dignity of each individual by offering

respect, compassion, and care, by embracing diversity, and by serving people of all backgrounds.

Collaboration: We actively engage partners and the broader

community in our work to achieve collective impact.

Service: We recognize service as an opportunity to give as well as to receive.

Excellence: We relentlessly pursue the highest standards,

embracing innovation and best practices.

Stewardship: We use our resources responsibly and efficiently, and we hold ourselves accountable for transparency

and measurable results.

Our Values