2017 Annual Report. Inspire Giving. Fund God s Work.

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1 2017 Annual Report Inspire Giving. Fund God s Work.

2 The LORD bless you and keep you! The LORD let his face shine upon you, and be gracious to you! The LORD look upon you kindly and give you peace! Numbers 6:24-26 My Sisters and Brothers in Christ: The Lord bless you and keep you this new year! I chose this Scripture from the Book of Numbers to begin this letter as my prayer for you. As we celebrate this new year, we are reminded that we are set apart as sacred, dedicated through the Sacrament of Baptism. Stewardship begins with this Sacrament; our offering of ourselves to God. This 2017 Annual Report of The Catholic Foundation of Central Florida depicts the refreshment of the waters of Baptism through joyous stories of faith. Open its pages to discover our telling of blessing. I am grateful to the Board of Directors, staff of The Catholic Foundation of Central Florida and you for the Lord has looked upon us with kindness. In the Old Testament, peace was a prayer of happiness, good health, prosperity, friendship, and general well-being upon the one greeted. May the Lord give us His Peace. Sincerely yours in Christ, Most Reverend John Noonan Bishop of Orlando 2

3 Table of Contents A Letter from Bishop John Noonan 2 A Letter from Our Chairman 4 Our Core Services 5 Our Catholic Appeal 6 Planned Giving 8 Capital Campaign Services 10 With All Your Heart / Con Todo Nuestro Corazón 12 Offertory Enhancement 14 Alive in Christ 15 Investment and Endowment Management 16 Financial Statements 18 Corpus Christi Society 20 Lumen Christi & Fidelis Societies 21 Vivos Christi Society 22 Shepherd s Fund 24 Catholic Campus Ministry at UCF 25 Our Board of Directors 26 Our Team 27 3

4 A letter from our Chairman With your generous support, we were blessed to achieve several goals making a positive impact on our Catholic community On behalf of The Catholic Foundation of Central Florida, it is my honor to present to you the 2017 Annual Report, highlighting another year of tremendous stewardship. With your generous support, we were blessed to achieve several goals making a positive impact on our Catholic community throughout the Diocese of Orlando. Our highlights this year include: A new Foundation logo. Our Catholic Appeal this year raised almost $16 million. Money raised in this appeal helps to feed hungry families, educate seminarians preparing for priesthood, and provides faith formation experiences for Catholic children and adults. Capital Campaigns to assist parishes to meet the growing demands of our Catholic community. A new Planned Giving website, which thoroughly outlines how you or a loved one may make a gift to further our Catholic mission. In addition, 13 planned giving seminars were held throughout our Diocese and attended by more than 600 Catholics. Seven parishes in our Diocese participated in the With All Your Heart program. This program focuses on four heart seasons, including prayer, service, witnessing and sharing. We are also very pleased to announce that the Foundation now manages more than $50 million in investments on behalf of the Diocese, parishes, diocesan entities and private donors. We look forward to continued growth of these investments in the years ahead and the ability to support our diocese. The Foundation Board of Directors and staff continue to look for innovative ways to better serve the spiritual needs of Central Florida s growing Catholic community. It is an honor and blessing to do so. We look forward to another year of continued success. God Bless! 4 Orlando L. Evora Chairman, Board of Directors

5 Inspire Giving. Fund God s Work. Our Core Services Through the generosity of our donors, we steward resources for the Diocese of Orlando and our parishes to ensure their long-term health and stability. These resources prevent homelessness, provide health care to the needy, and faith-formation experiences for Catholic children and adults throughout Central Florida. In partnership with our donors, we also guide resources that foster Catholic School education and prepare future seminarians for the priesthood. We are blessed to serve our Diocese, board of directors, parishes and the Catholic community. Through the generous support of our Catholic community, we provide the following core services: Our Catholic Appeal Capital Campaigns Planned Giving Investment and Endowment Management Offertory Enhancement With All Your Heart Catholic Campus Ministry Advancement Services Alive In Christ 5

6 The Catholic Founda on of Central Florida Our Catholic Appeal is an annual opportunity for every member of our faith family to support the life-changing work and ministries of the Diocese of Orlando. Gifts to Our Catholic Appeal fund a wide variety of ministries that serve our nine counties in ways that no parish could accomplish alone. Annual gifts to Our Catholic Appeal provide essential funding to 27 ministries that benefit every Catholic parish, school and family in Central Florida. Members of the diocese are also invited to increase their support for Our Catholic Appeal through The Shepherd s Fund. This fund provides the bishop with a supplementary resource for pressing needs, special projects, or extraordinary circumstances that are not covered by the diocesan budget and for which no other revenue source is available. As an unrestricted resource, The Shepherd s Fund gives the bishop the ability to respond to emergencies and the flexibility to embrace opportunities that might otherwise be lost Goal $14,500,000 6 Raised through 12/31/2017 $15,979,880 Donors Contributed 43, Lumen Christi Society Members 103 Average Gift $371 Corpus Christi Society Members

7 6% 6% 4% 4% 28% 7% 7% 10% Where the Money Goes 11% 17% $4,000,000 28% Leadership & Parish Life Vocations & Seminarian Education, Clergy Formation, Permanent Diaconate, Bishop s Office, Liturgy, Liturgical Music, Consecrated Life, Tribunal, Ministry to Senior Priests, Ministry to International Priests $2,500,000 17% Education Catholic Schools, Mission Office/Sister Diocese San Juan de la Maguana, San Pedro Spiritual Development Center $1,600,000 11% Human Dignity & Solidarity Bishop Grady Villas, Catholic Charities of Central Florida, Farmworkers Ministry, Tourism Ministry $1,500,000 10% Discipleship and Stewardship Parish & Diocesan Development Services $1,000,000 7% Laity, Family & Life Children s Ministry, Family Ministry, Catholic Campus Ministry, Multicultural Ministry, Youth Ministry, Adult Ministry, Mission Integration $1,000,000 7% Ecclesiastical Property Cemeteries, Design & Construction, Facilities Management $850,000 6% State & National Outreach United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Florida Conference of Catholic Bishops, Southeast Pastoral Institute $850,000 6% Financial Services Finance, Information Technology, Parish Shared Accounting Services, Printing & Distribution $600,000 4% Communications Archivist, Communications, Florida Catholic Newspaper, Faith Fit & Buena Nueva Radio $600,000 4% Human Resources Human Resources, Victim Assistance *Dollar figures are rounded 7

8 PLANNED GIVING We are blessed to have received gifts from the generations who have come before us: those who have built our parishes and schools; those who have taught and mentored our priests. Our Catholic legacy begins with our hearts and minds, and weaves through our lives, our time and possessions. It culminates with our final estate plans. Planned giving, also known as deferred giving or charitable estate giving, is an important way to provide for our loved ones while ensuring a stable future for our parishes, Catholic schools or the life-changing ministries of our diocese. There are a number of opportunities to create a personal and heartfelt Catholic legacy. They include: Bequest from Will or Trust IRA or 401K Life Insurance Real Estate Charitable Gift Annuity Payable On Death (POD) / Transfer On Death (TOD) Charitable Lead Trust Charitable Remainder Trust Pooled Income Fund Endowment 8 To learn more about how you can leave a legacy, please call

9 In 2017, Through Your Generosity to Parishes, Schools and Diocesan Ministries $5.1 $3.4 Million Million Matured Gifts 1 Planned Gifts 2 15 Families Made Planned Gifts To express gratitude, Richard and Scarlett Griffin have donated to schools, prison ministries and they are making a planned gift through their will for Annunciation Church in Altamonte Springs Diocesan 2 Diocesan Parishes and Schools Benefiting Ministries Benefiting Entities Benefiting Families In The Vivos Christi Society 1 Matured planned gifts are those in which the donor has passed away and the final gift has been received by the Church. Financial results are for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2017 (unaudited). 2 Future planned gifts are those in which a donor has notified us of a gift intent, which the Church will receive when they pass away. This is a conservative valuation as it includes undisclosed gift amounts. The average matured gift is $114,862. At this rate, these future gifts would be valued at an estimated $11,486,694 when they mature. 3. The Vivos Christi Society celebrates and honors those who have created a Catholic legacy for the future of our local Church through the beautiful gesture of a planned gift. 9

10 CAPITAL CAMPAIGN SERVICES The Catholic Foundation of Central Florida is deeply thankful to all those who have given so generously to sustain and strengthen the work of our Diocesan community. Your continued efforts have blessed the Diocese of Orlando in many ways! Our parishes are growing their ministries, strengthening their schools, and expanding their capacity for outreach. Capital campaigns help parishes and schools attain major goals, such as expansions, renovations and new construction. Feasibility studies and planning services determine capacity and define the case for support. Our expert staff support pastors and lead parishioners from launch to redemption to ensure successful campaigns. This empowers parishes to better serve the spiritual needs of our region s fast-growing Catholic community. This year, the Foundation launched new campaigns in partnership with St. Vincent de Paul, of Wildwood, FL, and Blessed Sacrament, of Clermont, FL. 10

11 We are extremely grateful to the Catholic Foundation for their impeccable execution of our project. May God bless them all! Rev. John Britto Antony St. John the Evangelist, Viera, FL In addition to Capital Campaigns, our Campaign Services also include the following: Feasibility Study - A Feasibity Study charts the course for a successful campaign and upon completion, a campaign plan can be developed and tailored specifically for each parish, school or diocesan entity. Wealth Screening - A wealth screen helps to determine a donor s capacity to give. Researching your donor base with wealth screening techniques can help you identify who might have the potential to become a Leadership Gift Prospect. With this insight, you will be better prepared to determine your overall fundraising goals and potential. Redemption Services - Pledge redemption can present an overwhelming administrative burden to parishes, schools and other diocesan entities. Errors can be costly in terms of lost resources and damaged credibility. As part of the Pledge Redemption Services, The Foundation can manage the entire pledge redemption process through the life of the campaign. By shifting this responsibility to The Foundation, the parish, school or other diocesan entity can focus on the most important aspect of the Pledge Redemption Phase: cultivating lasting relationships that strengthen the mission. 11

12 WITH ALL YOUR HEART CON TODO NUESTRO CORAZÓN With All Your Heart / Con Todo Nuestro Corazón is a program which invites Catholics to fully live their faith as members of a thriving parish. The goal is to strengthen parish life by increasing spirituality, involvement, generosity, and membership. This year, seven parishes participated in this bilingual program. Throughout the year, With All Your Heart (WAYH) establishes a cycle of four seasons: Heart to Pray, Heart to Serve, Heart to Share, and Heart to Witness. The early result? At four pilot parishes, offertory giving increased an average of 8% since WAYH started. 12

13 With All Your Heart 2017 parish highlights include: Our Lady of Lourdes, Daytona Beach During the Heart to Pray season, Our Lady of Lourdes had more than 40 parishioners attend Prayer School weekly, educating parishioners about different types of prayers. During the Heart to Serve season, a ministry fair helped to enroll 50 additional members for the parish s outreach ministry. St. Andrew, Orlando The parish community wrote a hymn, With All Your Hearts, that is regularly sung in English and Spanish during Mass celebrations. During Prayer Affair, 200 to 300 families signed covenants committing to pray for the homeless, sick, imprisoned, thirsty, poor or dead. St. Francis of Assisi, Apopka During the Heart to Pray season, 600 families committed to more than 1,500 prayer actions. The Hispanic community has 45 to 50 parishioners practicing Lectio Divina meditations each week throughout the year. St. John the Evangelist, Viera During the Heart to Serve season, the parish held a Children Helping Children Walk-A-Thon raising $10,500. In addition, Edge and Life Teen youth packed 500 food packages for the Children s Hunger Project feeding hungry children throughout Brevard County. St. Margaret Mary, Winter Park As part of the Heart to Witness season, St. Margaret Mary welcomed parishioners who had stopped coming to church - back home! During the Heart to Serve season, several parish ministries came together to paint the JMJ Pregnancy Center of Orlando and hosted a baby shower to provide needed supplies. St. Vincent de Paul, Wildwood During the Heart to Share season, the parish educated their faithful by focusing on giving of their first fruits, giving out of love, giving sacrificially. Even though their capital campaign is in the redemption phase, the parish averaged a 14% increase in offertory for two years in a row. During the Heart to Serve season, the parish observed an Elder Kindness Day offering phone calls, visits or respite care to seniors living alone or at assisted living facilities. Sto. Toribio Romo Mission, Mascotte For the Heart to Pray season, parish youth gathered in solemnity and committed themselves to prayer and transformation during Lent. For the Heart to Share season, Mission volunteers delivered bags of food to families and children in need every Sunday during July. 13

14 OFFERTORY ENHANCEMENT INITIATIVE Offertory giving plays an important role in the ability of a parish to serve the community and minister to God s people. Parishes rely on regular offertory giving to meet daily expenses. The Catholic Foundation facilitates the Offertory Enhancement Initiative (OEI) to assist parishes throughout the Diocese of Orlando. This one-year program is a gentle path to offertory enhancement with a spiritually sound approach. It uses best practices to increase parish enthusiasm and giving. 5 Parishes $7.7 Repeated the initiative during The parishes are: Million Immaculate Conception, Melbourne Beach Most Precious Blood (MPB), Oviedo Sacred Heart, New Smyrna Beach Offertory Enhancement Initiative (OEI) St. Gerard s Mission, Edgewater Increase in giving since OEI began in 2012 St. John Vianney, Orlando 12%Gain Two of the five parishes averaged a 12% offertory increase because of OEI When I look back on what God has done here at Most Precious Blood, there is much to be grateful for, says Rev. David Scotchie, MPB s Pastor. 14 *Based on figures collected from parishes for an entire year and compared to previous-year totals.

15 The Catholic Founda on of Central Florida Here s a look at how donations from our Alive in Christ campaign have served Central Florida since the launch of the campaign: More than $87 million was returned to parishes to complete projects including building, renovating and expanding churches. $342,000 from the Catholic Charities of Central Florida, Inc. Endowment Fund was distributed to Catholic Charities to support services such as the food pantry, free healthcare for the uninsured, housing help and emergency financial assistance for people in need. $200,000 from the Tuition Assistance Endowment Fund was used to assist 92 students with Catholic School tuition. 15

16 How We Serve Investment and Endowment Management Endowed funding provides a permanent source of revenue that supports the work of the Church in perpetuity. Through responsible investment, the original gift continues to grow, providing parishes, schools and other ministries with a steady stream of income. The Foundation s assistance in setting up our endowments have helped to create a financial foundation that will ensure Bishop Moore s fiscal health in perpetuity. ~Thomas Doyle, President, Bishop Moore Catholic High School Orlando, FL. 16

17 The following endowments are managed by The Catholic Foundation to fund God s work in perpetuity: Adelaida Valdes Endowment Fund Albert J. and Christine M. Hackl Endowment Fund for the benefit of Holy Spirit Church All Souls Catholic Church Capital Improvement Fund All Souls Catholic Church Endowment Fund Annunciation Catholic Church Endowment Fund Ascension Catholic Church Endowment Fund Basilica of St. Paul Endowment Fund Bishop Dorsey Endowment Bishop Grady Villas Sr. Elizabeth Marie Stoup Endowment Fund Bishop Moore Catholic High School Scholarship Endowments: Ann Hefferin Memorial Endowment Fund Dawn Michelle Aberwald Memorial Endowment Fund Guardian Angel Endowment Fund Kelly Reen Memorial Fund Bishop Thomas G. Wenski Endowment Fund for Charity Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church, Clermont Endowment Fund Blessed Trinity Catholic Church, Ocala, Endowment Fund Blessed Trinity Catholic Church, Orlando Endowment Fund Catholic Campus Ministry Endowment Fund Catholic Charities of Central Florida, Inc. Endowment Fund Church of Our Saviour Catholic School Endowment Church of our Saviour Endowment Fund Church of the Epiphany Endowment Fund Church of the Nativity Endowment Fund Corpus Christi Catholic Church Endowment Fund Deforest W. and Margaret Y. Bullard Scholarship Fund Divine Mercy Catholic Church Endowment Fund Father Lopez Catholic High School Scholarship Endowments: Leonard T. (Pat) Murphy Scholarship Endowment The Dorothy and Walter Shelley Family Scholarship Endowment Fund The Henry S. Sitkowski Memorial Scholarship Endowment The Ian A. Gilmore Memorial Scholarship Endowment The Jillian Elizabeth Blais Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund The Sylvia Hope Horrigan Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fr. Frank Zammit Endowment Fund Fred Enck Justice Ministry Endowment Fund Holy Family Catholic Church Endowment Fund Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church Endowment Fund Holy Redeemer Catholic School Endowment Fund Holy Spirit Catholic Church, Lake Wales Endowment Fund Holy Spirit Catholic Church, Mims Endowment Fund Immaculate Conception Catholic Church Endowment Fund Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church Endowment Fund Most Precious Blood Catholic Church Endowment Fund Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church Endowment Fund Our Lady of Hope Catholic Church Endowment Fund Our Lady of Hope Catholic Education Endowment Fund Our Lady of Lourdes (Melbourne) School Endowment Fund Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, Daytona Beach Endowment Fund Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, Melbourne Endowment Fund Our Lady of the Springs Catholic Church Endowment Fund Our Lady Star of the Sea Endowment Fund Priests Retirement Fund Prince-Olson Family Vocation Scholarship Endowment Fund Queen of Peace Catholic Church Endowment Fund Recruiting and Forming Clergy and Lay Leaders Endowment Fund Resurrection Catholic Church, Lakeland Quasi Endowment Fund Sacred Heart Catholic Church Endowment Fund Seminarians - Other Quasi Endowmeent Seminarians Fund St. Ann Catholic Church, Debary Endowment Fund St. Anthony Catholic Church Endowment Fund St. Augustine Catholic Church Endowment Fund St. Brendan Catholic Church Endowment Fund St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church Endowment Fund St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church Endowment Fund St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church Endowment Fund St. James Cathedral Endowment Fund St. John Neumann Catholic Church Endowment Fund St. John Vianney Catholic Church Endowment Fund St. John Vianney Catholic School Endowment Fund St. Joseph Catholic Church, Palm Bay Endowment Fund St. Joseph Catholic Church, Winter Haven Endowment Fund St. Joseph, Lakeland, Catholic Church Endowment Fund St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church Endowment Fund St. Mark the Evangelist Catholic Church Endowment Fund St. Mary of the Lakes Catholic Church Endowment Fund St. Matthew Catholic Church Endowment Fund St. Maximilian Kolbe Catholic Church Endowment Fund St. Patrick Catholic Church Endowment Fund St. Paul Catholic Church Endowment Fund St. Peter Catholic Church Endowment Fund St. Philip Phan Van Minh Endowment Fund St. Stephen Catholic Church Endowment Fund St. Teresa Catholic Church, Titusville Endowment Fund St. Timothy Catholic Church Educational Endowment Fund St. Timothy Catholic Church Endowment Fund St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church Endowment Fund The assets of the Endowment Fund of the Basilica of Mary Queen of the Universe Shrine The Catholic Foundation of Central Florida Endowment Fund The Hackl Family Endowment for Charity The Michael Scheve Endowment Fund The Sister Elizabeth Murphy Tuition Assistance Fund The St. Teresa Catholic School Endowment Fund Tuition Assistance Scholarship Endowment Fund To learn about our investing opportunities, please call

18 Statements of Financial Position ASSETS June ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents $625,175 $157,245 Investments 4,750,169 3,183,383 Investments and other assets restricted for long-term purposes 11,293,448 10,736,272 Agency funds held 37,539,376 29,439,192 Unconditional promises to give, net 349, ,168 Other assets 166, ,251 Total assets $54,724,683 $44,607,511 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS LIABILITIES Accounts payable and accrued expenses $6,113 $17,765 Agency obligations 37,539,376 29,439,192 Other liabilities 536, ,428 Deferred revenue 154,795 - Total Liabilities $38,236,659 $29,956,385 NET ASSETS Unrestricted 530, ,077 Temporarily restricted 4,664,149 3,529,777 Permanently restricted 11,293,448 10,736,272 Total net assets 16,488,024 14,651,126 Total liabilities and net assets $54,724,683 $44,607, Audited by Batts Morrison Wales & Lee, P.A. Audited Financial Statements are available upon request or at

19 Statements of Activities For the Year Ended June 30, 2017 Unrestricted Temporarily Restricted Permanently Restricted PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUE AND NET ASSETS RELEASED FROM TIME RESTRICTIONS Development and stewardship fees $2,147,745 $ - $ - $2,147,745 Fundraising fees 114, ,628 Temporarily restricted contributions - 559, ,051 Permanently restricted contributions , ,491 Unrestricted investment income, net 131, ,083 Temporarily restricted investment income (loss), net - 1,790,828-1,790,828 Net assets released from time and use restrictions 1,314,822 (1,215,507) (99,315) - EXPENSES Total public support and revenue and net assets released from time restrictions 3,708,278 1,134, ,176 5,399,826 Program activities Distributions to other Diocesan and Catholic entities Total 828, ,630 Our Catholic Appeal 710, ,381 Major and planned giving 201, ,220 Parish campaigns 169, ,837 Alive in Christ 146, ,783 Offertory enhancements 124, ,652 Educational campaigns 48, ,044 Total program activities 2,229, ,229,547 Supporting activities Management and general 940, ,901 Write-off of uncollectible promises to give 392, ,480 Total supporting activities 1,333, ,333,381 Total expenses 3,562, ,562,928 Change in unrestricted net assets 145, ,350 Change in temporarily restricted net assets - 1,134,372-1,134,372 Change in permanently restricted net assets , ,176 CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 145,350 1,134, ,176 1,836,898 NET ASSETS - Beginning of year 385,077 3,529,777 10,736,272 14,651,126 NET ASSETS - End of year $530,427 $4,664,149 $11,293,448 $16,488,024 Audited by Batts Morrison Wales & Lee, P.A. Audited Financial Statements are available upon request or at 19

20 Latin for Body of Christ, the Corpus Christi Society is a special group of generous and faithful Catholic leaders who made a gift of $10,000 or more to Our Catholic Appeal in Anonymous (1) Selim and Huguette Ayoub Timothy and Anita Behler Albert and Mary Bergeron Joe and Carol Bert Michael and Melissa Bianculli Kevin and Jennie Bowler Harry and Sharon Brandt Christopher and Maureen Brockman Michael and Jetnareth Broom Patrick and Beth Brown John and Alice Burgess Ken and Mary Pat Burke Mrs. Julie Burkey Edmund and Susan Cain Mr. Andrew P. Caneza Larry and CeCe Carroll Patrick and O Ann Christiansen Mr. Gerard Close Mrs. Jean Corr Peter and Deborah Costello James and Patricia Dawson Mr. Nicholas Degel Ms. Mary Demetree David and Lynda Dennis William Dingman and Debra Wert Jim and Deborah Doyle Ms. Cathy Engelman Orlando and Carolyn Evora Mr. Clarence P. Geis Mike and Pam Gilardi Mrs. Leida Haddock and Mr. Robert Wright Andrew and Linda Hannigan Mrs. Helene A. Harmon Mr. Andrew M. Healy Tony and Laura Hemgesberg Ron and Celeste Henkelman Jerry and Peggy Hilbrich Miss Gretchen Hofmann Eric and Diane Holm Mr. Dan Hurley Richard and Josephine Irumudomon David and Anne Jacobs Michael and Aimee Kakos Samuel and Constance Kaleel Allan and Linda Keen Mark and Cindy Keenan Chris and Lisa Killer Chip and Ann Landon Ms. Bernadine Lanzano Mr. Robert Lent and Ms. Glenda Oxborough 20

21 Richard and Frieda Licursi Jerry and Lois Locey Brian and Janet Lower Paul and Mary Lu Mel and Kitty Martinez Harvey and Carol Massey James and Tara McCahill Mr. Charles McNulty John and Ultima Morgan Larry and Lisa Mullinax Mr. Thomas J. Myers James and Mary Nealy Dr. Michael A. Nocero, Jr. Kevin and Mary O Donnell Mark and Robin Ogier Mr. George O Neill, Jr. Louis and Paulette Paradiso Randy and Thelma Perdue Mr. Michael A. Perry Mr. Richard Pesola Randy and Kathy Poliner Tom and Selby Prince Terry and Jeanne Quigley Pat and Louise Rainey Jose and Pearl Ramirez Phillip and Lina Ruhlman Dwight and Lisa Saathoff Joe and Penny Savona Peter and Teresa Schaefer John and Helen Schaffer Lee and Mariann Schmudde Mrs. Marilyn Sciortino Hanscy and Sandra Seide Richard and Dolores Shantz Mrs. Diane Shock Don and Joan Strube Stephen and Cindy Strube Lawrence and Kelley Teixeira Steven and Jill Thagard Tom and Cairn Ustler Keith and Donna Van Allen Mrs. Mary J. Wahl Robert and Mary Wells Paul and Dorothy Wewe Roderick and Mary Whelan George and Charlotte White Tom Winters and Rebecca Moroose Frank and Nita Witt David and Molly Yuska Steve and Lori Zepf Robert and Renda Zielke The Lumen Christi Society honors those who, through a gift of $2,500 or more to Our Catholic Appeal, support our diocesan ministries. 779 individuals and families are members of the Lumen Christi Society. All gifts regardless of size are greatly needed and appreciated The Fidelis Society recognizes and honors those families who support Our Catholic Appeal for five or more consecutive years, regardless of the dollar amount. Every gift is treasure. 21

22 22 The Vivos Christi Society celebrates and honors those who have created a Catholic legacy for the future of our local Church through the beautiful gesture of a planned gift. The society has more than 800 members. Membership is open to generous Catholic leaders who include a parish, Catholic school, or any other ministry of the Diocese of Orlando in their estate plan. If you have already taken the important step of remembering the Church in your estate plans, we hope you will inform us of the gift with the understanding that you may remain anonymous as you wish. Anonymous (71) Don & Connie Adams Karen Agnew Mike & Tanya AmRhein Louise Elizabeth Henrietta Anthony Mike & Lisa Armstrong Bob & Dottie Avery Andy & Phyllis Ayoob Mike & Teri Baker Mr. and Mrs. Edward Baranowski Joan Barnes Barco Albert & Theresa Barone Jon & Evelyn Bean Eileen Behr James M. & Carolyn S. Belcher Joseph P. Bellino Dominic J. Benevento Maurice & Leslie Bergeron Patricia Bigelow Richard James & Mary Louise Bischof Henry E. Bliss Jack & Debbie Blitch Rev. Ramon Bolatete Otto Bomberg Rita E. Braidic George & Mary Britt Frank & Ann Brockerman Nancy and Bill Brockman Rachel F. Buck Sally Bush John Calpey Sal and Jean Campisi John & Cathy Canto Larry & CeCe Carroll, Jr. John & Catherine Cascio Claire Catalano Brent & Lisa Centlivre Prof. Lorraine-Marie Chanatry-Howell Cecile & Clifford Clancey Michael & Elizabeth Cocco Robert Colaric Kevin S. Cole Margaret Cole John & Madeline Connell Bruce & Penny Conners Fran Coppola Gladys Cordoba Marion & Jo Ann Cornett Jonathan E. Corporan John & Dixie Corrigan Catherine I. Cotner Bob & Joan Cowgill Linda P. Croy C. Charles Custer George & Donna Cuttita Paul & Debra Daly Theresa Dare Victoria Davidson Bruce & Linda Day Jean Angelina De Fazio John & Beverly Deakins Nancy A. Deal John Dearhammer Kathryn Deering Nicholas Degel Michael & Annette DelBovo

23 Marco DeRusso Amy Dietrich Karen Dlhosh Lois Donahue Rose D. Don Leavy Edward P. & Jean L. Dowling Martha Dunn Dolores Earegood John & Mary Earley Winifred G. Eis Raymond & Leona Erazmus Dennis & Donna Farrell James & Dianne Faubert Andrew Feliciano Eva Finley Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. First Mary P. Grady & Michael Fish Alfred Floegel Roger & Thomasina Fowler Patricia Francis Mary Anne Freyer Jason & Jennifer Froehlich Owen Charles Gallagher Rita Gallimore Jason A. Garcia Peter & Margaret Gauntlett Clarence P. Geis Nan Genger Joseph & Shirley Gibbons Very Rev. John Giel Dorothy Glanzer Mr. & Mrs. Richard Gnaedinger Roger & Clemence Godin Myron H. & Joan K. Gogolewski Joan C. Gogulski Joan D. Goldstein Marie Gordon Dan & Joan Gorman Frank & Ruth Ann Gower Denis & Mary Grant Mary Lu Greear Kenneth & Evelyn Haak David & Joanne Halloran Michael & Pamela Hanley Grace Heddens Andrew & Melinda Hernan Robert & Teresa Hillier Angela & William Hirschfeld Jim & Dee Hora Dora Iacobi Sally Jecmen Stephen and Tania Jewusiak Susan Johnn Elizabeth & Stephen Johnson Christine Kaplan in Memory of Albert Kaplan Allan E. & Linda S. Keen Shirley Keeshen Joseph (Joe) D. & Mary A. Keller Mary F. Kelsh Patrick & Vicki Kennedy John B. & Marge Kenney Martha Kirby John & Leah Klumph Mae C. Kosslow Donna Krause Joseph H. Labrecque Jacquelyn R. Lamberty Eric & Buffy Larson Wilma Latson Thomas & Autha Lawlor Scotty & Erin Lazenby Gertrude E. Leete John & Jean Lewis Gerard & Lois Locey Annette Lommerse Frances Lommerse Virginia Lommerse Donald Lorbecke, Sr. John S. & Carolyn T. Lord Francille M. Macfarland Beth A. Mancini H. Keith Martin Marcia Martin Peter & Julie McAllister Very Rev. Edward McCarthy Edward J & Kathleen McDonald Stephen McGrath Joan McVey Rev. Matthew G. Mello Richard & Tiffany Mendoza John & Cecile Mestan Mathilde Mielke Mrs. Gail M. Miller Lois Mills Tom & Dee Moran William & Elaine Morris Arthur Nasio Joan Nelson Manuel Nieves, Jr. & Almengora Pellot Raymond T. Oakley Mrs. Elizabeth R. O Brien Bernis O Dell Rev. Ivan Olmo Sterling & Margaret O Shaughnessy Joseph Pankowiecki Dorothy Patrick Dr. Edward R. Pauley & Anna Rose Pauley Robert & Linda Pautienus, Jr. Robert & Patricia Phillips David & Leah Pistarelli Donna Ann Plaster Carlo & Maria Poliafico Agnes Poynton Jeanne Quitadamo Thomas F. & Patricia Reddy Dorothy Reisch Ilse Reissner Duane & Carole Renner Rosa Rhodes Curtis & Marie Roane Domonic D. Robinson Carlos & Susan Rojas Carl L. Ross Barbara A. Roumbanis Sylvia Roy McCormick & Bernard D. Roy Dr. James & Loretta Sanders, Jr. Agnes C. Scannell Beth Guba Schaan Frank & Jane Schatzman John C. & Virginia M. Schrenker John & Cecelia Schwing David M. Scott Frank & Mary Jane Sevick Gary & Marie Shaw Margaret Sheehan Mrs. Dorothy & Mr. Jack Shoffner Sallie Shookman Mary Shuber Marie Simolin Francis X. J. Smith Gary & Susan Smith Robert F. & Ruth D. Sowinski James & Catherine Steiger Lillian Taylor Anna Thomas John & Karen Thorsen Annette & Bob Tolle Joseph F. & Eleanor R. Tolley Barnabas P. Toth John & Dolores Traexler Doris C. Trameri Guy & Jermaine Troiano Victor & Leticia Troiano Carole K. Trone Rev. Richard Trout Louise-Marie Trudel Sylvia Urich Concetta Valentino Van & Joan Van Lancker Gerard and Kathleen Vanderhoof Rev. David Vivero Steve & Erin Wallace Patricia Warner Shawn & Heather Warren Max & Mary Watson Ken & Carmen Watts Very Reverend Robert E. Webster Patricia C. Wells John & Peggy Wendel Marleen Wiersum Bill & Donnette Winters Daniel Witucki David & Theresa Wood Rosita Woodhouse Paul Thomas Worthington Rev. Fr. Francis X. Zammit Steve and Lori Zepf Miss Jessie I. Zevallos 23

24 SHEPHERD S FUND In his role as a shepherd of God s people, Bishop John Noonan is called to serve as the living presence of Jesus Christ, the supreme model of the good and faithful shepherd. The Catholic Foundation of Central Florida invites the faithful to assist Bishop Noonan in the exercise of his sacred ministry by participating in The Shepherd s Fund. This fund is intended to serve as a resource for special priorities and unexpected needs that are not covered through contributions to Our Catholic Appeal and have no other revenue source available. The Shepherd s Fund is a gift of love and blessing for the Catholic community in Central Florida. 24

25 CATHOLIC CAMPUS MINISTRY at UCF At the University of Central Florida (UCF), Catholic Campus Ministry (CCM) is the spiritual antidote to loneliness. CCM offers Catholics a home away from home, a place to be close to their faith and share in fellowship with peers who often become friends for life. CCM s Services and Ministries include: Holy Mass Eucharistic Adoration Confession Mass and Free Meal Social Outreach Service Projects Knight Fire Weekly Faith Formation Eucharistic Centered Retreats Mission Trips Leadership Formation Women s Day Of Reflection Men s and Women s Group Bible Studies Faith Studies Liturgical Ministries Training 25

26 Board of Directors 26 Orlando L. Evora Chairman St. James Cathedral, Orlando Victor A. Zollo, Jr. Chairman Emeritus St. Margaret Mary, Winter Park J. Thomas Chandler Vice-Chair St. Margaret Mary, Winter Park John R. Kancilia Treasurer Our Lady of Lourdes, Melbourne Kevin Bowler Prince of Peace, Ormond Beach James A. Croson St. Patrick, Mount Dora Ron R. Henkelman Church of the Resurrection, Lakeland Eric A. Holm St. Margaret Mary, Winter Park Robert J. Holmes, Jr. Most Precious Blood, Oviedo Allan E. Keen St. Margaret Mary, Winter Park Rev. Ivan Olmo St. Mary, Rockledge Rev. Stephen D. Parkes Spiritual Advisor Annunciation, Altamonte Springs Richard K. Strube Resurrection, Winter Garden Rev. Thomas Walden St. Joseph, Orlando Erin J. Wallace St. John Vianney, Orlando J. Stephen Zepf St. James Cathedral, Orlando

27 Our Team Meghan O. Post President Rosie Camous Administrative Coordinator, Development & Events Kirk Clark Director of Development for Catholic Campus Ministry at the University of Central Florida Rafael Gerena Marketing and Communications Manager Brittany Heidemann Campaign Director Susan Hunt Director of Finance Kimberly A. Langlais Vice President of Advancement Stephanie Patel Data Analyst Doris Quiñones Annual Giving Manager Marco Robles Gifts Manager Casey Schroder Director of Planned Giving Crystal St. Julien Gifts Manager Marta Sweeney Director of Annual Giving 27

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