CHRIST THE KING

CHRIST THE KING

JESUIT COLLEGE PREP 2013-2014 Annual Report

OUR MISSION Christ the King Jesuit College Prep is a Catholic, Jesuit, independent, coeducational, college preparatory school for students from families on Chicago’s West Side who would otherwise not have access to a private secondary school education. Sponsored by the USA Midwest Province of the Society of Jesus, Christ the King offers students a strong academic and spiritual foundation integrated with a Corporate Work Study Program in a safe, disciplined, faith-based and caring environment.

2013-2014 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mr. Scott Murray, Chair

Mr. Michael Kelly

COO, Urban Partnership Bank

EVP & General Counsel, American Equity Investment Life Insurance

President, G. M. Murray & Associates

Chairman & CEO, FBOP Corporation

Mr. Robert Marjan, Vice Chair

Mr. William R. Kunkel

Mr. Robert Bingle

Mr. Clement V. Martin

Managing Partner, Corboy & Demetrio

President, Christ the King Jesuit College Preparatory School

Mr. Jack Crowe

Mr. Christopher McGuire

COO and General Counsel, Cristo Rey Network

CIO, Phalanx Capital Management, LLC

Sr. Brenda Eagan, IBVM Director, Medical Ministry Loyola University Stritch School of Medicine

Rev. Kevin Flaherty, S.J. Superior, Jesuit First Studies Program of Loyola University Chicago

Ms. Patricia Garrity Principal, Cristo Rey Jesuit High School

Rev. Dr. Marshall Hatch Pastor, New Mt. Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church

Dr. Alice Hayes Retired President, University of San Diego

Mr. Michael Heaton Partner, O’Keefe, Lyons & Hynes LLC

Mr. John J. Jiganti

Rev. Theodore Munz, S.J. Treasurer, USA Midwest Province of the Society of Jesus

Rev. John Murphy, S.J. Loyola University of Chicago

Mr. David Nikolai Managing Director, Marsh Inc.

Rev. Brian J. Paulson, S.J. Rector, Loyola University Jesuit Community

Mr. Don Wycliff Distinguished Journalist in Residence, Loyola University Chicago

Dr. Anthony Barbato, Chair Emeritus Retired CEO/President, Loyola University Medical Center

Partner, Madden, Jiganti, Moore & Sinars LLP

Ms. Eileen Kamerick

IN THIS REPORT 2

Letter from Chairman of the Board

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First Impression: Student Success

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Leave an Impression: Community Success

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CTK by the Numbers

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Making a Lasting Impression: Alumni

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Corporate Work Study Program

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Financial Summary

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Capital Campaign & Founding Donors

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Donor Listings

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Rising Leaders Council

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Volunteers & Staff

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Ways to Give

President Clement V. Martin with students during our Spring admissions open house.

Dear Friends and Supporters,

5088 West Jackson Boulevard Chicago, IL 60644 773-261-7505 www.ctkjesuit.org

It is my pleasure to present to you the Christ the King Jesuit College Prep Annual Report for the 2013-14 school year. This report captures just a few of the many highlights of the year, which began by welcoming Mr. Clement Martin to Christ the King as our new president. Under Clem’s leadership, Christ the King has continued to grow and successfully serve students and families who would otherwise be unable to afford a safe, Jesuit, college preparatory education.

The successes are evident in the stories on the pages that follow. Every graduate was accepted to college -now the third year in a row -- and the overwhelming majority of our alumni are continuing to pursue their degrees. Our incoming freshmen come from families of limited economic means, averaging $24,700 for a family of five, but are eager to work hard in the classroom and on the job to follow Christ the King’s pathway to college. And we are challenging our students to grow as “men and women for others” by adding more clubs and activities, including mock trial and drama, while doubling down on our commitment to serving others. Last year, our students committed 7,689 hours of community service, not only in Chicago, but also on service trips to Appalachia and Nazareth Farm. All this and more would not be possible without your generosity. Thank you for your support and active partnership this past school year. YOU are truly changing lives on the West Side of Chicago.

• YOU provided real world work experience that builds lifelong skills for our students and continues to benefit our 158 alumni, like Caprishea. • YOU inspired our students to put their faith into action in service to others, for which they received national recognition. • YOU created opportunities to participate in activities like mock trial and shared your expertise at Career Day. • YOU ensured that every student, regardless of need, can afford a safe, Catholic, college prep education. In countless ways, YOU are truly making a lasting difference in the lives of our students, families, and school community.

In closing, I would like to congratulate Bob Marjan as the newly elected Board Chair, and welcome new board members Fr. Albert DiUlio, S.J., Ms. Kathy Graham, Sr. Mary Fran McLaughlin, BVM, and Mr. Mark Reilly. Finally, I would like to thank the following board members who retired at the end of this year after having served the school so faithfully during their terms: Sr. Brenda Eagan, IBVM, Dr. Alice Hayes, Mr. Jack Jiganti, and Fr. Brian Paulson, S.J. Our students and the West Side of Chicago will benefit from their many contributions for years to come. Gratefully,

Scott Murray Chairman of the Board of Directors

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FIRST IMPRESSION

STUDENT SUCCESS

Meet J’Khai

Students Practice Law at the Daley Center Through our Corporate Work Study Program, many of our students work at law firms throughout the city. David ’16 works at Johnson & Bell, LLC, supporting their criminal defense team by filing paperwork and court documents. David and CTK’s other aspiring lawyers dream of the day when they will be making arguments and examining witnesses for the cases their firms try.

J’Khai ‘17 has his career and academic goals set high! With 13 siblings, J’Khai’s home life is often unpredictable. Despite these challenges, he has become a young leader in the Christ the King community. J’Khai brings energy, passion, and hard work to the classroom, workplace, and community, which has led to well-deserved success during his freshman year. Christ the King’s combination of academics, workstudy, extracurriculars, and service opportunities attracted J’Khai to CTK. Since arriving, J’Khai has taken advantage of many opportunities and subsequently discovered his passion to volunteer and grew his love of making music. J’Khai lives out Christ the King’s mission to become a person for others through his time volunteering with our Christian Service Program. On many Saturday mornings throughout his freshman year, J’Khai could be found distributing food at the Our Lady of the Angels Food Pantry to those in need in the local Austin community. After college, J’Khai dreams of becoming a professional musician and producer, but for now he carries his spirit for music with him as he plays percussion in the school marching band. While J’Khai explained the experience of playing in a band for the first time, saying,

“I love Christ the King because of the different opportunities here that I wouldn’t have had elsewhere. It really makes me happy being here where I am surrounded by positive people and a supportive community.”

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Their day in court came on April 4, 2014, at the Howlett Cup, the inaugural mock trial competition named in honor of the late Judge Michael Howlett, Jr. Organized by Dudley and Lake LLC attorney and CTK champion, Conor Heaton, and held in courtrooms at the Daley Center, Christ the King students were given their chance to build a case as both defense lawyers and witnesses, competing against Cristo Rey Jesuit, Cristo Rey St. Martin, and Loyola Academy in a mock trial tournament. CTK moderator, Mr. Levasseur, and dedicated volunteer coaches, Maeve Kendall and Marsha McClellan, met with the team for 5 hours each school week to diligently prepare opening statements, cross examinations and closing arguments.

These opportunities are only available because of the commitment of our countless volunteers. Thank you Maeve, Marsha and all those who open doors and provide amazing opportunities for our students!

The five members of the CTK mock trial team are ready for court!

LEAVE AN IMPRESSION

COMMUNITY SUCCESS

CTK Students Receive National Recognition for Community Service

Often attracting local attention for their accomplishments, our students provided over 7,600 hours of community service last school year, and more than 33,700 hours of community service since the school opened in 2008. In total, over 430 CTK students have participated in service, benefiting over 4,000 individuals. The most popular volunteer efforts take place on Saturday mornings at Our Lady of Angels Food Pantry and the Dignity Breakfast at Our Lady of Sorrows Basilica.

Five members of the Students in Action Leadership Team traveled to DC in June to complete in the National Service Awards.

Christ the King was named as the 2013-2014 Jefferson Awards Students in Action Regional Recipient for Outstanding Service by a High School. CTK was chosen for exemplifying the three pillars of the Students in Action Program: leadership, engagement and impact on both school and the greater community. 92% of the student body participated in volunteer efforts last school year.

Seniors Announce College Choices

The Jefferson Awards National Ceremonies are one of the country’s most prestigious celebration of public service, recognizing national figures and student leaders alike. Five members of our Students in Action Leadership Team represented CTK at the National Awards Ceremony in Washington, DC last June, which honored former Congresswoman Gabby Giffords. We are proud of our student leaders and our school-wide culture of service in the Ignatian tradition.

College Signing Day serves as a unique opportunity for our senior leaders to show their peers the payoff of hard work and dedication over the course of their four years at CTK.

Many of our students are the first in their families to go to college. Our graduating seniors announce their college choices with pride in front of their friends, families and the entire the student body. This annual event, held each May is a a unique opportunity for our seniors to share words of wisdom with the underclassmen and announce their college choices. Mr. Bajner, Senior Class Sponsor, has been with this class since their freshman year. “I have watched these students transform into men and women for others,” said Mr. Bajner.

“Although I am saddened that they will no longer be leaders in the building, I am comforted by the fact that they are destined to do great things.”

As the senior class sponsor, Mr. Bajner addresses the Class of 2014 during College Signing Day and graduation.

Congratulations to the Class of 2014, go forth and set the world on fire!

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CTK BY THE NUMBERS 84% Eligible for Free or Reduced Lunch Program

STUDENT LIFE

158 Alumni

Average Family Income of the Class of 2018 for a family of 5 =

98% African American

7,600 Community Service Hours 33,000 since 2008

26 Clubs & Sports

$24,700

2% Latino

8 Spiritual Retreats

Regional Recipient for Outstanding Community Service by a High School by the Jefferson Awards Foundation

WORK STUDY

2013-14 IHSA Girls Basketball Regional Champions 2013-14 IHSA Girls Volleyball Regional Champions $1,656,297 earned by students for their education

98 Corporate Work Study Partners including 11 sponsored non-profits 89% Met or exceeded expectations in performance reviews

COLLEGE PREP

100% of CTK graduates have been accepted to college, for the 3rd year in a row!

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185 Work Days 4 Chicago Scholars

85% of graduates have enrolled in college since graduating 80% of the Class of 2012 were enrolled in Spring 2014 20% - National 6-year college graduation rate for low income students

2 Posse Scholars

1 Cristo Rey Scholarship Recipient headed to Loyola University Chicago

$2.1 Million in Scholarship Aid awarded to the Class of 2014 Students from CTK’s Class of 2014 plan to enroll at the following colleges & universities Alcorn State University Columbia College Chicago Concordia University Dominican University Harold Washington College International Academy of Design and Technology Iowa Central Community College

Iowa State University Kaskaskia College Knox College Lewis University Loyola University Chicago Malcolm X College Missouri State University Morton Community College

Northern Illinois University Northwest Vista College Penn State University Saint Mary’s College Southern Arkansas University Tech Southern Illinois University Carbondale The American Academy of Art

The Illinois Institute of Art Trinity College University of Illinois at Chicago University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign University of Missouri, Columbia Western Illinois University

MAKING A LASTING IMPRESSION

ALUMNI

CTK’S POSSE SCHOLARS: Mya and Aaron

Meet Caprishea

CTK is proud to have had two members of the Class of 2014, Aaron and Mya, as recipients of scholarships from the Posse Foundation. The prestigious award will provide a four-year full-tuition scholarship for both students to Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut. Mya and Aaron join last year’s valedictorian, Terumi, as CTK’s first three Posse Scholars. Terumi is currently studying at Middlebury College in Vermont. Aaron and Mya spent count less hours during their senior year preparing for the rigorous application and interview process to become Posse Scholars, and the work continued after they were accepted. They wrote various essays, refined their resumes, and attended counseling meetings as a part of the Posse program, in addition to maintaining excellent academic and work-study standing as CTK students. At Trinity, Aaron and Mya are connected to 8 other Posse Scholars from the Chicago area who are now continuing their education in New England.

“I’ve always wanted to go far away for college, plus it will be nice to have a group of students I know from Chicago as a support system,” says Mya. “I’m really excited for all of the opportunities to come.” Posse Scholars graduate college at a rate of 90%, which is significantly higher than the national average. Through its strong network of alumni and job resources, the Posse Foundation will continue to support Mya and Aaron throughout their four

years at Trinity, and well beyond into their future careers.

Caprishea is a member of the CTK Class of 2013, now a Sophomore at Ball State.

It’s August 7th, Senior Send Off Day, and the class of 2014 is gathering one last time at Christ the King before they go their separate ways. CTK alum Caprishea Jones has come back to speak to the class and share learnings from her freshman year at Ball State University. “My advice to you is to stay focused, ambitious, and positive about your education.” A psychology and pre-med student, Caprishea knows all too well that success is never immediate; it requires work, preparation and dedication.

“I am grateful to have come from such a supportive, close-knit community that has prepared me for the challenges of college.” Facing her most challenging class yet, Caprishea is motivated by advice from her favorite teacher at CTK. “Mr. Barlow was strict, but he was upbeat and kept it real. He told me that Organic Chemistry is the make-it-or-break-it class if you want to go on to a premed program. So I’m not allowing myself to get too discouraged or prideful. I’ve learned to ask for help when I need it, and I’m willing to work on this. In this new competitive environment, Caprishea attributes her professional work experience at O’Keefe Lyons & Hynes, LLC as one of the main factors that sets her apart. After four years with the firm, she was offered a paid internship after her freshman year at Ball State. Her time at O’Keefe has taught her how to work well with a team and how to be an active listener in order to better understand the situation - skills we know she will carry throughout her pre-med track to becoming a hardworking, caring professional.

Aaron and Mya, CTK 2014 Posse Scholars

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THE CORPORATE WORK STUDY PROGRAM Since 2008, Christ the King has provided students with a safe and academically rigorous college-prep education through an economically sustainable educational model — the Corporate Work Study Program (CWSP). More than 200 civically-engaged businesses of all sizes and industries throughout the Chicago region hire our talented students, who serve as reliable, productive and cost-effective employees. The CWSP is a shared program of Christ the King Jesuit and Cristo Rey Jesuit. Together, these two high schools exclusively serve students and families with limited economic resources in Chicago’s Austin and Pilsen neighborhoods. Through CWSP, students earn up to 70% of their tuition, making the dream of a safe, affordable, faith-based, quality college prep education a reality. Our students also gain valuable on-the-job experience in a highly professional setting and employers are able to fill a position at a competitive cost with well-trained students, while enhancing diversity and talent pipelines. For more information about filling a need at your office, contact Lillie Sellers, Director of Corporate Relations for CWSP, at 312-890-7871 or [email protected]

THANK YOU TO THE 2013-2014 CTK CORPORATE WORK STUDY PARTNERS ABC Bank Accolade of Oak Park Advocate Christ Medical Center Advocate Good Samaritan Advocate Lutheran General Alexian Brothers Ally Bank Applegate & Thorne-Thomsen, P.C. Arthur J. Gallagher Risk Management Associated Bank Big Shoulders - St. Angela Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois BMO Harris Bank BUILD Catholic Charities Chicago Blackhawks Chicago Equity Partners City of Chicago - Office of the Mayor CME Group CNA Insurance Companies Community Bank of Oak Park & River Forest Community Investment Corporation Cristo Rey Network DePaul University DuSable Museum of African American History Dykema Gossett PLLC Equity Residential Expeditors Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Fifth Third Bank Forest Park Bank & Trust

Goodcity Gottlieb Memorial Hospital HealthConnect One/Vista Equity Partners Hinshaw & Culbertson Hogan Marren, Ltd. Houlihan Lokey Hub Group Inc. Illinois Action for Children Insurance Auto Auctions JPMorgan Chase & Co. Johnson & Bell, Ltd. Judicial Sales Corporation Junior Achievement of Chicago Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP Kelley Drye & Warren LLP Knowles Electronics Kralovec Jambois & Schwartz Lake Cable LLC Lawndale Christian Health Center Leap Learning Systems Leo Burnett Loyola Press Loyola University Chicago Loyola University Medical Center Marsh USA, Inc. Marshall Gerstein Borun MB Financial Bank McCaffery Interests, Inc. McKinsey & Company Metropolitan Family Services Mikva Challenge Neighborhood Housing Services Networked Insights

New Mount Pilgrim Church Northern Trust Northridge Group Notebaert Nature Museum Oak Park Regional Housing Center Oak Park Residence Corp. O’Keefe Lyons & Hynes, LLC Our Lady of Charity Peoples Gas PLCCA Popular Community Bank Public Allies Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago Reyes Holdings, LLC RR Donnelley St. Francis of Rome Sheriff of Cook County -- Thomas J. Dart State Bank of Countryside The Cara Program The McShane Companies The Museum of Science & Industry Transwestern U.S. Bank - Englewood U.S. Bank - Oak Park Uber Ungaretti & Harris, LLP Urban Partnership Bank Westside Health Authority William Blair & Co., LLC Winston & Strawn, LLP Zeller Realty Group Zurich Insurance

Thank you to the following generous foundations, corporations and individuals who underwrite student placements at non-profits: U.S. Bank, Constellation Brands, CNA Insurance and Mr. Vinnie Foglia. Their support ensures our students are earning the majority of their tuition while also benefiting organizations that make a difference in Chicago.

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FINANCIALS

CHRIST THE KING JESUIT COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL AND CHRIST THE KING SPE, LLC

Combined Statement of Activities Year Ended June 30, 2014 - Condensed, Unaudited Corporate work study program $1,656,297 Tuition and fees 476,755 Donations, scholarships and events 1,889,961 Student meal program 167,102 Other income 864,561 Total revenue

$5,054,676

Educational programs 3,031,875 General and administrative 727,726 Development expense 287,664 Interest and other expense, net 875,234 Expenses before depreciation Net income before depreciation

Net Income Before Depreciation ADJUSTED, $000

500 (500)

2014 2009

2010

2011

$1,656,297

$1,889,961 $476,755 Tuition & Fees Corporate Work Study Program Donations, Scholarships and Events

OPERATING EXPENSES $4,047,265 $287,664

(1,500) (2,000)

Combined Statement of Financial Position June 30, 2014

4,922,499

SCHOOL AND SPE TOTAL CHRIST THE KING pro forma (a)

132,177

$3,031,875 Educational Programs General & Administrative Development Expenses

$646,966 664,300 114,855 26,510

1,452,630

Property and equipment 28,743,595 Accumulated depreciation (5,748,736) Property and equipment, net 22,994,859

Reserve accounts Pledges receivable - non current Other assets

324,568 725,731



Accounts payable and accrued expenses $279,288 Notes payable to banks 1,833,087 NMTC notes payable - current portion 794,200 Due to affiliates 17,620 Deferred income 44,165



Notes payable – non current portion

1,050,299



$613,879 2,664,300 84,217 26,510 3,388,906

28,743,595 (5,748,736) 22,994,859 324,568 725,731

1,050,299



Total assets

$25,497,788

$27,434,064



Current liabilities

2,968,360

2,141,073



Total liabilities

28,745,800

31,714,160

Unrestricted net assets (deficit) (7,593,674) Temporarily restricted 1,373,302 Permanently restricted 4,000 Total net assets (deficit) (6,216,372) Total liabilities and net assets $25,497,788

$727,726

2013

(1,000)

Depreciation 1,228,878 Cash and equivalents Pledges receivable - short term Net (loss) to net assets (1,096,701) Due from affiliates Net (deficit) at beginning of year (5,119,671) Prepaid expenses Net (deficit) at end of year $(6,216,372) Current assets

OPERATING REVENUE $4,023,013

2012

$279,288 1,800,000 17,620 44,165 2,000,000 4,141,073

21,915,689 1,373,302 4,000

23,292,991

$27,434,064

(a) Pro forma for two transactions: - first, the repayment of $18.9 million bank debt at a discount and issuance of $3 million in new debt secured by donor pledges; these transactions closed on October 31, 2014; and second, the maturity of the NMTC financing transaction in 2016, followed by the extinguishment of related debt and consolidation of Christ the King Jesuit College Prep, Christ the King SPE, and Christ the King Fund.

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THANK YOU!

YOU make a safe, Catholic, college prep education possible. Thank you for your support and active partnership this past school year. In countless ways, YOU are truly making a lasting difference in the lives of our students, families and school community.

THE CAMPAIGN FOR CHRIST THE KING We are currently nearing completion of the Campaign for Christ the King which will extinguish our $18.8 million building debt for $4 million in cash and pledges. Thanks to the generosity of many people, as of November 17, 2014, we have less than $750,000 to raise to complete the Campaign and all gifts and pledges received by December 15, 2014, will be matched dollar for dollar. If you are interested in making a pledge to support our students, please contact Stephen Holte at 773-413-3509. We are extremely grateful to the following individuals, families, corporations, and foundations who have generously invested in our $30 million campus, as of June 30, 2014. Your support will ensure that generations of students will have a safe, state-of-the-art school building to foster their growth and development as men and women for others. Thank you! Anonymous Jeff and Lisa Aronin Big Shoulders Fund Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bingle The Brickman Group, Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Brown The Fred J. Brunner Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Angelo J. Bufalino The Louis Calder Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Mark Carroll Cristo Rey Network Mr. Jack J. Crowe and Ms. Ave C. Zuccarino Mr. Barry C. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Driscoll Mr. Vince J. Foglia

FOUNDERS SOCIETY

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent W. Foglia Dr. and Mrs. Louis J. Glunz III Mr. and Mrs. Luis A. Gutierrez The HON Company Jesuit Communities of the USA Midwest Province Mr. and Mrs. John J. Jiganti The George R. Kendall Foundation Koch Foundation, Inc. Mr. William J. Koloseike Mr. and Mrs. William J. Krug The Bruce A. Lee Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Marjan Hank and Barbara Mawicke Robert R. McCormick Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Metke

C. Louis Meyer Foundation Scott and Nora Murray Kathy & Joe Nemmers and Family Opus Foundation Kay and Bob Otter Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Perry The State of Illinois Mr. Eric Stone Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Thompson US Bank USA Midwest Province of the Society of Jesus The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation Mr. William A. Werner, Jr.

These donors have generously given $100,000+ since our founding in 2008. Anonymous (3) Jeff and Lisa Aronin Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Bidwill, Jr. Big Shoulders Fund Helen Brach Foundation The Fred J. Brunner Foundation The Louis Calder Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Mark Carroll Cristo Rey Network The Richard H. Driehaus Charitable Lead Trust Mr. Michael R. Flaherty

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Mr. and Mrs. Vincent W. Foglia Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Irving Jesuit Communities of the USA Midwest Province Mr. and Mrs. John J. Jiganti The George R. Kendall Foundation Mr. William J. Koloseike The Bruce A. Lee Family Hank and Barbara Mawicke Robert R. McCormick Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Merlau Scott and Nora Murray

Kathy & Joe Nemmers and Family Opus Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Seeberg The State of Illinois US Bank USA Midwest Province of The Society of Jesus The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation Wintrust Financial Corporation

2013-2014 SUPPORTERS

Thank you to our generous donors during our fiscal year 2014; July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014.

$25,000+ Anonymous (3) Jeff and Lisa Aronin Advocate Charitable Foundation Archdiocese of Chicago Big Shoulders Fund Helen Brach Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carr

Chicago Blackhawks Cuneo Foundation Mr. Vince J. Foglia Insurance Industry Charitable Foundation, Inc. Robert R. McCormick Foundation Miguel Pro Jesuit Community

Scott and Nora Murray Opus Foundation I.A. O’Shaughnessy Foundation U.S. Bank USA Midwest Province of The Society of Jesus Wintrust Financial Corporation

Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Bidwill, Jr. Mr. Kevin P. Breslin and Ms. Patricia Erhardt The Fred J. Brunner Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Cannon, Jr. Mr. Richard and Ms. Lisa Cederoth Tom and Marcia Desmond The Richard H. Driehaus Charitable Lead Trust

Foley Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Heaton Insurance Auto Auctions Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Irving Mr. and Mrs. John J. Jiganti The Bruce A. Lee Family LINK Unlimited Dr. and Mrs. John A. LoGiudice Loyola University Jesuit Community Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Marjan Hank and Barbara Mawicke

Mr. and Mrs. Noel G. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Murray Kathy & Joe Nemmers and Family Phalanx Capital Management, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Rossi Dr. Scholl Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Seeberg Mr. Matthew E. Steinmetz, P.C. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Westropp, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Don Wycliff

Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Janko Mr. and Mrs. George P. Jensen Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP Mr. and Mrs. David Keeling Mr. and Mrs. William J. Krug Mr. and Mrs. William R. Kunkel Loyola Press MAC One Midway, LLC Ms. Elizabeth Manning Marsh USA, Inc. Mr. John F. McCartney McGuire Engineers, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William V. McMenamin Mr. and Mrs. Sean E. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Noon Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Nugent Patrick Lee and Celeste O’Donnell O’Keefe Lyons & Hynes, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Parkinson Mr. and Mrs. John A. Pigott Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Rotert Saint Ignatius Jesuit Community Mr. and Mrs. David R. Shevitz Sieben Foundation The Siragusa Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Adam Spielman Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Karl J. Taylor Mary’s Court Scholarship: Lynn & Isiah Thomas, Joshua Thomas, & Lauren Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Valenti Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign Mr. James F. Zangrilli

$24,999 - $10,000

$9,999 - $5,000 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Ascher Dr. John Boblick and Dr. Patricia Boblick Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Brown Celebrate Life Foundation Mr. Patrick Coburn Mr. and Mrs. James DeCorrevont Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Elliott Mr. and Mrs. George F. Fitzpatrick, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John N. Gallo Mr. Gary Grose and Ms. Ellen Goldrick Dr. Alice B. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Herr Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Holte Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Hughes IMC Chicago Charitable Foundation



While we have taken great care in preparing this report, mistakes occasionally occur. Our sincere apologies to anyone inadvertently omitted from this list. Please contact Stephen Holte, Director of Development at (773) 413-3509 with any additions or corrections and we will update our records immediately.

- Deceased Donor

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$4,999 - $1,000

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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Albrecht, Esq. Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Bennett P. Applegate Associated Bank Attorney Title Guarantee Fund Mr. and Mrs. James C. Baird Mr. James M. Baisley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Bestvina Big Sisters Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Blake Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Bleecher Mr. and Mrs. George P. Block, Jr. Mr. Michael P. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Brennan Mrs. Mary Louise Burns Mr. and Mrs. Joe Caltabiano Mr. and Mrs. Joe Capitani Mr. and Mrs. James R. Carey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Carey Mrs. Zenobia Carlton Mr. and Mrs. Michael Carmody Mr. Benjamin D. Chereskin Chicago Equity Partners, LLC Chicago Scholars CIVC Partners CoBank Community Investment Corporation Mr. and Mrs. John B. Conklin Constellation Brands, Inc. Mr. Patrick G. Cooke Corboy & Demetrio Mr. and Mrs. John Croghan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Croghan Ms. Kathryn Deeley Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Devron Mr. and Mrs. John T. Devron Divine Consign Mr. Edward Elliott Mr. and Mrs. David S. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Ronald P. Fox Franco Moroney LLC Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Frisch Mr. and Mrs. Rik Geiersbach Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Glunz III, Ph.D. Ms. Sharon K. Gogola Mr. Jack Griffin Mr. Bernard J. Grzelak and Ms. Kathleen H. Burke Guaranteed Rate Ms. Darlene C. Haarman Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Hayes Dr. Cynthia T. Henderson and Mr. Prentiss Jackson Mr. David Heyson

Hinshaw & Culbertson Mrs. Virginia Hiteshew Hub Group, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Huffman III Irish Fellowship Educational and Cultural Foundation Jesuit Secondary Education Association Mr. and Mrs. Mark K. Johnson Ms. Eileen Kamerick and Mr. Victor Heckler Mr. and Mrs. David M. Keenan Kelley Drye & Warren LLP Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Kelly M & J Kennelly Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John Kett Mr. and Mrs. David H. Kistenbroker Tom and Margie Kittle-Kamp Mr. John A. Kolada and Ms. Maureen E. Mallon Lake Cable LLC Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Laughlin Mr. Alan A. Lazzara Mr. and Mrs. William J. Lenz Leo Burnett Ms. Kristen Lewis Mr. Dean Loizou Loyola University Chicago Mr. and Mrs. A. Lawrence Lund Mr. and Mrs. James W. Lyman Mr. and Mrs. William F. Lynch Madden, Jiganti, Moore & Sinars LLP Mr. and Mrs. John Madigan Marshall Gerstein Borun, LLP Ms. Suzanne Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. McFadden Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. McGrath Mr. and Mrs. James P. McIntosh Mr. and Mrs. James A. McShane C. Louis Meyer Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jens A. Milling Dr. Michael M. Minieka Mr. and Mrs. John G. Moore Mr. and Mrs. John C. Moore Morgan Stanley Mr. and Mrs. James Moriarity Mr. and Mrs. Marc Muinzer Hon. Mary and Mr. Joseph Mulhern Mullarkey Associates, Inc. The Musil Family Fund Mr. Michael Nemmers Mr. Sam N. Nemmers Mr. and Mrs. Gary Nickele Mr. and Mrs. Luis Nieto Mr. and Mrs. David S. Nikolai

Mr. James A. O’Donnell Mr. and Mrs. John Ormsby Ms. Gail A. Orsinger Dr. and Mrs. John P. Pelissero Peoples Gas David and Pierre Petrich Mrs. Rae Ellen Pistone Mr. Ross Priester Dr. and Mrs. R. Andrew Rauh Reyes Holdings LLC Mrs. Peggy Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Riley Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Roder Mr. Edward Ryczek Mr. and Mrs. Barry M. Sabloff Sage Products LLC Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Salvi Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Gerard J. Schulte Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Schuman Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Schweihs Ms. Pamela Schwer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Scoby Mr. and Mrs. William A. Seeberg Ms. Kathleen R. Sellew Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Sheridan III Mr. and Mrs. Ross O. Silverman Sisters of Charity B.V.M. Mr. Jeffrey A. Sirota and Ms. Karen T. Uselmann Mr. and Mrs. Walt Skipper Dr. and Mrs. William Soden Stetler, Duffy & Rotert, Ltd. Michael and Miranda Stokes, Stokes Family Charitable Fund of The Greater Saint Louis Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. James B. Sweany Ms. Geraldine A. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas R. Ten Eyck Verisight Dr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Vertuno Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Walsh Waterville Advisors, LLC Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Brian B. Whalen Wirtz Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Wirtz Mr. and Mrs. James S. Wylie Mr. and Mrs. James Zeller Zurich Insurance



$999 - $500 Anonymous (2) Mr. Mike Arnold Association of Legal Administrators, Greater Chicago Chapter Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bingle Ms. Lori P. Blitstein Mr. and Mrs. Bill Boblick Mr. Nicholas P. Breit, CFP Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Burke Ms. Susan M. Carlson Mr. Daniel P. Cochrane Community Bank of Oak Park River Forest Mrs. Barbara Davis Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan G. Dickinson Ms. Sharon A. Dobbs Ms. Frances Epps Mrs. Nancy A. Feit Mr. Michael Flora Ms. Patricia M. Garrity Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Graham Mr. and Mrs. John R. Griffin, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Guistini Mr. and Mrs. Luis A. Gutierrez Mr. Nicholas Haber and Ms. Melissa Manuel Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Hagen

Mr. and Mrs. Ward R. Hamm Mr. Fidel Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hill Mr. and Mrs. John T. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Jerneycic Mr. and Mrs. Randy Jones Mr. and Mrs. George J. Kaiser Dr. Catherine A. Karl and Mr. David R. Ruthenberg Ms. Christie A. Keenan Mr. Michael Kirchberg Ms. Kandace N. Lenti Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey Lewis, Jr. Mr. Peter LoGiudice Mr. and Mrs. Michael Manganaro Mr. Alvin Mangosing Mr. Clement V. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Royal B. Martin Mr. and Mrs. John Mawicke Mr. Christopher S. McGuire Mr. and Mrs. David K. McNulty Mr. Timothy S. Mitchell Ms. Maureen Mulhern Mr. Patrick Murray Northbrook Women’s Club Foundation, Inc.

The Northern Trust Company Mr. and Mrs. Todd Parola Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Patton Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Patton The Pegasus Foundation Mrs. Carole Popow Mr. and Mrs. Mark Reilly Resurrection Parish Reunion Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ronan Mr. Corey Rubenstein Ms. Mary L. Ruebenson Mr. Kurt Sabor Mr. Jay Schenk Mr. Stewart A. Schoder Mr. and Mrs. Gerald N. Shields Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Stark Mr. and Mrs. James Stinson Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thoms Ms. Christine Trifari Mr. Philip Trifari Mr. and Mrs. Damon Vaughan Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Witten Mr. and Mrs. Adrian P. Zeno, Esq.

Donors helped to raise over $440,000 for student financial aid and scholarships at the King of Hearts Gala. The event, hosted by the Board of Directors was held on January 24, 2014 at the Four Seasons Chicago Hotel.

$499 - $100 Anonymous ABC Bank Mr. Kevin Adams Mr. and Mrs. Tim Ahlering Ms. Christine Andrie Ms. Mary Angelo Mr. Matthew Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ascher Ms. Sarah Avampato Mr. Rick Avila Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Azu-Popow Mr. William C. Badke Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Bajner Mr. and Mrs. John M. Barkidijia Mr. and Mrs. Vinciane Baskerville Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Beckemeyer Ms. Allisha Benjamin Mr. Steven Betancourt Ms. Eileen Bingle Ms. Hilary Bingle

Mr. and Mrs. William Blouin Mr. Sam Boebel Mr. Derek Bogorowski Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Boland Dr. Bernard L. Bouillette and Dr. Antonia C. Bouillette Mr. and Mrs. Jerome K. Bowman Mrs. Mary I. Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Mark Boyle Ms. Erin Bradbury Mr. and Mrs. James L. Brault Mr. and Mrs. Matt Brennan Mr. Drew Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Chris Broughton Ms. Eleanor Brown Ms. Christine Buhrmaster Mr. Ian M. Burns Ms. Jennifer Burns Mr. and Mrs. Terrence M. Burns Mr. and Mrs. John F. Calhoun

Mr. John Campbell Ms. Susan Caraher Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carlin Ms. Gina V. Carlson Mr. Sean Carmody Ms. Kathy Cebula Mr. and Mrs. James G. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Coburn Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Coffey Mr. Jerome Colletti Mr. and Mrs. Daniel V. Considine Mr. Matthew Coppola Mr. John D. Cortese Mr. Thomas J. Crooks, Esq. Mr. Jack J. Crowe and Ms. Ave C. Zuccarino Mr. Barry C. Cunningham Ms. Angela Damazyn Ms. Meagan Daniel Mr. Thomas J. Darrow

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Ms. Caitlin E. Desmond Ms. Courtney Desmond Mr. Jason Dillon Mr. William J. Donnelly and Ms. Jane E. Downey Ms. Claire Dooley Ms. Adell Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dressel Mr. Paul Dubinski and Ms. Mary Lynne Zimmerman Mr. Daniel Duggan Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Duggan Mr. Ryan Dunigan Mr. David Dunning Ms. Madeleine Durkin Deacon and Mrs. Thomas M. Dwyer Sister Brenda Eagan, IBVM Mr. Jacob Eckburg Ms. Andrea Eisenberg Ms. Sara Elizarraraz Ms. Mary Eskew Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Feifar Ms. Sarah E. Finch Mr. and Mrs. Gregory M. Finger Mr. and Mrs. H.L. Fink Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. William D. Forsyth III Ms. Marie Forte Mr. Juan A. Fuentes and Ms. Amy Klouse Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Fusco Galmont Consulting, LLC Mr. Kevin Garrow Ms. Michelle Garvey Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Geneser Mr. and Mrs. Gregory F. Gesualdo Mr. Donald C. Giannetti Mr. and Ms. Michael Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Gibbons Mr. Oliver Goodrich Dr. Christopher Grote Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Haarlow Mr. Joseph Hagan Mr. Mark Hagy Mr. Joe Zimmerman and Ms. Mary Haight The Honorable LaQuietta J. Hardy-Campbell Ms. Katherine Hart Ms. Jeanne C. Haske Ms. Elizabeth A. Hastings Mr. Jim Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Heery Ms. Joanne Herdmann Ms. Irma Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. William M. Herrick Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hickey, Jr. Mr. Adam Hinrichs and Ms. Erika Brekke Hogan Marren, Ltd Ms. Suzanne Holmes Mr. Stephen Holte Mr. Adam Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Russell Horn Ms. Maggie Hughes Mr. Thomas J. Hulseman Ms. LaShonda Hunt Mr. Craig Isacson

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Jarrett Mr. and Mrs. James P. Johnson Mr. John Johnson Mr. Sean Jucas Mr. and Mrs. Paul O. Kay Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Kelly Ms. Rosemary Kelly Ms. Caroline Kielty Ms. Rebecca Kiely Ms. Cynthia King Dr. and Mrs. Kevin T. King Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. King Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kirby Ms. Joyce Knepper Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Koeppel Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Korrison Mr. Paul L. Kraemer Mr. Eric Kyereme L.E.A.P. Learning Systems Ms. Maria Laframboise Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lange Mr. and Mrs. Jim Langhenry Ms. Erin Laughlin Ms. Mary Laughlin Ms. Elisabeth A. Lavery Mr. Nicholas Lazzara Ms. Jennifer Leahey Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Leaman Mr. Martin Lee Mr. Clark Leger Ms. Carrie Leman Mr. Michael Lenz Mr. and Mrs. Noël R. Levasseur Ms. June Love Ms. Becky Lyons Mr. Bruce W. MacArthur Mr. Sean MacCready Mr. and Mrs. Brian MacKinnon Mr. Michael Madden Mr. John P. Majewski Mr. Brendan J. Malone Ms. Kathleen C. Malone Mr. and Mrs. Dominic J. Mancini Ms. Deborah Marra Mr. Edward Marut Ms. Jennifer L. Mason Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. McCarte Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Michael McCarthy Dr. Kevin McClellan and Dr. Mary Dougal Mr. & Mrs. Trip McCoy Mr. William McElligott, Jr. Mr. Neil McFadden and Ms. Eileen Pembroke Mr. Mark McGoey and Ms. Colleen Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGurk Ms. Margaret McGurk Ms. Maureen McInerney Sister Mary Fran McLaughlin, BVM Mr. Peter J. McNulty Mr. and Mrs. Scott McVeigh Mr. Patrick Meehan and Ms. Julie A. O’Connor Mr. Brian R. Michalek, Esq.

Mr. Jamie Miller Ms. Keshanna Milsap Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Milsap Ms. Barbara Moore Ms. Mariah Moran Mr. Lawrence V. Morrison Mr. Patrick Morrissey Mr. Matthew Muench Ms. Bridget Mulhern Ms. Mary C. Mulhern Mr. and Mrs. David M. Murdoch Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Murphy Ms. Michaela Neatherton Ms. Catina K. Negrete Ms. Jane Neufeld Ms. Melissa Neustadt Mr. Peter J. Newell Mr. Victor Nieto Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nigh Mr. Edmund Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. O’Connor Mrs. Mary Ann Oderman Mr. Robert H. O’Donnell Mr. Sean O’Malia Ms. Kathleen M. Osberger Mr. and Mrs. Adam J. Park Tracy Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Pendry Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Peterson Mr. Patrick Phelan Mr. and Mrs. Vito A. Pingitore Mr. Bill Pipal and Ms. Kerry Burnet Mr. William M. Plante and Ms. Robin L. Smith Mr. Matt Poczatek Robbye Poole Ms. Elizabeth Portillo Mr. and Mrs. James H. Pugh Mr. David J. Quade Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Ragen Raila & Associates, PC Ms. Annie Ratliff Ms. Laura Reardon Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Reardon Terry Remy Mr. and Mrs. Frank Resnik Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ripper Ms. Roseanne Ripper Mr. and Mrs. Scott Roe Mr. and Mrs. Joel M. Roth Ms. Karen Rubsam Mr. Dale A. Ruther Ms. Katherine Rutkowski Mary and Don Scheible Mr. Christopher Schenkel Ms. Lauren Schmier Mr. Edward M. Schoder Ms. Elizabeth T. Schoder Mr. Joseph J. Schoder Captain Michael T. Schoder Ms. Chanita Schwartz Ms. Lauren Schwer Mr. Joel Sedlacko Mr. Thomas C. Moriarty and Ms. Lynette See

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Seeberg Mr. John Carroll Seeberg Ms. Katie Seeberg Mr. and Mrs. R. James Seeberg Mr. Zack Senger Mr. Scott D. Sherwin Mr. James W. Shondel and Ms. Karina B. Katsaras Ms. M’Liz Simonds Mr. John Simpson Ms. Mary Smessaert Ms. Kathryn L. Sopko Mr. Forrest Sparks Mrs. Fran S. Steele Mr. Mark Stenhouse

Ms. Mary Ann Stetler Mr. Mark Stevens Ms. Laura Stewart Ms. Mary Claire Sullivan Ms. Molly Surowitz Ms. Kate Szymanski Ms. Liz Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Tisa Ms. Katie Trucco Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Turek Ms. Adriana Urdaneta Camacho Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Van Spankeren Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Vega-Byrnes Mr. and Mrs. John J. Vondran Mr. Jeffrey C. Wagner

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Webb Mr. Greg White and Ms. Leslie Davis Mr. and Mrs. William T. White III Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wright Mr. Gregory G. Wrobel and Ms. Gini S. Marziani Ms. Anajanette Wroblewski Ms. Christine Yang Mr. Oscar Zambrano Ms. Lisa Zaragoza Mr. and Mrs. Kurt A. Zundel Ms. Natalia Zuniga

Friends of CTK celebrated a great school year and helped to raise over $120,000 for tuition assistance and scholarships at RISE UP. The Mad Men themed event was hosted by the Rising Leaders Council on June 19, 2014 at the Gibsons - Montgomery Club.

$99 & Under Mr. James A. Alexander Ms. Abby Badrach Ms. Melissa Bagdon Ms. Yolanda Barnes Ms. Isabel G. Barratt Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Barry Ms. Tawanna Barton Mr. Anthony Bettendorf Mr. and Mrs. Kellan Biggins Mr. and Mrs. Finley W. Brown, Jr. Mr. Dan Browne Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Buckley Ketki Cabbill Ms. Colleen Caragher Mr. Reinaldo Cave Ms. Karen Chambers Ms. Joy F. Cherry Ms. Maureen A. Chopp Ms. Suzan Cibulskis Mr. and Mrs. John E. Condon III Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Connolly Ms. Amy Connor Ms. Lorraine T. Cornelius Ms. Jennifer Cox Mr. Jonathan Currie Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Dahlke Mr. and Mrs. Matthew T. Dattilo, Esq. Mr. James Day Mr. and Mrs. James M. Delaney Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dimonte Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Doherty Ms. Erin Donovan

Ms. Lauren Drapalik Ms. Clare M. Dunsford, Ph.D. Ms. Valencia Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Eiland Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Evert, Jr. Mr. Justin Fickbohm Ms. Stephanie L. Flammang Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ford Mr. Andrew Forsyth Ms. Jennifer Franzen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Frech Ms. Nicole Gallanis Ms. Barb Garrow Mr. Tim Garvey Ms. Mary Gaza Ms. Megan Gebhardt Ms. Linda Gels Mr. Craig Gould Lacy Gregor Ms. Susan Haarman Mr. Peter J. Hallan Ms. Sandy Hamlin Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Harmon Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Hasselbeck Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Marshall Hatch Ms. Annemarie Hollister Mr. Donald A. Hoppa, CPA Ms. Amy Hylton Mr. Tom Jambrosek Ms. Rebecca A. Janke Ms. Patricia A. Jiganti Mr. Mark T. Josaitis

Ms. Karen Kart Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Keating Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Kelly Mr. Rich Kerr Mr. and Mrs. Barney King Mr. and Mrs. William Kiss Ms. Sara Knutson Mr. Mark Kowieski Ms. Kathyrn Kresse Mr. Jerry Kuthy Rev. George A. Lane, S.J. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lanser Mr. Michael T. Laughlin Ms. Amanda Leiting Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lenart Ms. Martha Ligas Ms. Sharon Logue Ms. Kathleen Maas Weigert Mr. and Mrs. J. R. MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Mannard Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Marcino Ms. Lucy Marinangeli Ms. Amanda Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Frank O. Mathie Mr. and Mrs. Phillip M. May Ms. Shawnda Mays-Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Brian McCabe Ms. Patricia A. McGuire Mr. John McLean Mr. Kevin Meier Ms. Susan W. Merriman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Michalowski

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Mr. and Mrs. K Mniszewski Mr. Paul J. Muhs Mr. Kevin R. Murphy Mr. Philip Nahlik Ms. Jenny Notte Mr. and Mrs. John Nuzzo Ms. Mary O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. O’Hara One Eleven Group at Morgan Stanley Ms. Gloria Onischuk Ms. Rebecca Otolski Mr. and Mrs. John Palmer Mr. John C. Parrilli Ms. Katie Pinard Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Plas Mr. Matt Razek Ms. Jacqueline Record Ms. Nicole Remy Ms. Megan Renz Ms. Mary Rinaldi Ms. Deborah D. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Rock

Ms. Linda Rongey Mr. Jeff Roth Mr. Jimmy Rowden Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Rudnik Ms. Holly Sabaini Ms. Maura Salter Mr. and Mrs. Steve Schlau Mr. William Schwer Mr. Kevin C. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Michael Scudder, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Seeberg Mr. Thomas Seeberg Mr. Timothy Seeberg Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Sellers Mr. Joseph Shippee Mr. Marcus C. Spearman Mr. Donald E. Sprague Ms. Lynda M. St. Hilaire Carly Susral Ms. Becky Sutton Target Corporation Ms. Kathryn Thies

Mr. Brian Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Turner United Way of Metropolitan Chicago Ms. Kimberly Utschig Mr. Stephen Wall Mrs. Susan L. Warble Ms. Elise Waters Mr. and Mrs. David Watson Ms. Michelle Watters-Vaughn Ms. Margaret Weber Ms. Elizabeth Wenger Mr. William A. Werner, Jr. Mr. Moses Williams, Jr. Mr. Gian Thomas Wrobel Mr. Giovanni Wrobel Mr. Giuliano Wrobel Ms. Ali Wyder Chris Zajchowski Rang Zhao Ms. Sophie Zumout

GIFTS IN-KIND

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ABT Electronics Advocate Charitable Foundation Artwork By Kevin O’Rourke Richard E. Ascher Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University Balani Custom Clothiers Carol Bell Sue Ann Bestvina Robert J. Bingle Chicago Bears Football Club Chicago Blackhawks Danyell M. Boyd Chicago Cubs Chicago Shakespeare Theatre Constellation Brands, Inc. Jack J. Crowe Barbara M. Davis Michael Delzotti Tom and Marcia Desmond Disney World Resorts

DoGone Fun! Ed Debevic’s Field Museum Mary G. Fitzpatrick Brown Forman Friends of Christ the King Gibson’s Restaurant Golf Nation  GolfTEC  Gruppo Campari GT Fish and Oysters J. Michael Heaton Hogan Bickley Styled Interiors Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Holte Stephen Holte Rebecca A. Janke Gary R. Janko John J. Jiganti Daniel Kerrigan Kohl Children’s Museum L2O Restaurant

Tom LaSorda Made Especially For You  Malnati Organization, Inc. Marcolin Eyewear USA  Robert S. Marjan Mark McGoey Jim McGurk Metropolis Performing Arts Centre Tracey Moore James Moriarity moto Restaurant Thomas Murphy Scott and Nora Murray Stephen M. Murray Museum of Science and Industry Kathy & Joe Nemmers and Family David S. Nikolai Northridge Group

O’Keefe Lyons & Hynes, LLC Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum David S. Petrich Phalanx Capital Management, LLC Porchlight Music Theatre Sage Products LLC Stewart A. Schoder Sier Smith Southern Wine and Spirits  Daniel E. Sullivan TRU Restaurant Trunk Club Uber Robert A. Westropp Wirtz Corporation Woodford Reserve James F. Zangrilli

TRIBUTE GIFTS In Honor of Ms. Mary Burns Ms. Jennifer Burns In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Carey Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lange

In Honor of Dr. James P. Chandler Ms. Mary Smessaert In Honor of Rev. Christopher Devron, S.J. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Don Wycliff

In Honor of Ms. Katie Garvey Mrs. Fran S. Steele

In Honor of Mr. J. Michael Heaton Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Riley

In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Jiganti Mr. and Mrs. John Madigan Mr. Sean O’Malia

In Honor of Fr. Dave Mastrangelo, S.J. Mary and Don Scheible In Honor of Ms. Paula McMenamin Ms. Lori P. Blitstein Mr. Tim Garvey Mr. Tom Jambrosek In Honor of Ms. Helen Sariego Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wright

In Honor of Mr. Matthew Vranicar Mr. and Mrs. John F. Calhoun

In Memory of Mr. Jermaine Cullum Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Nemmers In Memory of Ms. Lynn DiPaolo Mr. Donald E. Sprague

In Memory of Ms. Goldie Mae Hardy The Honorable LaQuietta J. Hardy-Campbell In Memory of Mr. Charles Post Mr. and Mrs. Noël R. Levasseur

In Memory of Mr. Miles Roubitcek Mr. and Mrs. Noël R. Levasseur In Memory of Lizzy Seeberg Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Buckley Ms. Susan Caraher Ms. Karen Chambers Ms. Frances Epps Mr. Adam Hopkins Mr. Mark Kowieski Ms. Kathyrn Kresse Ms. Elisabeth A. Lavery Mr. Lawrence V. Morrison Northbrook Women’s Club Foundation, Inc. Ms. Mary O’Connor Ms. Rebecca Otolski Mr. Jimmy Rowden Ms. Karen Rubsam Mr. Kevin C. Scott Mr. John Carroll Seeberg Mr. Timothy Seeberg Mrs. Fran S. Steele Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Van Spankeren

RISING LEADER’S COUNCIL

The Rising Leader’s Council (RLC) is made up of Chicago-area professionals whose mission is to support the students and faculty of Christ the King by advancing the work of the Board of Directors to make a safe, faith-based, college preparatory education a possibility for youth on Chicago’s West Side. RLC members leverage their professional networks to increase awareness of our school and to invite the professional community to engage in and support our mission and purpose. RLC members have also led or made significant contributions to CTK Career Day, College Day, Family Service Day, as well as many other school sponsored events. Ms. Mary Mulhern, Chair Marsh USA, Chicago, IL

Mr. Matthew Dattilo, Jobs Chair MAC One Midway, Chicago, IL

Mr. Brian Michalek, Membership Chair Olson & Cepuritis, Chicago, IL

Ms. Janice Collier, Vice-Chair Leadership Greater Chicago, Chicago, IL

Mr. Ray Dennis RR Donnelly, Chicago, IL

Mr. Ron Milsap Urban Partnership Bank, Oak Park, IL

Mr. Anwar Ali MB Real Estate, Chicago, IL

Mr. Luis Gutierrez Oppenheimer & Co. Inc., Chicago, IL

Mr. Matt Murninghan Icarus Investments, Chicago, IL

Mr. Rod Aliabadi Vista Equity Partners, Chicago, IL

Mr. Matthew Hayes Baker & McKenzie LLP, Chicago, IL

Mr. Adam Park University of Chicago Medicine, Chicago, IL

Mr. Mark Benson World’s Largest Laundromat, Maywood, IL

Mr. Eric Kyereme Sika Capital Management, Chicago, IL

Mr. Andrew Patton Franco & Moroney LLC, Chicago, IL

Mr. Peter LoGiudice MGLM Architects, Chicago, IL

Ms. Morgan Ripper, Events Chair Hines Interests Limited Partnership, Chicago, IL

Ms. Colleen Bingle After School Matters, Chicago, IL Mr. Drew Boland Guaranteed Rate, Chicago, IL Mr. Thomas Bufalino Beam Global Spirits & Wine, Inc., Deerfield, IL

Mr. Joseph Marra Gruppo Campari, Chicago, IL Ms. Marsha McClellan US Attorney’s Office, Chicago, IL Mr. Mark McMillan Crown Imports, LLC, Chicago, IL

Mr. Damon Vaughan Abbvie, Chicago, IL Mr. Adrian Zeno Zeno Law Office, PC, Chicago, IL

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VOLUNTEERS Angela Abrams Steven Amu Derrick Anderson John Anderson Lenny Asaro Tawanna Barton Stephen Belyn D’Lisa Bergeron Emily Bestiva Megan Bestiva Michael Billups Randall Blakely Therese Bohn Jennifer Bransfield Kristine Brown Shanaya Capo Cheryl Cattledge Tracy Boyd-Chatmon Camile Clark Maggie Condit Angela Damazyn

Nicole Demory Caitlin Desmond Marcia Desmond Lindsay Doerr Madeleine Durkin Juan Fuentes Amy Fuentes Holly Galewski Ariana Gayton Seowa Gbala Luis Gutierrez Beatrice Hardy Sharlene Hobson LaShonda Hunt Katherine Ireland Candace Jackson Shawnda Mays-Jackson Dorothy Jiganti Neferteri Johnson Lennie Jones Reyahd Kazmi

Jessica McCarthy-Kelleher Gyata Kimmons Momo Koessler Paul Korrison Alex Kozak Britney Kraus J.R Kulik Ron Langtiw Chris Lee Erica Lindsay San Mai LaDonna Martin Justino Mirabelli Abby McCarthy Lauren McCallick Trip McCoy Dr. Michael McGee Patti McGrath Sr. Mary Fran McLaughlin, BVM Paula McMenamin

Portia McPherson Tracey Moore Mary Mulhern Maureen Mulhern Bridget Mulhern Nora Murray Lou Nieto Kathy Nemmers Brian O’Neil Darlene Oliver Andrew Patton Ellen Pendry Vicki Randolph Mark Reilly Lara Roach John Roberson Vernetta Robinzine Alexandra Roffey Jazleen Rosado Kathleen Rosario Sownya Sastri

Bill Schramm Scott Subeck Lisa Thomas Lisa Thompson Charis Tripplet Kevin Turner George Valaika Damon Vaughan Michelle Vaughn Meghan Wilda Angela Wilson Sara Wisnewski Annie White Kourtney Witten Liz Young Liza Zaragoza Adrian Zeno Daniel Zundel

FACULTY & STAFF FOR THE 2014-2015 SCHOOL YEAR Clement Martin President Temple Payne Principal Jose Rodriguez Vice President of CWSP Angela Abrams Admissions Officer

Tony Azu-Popow Database Manager

Jimmy Bajner Athletic Director, Social Studies & Mathematics Faculty Charlie Barlow Latin Faculty

Danyell Boyd Director of Communications & Special Events Christine Buhrmaster English Faculty

Sean Carmody Religious Studies Faculty Sammie Cashaw CWSP Driver

Cheryl Cattledge Religious Studies & Campus Ministry Chanita Chayaluk College Counselor

Darlene Davidson CWSP Driver

Miriam Dolin Social Studies Faculty

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Tony Douglas CWSP Driver

Timothy Elliott Mathematics Faculty Gregory Finger Mathematics Faculty Steve Flowers Building Engineer

Juan Fuentes Director of Technology Vickie Fultz Science Faculty

Kevin Gallmeier Religious Studies & Social Studies Faculty Kenneth Green CWSP Driver

Priscilla Hatch Director of Student Accounts and Office Manager Williett Hewlett Business Office Director Darryl Hobson Associate Principal

Stephen Holte Director of Development Katie Karich Development Officer

Maureen Kelly Assistant Director of Development Michael Laughlin Mathematics Faculty

Matthew Lieser, S.J. Counseling Intern

Current Jesuit Volunteers

LaDonna Martin Executive Assistant for School Administration

Molly Bealin Admissions & Wellness Faculty, JV*

Rev. David Mastrangelo, S.J. Director of Mission & Identity

John Griffin President’s Office & Wellness Faculty, JV*

Julia Muglia Science Faculty

Ellen Pendry Fine Arts Faculty

Joshua Peters, S.J. Religious Studies Faculty Rebecca Rassier Latin Faculty Annie Ratliff English Faculty

Kathleen Rosario English Faculty

Sowmya Sastri Program Coordinator, CWSP Lulling Savage CWSP Driver

Stewart Schoder Chief Financial Officer Keith Segler Religious Studies Faculty Lillie Sellers Business Development, CWSP Kourtney Thorn Program Coordinator, CWSP

Victor Nieto CWSP & Social Studies Faculty, JV* Michael Schufreider CWSP & Student Services, JV* Learn more about becoming a CTK Jesuit Volunteer by visiting our website www.ctkjesuit.org.

Gina Vittoria Science Faculty Nicole Watson Counselor

Eugene Westmoreland Music Faculty Harry Williams CWSP Driver Julius Williams Security

Daniel Zundel Director of Christian Service & Social Studies Faculty

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WAYS TO GIVE Thank you! Your gift will immediately help to provide a safe, Catholic, college prep education to our students. There are many different ways to give, and each gift will be designated as directed. If you have additional questions about supporting CTK, please contact Stephen Holte, Director of Development.

Christ the King Jesuit College Preparatory School is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt nonprofit organization. Our federal tax ID # is 26-0556958.

CASH

Cash donations of any size are gratefully accepted. Please make checks payable to “Christ the King” and mail to Christ the King Jesuit College Prep, Attn: Development Dept., 5088 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago, IL 60644

CORPORATE GIVING

Many corporations already have a vested interest in our students through the Corporate Work Study Program by providing an investment in their futures. Corporate partnerships with CTK can be customized to meet the interests of the company mission and customers. Underwrite a program, sponsor a special event, do a supplies drive, or volunteer with us.

EVENTS

ONLINE GIVING

Give online today! Safe, secure and easy. Visit our new website - www.ctkjesuit.org

PLANNED GIFTS

To help future generations, name Christ the King Jesuit College Prep as a beneficiary of your will, trust, retirement account, or insurance policy. Your planned gift will help provide a Catholic, college prep education for the next generation of CTK Jesuit students.

STOCKS & SECURITIES

With the market near an all-time high, gifts of appreciated stock may result in a tax savings for you! Contact Stephen Holte for additional transfer information.

Join us for us our King of Hearts Gala on Friday, January 23, 2015 or RISE UP hosted by our Rising Leaders Council in June, 2015. Participate as a sponsor, purchase a ticket or a table, donate an item to our auction, or serve as a member of the event committees or as a volunteer. Please contact Danyell Boyd.

TRIBUTE GIFTS

GRANTS

UNITED WAY

Christ the King actively seeks support from corporate, private and family foundations to underwrite student scholarships, school programs and non-profit jobs. Should you know of a foundation that may be interested in partnering with us, please contact Katie Karich.

IN-KIND GIFTS

Whether in memory of a friend or family member, in honor of a birthday, wedding or other milestone, Christ the King Jesuit College Prep welcomes contributions made in recognition of all important life events. We will also send a note of acknowledgment on your behalf.

If your company’s employee giving program includes United Way, you can designate your contribution directly to CTK. Write “Christ the King Jesuit” on the “donor-option” line or provide our EIN number, 26-0556958, on your campaign giving form.

VEHICLE DONATION

Please visit our website for ideas of goods and services to support our mission.

Our Jesuit Volunteer program is currently in need of a vehicle in good working order for their community. Please contact Stephen Holte for additional information.

MATCHING GIFTS

VOLUNTEER

Many companies have programs that match the charitable contributions made by their employees. Conditions and criteria for gift matching varies by employer. You may be able to double or triple the impact of your support with a matching gift.

MONTHLY GIVING

With over 300 students, there are many ways you can volunteer to help CTK, whether a one-time event or a recurring commitment, we need your help. You could present at Career Day, proofread college essays, judge a science fair, paint a classroom, teach a class, coach a club or sport, or tutor our students.

Your credit card or bank account can be automatically charged each month. Contact Maureen Kelly to enroll in this program.

Contact the Development Department Stephen Holte, Director of Development (773) 413-3509 or [email protected] Tony Azu-Popow, Database Manager (773) 413-3504 or [email protected]

Danyell Boyd, Director of Communications & Special Events (773) 413-3577 or [email protected] Katie Karich, Development Officer (773) 413-3588 or [email protected] Maureen Kelly, Assistant Director of Development (773) 413-3513 or [email protected] CTK 2013-2014 Annual Report

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Christ the King Jesuit College Preparatory School 5088 West Jackson Boulevard Chicago, IL 60644 Phone: 773-261-7505 Fax: 773-261-7507 www.ctkjesuit.org

CELEBRATE WITH US AT

friday, january 23rd

TICKETS ON SALE DECEMBER 1ST contact danyell m. boyd 773-413-3572 or [email protected]

www.events.org/koh15