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2016 Annual Report 1

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL OF BALTIMOREANNUAL REPORT 2016

Beyond...


Our ImpactHunger

1,395,249 Meals served to children and adults

50,791 Individuals provided with grocery assistance

Childhood Poverty

792 Low-income children provided with early childhood education

755Low-income families provided with supportive services

Homeless and low income children attended summer camp

266 Individuals received employment services

55Individuals enrolled in Next Course

Unemployment

169Individuals placed in jobs

Homelessness

453

927 Individuals placed in housing

230Families sheltered

Individuals provided with eviction and utility assistance

10,517

Dear Friends“Beyond.” It’s a powerful word, especially when applied to challenges we face as individuals, and as a community. Its meaning speaks to exceeding our perceived limitations, and surpassing our current circumstances.

In searching for a new organization tag line in conjunction with our 150th Anniversary Year celebration, we gravitated to the words

“Beyond Poverty.” These two words capture what we strive for every day at St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore: to help each person, and our community, move beyond poverty and achieve a better future.

As we close out the year-long celebration of our 150th Anniversary Year, we look beyond the immediate horizon to the important work that lies ahead for our organization. When we began in Baltimore in 1865, we were pioneers in initiating many of the first works of charity in our community. As we forge ahead into the future, we will continue to be a pioneering organization seeking new and innovative ways to help those in our community impacted by poverty in four major service areas: homelessness and supportive housing, workforce development, child and family services, and healthy food access.

In this report you will find inspiring stories about both those we serve, and those who help us advance our mission. Their successes are our successes, and we are grateful to all who make our work possible thorough their heart, sacrifice, commitment, service, and generosity.

Thank you for joining in our mission and work, and for sharing your gifts, talents, and blessings. We invite you to continue to be a part of our efforts in the years to come to help those we serve, and our community, move beyond poverty.

Sincerely yours,

John J. Schiavone President & CEO

Glenn Falcao Chair, Board of Directors

2016 Annual Report 3 2 St. Vincent De Paul of Baltimore

Homelessness

230Families sheltered

Beyond...927Individuals placed

in housing

More than 3,500 men, women, and children are homeless in the Baltimore area on any given night. Families who are homeless represent about one third of the homeless population and have been the fastest growing segment of the homeless population in recent years.

Minimizing the length of time individuals and families spend homeless is key to avoiding long-term, negative effects on both adults and children. For this reason, we make re-housing the central focus of all of our services for persons who are homeless.

For those who have experienced a crisis but are capable of sustaining housing, we employ best practices that involve short-term interventions that include brief shelter stays, rapid re-housing, and shelter diversion services. For those who, due to disabilities or other circumstances, need more intensive and longer-term supportive services to achieve self-sufficiency, we offer permanent housing services.

Our homeless services include the Beans & Bread day resource program, our two Sarah’s Hope family shelters, our Front Door rapid re-housing programs in the City and County, and our Home Connections and Cottage Avenue permanent housing programs. Through these programs our goal is to help each homeless individual and family address their barriers to housing, strengthen their health and well-being, and build their educational, employment, and financial assets so that they may achieve long-term

economic self-sufficiency.

Kia No one expects to be homeless. Especially someone like Kia, a single mom with three university degrees, a career pursuing her passion for teaching, and eight children with two in college. “I am definitely not a typical homeless person,” she admitted. And yet, through a series of events beyond her control, Kia found herself unemployed and her family without a home. Despite help from relatives and friends, she couldn’t make ends meet. The family simply “had to make do,” sometimes spending months living in their car or sleeping outside. Eventually, they were referred to Sarah’s Hope, Hannah More, our family shelter in Baltimore County. That has made all the difference. From the moment they walked in the door, she said, they felt they were among family. The caring and supportive staff made the children feel welcome and comfortable right away, and they helped Kia get back on her feet quickly, offering case management, job placement, employment services, and more. Within a matter of weeks, Kia was offered a teaching job, and is making plans to move into her own home again. “Sarah’s Hope is not here to give you a handout, they’re here with a helping hand, and that’s important,” she says. “They allowed me to become me again.”

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$652,069 worth of emergency

food distributedHunger

Beyond...Hunger is a constant reality for anyone living in poverty. With limited income, many individuals and families must make the impossible choice between paying their rent and buying food to feed their family.

There are over 750,000 people (one in every 8) in Maryland who are food insecure, meaning they don’t have consistent access to nutritious food. Many of those people live in Baltimore City, where the food insecurity rate of 23% is by far the highest of any jurisdiction in the state. Hunger impacts a child’s ability to learn and challenges a family’s ability to thrive. Most of the clients we serve experience hunger on a frequent, if not daily basis.

A big part of the solution to hunger is increasing food access. Low-income individuals and families often need help accessing food resources and obtaining supplemental food assistance. For this reason, we offer services to meet our clients’ needs for supplemental food and meals.

Last year, we served more than 1 million meals, including daily meals at Beans & Bread and both Sarah’s Hope locations, and 8,000 meals a day that are freshly prepared and distributed by KidzTable to afterschool, childcare, and community-based programs serving low-income children throughout the region. Additionally, many of our Parish Conferences distribute food through church-based food pantries.

Clarence Could one meal change a life? Clarence Reynolds is living proof. Raised in a stable and loving family, Clarence had to become the “man of the house” while still in high school, when his father suddenly passed away. Clarence put off college so he could help support his mom and maintain their family home. Tragically, his mother became very ill, and eventually needed full-time care. After her passing, Clarence was left with a mound of bills and without his father’s pension income. Clarence eventually lost his childhood home and began to live on the streets. He lost everything — clothing, photos, money — and had given up hope on ever returning to a “normal” life. He tried finding work, but without skills he could only find low-paying, part-time work — not enough to get him back on his feet. “I was out of money. No job. No place to live. I was done,” Clarence said. “I was living on the streets and felt so alone. I didn’t talk to anyone. I was ashamed to find myself in this place.” One day, hungry and in need of a meal, he found his way to Beans & Bread. There, Clarence met with a case worker who referred him to Home Connections, our supportive housing program for adults like Clarence who have a disability and have suffered from homelessness for an extended period of time. The program provides a housing subsidy, assistance in finding housing, and services that help men and women leave homelessness behind for good. Clarence received what he needed most: “another shot at life” — in his words. “Sleeping in my new apartment was the greatest moment of my life,” he says. “It was better than hitting the lottery. This program has given me a brand new start of life.”

1,395,249 Meals served to children and adults

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Childhood Poverty

Beyond...

453Homeless and low-

income children attended summer camp

Almost 14% of children in Maryland live in poverty, and in Baltimore City the rate is more than double that at 33%. Children who live in poverty are more likely not to be ready for kindergarten, and chances are they will stay behind throughout their school years. They also are more likely to have poor social skills, drop out of school, repeat a grade, perform poorly on tests, suffer from learning disabilities, and have behavioral and emotional problems.

This is the life-long, tragic impact of growing up in poverty. Furthermore, these children are likely to be poor as adults too. It’s what is known as “generational poverty,” or “the cycle of poverty. ”

To reduce poverty, we focus our energies on changing the trajectory for young children through early childhood education. Studies have demonstrated that children from low-income families who attend full-time, high-quality educational programs from infancy through age 5 have higher cognitive test scores than their peers who don’t have access to that education, are more likely to graduate from high school and college, hold a job, have higher earnings, and stay away from crime. This is why the first five years are so important in breaking the cycle of poverty.

Our services for children include our Head Start program that provides children with high quality early childhood education, Camp Discovery, an early childhood summer camp, child supportive and enrichment services at both Sarah’s Hope shelters, and Camp St. Vincent, our unique summer camp dedicated to serving homeless children.

755 Low-income families provided supportive

services Tiara and son, Quinandre Tiara, a single mother with a college degree, is determined to see that her three-year-old son, Quinandre, receives the best possible education and has a bright future that doesn’t include poverty. Tiara knew that education afforded the best opportunity for Quinandre — and her — to move beyond their life in a public housing complex. So Tiara did her homework and found our Head Start program at our Patterson Park location. Initially, Quinandre struggled to communicate and learn on his own. With the staff’s support and a specialized teaching approach, he became a more independent and confident learner. These days they live within walking distance of the Head Start program that provided Quinandre the educational boost he needed. Quinandre is attending Patterson Park Public Charter School this year. Tiara says that the Head Start program has made a big impact on her life too, by encouraging her to participate in school activities and serve on the Parents’ Committee. “When we first got here I knew right away this was the right place,” she says. “It’s what I hoped it would be, and more.”

792 Low-income children

received early childhood education


Adenisotu Being homeless often means losing more than a place to wake up every morning and go to sleep every night. For Adenisotu, a 35-year-old Maryland native, it meant losing his sense of purpose: cooking. Having spent much of his life working in the kitchen — in restaurants serving customers, at home taking care of his mom and family, and at church functions feeding friends and community members — Adenisotu said he felt hopeless and depressed when the difficulties of life in a shelter prevented him from making meals. Fortunately, he was given a chance to return to the kitchen through Next Course, our food service training program for individuals with barriers to employment, such as homelessness. After a 15-week program, Adenisotu earned a kitchen manager certificate and found a job preparing food for families living in a local shelter. After much hard work and determination, Adenisotu is now pursuing his passion of cooking again. “St. Vincent de Paul helped me to remember who I am and what I can do. They gave me hope, purpose, guidance, leadership, and support,” he stated. “I love my job and helping others, and I feel empowered!”

55 Individuals enrolled in occupational skills

training

42Individuals successfully completed Next Course

Unemployment

Beyond...Many people in our community are entrenched in poverty because they have endured long term unemployment. This is often caused by barriers to employment that include a lack of work skills, low educational attainment, prior substance abuse, incarceration, a history of health problems, or mental and physical disabilities.

There are many in our community who also experience long term underemployment—where jobs obtained have wages or regular hours that are much too low to support themselves or their family. In Maryland, a person earning minimum wage would need to work 137 hours per week, or 3.4 full time jobs, in order to afford a two-bedroom unit at fair market rent.

We know that employment is essential to achieve self-sufficiency. Having a job strengthens families, provides stability, allows permanent housing to be obtained and sustained, and increases a child’s educational achievement.

To help our clients find living-wage employment we offer assessment, career counseling, tutoring, job readiness courses, skills training, referrals, and assistance in locating and applying for jobs. Our employment services include Career Connections, a drop-in employment resource program at two locations; and Next Course, a 12 week intensive food service training course that includes real food production training experience at our KidzTable kitchen.

266 Individuals received intensive workforce

development services

169Individuals placed in jobs

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Deborah Deborah knows first-hand the meaning of the phrase “neighbor helping neighbors.” As a single woman in her mid-50s, she has been disabled by colon cancer and other ailments for more than a year. Housebound most of the time, and with social security benefits as her only source of income, there isn’t much left each month to pay her bills, or buy food and other necessities. So Deborah is thankful that members of the St. Vincent de Paul Conference, at nearby Church of the Resurrection, generously provide food, clothing, and utility assistance, especially during the really cold winter months when bills are high. The Resurrection Conference is one of our 38 parish-based volunteer groups that serve neighbors in need in their local communities. Deborah receives the help she needs, but doesn’t feel helpless. “I am able to help myself mostly,” she said. “They help me pay a portion of my bills when I just can’t make my income stretch. And that has made the biggest impact in allowing me to live independently,” she added. “I am getting better, and I could not do this without St. Vincent de Paul. I am grateful not only for their help, but for the care and concern that they give to me.”

Poverty

Beyond...A Network of Support

More than 765 volunteer members at 38 parish-based

St. Vincent de Paul Conferences provide a network

of support for people suffering from the effects of

poverty, serving in a spirit of charity, humility, and

friendship. Conference members provide food, utility

and rental assistance, and other items of necessity to

help neighbors in need through difficult times, while

offering advocacy and referrals to appropriate human

services agencies. Through the tireless efforts of these

volunteers, each year we provide over $997,973 in

financial assistance and $652,069 in food to more than

69,825 households.


Our DonorsGood Samaritan Monthly Giving ClubEstablished in 2006, the Good Samaritan Monthly Giving Club recognizes those individuals who show their dedication and support of our programs and services with a gift each month, providing a consistent funding stream and reducing our fundraising costs. The following list represents members for 2016.

Mr. and Mrs. Sergio A. AcleMs. Shane AlleyneMs. Marie Amer-CascioMrs. Anna M. AmrheinMr. and Mrs. Robert AndersonAnonymous (31)Michelle ArriagaMr. and Mrs. Robert P. BalcerzakMr. Rahn V. BarnesVickie BarryMr. Mark BehrensDr. James Bellor, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Scott BissettMr. John BolgerMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Bond, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Eric BorchardSr. Rita A. BozelMr. and Mrs. Michael BrayMs. Katrina BrownMr. James M. BurkeMr. Patrick B. CampbellDr. Jessalyne L. CharlesMs. Amy J. ChetelatMr. and Mrs. John P. CooksonMrs. Diane E. Corwell YoungMr. and Mrs. William CritcherTom and Kate CulottaMr. and Mrs. George R. CyrMrs. Barbara G. DavisMr. and Mrs. George DempseyMr. James L. DerenbergerMs. Solange DeVauxKelly and John DevineMr. Thomas A. DickMs. Patricia A. DiPietroIrvin and Amy DrummondMr. John F. EckhartDr. Linda Emerick and Mr. Joseph ArsenaultMs. Theresa EndresMs. Joyce F. EngMr. George G. EspositoMr. and Mrs. Charles R. FallsMs. Joy M. Foust ColburnMs. Amanda E. FreishtatMr. and Mrs. John A. FritzgesMs. Fiona GatelyMr. Jon GerstmyerEdmund J. and Marie E.+ GoedekeMr. Gary GogolinskiMrs. Lynn F. HadfieldMs. Alyson HarkinsMr. Darryl HarrisMs. Mary Jane HartMs. Peggy Lou Haug

Ms. MaryAnn HimmelmannMr. Bruce HoffmeisterMr. and Mrs. Gregory A. HookMr. Thomas M. HughesMr. Kenneth R. Hunter and Ms. Lisa Sagerholm-HunterMs. Jane IngoldMr. and Mrs. Martin KajicJosephine KammerMr. and Mrs. Patrick J. KearneyMrs. Dorothy KennyMr. and Mrs. Clement Klug, IIIMr. and Mrs. Robert KorbeckMs. Joan B. KramMs. Sybilla L. KramerMr. and Mrs. Louis KushnerKay and Chuck LaHatteMs. Rose M. LaverghettaMr. & Mrs. Stephen LevineMs. Mary W. LouzonRichard and Marlene ManceMr. Charles L. MartinMr. and Mrs. Michael MartineauMr. William M. McCarthy, IIIMr. and Mrs. Ronald McDonald, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence MelocikMarti and Michael MeydMr. James MilheimMs. Yvonne K. MolotsiMr. Charles J. MoranvilleMs. Regina MorinMrs. Martha NocheraMs. Noreen O’Donnell

Ms. Leah PaslickKathy and Rodney PetersenMr. Ronald PolomskyMr. and Mrs. Dougald PriestMr. and Mrs. Thomas RaimondiMr. Robert M. RamsMrs. Elisabeth H. ReedMr. and Mrs. Regis ReftMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. ReidMs. Marie ReiserMr. and Mrs. Peter ResetarMs. Dolores A. RiegertMs. Mary RiehlRev. James RisacherPaul B. Rogers Ms. Sylvia M. RogersRalph and Theresa RoosMs. Jennifer Rushing-SchurrVice Admiral James A. Sagerholm, USN (Ret.)Mr. and Mrs. Amado SandovalMr. Ronald SantosMr. John E. Schafer, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Brian ScheetzMr. and Mrs. Thomas ScheurichMr. and Mrs. Joseph ShanleyJim and Cathy SheridanMr. Charles Sikorsky, Sr.Fr. Alfred E. SmithMr. and Mrs. Paul F. SmithMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. SmithMs. Josephine M. SmithMs. Pauline A. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Ken StachiwMs. Mary R. SteinJohn and Becky StevensMr. James Stevenson, Jr.Ms. Simone T. StewartMr. and Mrs. Charles StierMr. Thomas J. StochlMr. and Mrs. Mark StokesMs. Anne StriegelMr. Vincent TolaMr. Thomas ToporovichMr. Frank Tribull, Sr.Gregory+ and Katherine TurkMr. and Mrs. Peter TwohyMs. Lucille B. ValleMr. and Mrs. David Van NattaMr. and Mrs. Alphonse Vanagas, Jr.Mr. Robert VenturaMr. and Mrs. Tom WalshMrs. Donna WaltherCharles WashingtonMr. Edward Werner+Ms. Celia WestMs. Martha Whalen+Ms. Margaret WigginsMr. and Mrs. Martin WilliamsMr. Frank B. WinnerMr. and Mrs. Danny WoodMr. and Mrs. Mark J. WoodmanMr. and Mrs. John C. Young, Jr.+ deceased

Circle of GivingThe Circle of Giving recognizes organizations, foundations, corporations and individuals who generously supported our 2016 Annual Fund (October 2015-June 2016). While we are unable to list the name of every contributor, we are so very grateful to all who generously supported our mission and work.

St. Vincent de Paul Circle$10,000+The Abell Foundation, Inc.Anonymous (2)Bunting Family FoundationThe CarMax FoundationChildren’s Fresh Air Society FundClayton Baker TrustMr. and Mrs. Joseph CroteauThe DeVito Family TrustCarmen and Vicki DeyesuFriendly Inn AssociationMr. and Mrs. Norman J. GlickRobert and Mimie HelmLieutenant Thomas Joseph Hill Memorial FoundationHelen M. Hughes TrustSt. Joseph Fullerton*Zanvyl and Isabelle Krieger FundM&T Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. Terence McCarthyLeroy M. Merritt Charitable TrustNortheast Foods Inc./H & S BakeryOhio Casualty FundOluv Joynor FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert M. RubrightSix S FoundationMr. and Mrs. Brian StanskyMr. and Mrs. Richard StermerThomas Wilson Sanitarium for ChildrenUnited Way of Central MarylandWBAL Radio Kid’s CampaignThe Harry and Jeanette Weinberg FoundationWhiting-Turner Contracting CompanyMr. and Mrs. Vernon H. WrightWright Family Foundation

Frederic Ozanam Circle$5,000-$9,999Baltimore Gas & Electric CompanyBaltimore Rotary FoundationJohn T. Beane Charitable FdnCareFirst of Maryland, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. ChairsGolfers’ Charitable AssociationMr. Melvin J. KalinskiThe Kind FoundationMr. and Mrs. James P. Klima, IIIDr. Nicholas W. Koutrelakos and Dr. Susan M. LancelottaM & T Charitable FoundationKevin and Patricia MeydMr. and Mrs. Gabriel J. Poggi

Mr. and Mrs. James S. RiepeJames Riepe Family FoundationMs. Beverly A. ScheelJohn S. SuehleT. Rowe Price FoundationWilliam and Estelle TurneyUnited Parcel ServiceWells Fargo Bank

E. Joseph Bailly Circle$2,500-$4,999The Annie E. Casey FoundationAnonymous (3)Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Arnold, Jr.The Todd and Annemarie Chairs Family FundDAP Products Inc.Mr. James E. HaufMr. and Mrs. James L. HirschJesuit Community of Loyola University MarylandKelly & Associates Insurance Group, Inc.Marie P. Kronman Charitable Lead Annuity TrustMr. and Mrs. John D. LeahyJohn J. Leidy FoundationMiles & Stockbridge, P.C.Dennis and Christine PeacockPinnacle CNC, Inc.Quantum Internet and TelephoneMr. and Mrs. Alan RethRev. James RisacherRosedale Federal S & L Assn.Share Our StrengthThe Molly Shattuck Family FoundationSt. John Westminster*St. Ursula*T. Rowe Price Foundation, Inc.Wegmans Food MarketsThomas White & Associates, LLC

S. Rosalie Rendee Circle$1,000-$2,499Mr. and Mrs. Kennard AllenAllStitch LLCAnonymous (8)Baker-King Fund, Inc.Bakery de FranceMr. and Mrs. Robert P. BalcerzakMr. Jos. E. BandzwolekBDP InternationalMr. and Mrs. Michael BrayMr. and Mrs. Joseph W. G. BrooksChris and Kit Burton

Calvert Hall College High SchoolMs. Virginia T. CampbellThe Campbell Foundation, Inc.Carroll Independent Fuel Co.Catholic Community of St. Francis XavierCatholic Community of St. JosephCavanaugh Family Fund at the Baltimore Community FoundationMr. and Mrs. James T. Cavanaugh, IIIMs. Connie A. ChristChurch World ServiceMr. and Mrs. John P. CooksonMrs. Francina J. CritzmanTom and Kate CulottaMr. and Mrs. Edward CusterDelta-T Group MarylandKelly and John DevineMr. and Mrs. Brian DietzRev. Thomas J. DonaghyDunn’s Floor Covering Inc.Ms. Millicent E. Edwards-GordonMr. and Mrs. Daniel R. EnnisBeth and Glenn FalcaoFood Lion Charitable FoundationGilman SchoolGoldsmith Family FoundationMrs. Georgia K. GriffithMr. Charles J. HackettMrs. Ruth S. HahnStephanie Hahn and Steven PritchardHarkins BuildersMr. Martin C. HaufMr. Gregory L. HodgesHogan Lovells US LLPHoly Family, Randallstown*Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. HookImmaculate Conception Church TowsonJohns Hopkins Medical InstitutionsMr. and Mrs. David JohnsonMrs. Elizabeth and Edward JohnsonMr. and Mrs. David KarolenkoDr. Achsah KeeganMr. Paul KoehlerMr. Thomas J. KrzysLadies of Charity, St. StephenLegg MasonJohn T. LeimkuhlerMr. Thomas J. LeskoJulianna and Noel LonguemareMary and Michael LynchLois and Phillip Macht Family Philanthropic FundDr. Govind Madhiraju

Pauline S. ManaloMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. MaronickMary Mac Foundation Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Eugene S. MasonMr. Andrew McCormickMrs. Elizabeth A. MigliaraMr. and Mrs. Kyle R. MillerMs. Yvonne K. MolotsiLarry Moscow and Cindy Paradies Cindy Paradies & Larry Moscow Charitable FundMr. James P. Murphy, Jr.Mr. Terry NeimeyerNiles, Barton & Wilmer LLPNorth Point BuildersOak Crest Village Catholic CommunityOber Kaler Attorneys at LawThe Charles F. & Margaret M.H. Obrecht FoundationMr. David OestreicherOffice Team/Robert HalfMr. Michael P. O’MalleyMr. David OpitzOur Lady of Perpetual Help, Ellicott City*Mr. Mark D. PalmerMr. and Mrs. James S. PatanellaMr. and Mrs. James L. PetersMr. and Mrs. Richard J. PetrasMr. and Mrs. Andrew RakMr. Robert M. RamsShirley Reddoch and Gregg PetersenDr. and Mrs. Charles B. ReulandRogers-Wilbur FoundationStephen and Mary RohrsRoundwood FundJim & Patty Rouse FoundationMs. Joan RudisMr. Keith RymerMr. Roy P. SachsRoy P. Sachs FundSacred Heart*Ms. Jennifer SaturnoJohn and Debbie SchiavoneMartin Schmidt & Kate Schmidt Moninger FundMr. and Mrs. Martin Schmidt, Jr.Diane and Dan SchmittSignal Hill Capital GroupDr. Stephen SissonMr. and Mrs. Paul F. SmithMs. Claire SmithMr. Matt SnowlingMrs. Marylane Y. SoeffingSt. Andrew by the Bay*

* Parish Conference 2016 Annual Report 13 12 St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore

14 St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore 2016 Annual Report 15 * Parish Conference + deceased

2016 Annual Report 15 14 St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore* Parish Conference

Loyola Center for Community Service & JusticeMs. Maureen MaguireMr. James Mahoney, Jr.Dr. Raymond and Susan MalametMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. MaleticRichard and Marlene ManceMs. Mary G. MarshallMs. Jennifer O. MartinMr. and Mrs. Michael MartineauMr. and Mrs. David P. MaruszewskiMs. Joan M. McCabe Mr. Robert McCabeMr. and Mrs. Ron McDonald, Jr.Ms. R. Hope McElwainMrs. Carol A. McGorrayStephanie McKewMs. Joanne M. McMillionMr. Mark R. MeliaMr. and Mrs. Lawrence MelocikMr. and Mrs. James R. MillfordMr. Arthur MinadeoMr. Michael A. MinerviniMr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. MislyanMargaret MitchellMs. Judith A. ModellMr. and Mrs. Edward MooneyMr. Terry A. MooreMr. James G. Murphy, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Charles NewtonMrs. Martha NocheraMs. Kelly M. NowlanMr. Gary S. OskoianMrs. Raisa Otero-CesarioOur Lady of Perpetual Help Edgewater*Ms. Nicole OwingsMrs. Anita G. PanickerMr. and Mrs. Peter ParrMr. and Mrs. Gary PasatiempoMr. and Mrs. Thomas G. PeterMr. and Mrs. Michael S. PipanMs. Jean PlantsMs. Josephine PolcariMrs. Margaret M. PowersMr. Michael PreisMr. Andrew PtakMs. Lisa A. QuintilianMr. and Mrs. Thomas RaimondiMr. and Mrs. Regis ReftMs. Emily M. ReillyMs. Patricia Renegar-FayMr. and Mrs. Peter ResetarMr. Sean T. RhoderickMs. Megan RichardsMrs. Susan RittermannRobert W. Baird & Co.Mrs. Maureen RochelleMs. Sylvia M. RogersPaul B. RogersMs. Cristina R. RosellMr. and Mrs. T. Peter RuaneMs. Jennifer Rushing-SchurrSabra, Wang & Associates, IncMr. Peter SavageDr. and Mrs. Robert SawyerMr. Peter C. SchmidtMrs. Macrina H. SeitzMr. and Mrs. John N. SfakianosMr. and Mrs. Joseph ShanleyJim and Cathy Sheridan

Mrs. Patricia ShiflettAlbert and Elizabeth SimonMr. and Mrs. Gary SinquefieldMrs. Nalayini SivaramanMs. Nancy J. SkinnerFr. Alfred E. SmithMr. John T. SmythMs. Sharon SnyderMr. David SouthwickSt. Anthony*St. Anthony Shrine & Our Lady of Mt. Carmel ParishesSt. Joan of Arc ChurchSt. John the Evangelist ChurchSt. Katharine DrexelSt. Luke ChurchSt. Mark ChurchSt. Mary Hagerstown*St. Timothy*Mr. Michael Stanfield

Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. SteeleJuli Stephens-DeValleMs. Margaret T. StephensonMr. Daniel StevensMs. Kathleen O. StevensMr. Bruce StrineBrendan J. TaylorMs. Barbara J. TaylorMs. C. Elizabeth ThaterMr. and Mrs. David M. ThomasMr. and Mrs. Bruce ThompsonMs. Mary TomaschkoMr. Bryan R. TownsendMr. Frank Tribull, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. TruittTunbridge Public Charter SchoolMr. and Mrs. Kevin P. TurlikUniversity Risk Management and Insurance AssociationMr. and Mrs. Keith N. Vallerani

Ms. Stacey Van HornMr. Ronald L. Van NestMr. and Mrs. Allen K. WagnerMr. and Mrs. Tom WalshCharles WashingtonMr. Steven M. WeaverMrs. Jean WestMs. Martha Whalen+Mr. and Mrs. Martin WilliamsMr. Jim WilsonThe Wine PostThe Woman’s Club of GlyndonMr. and Mrs. Mark J. WoodmanMr. and Mrs. Matthew WyskielThe Matthew & Christina Wyskiel Family Charitable Gift FundMr. and Mrs. John C. Young, Jr.Sr. Mary L. Zollars, DC

St. John Severna Park*St. Joseph Church OdentonSt. Margaret ChurchMs. Simone T. StewartMrs. Katherine S. StrakesMrs. Cecily M. SuchyMs. Karen T. SyryloMrs. Mary Agnes ThiemMr. Fred A. TrenkleMr. Donald A. TriniteMs. Catherine A. WalshMs. Janie WelchMr. and Mrs. Terence Zagar

William Merrick Circle$500-$999APG Chapel Tithes & OfferingsMr. and Mrs. Sergio A. AcleMr. and Mrs. James M. AdamsAnonymous (21)Mr. and Mrs. Thomas AuthMr. Rahn V. BarnesMr. Mark BehrensDr. James Bellor, Jr.Berger Taylor, O.D, LLCMs. Lucille M. BielecMrs. Sharon BrauckmannMs. Janice L. BuresMrs. Alice A. CaltriderMs. Jacqueline A. CandelaCanton Garden AssociationCANUSA Corporation Charitable Fund of the Baltimore Community FdnMrs. Amy CasperCCG Facilities Integration, Inc.Mr. Edward ChmielowskiTom and Rose ChristovichChurch of the Resurrection*Mr. and Mrs. Bradley P. ClossColumbia Community ChurchMs. Rosemary A. ConnollyMs. Kathleen V. CuneoMr. Kenneth W. Cunzeman, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Edward DanchikLt. Col. Richard E. DarcyMs. Josephine DavisMs. Nancy DefrancescoMs. Barbara A. DevorMr. Thomas A. DickMr. and Mrs. Mario J. DiFonzoMs. Patricia A. DiPietroMr. Bruce A. Drenning and Mrs. Margaret Dolan-DrenningMr. and Mrs. Stephen M. DrigotasIrvin and Amy DrummondMr. and Mrs. Robert Durst IIMrs. Karen L. EarlewineMr. George D. EbnerMr. John F. EckhartEdaptive SystemsMr. George G. EspositoMr. Michael C. EtzelMr. and Mrs. Charles R. FallsFallston GroupMr. Brian FeeMr. and Mrs. Bruce W. FlemingMr. John Flynn, IIIMr. and Mrs. Keith L. ForsytheMr. and Mrs. Greg FoxFrance-Merrick FoundationMr. John A. Frank, Jr.

Mrs. Dorothy T. FurnaryDr. and Mrs. Ivan H. GarciaMr. Gene GerberMr. and Mrs. David P. GrandeMs. Lisa HanesMr. Michael HarperMs. Margaret J. HayesMr. Bruce HoffmeisterMs. Diane D. HowellMr. and Mrs. Ralph H. HrubanA. C. and Penny Hubbard FoundationMr. Thomas M. HughesMr. John IgoeMr. and Mrs. Patrick W. IsennockHugh Ivory and Meghan ArmisteadMr. Deytre JacksonMrs. Lynn R. JeanDr. Tobi KarchmerMr. Barry KearneyMr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Kelly, Jr.Mr. Randy KimbleMr. and Mrs. Patrick E. KlineMr. and Mrs. Clement Klug, IIIMr. and Mrs. Louis KushnerKay and Chuck LaHatteMr. & Mrs. Stephen LevineMaller Wealth Advisors Inc.Frank C. Marino FoundationMr. Anthony D. MartelliDr. and Mrs. John O. MeyerhoffJohn Meyerhoff and Lenel Srochi-Meyerhoff FundMr. Edward L. Mitchell, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James M. MurphyMr. Benjamin NacevMr. John NausedMs. Virginia NaylorNew All Saints*Mr. and Mrs. James J. Nolan, Jr.Northrop Grumman Christmas ProjectMr. Robert ObstMr. James C. OliverMr. Harry S. A. O’NeillJohn and Karen PipitoneDr. Michael F. PlottBiff and Amy PoggiMr. Martin C. PorterMr. and Mrs. Nicholas P. RauseoMr. Gilles RaynaudMrs. Elisabeth H. ReedMr. and Mrs. James RiggsTim and Tita RodgersMrs. Elizabeth B. RoseMr. Craig RosendaleMrs. Anna C. RuarkMr. and Mrs. Paul RussellSacred Heart SchoolMr. and Mrs. Amado SandovalMs. Dorothy C. SawyerMr. and Mrs. Paul SchiavoneMr. and Mrs. Kenneth SingletonMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. SmithKendall Sorenson-Clark and Greg ClarkSt. Clement Rosedale*St. Dominic*St. Francis of Assisi ParishSt. Isaac Jogues ChurchSt. John, Frederick*St. Jude ShrineSt. Louis Parish

St. Mark Catonsville*St. Mark Fallston*Mr. and Mrs. Ken StachiwTerry Staudenmaier and Dan McCarthyMs. Mary R. SteinMr. and Mrs. Allan M. SterbaMr. and Mrs. David J. StevensMr. James Stevenson, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Mark StokesMs. Mary Lou StromerMr. Peter SuzdakDr. Dana Taylor O.D.TLC Real Estate GroupGregory+ and Katherine TurkMr. and Mrs. Peter TwohyMs. Holly E. UtzMr. and Mrs. Alphonse Vanagas, Jr.Dr. Rose M. ViscardiMs. Samantha Q. WalesMitchell and Elisabeth WalkMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. WallDr. Julie WhittakerMr. and Mrs. Paul M. WisniewskiMr. and Mrs. C. Terrance Wittstadt Louise de Marillac Circle$250-$499AGM Financial Services, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. AmatoAnonymous (24)Dorothy Askew-Sawyer and Marvin SawyerDr. and Mrs. Raymond D. BahrMr. and Mrs. Gene BaldwinMr. and Mrs. Ronald J. BartyczakMr. Kenneth BauerMr. David L. BeetzelMr. and Mrs. Gregory P. BenzMs. Carol M. BlankenshipMr. and Mrs. William O. BolandMr. and Mrs. Eric BorchardMr. and Mrs. Edward V. Boris, Jr.Ms. Patricia BramletMr. Brian L. BriggsMs. Vera BrooksMs. Denice P. BrownMs. Katrina BrownMr. and Mrs. John A. BrunnettMs. Ellena ByrdMr. Patrick B. CampbellMr. and Mrs. Thomas CandelariaMs. Catherine P. CarterMr. and Mrs. Peter ChaikowskyMs. Mary Beth ChamberlainChurch of the AscensionMs. Mamielee R. CiminoMr. T. F. CochranMr. and Mrs. John W. Conrad, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Stephen CookseyMr. Edward W. CountessMr. Robert E. Cowley, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. George CreelMr. and Mrs. Douglas T. CreswellMr. and Mrs. William CritcherMs. Karen E. CrosonMr. Stephen M. CumminsMrs. Barbara G. DavisMs. Melinda DavisMr. James DeedsMs. Harriette C. Deegan

Mr. Kent B. Del CarmenMr. and Mrs. Timothy M. DemskiMr. William G. DenglerMr. Sanjeev K. DevMr. Bruce DombroskiMr. and Mrs. Robert DongarraMr. and Mrs. James J. Dougherty, CPASusan EckhartDr. Linda Emerick and Mr. Joseph ArsenaultMr. Ernesto FierroMr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Fitzgerald, Sr.Ms. Fran FlaniganMrs. Anita R. FriedmannMr. and Mrs. John A. FritzgesMr. Joseph GarrisonMr. Jon GerstmyerMr. and Mrs. Raymond GiovannoniDavid and Debra GlassmanGlen Meadows Residents AssociationMr. Thomas GlennonMr. Edmund J. GoedekeRev. Lee W. GrossMr. and Mrs. Richard A. Guttendorf, Jr.Mr. Thomas HallerMs. Barbara A. HamiltonMr. and Mrs. Gregory HandlirMr. Gene M. HanlonMr. James R. HannahCol. and Lt. Col. Roy A. HarrisMr. Darryl HarrisDr. Michael HayesMr. and Mrs. Gregory W. HislopHoly Family Davidsonville*Mr. Bill HopkinsonThe Hopkinson Family FundMrs. Carolyn HortonImmaculate Heart of Mary*Ms. Jane IngoldMr. and Mrs. Thomas JanusMr. and Mrs. Peter JeniorJohns Hopkins Bayview Medical Ctr.Ms. Patricia JonasMr. Jamison JonesMs. Colleen A. JordanMr. and Mrs. Martin KajicMr. Francis A. KasperMs. Louise T. KeeltyMr. Paul W. KeeneKey Systems, Inc.Mr. Michael KingMr. and Mrs. James KirschnerMr. George J. KlemMs. Mary Ann KmetykKnights of St. JohnMr. and Mrs. John S. KnollMr. and Mrs. Eric L. KnutsenMs. Erin KochMr. David P. KokalisMr. James F. KolarMr. Phillip J. KorbMr. Hemal KothariMs. Kenza KrasauskisMs. Shirley LaJoieMr. Joshua LawsMr. and Mrs. Gary L. Lehnhoff, Sr.Ms. Anne V. LepczykMr. and Mrs. Michael J. LeumasMr. and Mrs. David A. LorenzMr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Lorsung

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

Anonymous (3)Mr. Jos E. BandzwolekMarie Borrows+Edith Bradley+Charles L. Braun+Ms. Katherine A. Buckley+Margaret E. Buinov+Mr. Samuel W. Chairs, Jr.Ms. Amy J. ChetelatMr. Calvin N. Church+Ms. Frances Clark+Mrs. Anna M. Clipp+Mr. Calvin N. Clurc+Mrs. Arleen K. Curran+Samuel A. Dalfonzo+Catherine M. Davis+Mrs. Elizabeth H. Dettor+Julia B. Dobbin+Msgr. Nicholas Dohony+Madeline E. Dorn+Mrs. Madeline Dorn+Edward J. Dougherty+Anna M. Eckenrode+Ms. Mary A. Eisel+

Helen May Essert+Frank J. Faimann+Joseph F. Faimann+George Feild+Ray Flesher+James L. Foble+Walter B. Forney+Edna M. Fowler+Mary Anne Fray+Ms. Mary Anne Fray+Leona L. Gerich+Kathleen Laura Glancy+Dr. Ghislaine D. Godenne+Edmund J. and Marie E.+ GoedekeMary M. Hammond+James P. Hardy+Gertrude Hartman+Ms. Shirley A. HartnettMr. James E. HaufMr. Charles J. Henneman+M.E. Huebschman+Helen M. Hughes+Elizabeth Kennedy+Charlotte A. Koomjohn+

John S. and Kathryn B. Kozlowski+Marie P. Kronman+Marie A. Lang+Joseph P. Laun+Theodore E. Lombard+Annette M. Macke+Edward F. Mahan+Catherine E. Manley+John J. McInerney+Verna Melocik+William J. and Louise Meyers+June E. Moore+Marie L. Moore+Carrie S. Noeth+Jane H. and John J. O’Connor+Mary R. O’Hara+Katherine I. O’Neill+Thomas W. Panghorn+John B. Pfeifer+Mary Kline Pijanowski+Ms. Ida Quina+Sara S. Rice+John Eugene Ringsdorf+Anna L. Rohos+

Elizabeth Rossback+Elizabeth A. Roth+Phyllis Roth+Margaret M. Ryan+Mr. Roy P. SachsMrs. M. Corletto Salafia+Margaret Shank+Elizabeth Sito+Albert and Virginia Spokes+Msgr. Edward F. Staub+Ms. Mary Lou StromerJohn S. SuehleMiss Abbie M. Sullivan+Mr. Joseph J. ThomasAgnes E. Tighe+William J. Unverzagt+William B. Watkins+Mr. William A. Welnosky, Sr.+Mrs. Anna M. Williams+Mary D. Winkelman+Arlene R. Wiseman+Ms. Sue Wood+ deceased

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

1865 Circle$500,000 and aboveThe Abell Foundation, Inc.Archdiocese of BaltimoreBaltimore City Department of General ServicesKenneth S. Battye Charitable TrustCharles T. Bauer FoundationBunting Family FoundationAnna M. Eckenrode+Family League of BaltimoreFrance-Merrick FoundationHackerman FoundationMr. and Mrs. Andy HartmanThe Kresge FoundationSix/S FoundationMr. and Mrs. Richard StermerUnited Way of Central MarylandThe Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation

Chairman’s Circle$100,000-$499,999Anonymous (2)Baltimore Workforce Funders CollaborativeBGE Smart Energy Savers ProgramMr. Samuel Chairs, Jr.Children’s Fresh Air Society FundClayton Baker TrustDanellie Foundation

Carmen and Vicki DeyesuThe Dresher FoundationFriendly Inn AssociationRobert and Mimie HelmThe Marion I. & Henry J. Knott FoundationLockhart Vaughan FoundationAnnette M. Macke Charitable Remainder TrustJohn J. McInerney+The Mirmiran FoundationNortheast Foods Inc./ H & S BakeryMary R. O’Hara+Osprey FoundationThomas W. Pangborn+Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. RubrightMr. and Mrs. Brian StanskyT. Rowe Price Foundation, Inc.WBAL Radio Kid’s CampaignWhiting-Turner Contracting CompanyThomas Wilson Sanitarium for ChildrenMr. and Mrs. Vernon H. WrightWright Family Foundation

President’s Circle$50,000-$99,999Anonymous (3)The AssociatedBaltimore Women’s Giving Circle at the Baltimore Community Foundation

John T. Beane Charitable FoundationConstellationMr. and Mrs. Joseph CroteauThe DeVito Family TrustMr. and Mrs. Randolph E. EvensenEdna Fowler+Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. GlickLieutenant Thomas Joseph Hill Memorial FoundationKeller FoundationsMr. Nikoulas Koutrelakos and Ms. Susan M. LancelottaMarie P. Kronman+John J. Leidy FoundationM & T Charitable FoundationKevin and Patricia MeydWilliam J. Meyers+Middendorf Foundation, Inc.Cathey & Tony NotarfrancescoJohn B. Pfeifer+James Riepe Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. James S. RiepePhyllis Roth+Solo Cup FoundationSt. Joseph Fullerton*St. Michael & St. PatrickWilliam J. Unverzagt+The Wal-Mart FoundationWilliam A. Welnosky+

Good Samaritan Circle$20,000-$49,999Mr. and Mrs. Sergio A. AcleAllegis Group Foundation, Inc.Anonymous (3)Stephanie Archer and Andrew B. SmithAsbestos Specialists Inc.The Associated Black CharitiesThe William G. Baker Jr. Memorial FundBaltimore Gas & Electric CompanyBank of America FoundationBatza Family FoundationMarie Borrows+Mr. and Mrs. Michael BrayChris and Kit BurtonThe CarMax FoundationMr. and Mrs. Todd A. ChairsChurch of the ResurrectionMs. Frances Clark+Estate of Anna M. ClippCecilia J. DaleySamuel A. Dalfonzo+Catherine M. Davis+Julia B. Dobbin+Msgr. Nicholas Dohony+Dollar General Literacy FoundationMr. David DonovanFareStartJames L. Foble+

+ deceased

Mr. and Mrs. John A. FritzgesMr. Navroz H. GandhiMr. Joseph S. GrabensteinMr. Herbert Haebler, Jr.Mr. Martin C. HaufMr. B. George Herbig+David & Barbara B. Hirschhorn FoundationEmmert Hobbs Foundation, Inc.Helen M. Hughes+Mr. John IgoeJesuit Community of Loyola University MarylandMr. and Mrs. David JohnsonMr. Melvin J. KalinskiMr. and Mrs. James P. Klima, IIIZanvyl and Isabelle Krieger FundMrs. Mary S. LangmeadLeague of the Little FlowerMary and Michael LynchDon and Joyce MannMr. and Mrs. John S. MaynesMBNA AmericaMcCormick & Company, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Sid MeierMs. Yvonne K. MolotsiThe Law Office of Peter T. NichollOber, Kaler, Grimes & ShriverOhio Casualty FundWilliam and Dorothy O’Neill FoundationMr. Harry S. A. O’NeillMr. and Mrs. Gabriel J. PoggiMr. and Mrs. Arthur PowellProcter & Gamble FundRev. James RisacherJim & Patty Rouse FoundationMargaret M. Ryan+The Philip and Beryl Sachs Family FoundationLoretta A. Snell Charitable TrustAlbert and Virginia Spokes+Mr. and Mrs. Mark StokesMr. John S. SuehleT. Rowe Price AssociatesThe Alvin and Fanny Thalheimer FoundationMrs. Mary Agnes ThiemMs. Sharon TimmsArlene R. Wiseman+

Patron’s Circle$10,000-$19,999Frank and Marian AltozAnonymous (5)Baker-King Fund, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. BalcerzakBaltimore County Savings BankBaltimore Rotary FoundationThe Baltimore Sun CharitiesMrs. Genevieve BensonMr. and Mrs. Gregory P. BenzMary Borrows+Mrs. Dorothy BuntingMr. Christopher BurkeMr. J. Henry ButtaMr. and Mrs. Andrew V. Caldwell, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Bradley CallahanThe Campbell Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. James Castellan

The Todd and Annemarie Chairs Family FundChurch World ServiceCore Knowledge FoundationMr. and Mrs. Timothy E. CovingtonMsgr. Carl F. CummingsMrs. Arlene Curran+Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Daloisio, Jr.Mr. Robert DeSantisMr. Thomas A. DickMr. and Mrs. G. Edward DickeyEdward J. Dougherty+Mr. and Mrs. David B. EberhardtMs. Mary A. EiselMr. and Mrs. John EnderleMr. and Mrs. Michael FineFood Lion Charitable FoundationMr. James FoxFrank Family Foundation FundMr. John Frank, Jr.Ms. Donna FuchslugerMr. and Mrs. Navroz H. GandhiDr. Ghislaine D. Godenne+Mr. and Mrs. Edmund GoedkeGoldsmith Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Todd GravoisMrs. Mary GunningMrs. Ruth S. HahnStephanie Hahn and Steven PritchardMs. Judith HamburgerMr. James E. HaufMr. and Mrs. Raymond H. HolterMr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Hook

Elizabeth and Eddie JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Richard KilroyCharlotte Koomjohn+John S. Kozlowski+Kathryn B. Kozlowski+Mr. and Mrs. Gray KreiplSr. Charmaine Krohe SSNDPhilip and Madeline LacovaraLadies of Charity, St. StephenMr. and Mrs. John D. LeahyHenry H. Lewis Contractors, LLCMr. and Mrs. William C. LohnesLois and Phillip Macht Family Philanthropic FundCatherine E. Manley+Mr. and Mrs. Robert MatarozzaMBNA FoundationMr. and Mrs. Terence McCarthyMs. Rita McGrath+Mr. and Mrs. John McKennaMigliara Family FoundationMs. Elizabeth A. MigliaraMiles & Stockbridge, P.C.Oak Crest Village Faith CommunityOur Lady of AngelsPallottines-Immaculate ConceptionMr. Stephen PequigneyMr. and Mrs. Robert PooleRacetrack Impact FundMr. Robert M. RamsRCM&D Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Alan RethMr. and Mrs. Bert Roberts

Ms. Harriet RosenbloomMr. Keith RymerMr. and Mrs. Amado SandovalJohn D.+ and Lillian M. SchiavoneMr. and Mrs. John J. SchiavoneSecond Presbyterian ChurchMr. and Mrs. Jon ShoemakerMr. Eugene SmithMrs. Marylane Y. SoeffingSpherionSt. Agnes Clinical Practice GroupSt. Joseph Medical CenterSt. Mary Catholic SchoolSt. Ursula*Mrs. Bernadine P. StogoskiMrs. Katherine StrakesMr. Edward StreyleMs. Mary L. StromerMr. Fred A. TrenkleMr. Frank Tribull, Sr.Mr. Donald A. TriniteMr. John Uhler, Jr.United Parcel ServiceUSF&G FoundationUSNA Religious Offering FundThe Wachovia Wells Fargo FoundationMr. and Mrs. Timothy WeberMr. and Mrs. Joseph Welkie, Jr.Wells Fargo BankMrs. Joan Wendland+Anna M. Williams+Mr. Kenneth T. Wright, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Norman D. YostMr. and Mrs. Terence Zagar

Holly and JacksonHolly Millman has been volunteering at Sarah’s Hope, Hannah More every other week since June 2015. She brings Jackson, a West Highland Terrier from Pets on Wheels, a non-profit organization that takes therapy animals to facilities across Maryland for friendly visits. Holly and Jackson meet and greet the children at Sarah’s Hope, play games, do crafts, and read stories. When Jackson and Holly started volunteering with Pets on Wheels, they were searching for a facility with children, specifically those who may be experiencing instability. Holly says that her visits to Sarah’s Hope help the children feel like they are more “at home” in their environment. Visiting the children at Sarah’s Hope, Hannah More is just as therapeutic for Jackson and Holly as it is for the children. Jackson knows as soon as they pull up to the building that it’s time to visit the kids. He put his ears down and starts wagging his tail. For Holly, it is a truly grounding experience, and helps put life into perspective.

“It is so heartwarming to see the staff and the volunteers come together on behalf of the families at St. Vincent de Paul. It takes only a little bit of someone’s time or money to make a difference in the lives of people who are truly in need,” said Holly.

“I only wish we had learned of the opportunity to support this tremendous non-profit sooner. It has opened my eyes to the joy and gratitude felt by those we help. Volunteering with this organization has given Jackson the opportunity to share his unconditional love and we thank you!”

16 St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore 2016 Annual Report 17 * Parish Conference + deceased

18 St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore

LeadershipCommunity ServicesBoard Of DirectorsGlenn Falcao, Chair

Elizabeth Johnson, Treasurer

I. DeAndrei Drummond, Secretary

Rev. John Lombardi, Spiritual Advisor

John Schiavone, President & CEO

Katina AllbrookRahn BarnesChristian BeachJoseph W. G. BrooksA. Christopher BurtonPamela CusterJohn DevineJohn Frank, Jr.Gary HarmonPauline ManaloChristopher ParmigianiChristine PeacockJohn PipitoneTim RodgersDiane Schmitt

Baltimore CouncilBoard Of DirectorsPauline Manalo, President

Dennis Ford, Vice President

Richard Darcy, Treasurer

Sr. Catherine Kelly, DC, Spiritual Advisor


Marie Wicks, Vincentian Ministry Coordinator

Christine BarnesGracie FergusonRichard KeysTony MelloRobert Pecor

KidzTable Board Of DirectorsJohn Schiavone, President & CEO

Sean Delaney, Treasurer

Majid Zaghari, General Manager

Pamela CusterJohn Frank, Jr.Annemarie JoerresDavid Keelan

FoundationBoard Of DirectorsJohn Frank, Jr, Chair

Rich DuVall, Vice Chair

David Brown, Treasurer

Paul Capriolo, Secretary


Joseph W.G. BrooksGlenn Falcao

Staff Leadership

John J. Schiavone, President & CEO

Mary Rode, Sr. VP, Program Services

Sean Delaney, Chief Financial Officer

Kendall Sorenson-Clark, VP, Human Resources

Jennifer Summers, VP, Development & Marketing

Toni Boulware Stackhouse, Sr. Director, Shelters & Housing Programs

Olutunde Clarke, Sr. Director, Early Childhood Services

Tona Cravioto, Sr. Director, Workforce Development

Dorothy Sawyer, Sr. Director, Homeless Services

Majid Zaghari, General Manager, KidzTable



Our ServicesHomelessness andSupportive HousingBeans & BreadHomeless day resource program serving 300 people daily

Home ConnectionsPermanent housing serving 60 chronicallyhomeless individuals

Frederick Ozanam HouseRecovery housing program serving20 homeless men

Cottage Avenue CommunityPermanent housing serving15 families

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

Sarah’s Hope, Hannah MoreComprehensive 85 bed shelterserving homeless families inBaltimore County

Front DoorRapid re-housing and shelter diversionprogram serving 150 families per year inBaltimore City and County

Child & Family ServicesCamp St. VincentSummer day camp serving 221 homeless children daily from Baltimore City and County

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

Camp DiscoverySummer day camp serving 232 low-income pre-schoolers

Workforce DevelopmentCareer ConnectionsDrop-in employment resource programserving 600 adults per year

Next CourseOccupational skills training for careersin the food service industry serving115 adults per year

Emergency AssistanceParish ConferencesEviction prevention, food, utility, andother financial assistance through a network of 38 parish-based volunteer groups

Access to Healthy FoodKidzTableSocial enterprise seeking to expand accessto healthy food by providing 6,000 freshnutritious meals daily to children in schools,pre-schools, and summer camps throughoutthe greater Baltimore region.

Assets Current Assets $5,992,438Property and equipment-net 14,392,830Other assets 103,050Total Assets $20,488,318

Liabilities and Net AssetsLiabilitiesCurrent liabilities $1,404,935Long-term liabilities 2,672,559

Total Liabilities $4,077,494

Net Assets Unrestricted $12,536,352Temporarily Restricted 3,874,472Total Net Assets $16,410,824

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $20,488,318

Statement Of Financial Position

Net Assets-Beginning of the Year $14,676,267Support and Revenue Contributions $5,028,899Grants and contracts, government 9,170,823In-kind contributions 3,168,321Other income 1,988,114

Total Support and Revenue $19,356,157

ExpensesProgram services $16,687,033Management and Fund Raising 878,307

Total Operating Expenses $17,565,340

Extraordinary Items Pension Liability-Adjustment $124,494Release of Liens 68,234

Net Assets - End of the Year $16,410,824

Statement Of Activities

before Extraordinary Items

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

Your Support Works

Workforce Development 3.69%

Emergency Assistance 2.56%

Management and Fundraising 5%

Child and Family Services 42.36%

Homelessness & Supportive Housing 32.28%

Access to Healthy Foods 14.11%

20 St. Vincent de Paul of Baltimore

Our MissionTo ensure those impacted by poverty have the skills and resources to achieve their full potential.

Faith: We see God’s image in every person, inspired by Christ’s teachings and the Catholic Faith. Dignity: We affirm the dignity of each individual by offering respect, compassion, and care, by embracing diversity, and by serving people of all backgrounds. Collaboration: We actively engage partners and the broader community in our work to achieve collective impact. Service: We recognize service as an opportunity to give as well as to receive. Excellence: We relentlessly pursue the highest standards, embracing innovation and best practices. Stewardship: We use our resources responsibly and efficiently, and we hold ourselves accountable for transparency and measurable results.

Our Values

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