PROVIDENCE CRISTO REY HIGH SCHOOL

ANNUAL REPORT 2013-14

OfficersJoseph P. HeidtPresident

Michael BrooksVice President

Julie S. WalkerTreasurer

VISIONThrough a challenging, college preparatory curriculum offered in a faith- based, multicultural environment and the integration of work experience in a professional setting, motivated students strive to reach their highest potential and become faith-filled, socially responsible women and men who will take the lead in creating a more just society and a more hopeful future for themselves and others.

MISSIONA Catholic, co-educational, college preparatory secondary school serving Indianapolis, Providence Cristo Rey High School offers a transformational educational experience to students with economic need.

THE SISTERS OF PROVIDENCEThe Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana, are a congregation of Roman Catholic women religious who minister throughout the United States, in Taiwan, and China. Founded by Saint Mother Theodore Guerin in 1840, the congregation has a mission of being God’s Providence in the world by committing to performing works of love, mercy, and justice in service among God’s people. Learn more at www.spswm.org.

THE CRISTO REY NETWORKThe Cristo Rey Network provides a quality, Catholic, college preparatory education to young people who live in urban communities with limited educational options. Its mission is clear: college success for Cristo Rey Network students. PCRHS is one of 26 Network schools across the country; collectively we are educating 7,400 students with an average family income of $35,000. 100% of our graduates have been accepted to college. We provide 1,500 corporate work study jobs and have 40 national university partners. We are the schools that work. Learn more at www.cristoreynetwork.org.

Board of DirectorsMark A. Barbato, ChairmanInChromatics

Sean M. O’Connor, Vice ChairmanDauby O’Connor & Zaleski

Marybeth CrossinArchdiocese of Indianapolis

Thomas G. Crowe Pedcor Investments, LLC

Diane Cruz-Burke Eli Lilly & Company

Craig Douglas DoyleDoyle Legal Corporation

Thomas J. GrandeGene B. Glick Company

Terri GrantEli Lilly & Company

J.P. HanlonFaegre Baker Daniels

Joseph P. HeidtProvidence Cristo Rey High School

Kenneth J. KonescoHarrison College

James S. LaudickBKD

Annette (Mickey) LentzArchdiocese of Indianapolis

Jon LoftinMJ Insurance

Michael MeadowsEli Lilly & Company

John MulheranHighland Capital Brokerage- Heartland

Patty RadlickDeloitte and Touche, LLP (retired)

Rev. Msgr. Joseph F. SchaedelSt. Luke Catholic Church

Jackie SimmonsIndiana University

Sr. Dawn Tomaszewski, S.P.Sisters of Providence

Donna WatzkeSt.Vincent Hospital (retired)

William (Bill) WitchgerMarian, Inc.

This year, the Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana, and Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College celebrate their 175th anniversary under the theme, “Rooted for Tomorrow.”

Leadership TeamJoseph P. HeidtPresident

Michael BrooksPrincipal

Leta EchelbargerVice Principal

Johanna HenryVice Principal

T.J. BanesDirector of Communications and Marketing

Emil EkiyorSenior Director, Community Outreach

L. David LyonsLiaison for Institutional Giving

Jenny MatthewsDirector of Special Events

Cindy ThompsonSenior Director of Corporate Work Study

Julie S. WalkerDirector of Finance

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Dear friends,

It is my distinct privilege to present to you the annual report for the 2013-2014 academic year. Through the extraordinary efforts and dedication of our staff, Corporate Work Study partners, and students, once again, 100% of our seniors were accepted to college. Providence Cristo Rey High School’s success is achieved by continuing to build on, improve on, and fully implement a broad range of initiatives and programs aimed at providing our students with the best platform for success. Just a few notable initiatives include:

• Proactive Risk Prevention Program. This program helps to mitigate the risk factors commonly found among some of our economically disadvantaged students by preemptively addressing challenging issues that often impede their ability to succeed academically. Essential to this process is having on-site professionals to deal with the myriad of social and emotional roadblocks that face our students. The inclusion of the Proactive Risk Prevention Program within the regular school day increased student retention by 30% over the past four years.

• Technology Initiative. Beginning this school year, we have achieved our goal of providing each of our students with their own laptop computer, thereby allowing them to interact directly with teachers from any location while enabling teachers to creatively implement the curriculum, customize delivery of the content, and create a dynamic, student-centered teaching and learning environment.

• Advisory and Afternoon Success. The guiding principle of this program is to ensure students are given the best opportunity to succeed by pairing each student with a faculty advisor who, with the assistance of student support specialists and administrators, provides daily individualized academic counseling and tutorial support. In addition, the staff provides test prep sessions, college application and scholarship workshops, college and career goal setting exercises, resume creation exercises, and Corporate Work Study skills training.

• STEM Program. We have formalized and enhanced our STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) Program to ensure that our students will not only have a broader path to college, but one that arms them with the skillsets that will prepare them for the changing workplace requirements of the 21st century. The program is led by a veteran chemist educated at University of Illinois, MIT, and USC, accredited in both secondary chemistry and secondary mathematics. A demonstration of our success in this arena this past year was PCRHS winning the overall top prize in the Indianapolis City Robotics Competition against 88 other high Schools in our first year of entry!

While there were many other accomplishments, too numerous to mention, suffice it to say that our students continue to flourish and achieve their high school and collegiate goals. Our Corporate Work Study program continues to expand as we have increased our business partners to 78 this year from 63 while continuing our efforts to make the experience more productive and meaningful for both students and our partners.

It goes without saying, your generous and steadfast support over the years have made these remarkable accomplishments possible. It has been your generous support and belief in our program that has allowed our students to reach their full potential, and for that we and our students, are eternally grateful. Because of you, the dream lives on, so we once again encourage your continued support of Providence Cristo Rey High School.

Thank you,

Joseph P. HeidtPresident

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

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GRADUATE PROFILES

When Jaylan Anderson, 18, walked through the doors of Providence Cristo Rey High School the second semester of his sophomore year, his first thought was: “Where are all the other students?” The biggest change from his former public school was the student to teacher ratio.

In public school, his class sizes were much larger, up to 32 students, than Providence Cristo Rey’s average class size of 19.

It was his mother who encouraged him to attend Providence Cristo Rey. “She’s hard working and a real inspiration to me,” he said.

“My mother wanted me to have the corporate work experience and I’m glad she did. I would encourage everyone to take full advantage of it. It’s helped me get where I am now.”

One of the main reasons he transferred to Providence Cristo Rey was to hone his leadership skills. He became student body president and jumped into his Corporate Work Study position working in IT for Defender Direct. Two days after graduation, he continued employment at Defender Direct while pursuing his degree at Ivy Tech Community College. In addition to his immersion into a corporate environment, Jaylan was introduced to team-building by joining a mission trip made up of his Corporate Work Study colleagues at Defender Direct. He traveled throughout Mexico for four days as a member of Youth with a Mission to build homes for impoverished families. “It taught me about the things we take for granted,” said Anderson.

JAYLAN ANDERSON, PCRHS Class of 2013

From Student Body President to Defender Employee

Family means everything to Jasmine Perez, 19, so knowing that she is one of three siblings connected to Providence Cristo Rey High School is something she holds with high regards. One sister, Lizeth, is a senior and the other, Marisol, is a freshman. A psychology major, minoring in Spanish and business at Marian

University, Perez is the first in her family to attend college.

“I wanted an atmosphere where college was expected of students and they were pushed and guided toward that goal,” said Perez. She continually experienced a supportive and challenging learning environment at Providence Cristo Rey High School.

The most important lesson she learned through her Corporate Work Study experience at NIPSCO and St.Vincent Health was that her efforts truly impacted the organizations. Through her community service at Providence Cristo Rey High School—packing food for families at Gleaners Food Bank—she realized she can make a difference in the lives of others.

“My biggest career goal is that I want to leave something behind that will help others,” said Perez.

In addition to attending school full-time at Marian University, she works in the Admissions Office of Providence Cristo Rey, greeting future students and sharing with families the opportunities available to students.

What does she share with potential students? “I tell prospective students to develop strong work ethics at school and at their Corporate Work Study jobs, manage their time, and to never accept failure.”

JASMINE PEREZ, PCRHS Class of 2014

Oldest Sibling of Three Providence Cristo Rey Students

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Britney Plummer admits that she reluctantly entered Providence Cristo Rey High School in 2007. After attending public high school for a semester, she transferred to Providence Cristo Rey.

“It was one of the best decisions I ever made,” said Plummer, 21, now a student at Indiana State University. With a major in textile, apparel, and merchandising, and a minor in business administration, Plummer has her sights set on owning a public relations fashion firm.

She credits Providence Cristo Rey’s Corporate Work Study experience at BKD, a certified public accounting firm, for her introduction to the business world.

“I learned to become more independent, to take the initiative, to do things on my own, and to have a balance between work and fun,” said Plummer.

Through mentoring opportunities at Providence Cristo Rey, and support from her Corporate Work Study supervisors, Plummer said she was encouraged to pursue not only her undergraduate degree, but also her Master’s Degree. She learned as a Providence Cristo Rey student to “do what you love, not for the money; make connections—you will be surprised at how many people want to help you.”

GRADUATE PROFILES

BRITNEY PLUMMER, PCRHS Class of 2011

Providence Cristo Rey Prepared Her for College Transition

School Scholarship Tax CreditGreat News for Providence Cristo Rey High School Donors

A School Scholarship Tax Credit is available for individuals and corporations who donated by check, stock/securities, or credit/debit card to scholarship-granting organizations (SGOs) for the purpose of supporting Providence Cristo Rey’s students through funding scholarships, grants, and financial aid to PCRHS students.

The tax credit is equal to 50% of the amount donated and is used to reduce your Indiana state income tax liability. In addition to the direct state tax reduction, you also receive a federal tax deduction for your contribution. The following example illustrates an individual’s after tax (state and federal) cost of a donation assuming a 30% federal income tax bracket:

Learn more or make a gift by visiting www.pcrhs.org and clicking on the “Help Support PCRHS” link.

Donation Amount State Tax Credit Deduction1 Savings 30% Total Tax Savings After Tax Cost 2

$5,000 $2,500 $2,500 $750 $3,250 $1,750

A nonpublic school scholarship provides that a taxpayer may carry forward a school scholarship income tax credit for a taxable year that begins after December 31, 2012 for up to nine years. Consult your tax advisor to verify your ability to utilize the state tax credit and federal tax deduction.

Payment must be made directly to The Institute for Quality Education (SGO). Funds received by The Institute for Quality Education (SGO) from PCRHS donors will be designated for PCRHS students.

1 The net federal deduction is equal to the contribution less the state tax credit as state taxes are deductable for federal income tax purposes.2 Actual after tax cost will vary based on your individual income tax status.

90 PERCENT of our graduates remained enrolled in the college of their choice (as of December 2013)

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FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

Academic and Administrative Staff Expense $1,839,572School Programs, Services, and Support $1,222,982Professional Development and Training $19,459

Excess Receipts over Expenditures $780,818

Annual Fundraisers and Contributions $1,370,754Corporate Work Study Fees $957,730Indiana State Vouchers $915,514In-Kind Donations $273,757 Other Revenue $144,161 Tuition and Other Fees $71,403Federal Lunch Program $71,648 Interest Income $57,864

(unaudited figures)

Total: $3,862,831 Total: $3,082,013

TOTAL RECEIPTS TOTAL EXPENDITURES

35%

59.69%

39.68%

25%

24%

2%

4%7%

2% .63%1%

TOTAL ENROLLMENT*

*Enrollment figures are as of the first day of school in August.

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

250

200

150

100

50

0

80

193

140

203

107

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AAA RoofingAdvantage Health Solutions AIT BioscienceAllied SolutionsAllison TransmissionAngie’s ListThe Archdiocese of IndianapolisArt to RememberAugust MackBarnes & Thornburg, LLPBetter Business Bureau of Central IndianaBig Brothers Big Sisters of Central IndianaBKD, LLPBlakley’s FlooringThe Broadbent CompanyCapital Cities, LLCChildren’s Museum of IndianapolisCitizens Energy GroupCoLiance Risk Advisors, LLCCommunity Hospital EastCommunity Hospital FoundationCrowe Horwath LLPDAST ConsultingDauby O’Connor & Zaleski, LLCDEEMDefender Direct Delta Faucet

Dow AgroSciences Doyle Legal CorporationDuke RealtyEli Lilly & CompanyEskenazi HealthExpeditors InternationalFaegre Baker DanielsFifth Third BankFranciscan St. Francis HealthFrost Brown ToddHardingPoorman GroupHarrison College Herff JonesHighland Capital PartnersIce Miller, LLPIrving Materials, Inc. The Indianapolis Public LibraryThe Indianapolis ZooIngram Micro Mobility Ivy Tech Community CollegeJohnson Grossnickel & AssociatesJones Lang LaSalle Katz Sapper & MillerKlipsch AudioLauthLIDS, Inc. Marian, Inc.

Marian UniversityMarion County Commission on YouthMaxim MJ InsuranceMPI Corporation NextGear CapitalNiSourceNorthwest Radiology NetworkOrbis EducationPearson AutomotivePedcor CompaniesPepper Construction GroupSharp Business SystemsShiel SextonThe Social of GreenwoodSt. Vincent HealthTaft Stettinius & Hollister LLPTraditions ManagementUBS FinancialUnited HealthcareUnited Negro College FundUnited Way of Central IndianaVertellus Specialties, Inc. YourEncore, Inc. Zink Distributing Company

CORPORATE WORK STUDY PARTNERS

Providence Cristo Rey High School’s partnership with many of the most recognizable companies in Indianapolis is changing the face of education in our city. Students work each week in a professional, entry level job; a resource that is a considerable cost savings for companies. In return, students gain valuable work experience, learn good work habits and time management, begin career preparation, networking, and building their resume. Through the Corporate Work Study program, students earn a portion

of their tuition, making the dream of a private, college preparatory education a reality.

100 PERCENTcollege acceptance

$5 MILLIONin university scholarships and financial aid(does not include Pell Grants or 21st Century Scholarships)

COLLE

GE

78 ORGANIZATIONS in Indianapolis

(since 2010, the number of partners has grown from 23 to 78)

MORE THAN 2,000 organizations nationwide

75 COLLEGESour graduates have been accepted to 75 colleges and universities across the country

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FINANCIAL SUPPORTERS

Guerin Society Donors$100,000-$249,999

Legacy Society Donors$10,000-$49,999

Through the generosity of our financial supporters, Providence Cristo Rey High School changes the lives of our students.

Visionary Society Donors$50,000-$99,999

Benefactors Society Donors$1,000-$9,999

In Honor of Donald L. EdwardsJ West, LLC

In Memory of Eugene Witchger

In honor of Sr. Jane Bodine, S.P.Herman & Kittle Properties, Inc.

AnonymousAckerman FoundationMark and Julie BarbatoJames and Kathleen CorneliusJim and MarybethCrossinDauby O’Connor & Zaleski, LLCBill and Jane DrewEli Lilly and Company FoundationFrank and Valerie EspositoEugene and Marilyn Glick Foundation Corporation

Gerald and Denise FitzgeraldFrank S. and Julia M. Ladner Family FoundationGet on the GreenHaddad FoundationIn Honor of John J. Heidt IIILarry and Colleen KaelinKraable Charitable FoundationJim and Kathy LaudickLumina FoundationMike and Terri Meadows

John and Jean NeelySean and Chris O’ConnorThomas and Patricia O’ConnorPerformance ServicesBrett and Gail PhefferR. B. Annis Educational FoundationSisters of ProvidenceMike and Sue SmithDoug and Rie SylvesterThe Seabury Foundation

Archdiocese of Indianapolis Ayres Foundation, Inc. Dave and Barb BegoTom and Julie BennettBMW ConstructorsPatrick and Jennie BradyVince and Robyn CaponiCentral Indiana Community FoundationCentury 21 Scheetz Charitable FoundationJohn J. ChlapikJ. Murray and Janet ClarkJohn and Kristin CrispTom and Tammy CroweCraig and Diane Cruz-BurkeCharlie and Jackie DavisDon and Kathryn Densborn

Mike and Suzy DiltsCraig and Lee DoyleDoyle Legal CorporationSarah and Keith FallerGeorge and Beverly FarraG. Dan and Denise B. FeserBrendan and Susan Fox Tom and Arlene GrandeMarty and Megan GregorMatt and Stacey GreenJohn and Mary Ann GroganSteven and Kari GuymonJ.P. and Molly HanlonPhil HaslingerCharlie and Jenny HineNorman Hipskind Family Foundation

Al and Mary HornRose and Michael Houk Family FoundationHouse InvestmentsJim and Jerilyn HuntingtonDr. Todd KaminskiKimra KiddKevin and Janie KirkpatrickSue and Jim KirschnerDave and Anne KnallKen and Lisa KobeKen and Mary Ellen KonescoGene and Cathy KroeffJeff and Jennifer LathropSarah and John LechleiterAl and Sue LeightonMickey Lentz

FISCAL YEAR 2013-14

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FINANCIAL SUPPORTERS

John and Jean NeelySean and Chris O’ConnorThomas and Patricia O’ConnorPerformance ServicesBrett and Gail PhefferR. B. Annis Educational FoundationSisters of ProvidenceMike and Sue SmithDoug and Rie SylvesterThe Seabury Foundation

Al and Mary HornRose and Michael Houk Family FoundationHouse InvestmentsJim and Jerilyn HuntingtonDr. Todd KaminskiKimra KiddKevin and Janie KirkpatrickSue and Jim KirschnerDave and Anne KnallKen and Lisa KobeKen and Mary Ellen KonescoGene and Cathy KroeffJeff and Jennifer LathropSarah and John LechleiterAl and Sue LeightonMickey Lentz

Anonymous Bilqis Abdul’HaqqMary AbellaPaul and Sara AckermanJay and Staci AdamsMark and Becky AdolayGary AhlrichsJohn and Eileen AhrensMike and Elaine AlhandHorace AllenThe American Legion Post #34John and Tracy AszklerJan and Joe BaeleAdam and Katie BaileyHugh and Marianne BakerDavid and Sharon BaldwinGreg and Linda BamrickSteven and Rita BeckJan BednarzTom and Kathy BedrryBenet AcademyJoe and Kathy BenitezTom and Sue BenoitTim and Kristen BerdineJerry and Jane BintzRita BlackDanny and Christine BordenetJason and Pam BorkJohn and Carmel BrandJim and Carmen BriningBrian BroadbentJosh BroadbentMatt BrownDick and RoseMarie ButzJohn and Christina CadwalladerJoseph and Lucy CahillJames and Gretchen Cain

Malaika CaldwellJones Cannon IVSr. Theresa Clare CarrCartridge WorldRenato and Carol CasciariCathedral Trustees Development FundJP Morgan Chase Employee Giving CampaignSonny and Mary Kay ChildersJane ClarkeJeff and Jennifer CohenMatt and Jan CohoatRobert and Mary Rose CollinsDerry and Trish CondonAngelica ConleyBob and Darlene ConwayJack and Karen CraneJim and Shirley CreamerHelen DaleMike and Michelle DaleyWilliam E and L.C. DaughertyRobert DesautelsDan and Lynn DimondCarol DivineClarita DonaldsonRon and Michele DowKate DowryJoe and Kathy DoyleMorey DoyleTim DoyleTim and Molly DurySister Francis EdwardsTom and Becca EgoldCam and Elizabeth EllisJose and Angela EspadaKevin and Beverly Farrell

Mark and Nancy FerraraFidelity Charitable Gift FundDoug and Elizabeth FlackBrian and Jillian FlemingWilliam F. FoxEdwin Free IIIKatie GaffinSr. Dorothy GartlandBill GaskinsPetrauskas GlazersJeff and Judy GoodGuardian Angel GuildGawain GuySr. Marie Paul HaasSr. Jeanne HagelskampMatt and Judy HayesSteve and Nancy HeidtJoe and Stacey HeidtRobert HicksDick and Bobbie HillHighland Capital Brokerage, Inc. Kevin and Michelle HipskindMike and Susie HodgsonRick and Kathy HodgsonIn honor of Stephen J. HoffmanBob and Elaine HollowayGil and Karen HolmesSabine HopkinsTim and Susan HoranTracy and Eillen HoranTimothy and Penny HughesMark and Judy HundBarton and Sarah HunterChris and Holly HuppIndianapolis Custom Carpentry, Inc.Indianapolis Firefighters Emerald Society

J.C. Hart Company, Inc.Jim and Jackie JacobBob and Gale JohnsonJane JohnsonJim and Kay Johnson Rose JohnsonChristina JonesMaura KahnEllen Kehoe, S.P.Tripp and Kristen KelleherChanele KendrickBarbara KernBruce KiddMike and Pat KieferAnn KingLinda and Edward KirschnerJoe and Mary Ann KleinMargaret KluesenerJohn Kniesly, CLU, ChFCJohn and Stephanie KokeDennis and Leslie LauckSteve and Paula LeeBill and Beth LeonardJohn and Regina LeoneBill and Kathleen LeppertJohn and Joy LeppertEthan LoganKathleen LubeznikGreg and Marcia LupoDave and Mary Jane LyonsPatrick and Ginny MaherJames and Mary MarshallMike and Melissa MatesJenny MatthewsTherese MaxwellFred McCashlandCarl and Mary McClelland

Patron Society Donors$1-$999

Mike and Carla LeppertPat and Sharon Logan Dave and Teresa LuckeyDean and Deb MaarPaul and Colleen MaddenChuck MarkeyDonald J. and Eleanore G. Massa FundMaxim Services, LLCHugh and Kate McGowanMichael and Andrea MorelliJohn and Mollie MulheranHeidi and Mike MullerPatrick and Kathy MurrayRichard Murray IINike, Inc. and AffliatesChris and Lynn NewettNicholas H. Noyes, Jr., Memorial Foundation, Inc.

Gemi and Kelli OzdemirDavid and Sandy PasottiPedcor InvestmentsChris PeteschPFM Car & Truck Care CenterFrank and Marianne PriceJim and Patty RadlickGreg Riffe and Shirley PaddockRollin and Suzanne RheaSteve and Connie RufenbargerMarc and Tara SciscoeJerry and Rosie SemlerDavid and Cheri SexauerJoseph and Collen ShikanyJacqueline SimmonsAl SmithHarry and Chandra Smolen

Tom and Judy SteinerSt. Elizabeth Seton Catholic ChurchStifel NicolausPhil and Theresa TaylorThe RND Group Foundation, a fund of The Indianapolis FoundationRobert and Paula TrzepaczUBSVanguard Charitable EndowmentMick VenturiniLawrence VeryTom and Mary WalshGreg and Kim WasiakPhilip J. Wilhelm Foundation, Inc.Dave and Anne WolfTed and Debbie Zaleski

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FINANCIAL SUPPORTERS

Bill and Joan McGowanKathy McGrawDorothea McIntyreBob and Elly McNamaraRobert and Ann MeadJay and Anne MerrellMichael MetzgerMickey’s Camp for WomenMartha MooreFrank and Glendys MoosbruggerWilliam and Ann MoreauKim and Weezie MorrisEd and Kathy MournighanTom MullerJohn and Beth MurphyRob and Patricia MyersGary and Jan NelsenNestleRobert and Janet NewlandMike and Cindy NiehusTodd and Sherri NiersteDavid and Mary Anne NobleFrancis and Maria NooneMr. and Mrs. John NooneSteve and Kathy NooneTimothy and Dena O’ConnorChuck and Pat O’DrobinakDonna Oklak

Elvera OppligerOrbis Education Services, LLCCarlos and Jackie PanfiliBill and Bernie ParadisePepper ConstructionCharlie and Heather PerryColette PhilhowerMike PohlEddie and Amy PreinJody PruittJohn and Pam PurdieJack and Janet QueallyMike and Crisanta RansomLeanne RantanenCarol RayChris and BrendaRehmeWayne RinkerJim and Pat RizzoBill and Cathy RobertsMarcus and Lisa RobinsonChristopher RogersPaul and Sarah RogozinskiAnne RoosTony and Terri RossiRalph and Christine SalvucciJack and Carolyn Schaefer GrayGreg and Kristen SchiffliEric and Anna Schmadeke

Ed and Donna SchmidtJohn and Diane SchmidtJason SchnellenbergerDavid and Sue SchniedersJanet SchniedersSchwab Charitable FundAbby SeifBernard SergesketterSteve and Joanie ShankGerald and Ruth SheldonShiel SextonJames ShieldsBill and Brenda ShrewsberryBill and Janie ShumakerDan and Janyce SmithMr. and Mrs. Drew SmithJulie SmithSteve and Lisa SmithEd SoergelJames and Rosemarie SommersLarry and Sandy SpeerScott and Diane SpiegelJo Ann SporlederSt. Luke Catholic ChurchMr. and Mrs. Corey StarkTed and Debbie StickleySam and Heidi StraubGary and Pam Stuart

Greg and Erika SylvesterDavid and Catherine TaylorBill and Connie TellmanBrent and Donna ThrelkledSr. Dawn Tomaszewski, S.P.Daniel and Tracey TraubJason TreidaMatt and Jenny TuckerPatricia TummeyUnity North Truth CenterRobert and Angela ViggianoJoe VuskovichTed and Mary WaskyAlan and Mary Kay WatsonDonna WatzkeJack WeatherwaxMarilyn WebbSteve and Mary WeberDonald and Shirley WendlingMark and Cheryl WestphalDonald WhiteEd and Tracy WileyAlan and Jan WilhereGeorge WoodJack WoodJim and Kay WoodsJack ZacharyTom and Carrie Zupancic

Patron Society Donors$1-$999

Circle of Angels Guild

Elaine AlhandJan BaeleJulie Barbato Cindy Bruhn Ginny Casey Jane Clarke Suzy Dilts Sara Faller

Rosie Houk Chris Jones Kay Johnson Pat Kiefer Sue Kirschner Mary Ann Klein Mary Ellen KonescoPaula Lee

Regina Leone Sue LewMelissa MatesMary MarshallJenny MatthewsGlendys MoosbruggerKathy MournighanChris O’Connor

Shirley PaddockJanet QueallyPatti RettigSuzanne RheaJanet SchniedersJoanie ShankJanie ShumakerDiane Spiegel

Reverse Raffle/Auction 2014 In-Kind Donors

Jan and Joe BaeleMark and Julie BarbatoDave and Barb BegoBrowning InvestmentsAndrea BuchwaldCaito FoodsDennis and Ginny CaseyCharleston’s RestaurantMatt and Jan CohoatKevin Davey

Day FursDelaney’sMike and Suzy DiltsCraig and Lee DoyleEddy’s RestaurantGeorge’s Neighborhood GrillGreek Islands RestaurantMike and Rosie HoukIndianapolis ZooJim and Kay Johnson

Mike and Pat KieferSue and Jim KirschnerJoe and Mary Ann KleinMike and Pat LawsonSteve and Paula LeeJohn and Regina LeonePaul and Colleen MaddenMaggiano’s Little ItalyJames and Mary MarshallMike and Melissa Mates

Jenny MatthewsMike’s Car WashFrank and Glendys MoosbruggerMichael and Andrea MorelliEd and Kathy MournighanJohn and Mollie MulheranOn The Rail FarmsPacers Sports and EntertainmentShirley Paddock and Greg RiffeCarlos and Jackie Panfili

FINANCIAL SUPPORTERS

In-Kind Donations

In-Kind Donations for Technology and Facility Improvements

Partners of Providence

Andrea Buchwald Brett and Gail Pheffer RJE Business Interiors Teacher’s Treasures

C&T Design & Equipment Co.DEEM, Inc

Eli Lilly and CompanyIndianapolis Custom Carpentry, Inc.

Purdy Masonry IncorporatedShiel Sexton Company, Inc.

Whitlock Painting Incorporated

Andrew AcademyAndrew J. Brown AcademyArchdiocese of IndianapolisBig Brothers Big Sisters of Central IndianaBoy Scouts of Central IndianaBoys and Girls Club of IndianapolisBrightwood Community CenterCatholic Youth OrganizationCenter for Leadership Development (CLD)Christamore HouseEducational Choice Charitable TrustG.L.A.M.Girl Scouts of Central IndianaGirls Inc.Good Shepherd Catholic ChurchHawthorne Community CenterHoly Angels Catholic ChurchHoly Angels Catholic SchoolHoly Cross Catholic ChurchImagine Indiana Life Sciences Academy West

Immigrant Welcome CenterIndiana Black ExpoIndiana Commission for Higher EducationIndiana Latino Institute Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing PartnershipIndianapolis Urban LeagueJunior Achievement of Central IndianaKIPP IndianapolisLa Plaza Inc.La Voz de Indiana Bilingual NewspaperLatino Resources RoundtableMarion County Commission on Youth (MCCOY)Martindale Church of ChristMayor’s Office of IndianapolisMexican Consulate of IndianapolisMother Theodore Guerin Catholic AcademiesMt. Olive Baptist ChurchMt. Zion Apostolic Baptist ChurchNew Beginnings FCNorthside New Era Missionary Baptist Church

Padua AcademyParamount School of ExcellenceProvidence Cristo Rey Parent ClubSchool Choice IndianaShalom Health Care CenterSt. Anthony Catholic ChurchSt. Joan of Arc Catholic Church and SchoolSt. Mary Catholic ChurchSt. Monica Catholic Church and SchoolSt. Philip Neri Catholic ChurchSt. Rita Catholic ChurchSt. Roch Catholic Church and SchoolStand for Children IndianaStarfish InitiativeThe Church Federation of Greater IndianapolisThe Kroger Co.The Pedcor CompaniesUnited Way of Central IndianaWestside Neighborhood AssociationYMCA of Greater Indianapolis

Through collaborative efforts, Partners of Providence help urban youth with limited financial resources pursue their career goals through successful completion of high school and acceptance into college. Partners of Providence support the mission of Providence Cristo Rey High School in educating urban youth with limited financial resources, and nominate families whose

children may benefit from the school’s college preparatory curriculum and distinctive Corporate Work Study program.

PFM Car & Truck Care CenterBrett and Gail PhefferPuccini’sJohn and Mary Helen QuinnVicki RennierJanet Schnieders

Jenny SchniedersShadeland Flower ShopBill and Janie ShumakerJacqueline SimmonsSouth Grove Golf CourseSt. Elmo’s Steakhouse

Sam and Heidi StraubThe Illinois Street Food EmporiumThe Pawn Shop PubGreg and Tricia TheisenGreg and Cindy ThompsonSr. Dawn Tomaszewski, S.P.

Twisted SistersJoe VuskovichPete WardWild Sports, LLCThomas Wishmire

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