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2015-2016 Annual Report A Community of Opportunity
2015-2016 Annual Report
A Community of Opportunity
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After graduating from Loras College in May, Jessica,'12 was weighing options of graduate school, volunteer programs, and a wide variety of jobs. The communications major and media studies minor is interested in pursuing a career in non-profit events or digital media communications. Her interest in events and communications started while working on the marketing team at Fifth Third Bank during her senior year at CTK. Through the Corporate Work Study Program, Jessica also worked at State Bank of Countryside and CME Group.
When evaluating potential first jobs, Jessica saw the opportunity to add to her formidable resume, while also serving as a role model for current students, by joining our Jesuit Volunteer Program. The program allows this proud graduate to return home to the Austin neighborhood, give back to her alma mater, and live in a community with other like-minded CTK Jesuit Volunteers. It also provides a way to grow in faith, especially reflecting on how God works through her and through others. Jessica is gaining valuable professional experience by contributing to CTK’s communications, advancement, and alumni outreach efforts.
“CTK instilled in me the idea of women and men for others. Whether I am taking pictures, driving the work-study vans, or talking to a student in the hallway, I try to live that out each day. I have always had the desire to come back and serve CTK because I appreciate how much the school community has done for me. I am a proof that this school works, and I hope to share my experience with current students and be an advocate for them.”
Aware of the challenges of growing up in the Austin neighborhood, Jessica’s parents worked hard to provide opportunities to keep her and her sister busy and out of trouble. Sending Jessica to a safe, affordable, Jesuit high school was especially appealing to Jessica’s mom.
“Whenever things got tough in school, I would always hear my mother talking about the importance of education and how once you have it, no one can ever take it away. My mom inspires me. She is my rock, and what I have achieved, I owe to her.”
We are inspired by Jessica’s example as a true woman for others and excited to have her at school each day to inspire others to lead lives of faith, service, and meaning.
Jessica Douglas, CTK Class of 2012, Loras College Class of 2016
“As one of CTK’s first college graduates, I have
the opportunity to come back and serve
the community that educated and supported
me. It is very important to show current students that
this school works!”
262 Proud CTK
Alumni
First College Grad Gives Back
"Christ the King instilled in me the idea of women and men for others."
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Dear Friends,
Anthony stood in the front of the classroom and powerfully began his speech, “I believe Chicago is dying …” He paused and looked up at his classmates before completing the thought, “…and I am dying with it.”
Our sophomores used the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.’s march through Chicago’s Marquette Park as the pretense for their assignment, #ourmarch, in which they talked about the need to address some of the complex problems facing our city and country.
Sitting in the classroom listening to the sophomore speeches was a powerful experience. Student after student spoke of the violence that has become seemingly intractable in the streets and communities that surround our school. Students clearly defined the problem and shared how it impacted not only their neighborhood, but many of them personally as well.
As a school community, we seek to challenge and inspire our students to become leaders who do not shy away from the challenges of our times. Assignments like these provide opportunities for them to think critically about their experiences, then chart a course of study and exploration that can lead to action.
Another speech offered hope and reminded me of what we try to accomplish through our mission at CTK. “We are individually capable of great things, but together we can make miracles happen.”
Each day at Christ the King miracles happen.
By cultivating a community where students know they are loved and cared for, they feel safe to try something new, speak the truth that is in their hearts, and challenge themselves to use their God-given gifts and talents to fulfill their potential.
Christ the King truly is a community of opportunity. On the opposite page, you can meet Jessica, ’12, one of our first college graduates, who has chosen to volunteer at CTK as an opportunity to give back and serve as a role model for our students. In the following pages, I encourage you to read about students who are taking advantage of opportunities to succeed in the classroom, learn the language of golf by caddying with the Western Golf Association, and get a head start on their careers. You will also read about Daniel Zundel, a shining example of the committed faculty and staff who treasure the opportunity to journey with our students. Finally, please meet Marcia and Tom Desmond, one of our founding families, whose involvement at CTK is their opportunity to pay forward the gifts they have received.
We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the many ways you walk with our students and school to make miracles possible. We could not do this important work without your support and partnership.
Sincerely,
Clement V. Martin Robert MarjanPresident Board Chairman
2015-2016 BOARD OF DIRECTORSMr. Robert Marjan, Chair Urban Partnership Bank
Mr. David Nikolai, Vice Chair Marsh USA
Mr. Robert Bingle Corboy & Demetrio
Mr. Peter Brennan Foxford Communities
Mr. Jacques Conway Northern Illinois Conference United Methodist Church
Rev. Albert DiUlio, S.J. USA Midwest Provinces of the Society of Jesus
Mr. Stephen Fatum Barnes & Thornburg, LLP
Rev. Kevin Flaherty, S.J. Jesuit First Studies Program of Loyola University of Chicago
Ms. Patricia Garrity Cristo Rey Jesuit High School
Dr. Khalilah Gates-Hill Northwestern University - Feinberg School of Medicine
Mr. Chris Geneser CIVC Partners
Ms. Kathy Graham US Bank
Mr. Bartlett Johnson Wintrust Commercial Banking
Ms. Eileen Kamerick The Governance Partners, LLC
Mr. William Kunkel American Equity Investment Life Insurance Company
Mr. Clement V. Martin Christ the King Jesuit College Preparatory School
Mr. Christopher McGuire Phalanx Capital Management
Sr. Mary Fran McLaughlin, BVM Carmel Catholic High School, Retired
Rev. John Murphy, S.J. Loyola University of Chicago
Mr. Mark Reilly The Overture Group
Mr. Rowan Richards The Stewards Market
Mr. Robert Westropp Bernstein Global Wealth Management
Mr. Don Wycliff Retired Journalist
Dr. Anthony Barbato - Director Emeritus Loyola University Medical Center, Retired
Mr. Michael Kelly - Director Emeritus First Bank of Oak Park
Mr. Scott Murray - Director Emeritus G. M. Murray & Associates, Inc.
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RISING LEADERS COUNCIL
Ms. Mary Mulhern, ChairMarsh USA Ms. Janice Glenn, Vice-ChairOffice of the Governor, State of Illinois Mr. Anwar AliCoStar Group Mr. Rod AliabadiVista Equity Partners Mr. Gino BettsCook County Department of Homeland Security Ms. Colleen Bingle, Events Committee Co-ChairAmerican Academy of Pediatric Dentistry
Mr. Drew BolandGuaranteed Rate Mr. Gerardo BotelloPremier Restaurant Group Mr. Daryl BrownWells Fargo Mr. Peter GariepyAmtrak
Mr. Luis GutierrezOppenheimer & Co. Inc. Mr. Matthew HayesBaker & McKenzie, LLP Mr. Eric Kyereme, Student Engagement Committee Co-ChairSika Capital Management
Ms. Julianne LandsvikDinsmore & Shohl Mr. Peter LoGiudiceMGLM Architects Ms. Marsha McClellanBMO Harris
Mr. Brian Michalek, Membership ChairOlson & Cepuritis Mr. Ron Milsap, Student Engagement Committee Co-ChairUrban Partnership Bank Mr. Andrew Patton, Events Committee Co-ChairFranco & Moroney, LLC
The Rising Leaders Council is made up of Chicago-area professionals whose mission is to support the students, staff, and faculty of CTK by advancing the work of the Board of Directors. Members leverage their professional networks to increase awareness of our school and invite their communities to engage and support our mission. They have made significant contributions to Career Day, College Exploration Day, and many other events throughout the year. Their signature event, RISE UP, has provided over $415,000 for student financial aid over the last 6 years.
OUR MISSION Christ the King Jesuit College Prep, a Catholic school on Chicago’s West Side and a member of the Cristo Rey
Network®, challenges and inspires its young women and men through the integration of academics, work experience, and
extracurricular activities to lead lives of integrity, faith, and servant leadership for the greater glory of God.
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Mrs. Lara PriesterAnn and Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago Foundation Mr. Damon VaughanAbbvie Mr. Adam WidlakPWC Mr. Adrian ZenoZeno Law Office, PC
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This year, CTK sophomore Cornelus is wearing a special sweater. At an academic ceremony to open the school year, he was honored as a Principal’s Scholar after earning a 3.96 GPA during his freshmen year. This prestigious group of scholars is awarded maroon sweaters with 3 gold stripes on the sleeve that signify their academic excellence.
“At the start of my freshmen year, I saw students awarded the sweater, and I said to myself, ‘I need to get one of those,’ so I was determined to work hard to get one. It feels good to know that I achieved my goal.”
Cornelus attributes his freshmen year success to completing his work on time to the best of his ability, asking his teachers questions, and taking advantage of the Academic Center study space after school. One of his favorite subjects is math. Due to his strength in the subject, Cornelus was placed in an advanced math group. He is a year ahead of his classmates and is on pace to take AP math coursework as a senior.
Principal Temple Payne has been impressed with Cornelus during his first year. “We have a rigorous academic program here. Cornelus came in and got to work right away. He seized the opportunity to challenge himself academically and take advantage of all that we have to offer.”
Cornelus’ strong academic performance opened up other opportunities outside the classroom. Over the summer, he attended the Accounting Career Awareness Program at DePaul University. He actively engaged topics in Business Accounting and Finance by working in groups to examine international business case studies. At the end of the program, he presented in front of his professor using the Excel and Power Point Presentation skills he developed at the Lockton Company, his CTK Corporate Work Study placement.
“I am very interested in all the different types of accounting,” he said. “I hope to attend the program again next summer.”
Cornelus’ parents are extremely proud of his accomplishments and expect him to use the opportunities CTK offers to earn a college scholarship. To achieve his goal, he plans to continue to follow the academic advice he now shares with freshmen:
“Stay on top of everything. Don’t settle for less. You want the grade you deserve!”
Cornelus, Class of 2019
“Cornelus came in and got to work right away. He
seized the opportunity to challenge himself academically and take advantage of all that we
have to offer.”
-Temple Payne, Principal
Aspiring Accountant's Grades Add Up
“Stay on top of everything. Don’t settle for less. You want the grade you deserve!”
100% of CTK graduates
have been accepted to
college, for the
5th year in a row!
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A 1999 Toyota Camry sits under a street light. Except for six work study vans, the CTK parking lot is empty at 8:13 pm on this Tuesday evening. Daniel Zundel won’t allow himself to leave until he has finished hand-writing motivational quotes on each senior’s message board. This dedicated faculty member is finishing the final preparations for the Senior Send-Off the following afternoon as part of his new role as our College Counselor and Alumni Coordinator.
“Opportunities where our community can show our alumni how we will continue to support them are very important to the mission of our school and to me, personally. They are just some of the reasons why I feel called to be here.”
Daniel’s call to work at CTK started six years ago during his senior year at Loyola University Chicago. After a long discernment process in which he weighed
Daniel Zundel, Director of College Counseling and Alumni Coordinator
“During my first year, I realized that our students
need more adults who are a consistent, positive presence in their lives.
Here at CTK, I have the opportunity to live
authentically as my best God-given self by journeying with our
students as a teacher and mentor.”
Ignatian Educator Finds Call, Wears Many Hats
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many opportunities, he decided on CTK’s Jesuit Volunteer Program – two years of service, spirituality, and simple community living. Daniel was excited by the opportunity to commit to a school serving low-income students and families in Chicago. The many opportunities to serve and grow have kept him here long after his volunteer commitment ended.
In the classroom, this committed educator has motivated students with his infectious energy and passion for teaching AP U.S. History, Civics, College Prep, and Technology. As the Director of our Christian Service Program, he shared his zeal and inspired students to give of their time on countless Saturday mornings, weeklong service immersion trips to Appalachia, and weekends in Washington, D.C., to educate students on advocacy and social justice. All told, our students have completed over 50,000 hours of service since the school’s founding in 2008.
Daniel’s newest role working with juniors and seniors to prepare them for college already feels like another good fit for him. Looking back, he says, “During my six years here, I have developed a good feel for what is going on in our students’ lives, including the daily challenges they face. I hope to use this understanding to better support them as they navigate the college application and selection process.”
We are grateful for talented, dedicated faculty and staff, who like Daniel find great fulfillment in working with families to help our students on their journeys toward college success and beyond.
*Low Income and High Income populations based on Cristo Rey Network calculations of data from Postsecondary Education Opportunity, January 2012 and September 2014 from postsecondary.org of the Pell Institute.
CTK Offers New Foreign Language: Golf!
Par. Birdie. Divot. Lateral hazard. Drop Zone. These are just a few of the vocabulary words that four of our rising sophomores mastered this summer as part of the Western Gold Association’s Caddie Academy.
For Teniya, '19, who grew up in the Austin neighborhood, these terms were as foreign to her as those found on the pages of her Latin textbook. A talented student, Teniya decided to take a big risk when Assistant Principal, Katie Olson, approached her about participating in the program.
Teniya and three of her CTK classmates were four of only 43 girls selected from around the nation to spend seven weeks living away from home and working as a paid caddie.
These courageous young ladies’ days started early. Teniya and her peers took a 6 a.m. shuttle from their residence at Woodlands Academy of the Sacred Heart in Lake Forest to Westmoreland Country Club in Winnetka.
“My first time out as a caddie, I was very nervous. Luckily, the club member I was paired with was very patient and helped me get the hang of it.”
In the evenings and on weekends, the girls experienced living in a residence hall with roommates, eating in a large cafeteria, and taking advantage of the tennis courts and dance studio. They listened to guest speakers who offered advice on health and wellness. With a growing interest in golf, some even took a few golf lessons. Day trips to Navy Pier and Chicago Botanic Gardens rounded out their experience with some outside fun.
“This program was about more than just working as a caddie. It provided opportunities to make connections with people from all over the country and to learn to live on my own.”
Students who complete four summers in the program are eligible to apply for the Chick Evans Scholarship, a full tuition college scholarship awarded based on a strong caddie record, outstanding character, and demonstrated financial need. This fall, 900 Evans Scholars will be enrolled in 19 colleges and universities around the country.
Based on her fulfilling experience, Teniya is excited about the opportunity to be invited back to the program next summer and is motivated to excel in the classroom. She is also excited to stay connected with her new caddie friends and is considering putting those golf lessons to good use as a member of CTK’s Golf Club.
Sophomore Teniya and her fellow caddies at Westmoreland Country Club
“The Caddie Academy represents an amazing opportunity for our young women to be open to growth. The
program challenges them to immerse
themselves in a foreign environment and learn
skills for a lifetime.”
-Katie Olson, Assistant Principal
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Meet Marcia and Tom Desmond: Champions for CTK
There are many people whose support and tireless advocacy make the mission of CTK possible. We hope sharing examples of champions, like the Desmonds, inspires you to reflect on the reasons you support our school and starts a conversation about the impact you are making in the lives of our students.
Marcia and Tom have been involved with Christ the King since the ground floor – actually since before we had a floor, a building, or even a name. Marcia got to know CTK’s Founding President, Fr. Chris Devron, S.J., in 2007 through shared involvement at Loyola Academy.
The Desmond family’s experience at Loyola Academy prompts Tom to say, “One of the things that
the Jesuits do, and do very well, is education. To be able to bring Jesuit education to a place where it would never otherwise be available inspired us to get involved."
Marcia adds, “We had just become empty nesters after our third daughter graduated from Loyola Academy, and we felt at home at Christ the King with the same Jesuit principles – men and women for others, cura personalis, the same Grad at Grad. Our first impression was one of great hope. You hear so many negative stories about the Austin neighborhood in the news, but coming to the school has opened our eyes and the eyes of the friends that we bring here to many great things happening in the community. What makes us want to stay involved is the investment and sacrifice that parents make to send their kids to CTK, and the students’ courage to be different, wearing a uniform and going to work.”
Tom notes, “We feel it’s important to be involved in CTK because there are families who are simply in need of an opportunity. In the early years, there was no infrastructure and our involvement, along with others, has made, and continues to make, a big impact. There is an
immediate return on investment as the school grows. It’s really tangible.”
“When we have the chance to meet students, feel the confidence in their handshakes and the way they look you in the eye, and sense their excitement and pride in CTK, it reinforces why we do what we can to further the school's mission.”
Marcia and Tom quickly recognized one of the most valuable contributions they could make would be to invite others to learn about the beacon of hope that is Christ the King. They hosted a “friend-raiser” in their home and, from that, Marcia was instrumental in forming the North Shore Circle – an open group of women who believe in our shared mission and are active in a variety of ways to raise awareness about our school and provide resources for our students.
But for Marcia, the work is not done, “The progress that has been made is incredible. Christ the King is not a finished story. There are still so many chapters to be written. We plan to do all that we can to contribute a verse to the great success that is in store for the school and its students!”
“We benefited from Catholic education and
our daughters had a great Jesuit education.
Supporting CTK students is our opportunity to
pay forward this gift, so others can share in this
hope and find success.”
Scholarship & Financial Aid
Average Collected Tuition
Earned at Work$8,400
$1,300
$6,525
COST OF EDUCATION2015-16SCHOOL YEAR
$16,225
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Imagine spending a week full of service and reflection in Chicago. Mornings spent organizing canned goods and sorting clothing donations. Gardening. Learning about local anti-violence efforts. Becoming more aware of global injustice. Afternoons spent dialoguing about service and reflecting on Catholic Social Teaching with a group of high school peers. Welcome to IGNITE!
For a group of Gladiators from Christ the King, this weeklong program was an opportunity to IGNITE their passion for social justice. It was also an opportunity to partner with fellow students from Cristo Rey Jesuit High School in a week focused on putting their faith into action.
The CTK team was led by senior Aaliyah. She participated for a second straight year, attracted by the opportunity to learn about a wide variety of issues and organizations.
Participants volunteered with a food bank, soup kitchen, and gardening program. They also learned about local anti-violence efforts from a group called Ceasefire. Finally, they visited the Artworks Project for Human Rights in Pilsen to view art depicting the disappearance of 43 students in Mexico in 2014.
Following in the tradition of the Jesuits, these “contemplatives in action” spent part of their week reflecting on the service they had just completed. Using the principles of Catholic Social Teaching as a guide, the facilitators provided space for sharing, dialogue, and prayer.
Claire Littlefield, a CTK Jesuit Volunteer, served as one of the program organizers this past summer. In her view the program has both short and long term goals:
“IGNITE is about engaging students in service, action, and reflection. Our hope is that after this week, they will make service a centerpiece of their time at school. Aaliyah has seized that opportunity. I look forward to her participation in other programs we offer, such as the Ignatian Family Teach-In in November and the Jesuit Day of Service in February. Most importantly, I hope she and the other participants will become leaders for social justice in their communities.”
8,277Community Service
Hours last school year
50,876Total Service Hours
since 2008
“I really enjoyed the opportunity to engage
in service, build on relationships from last year, and develop new
ones, especially with the students at Cristo Rey.”
- Aaliyah, '17
Aaliyah, Class of 2017
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Senior IGNITES Passion For Justice
Junior Thrives at Big Law FirmFor the past three years, Timothy, ‘18, has worked at Winston and Strawn, a global law firm in Chicago’s Loop, through our Corporate Work Study Program. This junior, affectionately known as “T.C.,” is a jack-of-all trades. He works in the supplies department receiving shipments and stocking shelves to support the attorneys and others at the firm. Thanks to his strong work ethic, he also completes projects for the records department, staffs the mail room, and prepares rooms for meetings and events.
“One of the things I enjoy most about working at Winston is all of the people I get to meet and work with. My supervisor, Alberto, is very cool. We get our work done and are able to talk about things going on in my life outside of work.”
Alberto has seen significant growth over the past 3 years. He says, “T.C. has learned how to carry himself in a professional setting. He has improved his communication skills by looking people in the eye and asking questions when needed. As he has gotten more comfortable here, he has become more social and really enjoys meeting and learning from new people.”
One of the people that T.C. has met is attorney Mark Lenihan. Mark, a former Catholic middle school teacher, sees the benefit of professional mentoring. He was so impressed with T.C. that he initiated a monthly lunch so other attorneys would have the opportunity to mentor T.C. and the other CTK students.
“I think having student workers at corporations is important. Beyond developing work skills, this program provides the opportunity for professionals to engage student workers on a regular basis. That is why I started these lunches. I am pleased that T.C. takes advantage of them, and I am glad we have developed a nice relationship.”
Thanks to opportunities like this, CTK students are able to build resumes and networks that will lead them to successful careers. Students work five days each month to earn the majority of the cost of their education. To learn more about the Corporate Work Study Program, please go to www.ctkjesuit.org or see page 10 of this report.
Timothy, Class of 2018
“I want to be a lawyer, and working at Winston and Strawn has given me the opportunity to get
a head start on my career. With the first-
hand knowledge that my mentors have shared with me, I am excited to work hard and stay focused on
my goal.”
$ earned by students during the 2015-2016 school year for their
educations =
$2,305,805
$34,300Cost to employ a team of 4 CTK students for the
2016-2017 school year
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107Corporate Work Study Partners
including 13 sponsored non-profit placements
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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 work study program is shared between Christ the King Jesuit and Cristo Rey
Jesuit High School. Together, these two high schools exclusively serve students and families with limited economic resources in Chicago’s Austin and Pilsen neighborhoods. Through the program, students earn up to 70% of the cost of their education, making the dream of a safe,
affordable, Jesuit, quality college prep education a reality. Our students also gain valuable on-the-job experience in highly professional settings and employers are able to fill a position at a competitive cost with well-trained students, while enhancing diversity and talent pipelines.
MANY OF OUR NON-PROFIT JOBS ARE GENEROUSLY UNDERWRITTEN BY: Big Shoulders Fund, BP, Constellation Brands, The Foglia Family Foundation, Marquette Bank, Wells Fargo
and, especially, US Bank through its US Bank Scholars program.
THANK YOU TO OUR 2015-2016 CTK CORPORATE WORK STUDY PARTNERS
For more information about filling a need at your office, contact Lillie Sellers, Director of Corporate Relations for Work Study, at 312-890-7871 or [email protected]
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.
ABC BankAccentureAccolade of Oak ParkAdvocate Christ Medical CenterAdvocate Good Samaritan HospitalAdvocate Lutheran GeneralAlexian Brothers Health SystemAlly BankAmerican Board of Medical SpecialtiesApplegate & Thorne-Thomsen, P.C.Archdiocese of ChicagoArrupe College of Loyola UniversityArthur J. Gallagher & Co.Associated BankBBMC MortgageBig Shoulders Fund BMO Private BankBUILD Byline Bank Catholic CharitiesCatholic ExtensionChicago BlackhawksChicago Community Loan FundChicago Equity Partners, LLCChicago Tribune Media GroupCity of Chicago CME GroupCNACommunity Investment CorporationCook County Office of the SheriffCornerstone Counseling Cristo Rey Network CTC Trading Group, LLCDykema GossettEquity Residential Executives' Club of Chicago
Expeditors-ChicagoFederal Home Loan Bank of ChicagoFederal Reserve Bank of ChicagoFifth Third BankFINRAForest Park National Bank & Trust Co. GATXGottlieb Memorial HospitalHinshaw & Culbertson, LLPHub Group, Inc.Hyde Park Bank, a Wintrust CompanyIllinois Action for ChildrenIllinois CPA Society Insurance Auto AuctionsJ.P. Morgan Chase & Co.Johnson & Bell, Ltd.Katten Muchin Rosenman, LLPkCuraKelley Drye & Warren, LLPKirkland & Ellis, LLPKralovec, Jambois & SchwartzLawndale Christian Health Center LEAP Leo Burnett Levin Schreder and CareyLocktonLoyola Press Loyola University ChicagoLutheran Social Services of IllinoisMarillac Social Center Marsh Marsh ClearSight (CS Stars)Marshall, Gerstein & Borun, LLPMATTERMB Financial Bank, N.A.McKinsey & Company, Inc.
McNally Capital, LLCMcShane Construction Company Medulla, LLCMikva Challenge Museum of Science and Industry New Mount Pilgrim Church Northern Trust O’Keefe Lyons & Hynes, LLCOur Lady of Charity School Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum Peoples GasProviso Leyden Council for Community Action Port MinistriesRehabilitation Institute of ChicagoReyes Holdings, LLCRobert R. McCormick FoundationRR Donnelley Saint Frances of Rome School Sargent Shriver National Center on Poverty Law SOS Children's Villages St. Angela School St. Catherine - St. Lucy School The Judicial Sales CorporationSt. Vincent DePaul Center The Northridge Group, Inc. TranswesternUS BankUrban Partnership BankWednesday Journal West Cook Homeownership Center William Blair & Company, LLCWinston & Strawn, LLPWintrust BankZurich Insurance Group
FOUNDERS SOCIETYThese donors have generously given $100,000+ since our founding in 2008.
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN DONORSThe following families, individuals, foundations, and corporations have generously supported our capital campaign since our founding in 2008. We are very grateful for their contributions which have enabled us to provide a state-of-the-art campus at 5088 West Jackson Boulevard. Their generosity has established a permanent home for generations of CTK students and alumni. Thank you!
Paul and Mary AndersonAnonymous (6)Jeff and Lisa AroninBig Shoulders FundRobert and Maureen BingleHelen Brach FoundationThe Brickman Group, Ltd.Scott and Tracy BrownKristine BrownThe Fred J. Brunner FoundationMr. Joe BuchholzMr. and Mrs. Angelo J. BufalinoThe Louis Calder FoundationMr. and Mrs. Mark CarrollMr. and Mrs. Robert ConnorsMr. Jack J. Crowe and Ms. Ave C. ZuccarinoMr. Barry C. CunninghamTom and Marcia DesmondMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Devron- Deceased Donor
Advocate Charitable FoundationPaul and Mary AndersonAnonymous (5)Archdiocese of ChicagoJeff and Lisa AroninMr. and Mrs. Charles W. Bidwill, Jr.Big Shoulders FundHelen Brach FoundationScott and Tracy BrownThe Fred J. Brunner FoundationThe Louis Calder FoundationMr. and Mrs. Mark CarrollChicago Blackhawks CharitiesCristo Rey NetworkThe Cuneo FoundationTom and Marcia DesmondThe Richard H. Driehaus Charitable Lead TrustMr. Michael R. Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. Vincent W. FogliaThe Gies FoundationMike and Barbara HeatonKathy and Jim HickeyMr. Paul F. HillsGreg and Karla IrvingMr. and Mrs. John J. JigantiThe George R. Kendall FoundationMr. William J. KoloseikeWilliam and Marta KrugMr. and Mrs. William R. KunkelThe Bruce A. Lee FamilyLoyola University Jesuit CommunitySandra and Robert MarjanHank and Barbara MawickeRobert R. McCormick FoundationMr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. MerlauMiguel Pro Jesuit CommunityScott and Nora MurrayKathy & Joe Nemmers and FamilyOpus FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert Parkinson, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. RossiSaint Ignatius Jesuit CommunityMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. SeebergThe State of IllinoisUS BankUSA Midwest Province of The Society of JesusThe Harry and Jeanette Weinberg FoundationBob and Maria WestroppWintrust Financial CorporationMr. and Mrs. Don Wycliff
Jim and Joanie DowdleThe Richard H. Driehaus Charitable
Lead TrustMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. DriscollMr. and Mrs. George F. Fitzpatrick, Jr.Mr. Vince J. FogliaMr. and Mrs. Vincent W. FogliaFoley Family FoundationMs. Patricia M. GarrityMr. Paul C. GearenDr. G. Steven GeisThe Gies FoundationMr. Louis and Mrs. Jean Glunz, III, Ph.DKathy and Jerry GrahamDr. John R. GriffinMr. and Mrs. Luis A. GutierrezRev. Dr. and Mrs. Marshall HatchDr. Alice B. HayesMike and Barbara Heaton
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Mike and Katie HerrKathy and Jim HickeyMr. Paul F. HillsDr. and Mrs. David W. Hines, Jr.Mr. Stephen HolteGreg and Karla IrvingSusan and Gary JankoMr. and Mrs. John J. JigantiMs. Eileen Kamerick and Mr. Victor HecklerPat and Bea KellyMr. and Mrs. Michael E. KellyThe George R. Kendall FoundationKoch Foundation, Inc.Mr. William J. KoloseikeMr. and Mrs. Paul J. KorrisonWilliam and Marta KrugMr. and Mrs. William R. KunkelMr. and Mrs. Timothy S. LaughlinThe Bruce A. Lee FamilyMr. and Mrs. Eugene LentiBill and Patty Lynch in memory of John J.
Lynch, Sr. Resurrection School Class of 1933Sandra and Robert MarjanClem and Norma MartinMr. and Mrs. Rocco J. MartinoMr. and Mrs. William E. Masterson
Hank and Barbara MawickeRobert R. McCormick FoundationBill and Sue McErleanLynn and Tony McGuireMr. Christopher S. McGuireSister Mary Fran McLaughlin, BVMMr. and Mrs. William V. McMenaminMr. and Mrs. David K. McNultyJim and Kelly McShaneMr. and Mrs. Kevin M. MetkeC. Louis Meyer FoundationMr. and Mrs. John G. MooreMs. Mary C. MulhernScott and Nora MurraySteve and Anne MurrayKathy & Joe Nemmers and FamilyMr. and Mrs. Max NemmersMr. Tom J. NemmersMr. and Mrs. Luis NietoDavid and Kate NikolaiMr. and Mrs. Stephen C. OlsonOpus FoundationI.A. O'Shaughnessy FoundationKay and Bob OtterMr. and Mrs. Robert Parkinson, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Patton
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. PerryMark and Jeanne ReillyMr. and Mrs. Michael ReillyMr. and Mrs. Anthony R. RossiMr. and Mrs. George W. RourkeMr. and Mrs. Barry M. SabloffThe John and Kathleen Schreiber FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert P. SchweihsMr. and Mrs. Joseph F. ScobyMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. SeebergSue and Dave ShevitzMr. and Mrs. Steven SmitsThe State of IllinoisMr. Eric StoneMr. and Mrs. Timothy P. SullivanMr. and Mrs. James B. SweanyMrs. Barbara SweeneyMr. and Mrs. Timothy J. ThompsonUS BankThe Harry and Jeanette Weinberg FoundationMr. William A. Werner, Jr.Bob and Maria WestroppMr. and Mrs. Don WycliffMr. and Mrs. James Zeller
Angela Abrams Religious Studies Faculty
Tony Azu-Popow Database Manager
Jimmy Bajner Athletic Director, Social Studies and Mathematics Faculty
Charles Barlow Latin Faculty
George Boling Dean of Students
David Bowles Director of Communications
Sean Carmody Religious Studies Faculty
Cheryl Cattledge Director of Campus Ministry, Religious Studies Faculty
Martin Daniels CWSP Driver
Darlene Davidson CWSP Driver
Tony Douglas CWSP Driver
Kamilah Dowell Assistant Principal
Mosie Duhe CWSP Program Coordinator
Jacques Edwards Admissions Officer
Ryan Elisco Wellness Faculty
Tim Elliott Mathematics Faculty
Gregory Finger Mathematics Faculty
Steve Flowers Building Engineer
Juan Fuentes Director of Technology
Vickie Fultz Science Faculty
Kevin Gallmeier Social Studies Faculty
Angela Gillespie Director of Corporate Work Study
Ken Green CWSP Driver
Priscilla Hatch Director of Student Accounts and Office Manager
Williett Hewlett Business Office Director
Rebecca Janke Latin and Social Studies Faculty
Katie Karich Development Officer
Maureen Kelly Assistant Director of Development
Annie Labus Latin Faculty
Mike Laughlin Mathematics Faculty
Megan McCarthy CWSP Program Coordinator
Cheryl Martin-Rose Executive Assistant, School Administration
Griffin Muckley English Faculty
Julia Muglia Science Faculty
Katie Olson Assistant Principal
Ai Padula Fine Arts Faculty
Anthony Padula Social Studies Faculty
Joshua Peters, S.J. Religious Studies Faculty
Christine Reniff English Faculty
Tiffany Rogers CWSP Driver
Bill Savage CWSP Driver
Lillie Sellers Director of Corporate Relations
LaKeisha Staten Counselor
Kourtney Thorn CWSP Program Coordinator
Gina Vittoria Science Faculty
Eugene Westmoreland Fine Arts Faculty
Maggie White English Faculty
Julius Williams Security
Daniel Ziemniak Social Studies Faculty
Daniel Zundel Director of College Counseling and Alumni Coordinator
FACULTY & STAFF FOR THE 2016-2017 SCHOOL YEAR
LEADERSHIP TEAMClement V. MartinPresident
Temple PaynePrincipal Jose RodriguezVice President of Corporate Work Study Program Fr. David Mastrangelo, S.J.Director of Mission & Identity
Stewart SchoderChief Financial Officer Stephen HolteVice President of Advancement
Jesuit Volunteers
Joshua Allen
Jessica Douglas
Patrick Hanlon
Claire Littlefield
Maura Rocks
Learn more about becoming a CTK Jesuit Volunteer by visiting our website www.ctkjesuit.org.
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Combined Statement of ActivitiesYear Ended June 30, 2016 - Condensed, Unaudited
Corporate work study program $ 1,861,741
Tuition and fees 413,785
Donations, scholarships, and events 1,878,521
Student meal program 83,525
Other income 1,088,654
Total revenue 5,326,226
Educational programs 3,535,711
General and administrative 638,486
Development expense 424,551
Interest and other expense, net 808,826
Expenses before depreciation 5,407,574
Net (loss) before NMTC gain and depreciation (81,348)
Cash received - prior year pledges 493,000
Cash income 411,652
Gain on exit from New Markets Tax Credit 29,540,000
Depreciation (1,117,749)
Net gain to net assets 28,340,903
Net (deficit) at beginning of year (6,733,607)
Net assets at end of year $ 21,607,297
Cash and equivalents $ 8,317
Pledges receivable - short-term 958,036
Due from affiliates 83,724
Prepaid expenses 18,960
Current assets 1,069,036
Property and equipment 29,094,242
Accumulated depreciation (8,021,272)
Property and equipment, net 21,072,970
Pledges receivable - non-current 508,297
Total assets $ 22,650,303
Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 132,025
Notes payable 690,271
Due to affiliates 202,185
Deferred income 18,525
Current liabilities 1,043,006
Unrestricted net assets 21,215,995
Temporarily restricted 387,302
Permanently restricted 4,000
Total net assets (deficit) 21,607,297
Total liabilities and net assets $ 22,650,303
AUDITED FINANCIALS FOR CHRIST THE KING JESUIT COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL AND CHRIST THE KING SPE, LLC,
ARE AVAILABLE ON OUR WEBSITE AND BY REQUEST.
CHRIST THE KINGJESUIT COLLEGE PREP
AND CHRIST THE KING SPE, LLC
FINANCIALSCombined Statement of Financial Position
June 30, 2016 - Condensed, UnauditedCHRIST THE KING
JESUIT COLLEGE PREPAND CHRIST THE KING SPE, LLC
OPERATING REVENUE$4,154,047
$1,861,741
$413,785
$1,878,521
Corporate work study programTuition and feesDonations, scholarships, and events
OPERATING EXPENSES$4,598,748
$8,535,711
$424,551
$638,486
Education programsGeneral and administrativeDevelopment expense
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$24,999 - $10,000
$9,999 - $5,000
Anonymous (2)Paul and Mary AndersonMr. Peter BrennanMr. Kevin P. Breslin and Ms. Patricia ErhardtThe Fred J. Brunner FoundationMr. and Mrs. Charles H. Cannon, Jr.Mr. Richard and Ms. Lisa CederothCelebrate Life FoundationThe Cuneo Foundation
Tom and Marcia DesmondThe Richard H. Driehaus Charitable Lead TrustMr. and Mrs. George F. Fitzpatrick, Jr.Koch Foundation, Inc.Mr. Henry M. LauerMr. and Mrs. Timothy S. LaughlinMr. and Mrs. Jacopo P. LeonardiSandra and Robert MarjanMazza Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. William V. McMenaminCol. Stanley R. McNeil FoundationKathy & Joe Nemmers and FamilyMark and Jeanne Reilly/The Reilly FoundationSaint Ignatius Jesuit CommunityDr. Scholl FoundationMr. Matthew E. Steinmetz, P.C.Bob and Maria WestroppMr. and Mrs. Don Wycliff
$25,000+
2015-2016 SUPPORTERS
Anonymous Advocate Charitable FoundationArchdiocese of ChicagoAT&T FoundationBig Shoulders FundHelen Brach FoundationAnn and Richard Carr
Chicago Blackhawks CharitiesFoglia Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Vincent W. FogliaMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. GallagherKathy and Jim HickeyMr. and Mrs. John J. JigantiThe Bruce A. Lee Family
Robert R. McCormick FoundationScott and Nora MurrayMr. and Mrs. Anthony R. RossiUS BankUSA Midwest Province of The Society of JesusWintrust Financial Corporation
We are extremely grateful to the following supporters for their operating support during the last school year, July 1, 2015 through June 30, 2016. Gifts to the Campaign for CTK are not included in this list.
Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. John AndrieMr. and Mrs. Richard E. AscherBarnes & Thornburg LLPDr. John Boblick and Mrs. Patricia BoblickScott and Tracy BrownMr. and Mrs. James R. CareyMr. and Mrs. Mark CarrollCoBankMr. Patrick CoburnDr. and Mrs. Michael CollinsMr. and Mrs. Robert ConnorsMr. and Mrs. James DeCorrevontMrs. Jean Anne DowneyMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. DriscollMr. and Mrs. Joseph J. DuffyMr. and Mrs. Edward W. Elliott, Jr.Ms. Kathleen FoxMr. and Mrs. Ronald P. FoxFranco Moroney LLCMr. and Mrs. John N. GalloMr. and Mrs. Michael GarnerMrs. Mary Anne Goldberg
Mr. and Mrs. Troy GrieppGuaranteed RateDr. Alice B. HayesMike and Barbara HeatonMike and Katie HerrDr. and Mrs. David W. Hines, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. HolteInsurance Auto AuctionsInsurance Industry Charitable
Foundation, Inc.Jordan Family Sports FoundationMr. and Mrs. Joseph F. KarichKatten Muchin Rosenman LLPMr. and Mrs. David KeelingMr. and Mrs. Richard Kolb, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William R. KunkelMs. Elisabeth A. LaveryThe Lazzara Family FoundationDr. and Mrs. John A. LoGiudiceMs. Elizabeth C. ManningMr. and Mrs. Rocco J. MartinoMr. and Mrs. William E. MastersonHank and Barbara Mawicke
Lynn and Tony McGuireJim and Kelly McShaneMr. and Mrs. John MooreMr. and Mrs. Noel G. MooreMr. and Mrs. William M. MurrayMr. Christopher and Mrs. Jill NoonMr. and Mrs. James A. O’DonnellPatrick Lee and Celeste O’DonnellO’Keefe Lyons & Hynes, LLCMr. and Mrs. John A. PigottMr. and Mrs. Scott A. RaffertyMr. and Mrs. Mark L. RotertMr. and Mrs. Barry M. SabloffMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. SchumanMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. SeebergSue and Dave ShevitzThe Siragusa FoundationMr. and Mrs. Adam SpielmanMr. and Mrs. David J. StetlerMr. and Mrs. Timothy P. SullivanMr. and Mrs. Karl J. TaylorMr. and Mrs. Christopher P. ValentiMr. James F. Zangrilli
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$4,999 - $1,000Anonymous (4)AbbVieAlain Locke Charter SchoolMr. Rod M. AliabadiMr. and Mrs. Bennett P. ApplegateAssociated BankMr. and Mrs. James C. BairdBBMC MortgageMr. and Mrs. Mark D. BealinMr. Matt BeitzelBernstein & Brown, P.C.Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. BestvinaMr. Dorian BezanisBig SistersMr. and Mrs. Carl J. BleecherBlue Cross Blue Shield of IllinoisMr. and Mrs. Nicholas P. Breit, CFAMr. Michael P. BrennanMr. and Mrs. Richard J. BrennanMr. and Mrs. David BrooksMrs. Mary Louise BurnsMr. and Mrs. Joseph E. CareyMrs. Zenobia CarltonCatholic ExtensionChicago Equity Partners, LLCCIVC PartnersMr. and Mrs. John J. ClearyMr. Daniel P. CochraneMr. Patrick J. CollinsCommunity Bank of Oak Park
River ForestCommunity Investment
CorporationConstellation Brands, Inc.Corboy & DemetrioMr. and Mrs. Bradford B. CouriMr. and Mrs. John CroghanMr. Craig R. Culbertson and
Ms. Laura LaPlacaMr. Lawrence D. Littlefield and
Ms. Jeanmarie DavisMs. Kathyrn DeeleyMr. and Mrs. Sam DelisiMr. and Mrs. Michael DesmondMr. and Mrs. John T. DevronMr. and Mrs. Joseph H. DiClementiMr. Michael DrancikMr. and Mrs. Timothy Elliott
Expeditors International of Washington, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. John FarrellMr. and Mrs. William FarrowMr. and Mrs. David S. FoxMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. FrischMs. Patricia M. GarrityMr. Paul C. GearenMr. Louis J. Glunz III, Ph.D.Ms. Sharon K. GogolaGolub & Company, LLCMs. Rita M. GouldKathy and Jerry GrahamMr. and Mrs. Jeff GrimesMr. Bernard J. Grzelak and Ms.
Kathleen H. BurkeMr. and Mrs. George B. HaarmanDr. Cynthia T. Henderson and
Mr. Prentiss JacksonHFS Chicago ScholarsThe Hill Family Scholarship FundMr. David D. HillerHinshaw & Culbertson LLPHorizons For YouthMs. Joanna K. HorsnailHub Group, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Huffman, IIIMr. and Mrs. John G. IberleIrish Fellowship Educational and
Cultural FoundationMr. and Mrs. Ron JadinSusan and Gary JankoMr. and Mrs. Michael J. JaworMr. and Mrs. George P. JensenMs. Eileen Kamerick and Mr.
Victor HecklerKelley Drye & Warren LLPMr. and Mrs. Paul E. KellyM & J Kennelly FoundationMr. Robert W. Kent and
Dr. Marian Sassetti-KentTom and Margie Kittle-KampMr. and Mrs. John A. KoladaL.E.A.P. Learning SystemsLake Cable LLCMr. and Mrs. Eugene LentiMr. and Mrs. Noël R. LevasseurMr. and Mrs. Ramsey Lewis, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick LezarkLockton & CompanyLoyola PressLoyola University Jesuit
CommunityMAC One Midway, LLCMadden, Jiganti, Moore &
Sinars, LLPMarsh USA, Inc.Marshall Gerstein Borun, LLPMr. and Mrs. John H. MawickeMB Financial Bank, N.A. Mr. and Mrs. Michael McCarthyWendy & Dan McCarthyMr. John F. McCartneyMs. Nancy J. McCarvilleMr. John McCollum and
Ms. Sue Ellen FoleyBill and Sue McErleanMr. and Mrs. Martin J. McFaddenMr. and Mrs. James P. McIntoshMr. and Mrs. Scott McVeighMr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Metke
Dr. John C. MichaelDr. Michael M. MiniekaHon. Mary and
Mr. Joseph MulhernMullarkey Associates, Inc.Daniel Murphy Scholarship FundMr. James K. MurphyMr. and Mrs. Robert E. MurphyMr. and Mrs. Michael NemmersMr. Sam N. NemmersMr. Tom J. NemmersDavid and Kate NikolaiMr. and Mrs. Michael C. NugentMrs. Gail A. OrsingerDr. and Mrs. John P. PelisseroMrs. Carole PopowDr. and Mrs. R. Andrew RauhMs. Kathleen A. ReddingMrs. Peggy ReynoldsMr. and Mrs. Andrew RiceMr. and Mrs. Edward T. RoderMr. and Mrs. Scott RoeMr. and Mrs. John T. Roselli
The Adopt-A-Student ProgramMake a direct impact in our students’ lives
as a scholarship benefactor.
You already know that CTK students earn a significant portion of the cost of their education through their jobs in our Corporate Work Study Program. Every family also pays tuition. Still, each student needs approximately $5,000 annually to fully fund his or her education. We are thankful to our generous Adopt-A-Student donors, who bridge the gap between the full cost of a CTK educa-tion, what our students earn at their jobs and what their families can afford to pay in tuition.
As our enrollment grows, our students need your support. Please consider pledging your support today, and help change a student’s life. For more information, please contact Maureen Kelly, Assistant Director of Development, at (773) 413-3513 or [email protected].
“Christ the King has made the biggest difference in my life. School is not always easy, but I know my teachers care about me and want me to succeed. I am thankful for my CWSP job, because I know other kids
my age don’t get to go to work. I’m especially grateful to my Adopt-A-Student sponsor, who makes this experience possible for me. I feel like I
have a whole team of people rooting for me here at CTK!”- Shakira, CTK Class of 2018
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$999 - $500Ally Dealer Products and ServicesMr. and Mrs. John M. BarkidijiaMs. Emily BlahaMr. and Mrs. Charles K.
BobrinskoyMs. Susan M. CarlsonCircle Urban MinistriesMr. Patrick G. CookeMrs. Barbara DavisMs. Caitlin E. DesmondMr. Paul FerakMr. and Mrs. Gregory M. FingerMr. and Mrs. Donald FitzgeraldMr. George ForneroMr. and Mrs. William D. Forsyth, IIIMr. and Mrs. John FreewaltMr. and Mrs. Peter GariepyDr. Khalilah Gates-Hill and
Mr. Theo HillMr. and Mrs. John GinascolMr. and Mrs. Todd M. GriffithMr. and Mrs. Ward R. HammMs. Beth Anne HastingsMs. Elizabeth A. Hastings
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. HayesMr. and Mrs. David C. HeysonMr. and Mrs. Art HofstetterMr. Stephen HolteMr. and Mrs. John T. HowardMr. and Mrs. Bartlett Q. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Mark K. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. George J. KaiserMs. Christie A. KeenanMr. and Mrs. Kenneth KlassmanMr. Eric KyeremeMr. and Mrs. Juan Carlos LinaresMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. LoftusMr. and Mrs. A. Lawrence LundDr. and Mrs. Michael MajewskiMr. and Mrs. Royal B. MartinMr. and Mrs. Stewart BradleyMr. and Mrs. Sean McDermottMr. James G. McDermott, Jr.Mary McDonoughMr. Roger J. McFaddenMr. and Mrs. Daniel W. McGrathMrs. Helen McIlvaineMr. Mark McMillan
Mr. and Mrs. David K. McNultyMr. Timothy S. MitchellMorgan StanleyMr. and Mrs. James MoriarityMs. Gloria MossMs. Mary C. MulhernMr. and Mrs. Patrick W. MurraySteve and Anne MurrayDr. Claire NoonanMr. and Mrs. Jeff OhmMr. and Mrs. John OrmsbyMr. and Mrs. Stephen R. PattonThe Pegasus FoundationMr. and Mrs. Frank F. PellegriniPhalanx Capital Management, LLCMr. and Mrs. Robert PlanekMr. and Mrs. Thomas PontarelliMr. and Mrs. Ross PriesterMr. David J. QuadeMr. Tom RaffertyMr. and Mrs. Michael F. ReardonMrs. Jacqueline S. RecordMr. Timo RehbockMr. and Mrs. Steven J. Riley
Rotary Club of Oak BrookMs. Suzanne M. SchlechtMr. Edward M. SchoderMrs. Margaret Ann SchoderMr. and Mrs. Tom SchoderThe Honorable Mary S. SchostokMr. and Mrs. James P. SeebergMr. and Mrs. Gerald N. ShieldsMr. and Mrs. Tim SimondsMr. Jeffrey A. Sirota and
Ms. Karen T. UselmannSt. Ignatius College Preparatory
SchoolMr. and Mrs. James R. StinsonMr. and Dr. Paul Stroka, Esq.Dr. and Mrs. Daniel E. SullivanMs. Christine TrifariMr. Philip TrifariUnited Way of The National
Capital AreaMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey VanSpankerenMr. Damon VaughanMr. L. Casey Weck
Donors helped to raise over $500,000 for student financial aid and scholarships at the King of Hearts Gala. The event, hosted by the Board of Directors, was held on January 29, 2016, at The Drake Hotel Chicago.
2016 KING OF HEARTS GALA
Mr. and Mrs. George RuebensonMr. and Mrs. Edward RyczekMr. and Mrs. Patrick A. SalviMr. and Mrs. Michael L. SazdanoffMr. and Mrs. Henry G. SchmidtMr. Stewart A. SchoderThe John and Kathleen Schreiber
FoundationMr. and Mrs. Gerard J. SchulteMr. and Mrs. Jeremy SchwartzDr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. SchwartzMr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Scoby
Mr. and Mrs. John J. ScottMr. and Mrs. William A. SeebergMr. Blake P. SercyeDr. and Mrs. John J. ShannonMr. and Mrs. Robert E. ShawMr. and Mrs. Paul M. Sheridan IIIMr. and Mrs. Ross O. SilvermanMr. and Mrs. Ted SinarsMr. and Mrs. Steven SmitsThe Rev. John P. Smyth Standing
Tall Charitable FoundationMr. Anthony E. Speiser
Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. StarkStetler, Duffy & Rotert, Ltd.Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. SullivanMr. and Mrs. James B. SweanyMrs. Barbara SweeneySylvan EnrichmentMs. Geraldine A. TaylorMr. and Mrs. Mark T. TritschlerDr. Dean Tsarwhas and
Dr. Amy TsarwhasUBSDr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Vertuno
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. WalshDr. and Mrs. Jesse G. WardlowMs. Lynn WatkaWells Fargo Community
Support CampaignMs. Kristin WenzlerMr. and Mrs. Brian B. WhalenMr. and Mrs. Daniel R. WirtzMr. and Mrs. Aaron WoodMr. and Mrs. James S. WylieMr. and Mrs. James Zeller
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$499 - $100ABC BankMr. and Mrs. John AbernethyMr. James A. AlexanderMr. Anwar AliMs. Brenda AllenMr. and Mrs. Craig AndersonMs. Keri AndersonMr. and Mrs. Chris AndersonMr. Matthew AndressMr. and Mrs. Paul AndrieMr. and Mrs. Phil AndrieMr. and Mrs. Stanley AndrieMr. Michael AnelloMr. Eshaan AroraMr. Matthew ArthurAT&T Employee Giving CampaignMr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Azu-PopowMr. William C. BadkeMr. and Mrs. J. Stephen BaineMr. James E. BajnerDr. Charles T. BarlowMr. Kent D. BarnettMr. and Mrs. Kevin J. BaudhuinMr. Brian Beglin
Mr. Todd BelcoreMr. Justin BentleyMr. Gino BettsMs. Colleen BingleMs. Eileen BingleMs. Hilary BingleRobert and Maureen BingleMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. BishopMr. and Mrs. Edmund P. BolandMs. Mary Catherine BortMs. Erin BradburyMr. and Mrs. Jim BraultMr. Andrew Conner BrennanMs. Kelly BrennanMr. Sean BrennanMs. Shirley Brennan
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew F. BreslinMr. and Mrs. Daryl A. BrownMs. Eleanor C. BrownMr. and Mrs. Finley W. Brown, Jr.Ms. Yolanda BrownMr. Dan BrowneMs. Katharine BurklandMr. Ian M. BurnsMr. and Mrs. Terrence M. BurnsMr. and Mrs. Timothy CaldwellMr. and Mrs. Joseph CaltabianoMr. and Mrs. Leonard J. CardascioCarmel Catholic High SchoolMr. Sean CarmodyMrs. Monica CarneyMr. Reinaldo A. Cave and Mrs.
Irma HernandezChicago Fire Department,
Battalion 3Ms. Jennifer CiminoMr. and Mrs. Michael R. ClancyMr. and Mrs. Brian ClarkeMr. and Mrs. Tim CoburnMr. Thomas A. Coffey
Ms. Cheery Coffey-GunnMr. Charles ColeMs. Betsy ColemanMr. Kevin CollinsMr. and Mrs. Michael CollinsMr. and Mrs. Daniel V. ConsidineMr. and Mrs. Jacques A. ConwayMr. Patrick ConwayMs. Christina CouriMs. Mary Ann CoxCrescent Cleaning CompanyMr. and Mrs. John T. CrillyCristo Rey Jesuit High SchoolMr. Thomas J. Crooks, Esq.Mr. Jack J. Crowe and Ms. Ave C.
Zuccarino
Dr. Sean CullinanMr. Barry C. CunninghamMr. and Mrs. Matthew T. Dattilo, Esq.Ms. Kim DawsonMr. and Mrs. Jason DeJonkerMr. Tom DemetrioMr. Patrick DePoyMs. Colleen DesmondMs. Katie DoanMr. and Mrs. Dominic DohertyMr. William J. Donnelly and
Ms. Jane E. DowneyMr. William J. DorseyMr. and Mrs. Daniel DresselMr. and Mrs. Martin J. DugganMs. Morgan R. DuheMs. Kathryn DunneMs. Julie EgorMs. Frances C. EppsMr. Steve ErlenbaughMr. and Mrs. Edward P. Evert, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. FatumMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. FeifarMs. Sarah E. Finch
Mr. and Mrs. Edward FitzgeraldMs. Delia FloresMr. and Mrs. Michael D. FlynnForefrontMr. and Mrs. Joseph D. ForemanMr. David FreimanMr. and Mrs. Juan A. FuentesMr. and Mrs. Daniel R. FuscoMr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Gallagher, Jr.Ms. Erin GaughanMr. and Mrs. Christopher GeneserMr. Donald C. GiannettiMr. and Mrs. Aidan GillespieMr. Kevin GoldenMs. Bernadette GoldmanMr. and Mrs. Terry Granahan
Ms. Jillian GranatoMs. Teresa GutierrezMr. and Mrs. Don HallbergMr. and Mrs. Michael A. HanlonMs. Carol HaranMr. and Mrs. Timothy R. HardingMr. and Mrs. Colin HarrisMr. and Mrs. John HarrisMr. and Mrs. Tom HartmanMs. Jeanne C. HaskeMr. and Mrs. Stephen J. HasselbeckRev. Dr. and Mrs. Marshall HatchMs. Andrea HaversonMr. Seth C. HeapeMr. and Mrs. Conor HeatonMr. and Mrs. Joseph E. HeeryMr. Ian HelmuthMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. HerdmannMs. Cecilia HernandezMr. and Mrs. Thomas HinterbergerDr. and Mrs. Ryan HoodMr. and Mrs. R.J. HottovyMr. Thomas J. HulsemanMr. and Mrs. Timothy Hunter
Greg and Karla IrvingMr. Vidomir IvanovicMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. JacobsMr. and Mrs. Michael JamiesonMs. Rebecca A. JankeMr. Chris JanusMs. Margaret JessoppMr. Tomorris JocelynMr. and Mrs. Bevon JosephMs. Catherine JoyceMs. Anna May JuniusMr. and Mrs. Martin C. JuniusMr. Brian A. KahnMr. and Mrs. Todd KahnMr. Michael KarichMr. and Mrs. Paul O. Kay
RISE UP 2016
Friends of CTK celebrated our first college graduates and 5th graduating class at the 6th Annual RISE UP. The college-themed event, hosted by our Rising Leaders Council, raised nearly $80,000 for tuition assistance at The Montgomery Club on June 16, 2016.
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Ms. Maureen A. KellyMs. C. Maeve KendallMr. and Mrs. Matthew M. KentMs. Kathryn KingDr. and Mrs. Kevin T. KingMr. and Mrs. Robert F. KingMr. and Mrs. Andrew KoeppelMr. Richard H. Kolb IIIMr. and Mrs. Paul J. KorrisonMr. and Mrs. George KoutsogiorgasMs. Annie LabusMr. Matt LaFromboisMs. Julianne LandsvikMr. Michael T. LaughlinMr. and Mrs. James F. LeahyMs. Colleen LeeMr. and Mrs. Brian ListonMr. Daniel LoftusMr. Peter M. LoGiudiceMr. and Mrs. James W. LymanMs. Mallory LyonMs. Becky Lyons Mr. Bruce W. MacArthurMr. Bill W. MahoneyMs. Kathleen C. MaloneMr. and Mrs. Thomas B. MannardMr. Paul MarronClem and Norma MartinMarty’s Coaches CornerMr. Adam MatosMr. and Mrs. Scott MazurMs. Lauren McCallickMr. and Mrs. Allan J. McCarteDr. Kevin McClellan and
Dr. Mary Dougal
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. McClellanMr. and Mrs. William McClinticMr. and Mrs. Trip McCoyMr. and Mrs. Kevin McDonnellMr. William McElligott, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGurkMs. Theresa McKeon-JonesMr. and Mrs. George J. McLaughlinSister Mary Fran McLaughlin, BVMMs. Meghan McNerneyMr. and Mrs. Mark MelioMr. Brian R. Michalek, Esq.Mr. and Mrs. Daniel MichalekMr. Dennis M. Michon and
Ms. Jean M. BuckleyMiles Family FundMr. and Mrs. Jens A. MillingMr. and Mrs. Ronald L. MilsapMr. Thomas MooreMs. Meghan M. MoranMs. Bridget MulhernMs. Maureen MulhernMs. Margaret MurphyMr. and Mrs. Thomas P. NeedhamMr. Joseph I. Nemmers, Sr.Blythe NewtonNorthridge GroupMr. and Mrs. Fred J. O’ConnorMrs. Mary Ann OdermanMs. Katie M. OlsonMs. Kathleen M. OsbergerMs. Jenee PageMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. PantellisMrs. Katherine C. PappasMr. and Mrs. William J. Park
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parkinson, Jr.Mr. Steve Pavlovic and
Ms. Dorothy WulfMr. and Mrs. Dale PelletierMr. Stephen PerezMs. Jacqueline PerlmanThe Pierce Family Charitable
FoundationMrs. Jennifer F. PintoMr. William M. Plante and
Ms. Robin L. SmithMr. and Mrs. Raymond C. PlasMs. Tracy Pope-GreshamMs. Elizabeth PortilloMs. Kathleen QuigleyMr. John RaffertyMs. Beth RahnMr. and Mrs. Mark M. ReillyMr. and Mrs. Frank ResnikMs. Jennalee RickoffMr. and Mrs. Michael RipperMs. Vernetta RobinzineMr. Phillip and Mrs Sheila RockMr. and Mrs. Jose RodriguezMr. and Mrs. George W. RourkeMr. and Mrs. Robert J. RudnikMr. Geno RugglesMs. Holly SabainiMr. and Mrs. Kurt SaborMs. Elizabeth SandersMr. and Mrs. Louis J. SariegoMr. and Mrs. Ken SchiffmanMr. Joseph SchmittMs. Elizabeth T. SchoderMr. Joseph J. Schoder
Captain Michael T. Schoder, USMCDr. and Mrs. Jerome E. SchoenMs. Bridget SchweihsMs. Mary Katherine SchweihsMs. Lauren SchwerMs. Katie SeebergMr. R. James SeebergMr. and Mrs. Daniel SeebergMr. and Mrs. Ron SemerdjianMr. and Mrs. Steve ShaneMr. and Mrs. Brian SheaMr. Scott D. SherwinMr. and Mrs. Chris ShoupMs. Barbara SilbertMs. Kathryn L. SopkoMs. Jeralyn SorensenSt. Peter’s ChurchMr. Scott StavishMr. Dominic StortoMr. and Mrs. Andrew P. StuddertMr. and Mrs. Paul SuberlakMs. Elizabeth SuffredinMr. Andrew SullivanMr. and Mrs. Dirk TernbergMs. Sharon C. TherieauMs. Emily ThomasMr. Joseph TinagliaMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. TisaMr. and Mrs. John TocksMs. Katherine TruccoMr. Adam TymowskiMr. and Mrs. John VerhammeMr. and Mrs. John J. VondranMs. Roma VoraMs. Christa VrabelMr. and Mrs. George E. WardMr. Michael C. Warren and
Ms. Julie BuchananDr. and Mrs. Thomas J. WeigelMr. William A. Werner, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. WesleyMr. Kevin WestroppMs. Anne WhiteMr. Adam J. WidlakMr. and Mrs. James C. WilliamsMr. Jeffrey L. WisemanMr. and Mrs. Joe WisniewskiMr. and Mrs. J. Christopher
WoiwodeMr. and Mrs. Bruce WrightMs. Prathima YeddanapudiMr. Daniel J. ZiemniakMr. and Mrs. Jerry D. ZinkulaMr. Daniel L. Zundel
CHARTER MEMBERS WANTEDAs a young school serving low-income students, we rely on annual support to fully fund our students’ educations. Your generosity is building a tradition of lasting support and for this we are extremely grateful. As we look to expand our enrollment, we are also looking to identify partners who are interested in ensuring their legacy of support continues to benefit generations of CTK students.
We are aware of several individuals and families who have chosen to include Christ the King in their estate plans, and welcome others to join them as Charter Members of our planned giving society. It can be as easy as naming Christ the King in your will or including us as a beneficiary on an insurance or retirement plan.
If you are interested in learning more, or have already included CTK in your estate plans, please let us know so we can properly recognize and thank you for your generosity. You can check the box on the enclose remittance envelope or contact Steve Holte, VP of Advancement, at 773.413.3509 or [email protected].
Every gift, no matter the size, makes a tremendous impact.
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AnonymousMs. Angela Q. AbramsMr. and Mrs. Tim AhleringMs. Elizabeth AlvarezAmerican Women of Austin-Oak ParkMr. and Mrs. Bud BachMr. Robert Rocotello and Mrs.
Dalia Bagdonas RocotelloMs. Caroline BaileyMr. and Mrs. Joseph F. BajnerMs. Evelyng BaranelloMs. Alison P. BarnesMr. and Mrs. John BarryMr. and Mrs. Michael J. BarryMr. Randall BarthMs. Meg BingleMr. Gerardo BotelloMr. David M. Bowles, Jr.Mrs. Mary I. BowmanMs. Kaitlyn BraunMr. and Mrs. Tim BrennanMs. Kathleen CahillMs. Michelle CahillMr. and Mrs. Frederick CattledgeMr. Brian CollinsMr. Matt CollinsMs. Tiara CollumMr. and Mrs. James E. ConlonMr. and Mrs. Robert M. DahlkeMs. Danielle D’AlessandroMr. Thomas J. Darrow
Mr. and Ms. Rob DooleyMr. and Mrs. Tony DouglasMs. Leah DrummondMs. Beth FischerMs. Lisa FloranMs. Ester Franco-PayneMr. and Mrs. Robert L. GariepyMs. Michelle GarveyMs. Linda GelsMs. Suzanne GeorgeMr. and Mrs. Glenn P. GerckenMr. Peter J. HallanMr. and Mrs. Robert M. HansenMr. and Mrs. John S. HasmonekMs. Kathryn HealyMr. and Mrs. J. Patrick HoganMs. Laura B. HomanMr. Donald A. Hoppa, CPAMs. Alison JaworMr. Matthew R. JenkinsMs. Neferteri JohnsonMs. Kimberly JonesMs. Katherine KarichDr. Catherine A. Karl and
Mr. David R. RuthenbergMr. and Mrs. C. Philip KearneyMr. and Mrs. Brian KeenanMr. and Mrs. Henry T. KellyMs. Ann KendallMr. Preston Kendall and The
Honorable Virginia Kendall
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Kloempken
Mr. and Mrs. David E. LakowskiMr. and Mrs. Nicholas LaneseMr. and Mrs. Daniel LewisMs. Claire LittlefieldMr. Robert LucasMr. and Mrs. Tom H. LuetkemeyerMr. and Mrs. J. R. MacDonaldMr. and Mrs. Robert MarrenDr. Edward L. MarutRev. David F. Mastrangelo, S.J.Ms. Jane McEnaneyMr. Neil McFadden and
Ms. Eileen PembrokeMr. and Mrs. Michael J. McGeeMr. Shawn P. McGurnMr. and Mrs. John G. MooreMr. Brian MoranMs. Christina MorrisMr. and Mrs. Richard F. MorrisroeMr. Philip C. NahlikLt. Col. Edmund M. Nolan, USAF
(Ret)Mr. Ryan NovakMs. Marianne O’KeefeMr. and Mrs. Sean OlisOne Eleven Wealth Management
GroupMr. and Mrs. Drew F. OrsingerMr. Matthew Padberg
Mr. and Mrs. Mike PalecznyMr. Patrick PhelanMs. Mary C. PicchettiMr. and Mrs. Vito A. PingitoreDr. and Mrs. Francis PrendergastMs. Columbia RanallyMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. ReedyMs. Deborah D. RobertsMr. and Mrs. Richard C.
RushkewiczMr. and Mrs. John K. RussellMr. and Mrs. Chris Schenkel, Esq.Ms. Jenny SeebergMs. M. Regina SeebergMr. Matt F. SeebergMr. and Mrs. Joseph G. SmithMr. and Mrs. Henry SotomayorMs. Sally S. StaffMs. Becky SuttonTarget CorporationMr. and Mrs. Gary A. ThomasUnited Way of Metropolitan
ChicagoMs. Sarah VoraMr. and Mrs. Andrew R. WiesmanMs. Anjanette Wroblewski Mr. and Mrs. Kurt A. ZundelMs. Natalia P. Zuniga
$99 & Under
While we have taken great care in preparing this report, mistakes occasionally occur. We sincerely apologize for any errors or omissions from this list. Please contact Steve Holte, VP of Advancement, at (773) 413-3509 with any additions or corrections, and we will update our records immediately.
- Deceased Donor
GIFTS IN-KINDAlly Dealer Products and ServicesMr. and Mrs. Edward M. BestvinaRobert and Maureen BingleBreakthru Beverage GroupMr. Peter BrennanThe BristolMr. and Mrs. John F. ChambersChicago Blackhawks CharitiesChicago BullsChicago CubsChicago Underwriting GroupConstellation Brands, Inc.DabbleThe Dailey MethodMrs. Barbara DavisTom and Marcia Desmond
The Walt Disney World ResortsDog Hotel | DaycareMr. Patrick O. Doyle and
Ms. Kathleen T. MurdockDryBarMr. and Mrs. George F. Fitzpatrick, Jr.Mr. Thomas J. FlemingFriends of Christ the KingGemini BistroMr. and Mrs. Christopher GeneserGibson’s RestaurantGlamour Girl Airbrush Tan, LLCKathy and Jerry GrahamMike and Barbara HeatonMs. Kenya HemingwaySusan and Gary Janko
Mr. and Mrs. John J. JigantiMr. Bartlett Q. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. John A. KoladaMr. and Mrs. Eugene LentiMr. and Mrs. Ramsey Lewis, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. LombardoMalnati Organization, Inc.Mr. Michael MaloneSandra and Robert MarjanMr. and Mrs. Daniel W. McGrathLynn and Tony McGuireMr. and Mrs. Jim McGurkMr. and Mrs. John C. MooreMr. and Mrs. James MoriarityMr. Lawrence V. MorrisonScott and Nora Murray
Steve and Anne MurrayOne North Kitchen & BarPhalanx Capital Management, LLCRadio Flyer, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. ReillyMs. Jessica SchultzShred415Spa O ClubDr. and Mrs. Daniel E. SullivanTrunk ClubBob and Maria WestroppMr. James F. ZangrilliZanies Comedy Nite Club
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VOLUNTEERSAngela AbramsBrian AhernAriyanah AriyanahJon ArmstrongTony Azu-PopowDanielle BanksMaggie BaranHeidi BarkerAli BarnesMark BazinMolly BealinDanielle BeaulieuJason BenjaminRabiatu BerryEd BestvinaSue BestvinaGino BettsKristina BittorfNick BlankTherese BleecherJasmine BlumenbergTherese BohnTracey BokoskiGeorge BolingDavid BowlesMar BrennanAshley BrownDaryl BrownEnisa BrownOzzie BrunoSheena BryantChristine BuhrmasterGrace BurkeBritteny BurnsSusana Calvillo
Benjamin CampbellMonica CarneyEmmy CarragherYasmin CavenaughCherelle ChambersTracy ChatmonMeagan ChuckranLia Colber AdamQiana CollinsNick CristophePat CurranSue DahlJames DalesPatrick DeckerHeather DeJonkerMarcia DesmondJim DomenicoKamilah DowellMosie DuheClaire EbloviMarty EndreMichelle ErnsdorffAndres FarinaJaclyn FinnekeEsther Franco-PayneAmy FuentesJuan FuentesVickie FultzRaja GaddipatiRyan GallagherNicole GallanisAmy GambaraLaura GarciaKhalilah Gates-HillSarah Gatti
Paige GesickiAngus GorbergKevin GordonLaSaundra GordonKathy GrahamDara GrayLaverne GreenJacob GrossJennifer GuidiPatrick HanlonZach HanzMelvin HargrettJackie HarrisGeneen HarstonJuliet HartSeth HeapeMonica HicksDarryl HobsonSharlene HobsonPaul HoltePeg HolteSteve HolteHarrison HoranJohn HrabrickKira HumphreyJonny ImermanKesha JacksonBecca JankeDon JankeDorothy JigantiHeather JohnsonKelsey JohnsonKristin JohnsonLatrice JohnsonMarnie Johnson
Lauren KaminkyKelly KelleherMaureen KellyMatt KentJessica KimbroughRachel KohlMaureen KoladaRyan KruzelJoAnn KunkelMichael LaughlinMichael LevesqueB.J. LevyClaire LittlefieldJoanna LuccaMallory LyonAlex MaragosDavid MarcotteMarshanie MarshawConnor MartinDavid MastrangeloLauren McCallickMegan McCarthySara McCarthyMarsha McClellanMarsha McDermottLynn McGuireKelley McKeeverSr. Mary Fran McLaughlinBrianna MitchellRoosevelt MoneyhamTracey MooreJuan MorenoGriffin MuckleyJulie MugliaLeo Murphy
Nora MurrayKathy Nemmers Alicia NewmanJade NewtonCyril NicholsSally NietoKatie OlsonElizabeth OverstreetMaggie PaoliSam ParkAlpa PatelNancy PaterNicholas PearseAnita PerkinsCristy RahmanJoseph RandolphMark ReillyJeanne ReillyRyan ReniffCathleen RobinsonDean RolandoStephanie RoonMelissa RootSarah RuszkowskiChris RybaCorey RybaAmanda SaborOlumide SaidErnest SandersJelissa SandersMarian SasettiLuke SaundersKristen SchenkStewart SchoderJay Scoby
Joshua SheltonSonya SpauldingJordan StaffordLakeisha StatenRob SteinTracey StevensGerald StewartVincent StollAnthony SturdiventNancy SullivanKourtney ThornYuji ToefieldKatie TorresManika TurnbullGeorge ValaikaMark VargasOmar VargasRaquel VillarrealKatie WadeBrigit WalshDan WalshBrid WardlowAnna WarnerDiane WehlingStephanie WesselsKevin WestroppMaria WestroppKyle WilliamsDori WilsonSara WisniewskiAllison WoodMagda WrobelDon WycliffeLiz Young
TRIBUTE GIFTSIn honor of Pat BittorfMs. Lauren Schwer
In memory of the deceased members of the Cahill familyMs. Kathleen Cahill
In memory of Sukchai ChayalukMr. and Mrs. Jeremy Schwartz
In honor of the birthdays of Tom and Marcia DesmondMs. Barbara Silbert
In honor of Marcia DesmondMr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Studdert
In honor of Susan HaarmanMr. and Mrs. George B. Haarman
In memory of Mary HagertyMs. Anna May Junius Mr. and Mrs. Martin C. Junius
In honor of Dave Mastrangelo, S.J.Mr. and Mrs. Chris AndersonMr. and Mrs. Michael D. FlynnMr. and Mrs. Scott McVeigh
In honor of the Confirmations of Mike and Ted MooreDr. Claire Noonan
In honor of James D. Murphy, James D. Murphy, IV and Matthew R. MurphyMs. Margaret Murphy
In honor of Joe and Kathy NemmersMr. Sam N. Nemmers
In honor of Dave and Kate NikolaiMs. Bernadette Goldman
In memory of Margaret Mary ParrilliMr. Matt F. Seeberg
In memory of Thomas and Steve SaundersMr. Dennis M. Michon and Ms. Jean M. Buckley
In memory of Lizzy SeebergMs. Emily Blaha Ms. Elisabeth A. LaveryMr. and Mrs. A. Lawrence LundDr. Edward L. MarutMs. M. Regina SeebergMs. Jeralyn SorensenMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey VanSpankeren
In honor of Robert James SeebergMr. Matt F. Seeberg
In honor of Maria WestroppMr. Kevin Westropp
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CONTACT THE DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
Steve Holte, VP of Advancement(773) 413-3509 or [email protected]
Maureen Kelly, Assistant Director of Development(773) 413-3513 or [email protected]
David Bowles, Director of Communications (773) 413-3577 or [email protected]
Katie Karich, Development Officer(773) 413-3588 or [email protected]
Tony Azu-Popow, Database Manager(773) 413-3504 or [email protected]
WAYS TO GIVEThank 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 Steve Holte, VP of Advancement. 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. Give online - www.ctkjesuit.org. Safe, secure and easy. For additional support, please contact Maureen.
IN-KIND GIFTS Please visit our website for ideas of goods and services to support our mission or contact Maureen.
GRANTS 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.
MATCHING GIFTS 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. Contact your HR department or Maureen.
MONTHLY GIVING Your credit card or bank account can be automatically charged each month. Contact Maureen to enroll in this program.
PLANNED GIFTTo 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 generations of CTK Jesuit students. Please contact Steve for more information.
APPRECIATED STOCKS & SECURITIESWith the market near an all-time high, gifts of appreciated stock may result in a tax savings for you! By donating stock, CTK receives the full value of the stock and you forgo capital gains taxes. Contact Steve for additional transfer information.
TRIBUTE 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.
UNITED WAY Designate your United Way contribution directly to CTK. Write “Christ the King Jesuit” on the “donor-option” line and provide our EIN number, 26-0556958, on your campaign giving form.
VOLUNTEERWith over 340 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, join a committee, proofread college essays, judge a science fair, paint a classroom, serve as a guest lecturer, teach a class, coach a club or sport, or tutor our students. Contact Maureen.CORPORATE GIVING
In addition to providing jobs, corporations can support CTK by underwriting a program, sponsoring a special event, hosting a supplies drive, or volunteering with us.
EVENTS Join us for our King of Hearts Gala on Friday, January 27, 2017 or RISE UP in the fall of 2017. Participate as a sponsor, purchase tickets or a table, donate an item to our auction, or serve as a member of the event committees or as a volunteer. Please contact Katie to learn how you can get involved.
ONLINE GIVING Give online today! Safe, secure, and easy. Visit our website - www.ctkjesuit.org
SHOP AT AMAZON SMILE Register CTK as your charity of choice and Amazon will donate 0.5% of all eligible purchases to CTK when you shop http://bit.ly/CTKsmile. Bookmark this page so that all your shopping will benefit our students.
DONOR ADVISED FUNDS As a tax-exempt 501(c)3 charity, Christ the King is a qualified recipient of gifts through donor advised funds. These funds help individuals support the causes they care about in a strategic, streamlined, and tax-effective way. For more information about donor advised funds, contact your financial advisor. If you would like to give to CTK through your fund, please contact Steve.
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