C haldean Community Foundation held its inaugu- ral awards dinner on Thursday, November 01, 2018 at the Palazzo Grande Banquet Center, hosting 600 individuals at an event focused on community service and philanthropy. Guests included Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel, City of Sterling Heights Mayor Michael Taylor, Michigan Supreme Court Justice David F. Viviano, Representative Peter Lucido, Representative Steve Bieda, Iraqi Consulate Adnan Almaajoon, and representatives from the Ster- ling Heights Police Department, Michigan Air Force Association, and the Chaldean Catholic Parishes of Michigan. The Foundation presented Marianna Kattula with the Community Service Award for consistently demonstrating qualities of compassion and service, and Jason Najor with the Philanthropist of the Year Award for setting a standard of excellence in charita- ble giving. Continuing with the philanthropic theme, Kevin Denha, Saber Ammori and Mark Denha, along with Wireless Vision generously contributed $200,000, giving them the naming rights to the multipurpose room that will be part of the 2019 expansion of CCF’s current building. Level One Bank also contributed to CCF’s capital campaign, donating $150,000, giving Level One the naming rights to the Life Skills Center that will also be part of the 2019 expansion. Thanks to the generosity of Patrick Tomina and w3r Consulting, the Foundation also awarded two $5,000 scholarships to Yousif Yousif and Tammam Noori. Yousif is a Junior and Tammam is a Senior at Oakland University, both working towards their degree in Biological Sciences. w3r Consulting has pledged to provide $50,000 in scholarship support to the Chaldean Community Foundation. This year marked the third year of the S.T.E.M. Scholarship Program. The evening concluded with the drawing of our 50/50 raffle ticket winner, Mr. Michael Meram. CCF sold $31,000 worth of raffle tickets with the lucky recipient receiving half. foundation New COO Announced Paul Jonna began his position as Chief Operating Officer for the Chaldean Community Foundation and the Chal- dean American Chamber of Commerce. Paul comes to us from the Taubman Company, where he had been a staff attorney for almost 4 years. Paul resigned his board positions at the Chamber and Foundation in order to take on this role, and Patrick Tomina, the Executive Chair, has stepped up to serve the remainder of Paul’s term as Chairman of the Board. We are happy and excited to welcome Paul to the staff! BRIEFING Inaugural Gala raises $400,000 for the Chaldean Foundation Mission Campaign OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF THE CHALDEAN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION :: FALL/WINTER 2018
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Chaldean Community Foundation held its inaugu-ral awards dinner on Thursday, November 01,
2018 at the Palazzo Grande Banquet Center, hosting 600 individuals at an event focused on community service and philanthropy. Guests included Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel, City of Sterling Heights Mayor Michael Taylor, Michigan Supreme Court Justice David F. Viviano, Representative Peter Lucido, Representative Steve Bieda, Iraqi Consulate Adnan Almaajoon, and representatives from the Ster-ling Heights Police Department, Michigan Air Force Association, and the Chaldean Catholic Parishes of Michigan.
The Foundation presented Marianna Kattula with the Community Service Award for consistently demonstrating qualities of compassion and service, and Jason Najor with the Philanthropist of the Year Award for setting a standard of excellence in charita-ble giving. Continuing with the philanthropic theme, Kevin Denha, Saber Ammori and Mark Denha, along with Wireless Vision generously contributed
$200,000, giving them the naming rights to the multipurpose room that will be part of the 2019 expansion of CCF’s current building. Level One Bank also contributed to CCF’s capital campaign, donating $150,000, giving Level One the naming rights to the Life Skills Center that will also be part of the 2019 expansion.
Thanks to the generosity of Patrick Tomina and w3r Consulting, the Foundation also awarded two $5,000 scholarships to Yousif Yousif and Tammam Noori. Yousif is a Junior and Tammam is a Senior at Oakland University, both working towards their degree in Biological Sciences. w3r Consulting has pledged to provide $50,000 in scholarship support to the Chaldean Community Foundation. This year marked the third year of the S.T.E.M. Scholarship Program.
The evening concluded with the drawing of our 50/50 raffle ticket winner, Mr. Michael Meram. CCF sold $31,000 worth of raffle tickets with the lucky recipient receiving half.
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New COO AnnouncedPaul Jonna began his position as Chief Operating Officer for the Chaldean Community Foundation and the Chal-dean American Chamber of Commerce. Paul comes to us from the Taubman Company, where he had been a staff attorney for almost 4 years. Paul resigned his board positions at the Chamber and Foundation in order to take on this role, and Patrick Tomina, the Executive Chair, has stepped up to serve the remainder of Paul’s term as Chairman of the Board. We are happy and excited to welcome Paul to the staff!
BRIEFING
Inaugural Gala raises $400,000 for the Chaldean Foundation Mission Campaign
OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF THE CHALDEAN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION : : FALL/WINTER 2018
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Chaldean Community Foundation at a GlanceDid You Know?• Chaldeans are Aramaic-speaking, Eastern Rite Catho-
lics and the indigenous people of Iraq.• Metro Detroit is home to the largest Chaldean com-
munity outside the Middle East with an estimated population of 160,000.
• Since the United States’ invasion of Iraq in 2003, more than three fourths (1,000,000+) of Iraq’s Christian population have fled due to religious persecution and remain displaced as refugees throughout the world.
• Since 2007, more than 30,000 Iraqi refugees have migrated to Michigan.
Mission:Improving the stability, health and wellness of those we serve through advocacy, acculturation, community devel-opment and cultural preservation.
Services:Core programs of the Chaldean Community Foundation include:
Refugee Acculturation Sustainability and Training (RAST) — helps refugees and others acculturate and become less dependent on federal and state subsidies and services. • English as a Second Language (ESL) — teaches indi-
viduals English through a partnership with Macomb Community College.
• Immigration — helps individuals apply for lawful permanent resident status and to become naturalized citizens.
• U.S. Naturalization Courses — instruction and training for successful completion of the U.S. Citizen-ship and Immigration Services (USCIS) naturalization examination.
• Career Services — provides job search, training and placement.
Behavioral Health — supplies much-needed mental health referral services to refugees and others in South-east Michigan. One of the core initiatives of this program is Breaking Barriers, which provides assistance and advocacy to individuals with special needs and respite to caregivers. • Braille ESL Acculturation Mobility (B.E.A.M.) Pro-
gram — helps better equip those with visual impair-ments to live independent lives.
• Hard of Hearing, ESL, American Sign Language, Life
Skills (H.E.A.L.) Program — helps better equip those with hearing impairments to live independent lives.
• Cultural Competency Training — provides education and information to community, health and government organizations on and about the Chaldean community.
Affiliates:Chaldean Community Foundation also administers the following programs, which are funded entirely through community donations:
• Chaldean Loan Fund — provides low-interest loans to help Iraqi Christians purchase a vehicle.
• Project Bismutha (the “act of healing”) — provides free or reduced-cost healthcare to Iraqi Christians without medical insurance through the Chaldean American Association for Health Professionals.
• Academic and Endowed Scholarship Programs — provides financial aid assistance for Chaldean students to help meet the escalating costs of education.
• Giving Hearts — philanthropic Chaldean women’s collaboration in memory of the late Vivian Esshaki Shouneyia. Helps to alleviate the financial duress relat-ed to medical care expenses.
• John Loussia Cancer Fund — in memory of the late John Loussia, provides financial assistance to those impacted by the high cost of medical expenses.
• Waad Murad Advocacy Fund — advocacy fund that of-fers a reward for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the assailant(s) of violent crimes perpetu-ated against Chaldean businesspeople.
EMPLOYMENT
EDUCATION
IMMIGRATION
FINANCE
ADVOCACY. ACCULTURATION. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. CULTURAL PRESERVATION.
2018 IMPACT
CHALDEAN COMMUNITYFOUNDATION
LED MORE THAN
31,000INDIVIDUALSON A PATHWAY TO STABILITY
MORE THAN
1,160JOB PLACEMENT
SERVICES CONDUCTED
THE CHALDEAN LOAN FUND CLOSED THE YEAR WITH MORE THAN
$350,000 IN OUTSTANDING AUTO LOANS
615ESL, CITIZENSHIP,
COMPUTER TRAINING AND
VOCATIONAL STUDENTS ENROLLED
4,192 IMMIGRATION APPLICATIONS
FILED
MORE THAN
$4.1 MILLION RAISED FOR THE CCF MISSION CAMPAIGN
THROUGH COMMUNITY DONATIONS 3,894 INDIVIDUALS WITH
DISABILITIES SERVED (RESPITE, COUNSELING AND
ADVOCACY SERVICES PROVIDED)
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO SCHEDULE A VISIT, CALL 586.722.7253 OR GO TO WWW.CHALDEANFOUNDATION.ORG
Breaking Barriers
EMPLOYMENT RATE 74%
OF CLIENTS ARE NON-CHALDEAN 15%
APP
ROXI
MATELY
PROVIDED APPROXIMATELY
$86,000 WORTH OF IN-KIND
SERVICES
473PHYSICIAN
APPOINTMENTS
2,411 PRESCRIPTION VALUES IN EXCESS OF $15,168
$37,000 WORTH OF LAB WORK
THANKS TO A GENEROUS GRANT FROM ASCENSION
MORE THAN
MORE THAN
EMPLOYMENT
EDUCATION
IMMIGRATION
FINANCE
ADVOCACY. ACCULTURATION. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. CULTURAL PRESERVATION.
2018 IMPACT
CHALDEAN COMMUNITYFOUNDATION
LED MORE THAN
31,000INDIVIDUALSON A PATHWAY TO STABILITY
MORE THAN
1,160JOB PLACEMENT
SERVICES CONDUCTED
THE CHALDEAN LOAN FUND CLOSED THE YEAR WITH MORE THAN
$350,000 IN OUTSTANDING AUTO LOANS
615ESL, CITIZENSHIP,
COMPUTER TRAINING AND
VOCATIONAL STUDENTS ENROLLED
4,192 IMMIGRATION APPLICATIONS
FILED
MORE THAN
$4.1 MILLION RAISED FOR THE CCF MISSION CAMPAIGN
THROUGH COMMUNITY DONATIONS 3,894 INDIVIDUALS WITH
DISABILITIES SERVED (RESPITE, COUNSELING AND
ADVOCACY SERVICES PROVIDED)
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO SCHEDULE A VISIT, CALL 586.722.7253 OR GO TO WWW.CHALDEANFOUNDATION.ORG
Breaking Barriers
EMPLOYMENT RATE 74%
OF CLIENTS ARE NON-CHALDEAN 15%
APP
ROXI
MATELY
PROVIDED APPROXIMATELY
$86,000 WORTH OF IN-KIND
SERVICES
473PHYSICIAN
APPOINTMENTS
2,411 PRESCRIPTION VALUES IN EXCESS OF $15,168
$37,000 WORTH OF LAB WORK
THANKS TO A GENEROUS GRANT FROM ASCENSION
MORE THAN
MORE THAN
EMPLOYMENT
EDUCATION
IMMIGRATION
FINANCE
ADVOCACY. ACCULTURATION. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. CULTURAL PRESERVATION.
2018 IMPACT
CHALDEAN COMMUNITYFOUNDATION
LED MORE THAN
31,000INDIVIDUALSON A PATHWAY TO STABILITY
MORE THAN
1,160JOB PLACEMENT
SERVICES CONDUCTED
THE CHALDEAN LOAN FUND CLOSED THE YEAR WITH MORE THAN
$350,000 IN OUTSTANDING AUTO LOANS
615ESL, CITIZENSHIP,
COMPUTER TRAINING AND
VOCATIONAL STUDENTS ENROLLED
4,192 IMMIGRATION APPLICATIONS
FILED
MORE THAN
$4.1 MILLION RAISED FOR THE CCF MISSION CAMPAIGN
THROUGH COMMUNITY DONATIONS 3,894 INDIVIDUALS WITH
DISABILITIES SERVED (RESPITE, COUNSELING AND
ADVOCACY SERVICES PROVIDED)
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO SCHEDULE A VISIT, CALL 586.722.7253 OR GO TO WWW.CHALDEANFOUNDATION.ORG
Breaking Barriers
EMPLOYMENT RATE 74%
OF CLIENTS ARE NON-CHALDEAN 15%
APP
ROXI
MATELY
PROVIDED APPROXIMATELY
$86,000 WORTH OF IN-KIND
SERVICES
473PHYSICIAN
APPOINTMENTS
2,411 PRESCRIPTION VALUES IN EXCESS OF $15,168
$37,000 WORTH OF LAB WORK
THANKS TO A GENEROUS GRANT FROM ASCENSION
MORE THAN
MORE THAN
EMPLOYMENT
EDUCATION
IMMIGRATION
FINANCE
ADVOCACY. ACCULTURATION. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. CULTURAL PRESERVATION.
2018 IMPACT
CHALDEAN COMMUNITYFOUNDATION
LED MORE THAN
31,000INDIVIDUALSON A PATHWAY TO STABILITY
MORE THAN
1,160JOB PLACEMENT
SERVICES CONDUCTED
THE CHALDEAN LOAN FUND CLOSED THE YEAR WITH MORE THAN
$350,000 IN OUTSTANDING AUTO LOANS
615ESL, CITIZENSHIP,
COMPUTER TRAINING AND
VOCATIONAL STUDENTS ENROLLED
4,192 IMMIGRATION APPLICATIONS
FILED
MORE THAN
$4.1 MILLION RAISED FOR THE CCF MISSION CAMPAIGN
THROUGH COMMUNITY DONATIONS 3,894 INDIVIDUALS WITH
DISABILITIES SERVED (RESPITE, COUNSELING AND
ADVOCACY SERVICES PROVIDED)
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO SCHEDULE A VISIT, CALL 586.722.7253 OR GO TO WWW.CHALDEANFOUNDATION.ORG
Breaking Barriers
EMPLOYMENT RATE 74%
OF CLIENTS ARE NON-CHALDEAN 15%
APP
ROXI
MATELY
PROVIDED APPROXIMATELY
$86,000 WORTH OF IN-KIND
SERVICES
473PHYSICIAN
APPOINTMENTS
2,411 PRESCRIPTION VALUES IN EXCESS OF $15,168
$37,000 WORTH OF LAB WORK
THANKS TO A GENEROUS GRANT FROM ASCENSION
MORE THAN
MORE THAN
EMPLOYMENT
EDUCATION
IMMIGRATION
FINANCE
ADVOCACY. ACCULTURATION. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. CULTURAL PRESERVATION.
2018 IMPACT
CHALDEAN COMMUNITYFOUNDATION
LED MORE THAN
31,000INDIVIDUALSON A PATHWAY TO STABILITY
MORE THAN
1,160JOB PLACEMENT
SERVICES CONDUCTED
THE CHALDEAN LOAN FUND CLOSED THE YEAR WITH MORE THAN
$350,000 IN OUTSTANDING AUTO LOANS
615ESL, CITIZENSHIP,
COMPUTER TRAINING AND
VOCATIONAL STUDENTS ENROLLED
4,192 IMMIGRATION APPLICATIONS
FILED
MORE THAN
$4.1 MILLION RAISED FOR THE CCF MISSION CAMPAIGN
THROUGH COMMUNITY DONATIONS 3,894 INDIVIDUALS WITH
DISABILITIES SERVED (RESPITE, COUNSELING AND
ADVOCACY SERVICES PROVIDED)
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO SCHEDULE A VISIT, CALL 586.722.7253 OR GO TO WWW.CHALDEANFOUNDATION.ORG
Breaking Barriers
EMPLOYMENT RATE 74%
OF CLIENTS ARE NON-CHALDEAN 15%
APP
ROXI
MATELY
PROVIDED APPROXIMATELY
$86,000 WORTH OF IN-KIND
SERVICES
473PHYSICIAN
APPOINTMENTS
2,411 PRESCRIPTION VALUES IN EXCESS OF $15,168
$37,000 WORTH OF LAB WORK
THANKS TO A GENEROUS GRANT FROM ASCENSION
MORE THAN
MORE THAN
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Update Fall 2018The Chaldean Community Foundation moves forward with the development of a 130-unit apartment building with 8,000 square feet of commercial space at 43700 Van Dyke, located on Van Dyke and 19 1/2 Mile Road. In the past few months we have been able to get approval for the site from MDEQ. CCF has met with the Michigan State Housing Development Author-ity Director and his leadership team to build a capital stack of loan, incentive, gap financing and other sources to pay for the estimated $25,000,000 development.
We are working with the City of Sterling Heights to zone the land as a Planned Unit De-velopment (PUD) and look forward to beginning work at the site in the spring of 2019. CCF
Board of Directors and Housing Committee have completed the process to select a Property Man-ager: Fourmidable Management Company, and a General Contractor: G. Fisher Construction.
USCIS Grant AwardThe U.S Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), as part of the Fiscal Year 2018 Citizen-ship and Assimilation Grant Program, has awarded the Chaldean Community Foundation (CCF) a grant in the amount of $250,000. Chaldean Com-munity Foundation was one of four organizations to receive funding for the Refugee and Asylee Assimilation Program (RAAP) through USCIS.
Through this grant program, CCF gained resources to build community capacity to support Legal Permanent Residents, who were resettled as refugees or granted asylum, with all aspects of civic, linguistic, economic, cultural, and institutional assimilation while resettling in the United States, impacting their progress toward full civic assimilation.
The primary focus of the Refugee and Asylee Assimilation Program is to provide individu-alized programming to lawful permanent res-idents (LPRs), who entered the United States under the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) or were granted asylum, to attain the skills and knowledge required for successful citizenship and to foster a sense of belonging and attachment to the United States. This grant strives to promote long-term assimilation of those LPRs who have identified naturalization as a goal yet may need additional information and instruction services to attain it.
Van Dyke Apartments
VisitorsThe incoming Iraqi Consul General, Mr. Adnan Almaajoon, together with the outgoing Consulate Dr. Mustafa Ahmad Mustafa visited the Chaldean Community Foundation on September 19, 2018 and met with CCF staff. “We welcome the opportunity to work together with the Chaldean Community Foundation on many issues. We recognize your value and strength in the community, and I made a point to make the Foundation visit my first stop after arriving in Michigan. Our doors are open for the community” said Mr. Almaajoon.
FBI Special Agent in Charge Tim Slater and Assistant Special Agent in Charge Jeffrey Downey were hosted by the Chaldean American Chamber of Commerce and Chaldean Com-munity Foundation on Monday, September 10, 2018. The CCF also hosted a law enforcement career night in collaboration with the Sterling Heights Police Department, Michigan State Police and the FBI on November 15, 2018.
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Client TestimonialLina H. a refugee, left Iraq a few years ago after her husband was kidnapped on his way to work, never to be found or heard from again. After speaking with the police department and search-ing for her husband in hospitals, government of-fices, and his place of work with no success, she and her family began to receive threats on their lives. She gathered her children and fled Iraq out of fear, seeking safe refuge in America.
A few years have passed since Lina entered the United States, and throughout those years she has come to the Chaldean Community Foundation seeking compassion and assistance to help stabilize her life in America as a single mother. “I am so happy and pleased and wish to thank the Chaldean Community Foundation for the wonderful services it provided for me and many other members in the community. They helped me financially, made my children
happy and assisted with a car loan that I plan to pay back in the near future. I am grateful for the entire Foundation staff. “
You, too, can become more involved in help-ing people like Lina live a successful life in the United States by going to https://www.chaldean-foundation.org/donate and making a tax-deduct-ible donation that will help the 31,000 individ-uals in need we serve each year. Give us a call at 586-722-7253. Ways to get involved include hosting a parlor event at your home where guests can come and hear about the mission of CCF, scheduling a tour and inviting a friend to see firsthand the important work that takes place at CCF, or volunteering your time at our many events that assist those with disabilities.
To learn more about our mission, go to www.chaldeanfoundation.org or follow us on Facebook @ chaldeanfoundation and Instagram @chaldeancommunityfoundation.
Building ExpansionThe City of Sterling Heights has approved the new zoning and plan for the 18,000 square foot expansion of the CCF Offices. The Board of Directors also approved the hiring of Jonna Companies as the Construction Manager. The groundbreaking will be in the spring of 2019 with a ribbon-cutting anticipated in late 2019. CCF was awarded a $500,000 grant for the expansion, thanks to Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ).
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DONORSThe Chaldean Community Foundation would like to thank the
following individuals for their donation to CCF this past quarter:
14K PawnAdvanced CosmeticAl Walaem Restaurant Alexander MaroufAlrig USAAlton Auto BodyAmer BallyAndy PatrosArie LeibovitzAscension - St. John ProvidenceBabel Enterprise Inc.Bar Louie Royal OakBerardi Partners Inc.Best Western HotelBrigadier General Doug SlocumCentury 21Chaldean NewsChaldean VoiceChanelle NamouCIA Insurance Risk ManagementCina RadioCitizens BankCK Gift ShopCoeus LLCComerica BankCompass GraphXCranbrook Financial Johnston Lewis Associates David & Anahid NowakDenha Media & CommunicationsDevon Title DKI International Inc.Doug BrownDr. Nathima Atchoo Elias Maizi Emad Nakkash, M.D., P.C.Exclusive ImageryFamily Food MarketFamily KarateFarbman GroupFDM ContractionFour Seasons ContractingFourmidable National Real Estate ManagementFrancis & Natalie YonoFrank & Judy JonnaFrankenmuth BreweryFrankenmuth Credit UnionGeorge Brikho
Ghanim DawoodGiarmarco, Mullins & Horton, P.C.Giffels WebsterGrafico Printing & DesignGuardian Angel Home CareHaji Group, LLCHenry Ford Macomb HospitalHiba TomaHigh Pointe Oil Company, Inc.Independent BankInternational Institute of Metropolitan DetroitIshtar Restaurant Jason AbroJason ZaraJeff AbroJehan YousifJoey Murad John and Leila KelloJohn MansourJohn Paul Home Care, Inc.Jonna Construction Co.KJ Commercial Real Estate & Jappaya LawLaw Offices of Marshal GarmoLazar Sound & Lighting Inc.Lina TatoMacomb Community CollegeMacomb County Planning & Economic DevelopmentMacomb Intermediate School DistrictMarlin KajyMarouf Law Martin KasmikhaMcLaren MacombMEA TV & RadioMercy Funeral Home, LLCMichael SarafaMichigan Graphics & AwardsMilford ContractingMudher AbdulkareemNatalie EssakNick NajjarOne Macomb Group One Touch ProductionPalm SweetsPatrick TominaPaul & Hilda MonaPCS MobilePeck Foundation
Plunkett & CooneyRaad AyarRaad KelloRajwan KajiRandal TomaRefracted Film, LLCRegency ManorRobert NofarRudy KashatRummel InsuranceRyan NofarSachse ConstructionSahara Restaurant Sandra HannaSaroki ArchitectureSecret Haute CoutureSesi Design GroupSharon HannawaSKY CreativeSkywalk Internal Medicine PCSylvester Sandiha Southfield Funeral HomeSuburban Jaguar-Land Rover Susan KattulaSyscoTeam One Credit UnionThe Palazzo Grande The State BankTheresa Sitto Thweny’s Outdoor ServicesTom TamouTommy HajiTooty FruityTown Pediatric Clinic PLLC Triangle Development Co., Inc. UHYUnique Chair CoversUS ICE Corp.Utica Community Schoolsw3r ConsultingWafaa's FlowersWarren Consolidated SchoolsWathiq AlsiamerWells FargoWhitehall Real Estate InterestsWireless VisionZack & Constance JabroZeena RomayaZuhair Garmo
