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STCPS 2021 Donor Impact Report

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THANK YOU DONOR IMPACT REPORT 2020–2021


MISSION Saint Columbkille Partnership School is a community of families, educators, and partners inspired by the values of the Gospel. We are committed to the education of children of all backgrounds in an environment that cultivates respect, mutuality, and care. Rooted in the Roman Catholic tradition, we search for the truth with joy, practice the good with conviction, and contemplate the beautiful as we prepare students for lives of faith, service, and leadership.

SCHOOL PLEDGE

We pledge to learn to love, learn to give, learn to learn, and learn to live with the help of Jesus Christ for the greater glory of God.

Saint Columbkille Partnership School has benefited significantly from its relationship with St. Columbkille Parish, Boston College, and the Archdiocese of Boston.

With a heart full of gratitude, I would like to say thank you, whether you made a gift, volunteered your time or talent, or simply prayed for Saint Columbkille Partnership School.

Since 1901, it has strived to educate children in Allston/Brighton and surrounding communities, providing not only an excellent education, but also enabling students to grow in faith and appreciation of their personal gifts.

Last year was not easy for any of us. My thoughts are with all of you— especially those who lost friends and family; those who suffered illness; those who endured long separations from loved ones; and those who lost employment.

As a laboratory school of Boston College’s Lynch School of Education and Human Development, Saint Columbkille has received assistance to enhance curriculum, faculty, facilities, and financial aid. It has also gained from the energy, talent, and commitment of undergraduate student volunteers and future teachers from BC. Saint Columbkille and Boston College have helped one another in efforts to encourage their students to develop their minds, hearts, and souls; understand the importance of the common good; and work for the greater glory of God, goals of Catholic education for generations.

Yet, you chose, in this time of extraordinary hardship, to support our school. Parents closely adhered to our protocols. Alumni, parents, and friends stepped up with financial support. Our faculty and staff were remarkable, weaving a spirit of joy through our classrooms each day. And our students impressed me most of all! Day after day, we witnessed their resilience, friendship, creativity, and adaptability.

Please know that your dedication and support of Saint Columbkille make it possible for not only young people today, but also in the future, to learn and be inspired to go about doing good, as Christ did while he was on this Earth.

This report highlights the strengths of our school community during a most extraordinary year. It also shares how your support not only helped us navigate a difficult time, but also positions us for a remarkable and hopeful future. With your generosity, our faculty’s dedication, and God’s love, the students of Saint Cols will continue to, as our school pledge says, “learn to love, learn to give, learn to learn, and learn to live.”

William P. Leahy, S.J.

Jennifer Kowieski

President, Boston College

Head of School

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YOUR IMPACT: OUR PEOPLE

Welcome Saint Columbkille Partnership School is the only lab school in Boston offering a pre-K through Grade 8 Catholic education supporting cutting-edge approaches to teaching and learning in the humanities, the arts, and the sciences against the backdrop of the Catholic intellectual tradition. Saint Columbkille Partnership School is among a small group of schools across the world with a distinctive and strong collaboration with a leading research university — in our case Boston College — allowing for a more thoughtful approach to each child’s education. We attract brilliant teachers, enthusiastic learners, and forward-thinking families. We are mission-driven and committed to ensuring that a high-quality Catholic education is available to all who seek it. For all these reasons and more, gifts from our parents, grandparents, alumni, friends, community members, and foundations are essential to our success. Each year, we raise more than $1,000,000 to uphold our mission of preparing our students for lives of faith, service, and leadership. In this report, you will see how this collective generosity made a difference in one of the most challenging years our school community has faced. We hope this report will inspire you, and we thank you for your support, now and in the future.

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“Through the tireless efforts of the staff, faculty, and school community, Saint Columbkille was a beacon that would not be dimmed in 2020–21. It was a place for joy and growth for our daughter to greet, and be greeted, with open arms every day.”

PAULINA & GREG KELLY Saint Columbkille Partnership School parents


YOUR IMPACT: OUR PEOPLE

The 2020–2021 school year was like no other at Saint Columbkille. Thanks to the extraordinary efforts of our faculty,

A CONVERSATION WITH PEGGY STRAKOSCH & JEN KOWIESKI PEGGY STRAKOSCH: I’d love to hear about your journey, and what brought you to Saint Columbkille.

Peggy Strakosch

Co-chair of the Board of Trustees at Saint Columbkille Partnership School

staff, and students, we succeeded in offering in-person and remote education. Here, we share some stories of the people who made this possible. Donor support ensured a high-quality Catholic education for all who seek it. Additionally, your gifts helped keep our community safe throughout the pandemic.

Jen Kowieski

Head of School at Saint Columbkille Partnership School

JEN KOWIESKI: Well, I’ll fast-forward through several years of teaching—I absolutely loved being a classroom teacher, from second grade all the way up to eighth grade. And then I became an assistant principal at the school where I was in Chicago, and I enrolled in a graduate program at the University of Notre Dame. Through that program, I was reminded of what brought me into Catholic education a couple of decades ago, what the real power of Catholic schools holds. And it centered me on what kind of school I wanted to be in. I love the school where I was, but I was looking for a place that was more diverse. One of my professors told me she was moving to Boston and her children would be attending an incredible school, called Saint Columbkille Partnership School. I responded to her that every Sunday, when I go to Mass and I’m praying for some clarity about where I should be, right next to me is the statue of Saint Columbkille—who I’d never heard of before! When I came to visit the school it affirmed all of the wonderful things I had heard about it being a welcoming, diverse community. As I walked through, Saint Cols felt like home.

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PEGGY: That is a good feeling. As you’ve completed your first year, what have you learned? JEN: The school really is the strong community I thought it was. There’s no way we would have made it through this past year without our faculty, and without parents who are committed, not just to their child’s education, but the education and well-being of everyone in the school. And I’ve come to see how many different people, such as alumni, community members, grandparents, and Boston College alumni, support this beautiful institution. It’s outstanding: the number of people who never attended the school and never sent their children here, who still see the school as either an important philanthropic opportunity or a place where they want to volunteer and give their time. PEGGY: Where do you see other areas of growth? JEN: The areas of growth are those where we have a good foundation and can strengthen and enhance, including the elementary reading curriculum, the social and emotional health of our students, and responsible

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technology use. We have identified these areas as priorities for our current students, but also opportunities to grow as a school. PEGGY: From whom do you draw your inspiration? JEN: Like everyone I get busy and sometimes forget, but I read the Gospel for the day and see what word or phrase speaks to me. And I’m grateful to have a network of colleagues throughout the United States who are Catholic school leaders. So on any given day, I’m calling someone to check in and see how they’re doing, and also to share what’s happening at our school and glean some wisdom. My grandmother was someone very special. She passed away last spring. At her memorial service, everyone who spoke talked about her being someone who never had an unkind word, that she was thoughtful and generous, and people just felt loved and accepted in her presence. When you’re around someone like that, you can be yourself more authentically and also perhaps be a better version of you. And I think that ties a lot into who we are as a school. I was already pulled in hook, line, and sinker when I saw the motto that Saint Cols is a place where children are known and loved.

And I believe that deeply—that it’s only when our students know that they are loved and they are accepted for who they are, that they can be the best version of themselves. PEGGY: Red Sox fan or Cubs fan? JEN: I do have a Cubs T-shirt, but I couldn’t tell you a single player on the Cubs team this year! I’m looking forward to going to a game at Fenway. Someone will have to teach me about the Red Sox, but of course that’s what middle school students are for! PEGGY: Anything else you would like us to know? JEN: While learning is hard work, it should always bring about great joy. So again, I’m grateful for our teachers, last year, who found ways to weave joy into everyday moments from our kindergarten dance parties, to some fun competitions that our middle school students had, and everything in between. I’m grateful to be in a place where joy is part of our mission statement.

“Something I learned during the pandemic was how much we take things for granted. I realized how much we should acknowledge the staff here at Saint Cols. Everyone worked so hard to make sure that we had a fun and safe learning experience.” BRENDA BORGES Grade 8 student

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YOUR IMPACT: OUR PEOPLE

Although Erica Rego’s official title is Director of Admissions and Outreach, she might as well be called “Director of Student and Family Success” at Saint Columbkille.

“Once you’ve enrolled here, you are a part of the family.” ERICA REGO Director of Admissions & Outreach

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Her connection with families begins—but far from ends—with recruiting and enrolling prospective students and onboarding them to be part of the school community. In fact, she was in their exact shoes a few years ago when she chose Saint Columbkille for her own daughter, Sophie. Now, a proud freshman at Holy Cross, Sophie still considers Saint Cols her family. And like everyone, a year of necessary pandemic distancing left Erica more eager and appreciative of a future return to normal. “I’m definitely a people person,” she says, and when it was safe enough for families and children to visit the school in-person, “it’s like I felt alive again.” As seen across other Catholic schools in the region able to open for in-person learning, Saint Cols enjoyed a bump in enrollment. Rego finds joy and takes pride in the many families who have re-enrolled and who will get to experience Saint Cols in its full communal glory—from formal after-school activities to playful lingering on the playground into the afternoons.

For more than 500 years of Jesuit education, one enduring ideal is cura personalis: meeting students where they are and caring for their growth—not just on a grade sheet but, soulfully, as “whole people.”

“One thing I can tell you is that—across the board—once you’ve enrolled here, you are a part of the family,” she says. “It’s not just about the school—it’s about being a partner in bringing your kids up in life.” For Rego, community care means wearing a variety of hats—from serving as a liaison and interpreter to the Portuguese and Spanish communities, to helping field questions about everything from health insurance to immigration issues to city bus schedules. Sometimes families arrive in the U.S. without having completed middle or high school themselves, making Saint Cols a launching pad for first-generation college hopefuls. Like so many others on staff at Saint Cols, she’s inspired to fulfill God’s calling for her. And there’s been one mantra of compassion that she’s drawn upon throughout this challenging year: “Someone told me every time you’re helping someone to look at them and see Jesus’ face.”

“I want students to understand why the world is the way it is.” DAVID WALSH Loyola Academy Social Studies & Religion Teacher

For David Walsh, a triple Eagle from BC High through to a master’s in education, those ideals were central to not just surviving, but thriving in a pandemic year. The unprecedented demands of masks, social distancing, and protection against viral spread meant that summer lesson planning was more hope than certainty. “I had to adapt pretty much every lesson I have. It’s such an unbelievable variable that was thrown into it,” he says. “You have to be ready to adjust on the fly and try to keep that open mindset.” Fortunately, he was following his 7th grade homeroom into their 8th grade year and had already bonded deeply with the cohort. “I just kind of felt like I knew everything about them,” he says. “And the students were always willing to meet you halfway”—including during two of Walsh’s quarantines when he taught them from his home.

Walsh had to be equally adaptable to teaching civics during a year of tremendous social and political turmoil, but found the social justice calling of the Saint Cols curriculum inspiring. “I want students to understand why the world is the way it is,” he says. “And give them the tools to address it in the future.” These tools included integrating conversations about Black Lives Matter protests and economic inequality—giving students space for individual reflection on the same big, difficult conversations with which society as a whole is wrestling. As a first-generation college student himself, he finds further inspiration in helping young people forge a path toward high school and beyond: “I’ll try to make myself that much more of an extra resource to talk about their future, because the student’s path might be very different from what their parents’ was.”

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A NOTE from A PARENT

YOUR IMPACT: OUR PEOPLE

We could not have made it through this unprecedented year without the resilience and hard work of our students and their families. They adhered carefully to health protocols, delayed travel and gatherings, and persevered through personal hardship. Our donors helped us keep them safe by providing funds for special equipment and facilities maintenance and improvements, including a completely renovated health office. Additionally, we upgraded technology, refinished floors in the preschool classrooms and hallways, and installed an improved air filtration system. We hired additional staff for cleaning and rented two large tents to better use our outdoor space.

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By Kathy D'Avolio

GRATEFUL FOR THE SAINT COLS “SOLDIERS OF EDUCATION” My family started our Saint Columbkille Partnership School experience in September 2020. I was nervous and worried, starting a new school in the midst of a pandemic. How would my children make new friends wearing masks and social distancing? My family had only stepped foot inside the building very briefly when the kids took their assessments. On the first day of school, I opened my car door, they got out, and I drove away. But this is how much I trusted Saint Cols that they would be safe. Gratefully, they did know what their teachers looked like due to the thoughtful videos each teacher prepared before the school year started. My boys came out of school that first day so happy and so excited. Max told me a classmate came up to him, fist bumped him and said, “Hi, my name is Jimmy.” I was so impressed by that child; that was a true testament to the welcoming, inclusive, and nurturing environment here at Saint Cols. Every morning my boys were excited and proud to put on their uniforms. I believe there is a strong sense of accountability and responsibility that is placed on these children and children yearn for this. Every morning, when we dropped off the boys, my daughter would ask why she was not in school. Watching her do Zooms with BPS K1 was simply not right, so we enrolled her as well in October. After each of her first days, she would run into the car and say, “I had the best day ever!”

YOUR IMPACT: OUR FAMILIES

What your gift provides:

$10,000 PROVIDES ONE YEAR OF TUITION FOR ONE STUDENT

$5,000 PROVIDES TECHNOLOGY FOR ONE CLASSROOM

$1,500

CLOSES THE GAP BETWEEN THE ACTUAL COST OF TUITION AND WHAT WE CHARGE

I am not a crier, but I must admit in those early days of the year, I teared up watching the staff at dismissal and how committed everyone has been all year to these children keeping them safe and educating them. I have watched the teamwork; you truly are like soldiers of education. It was amazing to watch and to be a part of this community. The faculty and staff faced this year head on with bravery and continued to move forward every day. Everyone should be very proud, and I am grateful for you all. for lives of faith, service, and leadership

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YOUR IMPACT: OUR STUDENTS

YOUR IMPACT: OUR STUDENTS

THE BOSTON COLLEGE PARTNERSHIP

LOYOLA ACADEMY AT SAINT COLUMBKILLE PARTNERSHIP SCHOOL 2021 HIGH SCHOOL MATRICULATION

Although the pandemic prevented us from welcoming Boston College student teachers and volunteers into the building, our partnership with the Lynch School of Education and Human Development deepened. In addition to the lab school relationship, Boston College:

• Boston College High School • Buckingham Browne & Nichols

• Supported our remote learners by offering virtual enrichment activities, such as Book Club. Sixty students from the Emerging Leaders Program (ELP) created engaging virtual co-curricular classes for our remote learners.

“The resources available to Saint Columbkille from our deep relationship with Boston College as a laboratory school allow us to provide a rigorous academic education in a Catholic environment to our diverse student population.” PEGGY & GREG STRAKOSCH Co-Chairs, Board of Trustees, Saint Columbkille Partnership School

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• Fontbonne Academy • Malden Catholic

• Worked closely with our faculty to research and address issues of racism and expand diversity, equity, and inclusion in classrooms. This research continues into the 20212022 school year.

• Medford Technical Vocational High School

• Celebrated 5 teachers as they finished their graduate degrees through the Lynch School

• Newman School

• Meridian Academy • Mount Alvernia High School • Saint Joseph Preparatory School

• Offered professional development opportunities for our faculty and staff through the Roche Center for Catholic Education

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YEARS OF CONTINUED PARTNERSHIP WITH BC

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BC EMERGING LEADERS VOLUNTEERED IN STCPS REMOTE CLASSROOMS

3 5

BC URBAN CATHOLIC TEACHER CORPS MEMBERS COMPLETED THEIR SERVICE AT STCPS

386

STCPS TEACHERS GRADUATED WITH BC MASTERS DEGREES IN MAY 2021

$700,000+

STUDENTS ENROLLED IN 2020-2021

60

STUDENTS ENROLLED IN DEDICATED REMOTE CLASSROOMS

AWARDED IN FINANCIAL AID IN 2020-2021

30+

LANGUAGES SPOKEN IN THE HOMES OF OUR STUDENTS

44%

OF STUDENTS RECEIVED NEED-BASED FINANCIAL AID

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YOUR IMPACT 2020-2021

YOUR IMPACT: 2020-2021

BC RACE TO EDUCATE RAISED $150,000 VIRTUALLY

SOURCES OF GIVING​​

The 2021 BC Race to Educate, Saint Columbkille Partnership School’s largest annual fundraising event, was a huge success. With the help of families, sponsors and the staff, we collectively raised $150,000! More than 700 people participated with 163 teams registered.

“Our family was so proud to put on our BC Race to Educate t-shirts (even our two week old had one!) and walk the race course that morning while thinking about all of our friends doing the same in their neighborhoods. It was such an uplifting and inspiring day, and this year it felt even more special." KERRY COWNIE Saint Columbkille Partnership School parent

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FRIENDS OF SAINT COLS

34%

CATHOLIC SCHOOLS FOUNDATION

23%

The race was started in 2011 by the Boston College hockey team as a way to raise money to support Saint Columbkille Partnership School. Funds ​​ raised for the BC Race to Educate support programs and services ensuring that all students at Saint Columbkille receive a high-quality Catholic education. We look forward to getting back to Boston College’s Alumni Stadium in 2022 for an in-person 12th annual BC Race to Educate.

ALUMNI

15%

FOUNDATIONS & GRANTS

15%

PARENTS & GRANDPARENTS

10%

ALUMNI HELPED US REACH OUR GOAL

CORPORATE SPONSORS

3%

The Class of 1962 is a close group of alumni: they gather multiple times per year in Brighton, on Cape Cod, and in Florida to celebrate their friendship and high school memories. In 2020, amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the Class of 1962 virtually banded together to host ongoing Zoom meetings to catch up and reminisce about their days at Saint Cols. They also formed a fundraising team for the 2021 virtual BC Race to Educate, and together they raised more than $1,200 for financial aid at Saint Columbkille Partnership School.

Some of the ways we use these funds:

Financial aid, classroom technology, Grace Givers, mental health initiatives, and COVID-19-related expenses

“Saint Columbkille Partnership School provides an opportunity for the children of Allston, Brighton, and surrounding communities for a superior education in an environment that is safe, welcoming and stimulating. It’s a privilege to provide support for these deserving students so they will learn and thrive.” JOHN WALSH ’73 Board Member, UGI Corporation, Trustee, Saint Columbkille Partnership School

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YOUR FUTURE IMPACT

IMPACTFUL LEADERSHIP

To support Saint Columbkille Partnership School, you can: Contribute to our Annual Fund

Leaving a lasting legacy to Saint Columbkille as part of estate planning provides opportunities for future generations of students to have an enriching and rigorous academic experience.

• Providing financial aid for nearly half of our students

Contribute to the Parent/Grandparent Fund

• Strengthening the curriculum, including the art and music programs • Maintaining a welcoming facility and school grounds

Parents and grandparents play an integral role in supporting our school. Consider making a gift in your student’s honor to support the many activities and programs at Saint Columbkille.

• Supporting professional development for our teachers

Make a qualified charitable donation (QCD)

Contribute to the Peter McLaughlin Endowment Fund

Qualified donors above 70 ½ years old can use their Individual Retirement Account (IRA) to make an outright gift to Saint Columbkille and avoid income tax from the IRS on the distribution while also fulfilling the minimum required distribution for the year.

The Peter McLaughlin Endowment Fund for Financial Aid was established in 2018 in honor of Peter McLaughlin, a longtime member and past chair of the STCPS Board of Trustees. This endowment permanently represents Peter’s unwavering commitment to making Catholic education accessible to all.

DONATE AT STCPS.ORG/DONATE Please contact Kate Ward at advancement@stcps.org

Greg Strakosch, Chair

Jennifer Kowieski (Ex Officio)

Peggy Strakosch, Chair

Beth E. McDermott

Diane Boulanger

Jeremiah Mee (’76E)

Executive Chairman and Founder, TechTarget, Newton, MA

Community Resource Specialist, Mass General Hospital, Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston, MA

Make a legacy gift

The Annual Fund at Saint Columbkille Partnership School is our top giving priority, because it directly supports our school’s greatest asset: the students. Your support allows them to receive a transformative education. The Annual Fund makes a difference by: • Keeping the cost of tuition reasonable

BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2020-2021

“While I understood the importance of keeping the staff and students safe, I missed my time in the classroom last year. Working with the second grade as they prepared

Senior Associate Director, Major Giving, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA

Wade Brown

Head of School, Saint Columbkille Partnership School, Brighton, MA

Vice President for Development, Boston University, Boston, MA

Professor of Marketing, Suffolk University, Boston, MA

Andrew Miller, Ph.D.

Head of Strategy and Research Operations, Bristol Myers Squibb, Cambridge, MA

Assistant Professor, Catholic Educational Leadership, Lynch School of Education and Human Development, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA

Juan Concepción

Hosffman Ospino, Ph.D.

Father Richard Fitzgerald

Rick Roche

Nino Gilarde (’89)

John Walsh, Jr. (’73)

Director, Senior Legal Counsel, Boston Scientific Corporation, Marlborough, MA

Pastor, St. Columbkille Parish, Brighton, MA

for First Holy Communion

Chief Financial Officer, Viant Medical, Foxborough, MA

brought me great joy

Christopher Grillo

and I cannot wait to

Associate Dean, Finance and Administration, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA

be back there!”

Steven Koo

Assistant Professor, School of Theology & Ministry, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA

CEO, Roche Bros., Acton, MA

Board Member, UGI Corporation, Philadelphia, PA

Melodie Wyttenbach, Ph.D

Executive Director, Barbara and Patrick Roche Center for Catholic Education, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA

Associate Director, Office of Undergraduate Admission, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA

MARY HEISER

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Saint Columbkille Partnership School volunteer

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DONORS

DONORS

Donors 2020–2021 Peter McLaughlin Endowment Fund Paul Bongiorno Bernard Kane Marion and Peter McLaughlin Stephen McLaughlin Peggy and Greg Strakosch Christopher Toomey

$25,000 or more Anonymous Center Based Workforce Grant Action for Boston Community Development Boston College Alumni Hunt Street Fund, Inc. Cathy and Patrick E. Roche, Jr. Rockland Trust - Blue Hills Charitable Foundation George E. Ross Peggy and Greg Strakosch The Catholic Schools Foundation, Inc. The Flatley Foundation Patricia and John Walsh, Jr.

$10,000-$24,999 Colleen and John Boselli Megan and Wade Brown Norma Casey Eileen Doherty

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Deborah and Anthony Gilarde Mary Heiser John Chany Trust The Hamilton Company Charitable Foundation The Kelly Family Foundation

Jacqueline and Alfred † Roncarati Francis X. Ryan † Margaret and Donald VanSlochem Kate and Mark Ward

$2,500-$9,999

Anonymous Linda and Stephen Banwarth Brian J. Honan Charitable Fund Brighton Marine Health Center, Inc. Vincent Byrne City of Boston Credit Union Karen and T. Edmund Daly Jean and George De Tarnowsky Candice and Damian Dowling Mary Earls East Boston Savings Bank Brooksdale Construction, Inc. Patricia Gil-Casares and Javier Azagra Sarah and Christopher Grillo Hazard Family Foundation Marion Higgins Louise and Gerald Humphreys Martin Kane

Anonymous Boston College Allston-Brighton Community Fund Kathleen and Edward Cahill Lisa Capobianco Daniel Flatley Kira and Patrick Freytag Elaine and Anthony Grillo Audrey Hernon Guzas and Daniel Guzas Mary Lou Jacobs Pat and John Keating Melissa and Alex Marx Mildred’s Dream Foundation, Inc. Robert Murray New Balance Barbara and Dr. John O’Connell Pat and John O’Connor Philanthropy Massachusetts, Inc. Rockland Trust

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$1,000-$2,499

Paul Kane Michael Keady Jennifer and Adam Krueckeberg John Madden Paola Badillo Samperio and Scott Marshall Sandra and James McGee Mary Ellen and Robert Moran Ellen and Marc Mosier Judith Murray Marie and Jan Nowak Original Stockyard LLC Christine and Michael Power Kathy and Mike Power Steve Santos Emilia and James Serazio Julia and Michael Serazio Sisters of St. Joseph of Boston Nisha Varma and Rudy Gopalakrishnan Peggyann and Matthew Wollman Melodie and Chris Wyttenbach Julie and William Yandow

$500-$999 Anonymous Joseph Basile Michelle Bishop-Dorsey and Greg Dorsey Boston Air Corp.

$250-$499

Diane Boulanger Georgia Burke Mary Burns Kristin Horton and Alex Bush Margaret Bush Annemarie Carey Patricia Casey and Paul Hennessy Grace Cashman and Ryan Buckley Mary Ann Cashman Janice and Matthew Coyle Paul Cronin Janet and C. Michael Daley Kathryn and Michael Donnino Virginia and James Downey Thomas Freytag Jason Giragosian Catherine Grinold Elizabeth and David Hadly Francis Hassey William Healey Kimberly and Mark Herzig Ann and Paul Hesketh Kelly and Bryan Hilton Ken Holman Deena Jalal and Hin Tang Nishi Joyappa and Karan Cariappa Bethany Karanovich Gerald Kelley Jennifer Kowieski Tom Kowieski Christine and Mark McCarthy

Beth E. McDermott Sonia and Jeremiah Mee Elizabeth Mullins Mary and Kevin Myles Nuala Nichoncubhair Jill Roncarati O’Connell and James O’Connell Mary O’Connor Overdrive Interactive Edmund Orlinski Helene Peddle Thomas Quin Robyn and Peter Racheotes Boston Police Department Road to the Right Track Karen and Martin Scharf Denise Shaver and Stephen Donweber Frances and John Shea Sharon Gough and Leanne Smith Maling Szeto and Andrew Friery The Bay State Federal Savings Charitable Foundation Albert Travaglini Heather and Richard Trilles Jennifer Valdez Margaret VanSlochem Peter Vasaturo Noreen Walton Jingling Wang and Donald Wilson Paul Ward Lisa Yendriga-Norberg and Derek Norberg

Karen and Ikenna Akukwe Patrona Aquino AR Contracting Corp. Sandra and Nicholas Asermelly Janet Betts Emily Bletzer-Giguere and Nathan Giguere Meg and Francis Borrego Michael Boyle Patricia Boyle-McKenna and Matthew McKenna Cynthia Canham and Stefan Maeder Natacha and Gilbert Civil AnnMarie Staunton and Derek Clark Lisa and Peter Coleman James Collins David Cooper Allyson Cronan Shields Edwina and James Cronin Sofronia and Steven Daley Mary Daly Neli Dasilva and Cleuton Correia Katheryn Stanton D’Avolio and Brian D’Avolio Anaria Oliveira and Wilson Silva Michelle De Tarnowsky and Michael Fiorillo LeAnne and Mike Evans Peter Fallon Carol Figueroa Richard Fitzgerald Marge and Thomas Floyd Priscilla Foley Suzette and Stephen Foley Charles Fowler Lawrence Frisoli

Katherine and Joel Hales Ani and Benjamin Hamm Caroline and Joseph Hardy Alice and Robert Hart Brenda O’Connell and Jonathan Hazelwood Woody Hertzog Kristine and Christopher Hollander Laurie and Theodore Hollander Angel Johnson and Kevin Bernard Ana and Michael Keefe Paulina and Gregory Kelly Julie Kenny Jennifer and Timothy Kohl Steven Koo Bobby Kunkle Margaret and Paul Leavitt Kerry and Yong Lee Eadaoin and Adam Lewis Ivone Lima Jennifer and Brandon Lynch Rosemary and David Macioce Carey Manning Fred Manning Karen and Fred Mason Massachusetts Elks Association Inc. Erin McCabe and William Monahan Eileen McLaughlin and Robert Croteau Noemy and Jose Mendez Helena Padellaro and Michael Moran Mark Mullins Charles Murphy Alexandra and Carl Novina Margaret Nowak Borrego and Francis Borrego

Alana and Thomas Obaseki Mary O’Connell Patricia and Laurence O’Connor Bernard O’Kane Jennifer Caffrey and Sean O’Reilly ORGA, LLP James O’Toole Jihye Park and Scott Jang Adrienne Phelps-Coco and Peter Coco Mary and Robert Prendergast Prime Realty Group, Inc. Kathleen Radloff and Jonathan Nowak Deidre and Patrick Rey Allan Rodriguez Elyse and William Rumely Patricia Ryan Xin Chen and Robert Streijl Stuart Glass, Inc. Lauren and Brian Sullivan Mary Sullivan Thinktree Design Michele Tycz † Javier Valle Elizabeth VanSlochem Tom VanSlochem Lynn and Adam Walder Lynn Walder Mary Walsh and Daniel Hurley Ruth and Daniel Wyttenbach Cheen Loo and Robert Zee Min Zhang

$249 and under Megan Adzima Marcela Cupertino and Artafern Afsar Jennifer Aing and Bun Chaufan Doris and Dunstan Akolbire Carmen Alarcon Ursula Alarcon Eileen Allen Evelyn Allen Lizeth B Almeida Patricia Alvarado Albie Alvarez-Cote Joseph Alves Robert Amen Anne Ameno Heather Anderson Mariela Anderson Yvonne Anderson Sarah Anzalone William T. Appleyard Joan Arata Francisco Arellano Susan and Joe Arena Claudia Arrecis Linda Asadoorian Paul Atigbire Evelyn and Richard Auclair Mathieu Auclair Richard Auclair II Joan and William Aucoin Monica Auguste Justin Au-Yeung Valeria Avila Jorge Badillo Helen Balala Lacey and Robert Baron Marilyn Baron Katie Barrett Nancy Barry Fabricia Basilio

“My mom is the school nurse, so I got to see her a lot. We are like peanut butter and jelly, and we are stuck together!” PADDY LEWIS Grade 4 student

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DONORS

“As a parent with kids doing remote learning, I was able to see how my kids learned and how best to support them while getting a glimpse of what teaching in the Saint Cols classroom looked like. My babies still felt like part of the school community and maintained the pace with the kids who were doing in-person learning. We are truly blessed to have the best teachers.” ELIZABETH VAZQUEZ AGUILAR Saint Columbkille Partnership School parent

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DONORS Mary Battles Colleen and Peter Beacham Annette and Draylin Beaudrault Valerie Beaudrault Janet Belanger Andrew Belfield Christine Bell Peter Bellew Valerie and Richard Benavidez Robert Bent Luisa Bernabel Catherine Bernard Francis X. Bernard Lauren Bernard and Franco Ferrero-Poschetto Becca Berren Margaret Betts Kathryn Bezler Anne Bialobrzeski Robert Bialobrzeski Jennifer Birch Tricia Bitetto Kim and Curt Bletzer Marsha and Carl Bletzer Chioma and Hugh Bloor Richard Blumenthal Carolyn Bolduc Carolyn and Paul Bongiorno Ashley Boudreau Diane and Ronald Bourque Sarah Bourque Regine and Pierre Boursiquot Maureen Boylan John Boyle John T. Boyle Susan Bradbury Kate and David Bragg Eleanor Brennan Brighton Board of Trade Martha Brine

Karen Bringle Kathy Broding Christine and Tim Brothers Mary-Kate Brothers William Brothers Darren Brown Margaret and Thomas Brownell Helen Bucelewicz Michael Buckley Wannipa and Ruslan Budovsky Kayla Bullock Kristina and Jeffrey Bunce Margarita Bunuel John Burgoyne Cara Burke Christina Burke Pamela Burnell Wendy Burns Senta Burton Jennifer Busa Vivienne Butler Andrea Butterworth and Edward Hunter Barbara and Ralph Cafarelli Mariel Cain Lisa Calareso Ana Paula Calegar John Caley Katherine Caley Kevin Caley Tara Caley and Michael Espejo Timothy Caley Mylene Calingo William Callahan Margaret Callanan Cristina Callegaro Geraldine Cameron Tiffany Campbell and Curtis Woodward Collin Campbell

Donald Campbell Ann Canniff Louise Capps Rita Carlo Jennifer Carlson James Carney Kathleen Carpenter Maryanne Carr Doris Carreiro Anne Carroll Catherine Carty-Wilbur Johanne Casale Veronica Campanini and Cristiano Casalini Desi Casarez Elaine Casey William Casey Mary Cashman Cassidy Associates Insurance Erwin Castillo Erika and Edward Cedrone Anne and Jay Cedrone Janet Cedrone Laurene Cedrone William Cedrone Monica Cesari Suzanne Champagne Karen Champagne-Mchugh Jun Ou and William Chan Faith Chandler Charles River Country Club Carol and John Chebra Jessica Cheney Diane Chiappetta Edward Chiu Jennifer Christie Kimberly Christie Mary Christie Emily Chu-Donovan Rosemary Chung-Dell Michelle Clancy Eleanor Clarkson

Kaitlyn Clifford Merijke Coenraad Mary Coffey Michelle Cohan Carol and Steve Cohen Deepti and Michael Cole Sally Cole Joseph Collins Katherine Collins Maureen Collins and Josue Almeida Susan and Mark Collins Tara Collins Computer Breakthrough,Inc. Jessica Savilonis and Juan Concepción Jack Conlin Sue and Gerry Connolly Dennis Cook Mary Cooper Paige Cooper Virginia Cooper Karen and Gerard Copeland Anne Copeland John Copeland Marie Corcoran Haley Cordeau Sean Cormier Mary Cosby Mary Costello James Cote Jose Cotes Paul Cotter Susan and Harold Coughlin Franklin Cownie Kerry and Charles Cownie Katherine Crawford Keren Crawford Paul Crimlisk Lillie Critchfield Harvey Cronin Kelly Cronin Lauren Cronin

Edward Croteau James Crowley Jessica Cruz Ting Yi and Bentao Cui Kathleen and James Cunningham Paul Curley Mary Curran Eva Curtin Mary Cutler Patricia and James Cyr Daniel Daley Nancy Dallavalle Emma D’Alleva Clare Dalton Alison and Polo Dam Rosalie D’Ambrosio John Danehy, Jr. Kim Dang and Brian Campbell Tao Dang Alexandra Danis Janet Darwin Mary Davin Judith Davis Maureen Davis Janice Davolio Elizabeth Dawes Mary and Brian Day Emily Day Joseph Day Kristin Day Maura Day Katie and Julian De La Rosa Silmara De Lima Rosimar De Oliveira and Adriano Maturama Megan Dean Linda Deane and Larry Costa Kati and Brian Delahanty Patricia Delahanty

Andrew Delollis Alexandria Del’Romero Hughes and Eugene Campbell Roxanne Deluca Helen Dempsey Andrea Depatie Dorien Diaz Tara Dimaggio Jennifer Disarcina Joseph Dobbratz, USMC (Ret) Brooke Dodge Judith Doherty Michael Doherty Maureen and John Dolan, Jr. Patricia Domingues and Rafael Machado Ellen Donaghey Anne Donahue Donna Donahue Mary Donahue William Donnino Janet and Patrick Donovan William Donovan Rita Donyina-Ameyaw Hillary Doolittle Aaron Dorsett Catherine Doucette Sarah Doughtry Jeanne and Douglas Dowling Kathryn Dowling Timothy Doyle Kimberly Dubuque Diane Duggan Dana Durfee Robert Dwyer Steven Dwyer Michele Dyer Steven Ehrenberg Daphnie Ellison

Natalie English Gonzalo Entrecanales John Espejo Matthew Espejo Michele Espejo Lorraine Estrada Katie Everett George Eyerer Claire Fabrizio Alexandra and Alex Falconer Linda Faldetta Frances Falquez Manuela Familia Lisa Fandrey Maria Faricelli Amanda Farrington Megan Faughnan Nannette Fay Elaine and Donald Feener Paul Fennell Eileen Finegan Jill Finnegan Patricia Finnegan-Zaccardo Kerry Fitzgerald Barbara Fitzpatrick Inne Flaherty Patrick Flaherty Michael Flaherty, Jr Jane Flanagan and Richard Nagle Cara Flanigan Patty Flanigan Joan Flynn Kerry Flynn David Foley Kristin Foley Anthony Fonte Andrea Fonte Kathleen Forde Kathleen Forstey Paul Freeley Randy Friedman

Nicolas Frye Angelina Gagne Mark Gallagher Gwendolyn Ganong Mary-Frances Garber Maria Doreste Velazquez and Manuel Garcia-Baro Malena Gargantini Gaston Gaston Jocelyn Gates Andrew George Alanna Gibbons Patricia Giel Thomas Giel Maryann Giel-Moloney and James Moloney Kathleen Giggie Cristina Gil-Casares Luis Gil-Casares Eleanor Gillette Beth Gilligan Lauren Gimbel Susan Ginivisian Donna Girard Kathleen Golden Matthew Golden Janin Goldman Patricia Goldman Adrianne and Clemilson Goncalves Donna Goneau Julie and Michael Gonzales Susan Gonzales Martha Gonzalez Joanne Goode Kimberly Goodwin Allen and Randy Allen Barbara Gordon Courtnei Gordon Sebastiana Gorham Joan Goshgarian Flor and Milton Granados James Greeley

Dorothy Greene David Grinstead Angela Guarino Angelique Guzas Sandra Guzas Semhar Habtehans Joan Hadly Kristin and Dan Hagan Peter Haggerty Elizabeth Lewis-Hairston and James M Hairston II Earl Hales Howard Hamm II Gregory Hampton Rosemarie Hanlon Alison Hanly Rebecca Hansen Emily and Nels Hanson Kate Harrington Maura Harrington Dustin Harris Val Harris Sara Hart Maryssa Hartsgrove and Dion Grant Dominique Harz Fresno and Eduardo Vega Pizarro Jonathan Hawes Margaret Hayes Mark Hayes Siobhan Hayes Thomas Hazell Rebecca Heins Kirsten and John Henry David Henshon † Curtis Hermann Brenda Hernández Annalee Hernandez and Carlos Ortiz Roberta Hersom Megan Herspring Kelly Hetrick James Higgins

Karen Higgins Ryan Higgins Frances Hill Rosalind Hill Daniel Hirshfield Adele Hoffman Donna Hoffman Natalia Hoffmann Jo Ann and Mark Holland Erica Holt Mary Honan Pat and Paul Horrigan Christine and Michael Horton Chad Houghteling Colby Hoyer Lynn Hoyer Mercedes Huarte and Miguel García-Baró Brianne Hughes Marla Hughes Robert Huguet Kerry Hurwitch Barbara Ann Hutson Belen Fraile and Daniel Ibanez Estefania Ibanez Moreno Annie Imperato Independent Pipe and Supply Corp Christina Ioannidis Joanna Ioannidis Irish Village Inc Denise and Ronald Irmscher Laura and Mark Irmscher Paul Irrera Christine Ivers John Izzo Denise Jackson Catherine Jacobs George Jacobs Mary Jacobs Maxine Jacobs

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DONORS Donna Jacobus Josee and Philippe Jacques David Jaehnig Michelle Janowski Jaqueline Jenkins Kylie Jepson Tania Jhamb and Mukesh Kapoor Lloyd Sheldon Johnson Adrian Jones Reena Jones Sonia Jorge and Fernando Colina Mary and William Joy Jennifer Judge K Ryan Real Estate Angela Kagramanyan Ann Kane Lindsey and Robert Karanovich Haley and Daniel Karl Sheila Keady Rawson Dianne Keegan Daniel Keleher Barbara Keller Jim Kelly John Kelly Laura Kelly Paulina Kelly Rachel Kelly Ann Kennedy Debra and James Kidney Margaret Kidney Donald Kidston Jennifer Kim Leah Kirkpatrick Melissa Kirtley William Knight Caroline Kowieski Kathy Kowieski Kendall Kraft Elizabeth Krane Kathy Krane

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DONORS Diane Krause DJ and Jennifer Krauthoff Susan Krim Lorry Krous Audrey Krueger Glen Kunene Maryann Kunerth Mia Kunerth Monica Kvas Joan Lachance Katie Lafountain Kevin Lalli Bernadette Lally Catherine Lamothe Jean Lane Caroline Langfeld Matthew Lapointe Nelci Lara and Jair Moura Kathryn Laux Kate Lavelle Hayley Lavergne Katie Lavin Lenore Lawrence Cassandra and Nery Leal Flor and Sedrick Leandre Catherine Leavitt Danielle Leavitt Maria Lefrancois William Lennon Peter Leone Lorenzo Leys Joleen Linasan Damien Lock Deanne Lombardi James Lonczak Maureen Longmoore Aida Lopez Cindy Loughran Allie Lubke Joseph Lucas Matthew Lucci Christin Lydon Megan Lydon

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Patricia Lydon Judith and David Lynch Lydia Lynch Vanda and Carlos Maciel Sandra and Robert Mackerron Shayne Mackey Carol MacLaren Sandra Maclean Anne Madaus Michael Magree Jane Maguire and William Monahan Mary Ann and William Mahoney Anne Mahoney Carolyn Mahoney Eileen Mahoney P. Michael Mahoney Heather Majewski Joanne Malucky Christine Manbeck Michael Manning David Marchione Alison Marino and Rudy Guarino Ingrid Marino Stephen Marino Antoinette Marrero Alice Martin Ann Martin Monica Martin Robert Martin Anthony Martinez Michael Martinez Patricia Marvin Vicky Masison Judith Mason Karen Mason Mass Music and Arts Society Daniely and Lucio Mattos Theresa Maurer

Maureen Mayotte Elizabeth and Dennis Maziarz Kristen Mazzocchi Kristin and Shaun McAuliffe Amanda McCann Edward McCarthy Joan McCarthy John McCrohan Daniel McDonald Helena McDonough Maggie McDonough Kathleen Mcgonigle Kristin Mcgovern Kelly and Barry McGrath Lauren McGrath Wallace Mcgrew Joseph McGuill Sandra McGuiness Katherine McGuinness Bette and Bruce McIntire Elizabeth and Kristen McIntire Richard McIntyre Robert McIntyre Marianne McKenzie Kevin McLaughlin Stephen McLaughlin Terese Mclaughlin Tracy McLaughlin Mary McNeil Alyssa McNeill Catherine McNiff Robert Mcrae Patricia McShane Paula and William Mee Paul Mee Gopal Mehta Shujian Mei Carolyn Meier Phillipe Melo Melissa Mendez Roberto Mendez

Mila Deliradeva Mendoza and Alberto Mendoza Karin Mepani Corey Merchant James Merrigan Kathleen Merrigan Alvaro Merry Del Val Jan Meyer Daniela and Mihai Miclea Maureen Mihm Jennifer and John Mileski Yvonne Miner Lisabeth and Patrick Minihane Susan and Paul Minihane Alexander Mitchell Nancy and Bob Moisuk Elizabeth Moisuk Meghan Monahan Muriel Monahsn Kellie Moon Thomas Mooney Christopher Moore Shannon Moore Amy Moran Ann Moran Kayla Moriarty Angela Morrow Victoria and Christopher Mota Jennifer Mott Andrew Mullins Elizabeth and Peter Mullins Jill and Mark Mullins Jessica Mumme Erin Mundy Nicole Murati Ferrer Maria Murgueitio Maura Murphy and Mike Racette Christine and Michael Murphy Joseph Murphy

Paula Myers Thelma Myers Matthew Nagler Clare Namugga and Joseph Ddamulira Dorothy Nardone Susan and Nicholas Nardone Philip Nardone, Jr. Nicole Nardone-Leavitt and Paul Leavitt Ernest Nawn Donna Neely and John Walsh Laurie Nerich Erin Newell Catherine Niedzwiecki Ashley Niemiec Nancy Niver Maureen Nix Julia Noguchi Denise Nolan Erin Nolan Kim and Brendan Noonan III William Norkitis Liz O’Connell Sheila O’Hara Alexandra O’Neill Mary O’Brien Marjorie O’Connell Marny and Robert O’Connell Brenda O’Connell Jean O’Connor Edwin Ocran John O’Donnell Caitlin Oglesby Constance and Robert O’Hara Erin and Gerard O’Hora Sue and Rick Oiness Patricia O’Keefe

Jacklyn Okpara Abimbola Olabiyi Nnenna Olaiya Maryann Oleary Mary and James O’Leary Beverly Oloughlin Marielle O’Malley Danice O’Neil Jean O’Neil Raymond O’Neil Meg Oolders Patricia Opgaard Artur Orkisz Lisanio Orlandi Jennifer and Michael Orlinski Alexander Orrego Stephanie Ortiz Jose Ortiz Juan Ortiz Alejandra Ossa Camila Ossa and Marcus Calegar David Ossa Susan Ou Marguerite Ouellette Sandi Padellaro Debra Palmer Anthony Pappas Samruddha Parab Lisa and Timothy Parcell Lisa Parsons Marytheresa Parsons Melissa Parsons Martin Paul Rut Peña Lori Peeler Debbie Perechodiuk Pierrette Perella MacGregor Donald Perreault James Perry Kristen Perullo Ross Peterson Janet Petronio

Debbie Piltch Marie Pizziferri Eileen J. Plunkett Diane Pochini Tatiana and Pavel Podgoretsky Noah Poindexter Mary Polaczyk Nancy Pongratz Astrid Poodts Ellen and William Porcaro Lauren Porcaro Erik Porter Geri Poulos James Powell Joanne and John Powers Bud Prater Cheryl Prendergast Jonathan Priest Maureen Pritzker Lucy Proia and Lea Roy Maureen Pursley Sheila and Carlton Quinn Barbara Quinn Nicole and Gabriel Quiroga Ruth and Nicholas Racheotes Joseph Raeke Elisa Rael Mary and Gregory Rajner Katherine Ramey Pat and John Ramey Patricia Ramey Vincent Ranucci Neha Raval Jenn Reale Allison Reddington Maddie Reed Melissa Regan Tim Regan Erica Rego Cheryl Reilly Jane Reilly Claude Reinke

Jackie Reisenauer Elieth Revolorio and Carlos Barrera Beatriz Reyes Ashley and Kieran Reynolds Emily Reynolds Lorraine Rice Nicole and Gregory Rich Lucy Rickard Rosa Rickard Jacqueline Ring Beatriz and Richard Riordan Jeanette Rivera V Maureen Roberts Christina and Victor Robles Marilyn Robles Amanda Rocha Silva Michael Roche Kelsey Rode Lucimara Rodrigues Roberta and Neal Rogers Joan Rogers Mary Rogers Joseph Roman Jeanne Rooney Svetlana and Ramon Rosales Ida Roselli Linda Rowan Lisa Rowan Patrick Rowan Robert Rowan Heather Rowan-Kenyon and Mark Kenyon Sarah Rumely Noble Carolyn Rusiackas Breeda and Patrick Russell Barbara and John Ryan Nancy Ryan Charlrs Sandmel Ivan Santiago Janayra Santiago Ryan Sasso

Patricia Savage Joel Savilonis Ann and Robert Scalcione Emma Scavo Alarcon Amanda Schafer Veronica Schauer Catherine Schneider Kimberly Schulz Katherine Schunk Deborah Seiberg-Bollen and Fred Bollen Kati Seiffer William Serazio Mary Sexton Grace Shafir Reiss Margaret Shaheen Joseph Shanley Steve Shannon Elena and Leonid Shapiro Julie Ann Sharpe Sabrina Shattles Samantha Shaw Marlene Shea Joanne Shea John Shea Cynthia Shearstone Jeffrey Shearstone William Sherman Michelle and John Shields Stephanie Shinn Patricia Shubert Elizabeth Sillman Itamar Silva Barbara Simonetti Patricia Simpson Maureen Caracciolo and Dennis Sinnard Sisters of Notre Dame Peggy Sittig Linda Sleeper James Slotnick Marybeth Smails Jane and Walter Smith Arlene and Ray Smith

"Throughout the pandemic, the school went above and beyond to help kids. Our teachers came up with things like 'brain breaks' because they knew we needed to move around." DRAYLIN BEAUDRAULT Grade 8 student

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DONORS

“Our daughter’s first Holy Communion was beautiful. It was such a joyful time, despite the difficulties of the pandemic.” SVETLANA ROSALES Saint Columbkille Partnership School parent

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Sheila and Paul Snyder Onalie Sotak Jason Soto Julie Souza Joan and Augustus Spano Debbie Spencer Carol St.Cyr Patrick Stack Jacqueline Stanton Patricia Stenson Sueann Stern Kelly Stilkey Steven Straub Rosemary Stravinsky Cheyenne Sulfaro Delia and Stephen Sulfaro Nicole Sulfaro Margaret and Stephen F. Sullivan Ellen Sullivan Eugene Sullivan Joan Sullivan Kathy Sullivan Richard Sullivan Georgette Sullivan-Bauman Rochelle Summers Steve Surovick Ed Tabbert Helen Tager-Flusberg Agnes and Berman Tam Joanna Tam and Quanme Bounthisane Robert Tapey Delia Tapley Vivienne Tardieu Charlene Taylor Matthew Taylor Arturo Tejada Maldonado Juan Antonio Tejada Pineda Amelie Tejera Wendy and Welinton Teo Arlene Tevyaw

Esther Theodat Fabienne Theodat John Thompson Shawn Thompson Anisha Tibrewal Alexis Tice Julie Todd Sue and Rob Tomalka Catherine Tomar Gail and Dan Tonelli Nancy and Arthur Torigian Lauren Tourgee Joanne Tower Tiffany and Quy Tran Lam Tran Robert Tremblay Robert Trethewey Aileen Trilles Karen Tseng TT Landscaping Corp Diana and Thomas Tully Malinda Tupper Marian Tuttle Jenna Vagias Cheryl Vaiarella Michael Vaiarella Jeannette Vaillancourt Anne Valeri Despina and Jonathan Valiton Julie Valiton Elizabeth Van Slyke Heidi Vassar Marlene Vazquez Elizabeth Vazquez Aguilar and Julio Aguilar Angela Venezia Richa Vernekar Katherine Vettraino Mary Villani Carla Villanueva Kristin Villanueva Barbara Vines

Rachel Vishanoff Elise Vitello Michael Vosilla Rebecca Wade Shirley and Christopher Wai Linda and John Walsh Linda Walsh Laura Walters Lukia Wamala and Noah Zizinga Ellen Ward Susan Ward Janice Weaver Samantha Webb and Roger Nelson Jr. Michelle Weeks Abigail Wegley Annemarie Wegley Meredith Wegley Beverly Weinfeld Katie Weinger Tracy Welch Pauline Wells Jane Wentzien Kelechi Weze Kelly Wheaton Trish White Mary Ellen Whyte Andrea Wilk Beth Wilkening Judy and Dana Williams Sherry Williams Danielle Wintersteen Jeanne and John Wissler Kristen Wnuck Ann Wollman Antoinette and Stanley Wollman Fernandina Chan and Albert Wong Ellen Wright Casandra Xavier Gregory Xavier

Sabrina Xavier Angela Xenakis Haydee Yeskutis Anna Yong Eva Yong Paul Yong Geneva Young and James Chin Leona Young Deborah Youngblood Barbara and Joseph Younger Jie Yu Olivia Zabachta Mary Jo Zaccardi Jennifer Zampetti Kiara Zani William Zani Alex Zavala Erin Zavala Mayra and Edwin Zepeda

THANK YOU FOR HELPING US GROW

In-Kind Farina’s Inc. Salesforce.com Ostiguy Landscape

Matching Companies Arbella Insurance Foundation BlueHub Capital Boston Scientific CME Group Community Foundation Donation Xchange Gradient The Benevity Community Impact Fund

CONTRIBUTORS: Julia & Michael Serazio, Saint Columbkille Partnership School parents

Photography: Laura Shachmut

Kate Ward

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