Cristo Rey Annual Report 2019-20

ANNUAL REPORT 2019-20

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Our Mission Cristo Rey Jesuit High School provides a Catholic, college preparatory education and professional work experience to students from Spanish speaking families with limited financial means.

Nuestra Misiรณn Cristo Rey Jesuit High School ofrece una educaciรณn catรณlica, preparatoria para la universidad y experiencia laboral profesional a estudiantes de familias de habla hispana con medios financieros limitados.

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Dear Friends of Cristo Rey, Which emotions does the story of Our Lady of Guadalupe stir in you? Does it move your soul? Does it spark your imagination?

Does it bring you pride? Does it give you hope? Does it make you want to do more for others?

To the students and families of Cristo Rey Jesuit High School in Pilsen – predominantly of Mexican ancestry – the story and following of Our Lady does all of that and more. The significance of Mary appearing to Juan Diego – a peasant – asking him to build her a chapel on a hill is undeniable. It exemplifies that God chooses those who the world would otherwise reject. At Cristo Rey, we choose students who otherwise wouldn’t have the opportunity to afford a Jesuit education nor access to corporate work experience.

It’s important for me to see our students so joyfully participate in our traditional dramatic reenactment of the story every December 12, as depicted on this year’s Annual Report cover and on these pages.

It is magical to witness and reminds me every year why leading this community of faith and learning stirs my soul.

Our students come to us with a vision of hope and success for the future, of making real what they have only experienced in their imaginations, and with the intent to become Men and Women for others – because it is what God asks of all of us.

As you read this year’s Report, you’ll see it is a little different than previous issues. And that’s of course because this school year ended very differently than any other in our history. But even in some of the darkest and most confusing days for us all, the hope and promise that is the story of Our Lady of Guadalupe shines brightly in the eyes of our students and in their families.

Our tradition is everything. Our faith grounds us. And hope drives us forward. Thank you for making so much of this possible for the students of Cristo Rey. On their behalf, I say thank you, gracias. ¡VIVA Cristo Rey!

Our Lady of Guadalupe Mass 2019 From top: Seniors reenact the appearance

of Our Lady of Guadalupe to the peasant Juan Diego; students celebrate to the music of Chicago’s only all-female mariachi band; Cristo Rey alumni return for the annual celebration; Cristo Rey’s Club de Padres helps prepare and serve breakfast to more than 1,200 attendees. Photos by Tricia Koning Photography

Antonio Ortiz President

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Year in Review 2019-2020

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Summer 2019 1 J uniors received laptops as part of a pilot program to begin introducing devices at all class levels.

2O ne in five students attended a Summer Enrichment Program around the city, country, and world.

September 2019 3N early 300 attended Cristo Rey’s first-ever White Sox Game outing - a reunion for CR alumni!

4C risto Rey’s inaugural Giving Day on September 30, 2019 was a great success.

October 2019 5C risto Rey welcomed alumni, friends, and supporters to the 2nd Annual Homecoming Tailgate on the Plaza at Cristo Rey. November 2019 6H onorary chair, Mayor Lori Lightfoot, spoke to corporate partners and guests about the importance of the CWSP program at CWSP’s Fall Connections event.

December 2019 7 Our Lady of Guadalupe Mass and celebration

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February 2020 8 S tudents experienced a performance of “I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter” at the Steppenwolf Theater.

9 Las Mujeres de Cristo Rey at Ignite Glass Studios 10 C R hosts the Harrison Hawks for a Special Olympics Unified Sports Event, bringing together athletes with and without intellectual disabilities for an exciting game of basketball.

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March 2020 11 N ewly formed Senior Board organizes the first-ever Senior Lock-In at Cristo Rey for the Class of 2020.

12 M embers of the Leadership Advisory Council volunteered their time and talent to our annual Career Fair for juniors.

13 T he Cristo Rey Reybots placed 33rd regionally in the national FIRST Robotics Competition.

April 2020 14 S tudents begin remote work with more than 20 Corporate Work Study Program partners.

15 F aculty and staff surprise the Class of 2020 with personal deliveries of their senior class rings.

May 2020 16 W ith 100% of the Class of 2020 gaining acceptance to a college or university, seniors declare their commitment to the school of their choice on Decision Day.

June 2020 17 T he class of 2024 is visited by excited faculty and staff who delivered CR swag.

18 A lum DJ Mayhem, Martin Arredondo (‘12), helps Cristo Rey celebrate a virtual ÂĄVIVA!.

19 C risto Rey celebrates the Class of 2020 virtually on graduation day in June, and again with an in-person, socially distant ceremony in July.

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Putting Cristo Rey to Work In the 2019-20 school year, 586 Cristo Rey students earned nearly 70% of their cost of education and built invaluable professional networks through their work at approximately 140 companies across Chicago.

A testament to the ROI of a Cristo Rey education, half of our CWSP partners hire our graduates, reinforcing a unique workforce pipeline for diverse, ethical talent.

To sustain our CWSP, Cristo Rey maintains a goal that 95% of students meet or exceed corporate supervisor expectations and that 90% of CWSP partners retain students from year to year. This past year, 93% of students met or exceeded their supervisors’ expectations in mid-year reviews. Due to the pandemic, students could not receive year-end reviews and we estimated the job retention rate to drop by 50% for 2020-21, due to the impact of COVID-19 on corporate partners.

With the majority of students unable to report to traditional, in-person jobs last spring, nearly 40 students continued their work remotely with 20 partner employers. Other students completed their CWSP requirements through online training in areas like customer service, email skills, marketing concepts, and Excel through the Applied Educational Systems’ (AES) digital curriculum platform.

With The COVID-19 pandemic jeopardizing students’ work-study jobs, the CWSP prepared to expand remote work opportunities and training by: • Assigning every student a school-provided computing device and ensuring high-speed internet access • Training students in IT security, confidentiality, and remote work best practices • Supporting corporate supervisors by providing remote work orientations, sharing sample job descriptions, and connecting companies with resources • Making CWSP coordinators available to provide daily pre-work orientation to students and supervision and troubleshooting throughout the workday With fewer jobs projected for the 2020-2021 school year, freshmen replaced the usual, intensive Summer Business Training with a First Year Business Institute, to prepare them for full employment in the 2021-2022 academic year. Cristo Rey remains grateful for your support of our students in this uncertain time, and we continue to work to re-envision the CWSP for the years to come.

Interested in hiring our students? Contact Maureen McInerney at mmcinerney@cristorey.net to put Cristo Rey to work.

Above: In September, Cristo Rey welcomed guest speaker Maria Castañón Moats of PwC – a U.S. Leadership Team member and Assurance Leader for the US and Mexico.

Moats, second from left, pictured above with Robert Keehan and Cristo Rey Leadership Advisory Council member Hugo Martinez from job partner PwC, along with CR students Melanie and Angie. Top right: Lawyers from longtime CWSP partner, Schiff Hardin LLP, participated for the 4th year in an experiential law project with our senior AP Civics class: a ‘classroom takeover’ at Cristo Rey, followed by a Street Law workshop at the Schiff Hardin offices. Right: Students engage in remote work projects.

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2019-20 CWSP JOB PARTNERS ARCHITECTURE, ENGINEERING, DESIGN, & CONSTRUCTION Collins Engineers EN Enginerring Gensler Lamar Johnson Collaborative Power Construction Stantec Sterling Bay W.E. O’Neil

Dominican University Elevate K-12 Empower Illinois Loyola University Chicago National Museum of Mexican Art

HEALTH CARE Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education Alivio Medical Center American Dental Association AMITA Health Saints Mary & Elizabeth Medical Center Erie Family Health Center Loyola University Health System Northwestern Memorial Hospital Oak Street Health RUSH University Medical Center SEIU Healthcare IL IN Shirley Ryan AbilityLab The University of Chicago Medicine

Forde Law Offices LLP Freeborn & Peters LLP Goldberg Kohn LTD Howard & Howard Jones Day K&L Gates LLP FINANCIAL & BUSINESS Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP SERVICES Kirkland & Ellis LLP Belvedere Trading Kopon Airdo, LLC Brookfield Investment Mgmt.

Latham & Watkins LLP Capital Group Levenfeld Pearlstein, LLC Citadel LLC Locke Lord LLP BANKING CME Group Madden, Jiganti, Moore & Sinars BMO Harris Bank Deloitte LLP Byline Bank Ernst & Young LLP Mayer Brown LLP CIBC Gofen & Glossberg, LLC McAndrews, Held & Malloy, Ltd. Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Grant Thornton LLP McDermott Will & Emery LLP Hinsdale Bank & Trust Company GTCR, LLC. HOSPITALITY Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg LLP Marquette Bank Heidrick & Struggles Gibsons Restaurant Group O’Keefe Lyons & Hynes, LLC Northern Trust LaSalle Network Reed Smith LLP Madison Dearborn Partners, LLC INSURANCE Richard J. Prendergast, Ltd. CONSULTING Merkle AON Riley Safer Holmes & Cancila LLP Advanced Group Mesirow Financial Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Schiff Hardin LLP The Boston Consulting Group Prairie Capital Axis Captial Management Seyfarth Shaw LLP Huron Consulting Group PwC Blue Cross and Blue Shield Illinois Sidley Austin LLP McKinsey & Company, Inc. Robert W. Baird & Co. Inc. CNA Wiedner & McAuliffe, Ltd. RSM Hub International Winston & Strawn LLP CONSUMER PRODUCTS William Blair & Company, LLC Liberty Mutual Group Insurance Auto Auctions Wind Point Partners Marsh USA Inc. ORGANIZATIONS: CIVIC, LKQ Corporation Wintrust Investments, LLC Old Republic MEMBER, COMMUNITY & V&V Supremo Wolverine Trading, LLC Thompson Flanagan FAITH-BASED Active Transportation Alliance CREATIVE & EVENTS OFFICES of GOVERNMENT LAW American Red Cross of Greater Czarnowski City of Chicago: Office of the Barnes & Thornburg Chicago Leo Burnett, Sponsored by Mayor, Lori Lightfoot BatesCarey LLP Big Shoulders Fund Ricoh Office Solutions Cook County Assessor’s Office Brinks Gilson & Lione Catholic Extension Loyola Press Cook County: Office of the Chapman and Cutler LLP Chicago Legal Clinic The Revel Group Sheriff, Thomas J. Dart Clifford Law Offices Chicago Volunteer Legal Cook County: Office of the Cooney & Conway Services EDUCATION & MUSEUM State’s Attorney, Kimberly Corboy & Demetrio, PC Cristo Rey Network Amerigo Foundation M. Foxx DLA Piper LLP Economic Club of Chicago Art Institute of Chicago Public Building Commission of Foley & Lardner LLP El Hogar del Niño Chicago

Equip for Equality Erie Neighborhood House Heartland Alliance: National Immigration Center Immaculate Conception Parish Leadership Greater Chicago Mikva Challenge Polk Brothers Foundation The Resurrection Project Year Up REAL ESTATE Cushman & Wakefield Equity Lifestyle Properties, Inc. The John Buck Company Jones Lang LaSalle National Equity Fund Newcastle Limited Real Estate Analysis Corporation SHIPPING, LOGISTICS & DISTRIBUTION Echo Global Logistics TECHNOLOGY & ENERGY American Eagle Relativity NON-PROFIT SPONSORSHIP PARTNERS The following companies sponsor students to work at a non-profit: Constellation Brands Beer Division GCM Grosvenor One Equity Partners

Cristo Rey Jesuit High School and Christ the King Jesuit College Prep stand united against racism in solidarity with our communities. Read the full statement on our website.

Corporate Partners invest in the development of a diverse workforce and in our students’ futures, building qualified and talented future leadership within their company industry.

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CRISTO REY AT A GLANCE 2019-2020 SY

$40,246

average income for a family of five from the class of 2024

El Futuro

A Commitment to Chicago and Vision for Cristo Rey

586 student enrollment from 26 zip codes

STRATEGIC PLAN 2019-2021

30%

of core curriculum taught in Spanish, promoting proficiency in both Spanish and English STRATEGIC PLAN 2019-2021 EVOLVING PROGRAMS: Academics CWSP Hispanic Ministry Our founding pillars - a rigorous, dual-language academic program that promotes equity and opportunity; an innovative work-study program that empowers and enables students to realize their professional selves; and a grounding in the Catholic faith and our Jesuit values - remain as important and necessary as ever.

ENGAGING PEOPLE: Faculty and Staff Alumni Families As we reinforce our core pillars, we must also deepen our support for the communities who make our exemplary student experience possible. They are the people who provide guidance, structure, and inspiration for our young women and men as they travel on their paths to leadership and life after Cristo Rey.

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96%

100% college acceptance

college enrolled in subsequent year

90%

of students qualify for federal free or reduced lunch

90%+

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of students receive financial assistance, in addition to CWSP

students with a merit scholarship

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number of years without a tuition increase

130

jobs funded in 2019-2020

50% job partners hire Cristo Rey

graduates after graduation

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2019-2020 Board Chair

Donna Carroll President, Dominican University Steve Flores Partner, Winston & Strawn, LLP

Dominick Zarcone Chief Executive Officer and President LKQ Corporation

Jeff Geier Executive Vice President Power Construction Company, LLC

Board Members

Joseph C. Giampetroni Corporate Banking Executive

Dominic J. Adducci Principal of the Development Group The John Buck Company Jorge L. Alonso United States District Court Judge Northern District of Illinois Patricia Romano Barry Chief Operating Officer, Power Distributing Paul Carey Controller & Chief Accounting Officer CIBC

Don Meyer Deputy Assessor and Chief Valuations Officer Cook County Assessor’s Office Antonio Ortiz President, Cristo Rey Jesuit High School Kristina M. Pierce Managing Director, Mesirow Financial

Lamar Johnson Chief Executive Officer & Founder, Principal Lamar Johnson Collaborative Catherine Karl Ignatian Educator, Senior Consultant Stephen Katsouros, SJ Dean and Executive Director, Arrupe College at Loyola University Chicago Steve J. Lombardo General Counsel and Chairman, Gibsons Restaurant Group

Robert J. Sanborn Retired Portfolio Manager & Managing Member, Sanborn Kilcollin Partners, LLC Andrew Soucheray Partner, Ernst & Young LLP Eric Sundrup, SJ Pastor, Bellarmine Chapel at Xavier University, Cincinnati, OH Matthew G. Wooters, SJ Social Worker, Nativity Jesuit Academy Britt Whitfield CEO, The Revel Group

LEADERSHIP ADVISORY COUNCIL (LAC) 2019-2020 Founded in 2002, the Leadership Advisory Council (LAC) is a group of young professional leaders dedicated to improving the lives of high school students from families with limited financial means by supporting the Cristo Rey mission through fundraising, volunteering, and engaging others to support our school. LAC members represent a variety of Chicago-based corporations and institutions, across a diverse range of industries, and work to increase public awareness and financial support for Cristo Rey. Paige N. Affinito Patricia Ballesteros Adam C. Ciborowski Patrick A. Clancy Margaret Connelly Nicklaus Daley Caroline P. DeCorrevont Donald J. Draudt Cheryl Flores

Edwin Flores ‘08 Sara Geoghegan Adrian Gonzalez ‘07 Edgar Gonzalez Victor Guerrieri Kathryn M. Haas Cory Hebenstreit Lindsey Hogan Patrick Hughes

Maria Elena Juarez ‘12 Vismark Juarez ‘13 Joanna Lucca Emily Lundberg Hugo Martinez Melissa A. Miller Kim Moran Irizarry Patrick Murphy Linsey R. Neyt

Jeanette E. O’Loughlin† Adilene Ortiz ‘11 Brian Phelan Carlos Pozuelo Liamarie M. Quinde Roberto Ramirez ‘05 Kelsey A. Rehkemper Mack Ivan Rios ‘12 Brendan O. Sage

Francesca Sallinger David Spence Paul J. Stroka Yadira Vieyra Alvarez ‘07 Kevin Waco Celia Zarate Espino

Interested in joining the LAC? Contact Taylor Sticha at tsticha@cristorey.net 9

COVID-19 Response The 2019-20 school year was not a year any of us expected. In spring 2020, with 37% of Chicago’s COVID-19 cases and 25% of COVID-19related deaths, the pandemic’s impact on the Chicago Latino community served by Cristo Rey surpassed all other racial and ethnic groups. The Illinois Governor acknowledged, “Decades of institutional inequalities and obstacles for members of our Latinx community are now amplified in this pandemic.” A spring needs assessment of Cristo Rey students confirmed that sentiment when 36% of respondents reported one or both parents losing their job because of the pandemic, and more than 20% reported their biggest worry was paying less than $100 per month toward tuition, food, or rent.

At the same time, to sustain core student services during the pandemic, Cristo Rey re-engineered operations, curriculum, and instruction for a transition to e-learning and remote work in less than one week, compared to up to five weeks for other local schools and districts serving students from the same communities we serve.

the duration of the school year, even as school districts across the country reported less than half of students signing in for online learning.

Every day for the last twelve weeks of the 2019-2020 academic year, Cristo Rey teachers shared instruction, assignments, assessments, and feedback through our Office 365 platform and made themselves available to students via video chat during scheduled office hours.

Six social-emotional counselors scheduled regular video-chat appointments with all students and conducted two needs assessment surveys, while a bilingual Parent and Student Outreach Team of 15 staff members reached out to check-in on every family at least twice. Cristo Rey also extended additional support to alumni at risk of dropping out of college and meals for our hardest hit families.

All spring, the entire Cristo Rey community showed its resilience, even during some of the most turbulent and frightening days in our school’s history. Our students exemplify the courageous spirit of their parents by showing up, stepping up, and supporting their fellow Cristeros.

After distributing more than 250 laptops and internet hotspots, student online attendance returned to 94% within a week and averaged 92% for

Cristo Rey faculty and staff quickly adapted new and creative ways of supporting students’ emotional and physical well-being, as well as keeping students engaged in virtual learning. Clockwise from left: Director of Counseling Gabriela Garcia, LCPC, PEL, checks in with students; students virtually perform “A Streetcar Named Desire” in English teacher Tom Angiello’s class; the class of 2020 celebrates a socially-distant graduation ceremony; staff hand out meals prepared by local caterer Cocina Fusion to families in need.

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alumni received financial assistance to stay in college despite COVID-19

Financial Statement 2019-2020 FY 2020 FINANCIAL SUMMARY

In 2019-2020, Cristo Rey stretched its resources to:

CWSP

• Increase financial aid to struggling families • Provide direct relief services for our neediest families • Invest in remote learning technology • Increase support for alumni at risk of dropping out of college due to the pandemic

$4,581,935

Advancement

3,861,603

Tuition & fees

688,386

Endowment

509,208

Other Income

TOTAL REVENUE

46,772

21% 66%

$5,915,792

Operating expenses

¢ $9,250 CWSP Job Price ¢ $2,950 Requested Family Contribution ¢ $1,908 Fundraising

$1,728,092

Communications

$304,751

Transportation

$210,165

Technology

$287,016

Facilities

$882,113

Fundraising TOTAL EXPENSE

Cost to Educate - Financial Model $14,108 Per Student

$9,687,904

Salaries & benefits

13%

CAPTIAL EXPENDITURE

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Total Funds Raised in FY20 $3,861,603

60%

¢ $2,311,664 Annual Fund and Special Gifts ¢ $1,151,454 Corporate Foundation Relations and Scholarships ¢ $398,485 Fundraising Event Revenue

$9,425,678 $309,000

Like so many of us, Cristo Rey experienced a number of challenges presented by the COVID pandemic. Thankfully, the financial impact from the pandemic has been fairly minimal, thus far, as our Corporate Work Study Program sponsors generously continued their support, even after the Corporate Work Study Program was suspended. Our school also benefited from government support granted via the Payroll Protection Program. When reviewing our fiscal 2020 financial results, you will see we finished the year with strong financial performance, that included a $489,000 operating surplus prior to depreciation and an overall minimal deficit of $55,000 after depreciation.

As chair of the Finance Committee for Cristo Rey, I am proud of this financial performance. I have the benefit of seeing the administration and faculty working tirelessly to ensure that the students of Cristo Rey continue to receive the high quality spiritual and educational experience that we have all come to expect, while also remaining fiscally diligent in this extremely challenging environment.

- PAUL CAREY, CONTROLLER AND CAO, CIBC, AND FINANCE CHAIR, CRISTO REY BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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Annual Giving 2019-2020 Each of these levels represents one of ten stained glass windows in Cristo Rey Jesuit High School’s Chapel of the Sacred Heart. During the 2010 renovation, each of these compañeros (companions) were chosen for a window because they represent a holy figure significant to the LatinoAmerican church, as well as to the Cristo Rey Jesuit community.

Compañeros de St. Ignatius Loyola, SJ - $100,000+ A self-described “pilgrim” from Spain, Saint Ignatius Loyola, SJ, found himself drawn into the world and into a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ. Ignatius (1492-1556) realized the value of education in forming the hearts and minds of the people of God, eventually forming The Society of Jesus. Members of the Ignatius Loyola Companions are recognized for their deep commitment to the enduring mission of providing Jesuit education to present and future generations of students.

Anonymous (2) Bernard Heerey Family Foundation Big Shoulders Fund Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Ann Carr * Donnini-Rudolph Family Foundation Empower Illinois Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund Martin & Carole Hegarty Trust * * PwC Charitable Foundation

Compañeros de St. Francis Xavier, SJ - $50,000 - $99,999 Saint Francis Xavier, SJ, was born in Spain in the early 16th century. Considered one of Ignatius Loyola’s closest companions, Francis Xavier (1506-1552) helped found The Society of Jesus. His discipleship took him to India and East Asia, where he spent the majority of his time converting thousands of local residents to Christianity.

Members of St. Francis Xavier Companions are recognized for their courage to be missionaries in their work, exploring new places and leading others to become men and women for others.

Anonymous Big Shoulders Fund SGO Mrs. Diane W. Cynowa* * Endlichhofer Family Trust* * The Fama Family Charitable Fund* Fidelity Charitable Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP Sanborn Family Foundation The Timothy and Susanne Sullivan Family Foundation*

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Compañeros de Blessed Miguel Pro, SJ - $25,000 - $49,999 Blessed Miguel Agustin Pro Juaréz, SJ, preached and brought the sacraments to various parts of Mexico City. Miguel Pro (1891-1927), a priest and martyr, finished his secondary education by uniting his efforts to a life of prayer. Executed as part of the persecution of Catholics in Mexico, Miguel Pro shouted, “¡Viva, Cristo Rey!” as his life ended. Members of the Miguel Pro Companions are recognized for providing substantial backing for Catholic, college preparatory education for future leaders in their community.

The Chicago Community Foundation Constellation Brands, Inc. John R. Flanagan Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Keehan LKQ Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Perry Sargent Family Foundation Schwab Charitable Wintrust Commercial Banking Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Zarcone

Compañeros de Fr. Jacques Marquette, SJ - $10,000 - $24,999 Father Jacques Marquette, SJ (1637-1675) was a French Jesuit missionary known for his explorations in the Great Lakes region in the 1670’s. He spread Christianity to many American Indians in the local region.

Fr. Marquette spent his final winter near the South Branch of the Chicago River, just blocks away from Cristo Rey’s school campus. Members of Fr. Marquette Companions are recognized for their pioneer spirit, creativity and a unique perspective that positively impacts their community.

Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Canfield* Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Cannon* Celebrate Life Foundation Chapman and Cutler LLP Chicago Board of Trade Foundation CIBC Citizens Bank Mr. and Mrs. Daniel V. Considine* Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Crowley* * The Cuneo Foundation Daniel Murphy Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. John S. DeCorrevont Dr. Scholl Foundation Fotsch Family Foundation Frank J. Lewis Foundation Fred J. Brunner Foundation Gensler G.O.L.F. Grosvenor Capital Management, L.P. Mr. and Mrs. Cory Hebenstreit Helen Brach Foundation

Ms. Mary Kate Hermann* * HFS Chicago Scholars Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hulsebosch The John Buck Company Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lamar A. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Keiser* Kirkland & Ellis, LLP Koch Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Komlofske Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Krouse Leon A. Rich Trust* * Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Macina* Mr. James J. Maloney Mr. and Mrs. William V. McMenamin* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. O’Brien* O’Keefe, Lyons & Hynes, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Mark Olson One Equity Partners Perry Family Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Don Pierce Power Construction Purcell Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Paul Purcell Riley Safer Holmes & Cancila LLP Robert E. Gallagher Charitable Trust Robert W. Baird & Company Foundation, Inc. The SF Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shepard Wakerly Family Foundation Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Winston & Strawn LLP

Mr. John D. Donahue Ernst & Young LLP Mr. and Mrs. Curtis D. Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Geier Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Giampetroni Mr. and Mrs. Arlington Guenther Mr. and Mrs. John C. Halston Harbor Capital Advisors Harry F. Chaddick and Elaine Chaddick Foundation, Inc. Houlihan Lokey Irish Fellowship Foundation Ms. Elizabeth I. Keyser* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kittle-Kamp LaSalle Network Loyola University Chicago Mr. and Mrs. William T. Lynch, Jr. The Honorable and Mrs. Michael J. Madigan Mrs. Gail T. May and Mr. Edward W. May Mesirow Financial Mr. and Mrs. Scott Murray* Mr. Robert J. Pillion Prairie Capital, L.P. Mr. and Ms. Christopher Savage Mr. and Mrs. John J. Scott St. Ignatius Jesuit Community Mr. Richard Vavra and Ms. Anne Marie L. Brunner* Wiedner & McAuliffe, Ltd.

Compañeros de St. Frances Xavier (Mother) Cabrini, MSC - $5,000 - $9,999

Saint Toribio Romo González (19001928) was one of the many martyrs for the Catholic faith during the Cristero Wars.

During those turbulent times in Mexico, he continued to courageously exercise his ministry until Mexican soldiers awakened him and shot him. St. Toribio is known as the Patron Saint of Immigrants for aiding our migrant brothers and sisters during their travels north. Members of St. Toribio Companions are recognized for giving their time, talents and resources to improve the lives of others.

Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini, MSC, also known as Mother Cabrini (1850-1917) was one of the foundress of the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (MSC).

Her mission was to help immigrants and others in desperate need by establishing 67 institutions, including schools, orphanages, and hospitals. She died in Chicago and in 1946 was the first American citizen to be canonized. She is also known as the Patroness of Immigrants. Members of the Mother Cabrini Companions are recognized for their deep commitment to improving the life of others by opening the doors to opportunities and sharing the spirit of philanthropy with future generations.

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Barry Bautista Memorial Scholarship Bessemer National Gift Fund Best Buy Foundation Mr. Charles W. Bidwill, Jr. BlueCross BlueShield of Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carey* Catholic Bishops of Chicago Citadel LLC Ms. Susan Colletti Cristo Rey Network

Compañeros de St. Toribio Romo Gonzalez - $2,500 - $4,999

Mr. Joshua E. Adrian American Endowment Foundation The Benevity Community Impact Fund Mr. John Berens Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bielinski Big Sisters of Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Boler Brinks Gilson & Lione Byline Bank Mr. Edward J. Calkins Catholic Extension Citizens Charitable Foundation Dominican Sisters of the Roman Congregation Forde & O’Meara LLP Mr. Edgar Gonzalez and Ms. Perla Gamez Howard & Howard Installation Specialist, Inc.

IrishAngels The John Buck Company Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Kossack Mr. Jim Lacamp Loyola Press The Martin and Patricia Burns Scholarship Fund Mr. Richard B. Moore Mr. Ivan Rios ‘12 Robert R. McCormick Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John B. Schmitz Seyfarth Shaw LLP Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Soucheray Mr. Matthew M. Sprenzel Ms. Laura Stern Mr. Thomas Whalen William Blair & Company LLC The William F. O’Connor Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Scott L. Woods Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Zuercher

Compañeros de St. Kateri Tekakwitha - $1,000 - $2,499 Saint Kateri Tekakwitha (1656-1680), born in present day New York, is called the Lily of the Mohawks. Despite her community’s disapproval of Christianity, she began to practice Catholicism at the age of 18. A few years later she fled her village and moved to Canada, where she fervently practiced Catholicism. In 1943, she was the first Native American to be venerated in the Roman Catholic Church, followed by her canonization in 2012. Members of the St. Kateri Tekakwitha Companions are recognized for being courageous servants of God, may we continue to wholeheartedly embody her commitment to Him. Ally Financial Andrew & Jeanine McNally Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Angiello Mr. and Mrs. Roger Baker Mr. and Mrs. James B. Begley Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Berner, Jr. Blistex, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew K. Block* Mrs. Cathy Bordeman Msgr. Robert J. Borre Mr. and Mrs. Michael Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Neal R. Brauweiler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bridges* Builders Initiative Mr. and Mrs. Wester Camacho ‘03 Ms. Carolyn Campbell Mr. and Mrs. James Caragher Dr. Donna M. Carroll Deacon and Mrs. Robert B. Cassey Catholic Financial Life Foundation, Inc. Chicago Kics Foundation The Chicago White Sox Churro Factory Inc, Mr. Adam C. Ciborowski and Ms. Yeny C. Estrada Mr. and Ms. Chris Coetzee Ms. Morgan Collier Collision Craft LTD. Ms. Maggie Connelly Mr. and Mrs. Matt Connelly

Ms. Mary E. Cooney Ms. Kelly Corley Mr. John D. Cosgrove Couri Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bradford B. Couri Mr. David Crossett and Ms. Mary J. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Curley Robert E. Dods Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James Domenico Dowdle Family Foundation Mrs. Sally Dowdle Mr. Joseph L. Flanagan Ms. Geraldine Fotsch Frank and Laverne Losos Foundation* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fritzlen* Ms. Patricia M. Garrity Goldman Sachs Gives Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Raymond V. Hartman Mrs. Kelsey Hayes Mr. and Ms. Patrick Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Humes Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hutchins* Mr. Thomas F. Hynes and Ms. Carol Jones Ms. Maria Elena Juarez ‘12 Mr. Dave Ruthernberg and Ms. Catherine A. Karl Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Kelly Ms. Caroline Leibfried Madison Dearborn Partners, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Manganaro* Mr. and Mrs. William E. Masterson* Mr. and Mrs. Andrew and Mary McKenna Mr. Kevin McKim Mr. Elmer Meszaros Midtown Educational Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Marcel J. Molins Mr. Steven A. Molony and Ms. Jennifer Conboy Molony Ms. Linsey R. Neyt Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Ortiz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Otter Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ovalle ‘08 Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Perkaus, Jr. Mr. Paul F. Petricca Mr. and Mrs. Joel Pomerenk Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pontarelli Rev. Msgr. Wayne F. Prist Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Purcell Ms. Liamarie M. Quinde Mr. and Mrs. Barry Quirke Ms. Melody A. Ragan Ms. Cameron Ragen Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc. Mr. Robert Reppa Robert E. Dods Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Barry M. Sabloff* Sahara Enterprises, Inc. Mr. Joel Santi Mr. Peter A. Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Schulte Mr. John E. Selent Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Simon Ms. Sally S. Staff Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Starshak Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Stroka Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Sullivan United Way of Rhode Island Vanguard Charitable

Mr. Kevin Waco Dr. William P. Walsh and Dr. Yolanda Rosales Mr. Lawrence A. Watts Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Wehman Ms. Amy Wenz Mr. and Mrs. James J. Wochner* * Mr. Matthew Woeste Mrs. Rosemary Wolinski Ms. Mary Yates YourCause Mr. and Mrs. Tom Znavor

Compañeros de St. Stephen of Hungary - $500 - $999 In tribute to the original Saint Stephen’s Church dwelling built in 1904, Saint Stephen the Great (977-1038) was anointed King of Hungary in 1000. St. Stephen devoted much of his reign to the growth of Christianity in his kingdom. He not only built churches and monasteries, but he also saw Christ Himself when assisting the poor. St. Stephen was canonized in 1083 and later became the patron saint of Hungary. Members of St. Stephen of Hungary Companions remind us to continuously be reverent of those who laid the foundation of Christ before us.

Mr. Dominic J. Adducci Mr. Pedro Afan and Ms. Angela Garcia Anonymous (3) Ms. Roberta Ansiaux Aon Corporation Archdiocese of Chicago Arrupe College of Loyola University Chicago Ms. Patricia Ballesteros Mr. and Mrs. John M. Barkidjija Mr. and Mrs. John F. Belter* Mr. Michael Black Mr. and Mrs. C.V. Blake Jr. Mr. Frank J. Bornhofen Ms. Kristin Boyd Mr. David Brenner Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Caicedo Mrs. Amanda Canedo Ms. Vikki Cheaks The Chipman Family Charitable Fund* Mr. John P. Considine* Ms. Shaun Considine* Dr. Terrence J. Conway and Dr. Judith Neafsey Mr. Michael S. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. John W. Croghan Ms. Anne Crowley* Mr. Guillermo Cruz ‘03 Ms. Cheryl Czerlanis and Mr. Pedro Pedroza Mr. Nicklaus Daley Ms. Caroline DeCorrevont Mr. and Mrs. James DeCorrevont Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Desmond Mr. and Mrs. Paul Finnegan Dr. and Mrs. David W. Florence Mr. Edwin Flores ‘08 Mr. Enrique Fonseca ‘16 Mr. William F. Fox Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Gallagher, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Sean Geoghegan Mr. Adrian Gonzalez ‘07 Google, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Grabowski Mr. and Mrs. Victor Guerrieri Ms. Katie Haas Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hamm Ms. Margaret Heneghan Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hogan Ms. Sandra L. Iannone Mr. and Mrs. John G. Iberle* Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Israel Jay and Robin Shannon Family Foundation* JMB Insurance Mr. and Mrs. John P. Kelly Mr. Brian R. Kenney Mrs. Kathryn L. Kenniff Mr. Thomas Kessinger Knights of Columbus - Joseph Cardinal Bernardin Council 324 Dr. John J. Kottra, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kramer* Mr. and Mrs. William J. Lawlor, III Mr. and Mrs. James Lawrence Levenfeld Pearlstein, LLC Mr. John Lewenauer Mr. Joseph Lucca Mr. Anthony F. Maggiore Ms. Genevieve Manning Mr. and Mrs. John M. Maunsell Mr. James G. McDermott Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David McNulty Mr. John M. Michalik Mr. Timothy S. Mitchell Ms. Therese Moller Mr. Alberto Morales ‘08 Ms. Kim Moran Irizarry The Nachtman Group, LLC Ms. Alicia Napoli National Philanthropic Trust Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Nemeth Newman Catholic Student Center Ms. Roberta L. Nunez Mr. R. Christopher O’Brien and Ms. Karen A. Howard Office of Catholic Schools Mr. Patrick M. O’Toole Mr. Shawn Perry Ms. Nancy Popovich Mr. John Rice Mr. and Mrs. Brendan O. Sage Ms. Francesca Sallinger Mr. Jose Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Shoup* Ms. Melanie Simmons Mr. Matthew D. Smith* Ms. Megan Smith St. Ann Catholic School Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Taylor Mr. John D. Taylor and Ms. Maria Simon* Mr. Peter Thompson Mr. Jay Tremblay USA Midwest Province of the Society of Jesus Inc. Mr. Kevin Woods World Learning Mr. Alex Wyman and Ms. Rebecca Aguilar Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Zidar*

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Compañeros de St. Teresa of Calcutta, MC - $250 - $499 Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu, later known as Mother Teresa (1910-1997), was born in Macedonia from Albanian heritage.

Saint Teresa lived in India for the majority of her time where she devoted herself to caring for the sick and the poor. Her order established centers for the blind, aged, and disabled. In 1979, she received the Nobel Peace Prize for her humanitarian work, and she was canonized in 2016. Members of St. Teresa Companions are recognized for their righteousness; may we imitate her humility and devotion as we assist those in need.

Ms. Seonaid Acevedo Ms. Rocio Aldana Anonymous BMO Bank Mr. and Mrs. John Calhoun Ms. Chrizzy Calixto Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Carl Casazza Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Corcoran Dr. and Mrs. John E. Croghan Mr. Duane Deskins Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Devron Ms. Courtney Drvaric Ms. Mary F. Duby Ms. Flavia Duffy Farther Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Adam J. Flores Most Rev. Raymond E. Goedert Ms. Janice M. Guerriero, Ph.D. Mrs. Barbara R. Hasbrook Health Care Service Corporation Ms. Kathleen Hechinger Mrs. Gloria H. Herrick Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Holthaus Mr. and Mrs. William Karnes Fr. Stephen N. Katsouros, S.J. Ms. Lisa M. Key Ms. Elise Krikau Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Krol Mr. and Mrs. John Krol Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. LaBarge Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Lanctot Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Locke Ms. Joanna Lucca Ms. Corinne Lyon Mr. Brad Keith and Ms. Kathleen McCabe Mr. Rob McCloskey and Ms. Olivia Mulcahy Mr. and Mrs. John Q. McKinnon Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. McLaughlin Mr. Peter McMenamin Ms. Erin McWilliams Ms. Melissa A. Miller Ms. Sarah Morris Mr. Ivan Nieves and Ms. Denis Sagardia-Rivera Mr. Joseph M. Noonan Mr. and Mrs. Shawn O’Brien Ms. Marcy A. O’Keefe Twardak Ms. Jeanette E. O’Loughlin Mr. John F. Ormsby and Ms. Joan Lukens Ormsby Mr. and Mrs. Brian Phelan Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Phelan

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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Quinde Mr. and Mrs. John J. Quirk Mr. Roberto Ramirez ‘05 Ms. April Redzic Regent Place Condominium Mr. Larry Richman Mr. Mark Rohde Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rolla Mr. and Ms. Robert Sallinger Mr. Jim Sartori Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. John J. Schornack Ms. Lauren Schwartz Shawmut Design and Construction Mr. Frank Shepard Mr. Jared and Mrs. Jennifer Sirota Mrs. and Mr. Estela Sorensen ‘09 Mr. and Mrs. John A. St. Peter Mr. and Mrs. John Staud Mr. David Stern Mr. and Mrs. Craig Stromberg Mr. and Mrs. Kent Swanson The Community Foundation of Will County The Donald and Virginia Raths Family Charitable Fund* Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo M. Tostado Mrs. Diane Tymick* Mr. Diego Valenzuela ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. Mike Vasquez Ms. Helen Walsh Mr. Thomas Weirath and Ms. Mary Sajdak Mr. Richard R. Farrell and Ms. Stacy Wells Ms. Ann L. Wild Mr. and Mrs. Jay Williams* Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Youngberg Mr. and Mrs. John Zientara Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zuercher

Amigos de Cristo Rey $1 - $249 RAdm. and Mrs. Robert Abele Ms. Paige N. Affinito Ms. Laura Aguilar ‘10 Ms. Nancy S. Aguilar ‘09 Ms. Evelin Alanis ‘09 Mr. Chris Albarado Anonymous (2) Mr. Armando Alcanzar Argume Ms. Amy Alessio Mr. Jeremy Manier and Ms. Carolyn Alessio Mr. and Mrs. Victor Alvarez Mr. Juan Miguel Alvarez and Ms. Yadira Vieyra ‘07 AmazonSmile Foundation Mr. Thomas Angiello and Ms. Lori Gorcyca Mr. Eladio Aponte Ms. Jennifer Armstrong Ms. Sonia Aujla Ms. Suzanne Averill Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Baby, Jr. Mrs. Rosette M. Bagley Mr. and Mrs. Jim Baird Ms. Adriana Balderas Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Barnett Ms. Juliana Barrientos Mrs. Elizabeth Barron Ms. Teresa Battaglia Ms. Mariclaire Bealin Ms. Michelle Bean Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Berry Mr. Donald J. Blair

Ms. Madeline Bologna Mr. Gregory H. Booth Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Borah Mr. Douglass J. Boyd Ms. Molly Boyle Ms. Marietta C. Bratta-Garber Mr. and Mrs. David Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Brissman* Mr. Warren Broome Mr. Michael C. Brophy Buena Vista Club Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Burke Mr. Daniel Burke Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Calabria Ms. Ariana Calderon ‘09 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Callaci Ms. Julie Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Campobasso Mr. Brian Carbone Mr. John F. Carroll Ms. Patsy Casey Ms. Rebecca Castro Ms. Janie M. Cervera Mr. John J. Chandler and Mrs. Kathryn V. Chandler Ms. Anna C. Chapin Mr. and Mrs. John F. Chapin Ms. Cynthia Chase-Kofkin Ms. Susan Ciastko Mr. and Mrs. Andy Cier Mr. Patrick A. Clancy Mr. Christopher Clardy and Ms. Ann Fischer Ms. Barbara Collins Ms. Mary K. Collins Mr. William Collins Mr. Callaghan Commers Community Health Charities Ms. Julie Cooney Core Spaces Ms. Marisol Corral Mr. Phillip Crivellone Mr. Matthew Hopkins and Ms. Colleen Croghan Detjen Mr. and Mrs. Mark Croghan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Croghan Ms. Mary K. Cronin Mr. Matthew Crossett and Mrs. Julie Blaisdell Mr. Dennis Crowley Mr. Matthew Curley Mr. Matthew Davis Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davis Mr. Frank De Jesus Sister Marita de Lourdes Mr. Lucien De Mello Mr. and Mrs. David Gilliat Mr. Omar De Santiago and Ms. Adriana Guerrero Ms. Kristin DeCorrevont Ms. Jane Delaney Ms. Barbara Jane DeLateur Ms. Gloria Delgado ‘16 Ms. Stacey Delgado Ms. Jennifer Delvaux Mr. and Mrs. David M. DelVecchio Mr. and Mrs. Jason Dillon Ms. Elizabeth Doran Sheedy Mr. and Mrs. Phil Doran Ms. Jessica Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Wayne J. Draudt

Ms. Denece Dreger Ms. Katie Ellis Mr. Jason Elzaurdia Equity Residential Mr. Roger A. Escamilla ‘01 Ms. Vanezza Esteban Mr. and Mrs. Crosby B. Estrada Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Evert Jr. Ms. Karen Farr Ms. Hillary Fash Mr. and Mrs. Eugene D. Feit Mrs. Madeline Felix Mr. Ron Fielder Mr. and Mrs. Joe Finlay Mr. and Mrs. James T. Finn Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Brian Flannery Ms. Ana L. Flores ‘14 Ms. Cheryl Flores ‘04 Ms. Elizabeth G. Franzosa Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Freise Ms. Elizabeth Galka Ms. Liz Gambacorta Ms. Victoria Gambacorta Ms. Kelly Garbars Mr. Alejandro Garcia ‘12 Ms. Angelica M. Garcia ‘10 Mr. Arturo Garcia ‘12 Ms. Christina Garcia Ms. Cynthia L. Garcia ‘10 Ms. Gabriela Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Victor M. Garcia Ms. Melissa Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Dave Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Michael Garry Ms. Patricia M. Godfrey Mr. Heriberto Godina ‘13 Dr. and Mrs. Marshall D. Goldin Mr. Steve Golliher Ms. Yanilda Gonzalez Mr. Jose A. Ozuna and Ms. Mayra A. Gradilla Ms. Sarah Graham Dr. John R. Griffin Judge and Mrs. John B. Grogan Mr. and Mrs. Victor Guerrieri, Sr. Mr. Arturo Guzman Ms. Jennifer Guzman Mr. Nicholas Guzman and Ms. Meghan O’Neill Mrs. and Mr. Emily Hagelgans Mr. and Mrs. Eugene N. Halladay Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Harding Ms. Carrie Harrington Mr. and Ms. Hartmann Mr. Christopher Craven and Ms. Mari Hatzenbuehler Craven Ms. Katie Haviland Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Heaton Ms. Eileen Heffner Ms. Araceli Heredia ‘05 Ms. Aurelia Hernandez Ms. Stephanie Hernandez ‘08 Mr. Juan Herrera Jr. ‘06 Ms. Valerie Herrera ‘16 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hick Ms. Jennifer Hick Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hofherr Mr. Michael E. Hogan Mr. Stephen Holte Mr. Dan Holzrichter Ms. Kitty Hooper

Mr. Tyler Hough Ms. Marybeth Howe Mr. and Mrs. Russ Hubbard Ms. Bailey M. Hughes Ms. Nancy Hull Horwood Marcus & Berk Charitable Fund* Mr. Jonathan Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Hyland Mr. Jorge Ibarra Illinois Tool Works Foundation Mr. and Mrs. J. Ernesto Indacochea Ms. Katie Jakubowski Ms. Karen Jefferies Ms. Michele Jenkins Ms. Lauren Johannesson-McCoy Ms. Barbara Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Juan Juarez Ms. Rocio Juarez ‘10 Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Juarez Ms. Yuvanka Juarez-Zavala Mr. and Mrs. Paul O. Kay Mr. Steve Keelty Ms. Katharine J. Kelly Ms. Maureen Kelly Mr. Scott Kennedy Ms. Rebecca G. Kiely Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kinney Ms. Mildred D. Kitchell Ms. Lindsay Klapman Ms. Ariel Knowles Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Koeppel Ms. Ann Kora Mr. John Kotre Ms. Kimberly A. Krofta Mr. and Mrs. William S. Krol Ms. Pauline Kulka Mr. and Mrs. William R. Kunkel Dr. and Mrs. Myron B. Kuropas The Lamar Johnson Collaborative, LLC Ms. Jen LaMaster Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Larkin Ms. Karen Laureano ‘11 Mr. Matthew Lawton Mr. and Mrs. Oracio Leanos Mr. Patrick Legaspi Lettuce Organize LLC Mr. Malcolm Liles Ms. and Ms. Rebecca and Elisabeth Lindsay Ryan Mr. Christopher and Mrs. Danielle Locke Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Lombardo, III Mr. and Mrs. Eric D. London Look See Realty Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Lorenz, Jr. Mr. Abraham Lowenstein Ms. Cynthia Lozano Mr. Jose Salazar and Ms. Maria E. Luevano-Salazar ‘01 Mr. Andrew Lukavsky Mr. and Ms. Urbano Luna, Jr. ‘03 Ms. Emily Lundberg Mr. Patrick A. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Lyons Ms. Suzanne Malmloff-Pawula Mr. Reese Marcusson Mr. and Mrs. James F. Marran Mr. and Mrs. Royal B. Martin Mr. Hugo Martinez Ms. Leticia Martinez Ms. Nancy Martinez ‘10 Dr. and Mrs. Edward L. Marut

Ms. Kimberly Marzano Mr. David Massello Mr. and Mrs. Dan Masterton Mr. and Mrs. Alonso Maynez Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mazariegos Ms. Margaret McCarthy Ms. Jen McConnell Ms. Julie McCormack Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. McEnery Ms. Mary M. McGuire Ms. Maureen McInerney Mr. and Mrs. Timothy McQuillen Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Michalik Mr. and Mrs. James P. Miller Ms. Sheila Miller Ms. Maureen Millet Mr. John Minetola Mrs. Carolyn V. Mitchell Ms. Ericka Mitchell Mr. Lawrence Montalto Mr. Daniel T. Montes ‘09 Ms. Adriana Moreno ‘06 Ms. Karen Morgan Mr. Paul Morin Ms. Bridget Morton Ms. Gloria Moss Deacon Roger P. Mullaney Mr. Adrian Muñoz ‘15 Mr. and Ms. Cesar D. Muñoz ‘07 Dr. and Mrs. Edward D. Murphy Mr. Patrick Murphy Ms. Mary A. Murray Martin Ms. Carol Naughton Ms. Marisa Naujokas Ms. Jasmin Nava ‘14 Mr. Michael J. Navin Ms. Donna Neill Mr. Martin Nevarez Mr. James Newark Mr. and Mrs. George Nicholaou Mr. and Mrs. Scott Nielson Ms. Laurie Nordquist Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Nyhan, Sr. Ms. Lindsay O’Donnell Ms. Veronica Olmos Mr. John Olvany Ms. Jacqueline Ovalle ‘07 Ms. Maria Pacheco Mr. James A. Pashia and Ms. Mary Beth Kuntz Ms. Vicki Pate Ms. Nancy Patek PEAK6 Investments LP Ms. Gabriela Pedroza Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Pedroza Ms. Gabriella Pehanich Ms. Marjorie B. Pelino Ms. Kristina Pilolli Ms. Jessica Pliego ‘09 Ms. Katie Podmokly Mr. Michael Pope Mr. Richard Portillo Ms. Cristina Posadas ‘07 PRASK Giving Fund Ms. Kathleen Prause Mr. Jonathan Priest Mr. and Mrs. Brogan M. Ptacin Ms. Janna Quarless Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Quiery Mr. Andrew Mack and Ms. Kelsey Rehkemper Mack Ms. Amanda F. Reich

Ms. Jean Reidy Mr. Matthew Reilein Ms. Sara Renardo Mr. and Mrs. Myron J. Resnick Ms. Erika V. Reyes ‘13 Ms. Maria Reyes Ms. Angelina Reyes-Portales ‘15 Ms. Bea Reyna Hickey Ms. Deirdre M. Rice Ms. Julie Rigoni Ms. Nancy Rissky Mr. and Mrs. Genaro Rocha ‘00 Ms. Mary Margaret Rock Mr. and Mrs. Jose Rodriguez Mr. Victor Rodriguez Ms. Patricia Rothman Ms. Trish Rothman Mrs. Linda A. Roxe Mr. Jose Martinez and Ms. Yuri Ruiz’ 08 Mr. Glenn Ruppel Mr. and Mrs. A John Rush Ms. Lisa Russo Mr. John T. Ryan, III Ms. Mary Ryan Ms. Sheila Ryan Ms. Margaret M. Sage Mr. Ethan Salem Ms. Erica Salinas Mr. and Mrs. Al Sanchez Ms. Gabriela Sanchez ‘14 Mr. Safet M. Sarich Ms. Emily Scarisbrick Ms. Marjorie Schneider Ms. Kathleen Schoen Mr. and Mrs. Terry Schohn Ms. Therese M. Schott Mr. John Schulte Ms. Kate Schulte Mr. Stephen R. Schuster Ms. Brittney Scumaci Mr. Mark S. Seeberg Mr. and Mrs. R. James Seeberg SEIU Healthcare Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Sellers Mr. Erik Serrano Ms. Joan Sextro Ms. Sarah Shaaban Ms. Jean A. Shafer Fr. James Shea, S.J. Dr. and Mrs. Philip H. Sheridan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Shields Ms. Elizabeth L. Shimatz Mr. and Mrs Donald Sierzega Dr. and Mrs. Robert Sirota Ms. Sharon Slocum Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Smith Ms. Maureen Smith Ms. Lydia Sorensen Ms. Mildred Sosa Ms. Patricia Sparks Mr. David Spence Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. Stalzer Ms. April L. Stefanic Ms. Erica Sticha Ms. Mary Sticha Ms. Taylor Sticha Mr. Thomas M. Sticha Ms. Maureen Sullivan Ms. Janise Supremo Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Swanson Ms. Vineeta Swaroop Mrs. Leonor V. Tapia

Mr. Kevin Tellie Teska Associates, Inc. Ms. Elvira Torres Ms. Mary Ellen Toth Ms. Jennifer Trowbridge Mr. and Mrs. Alec Turner University of Chicago Booth School of Business Ms. Vanessa Valentin Mrs. Alice Valentine Ms. Katherine Van Berschot Mr. John VanderVennet Ms. Brenda A. Varelas ‘09 Ms. Yasmin Vasquez Moreno ‘14 Ms. Mayra Vazquez Ms. Noemi Vazquez ‘07 Ms. Yolanda Vela Mr. Luis Velazquez Ms. Marian Veloz Dr. and Mrs. Jeffery S. Vender Mr. Angelo Villa-Garcia ‘14 Mr. and Mrs. Lambert J. VonBank Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard Walke Mr. and Mrs. Craig Walker Ms. Wendelyn Wallace Mr. Jacob Wells Ms. Landis Wiedner Ms. Patricia M. Wiedner Ms. Blair Williams Ms. Stacy Williams Mr. and Mrs. Tom Williams Ms. Betty Lynn Wills Ms. Jessica Wills Ms. Rita Winiecki Mr. Christopher Wishmire The Wolfies Group Inc Ms. Carmen Woskershian Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Wright Mr. and Mrs. David Yonto Rev. Bradley Zamora Mr. and Mrs. Martin Zamora Ms. Celia Zarate Espino Mrs. Yuvanka Zavala Ms. Marianne G. Zelewsky

Gifts-in-Kind Activo Fitness Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Boler Constellation Brands, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Croghan Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Heaton Ignite Glass Studios

The Soul of Cristo Rey “The Soul of Cristo Rey” was established to recognize those benefactors who have made gifts totaling more than $100,000 since the school’s founding in 1996.

Ackermann Memorial Fund Alliance for Catholic Education Allstate Insurance Company Anonymous (13) Mr. and Mrs. J. Stephen Baine The Bank of America Charitable Foundation Bernard Heerey Family Foundation Mr. Charles W. Bidwill, Jr. Big Shoulders Fund Big Shoulders Fund SGO Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Bowen, Jr.

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BP Foundation, Inc. The Brinson Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. Brinson Mr. and Mrs. John A. Buck Mr. Antonio Camacho † and Ms. Victoria Estevez Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Canfield Mr. and Mrs. John Canning, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Cannon Carl G. and Ruth R. Mayer Family Foundation Ms. Marjorie A. Carmody Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Ann Carr Cassin Educational Initiative Foundation Mr. and Mrs. B.J. Cassin Catholic Bishop of Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Foundation The Chicago Community Trust The Coleman Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gary † Comer Mr. and Mrs. Daniel V. Considine Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Cotter Cristo Rey Network Mr. and Mrs. John W. Croghan Crown Family Philanthropies Crown Imports LLC Cummins-Allison Corp.

The Cuneo Foundation Daniel Murphy Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Hanley Dawson, III Mr. and Mrs. John S. DeCorrevont Department of Commerce and Community Affairs Mr. and Mrs. † John D. Donahue Donnini-Rudolph Family Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James † Dowdle Dr. Scholl Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. † Dwan Fr. Eugene Dwyer, S.J. † Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Eilers Empower Illinois Endlichhofer Family Trust Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Fama Fidelity Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Paul Finnegan Mrs. Marlene Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Flanagan Fotsch Family Foundation Frank J. Lewis Foundation Mr. Arthur P. Frigo George R. Kendall Charitable Foundation, Ltd. Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund Grosvenor Capital Management, L.P. Guy A. & N. Kay Arboit Charitable Trust Helen Brach Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John R. Heller HFS Chicago Scholars Mr. Albert A. Hoffman, Jr. † HSBC - North America Mr. Robert L. Hulseman Insurance Auto Auctions, Inc. Jesuit Community at Loyola University The John Buck Company Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Joyce Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kahl, Jr. † Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP Kazma Family Foundation Mr. John Keane †

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Kendall Charitable Foundation, Ltd. Ms. Elizabeth I. Keyser Koch Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Krug The Lloyd A. Fry Foundation LKQ Corporation Mr. and Mrs. James W. Mabie Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Macina Madison Dearborn Partners, Inc. Marsh Inc. Mazza Foundation Ms. Deirdre F. McBreen McKenna, Long, & Aldridge LLP McNamara Purcell Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Meyer Michael R. Flaherty Trust Miguel Pro Jesuit Community Mrs. Amanda G. Moloney † Mr. and Mrs. R. Michael Murray, Jr. Ms. Jane Newton † Mr. Kevin J. O’Hara Old Republic Professional Liability, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James J. O’Sullivan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Otter Park National Bank Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Perry Mr. and Mrs. James N. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Perry Polk Bros. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. † Purcell PwC Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert † Reusche Rivers Casino Robert E. Gallagher Charitable Trust Robert R. McCormick Foundation Robert W. Baird & Company Foundation, Inc. Mr. Edward J. Sackley † Sanborn Family Foundation Ms. Elizabeth A. Schmidt † The SF Foundation Siragusa Family Foundation St. Ignatius Jesuit Community Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Sullivan The Susan R. & John W. Sullivan Foundation The Timothy and Susanne Sullivan Family Foundation U.S. Bank UBS AG, Chicago Branch United States Dept. of Education Universal Service Administrative Company USA Midwest Province of the Society of Jesus Inc. W.P. & H.B. White Foundation Wakerly Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wenger William G. McGowan Charitable Fund, Inc. Wintrust Commercial Banking Xavier University Jesuit Residence Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Zarcone † Deceased donor * Includes Donor Advised Funds * * Denotes 1996 Legacy Society

Tribute Gifts RAdm. and Mrs. Robert Abele in honor of Rev. John Foley, SJ Mr. Joshua E. Adrian in honor of Antonio Ortiz Ms. Amy Alessio in honor of Carolyn Alessio Mr. Jeremy Manier and Ms. Carolyn Alessio in honor of Bernard Webb Mr. Jeremy Manier and Ms. Carolyn Alessio in memory of Sergio Alessio Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Angiello in honor of Thomas Angiello Anonymous in honor of Rex Ovalle Ms. Roberta Ansiaux in honor of John Ansiaux Ms. Suzanne Averill in memory of James J. Maloney Mrs. Rosette M. Bagley in memory of John D. Bagley, Ph. D. Ms. Mariclaire Bealin in honor of Taylor Sticha Mr. and Mrs. James B. Begley in honor of Mark Rohde Mr. Michael Black in honor of Katie and Rex Ovalle Mrs. Cathy Bordeman in honor of Robert Bordeman Ms. Marietta C. Bratta-Garber in memory of Mary Jo Nyhan Mr. Kent Bream and Ms. Adele Fava in honor of Mayra Gradilla Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brissman in memory of James J. Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Callaci for the birthday of Peggy Sullivan Mr. Benjamin Campbell and Ms. Nicole Cruz in honor of Veronica Campbell and Family and Raquel Cruz and Family Ms. Carolyn Campbell in support of Dennis Crowley Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell in honor of Dennis Crowley Ms. Julie Campbell in support of Dennis Crowley Mr. and Mrs. John F. Chapin in honor of Anna Chapin Mr. and Mrs. John F. Chapin in honor of the Class of 2020 Ms. Julie Cooney in memory of James J. Maloney Mr. and Mrs. John W. Croghan in memory of Mary Jo Nyhan Mrs. Diane W. Cynowa in memory of Robert A. Cynowa Ms. Barbara Jane DeLateur for the birthday of David DeLateur Hart Mr. and Mrs. Jason Dillon in memory of Josh Nemeth Dowdle Family Foundation in memory of Mary Jo Nyhan Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Doyle in memory of James J. Maloney

Ms. Denece Dreger in honor of Jennifer Swanson Ms. Mary F. Duby in celebration of Linsey Neyt & Katie Haas Ms. Katie Ellis for the birthday of Barney Brust Endlichhofer Family Trust in memory of Robert A. Cynowa Mr. and Mrs. James T. Finn in memory of James J. Maloney Mr. William F. Fox in memory of Peter Fox, SJ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fritzlen in honor of John Zavislak Ms. Angelica M. Garcia ‘10 in memory of Josh Nemeth Ms. Cynthia L. Garcia ‘10 in memory of Josh Nemeth Mr. and Mrs. Dave Garrett in honor of Jim and Andy Crandell Mr. and Mrs. Michael Garry in honor of Lucas Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Sean Geoghegan in honor of Morgan Collier Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Giampetroni in honor of Cristo Rey teachers and staff Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Giampetroni in honor of the Cristo Rey Mission Judge and Mrs. John B. Grogan in memory of Mary Jo Nyhan Mr. and Mrs. Victor Guerrieri, Sr. in support of Vic Guerrieri Ms. Janice M. Guerriero, Ph.D. in honor of Lin Manuel-Miranda and all Latinx heroes Ms. Carrie Harrington in support of Linsey Neyt Ms. Araceli Heredia ‘05 in memory of Josh Nemeth Mrs. Gloria H. Herrick in honor of Fr. Joseph Peplansky, CMF Mr. Michael E. Hogan in support of Lindsey Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Russ Hubbard in honor of Morgan Collier Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Hyland in honor of Fr. Jim Gartland, SJ Ms. Karen Jefferies in memory of Mary Reich and her sister Elsie Cisek Ms. Maria Elena Juarez ‘12 in honor of Ms. Juarez Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Kelly in memory of David Kelly Ms. Lisa M. Key in honor of Morgan Collier Ms. Ann Kora in honor of Morgan Collier Ms. Elise Krikau in honor of Morgan Collier Mr. and Mrs. William J. Lawlor, III in memory of James J. Maloney Mr. and Mrs. James Lawrence in honor of Francesca Sallinger Mr. Matthew Lawton in honor of Pat Lawton Lettuce Organize LLC in support of Taylor Sticha

Ms. and Ms. Rebecca and Elisabeth Lindsay Ryan in honor of Tony and Brenda Ortiz Mr. Christopher and Mrs. Danielle Locke in honor of Jennifer Sirota Mr. Joseph Lucca in honor of Rev. John Foley, SJ Ms. Nancy Martinez ‘10 in celebration of Mr. Walke and Mr. Indacochea Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mazariegos in honor of Fr. Katsouros Ms. Margaret McCarthy in memory of James J. Maloney Mr. Rob McCloskey and Ms. Olivia Mulcahy in honor of Cristo Rey faculty and staff Ms. Jen McConnell in support of Linsey Neyt Ms. Julie McCormack in honor of Taylor Sticha Ms. Mary M. McGuire in memory of Jim McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Andrew and Mary McKenna in memory of memory of Walter O’Hara Mr. Kevin McKim in memory of Don and Bunny Swanson Mr. and Mrs. William V. McMenamin in honor of the McMenamin extended family Mr. Peter McMenamin in honor of Rev. John Foley, SJ Ms. Sheila Miller in memory of Josh Nemeth, Brother Dave, and Rafael Torch Mr. John Minetola in honor of Mike Gordon Mrs. Carolyn V. Mitchell in memory of William Mitchell Mr. Timothy S. Mitchell in honor of Fr. James Ackerman, SJ Mr. Timothy S. Mitchell in memory of Robert Tnul, SJ

Mr. Lawrence Montalto in honor of Sister Paul Ann, OLPH Ms. Adriana Moreno ‘06 in memory of Josh Nemeth Dr. and Mrs. Edward D. Murphy in honor of Rosemary Croghan Ms. Marisa Naujokas in honor of David Stern Mr. James Newark in honor of Henry Calderon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Nyhan, Sr. in memory of Mary Jo Nyhan Mr. John Olvany in memory of James J. Maloney Mr. James A. Pashia and Ms. Mary Beth Kuntz in honor of Sara Geoghegan Ms. Kathleen Prause in honor of Sara Geoghegan Rev. Msgr. Wayne F. Prist for the birthday of Morgan Collier Ms. Janna Quarless in support of Linsey Neyt Mr. and Mrs. Barry Quirke in memory of James J. Maloney Ms. April Redzic in honor of Jennifer Sirota Mr. and Mrs. Myron J. Resnick in memory of James J. Maloney Mr. Ivan Rios ‘12 in honor of Familia Rios Ms. Mary Margaret Rock in memory of James J. Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rolla for the 50th Anniversary of Andrew and Helen Pavicich Ms. Sheila Ryan in memory of Mary Jo Nyhan Ms. Marjorie Schneider in honor of Cathy Weissenborn Ms. Kathleen Schoen in honor of Katie and Rex Ovalle

Mr. John Schulte In honor of Kate Schulte Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Schulte In honor of Kate Schulte Fr. James Shea, S.J. in memory of Br. Dave Henderson, SJ Mr. Jared Sirota in honor of Jennifer Sirota and the Advancement Team Dr. and Mrs. Robert Sirota in honor of Jennifer Sirota Mrs. and Mr. Estela Sorensen ‘09 in memory of Ivan Reyes Mr. and Mrs. John A. St. Peter in honor of Michael St. Peter Ms. Sally S. Staff In honor of Kate Schulte and Mike Staff Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Starshak in honor of Rev. George Lane, S.J. Ms. Laura Stern in honor of David Stern Mr. Thomas M. Sticha in honor of Grandma Marcie Mr. and Mrs. Craig Stromberg in honor of Dennis Crowley Ms. Maureen Sullivan in memory of Larry D’Amico Mr. Kevin Tellie in honor of the class of 2013 Mrs. Alice Valentine in honor of Bishop George Rassas Ms. Betty Lynn Wills in support of Lindsey Hogan Ms. Jessica Wills in support of Lindsey Hogan Mr. Christopher Wishmire in honor of Lucas Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. James J. Wochner in honor of Rev. John Foley, SJ Mr. Alex Wyman and Ms. Rebecca Aguilar in memory of Br. Dave Henderson, SJ

Paul Purcell (1946-2020) served on the Cristo Rey Board of Directors for nine years, five as chair. He most recently served on the Cristo Rey Network Board of Directors. Paul was a true champion of the Cristo Rey mission, dedicated to the education and professional development of our students for nearly 25 years. Paul is pictured here with his wife, Patti, at ¡VIVA! 2019. Gifts below were made in the 2019-20 school year.

In Memory of Paul Purcell

“Paul Purcell was my mentor, hero, and most importantly, a dear friend. He loved the students of Cristo Rey like family. He will always be remembered here at Cristo Rey.” - Antonio Ortiz, President

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Baird Mr. and Mrs. John Calhoun Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Cannon Ms. Patsy Casey Ms. Rebecca Castro Ms. Cynthia Chase-Kofkin Ms. Vikki Cheaks The Chipman Family Mr. and Mrs. Andy Cier Mr. and Ms. Chris Coetzee Ms. Mary E. Cooney Ms. Kelly Corley Mr. and Mrs. John W. Croghan Mr. Matthew Curley Mr. Matthew Davis Mr. and Mrs. John S. DeCorrevont Mr. and Mrs. Phil Doran Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Curtis D. Fleming Ms. Geraldine Fotsch Gensler Ms. Patricia M. Godfrey Mr. Steve Golliher Mr. and Mrs. Larry GrabowskiMr. and Mrs. Eugene N. Halladay

Mr. and Ms. Hartmann Mr. Dan Holzrichter Ms. Marybeth Howe Ms. Nancy Hull Mr. Jonathan Hurley IrishAngels Ms. Barbara Johnson Mr. Thomas Kessinger Ms. Mildred D. Kitchell Mr. John Lewenauer Mr. Malcolm Liles Mr. and Mrs. John M. Maunsell Ms. Donna Neill Mr. and Mrs. George Nicholaou Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Scott Nielson Ms. Laurie Nordquist Ms. Vicki Pate Mr. Shawn Perry Ms. Katie Podmokly Ms. Nancy Popovich Ms. Cameron Ragen Mr. and Mrs. Donald Raths Mr. Larry Richman Robert W. Baird & Company - Arizona Baird Market

Robert W. Baird & Company - Grand Rapids Baird Office Ms. Lisa Russo Mr. John T. Ryan, III Mr. Jim Sartori Mr. and Mrs. Terry Schohn Ms. Lauren Schwartz Ms. Maureen Smith Ms. Patricia Sparks The Nachtman Group, LLC The Wolfies Group Inc Mr. Peter Thompson Ms. Jennifer Trowbridge Mr. and Mrs. Alec Turner University of Chicago Booth School of Business Mr. and Mrs. Mike Vasquez Ms. Patricia M. Wiedner Mr. and Mrs. Jay Williams Ms. Stacy Williams Mr. Ford Woods and Mr. Scott Woods Ms. Carmen Woskershian Mr. and Mrs. David Yonto Buena Vista Club Robert W. Baird & Company

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WAYS TO GIVE Online www.cristorey.net/donate Phone (773) 890-6800 Mail Cristo Rey Jesuit High School Attn: Advancement Department 1852 West 22nd Place Chicago, IL 60608 Recurring Donations Set up a monthly gift and support our mission all year long.

Tribute Gifts Make a gift in honor of or in memory of a loved one, event, or individual.

Donor Advised Funds We accept donations from Donor Advised Funds like Fidelity, Vanguard, the Chicago Community Trust, and more.

Matching Gifts Check with your company to find out if they have a matching gift program.

AmazonSmile Make Cristo Rey your charity of choice on AmazonSmile and 0.5% of all eligible purchases will be donated to Cristo Rey when you shop: bit.ly/CRJHSsmile.

Tax Credit Scholarships (Invest in Kids) Donate to Cristo Rey through approved Scholarship Granting Organizations (SGOs) and receive a 75% credit on your Illinois state taxes in return. Contact Matthew Crossett at mcrossett@cristorey.net to learn more.

Share Your Story Do you have a favorite memory or special story about your experience with or at Cristo Rey? Contact Jennifer Sirota at jsirota@cristorey.net.

1996 Legacy Society When you make a planned gift to Cristo Rey Jesuit High School, you make an impact felt across generations – an impact that benefits you, your family, and Cristo Rey Jesuit High School. We welcome planned gifts in the form of bequests, life insurance, charitable gift annuities, life estates, charitable remainder trusts, an IRA, 401(k), or 403(b) plan.

Whatever your financial situation, contact Laura Aguilar at laguilar@cristorey.net to learn more.

Stock Gifts Contact us to give a gift of stock. Stock Gifts Instructions for making gifts of stock are available on our website or contact Morgan Collier at mcollier@cristorey.net with specific questions.

CONTACT THE ADVANCEMENT DEPARTMENT: Laura Aguilar, Manager of Data and Donor Relations laguilar@cristorey.net

Lillie Sellers, Director of Corporate Relations, CWSP lsellers@cristorey.net

Morgan Collier, Executive Vice President mcollier@cristorey.net

Jennifer Sirota, Director of Communications jsirota@cristorey.net

Matthew Crossett, Director of Development mcrossett@cristorey.net

Taylor Sticha, Corporate Engagement Manager tsticha@cristorey.net

Elizabeth Galka, Director of College Support & Alumni Relations egalka@cristorey.net

Dawn Zamora, Advancement Associate dzamora@cristorey.net

Maureen McInerney, Director of Business Development and Strategy mmcinerney@cristorey.net 18

“To my fellow peers I offer this: do not be confined by definitions or intimidated by ignorant rhetoric, regardless of the pedestal from which it is spoken. Know that there will be another day—a better one, at that. Know that you will succeed in spite of the restraints...Shift the paradigm. Do whatever it takes to complete your pursuit of happiness. After all, it was audacious—not quietly polite—Ignatius who founded the Jesuits. Open your mouth wider when someone tells you to shut it.”

JAIME B., CLASS OF 2020 VALEDICTORIAN

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