Gratitude Report 2022-2025

GRATITUDE REPORT 2022-2025

A MESSAGE from our PRESIDENT & BOARD CHAIR Dear Friends of Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle, With deep gratitude and joy, we share our first CRJS Gratitude Report. This milestone reflects the goodness of God, the generosity of this community, and the extraordinary spirit of partnership that has made Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle possible. Every day, as our students arrive in our classrooms and at workplaces across the Puget Sound, they carry the hope you have helped ignite.

From the earliest days of the 2022 feasibility study, we have been humbled by the tremendous generosity of Seattle’s business and philanthropic leaders. Your belief in our mission to provide a rigorous college-prep education, faith formation, and real-world experience to students of limited economic means has opened doors that once seemed out of reach. Because of you, our students enjoy professional and academic experiences that exceed even their lofty dreams.

This report is more than a collection of data. It is a tribute to the people who bring our mission to life.

Our faculty and staff bring energy and excellence to the classroom every day. Our Board of Directors guides us with wisdom and opens doors throughout Seattle, with special thanks to our campaign co-chairs, Bob Ratliffe and Soozi Sinegal McGill. Our more than 40 Corporate Work Study partners mentor and support our students as they grow into young professionals of the highest caliber.

The future does have a name, and its name is hope. —Pope Francis Most importantly, we celebrate the CRJS students and parents who took a leap of faith in our new school. Their trust reminds us why CRJS exists: to transform lives through education rooted in Jesuit values and unique opportunities for growth offered by our work-study partners.

As you read these pages, know that each of our early achievements is rooted in your generosity and the work of the Holy Spirit. You have helped create not only a brand-new Catholic high school, but a vibrant, multicultural community where hope takes root and grows. We are grateful to Father Scott Connolly, whose recent decision to sell a significant portion of land and buildings at St. Paul Parish to CRJS ensures that our school has a home for generations to come. Together, we are proving that when faith, hard work, and partnership unite, remarkable things happen.

Thank you for walking this journey with us. The impact you have made already is profound, and we know the best is yet to come.

With gratitude and hope,

Paul J. Hogan President

Quentin Orem Board Chair

FIRST YEAR STATS

100%

Of faculty, academic administration, and CWS staff returned for 2025-26

Top Ranked In the Cristo Rey Network for PSAT scores

16

6

Students spent the summer at the University of Washington at the Evans Scholars House and caddying at Broadmoor and Seattle Golf Club

Staff with previous experience in other Jesuit schools

98% 6

Staff have worked at other Cristo Rey Schools

Of freshmen met or exceeded Corporate Partner expectations in the workplace

90% Of founding class retained

STAFF + FACULTY

17%

Asian/Pacific Islander Black Hispanic

48%

21%

White

14%

68%

8.5

83%

11:1

2

Of student-facing staff identify as people of color

Average years of teaching experience

Of teachers and administrators hold a master’s degree; 17% in-progress

Student to teacher ratio

Faculty hold a doctoral degree

FINANCIAL OVERVIEW 2025-2026

OPERATING BUDGET Facilities 7.8% Student Transportation 9.1%

Student Meals 2.8%

$5.25M

Student Programs 10.5%

Salaries 65.1%

$3.42M Salaries

$478K Student Transportation

$553K Student Programs

$409K Facilities

$145K Student Meals

$245K Professional Services

$9.45M

OPERATING BUDGET PROJECTIONS

$8.15M

2025-2026 $5.25M

$6.8M

2026-2027 $6.8M

$5.25M

2027-2028 $8.15M 2028-2029 $9.45M 2025-26

COST TO EDUCATE PROJECTIONS

$45,652

2025-2026 $45,652

$36,757 $31,505

2025-26

2026-27

2027-28

$33,122

2028-29

2026-27

2027-28

2028-29

COST TO EDUCATE MINUS STUDENT CWS EARNINGS

$34,152

2025-2026 $34,152

2026-2027 $36,757

2026-2027 $24,756

2027-2028 $31,505

2027-2028 $19,005

2028-2029 $33,122

2028-2029 $20,122

$24,756 $19,005

2025-26

2026-27

2027-28

$20,059

2028-29

FACTS + FIGURES

Black/African American 46%

Hispanic/Latino

9%

Asian Multiracial

3%2%1%-

White 39%

Hawaiian/Pacific Islander

TOP 6 LANGUAGES SPOKEN BY CRJS STUDENTS + FAMILIES English Spanish

Catholic Other Faiths

Amharic Tigrinya

46%

Vietnamese Tagalog

54%

“At CRJS students come from different backgrounds and share their cultures, uniting us in traditions and faith.” —Ruby S., ‘28

-

1%

Attended Private or Catholic School Attended Public School

55%

45%

Home School

$61K

100%

Average annual income of enrolled families

of families receive scholarships

$1,441

Average CRJS family contribution

STUDENT ENROLLMENT PROJECTIONS 285 259

185

115

60

2024-25

2025-26

2026-27

2027-28

2028-29

Projected

“CRJS is a wonderful place to learn and grow thanks to the Corporate Work Study Program, the close-knit community, and the way students are prepared for the future. It’s a place where I can succeed.” —Nahier M., ‘28

SPECIAL MOMENTS FROM OUR FIRST YEAR

First Day of Montserrat

Tie Ceremony

“Montserrat was a terrific opportunity to meet new people and start building connections, especially with teachers, knowing I’ll be with them for the next four years.” —Naomi K., ‘28

“I felt excited because it was the start of a new chapter in my life.” —Fatima C., ‘28

Draft Day 2024 “I hope to be involved in the technology field someday, and I was blessed by God and drafted to Microsoft.” —Keoni S., ‘28

Seattle U MOU Signing Ceremony Catholic Schools Week

CRJS students with a 3.5 GPA earn guaranteed admission to Seattle University, which will meet 100% of students’ demonstrated financial need.

“I learned about the history of the Church!” —Hugo R., ‘28

Boys’ and Girls’ Basketball “My favorite moment was our team huddle after our first win.

Throughout the season, I loved watching us grow into a program that will impact our school now and for years to come.” —Robert N-C., ‘28

Our inaugural Heart of Gold Gala on April 4, 2025 was a night to remember, and we have YOU to thank!

From the passion of Board Chair Steve Hooper’s address to the commitment of Holy Boldness Award recipient Gaynell Walker, to CRJS student Vanessa’s touching story, the evening was a celebration of our mission and a reflection of the community we are building together at Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle.

Because of your incredible generosity, we not only reached our ambitious $1 million goal… we exceeded it! That’s a powerful vote of confidence in our students, our mission, and our future.

$1.4M Total Raised

13

Sponsors

390 Guests

$900K+

Raise the Paddle Gifts

“Thanks to Cristo Rey, I have begun to dream of a future where I can achieve my hopes and the dreams of my parents.

Cristo Rey has allowed me to gain experience in the workplace and ignited a fire for learning.” —Vanessa A-M., ‘28 PRESENTING SPONSOR

LOYOLA SPONSORS

MANRESA SPONSORS

CARDONER SPONSORS

IN-KIND

Costco Founder Jim Sinegal, with Meron K., ‘28

THE CRJS GRADUATE

Open to Growth

THE SCHOOL THAT WORKS! CORPORATE WORK STUDY PROGRAM

Spiritually Alive

The Corporate Work Study Program is a separately incorporated nonprof it that places every student in a professional job f ive days a month, all four years.

WHAT CRJS DOES Obtain special provisions from the U.S. Department of Labor to employ high school students.

Manage employment eligibility verification, payroll, insurance, taxes and other employer responsibilities.

Intellectually Engaged

Provide supervisor training and ongoing support.

Match student associates based on job description and student skillset.

Transport students to and from the job location from September through May. Engage student associates in ongoing workplace training at school.

Career Ready

Committed to Doing Justice Expands Talent

CRJS student associates contribute to workplace needs while gaining early access to professional networks.

Improves Opportunities

Advances Racial Equity

CRJS students gain valuable social and technical skills along with vital professional mentorships.

CRJS students are culturally and linguistically diverse, helping strengthen the workforce while creating a ripple effect of influence as students carry their experience forward.

Loving

CORPORATE WORK STUDY PROGRAM Partners 2025-26

2024-25 SCHOOL YEAR

18 Work Study Partners

$816,188 earned by students

CWS PARTNER TESTIMONIALS “David assisted with an office operations/administrative task that would have taken a month to finish without his collaboration! He is productive, efficient, and proactive in his communication. He repeats instructions back to ensure he understands and asks clarifying questions when needed.

David is very adaptable and can easily jump into new tasks or projects, leveraging his multi-tasking skills.”

—Melissa Kipersztok, Andersen

“Ruby demonstrates real initiative, strong communication, and genuine curiosity—all of which are helping her grow and contribute even more effectively.

She is also developing solid spreadsheet skills that will serve her well in future projects.”

—Laurel Webb, Silver Creek Capital Management

SHIFTING PERSPECTIVES

I Used to Think, Now I Know: Lessons from the Corporate Work Study Program

“I used to think that CWS was only for tuition, but now I know that it is a very important life experience.”

—Lucille S-V. ‘28, Alaska Airlines “I used to think success meant promotions and titles.

Now, success is making a meaningful impact in my work.”

—Amethyst J. ‘28, JLL @ Amazon “I used to think working an office job would be extremely hard, but now I believe that if you receive proper training from more experienced coworkers, you can accomplish much more.”

—Jonathan H. ‘28, Costco

Board of Directors 2025-2026

Faculty & Staff 2025-2026

Quentin Orem | Chair

Br. Jeff Allen, SJ

Val Gorder | Vice Chair

Dr. Yayir Astudillo-Scalia

Amanda Montez Cobian | Secretary

Zen Brown

Luis Poggi | Treasurer

Sam Carlson

Paul Hogan | CRJS President

Meg Clarke

Steve Hooper | Chair Emeritus

Claire DeSelm

Miller Adams

Dr. Nadia Despenza Guy

Mike Chambers

Henok Elias

John Fisk

Flor Gonzalez

Sital Kalantry

Nolan Grady

David Mason

Anna Grillo

Soozi McGill

Mike Hall

Christine McKay

Paul Hogan

Regina Melonson

Manami Imaoka

Michael Mott

Marina Juarez

Natch Ohno, SJ

Daniel Kim

Trung Pham, SJ

Sandra Kuharic

Bob Ratliffe

Curtis Leighton

Madeleine Valdman

Brigid Lynett

Sarah Valentine

Gracie McRae

Gaynell Walker

Allie Picha Marianna Rojas Alex Salonga Katie Seltzer Sullivan Shaw Adriana Silva Holden Smith Kassandra Vogel Leslie Washington

AWARD WINNERS HOLY BOLDNESS AWARD GAYNELL WALKER Jesuits live with holy boldness, always seeking new ways to serve.

We presented the first Holy Boldness Award to CRJS Board Member Gaynell Walker, a fearless leader whose decades of work as an educator and advocate embody our mission.

From guiding committees to building parish partnerships and championing inclusion, Gaynell’s commitment fosters kinship and equity.

DOUG MABIE “DO BETTER” AWARD VANESSA A-M. ‘28 The Doug Mabie “Do Better” Award, Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle’s only endowed honor (so far!), recognizes a sophomore who exemplifies Doug Mabie’s inspiring legacy and our core values as a community-builder committed to helping others flourish.

The 2025 recipient, Vanessa A-M., ‘28, brings joy, fosters teamwork, and advocates for those without a voice.

Along with the award, Vanessa receives a tuition scholarship in honor of Doug Mabie’s mission to create opportunities and inspire kindness, service, and respect.

OUTRAGEOUSLY BOLD AWARD NOLAN GRADY Inspired by Fr. John Foley’s Cristo Rey Credo, the Outrageously Bold Award honors those whose vision reflects “faith in a dream so ambitious as to border on the delusional.”

We presented the inaugural award to Acting Principal Nolan Grady for his extraordinary leadership in building Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle in June 2025.

Nolan’s tireless dedication and care for students and staff exemplify bold hope and transformative education.

BUILDING THE FUTURE CELEBRATING OUR GENEROUS SUPPORTERS

GIVE

$28.3M r a i s e d f r o m J a n u a r y 2 0 2 2 t h r o u g h D e c e m b e r 5 , 2 0 2 5 Garlyn Abba Liana Abbott Bruce and Janice Abe Dick Abrams Miller Adams Lucia Agnese Alaska Airlines Alan Alberts Theresa Allen Ed and Jill Allen Dan Allworth and Laurie Kelley Mike Anderson and Lisa Pigott Anderson Kate Anderson Valarie Anderson Ashley and Ryan Anderson Anonymous (8) Angelene Arciaga Collette and Rich Arechavaleta Arrupe Jesuit Residence Bert and Cornelia Atwater Michelle and Tony Audino Brad and Linda Augustine Kelly Austin Mark and Katie Austin Aven Foundation/John Stanton and Teresa Gillespie Lisa Babinec Phillip Bach Baden Sports Inc. Baird Private Wealth Management Baker Tilly Desiree Baldocchi Robert and Victoria Baldwin Christopher Barkley Tom and Michelle Bartell Jeffrey Battle David Bauman Bryan and Erika Bayless Brent and Julia Beabout Kurt and Marianne Beers Kim and Blake Bell Rafael del Castillo and John Bellavia Rod and Mary Jo Bench Joel and Maureen Benoliel Becky Berg Stephanie Berge Andrew Bevegni April Bjornstad and Shakil Haroon Kelly and David Blacker Craige Blackmore, MD Jane and Watson Blair Jon Blanchard Charlene and Frank Blethen Blue Cross Premera BNY Mellon Community Impact Employee Giving

Molly Bobek Kevin Boehnlein Karen Boone Jeff and Renee Boone Jenna Bosell Michelle Botchey Fitz Bowen III Julie Brady David and Julie Brands Steve and Kate Broadbent Joe and Maureen Brotherton Bruce R McCaw Family Foundation Julie Bryan Mary Buza-Sims Sam and Janet Cagley Kerry Caldwell Frances Call Ian Campbell Cape May Fund Mark and Katharine Cappo Hillary Carey Phil and Kara Carey Sam Carlson Scot Carr Cartledge Foundation Inc Ryan Caruso Andrea Casey Tim and Kate Caslin Mike and Kate Chambers Katie and Jeff Chapman Yii-Hao Chen Mike and Therese Cherniga Tim Clark Carole Cline Colleen Marie Cline Amanda Montez Cobián Holly Coburn April Collier Linda Collins William Collins Columbia Pacific Management Father Scott Connolly Deacon Joseph and Barbara Connor Costco Wholesale Gillian Crossan Heath Cruikshank Annie and Ryan Cudney John and Carolyn Cunningham Annie Abbott and Colin Curtis David and Christine Czerniecki Sarah Dahleen Torrence Matthews and Ryan Davis Jeanne Deaver Erin and Steve DeKlotz

“I am grateful for our connection to CRJS and the great work you are doing.”

—CRJS Founding Supporter Molly Martinez, VP & Financial Advisor at RW Baird

“God is blessing your extraordinary efforts in fulfillment of the important mission we all share.” —Rev. Sean Carroll, SJ, Provincial of Jesuits West Barton and Mary Michael DeLacy JD and Cecile Delafield Deloitte Foundation Delta Foundation Tony DeSapio Ryan Vas Dias Amy and Ken Dice Charley Dickey and Sheila Wyckoff Dickey Eric and Holly Dillon Mary Dillon Mike and Carol Dillon Janine and Robert Dodson Terry and Kathleen Dolan Keith and Diana Donahoe Kevin Drewyer Drexel Fund Michele Ducharme Adam Duffy Sheila Delaney Duke Gayle and Jim Duncan Sharon and Steve Dunne East Seattle Foundation Echo Fund Brian Egger Scott and Carol Ehlen Lynora Eichner David and Kim Eisman Michael and Michal Beth Elerding Henok Elias Regina Ellis and Keith Dubanevich Ellison Foundation Greg and Allison Enell North Star Energy Jean Enersen and Bruce Carter Alain Enthoven Erick Shirley Foundation for Mental Health Ernst and Young Zach Buck and Wally Euyang Expeditors International Maura Fallon Umar Farooq Ale Favela and Tim Brooks Preston and Lora Feight David Ferry Richard Ferry The Ferry Foundations Teresa Fields Joseph Fiori John and Nancy Fisk Julia Fitzpatrick Ellen and Jim Flies Sheri Flies Mike and Marty Flood Mariana Flores Nicholas and Rachel Ford Elaine and Chuck Forde Mark and Megan Foreman Emily Forster and Joe Tappan Kate Forsyth Mike Fox Stephanie Fox Jamie and Mark Fox Karl Francisco Jeff Frank Hannah Franke and William Finney

Eric and Sarah Sadid Franzen Alan and Mary Frazier Natalie and Colin Frazier Samantha and Andrew Frazier Michelle Freeman Charlie and Liz Fritschen Megan Frizzie Fulcrum Foundation Joe and Terri Gaffney Will Gagliano Melissa Gardner Makayla Garrison Kara Garvey Luula Gebremedhin John and Gina Gladstone Glaser Foundation Bonnie Glenn Edgar and Gioia Gonzalez John and Kate Goodwin Greg and Val Gorder Anna Gordon Sean and Debbie Grady Kara Greene Kristina and Mark Grey Dana and Josh Gribble Matthew and Katie Griffith Mary and Tim Grillo Lyn and Jerry Grinstein Marie Groark and George Nelson Mary E. Groff Charitable Trust Grousemont Foundation Craig and Jennifer Gryniewicz Steve Guss Kyle Hackett David Hadani Ellie Hale R. Michael Hale Mike and Daniela Hall Cole Hardman Steve Boyd and Sheryl Harmer Jennifer Harnish Harnish Foundation Teresa Hash Ken and Sharon Hastings Nanette and Ranjiv Hayre Andy and Courtney Heily Don and Lorelei Heisler Hellen Hensel Damian and Angela Hession Michael Hester Troy and Ewelina Hickey Kelly Hickman Mike Higgins Stephanie and Mack Hinson Margaret and Tom Hoban Shawn and Kathie Hoban George and Debra Hofbauer Mary Eileen Cooper Hogan Paul and Jennifer Hogan William Hogan Danielle Holing Timmie Hollomon † Sam and Sarah Holt John Hooper Robert Hooper

“We are so humbled and pleased to be a small part of the amazing things Cristo Rey is doing.” —Preston Feight, CEO of PACCAR Steve and CathyBeth Hooper Thom Hooper Steven Hooper Jr. David † and Shelley Hovind Lindsay Hovind Dave Hudgins Mike and Christine Hughes Pat Hughes Stan and Katie Humphries Lee and Ginnie Huntsman Jordan Hyder Ignatius Ohno Foundation Spencer Igo Manami Imaoka Intermountain Health Catherine Iwicki Kim and Brent Jacobson Charles and Mary Beth James Chris Jellen Tom and Darlene Jergens Jesuits West Province Barbara and Doug Johnson Jeff Johnson Teri Johnson Jim and Jamie Johnston Carole Jordan Joshua Green Foundation Juniper Foundation Casey Kacirek Anna Schoenhals Kalepo Sukhjit Kaur Laura and Ryan Kelley Liz and Tom Kelley Jodi and Tom Kelly Kamila and Patrick Kennedy Kennedy Ries Family Foundation Jeff Kerscher Will and Beth Ketcham Amy and Chris Kiehn Kevin Kimura Justyna and Bryan King Craig and Maureen Kirby Lynn Kirby Denise Klinger Knights of Columbus Steve and Carol Koehler Carla and Elliott Kopet Jamie and AJ Kreshock Mimi Krsak Mary LaCugna Lakeside Industries Maureen Lane Sharon and Emmett Lane Brian and Diane Langstraat Karri Lapin Barbara de Lateur Thomas Leahy Leeann and Clarke Leaverton Paul and Trisha Leavy Christine and Scott Leber Karen Lee Michael and Mary Lee Maureen Lee and Mark Busto Don and Deborah Letourneau Jim and Maureen Lico

Stacey Lilleberg Gregory and Diane Lind Chris Lindblad Andrew Liu Karen and Bill Loftus Daniel Loftus Paul Loftus Tom Loftus Kathy Loftus Teresa Lombardi Dana Lorenze Sean and Julie Love Mary Lowery Karen Lu Don Luby Erin Luby Patricia Lynch-Cavanaugh and Paul Cavanaugh Annie and Doug † Mabie Katie Madson Joe and Mary Magnano Father Paul Magnano Len Nelson and Carol Maier Ron and Patricia Malatesta Saltchuk Marine Shane Martin Mike and Molly Martinez Dave Mason Jeff Mass Lisa Matchette Mark and Robyn Mattis Dave and Wendy Mayer Susan and Tyler Mayfield Pattie and Arnie Mayher Dan and Eileen McCallin Nikole McDonald Mike Curtin and Maureen McDonnell Gordon and Wendy McFadden T.J. McGill and Soozi Sinegal McGill Joe and Sarah McIntyre Maria McIvor Christine and William McKay Sean McKelvey Ian and Jason McKinley Laura and BJ McMahon Haley McMurray Brian and Michelle McRae Matthew Medlin John Meisenbach † Gary Melonson Regina Melonson Makyla Melonson Nancy Melton and Alan Biller Betty Mendez Bill and Catherine Miele Frank and Barbara Milette Jim and Colleen Miller Megan Miller Sarah Miller Sara Milone James Minorchio Sara Mitchell Jeannette Mitchell-Green Moccasin Lake Foundation Riq Molina Maggie Montez

“After 40+ years of serving on non-profit board and chairing capital campaigns, none has been more compelling nor satisfying than Cristo Rey. We are changing lives and transforming families.” —Bob Ratliffe, CRJS Board Member and Capital Campaign Co-Chair

Megan and Jed Moore Ruth Ann Moore Adan Morales Anne and Matt Moran Joe and Angela Moran Dayna and Doug Morgan Andy and Mary Ellen Morgan Cindy and Ed Moriarty Caitlin Morley Jameson and Christine Morrell Hallie Mott Kennedy Mott Maddie Mott Maureen Mott Michael and Laurie Mott Caitlin and Jason Moulding Daniel Mullen Mary Anne Mullin James Mullins Dorothy M. Murphy Mary Murphy Cathy Murray Vince Herberholt and Cathy Murray Gladys Wambui Mwangi Fernanda Navarro and Rodrigo Frias Rosemary Nelson Kelly Nelson J Nimmo Werner and Colleen Nistler Bernie and Killian Noe Norcliffe Foundation Charlie and Debbie Nordstrom Erik and Julie Nordstrom Norman Archibald Charitable Foundation Greg and Shiva Norton Rebecca Nuffer Matt and Cathy O'Donnell Erin and Carl Oest-Larsen United Way of Central Ohio Fumio Taylor Ohno Zack Ohno Yosh and Karen Ohno Natch Ohno, SJ O'Neil Family Foundation Tim and Gina O'Neill Dave and Peggie Orem Quentin and Madeline Orem Joe and Carla Orlando Monica Orozco Carmen Ortega Francisco Osegurea Jacquelyn and Hans Ostrom PACCAR Inc Harriet Pack Rich and Laurie Padden Jason and Kim Pankow Jeff and Siri Pannell

Mike and Wellesley Parker Haley Parks-Pavolka Steve and Kate Patterson Megan Paul Jana Pavlickova Tim and Patti Pavolka Sital Kalantry and Eduardo Peñalver Molly Pengra Sherry Perrault David Perry Jack and Mary Peterson John Peterson John and Margaret Petrie Michael Pfluger Trung Pham, SJ Joseph Phillips Doug and Cassie Picha Allie Picha and Gabe Rucker Luis Poggi and Malex Guinand Charlie and Eleanor Pollnow Gene Potter DJ Powers and Jessica Powers John Powers Joan Pratt Susan Queary Kristin Quinlan R & J Case Giving Fund John and Tory Raith Czarina Ramsay Bob and Lisa Ratliffe John and Bridget Rauvola Neville and Joanna Ray Brooke Raynor Scott and Shawn Redman Dan and Cec Regis Pat and Randi Reiten Tom Pehl and Sara Reynolds Cameron Riffle Wendy Rivas Gloria Rivera Mirya Muñoz Roach Elizabeth and Jonathan Roberts Paul and Peggy Robertson Fred Robinson Catherine and Stephan Roche Jeff and Perri Roe Kathleen Rohrer Marianna Rojas Stuart and Lee Rolfe Sharbani Roy Chris and Allie Ruettgers Charlotte Ruff Michael Ruiz Ben and Lillian Rush Andrea and Tim Russell Julia Salazar Salesforce Inc

Molly Sanborn Marvin Sanchez Julie Sandler and Alejandro Chouza Anne and Steve Sarewitz Cynthia and Kanny Satar Mark and Margaret Scheibe Neal and Caroline Schnitzer Carina and Nick Schoen Tyler Schoenecker St. Joseph School Mick and Marnie Schreck Schultz Family Foundation Schulze Family Foundation Bishop Frank Schuster Molly Schwab Seattle Foundation Seattle University Jody Seibel Kevin Seltzer and Zohra Ansari-Thomas Allen Seltzer Peter Seltzer Eric Berge and Katie Seltzer Steve Seward Shea Family Charities Julia Shen Joe and Elaine Shephard Kim and Jon Shirley Amit and Juhi Shukla Silver Creek Capital Management Silver Family Foundation Jim and Jan Sinegal Sisters of Providence Veronica Slajer Ken and Wema Slyter Erin Smith Frost and Margaret Snyder Foundation Tor Solberg Yvonne Spellman Paul Spieldenner Joe and Jenn Sprague Allyson Sprague Susie Stanley-Jones Anne Stanton Craig Stewart Terry C. Stokes Stolte Family Foundation Ken and Anne Strieby

Fred and Patty Struck Bryan and Julie Syrdal Michael Tadesse-Bell Pela Terry Di Do and JT Thomas T-Mobile Junior Torres Natalie Trius Steve Troyer Jack Trunzo Tulalip Tribes Charitable Fund Sunica Tyler Edelstein Tuttle Jose and Georgie Ubeda Bruce and Catherine Uhl David and Kara Uhl Elizabeth Union-Jakubek Steve Urqhart Bert and Madeleine Valdman Sarah Valentine Josef Venker, SJ Cedric Walker Gaynell Walker Steve Walker Cari and Dan Wall Walmart Community Grants Program Laura and Mike Walton Dave Warner Lynn and Stephen Watson Bill and Mary Watts Mark and Teresa Webb Stephen and Shari Welch Ming Ling Weng Lee Westrick David and Sarah Weyerhaeuser Daniel and Susan White Rhonda Wilkerson Michael Ann and Sean Wilson Becky Wilson Andria Wisler Bonnie Wong Ellen and David Woods Kim Wright David and Polly Wyman Wyman Youth Trust Nick and Nicole Zabriskie Claire Zabriskie

† deceased

CRJS is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. EIN 87-4002665

“Thanks to the extraordinary vision and generosity of our community, we’ve raised $28 million, moving us closer to building a cutting-edge school facility and supporting innovative programs that will prepare Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle students to thrive and create lasting impact for generations to come. Thank you!” —Soozi Sinegal McGill, CRJS Board Member & Capital Campaign Co-Chair

OUR MISSION To enflame the intellects and spirits of our students by integrating rigorous college-preparatory academics, professional work experience, and faith development, empowering them to flourish as scholars and citizens.

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