We are the light 2020 –2021 ANNUAL REPORT
LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT LEADERSHIP TEAM Jeb Myers President
Greetings! While 2020-21 posed many challenges, Cristo Rey Jesuit High School faced these challenges with renewed determination and purpose for our mission— to empower students from economically challenged families to graduate high school prepared to persist in college and flourish in life. To fund unexpected costs for COVID-19 safety measures, provide technology devices to support distance learning, and supplement lost revenue from our Corporate Work Study Program during the pandemic, we launched a $7 million campaign called the Resilience Fund. Our school community will be stronger in the “new normal” thanks to the increased commitments and supports of our generous benefactors and corporate sponsors. Cristo Rey Jesuit is continually improving our curriculum and programs to offer the best education for our students to prepare them for future success. The patience, creativity and perseverance demonstrated by our amazing students, families, faculty and staff during this unprecedented time led to moments of light and pride this past year, including: • 99% of students completing the necessary coursework to demonstrate their standards; • 100% of students in grades 10–12 gaining professional work experience in-person or remotely with 101 of our Corporate Partners, and students in grade nine through a partnership with Accenture; • Our College Success team being recognized by the Minnesota Independent Schools Forum (MISF) for Program of the Year, recognizing the specific accomplishment of 100% college acceptance for 11 consecutive years. • Completing construction on the Ken Melrose Technology Lab, representing a $1.7 investment in our students’ preparation for academics and the workforce in a post-COVID, and highly technical world. Your support allows us to stay focused on delivering a sustainable, high-caliber college preparatory education and workplace experience for every student. You make it possible for 500 students and 874 graduates to become college ready, career prepared, and ready to succeed in today’s changing world. Thank you. In peace,
Robert Carpentier Activities Director Jessica Cass Marketing and Communications Manager Steve Crandall Vice President for Advancement Raquel Gudiel Director of College Counseling Brittany Gundale Accounting Director
BOARD OF DIRECTORS As of June 30, 2021 Mr. Joe Boone (Chair) Water Street Partners, Managing Partner Mr. Tom Lydon (Vice Chair) APi Group, Inc., CFO Ms. Sheila Folkestad (Treasurer) Community Volunteer Ms. Kendra Reichenau (Secretary) Senior Advisor Rev. Joseph Brown, S.J. Southern Illinois University Carbondale, Professor/Chair of the Africana Studies Department Ms. Anne Cashill Marion Parke, President Fr. R.J. Fichtinger, SJ Associate Pastor Saint Thomas More Catholic Church
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Kesiah Kolbow Director, Corporate Work Study Program Tim Kosiek Chief Operating Officer Mel McCaa Director, Human Resources Maria Siebels Campus Minister Myriam Vigil Director of Admissions Matthew Von Ende General Manager
Rev. Paul Lickteig, S.J. Demontreville Jesuit Retreat House, Retreat Director Mr. Phil Martin Fox Rothschild, LLP, Partner Mr. Tom McCarr PricewaterhouseCoopers, Tax Partner Mr. Rod Medel Medel & Associates, Managing Principal Mr. Jeb Myers Cristo Rey Jesuit High School, President Mr. Scott Pollei Dunn Lake Partners, Partner Ms. Kate Roehl Lake Region Medical, Executive VP (retired) Rev. Warren Sazama, S.J. Saint Thomas More Catholic School, Administration
Mr. Robert Frost Lazard Middle Market, CEO
Ms. Linda Roberts Singh Community Volunteer
Mr. Tim Gelinske Bell Bank, Senior Vice President Torgerson Family Foundation, Board Member
Mr. Jamie Snelson Fredrikson & Byron, P.A., Shareholder
Ms. Emma Gergen Carlson Private Capital Partners, Vice President Jeb Myers, President
Erin Healy Principal
Fr. Tom Lawler, SJ Demontreville Jesuit Retreat House
Ms. Cristina Thomas, PhD 3M, Senior Laboratory Manager & R&D Global Process Owner Dr. Yohuru Williams University of St. Thomas, College of Arts and Sciences, Dean Mr. Shay Wyley Independent Board Director
Our Mission Cristo Rey Jesuit High School provides access to a Catholic, Jesuit, college and career preparatory education to unlock the potential of students of any culture, faith, or creed to transform our communities. We are guided by faith, prepared for life, and always serving others.
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1) Seniors celebrating at the College Decision Day Carnival 2) Senior award recipients at Baccalaureate Mass 3) Boys Basketball 4) Boys Soccer 5) Seniors celebrating at the College Decision Day Carnival 6) Girls Soccer Team
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“When I received my first college acceptance, I felt really happy because the reason why I studied hard was to go to college. Being the first one to ever get accepted to college in my family feels like a dream becoming reality. I’m really grateful for the people who showed me so much love and support to get to this point, and to Cristo Rey for giving me the opportunity to work at Medtronic, where I found out my career path of becoming an engineer. It made me realize that if I work hard enough, I am able to achieve my dreams and goals.” —Joseph Cruz-Guzman ‘21
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874
STUDENTS IN 2020-21
GRADUATES since our first
57% female 43% male
graduates in 2011
STUDENT ETHNICITY
84% Latinx 13% African/African American 3% Other
90%+
SERVING STUDENTS FROM
73% Minneapolis 7% Richfield 5% Brooklyn Center 2% Bloomington 2% St. Paul 15% Surrounding Suburbs
OF THE CLASS OF 2021
will be the first in their family to attend college
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Our Corporate Partners Students earn half the cost of their education through our Corporate Work Study Program (CWSP), while also being exposed to a corporate work environment and positive influences of supervising professionals. In exchange, employers that participate in CWSP receive high quality, cost-effective workers and get to play an active role in students’ future success.
4 STUDENTS SHARE ONE FULL-TIME JOB
Each student works five full days per month
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CORPORATE WORK STUDY PARTNERS
A variety of industries, companies, and organizations partner with CWSP. Our underwriting partners fund jobs at nonprofit organizations unable to fund a team with their own resources.
2020–2021 CORPORATE PARTNERS As of June 30, 2021
CORPORATE PARTNERS
Risen Christ Catholic School
Manufacturing
Science Musuem of MN
3M
Sojourner Truth Academy
Cardinal Glass Industries
St. John Paul II Catholic School
Conklin Company
St Peter Claver School
Donaldson Company, Inc.
Banking / Finance
St. Mary’s University
H.B. Fuller
AllianceBernstein
The Bakken Museum
LeJeune Steele Co.
Allied Solutions
University of St Thomas
SurModics
Ameriprise Financial
Wooddale Academy
Winnebago Industries, Inc.
Automotive Luther Automotive Morrie’s Automotive Group
Bell Bank BMO Harris Bank Carlson Private Capital
Energy
Media
Xcel Energy
Novus Media
Choice Bank
Food & Beverage
GMB Capital Partners LP
General Mills
Lazard Middle Market LLC
Land O’Lakes
Night Owl Piper Sandler PwC LLP
Open Arms of Minnesota Plymouth Congregational Church Project for Pride in Living Simpson Housing Service The Advocates for Human Rights The Uncommon Sports Group YMCA—Blaisdell Technology
Accenture
Jamf
APi Group Inc.
Sovos
Government
Deluxe
SPS Commerce
Hennepin County
KPMG
Trane Technologies
Thrivent Financial
Abbott Northwestern
U.S. Bank
Augustana Care Corporation
Värde Partners
Children’s Minnesota
Construction / Real Estate
Northern Star Scouting
HelpSystems
Healthcare
AgMotion
Jeremiah Program
Professional Services
Securian Financial Group
Commodities
Hennepin Avenue United Methodist Church
NCCO Printware RSM SALO LLC
Transportation C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc. Expeditors International
Medica
Retail
Medtronic Inc.
Best Buy
UNDERWRITING PARTNERS
Optum
Coolibar
Anonymous
UnitedHealth Group
Creative Partners Group
Cristo Rey Network
Great Clips
General Mills Foundation
Cushman and Wakefield Mortenson Construction
Insurance
PEC Solutions
Allianz Life
Ryan Companies US, Inc.
CSDZ
Education
Legal
Ascension School
Dorsey & Whitney LLP
Cristo Rey Jesuit H.S.
Faegre Drinker
ECMC
Fox Rothschild LLP
Joyce Preschool
Fredrikson & Byron, P.A.
Partnership Academy Charter School
Robins Kaplan LLP Taft Stettinius & Holister LLP
Prodeo Academy
Scientific Research Pace Analytical
Joe Fleischhacker Teresa Fleischhacker Colleen Ryan
Service Organizations
Pohlad Companies
Basilica of Saint Mary
Walser Auto Foundation
Big Brothers and Sisters Catholic Charities of St. Paul & Minneapolis/Northside Centro Tyrone Guzman College Possible Domestic Abuse Project
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2021: A year of outstanding scholars The 11th Annual Commencement of Cristo Rey Jesuit High School took place in the gymnasium on Saturday, June 12. One hundred and twelve seniors received their diplomas and were congratulated by President Myers, Board of Trustees Chairman Joe Boone, Principal Erin Healy and Corporate Work Study Director Kesiah Kolbow.
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MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 2021
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NUMBER OF DIFFERENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES THE CLASS OF 2021 WILL ATTEND
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Maria Pliego ’21 addresses the Class of 2021 at their graduation ceremony.
These outstanding scholars persevered through academics and Corporate Work Study placements during a pandemic. They will attend 32 different colleges and universities across the United States, as well as commitments to the US Air Force, Marines, and National Guard. The Class of 2021 includes external scholarships earned through Act Six, Burger King Foundation, Dell Foundation, Deloitte Foundation, Horatio Alger Association, Page Grant Foundation, and Wallin Educational Partners. Seniors Cristina Vasquez-Huix and Jocelyn Casarez Chacon are the first students in Cristo Rey history to enroll at Johns Hopkins University and New York University. We are proud of their accomplishments and grateful for their contributions to our school. Congratulations!
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We, Pumas, are the light. “We have been the light in the darkest year. After a year of remote learning, social distancing, racial unrest and violence in our Minneapolis community, we are the light coming through. Our class has spoken against racial injustice, advocated for women’s rights, protested in the streets and have been vessels for change in our community, while continuously giving our all to our education in a year we could have lost ourselves in the darkness and in hardship. We have been able to follow a path of growth. The path we take next will look different for all of us, but outside these Cristo Rey doors, I hope we become the future leaders, future activists and future change makers we’ve all been called to be.” —Efrain Perez ‘21
Jericho Sims ‘17 Selected 58th Overall in NBA Draft by New York Knicks Jericho Sims ’17 makes history for Cristo Rey Jesuit High School in being the 58th pick for the New York Knicks in the 2021 NBA Draft. He will be the first alumni of Cristo Rey Jesuit High School to become a professional athlete and will be the first NBA player from the national Cristo Rey Network. Sims once dominated the high school basketball court for Cristo Rey before playing for the University of Texas as an interior defender. He averaged more than 9 points and 7 rebounds a game in the 2020-21 season and led the Texas Longhorns to their first Big 12 9
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Tournament Title. With his 44.5-inch max vertical, the NBA scouts took notice of the Minnesota native.
the corporate work study program and was known by his teachers for both his athleticism and great personality.
“Jericho is a fantastic athlete and also a wonderful person,” said his high school coach, Stan Clay. “He is great on defense, and he has the jumping ability for the NBA. I know him to be very thoughtful and intelligent as well, and I think his resilience will help him continue to be successful in his career.”
“Our goal at Cristo Rey is to help students unlock their potential,” said President Jeb Myers. “Jericho worked hard for years, and his dedication is paying off. We are very excited for his career and thrilled to see him continue to grow both on and off the court.”
Growing up, Sims was quiet and often had his nose in a book. He became interested in attending Cristo Rey for
As his hard work pays off, Sims is an example of our mission to transform communities and lead students toward successful careers.
2020–2021 DONORS
Our Donors Cristo Rey Jesuit High School depends on generous donors to help us bring our mission to life and provide the very best experience to our students and graduates. We are grateful for your investment in helping under-resourced high school students prepare for success in college, careers and life. Thank you!
INDIVIDUALS & FAMILIES $50,000+ Anonymous Lee Anderson Jane McDonald Black and Archie Black
Jody and Octavio Portu
Bill Sislo
Brian and Kathleen McGrane
The Schulze Family
Alan and Melissa Spaulding
Cary and Regina Musech
Erik and Rima Torgerson
Peter Spokes
Joseph Neumeier
The Torgerson Family
Joe and Karen Stich
Peter and Bonnie Noll
Jane and Jack Whiteford
Cristina and Scott Thomas
Charnelle and John O’Connor
Ann and Taige Thornton
Scott Pollei
$10,000–$24,999
Donna Welsh
Michael and Leah Ryan
John and Sheila Folkestad
Laura Bohlander, Robert Page, and Elizabeth Page
Ann Hart and William Wernz
Carolyn Sample
Edward and Beverly Kaye
The Choromanski Family
$5,000–$9,999
Betty MacMillan
Mary and Ernest Dorn III
Anonymous (2)
John and Jane McNeill
Dr. John and Anne Dowdle
Robert Albright
Kendrick B. Melrose†
Susan Stabile and David Drueding
Patrick and Mary Alexander
Teresa Fleischhacker
Colleen Ryan and Tom Merz The Colleen Ryan Family Brian and Shelly Murray The Pohlad Family
Nancy Dunn Bob Frost Michael and Marie Gallagher
Steven and Patricia Schreiber Hank and Chris Shea Mrs. Marion Short James Snelson Mariah Snyder
Paul Banker
Jorge Ulate-Rodriguez
Terry and Laura Becker
Jacob and Nicole Walesch
Kristin and Greg Carlson
$1,000-$4,999
Robert and Charlotte Gavin
Meghan Dowling Chorske and Michael W. Chorske
Emma and Nick Gergen
Anonymous
Ronald and Joan Cornwell
Mark and Susan Gherity
Barbara Ahlstrom
Kim and Carol Culp
Gregory and Jane Goven
Timothy and Sue Anderson
Eric Roberts and Laura Davis
Jim and Kathy Haymaker
Don Arbour
Paul and Colby Dixon
Roger and Mary Kathol
James and Michelle Bailey
Carl Galvan
Millie and Tim Kosiek
Roger and Mary Angela Baker
Mary McMahon and Alan Geiwitz
Tom and Mary Gerry Lee
Douglas and Julie Baker
Timothy and Susan Gelinske
Jean and Laurence LeJeune
Mary Jo and David Bangasser
$25,000–$49,999
James and Gail Haemmerle
The May Family
The Baratz Family
Anonymous
Michael and Laurie Junker
Patrick and Patti McAdaragh
Tom and Vicki Barzen
The Butler Family
Marla Kennedy
The Carlson Family
Michael and Mary Kate McFadden
John Kirchmann
Brian Bernat and Anne Lockner Bernat
Joe and Mary Fleischhacker
Rosa Miller
Dean Laurance
Joseph and Helen Bettendorf
The Fleischhacker Family
Mark and Heidi Ohlmann
Mike and Karlene Lindseth
The Bieber Family
Timothy and Mary Gray
Rolf and Sarah Peters
Darren and Terry Jackson
Janice E. and Michael J. Ryan
Robert and Rebecca Pohlad Katherine and Gerald Roehl The Roehl Family Patrick and Ann Ryan Gary and Pat Sauer Linda and Jesse Singh Warren and Mary Lynn Staley The Staley Family
Betty Lucas Tom and Theresa Lydon
Richard and Mairanne Seidenstricker
Stephen and Colleen Lucke
Edward Bohrer
Phillip and Lori Martin
Terry and Karen Bonertz
Katie and Michael McElroy
Joe and Becky Boone
Terrence Fruth and Dr. Mary McEvoy
Kathleen Brayko Bonnie and Tod Carpenter
Deceased
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2020–2021 DONORS Dr. Robert and Nancy Christensen
Stephanie R. & Erik W. Johnson
Dr. Thomas and Mollie Raih
Edward and Sherry Ann Dayton
Timothy and Tara Clark
James and Mary Ellen Jordan
Kelly Regan
John Devney
Ron and Kathy Colby
Mary Jungmann
Martha Reigel
Barbara Diekmann
Alfred Colling
Anthony Kane
James and Isabel Reynolds
Joseph Dixon
Douglas and Ann Cooley
David Kett
Roy and Diane Rueb
Anne Drolet
Bill Coughlan, AFSC
Paul and Jill Kirwin
John Ryan
Wood Kidner and Susan Funk
Richard and Virginia Craven
Scott and Ellen Sayer
David Graves
The Culp Family
Jacqueline Darrah and Steve Knapmiller
The Sayer Family
Thomas and Cheryl Harjes
Judy and Thomas Davin, M.D.
Margaret and Robert Koop
Michael Scott
John and Sharon Hite
Mark Decker
Lucia Lahiff Crane
Linda Sherman
Christine Solso and Robert Huber
Gretchen and Joe Docter
Steve and Janet Lerch
Kathleen Doar and Alan Sinaiko
James and Alison Hurley
David and Katie Dorn
Suzanne Veenhuis and Daniel Levitt
Meera Singh
Arthur and Rosemary Janousek
Jeannie Sonstegard
Dave Kihm
Bill and Patricia Lucke
Margaret Selby-Soran and Philip Soran
Jocelyn and Peter Knoll
The MacGillis Family
Ella Spanjers
Francis and Margaret Magill
Thomas and Paula Kraus
Donald Speiker
Annette Margarit
Chris Larson
Lawrence and Bev Stirtz
Brian and Susan Mark
Brianna Witte and Matt Leither
Janet Sullivan
Michele and Thomas Marrinan
Stephanie Leubner
Sandra and Dave Swanson
Thomas and Sheila McCarr
Charles and Mary Michel
Hugh and Susanne Sweeney
Robert and Vivian McDonald
Emili and Brian Miller
Wayne and Dorothy Thalhuber
Richard and Joyce McFarland
Maurice and Shawne Monahan
Nance Torrence
Tom and Mary McKeown
Joanne Nalepka
Tracy and Donald Tredinnick
Lorin Bakken and Gregory Mertes
Delaram and Randy Norman
Jeff and Nancy Twidwell
Thomas and Rose Mary Meyer
John and Martha O’Toole
John Watkins
Timothy and Mary Zitur Miley
Daniel and Pamela Patnode
Ben and Mary Whitney
Caryl and Randy Morgan
Happy and Eduardo Peris
Andrew and Katherine Wilhoit
Benjamin and Robyn Murray
Larry and Judith Pfaff
Thomas and Rose Winkels
John Murray
Linda Tapsak and David Pote
Shay and Brenda Wyley
Gary Prinsen
$500–$999
Maureen Rangen
Anonymous (2)
Bryon Reinhart
Susan Bordson
Mark Savin
George Brewster
John and Carole Sayer
John Brown, Jr.
Stephen and Doris Schmaltz
Jane Cromie and Larry Bucklin
Jeff and Julie Steele
Laurie and Thomas Burns
Thomas and Carolyn Sullivan
Sheila Campbell
Ana Theisen
Billie Cashmann
Mary Beth Trine
Bridget Doyle Patricia Dufresne Fr. Douglas Ebert John Ehlen Bob and Beth Elfstrand Bruce Engler Anne Feider Christine Fenske Mark and Mary Clare Fildes Dean and Amy Franke Rolf and Mary Gilbertson Kevin and Patricia Gilligan Gary and Suzanne Giltner Floyd and Ann Grabiel Kevin and Nancy Graf Carol Graf Dan and Colette Hagen Robert and Mina Harrigan Lyth and Mary Hartz John and Terri Haveman George Hawkins Max and Kari Heerman Jack and Kate Helms Joe and Hannah Helms John and Anna Helms Andrew Helms Jim and Anita Hidding Carmela Hobbins M. Janice Hogan-Schiltgen Colleen and John H Hooley Dave and Michelle Horan
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Gregory and Mary Lewis
Jeb and Charlene Myers Robert and Joanne Neis Mike Norona Timothy and Dana O’Connor James and Marjorie O’Hara Daniel and Mary O’Keefe Kris Berggren and Ben Olk Anne Olson Tom and Mary Ann Orfei R.C. and Tish-Mary Osborn Margaret and Greg Palen Arthur and Joanne Popehn David and Karen Quinby
Hank and Deb Koch
Lawrence and Patricia Clemens
Lynn and Carol Truesdell
Margaret Harrington Conroy and William Conroy
James and MaryAnn Van Houten
Allan Cotrone
Lori Williamson
Richard and Mary Jean Weigel
FINANCIALS
Financial Statement for Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2021 Government
15%
Family
3%
Richard and Erika Dorn
Delores and James Woychik
Bill and Barbara Gabler
James and Kathleen Zavoral
Erik and Elizabeth Jensen
Barbara and Michael Zins
David and Kathy Jungquist Suzanne Lefevour
$250–$499
Other
CWSP Sponsorships
Bernard and Jane Worth
2%
22%
Terry Longval
Anonymous
Carolyn Robinson
Beth and Peter Rozga Maggie and Matt Lockner Franke Lee Moisant
Philanthropic Support
Bash Kaur Singh
Jacqueline Lee
Colleen and David Smith
Anne Cashill
Mary Ellen Troy
Michael and Emily Reif
Robert and Mary Venegoni
Julie Letner
SUPPORT & REVENUE
Patty and Alex Schmitz Diane Schulte
Rebecca Wurzer
58%
Donald Rushin
Anette and John Whaley
David and Jane Siegel
Philanthropic Support
$ 5,812,132
Jerry and Connie Slanga
Corporate Work Study Program (CWSP) Sponsorships
$ 2,213,957
Michael and Pamela Wold
Government Reimbursement Revenue
$ 1,512,849
Derek Wood
FOUNDATIONS, CORPORATIONS & ORGANIZATIONS
Family Contributions
$ 323,609
Mary and Robert Satterstrom
Anonymous
Other Revenue
$ 227,550
Anthony Bramante
3M Foundation
Total Support and Revenue
$ 10,090,097
Armantina Malvarez Espinosa, M.D.
Abbot Downing
H. Thomas and Christina Blum
AgMotion, Inc
Molly Levoir
Albright Foundation
Jean Denn
AmazonSmile Foundation
Wilson and Theresa Acevedo
American Endowment Foundation
Fundraising General and Administrative
6%
Robert Chalifoux
8%
Richard and Phyllis DeVries Deborah Finnegan Zachary Lockner
Anastasi Jellum
Stephen May
86%
APi Group Foundation
Len and Terese Powell
Approve-IT Inc.
Anna Rohde
Baird Foundation
Rafael Tarragó
EXPENSES Program Services
$ 6,752,507
General and Administrative
$ 650,736
Fundraising
$ 470,956
Total Expenses
$ 7,874,199
Williamson Family Charitable Fund Sandra K Swanson Charitable Foundation
Larry and Toni Forsland Program Services
Ameriprise Financial
Susan Zhulkie
Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund
Dick Enrico
Anonymous (2)
Steven Peterson
Stabile Drueding Charitable Gift Fund
Jack and Joan Barrett Thomas and Joan Barry David and Katherine Bromelkamp Peter Butler Scott and Liz Dorn
Knapmiller Daraah Family Fund Baratz Family Foundation Bessemer Trust Company Best Buy Co., Inc.
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2020–2021 DONORS Best Buy Foundation
The Donaldson Foundation
Hunt Electric Corporation
OLG Men’s Club
Bieber Family Foundation
The Dorsey & Whitney Foundation
InFaith Community Foundation
OptumHealth
BNY Mellon
Dr. Scholl Foundation
James B. Linsmayer Foundation
The Ouellette Foundation
Boston Scientific
ECMC Foundation
James R. Ryan Marital Trust
The Patch Foundation
The Boston Scientific Foundation
The Elizabeth C. Quinlan Foundation, Inc.
Jerome J. and Ursula Choromanski Family Foundation
Patrick and Aimee Butler Family Foundation
Ergotron, Inc.
John W. Kurtich Foundation for Study and Research
Pax Christi Catholic Community
Calvin Institute of Christian Worship Carlson Family Foundation Catholic Community Foundation
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Anonymous
Bailey Charitable Fund
Rosebud Family Fund
Joseph Dixon Giving Account
Arthur J. Pophen Family Foundation Fund
Twink and Joe Charitable Fund
Lathrop Gray Plant Mooty Law Firm
Peregrine Capital Management, LLC Pohlad Companies
Liberty Diversified International
Pohlad Family Fund
LN Design Co.
Premier Banks
LRE Foundation
ProtoLabs
Rosa Miller Gift Fund
Luther Automotive Group
Prospect Creek Foundation
Martin Family Charitable Fund
MacGillis Family Foundation
PwC
Ellen and Scott Sayer Charitable Fund
Rolf and Sarah Peters Charitable Fund
Markoe House Jesuit Community
RBC Wealth Management
Martyn Service Company Inc.
Palen Family Foundation
Redpath
Savin Family Fund
Marsh & McLennan Companies
Steve and Tricia Schreiber Family Fund
Stephen May Charitable Fund
Mary Ellen Troy Trust
The Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation
Bill and Patricia Lucke Charitable Fund
May Family Foundation, Inc.
Riverway Foundation
McKinsey & Company
Roehl Family Foundation
David J Sutton Fund
Medel & Associates LLC
Wyley Family Fund
Mersky Family Foundation
The Ron and Kathy Colby Family Foundation
Larry and Pat Clemens Charitable Gift Fund
The Medtronic Foundation
Ryan Companies US, Inc
Paul and Jill Kirwin Charitable Fund
Meristem Family Wealth, LLC MightyCause
Saint Bonaventure Catholic Community
Dan and Colette Hagen Family Fund
Musech Family Charitable Fund Rueb Family Fund John D. and Jane McNeill Family Donor Fund Michael and Pamela Wold Fund Mary Cullen McKeown Charitable Fund
Saint Paul and Minnesota Foundation
Linda and Jesse Singh Fund
The Minneapolis Foundation
Catholic United Financial Foundation
First Light Asset Management Charitable Fund
Barzen Family Fund
Centerspace
Great Hills Partners
Terence Fruth and Mary McEvoy Family Fund
CenturyLink Clarke M. Williams Foundation
Elfstrand Giving Fund
Pohlad Family Fund
Thomas G. and Paula K. Kraus Family Foundation
Jack and Kate Helms Fund
Charities Aid Foundation of America
McElroy Family Fund
Dick and Joyce H. McFarland Family Fund
Margaret and Francis Magill Fund
Fourth Generation Fund
SALO
David and Kathy Jungquist Fund
School Nutrition Foundation
Franciscan Poor Clare Nuns
Mary Zitur and Timothy G. Miley Fund
Schwab Charitable Fund
Fredrikson & Byron Foundation
Brian Mark Family Fund
General Mills Foundation
Ben and Mary Whitney Fund
GENYOUth Foundation
Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development
Charity Incorporated Charles Schwab Foundation Ciresi Walburn Foundation for Children Coca-Cola Give Craig-Hallum Capital Group LLC Cristo Rey Network Culp Family Foundation Darren and Terry Jackson Foundation Deloitte and Touche LLP Deloitte Foundation 13
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Filia Foundation Fish and Richardson P.C. Fleischhacker Family Foundation
GHR Foundation Gilligan Foundation Hennepin County Honeywell International Corporation
Morgan Stanley
Tom and Mary Gerry Lee Family Foundation
School Sisters of Notre Dame Andrew Helms Charitable Fund Anna and John Helms Family Charitable Gift Fund Randy T. and Caryl A. Morgan Fund
Morgan Stanley GIFT
Susan Funk and Wood Kidner Charitable Gift Fund
Network for Good
Inglewood Institute Fund
NorthStar Education Finance, Inc.
Bridget Doyle Charitable Fund
Goven Legacy Fund
Greater Twin Cities United Way
William Wernz and Ann Hart Wernz
US Bank Foundation
Richard Seidenstricker Charitable Account Hannah and Joe Helms Family Charitable Fund
Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Terry and Karen Bonertz Charity Fund Haveman Family Fund
Brian and Shelly Gill Murray Charitable Fund
Brian and Katy McGrane Charitable Fund
Nancy and Jeff Twidwell Fund
Mary and Dan O’Keefe Family Charitable Fund
Bill Conroy and Margaret Harrington Conroy Fund Greg and Kristin Carlson
Thomas and Rose Mary Meyer Fund
John and Colleen Hooley
Varde Partners
Robert Huber and Christine Solso Fund
Visitation Monastery of Minneapolis
Billie Cashmann
The Walser Foundation
Tom and Cheryl Harjes
H.E. and Helen Warren Foundation
Bromelkamp Family Charitable Fund
Wells Fargo Advisors
Securian Financial Group, Inc.
Donald Speiker
Shamrock Foundation
John Murray
School Sisters of Notre Dame Sojourner Community
Wells Fargo Matching Gifts Program
Soran Foundation
WEM Foundation
St. Joan of Arc Church
YourCause
Staley Family Foundation Summit Place—Eden Prairie Synergy Charitable Foundation Target Corporation The CLA Foundation The Julie and Doug Baker, Jr. Foundation
LEGACY Bob and Beth Elfstrand Bernice and Clarence Hynes Roger and Mary Kathol Edward and Beverly Kaye
The Torgerson Family Foundation
John and Jane McNeill
The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust
Colleen Ryan and Tom Merz
Kevin and Nancy Graf Foundation
Jeb and Charlene Myers
Thrivent Financial Thrivent Financial Choice TIAA Charitable Mary Holman Kathol Giving Fund Truist UnitedHealth Group U.S. Bank
Our 11th consecutive year! 100% of graduates have been accepted to college since we opened in 2007.
Anonymous (2)
The School Sisters of Notre Dame—Japan
Thomas S. Kemp Foundation
100% college acceptance!
Fr. Tim Manatt, S.J.
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“We are excited to help propel these high-performing students on their journeys from high school, to college and career success.” —Janet Foutty, executive chair of the board, Deloitte US and chair, Deloitte Foundation
Deloitte Foundation Awards Grant for College Scholarships This past spring, Cristo Rey Jesuit High School received a grant from the Deloitte Foundation to provide critical college scholarship funds to graduating seniors in the Class of 2021. Isiah Charleston, Melissa Sanchez, Cristina Vasquez-Huix and Narely Baron were selected as Deloitte Foundation Scholars, all of whom were admitted to college and intend to pursue majors in accounting, computer science, and/ or data analytics. In addition to demonstrating financial need, Deloitte Foundation Scholars must demonstrate academic and leadership excellence.
“In its mission to drive initiatives that help prepare the next generation of diverse business leaders, the Deloitte Foundation is proud to award these scholarships to Cristo Rey high school students,” remarked Janet Foutty, executive chair of the board, Deloitte US and chair, Deloitte Foundation. “During the pandemic, the disruption to education has been dramatic, particularly for racially and ethnically diverse communities. We are excited to help propel these high-performing students on their journeys from high school, to college and career success.” Deloitte’s collaboration with Cristo Rey is helping to unleash the potential of our students, who aspire to lead their generation and the generations to come.
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Pictured above from left to right: Isiah Charleston, Melissa Sanchez, Cristina Vasquez-Huix, Narely Baron and their families with representatives of Deloitte.