Don Bosco Cristo Rey Annual Report 2023

Annual Report 2022–2023 FISCAL YEAR

BETTER! T GETHER!

350

Total enrollment

53 Zip codes represented 21 Countries of origin $36,000 Average family income 222 Students who participated in at

least one athletic or extracurricular activity

1,008 Alumni

100% College acceptance rate

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Contents

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Letter from the President

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Student Life

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Corporate Work Study Program

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Class of 2023

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Alumni Highlights

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15th Anniversary

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Board, Faculty, and Staff

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Financials and Donor Lists 3

Letter from the President Dear Friends, At Don Bosco Cristo Rey, we offer a college-preparatory, career-focused education to young people from the DC area who have the need and motivation to earn a portion of their tuition through an innovative Corporate Work Study Program.

To celebrate our 15th Anniversary year, we selected the theme Better! Together!

We recognized that DBCR is a great school, but could be even Better! Our students deserve the best, so we are committed to delivering our best for them.

We had to do this together – Together! as a community of students, parents, faculty, staff, board members, job partners, volunteers, and donors.

At the beginning of the school year, I offered a challenge to the whole school community: If we all did a little more to be Better! and do it Together! we would have a transformative impact on Don Bosco Cristo Rey. And the community rose to the challenge and exceeded my expectations. Thank you.

I am proud to present the 2022–2023 Annual Report which showcases the results of our collective efforts. Our success is evident in…

Our students who are making honor roll, volunteering in the community, applying to college, starting new clubs, making a difference at work, competing on the field, and taking advantage of every opportunity!

Our alumni who are enrolling in, and graduating from colleges and universities, launching fulfilling careers, and transforming the world!

And of course, our incredible new programs—College Success & Alumni Persistence, Academic Support, Athletics, STEM, and Music—which are bringing DBCR to the next level!

As you read these stories and record-breaking statistics, please know that we couldn’t have done it without you.

With much gratitude,

Mark K. Shriver President

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Letter from our Students Greetings DBCR Community, I’m Javier Alemán, I am a senior and the Student Government President here at Don Bosco Cristo Rey High School, and I’m thrilled to share with you what makes our school truly exceptional. As the eldest of four siblings and the first in my family to pursue a college education, my journey led me to Don Bosco Cristo Rey, where I discovered an environment like no other.

At Don Bosco, our focus on real-world exposure has transformed me into not just a diligent student but also a driven collaborator within various team settings. Whether it’s group projects, corporate development teams, or leadership roles like the student government council, our school has provided me with invaluable experiences. Starting here was a fresh beginning, and now, as I prepare to graduate, I do so with confidence, knowing I’m equipped to thrive in both university and the workplace, thanks to the resources and the caring individuals who comprise our community.

One of the most distinctive aspects of our school is our intimate class sizes, with an average of 100 students per grade level. This small class environment allows every student to receive the individualized attention needed to realize their full potential and develop essential leadership skills. Having come from large public schools where I felt like just a number, I can certify that Don Bosco Cristo Rey offered me the opportunity to be recognized as a person. As I walk down our hallways, I’m greeted by familiar faces, each with a first and last name, embodying the essence of our close-knit community.

It’s this sense of unity and collaboration that truly sets us apart. At Don Bosco Cristo Rey, we all work together, supporting one another on the path to a brighter future. Our community thrives on the belief that when we help each other succeed, we elevate the entire school and pave the way for excellence. Together, we’re building a brighter future for all.

Best regards, Javier Alemán, Senior Student Government President at Don Bosco Cristo Rey High School

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Student Life

Good News From DBCR On-Campus Accomplishments

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Engineering Tomorrow

Career Day

DBCR began partnering with Engineering Tomorrow, an organization that provides hands-on labs and mentorship to high schools nationwide! In November, they came to campus, and we held our first lab.

Upperclassmen built model bridges and sent them through stress tests.

We hosted our annual Career Day in April. Fifty five presenters from 26 different industries came to campus to share their career journey with our students.

NBC4 & Telemundo

Sacraments of Initiation

DBCR students were interviewed on NBC4 and Telemundo about their school and Work Study experience!

Twelve DBCR students completed their Sacraments of Initiation: Baptism, Confirmation, or Eucharist during a mass with the Cardinal in May.

Mama Margaret Award This October, we launched the Mama Margaret Award to recognize DBCR faculty and staff who exemplify the legacy of Mama Margaret in their own unique way and celebrate their hard work.

Margaret Occhiena Bosco “Mama Margaret” was the mother of John Bosco.

She taught him the basics of faith, the value of hard work, the importance of family, and how to meet adversity with courage and hope.

Mama Margaret Award Winners

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November

December

January

JESSICA GARCIA FRONT DESK COORDINATOR

ELIAS BLANCO PRINCIPAL

DOMOTA’ BYRD ’18 DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANT

DR. LIZ MCCLOSKEY THEOLOGY TEACHER

Jessica Garcia Front Desk Coordinator

Elias Blanco Principal

Dr. Liz McCloskey Theology Teacher

Domota Byrd '18 Development Assistant

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April

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ANDREA LEONARD DIRECTOR OF COLLEGE SUCCESS & ALUMNI PERSISTENCE

NUVIN RUGOONUNDUN MATH TEACHER

Br. BR.John JOHNCastonguay CASTONGUAY

ALYSSA KOCIK Ms. Alyssa Kocik ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Athletic Director

THEOLOGY TEACHER Theology Teacher

Mr. Nuvin Rugoonundun

Ms. Andrea Leonard

Math Teacher

Director of College Counseling

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Student Life

THE FIRST-EVER CRISTO REY CUP On October 22, 2022, Don Bosco Cristo Rey hosted the FIRST-EVER Cristo Rey Cup, a soccer tournament at Georgetown Prep featuring the 3 MidAtlantic Cristo Rey schools (Baltimore, Richmond, and Philadelphia). Both Boys and Girls teams brought home the cup!

Sponsors Michael Brown The Dumais Family United Bank Champion Sponsor Joseph E. Robert Jr. Charitable Trust Royal Sponsor Siobhan and Charles Abell Kelly Branaman Mary and Charles Denney Jennifer Garner Stewart Investment Partners Michael and Eileen Flynn Jezic & Moyse, LLC Jim Coleman Auto Group The McAllister Family Foundation The Catholic University of America Grace Easby-Smith Weisser and Kevin Weisser Hood College David Metzger Washington School for Girls Paola Bonilla ’14 Domota’ Byrd ’18 Kyle Evans Allie McLoughlin Emily Rodriguez ’15 Casey Rosil ’18 Karen Salmeron ’12 Nancy Salmeron ’15

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1. Our Boys’ Basketball team competed in the 75th St. Anselm’s Basketball Tournament.

Kayden Fox ’25 was named to the All-Tournament Team.

2. A group of our students had the opportunity to participate in a service outreach activity at Gigi’s Playhouse. They spent the afternoon playing games and dancing! It was an incredibly rewarding experience for everyone involved.

3. Our AP Government class visited the White House for the ceremony welcoming the delegation from South Korea.

4. Teachers Nick Swanson and Kevin Somok accompanied eight of our students to Annapolis to advocate for the full funding of the BOOST scholarship program. The students did a great job advocating with our District 20 legislators and their staff—they were even picked up by the Catholic Standard.

5. Three senior student-athletes traveled to Worcester, MA to visit the College of the Holy Cross.

6. The Sophomore and Freshmen classes completed the Bridging the Watershed-Water Canaries Program at Great Falls National Park, where they studied invertebrates.

7. DBCR students and staff attended a Nationals baseball game in the fall!

8. Three DBCR juniors volunteered with Homes Not Borders, where they moved furniture and set up an apartment for a refugee couple before they arrived to the United States.

9. We’re so proud of Ulices Reyes ’23 for being recognized by Congressman Jamie Raskin for demonstrating a high level of commitment to service, leadership, and academic excellence.

10. To honor Black History Month, our students volunteered alongside community members to uncover, restore, and communally honor the final resting places of formerly enslaved mothers, fathers, and children who were held in bondage in Maryland during their lifetime.

11. Kiara and Diana, were finalists in the 2023 Prince George County Youth Poet Laureate.

12. Erik Lopez ’26 attended the National Immigrant Inclusion conference—the largest conference on immigration in the United States.

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Corporate Work Study Program

CWS BY THE NUMBERS

97%

of students meeting or exceeding their employers’ expectations

95% job partner renewal rate

148

CWS job partners

67

new CWS job partners

280

hours worked per student at their Work Study placements

30

students hired to work at their Work Study placements on weekends or over the summer

94.3% on-site jobs

4.9%

remote jobs

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Corporate Work Study (CWS) Job Partners Thank you to our 2022–2023 CWS job partners for providing incredible opportunities to our students, helping them to develop their professional skills, and contributing towards their education.

Accounting & Consulting Accenture CCS Fundraising Deloitte LLP Deloitte Federal Ernst & Young Farragut Partners KPMG Rockwood Company Associations, Professional and Trade American Bankers Association American Health Lawyers Association American Association of Collegiate Registrars & Admissions Officers Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities Hispanic Chamber of Commerce LiUNA United States Catholic Mission Association Construction Clark Construction Group Coakley & Williams Construction, Inc. Ernest Maier, Inc. The Donohoe Companies Gilbane Building Company GTM Architects Heffron Company Potomac Mechanical Contractors Media and Publishing MOCO 360 National Geographic Consumer Services and B-To-B Boland Fernandez Group Fitzgerald Auto Malls Francis J. Collins Funeral Home Jim Coleman Auto Group Payroll Network, Inc. Pepco Total Wine & More Washington Suburban Sanitation Commission Education American University Catholic Schools Office Catholic University of America Don Bosco Cristo Rey

Holy Trinity School Institute of World Politics Georgetown Preparatory School Georgetown University Jubilee Jumpstart Landon School San Miguel School St. Anthony School St. Augustine’s Catholic School St. Francis International School St. John’s College High School St. Mary of the Mills St. Patrick’s Catholic School St. Philip The Apostle School The Consortium of Catholic Academies Washington Jesuit Academy The Woods Academy Financial Services Brown Advisory Caldwell & Company Capital Group Companies PNC Bank Seventy2 Capital Wealth Management United Bank Walker & Dunlop, Inc. Government and Government Affairs Congressman Jamie Raskin’s Office Congressman Steny Hoyer’s Office Cornerstone Government Affairs Intelsat Montgomery County Police Department Office of Council Member Gabe Albornoz Senator Van Hollen’s Office Senator Joe Manchin’s Office U.S. Agency for International Development U.S. Department of Education Healthcare Children’s National Medical Center Evolent Health, Inc. Exponent Health MedStar Ambulatory Services MedStar Georgetown University Hospital Stat Expert, Inc.

St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Hospitality Chevy Chase Club Hilton Marriott International Park Hotels & Resorts Human Services The Arc Montgomery County Archdiocese of Washington Catholic Charities Central America Resource Center (CARECEN) CHEER Christ Child Society: Opportunity Shop Food & Friends, Inc. Franciscan Mission Service House of Ruth Joe’s Movement Emporium Klein/Johnson Group L’Arche Greater Washington DC L’Arche Frederick Latin American Youth Center League of American Bicyclists Main Street Connect Mary’s Center Our Lady of Sorrows Church Save the Children Federation Seabury Resource for Aging SOME, Inc. Special Olympics, Inc. St. Anthony of Padua Church Supporting Our Aging Religious (SOAR) Visarts Legal Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP ArentFox Schiff LLP Baker Botts BakerHostetler Epstein Becker & Green, P.C. Furey, Doolan & Abell, LLP Heidrick and Struggles International Hogan Lovells Iron Point Partners, LLC Jezic & Moyse LLC Jones Day Kirkland & Ellis Lathrop GPM Lerch, Early & Brewer Chtd.

McAllister & Quinn Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough Pels Law Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan LLP Reed Smith Rothwell Figg Sidley Austin Williams & Connolly LLP Wilmer Hale Real Estate and Property Management Berkadia Commercial Mortgage Cresa Global, Inc. Cushman Wakefield The French Steel Company The Meridian Group Palm Facility Services Transwestern Science, Technology and Engineering Aireon AQUAS, Inc. Brightspot Collins Engineers Iridium Communications Macrogenics MITRE Corporation Raytheon “Angel” Job Team Sponsors Anonymous Austin and Gabi Hearst Bank of America David and Mikel Blair Fr. John Enzler Jesuit Conference John and Ann McAllister Rich and Nicole Dumais Rob and Jill Granader Savantage Solutions The Columbia Foundation Thomas and Andrea Lynch The Williams S. Abell Foundation 1111 Foundation

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Corporate Work Study Program

Partner Highlight

Marriott International and DBCR (Don Bosco Cristo Rey) have joined together to inspire growth and development for the next generation of young professionals. This collaboration has allowed students to work alongside industry professionals at Marriott and gain valuable experience. Maria Juarez-Matilde (’23) and Heather Valenzuela (’23) are Student Associates at Marriott International!

Annette Banks, a supervisor for the Student Associates in Marriott’s Owner & Franchise Services Group, has been with Marriott for nearly 24 years and has been instrumental in the growth and development of Maria and Heather. Annette, a first-generation Latina college graduate, understands the struggles that young professionals may face and has made it her mission to provide guidance and support to her team.

She sees Maria and Heather’s growth, potential, and drive to achieve their goals and has worked closely with many leaders at Marriott to provide them with the necessary tools to succeed. The highlight of this program for Annette has been the growth that the Student Associates have experienced over the years.

Liam Brown, Group President, United States and Canada at Marriott, has also been an avid advocate of the Corporate Work Study Program at Don Bosco.

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“Marriott deeply values our relationship with Don Bosco as our organizations share similar values.

Giving associates opportunities to grow and succeed is part of Marriott’s DNA, and Don Bosco is doing just that – giving students the skills and opportunities to succeed. Marriott has been privileged to have worked with so many students from Don Bosco over the years. We appreciate their many contributions!”

The HR Department at Marriott has provided the Student Associates with resume building, interviewing skills, and even an elevator pitch workshop. These tools have allowed Maria and Heather to refine their skills and gain the confidence needed to succeed in the industry.

The Student Associates have also been able to work on various projects with leaders in Owner & Franchise Services and other professionals at Marriott, allowing them to gain valuable insight into the field of hospitality.

Maria and Heather are grateful for the opportunity to be part of this program. They see Annette as a mentor and a true inspiration. They have learned so much from her and others at Marriott and have been able to apply these skills to their studies and future careers. The Student Associates are excited about the opportunities that lie ahead and look forward to continuing to work alongside industry professionals to gain valuable experience and knowledge.

The Marriott International and DBCR collaboration is a testament to the importance of providing young professionals with the necessary tools and resources to succeed. This is the epitome of why the Corporate Work Study program at DBCR is so important. It is inspiring to see the growth and development of Maria and Heather and the impact that Annette and Marriott have had on their careers. This collaboration is a reminder that great things can be achieved when industry professionals and young professionals work together.

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Class of 2023

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graduates A total of

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students receiving full rides or 90% of the cost of college

Students’ average out-of-pocket college tuition

$633 per year

962

applications, resulting in

589

acceptances from

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colleges and universities!

The Class of 2023 received

$11.2

100% ACCEPTED TO COLLEGE

93% DIRECT ENROLLMENT INTO COLLEGE

83% ATTENDING A 4-YEAR COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY

Million

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Class of 2023

VALEDICTORIAN “I appreciated my high school years at Don Bosco Cristo Rey, the fact that every staff member knows your name and knows something about you.

You are not a nobody walking around the hallways… I’m going to miss going to a school where everybody knows you.”

GHELILA ISAYAS, GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY ’27

SALUTATORIAN “The one message that I want to share with my classmates is that... whatever you set your mind to, you can achieve it. You can’t fail if you believe in yourself!”

GIANCARLOS REYES, NOTRE DAME UNIVERSITY ’27

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Class of 2023 College Acceptances included…

Albion College Albright College Alfred University Allegany College of Maryland American University Anna Maria College Anne Arundel Community College Appalachian State University Arizona State University-Tempe Assumption University Augustana College Barry University Bowie State University Bridgewater State University Canisius College Capitol Technology University Cecil College Central Washington University Clark Atlanta University Clemson University College of the Holy Cross Colorado State University-Fort Collins Coppin State University Curry College DePaul University Dominican University New York Drexel University Fordham University Frostburg State University Garrett College George Mason University George Washington University Georgetown University Goucher College Hampden-Sydney College Hampton University Harrisburg University of Science and Technology Holy Cross College Hood College Howard Community College Howard University

Iona University Jackson State University James Madison University Johnson & Wales University-Providence Kent State University at Kent Long Island University Loyola Marymount University Loyola University Chicago Loyola University Maryland Loyola University New Orleans Lycoming College Marquette University Marymount Manhattan College Marymount University McDaniel College Millersville University of Pennsylvania Molloy University Montgomery College Morgan State University Mount St. Joseph University Mount St. Mary's University Norfolk State University North Carolina A & T State University North Carolina Central University Northeastern University Notre Dame of Maryland University Nova Southeastern University Old Dominion University Pace University, New York City Campus Pennsylvania State University Point Park University Prince George's Community College Quinnipiac University Radford University Roanoke College Sacred Heart University Saint Leo University Saint Louis University Saint Peter's University Saint Vincent College Saint Xavier University Salisbury University

Slippery Rock University of PA Southern University and A & M College St. John's University-New York St. Mary's College of Maryland Stevenson University Swarthmore College Syracuse University Temple University The Catholic University of America The George Washington University The University of Baltimore Towson University Trinity Washington University University at Albany, SUNY University at Buffalo University of Arizona University of Connecticut University of Delaware University of the District of Columbia University of Maryland Eastern Shore University of Maryland, Baltimore University of Maryland-Baltimore Co. University of Maryland-College Park University of Mississippi University of Notre Dame University of Pittsburgh University of Portland University of Richmond University of Rochester University of San Francisco University of Scranton University of Virginia University of Wisconsin-River Falls Villanova University Virginia Commonwealth University Virginia Tech University Washington Adventist University Washington College West Virginia University Wittenberg University Xavier University Xavier University of Louisiana

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Alumni Highlights

THE POWER OF CHOICE

Very quickly, DBCR felt like a community unlike any other.

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In every part of our lives, we have to make choices. For Cesar Cisneros, his adolescent decisions transformed his life in ways unimaginable.

As a boy growing up in El Salvador, his path toward adulthood was undefined. His family knew a better life was attainable but not without change.

Following a move from their homeland, the Cisneros family landed in our nation’s capital with a dream and the motivation to raise Cesar and his older sister in a country built on the promise of opportunity. Cesar was immersed in a culture and language unfamiliar to him and quickly learned to adapt to situations outside of his comfort zone, including starting his high school career at a new school.

At the age of 14, Cesar Cisneros and his family explored the possibilities at Don Bosco Cristo Rey High School.

With a belief that Cristo Rey would garner the greatest return on his investment and allow him to become comfortable with the uncomfortable, he made the choice to apply.

To his hopeful excitement, he was accepted.

Throughout high school, his dedication to his newfound community and passion for civic engagement blossomed.

He sought leadership as a way to make change through student-led organizations, taking the helm as Student Council President.

“It was a whole new experience going into high school.

I got a hands-on experience while also learning and being involved with clubs and such,” Cesar reflected.

The shy boy from El Salvador found his voice at Don Bosco and used his power of choice to make real change in his community. Upon graduation, Cesar dreamt audacious dreams to graduate top of his class at Cornell University—and he is on his way to doing just that.

Cesar gives praise to his senior year college readiness class at Don Bosco for adequately preparing him for the rigor of postsecondary education and the culture that resides within campus life.

In his pursuit of a bachelor’s degree in Information Science and Government, he juggled the demands of achieving excellence in the classroom, his involvement at Cornell as the Vice President of his Class Councils Association, his work as a president of the Cornell

Vegan Society, and a staff member of his school’s newspaper—the Cornell Daily Sun. Cesar’s achievements have been recognized by Carnegie Mellon Heinz College, which named Cesar the winner of the 2021 Policy Technology Hack-a-thon.

After graduating in May, Cesar is working as an Analytics Analyst with Deloitte, one of the top four professional service firms in the world. His close-knit community at Don Bosco provided more than a source of support, it served as a web of connections.

Cesar’s introduction to Deloitte originated from a conversation with a Don Bosco board member that guided his perspective on the workplace and possibilities for his career post-graduation.

Deloitte quickly became a second home to me, where I could ask questions, support my team, and constantly develop new skills beyond the scope of my role.

Now, as I take on an exciting new project in the governmental sector, I’m thrilled to bring my deepseated passion and experience to the table, and to continue learning and growing in a supportive and dynamic environment.

Eight years later, Cesar reflects on his choices and the people he encountered throughout those adolescent years. He is most grateful for his lifelong community of advocates that have supported him throughout his high school and college career. To him, he feels he owes them the world. To them, the world is his.

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15th Anniversary

Scholarship Celebration

On September 28, 2022, Don Bosco Cristo Rey hosted the 15th Anniversary Scholarship Celebration on campus, where we raised $1.7 Million in student scholarship funds, celebrated our history, and further established DBCR’s legacy and bright future.

Committee

Sponsors

Honorary Chairs Rich Dumais Bob Easby-Smith Tim Flynn

Titanium Mary & Charlie Denney Nicole & Rich Dumais

Lauralyn Lee Chairs Tanya Baskin Mike Brown Vincent Burke Paul Choquette Jill Granader Carmen Larsen Sean O’Scannlain Karen Salmeron ’12 Jeff White

Honorees Supervisor of the Year Blanca Posada, Fitzgerald Auto President’s Award Monsignor John Enzler Corporate Partner of the Year Accenture University Partner of the Year John J. DeGioia, Georgetown University

Speakers Hosts Jasmine Guevera & Obe Aaron ’23 Alumni Speaker Catherine Rubio ’11

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Platinum Mike Brown Kathy & Ed Quinn Diamond The Andreas Foundation Jill & Rob Granader Genevieve Murphy Jen & Sean O’Scannlain Rita & Bob Reaves Kathy & Joe Ryan Jeanne & Mark Shriver Gold Siobhan & Charles Abell Accenture Bryan & Katy Anderson Anonymous Steve Blommer & Chuck Holzwarth Peggy & Jim Conley Ellen & Steve Conley Anne & Bob Easby-Smith Monsignor John Enzler The Fernandez Foundation Georgetown University Gilbane Building Company JP Morgan Chase KPMG Lauralyn & Peter Lee Andrea & Tom Lynch Sharon Marcil & Tom Monahan Kathleen McGuan Lizzy & Billy McMurtrie Amy & Alan Meltzer David Metzger Megan & Eddie Quinn Salesians of Don Bosco Karen Salmeron ’12 Southern Company

Stohlman Volkswagen & Subaru, Inc. Anne & Dennis Sullivan The V&S Foundation

Joan & Michael Conley Connelly School of the Holy Child Kathy Curran

Debbie & Cliff White

Elite Personnel Stephanie & Peter Farrell Eileen & Michael Flynn Catherine & Kevin Gallagher Seton & Grant Gardner Jane Genster & John Buckley Georgetown Preparatory School Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School Joan & Norman (Chip) Glasgow Gonzaga College High School Heffron Company Martie Kendrick & Harry Kettmer Anne & Jay Killeen Carmen Ortiz Larsen Law Office of Kathleen B. Asdorian, JD, JCL Mary Ann Mahin Ann & John McAllister Molly & Phillip McCarthy Stephanie & Ed McLoughlin Julie & Pat Nalls Payroll Network Katie & Tony Rettig San Miguel School Lynne & Matt Shank St. Francis International School St. John’s College High School Anna & John Stewart Councilmember Deni Taveras Patti & John Thiel Washington Jesuit Academy Jennifer & Jonathan Weinberg Patricia Weitzel-O’Neill Guen & Mike Wajsgras Stephanie & Jeffrey White Michael & Julin Williams The Woods Academy

Silver Brian & Catherine Bernasek Boland Sheila & Joseph Bozik & Mary Conlon Kathleen Brogan Brown Advisory Clark Construction Group Fitzgerald Auto Malls Patti & Tim Flynn The Invisible Hand Foundation Janice Ockershausen, Best Bark Communications Our Lady of Mercy Catholic Church Palm Facility Services Mary Lynn & Jim Shanahan Marcia & John Shooshan MITRE Trinity Washington University United Bank Bronze Arthur B. Wilner Foundation Joan & Tim Atkinson Megan & Dennis Barrett Susie & Michael Barnello Tanya Baskin Jane & Kevin Belford Berkadia Commercial Mortgage Kristina & Eric Boehk Boeing Kelly Branaman Jen & Vincent Burke Nancy & Anthony Calabrese Anne & Frank Cantrel Steve Carey Pat Clancy

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Board, Faculty, and Staff

Board of Directors 2022–23 Charles Abell, Vice-Chair Partner Furey, Doolan & Abell, LLP Steve Barczy Maryland Market President United Bank Tanya Baskin CEO & President The Baskin Group Eric Boehk Partner KPMG, LLP Kelly Branaman Secretary for Catholic Schools Archdiocese of Washington Mike Brown Partner Nelson Mullins Vince Burke Vice President Matan, Inc. Paul Choquette III Senior Vice President Gilbane Building Company Rev. Michael Conway, SDB Treasurer Salesian Province of St. Philip the Apostle

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Mary Denney Marketing Consultant Richard Dumais, Chair Msgr. John Enzler President & CEO Catholic Charities DC Michael Flynn Partner Gleason, Flynn, Emig, Fogleman & McAfee Lance Ford Co-Founder Palm Facility Services, LLP Kevin Gallagher Vice President, Assistant General Counsel Host Hotels & Resorts Jill Granader President Cambridge Information Group Carmen Larsen Founder & Manager AQUAS, Inc. John McAllister Managing Partner McAllister & Quinn Phillip McCarthy Executive Managing Director Transwestern

David Metzger CFO ACA Compliance Group Chris Murphy Vice President for Govt Relations & Community Georgetown University Sean O’Scannlain President & CEO Fortune International Karen Salmeron ’12 Engagement Coordinator Georgetown University Rev. John Serio, SDB Vice President of Mission Don Bosco Cristo Rey Dr. Matt Shank President Emeritus, Marymount Univ.

President, Virginia Found. of Independent Colleges Marcus Washington President Washington Jesuit Academy Jeffrey L. White Special Council Covington & Burling LLP

Leadership Team 2022–23 Elias M. Blanco Principal

Rev. John Serio, SDB Vice President of Mission

Alfonso Espada Director of Student Enrollment & Recruitment

Mark K. Shriver President

Emily McSwain EPC Representative

Kevin Somok Assistant Principal for Student Life

Ben Runyon Vice President of Operations

Grace Weisser Vice President of Advancement & Corporate Work Study

Lisé Sanchez Chief of Staff Angel Sanks Associate Principal

Faculty & Staff 2022–23 Stephen Ager Jessie Alston Carla Anderson Zahra Arabzada Christopher Bacas Domota’ Byrd ’18 Rev. Lenny Carlino, SDB Guadalupe Castillo ’17 Br. John Castonguay, SDB Naomi Da Ponte Josuhuey Edwards Stephan Felix Leticia Fuentelsaz Alejandra Gallardo Jessica Garcia Angeley C. Gibb Michaela Godding Enrique Guzman Denise Josiah Samantha Jouthe

LeAnne Kannapell Wendy Kelley Karen Khraling-Haddad Alyssa Kocik Andrea Leonard Anne Linton Udean Mars Williams, PhD Lupita-Maria Matadi, PhD Elizabeth McCloskey, PhD Allie McLoughlin Catherine McNulty Emily McSwain Ana Mejia Constance Mendoza Sean Miskimins Luke Morris Pedro Navarrete Malik Nickens Gabriel Obregon Hugh Privette

Julio Prudencio Maria Teresa Ramirez-Flores Rafael Rodriguez Bryan Romero-Guzman ’11 Heidi Romero Casey Rosil ’18 Nuvin Rughoonundun Tessie Schonder Aaron Shepperd Erica Smith Rev. Craig Spence, SDB Nick Swanson Rebekah Taravella Joanna Tice Diomar Torres Carlos Troconis Yesica Ventura Nina Waithe Ali Wasti Lesbern Wilkins 25

Financials and Donor Lists

Fiscal Year 2023

GRANTS AND FOUNDATIONS

$1,884,001 15TH ANNIVERSARY EVENT

$932,559 DON BOSCO ANNUAL FUND

$640,703 WOLFPACK SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY

$618,079

15.17%

TOTAL DEVELOPMENT REVENUE

$4,075,342

22.88%

Thank you!

15.72%

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46.23%

Black and Gold Lifetime Giving Society Created in 2017, the Black and Gold Lifetime Giving Society recognizes members of the Don Bosco Cristo Rey community whose lifetime giving has reached or exceeded $100,000.

Membership is determined by gifts contributed since our founding in 2007. The Black and Gold Society recognizes gifts when they are realized.

$1,000,000 or More

$100,000 to $249,999

A. James and Alice B. Clark Foundation Archdiocese of Washington The Bainum Family Foundation The Better Way Foundation Scott Brickman Catholic Education Foundation, Inc. The Cristo Rey Network The Dumais Family John & Maureen Hendricks Charitable Foundation Jim and Cece Koons Joe and Kathy Ryan Salesian Society, Inc.

The 1111 Foundation The Ada Harris Maley Memorial Fund Anonymous David and Carol Bates Rollin and Lisa Bell Stephen Blommer and Charles Holzwarth Lou J. Boland, Jr. Sean and Theresa Boland W. Liam and Lillian Brown CharityWorks Fund DC Clark Construction Group, LLC Jonathan and Susan Colby Deloitte Foundation Mary and Charles Denney Msgr. John Enzler The Eugene I. Kane Foundation, Inc. Timothy and Patti Flynn Georgetown University The Griffin Foundation, Inc. The Hearst Foundation, Inc. Peter Higgins Impact Office John Edward Fowler Memorial Foundation Joseph E. Robert Jr. Charitable Trust The Koch Foundation, Inc. Lauralyn and Peter Lee Brian J. and Elizabeth F. Lemek Martha Washington Straus-Harry H. Straus Foundation William and Lizzy McMurtrie The Millrose Foundation Monumental Scholars Fund, Inc. The Moran Family Foundation Andrew and Janice Ockershausen Ed and Donna Offterdinger Ed and Kathy Quinn Robert and Rita Reaves Richard E. & Nancy P. Marriott Foundation Frank and Dawn Saul The Shepherd Foundation Marcia and John Shooshan Southern Company John and Patricia Thiel Truist Foundation William G. McGowan Charitable Fund William J. Shaw Family Foundation

$500,00 to $999,999 Anonymous (x2) Chesapeake Bay Seafood House Association/Bob and Anne Easby-Smith Betsy and Peter Forster Forward in Faith, Inc. Morris & Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation Robert and Kate Niehaus Foundation Robert and Anna Trone

$250,00 to $499,999 Marcia Abbo Irrevocable Trust The Andreas Foundation Anonymous The Fernandez Foundation The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation Austin and Gabi Hearst J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott Foundation The James M. Johnston Trust for Charitable & Educational Purposes Chrisy Jelen and Jack Jaeger Kathleen McGuan Philip L. Graham Fund Salesians of Don Bosco The J. G. Shooshan Family Fund The Tom & Glory Sullivan Foundation/Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. P. Sullivan The William S. Abell Foundation, Inc.

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Financials and Donor Lists

Don Bosco Scholarship Society Launched with the Class of 2025, The Don Bosco Scholarship Society recognizes donors who commit to fund scholarships over the course of a student’s high school experience. The Don Bosco Scholarship Society connects donors with an incoming freshmen class. Together, donors grow with the students through meaningful interactions from their first day of classes to graduation day.

Class of 2025 Siobhan and Charles Abell The Andreas Foundation* Stephen Blommer and Charles Holzwarth* CustomerFirst Renewables* Mary and Charles Denney* The Dumais Family* Ernest Maier, Inc. Flaherty Family Foundation* The Fuccillo Family Tim Gillis Robert and Jill Granader Jay and Ann Gutierrez Ernie and Kathy Herrman* The Hoag Family Foundation* The Invisible Hand Foundation Joe and Joy Jacques

Lauralyn and Peter Lee Maryann and Nick Luongo James and Jane Martinko The McAllister Family Foundation Dan and Grace Melrod Kirk and Margit Nahra Frederick and Sheila Nebel Janet and Paul Nolan Daphna Peled and Shawn Delaney Ed and Kathy Quinn Ray of Light Scholarship Fund* Emily and Brendan Reed Tim and Betsey Royston Jeanne and Mark K. Shriver Doug and Carol Steenland Anna and John Stewart Lila and Brendan Sullivan Kerry and Brendan Swords Michael and Colleen Williams*

Class of 2026 Siobhan and Charles Abell Anonymous* Anonymous Clare and John Archer Megan and Dennis Barrett Alicia and Joe Barton Catherine and Brian Bernasek Jennifer and Vincent Browning Dick and Joan Burke BXP The Birk Family Foundation Julie Miller Collins and Kevin Collins Michael and Joan Conley Jillian and Scott Copeland Meghan and Alex Cross Carole and Donald Dell Mary and Charles Denney C. Maury Devine The John Doar Foundation Mimi and Chris Dorment Christine and Mike DuFour Duke University’s Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi The Dumais Family*

“Sophomore year was great!

I was on the principal’s list for all four quarters, which is a big accomplishment. I plan to do the same thing next year!”

ROY SAVAADA ’25

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Flaherty Family Foundation Joe and Gabrielle Fontana Maria Guadalupe Ernie and Kathy Herrman* The Hoag Family Foundation Patrick and Agnes Jenkins Claire and Thomas Joyce* April and Peter Kelly Family Martie Kendrick and Harry Kettmer Andrea and Tom Lynch William Lynn and Mary Murphy Sheila and Tim Maloney The McAllister Family Foundation James McCaffrey* David Metzger William Miller Bridget Q. and Michael W. Morris Lynn and Peter Muldoon Emily and Marc Porter Edward and Meghan Quinn Ray of Light Scholarship Fund* Katie and Tony Rettig Salesian Society, Inc. The Sani Family Foundation Adam and Sabrina Schaeffer

Rhonda and John Schmidtlein Mary Lynn and Jim Shanahan Matt and Lynne Shank James and Monica Shay Ruth Sorenson Dennis and Anne Sullivan John and Patricia Thiel Jonathan and Jennifer Weinberg Cliff and Debbie White Family Foundation

Class of 2027 Joy and Len Baxt* Nicole and John Crowley Flaherty Family Foundation* Gang Family Foundation* Jill Lesser and Jonathan Diesenhaus Gaelynn and Mike McGavick Jen and Sean O’Scannlain* Patricia A. Weitzel-O’Neill, Ph.D and Robert T. O’Neill, Ph.D Ray of Light Scholarship Fund*

One-Time Scholarship Gifts Jennifer and Vincent Browning The Catalogue for Philanthropy Carolyn and Jordan Downs Vanguard Investors Sean and Mary Duffy Michael and Eileen Flynn Cris and Jonah Goodhart Austin and Gabi Hearst* Thomas Heath Sue Heuver Martie Kendrick and Harry Kettmer Latino Student Fund Aileen May Adam Morse Karen O’Brien Erin Schiesel Marcia and John Shooshan Sirius XM Radio Inc./John Archer Brian and Caroline Smith Andrew and Carol Ann Spahn Jonathan and Katherine Tomares

* Funding Multiple Scholarships

“I had a great Freshman year! I created a Step Team and we had our first performance in February at the Black History Month assembly! Next year, we will be doing many more performances and I cannot wait.”

RACHEL MERDUS ’26

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Our Campaign for Don Bosco Cristo Rey Through our unique funding model, every student who attends Don Bosco receives a $5,000 scholarship, which bridges the gap between their Work Study earnings and family contribution.

In 2019, Don Bosco launched a $10,000,000 Scholarship Campaign to provide 200 scholarships each year for 10 years. The list below reflects those who committed to support this critical campaign.

Stewards of Don Bosco

Loyalty Society

A. James and Alice B. Clark Foundation

The Carl M. Freeman Foundation, Inc. Julia Cullen Msgr. John Enzler Farr Family Foundation Lance and Jerelyn Ford Kevin and Catherine Gallagher Bud and Kelly Hawk Kathleen McGuan William and Lizzy McMurtrie David Metzger Robert O’Neill and Patricia Weitzel-O’Neill Truist Foundation

2007 Founders Society Scott Brickman Robert and Anna Trone

Legacy Society Anonymous Betsy and Peter Forster

President’s Society The Dumais Family Forward in Faith, Inc.

Msgr. John J. Enzler Society Joseph E. Robert Jr. Charitable Trust John Lee Lauralyn and Peter Lee Park Hotels & Resorts, Inc. Philip L. Graham Fund Ed and Kathy Quinn Russell and Norma Ramsey Joe and Kathy Ryan Salesian Society, Inc. Salesians of Don Bosco Scott and Patrice Brickman Family Foundation

Scholars Society Jane and Kevin Belford Rollin and Lisa Bell W. Liam and Lillian Brown Paul and Alana Choquette David and Mikel Blair Family Foundation Mary and Charles Denney Gilbane Building Company William and Laura Kappaz Koons Toyota of Annapolis Andrew and Janice Ockershausen Robert and Rita Reaves Cliff and Debbie White

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Campaign Supporters Siobhan and Charles Abell Stephen Ager Jessie and Gregory Alston Kyle Amey Mina Anderson The Andreas Foundation Tania Argueta ’11 Lou August Christopher Bacas David and Carol Bates Elias and Ashley Blanco Eric and Kristina Boehk Jim Boland Lou J. Boland, Jr. Paola Bonilla ’14 Bonnemaison, Inc. Alvin Cannon Jennifer Castaneda Christopher Castillo ’14 Ana Chapa Ricardo Sam Chapa Neil and Marcy Cohen Siobhan Cooney Angeley Crawford Diomar Torres and Nicolas DeJesus Tim Dodds Douglas and Barbara Duncan Bob and Anne Easby-Smith Emily Enz Rudi Feiler Stephan Felix Layla Ferjani Michael and Eileen Fitzgerald Michael and Eileen Flynn

Timothy and Patti Flynn Madelin and Kurt Fox Jeff Franco Andrea Fuller Jessica Garcia George Preston Marshall Foundation Geoffrey and Lulu Gonella Enrique Guzman Peter Higgins Gelynn Hurt Marina Jerry Eric Jeter Chris Lesesne Lesbern Lewis-Wilkins James and Oriana MacGregor Lupita-Maria Matadi Joy McCarthy Allie McLoughlin Catherine McNulty Emily McSwain Ana Mejia Sean and Natalie Miskimins Clare L. Mugno Timothy and Mary Jo Mullin Chris Murphy Malik Nickens Pouire Eric Ouegraogo Esther and Shane Owens Gail Packer and Warren Kaplan Nirmal Pahadi Antionette and Edward Parks Sylvia Pope Julio Prudencio Robert Rice Bryan Romero-Guzman ’13 Ben Runyon and Frances Santiago Lisé Sanchez and Alex Cholet Scott Team International Matt and Lynne Shank Marissa Shuford Kevin and Katherine Somok Ruth Sorenson Tom and Ellen Sullivan Rebekah Taravella and Eric Bent Amy Taylor Marcus Washington Ali Wasti Grace Easby-Smith Weisser and Kevin Weisser Michael and Kathie Williams Briana Wright

DBCR Alumni Giving

Class of 2011

Class of 2012

TaShawn Black '11 Pamela Cabrera '11 Roel Campos '11 Nicholas Coleman '11 Marcos Interiano '11 Pauline Placide '11 Angela Samayoa '11 Daniela Santiago '11 Anthony Torres '11

Mark Ambrose '12 Adolfo Barnech '12 Karen Salmeron '12

Class of 2015

Class of 2016

Class of 2017

Class of 2018

Kendra Cuello '16 Margarita Echeverria '16 Jude Eguia '16 Derian Funes '16 Dhivyan Grell '16 Carlos Lopez '16 Emily Mendoza '16

Katherine Aguilar '17 Destiny Edwards '17 Kasey McManes '17 Nicole Nuñez '17 Nancy Velasquez '17

Ashley Arevalo '18 Domota Byrd '18 Julio Castillo '18 Ada Gonzales '18 Marlene Guerrero '18 Kimberly Letran '18 Kaosi Okpalannaka '18 Casey Rosil '18 Julio Salmeron-Perla '18 Sheila Sohrabi '18

Class of 2019

Class of 2020

Class of 2021

Class of 2022

Emily Lima '19 Kevin Mendez '19 Samuel Mercedes '19 Angel Santiago-Luna '19 Saul Viera '19 Alicia Vasquez '19

Katie Ramirez '20

Ricardo Canales '21 Azucena Garcia '21 Karen Martinez-Nuñez '21 Suyapa Valladares '21

Angel Rosales '22 Katherine Vanegas '22 Jose Viera '22

Jamall Cain '15 Melissa Cruz '15 Ewane Esong '15 Noelle Hendrickse '15 Sarah Higgins '15 Naomi Lyle '15 Emily Rodriguez '15 Kelvin Sagastizado '15 Nancy Salmeron '15 Ron Jacob Tuban '15

Class of 2013 Anonymous Mariana Carvalho '13 Juan Diaz '13 Anthony Iroebu '13 Lavonte Jackson '13 Karina Martinez '13 Rosie Martinez '13 Derrick Robinson '13 Mia Stancil '13 Eboni Staples '13 Olin Ugo '13

Class of 2014 Evelin Aguilera '14 Irma Arias '14 Marvin Autry '14 Karen Benavidez '14 Paola Bonilla '14 Christopher Castillo '14 Erika Mendoza '14 Patricia Ventura '14

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Tributes Don Bosco Cristo Rey received gifts during Fiscal Year 2023 honoring the following individuals and groups.

Jessie Alston, Guadalupe Castillo, Catherine McNulty, Emily McSwain, and many more!

Layla Ferjani Tim Atkinson Bob and Anne Easby-Smith Steve Blommer Kristin and John Cecchi Sean F.X. Boland Deborah Rodriguez Alicia Bondanella Simon John and Diana Bondanella Fr. Lenny Carlino Rene and Megan Salas DBCR Teachers Daniel and Jean Allman Anonymous

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Zahra Arabzada Ana Benitez Lou J. Boland, Jr. David and Jill Brigati Domota Byrd ’18 Nancy Cholis Ashley DeGuzman Mary and Charles Denney Felicia Dillard Grace Easby-Smith Weisser and Kevin Weisser Msgr. John Enzler Charles Fendig Michael and Eileen Flynn Julia Funaki Federico Galizia Leonard Gradowski Sue Heuver Peter Higgins Janice I Ockershausen Geraldine Kavanagh

Patrick and Beth Martin Allie McLoughlin Kelly McMahon David Metzger Terri and Tom Miller Joan and Bill Nolte Emily and Marc Porter Janali R Romero Fr. John Serio Sheila Sohrabi ’18 Jenny and Jim Soltesz John and Sheila Sontag Cathy and Mike Rusnak Mary Ann and Greg Welter David Wofford and Betsy Henderson Claire and Raymond Wyrsch Mary Denney Charlie Denney Louise Shelley

Alisha Duckworth Katrinka Duckworth

Lauralyn Lee Anonymous

Rich Dumais Marchus Washington

Agnes Maloney Bob and Anne Easby-Smith

Rich Dumais and Charles Abell Beaty Family Fund

Liz McCloskey Stephanie and Edward McLoughlin

Msgr. John Enzler Dennis and Pamela Lucey

Margo McNickle Schuyler and Chris Matthiesen Giselle and Steve Obermeier

Michael F. Flynn, Jr. Kathleen Anselmo Adam Morse Michael and Colleen Williams Jessica Garcia and Jessie Alston Erika Mendoza ’14 Jim Gleason Barbara and Frank Emanuele Catherine McCarthy James Gleason and Mike Flynn Cynthia and Lawrence Cain Diane and Arnold Malhmood Robert and Jill Granader Lois and Hadar Granader Judy Lamasure Bob and Anne Easby-Smith

Christy Mooney Bob and Anne Easby-Smith Chris Murphy L.K Murphy Malik Nickens Jude Eguia ’16 The Oblates of Saint Frances De Sales American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers Hugo Portillo ’23 Casey Rosil ’18 Ricardo Roman and Liz McCloskey Frank Butler Skip Schaeffer Bob and Anne Easby-Smith

Fr. John Serio Rene and Megan Salas Ann Wonnegerger Fr. John Serio and Mr. Chris Maloney Mark Pugliese and Susan Campbell Mark K. Shriver Richard Cleary Steven Delgado Carole and Donald Dell Sean McCabe Andy Stern Kerry and Brendan Swords Tom Sweeney, SDB Emile Dube Patricia Muldoon Cheryl Reine Salesians of Don Bosco Joseph Sweeney Michael and Colette Sweeney & Family Noreen and Jim Sweeney Kathleen Tubman Grace Weisser Emily and Chris Coccaro Dr. Patricia Weitzel-O’Neill Mary Ellen Hrutka

Memorials Don Bosco Cristo Rey received gifts during Fiscal Year 2023 in memory of the following individuals.

We are honored that you chose our organization to remember your loved ones.

Andy Ockershause Michael and Patricia Collins

Donald Johnson Bob and Anne Easby-Smith

RH and HS Brinkmann Jean Brinkman

Ann M. Korologos Jean and Richard Thompson

Edward Goodwin Sue Heuver

Anna Patrice Williams Bob and Anne Easby-Smith

Eunice and Sargent Shriver David Kane

Britton John Rinehart Bob and Anne Easby-Smith

Jackie Gardiner Bob and Anne Easby-Smith

Robert E. Smith James and Sharon Carter Kristen Dunlap Eileen and Joseph Somok David and Karen Smith Michael Smith

Celeste Ward Bob and Anne Easby-Smith

James Robert Rettig Bob and Anne Easby-Smith

Charles Terry Lindsay Bob and Anne Easby-Smith

John Liipfert Bob and Anne Easby-Smith

Christian Louzan Carolan and Brian Stansky

Margaret Easby-Smith Veihmeyer Bob and Anne Easby-Smith

Colette Laffly Bob and Anne Easby-Smith

Mary Anne Hoofnagle Paola Bonilla ’14

Don Halfpenny Bob and Anne Easby-Smith

Polly Heath Thomas Heath

Rosemary Hartley Bob and Anne Easby-Smith Rosemary Mylod Bob and Anne Easby-Smith Susana Rios Cynthia Weingold Ted Arthur Beattie Bob and Anne Easby-Smith Tim Trybus Bob and Anne Easby-Smith Grace Easby-Smith Weisser and Kevin Weisser

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Annual Giving The list below reflects those who have donated to Don Bosco Cristo Rey in any capacity over the last fiscal year.

Cristo Rey Circle

($250,000+)

Marcia Abbo Irrevocable Trust Anonymous (x2) The Dumais Family Robert and Kate Niehaus Foundation

Don Bosco Circle ($100,000–$249,999) The 1111 Foundation Anonymous Stephen Blommer and Charles Holzwarth Scott Brickman Catholic Education Foundation, Inc. Betsy and Peter Forster The Hearst Foundation, Inc. Anna and Robert Trone

President’s Circle ($50,000–$99,999)

The Andreas Foundation Anonymous Michael Brown The Cristo Rey Network Deloitte Foundation Msgr. John Enzler John Edward Fowler Memorial Foundation Alan and Amy Meltzer Family Foundation Terri and Tom Miller The Sinegal Family Foundation

Black and Gold Circle ($25,000–$49,999)

Archdiocese of Washington Robert and Jill Granader Maria Guadalupe The James M. Johnston Trust for Charitable & Educational Purposes Chrisy Jelen and Jack Jaeger Claire and Thomas Joyce John Lee Lauralyn and Peter Lee Jen and Sean O’Scannlain Ray of Light Scholarship Fund Robert and Rita Reaves Richard E. & Nancy P. Marriott Foundation Joe and Kathy Ryan Salesian Society, Inc. Cliff and Debbie White Family Foundation The William S. Abell Foundation, Inc.

Savio Hall Circle

($10,000–$24,999)

Siobhan and Charles Abell Accenture The Ada Harris Maley Memorial Fund Anonymous Jane and Kevin Belford Rollin and Lisa Bell Catherine and Brian Bernasek The Birk Family Foundation

W. Liam and Lillian Brown Rita Cardillo The Columbia Foundation Jim and Peggy Conley Stephen and Ellen Conley Jillian and Scott Copeland Nicole and John Crowley David and Mikel Blair Family Foundation Mary and Charles Denney Bob and Anne Easby-Smith Farr Family Foundation The Fernandez Foundation Flaherty Family Foundation Joe and Gabrielle Fontana Gang Family Foundation George Preston Marshall Foundation Georgetown University Ernie and Kathy Herrman The Hoag Family Foundation Holy Trinity DC The Invisible Hand Foundation Iron Point Partners LLC Jesuit Conference, Inc.

“The school accepts and encourages student ideas. DBCR has been nothing but awesome in receiving feedback from students and supporting new initiatives. No other schools are as focused on what the students need and making sure we’re all happy.”

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Joseph E. Robert Jr. Charitable Trust JPMorgan Chase & Co. William and Laura Kappaz KPMG LLP Latino Student Fund Andrea and Tom Lynch Martha Washington Straus-Harry H. Straus Foundation The McAllister Family Foundation James McCaffrey Kathleen McGuan David Metzger Tom Monahan Frederick and Sheila Nebel Park Hotels & Resorts, Inc. Edward and Meghan Quinn Russell and Norma Ramsey Scott and Patrice Brickman Family Foundation Paul and Nicole Sheehy Marcia and John Shooshan Tim Shriver and Linda Potter Ruth Sorenson Stohlman Volkswagen, Inc. The Stroud Foundation Dennis and Anne Sullivan John and Patricia Thiel Jonathan and Katherine Tomares The V & S Foundation, Inc. The Weymouth Family Fund Susan and Daniel White Michael and Colleen Williams

Father Shafran Circle ($5,000–$9,999)

Anonymous Anthony and Anna L Carozza Foundation Alicia and Joe Barton Beaty Family Fund Best Bark Communications Lou J. Boland, Jr. Boland/James M. Boland Sean and Theresa Boland Kathleen Brogan Jennifer and Vincent Browning Dr. Linda Bundy and Mr. David LaRoche BXP Catholic Negro-American Mission Board Paul and Alana Choquette Clark Construction Group, LLC Michael and Joan Conley Anita Cooke Wells Julia Cullen Carole and Donald Dell Mr. James Donovan, Jr. Mimi and Chris Dorment Duke University’s Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Edward Eagles Ernest Maier, Inc. Fitzgerald Auto Malls Tom and Lois Fitzpatrick Michael and Eileen Flynn Timothy and Patti Flynn Lance and Jerelyn Ford The Fuccillo Family Kevin and Catherine Gallagher Jennifer Garner Gilbane Building Company Geoffrey and Lulu Gonella Jay and Ann Gutierrez Shannon and Andrew Hayden Thomas Heath Peter Higgins Joe and Joy Jacques Patrick and Agnes Jenkins The John Doar Foundation David Kane April and Peter Kelly Family Jill and Rich Lane Brian J. and Elizabeth F. Lemek Mary Lynn and Jim Shanahan Sheila and Tim Maloney The Mary & Daniel Loughran Foundation, Inc. Gaelynn and Mike McGavick William and Lizzy McMurtrie Jill and Paul McNamara Kirk and Margit Nahra Janet and Paul Nolan

“My time at Don Bosco has helped me grow in so many ways. Most importantly, Don Bosco has taught me to have an optimistic outlook—encouraging me to face challenges head on and to have fun with things I’d normally shy away from.”

NICHOLAS BLACK ’23, FORDHAM UNIVERSITY ’27

Nord Family Foundation Ed and Donna Offterdinger Our Lady of Mercy Palm Facility Services LLP Daphna Peled and Shawn Delaney Emily and Marc Porter Emily and Brendan Reed Katie and Tony Rettig Bo Rice Salesians of Don Bosco The Sani Family Foundation Micki and Dennis Scarff Matt and Lynne Shank James and Monica Shay The Shepherd Foundation Jeanne and Mark K. Shriver David and Karen Smith Anna and John Stewart Lila and Brendan Sullivan Kerry and Brendan Swords Trinity University United Bank Jonathan and Jennifer Weinberg Patricia A. Weitzel-O’Neill, Ph.D and Robert T. O’Neill, Ph.D

Wolfpack Circle ($2,500–$4,999)

Clare and John Archer Megan and Dennis Barrett Sheila and Joseph Bozik Brown Advisory Dick and Joan Burke James and Sharon Carter George P. Clancy Julie Miller Collins and Kevin Collins Michael and Patricia Collins Meghan and Alex Cross C. Maury Devine Dimick Foundation Laurie Dowley and Thia Breen Sean and Mary Duffy Christine and Mike DuFour Tom and Heather Gerth Tim Gillis Cris and Jonah Goodhart Martie Kendrick and Harry Kettmer

William Lynn and Mary Murphy Mary Anne Mahin James and Jane Martinko Denise and Pat McGloon Stephanie and Edward McLoughlin Mark and Maura Miller Bridget Q. and Michael W. Morris Clay and Kristin Mowry Lynn and Peter Muldoon Rebecca and Rob Nichols Elizabeth Nolan Maureen O’Connor Janice Pouch Tim and Betsey Royston Adam and Sabrina Schaeffer Rhonda and John Schmidtlein

Gold

($1,000–$2,499) Anthony and Julia Albrecht Anonymous Michael Antonelli The Arthur B. Wilner Foundation, Inc. Kathleen Asdorian Joan Atkinson Bank of America Susie and Michael Barnello Tanya Baskin David Beaubien Eric and Kristina Boehk Boeing/Anne and Grant Gardner Mike and Clare Bonsignore Kelly Branaman Theodore and Sally Brickman David and Jill Brigati Vincent and Jennifer Burke Anthony and Nancy Calabrese Mark and Shari Callihan Anne and Frank Cantrel Steve and Susanna Carey Kristin and John Cecchi Chris and Caitlin Chalke Alan and Janet Chap The Christ Child Society Mary Conlon Connelly Foundation Connelly School of the Holy Child

Paul and Juanita Cullen Kathleen Curran Household Susan E. DePlatchett Heather DeVries Richard Donohue and Terez Shea-Donohue Carolyn and Jordan Downs Patrick Dunn Seton Easby-Smith Gardner and Grant Gardner Elite Personnel Stephanie and Peter Farrell John and Margaret Ford Founders Bank Jane Genster and John J. Buckley, Jr. Georgetown Preparatory School Jane and David Gerth Christy and Dave Giulieri Joan and Chip Glasgow Sean and Kim Glynn Elizabeth Hall Paul Hardart Bud and Kelly Hawk Eddie Heffernan Heffron Company, Inc. Sue Heuver Nancy Itteilag and Jack Donnelly, Washington Fine Properties Paul Johnson Michele Karlin Jay and Anne Killeen Carmen Larsen Charles Leeper Mariam Mansury Marguerite G. Cooley Foundation Patrick and Beth Martin Sean McCabe Molly and Phil McCarthy Sydney and Peter McKelvey Margo and Kyle McNickle Margot and Ted Mehm Andrea Miano and Kevin Hodges Patrick Nalls Giselle and Steve Obermeier Kathleen O’Connor Gerald and Patricia Olszewski Msgr. Charles Parry Payroll Network, Inc. Prince George’s County Council

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Financials and Donor Lists Mark Pugliese and Susan Campbell John and Judy Ritz Cathy and Mike Rusnak Saint Francis International School San Miguel School Elizabeth and Michael Sheehy Sirius XM Radio Inc. St. John’s College High School Andy Stern Michael and Jane Toner Donald and Cindy Urgo Edwin Villegas Michael Wajsgras David Ward and Rita Mendl Washington Jesuit Academy Laurie and Bob Watson Jeffrey White John and Colleen Williams Michael and Julin Williams Woods Academy Claire and Raymond Wyrsch

Silver

($500–$999) W. Shepherdson and Kathryn Abell Gary and Antonette Ager Gregory Ager Anonymous Michael Barton Katherine Benton-Cohen Brenda Berberian Caroline and Paul Besozzi Brad Blank Blessed Sacrament Ave Maria Sodality Jeffrey Boden Frank Butler Cynthia and Lawrence Cain Claire and Gene Carlin Matthew Carroccio Susan Castellan Ana Chapa Ricardo and Treedy Chapa Cornerstone Government Affairs, LLC Gwen Daniels Madeleine and Michael Diakiwski Msgr. William English Charles Fendig Andrew Forth William and Cissy Glading Susan and John Gorman Thomas Hardart Jezic& Moyse, LLC Jim Coleman Auto Group Joe and Cory Rogers Family Charitable Fund Mary and James Kearney Jane and Eska Korhonen Robert Liberatore

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“Ms. Garcia is always there for us. She makes check in easy and whether it’s the beginning of the day or the end, she always makes time for me when I need to talk to her about anything. It’s nice to see a friendly face at the front desk and knowing that she’s looking out for me.”

GABRIEL ESCAMILLA ’25

Schuyler and Chris Matthiesen Clare L. Mugno Katey and James Nalls Nancy Oakes Janice I Ockershausen Maureen Orth Semaj and April Rashad Rene and Megan Salas Sumeet Seam Teresa Soto Andrew and Carol Ann Spahn St. Camillus Church The Thomas & William Gilbane Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thompson Scott Umosella and Jennifer Fitzpatrick United States Cathollic Mission Association United Way of Greater Atlanta Rev. James Van Dyke, S.J. Vanguard Investors Sue and Edward Varrone Cynthia Weingold Marisel and Thomas Wilbur

Bronze

($250–$499) Daniel and Jean Allman Kathleen Anselmo Brenda Atkinson-Willoughby Jean Brinkmann Patrick Buchanan Frederic and Rita Burke The Catholic University of America Blanca Cedillos Charles Clark and Patricia Franco Timothy Cooney Ashley DeGuzman Steven Delgado Christine Deluca The Honorable Kathleen Dumais Grace Easby-Smith Weisser and Kevin Weisser Carlos and Suzanne Esparza Paulito Fontelo and Maria Naldo-Fontelo Federico Galizia

James Gerth John and Mary Gibala Yayo Grassi Neil Grauer Jennifer Heflin Mary Ellen Hrutka Michael and Sandy Huke Jill Landefeld Catherine and Ike Leggett Michael Loftus Dennis and Pamela Lucey Catherine McCarthy Angela McDonald Rich and Kathy McKinless Jonathan Moore Joan and Bill Nolte Karen O’Brien Stephen Ochs M. M. O’Neil The Salesians of Don Bosco Louise Shelley Maureen and Chuck Short Michael Smith John and Sheila Sontag Matt Sullivan Nathalie Sullivan David Wofford and Betsy Henderson

Friend

(Under $250) Katherine Aguilar ’17 Evelin Aguilera ’14 Gabe Albornoz and Catherine Easby-Smith Albornoz Mark Ambrose ’12 American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Zahra Arabzada Ashley Arevalo ’18 Irma Arias ’14 Marvin Autry ’14 Roy Beaumont Adolfo Barnech ’12

Timothy and June Barr Karen Benavidez ’14 Ana Benitez Alan Berube and Cristina Boccuti William and Diane Biggs TaShawn Black ’11 William and Diane Blomquist Nina Boggs John and Diana Bondanella Paola Bonilla ’14 Frances and Paul Byers Domota’ Byrd ’18 Pamela Cabrera ’11 Jamall Cain ’15 Roel Campos ’11 Ricardo Canales ’21 Elizabeth Carder-Thompson Mariana Carvalho ’13 Christopher Castillo ’14 Julio Castillo ’18 Nancy Cholis William and Madeleine Choquette Richard Cleary Emily and Chris Coccaro Nicholas Coleman ’11 Brian Colón Beverly and Benjamin Consilvio John and Pamela Cooney Dr. Norvell Coots Lori and John Cramp Mary Crawford and Brian Downie Melissa Cruz ’15 Kendra Cuello ’16 Kevin and Alice Curtin Fran and Anthony DeLaurentis Juan Diaz ’13 Felicia Dillard David Donohue Lane Donohue Emile Dube Katrinka Duckworth Kristen Dunlap Kyle Evans Margarita Echeverria ’16 Destiny Edwards ’17 Jude Eguia ’16 Barbara and Frank Emanuele Ewane Esong ’15 Rose Faiss Layla Ferjani

Edward Feroli Julia Funaki Derian Funes ’16 Azucena Garcia ’21 Ada Gonzales ’18 Leo and Nancy Gorman Leonard Gradowski Lois and Hadar Granader Dhivyan Grell ’16 Marlene Guerrero ’18 Rose Hager Stephen Harlan Noelle Hendrickse ’15 Sarah Higgins ’15 Holy Family Cristo Rey High School/Connie O’Brien Marcos Interiano ’11 Anthony Iroebu ’13 Lavonte Jackson ’13 Ann Johnson Catherine and Jim Karrels Geraldine Kavanagh Brian and Patrice Kelly Sheila Kun Kimberly Letran ’18 Paula and Michael Levy Catherine P. Lincoln Carlos Lopez ’16 Naomi Lyle ’15 Tim Luwis Diane and Arnold Malhmood Shelia Martel Karina Martinez ’13 Rosie Martinez ’13 Karen Martinez-Nuñez ’21 Therese Matan Aileen May Genevieve McCarthy and John Kelly Frank and Haida McGovern Allie McLoughlin Dan McLoughlin Kelly McMahon Kasey McManes ’17 Kevin Mendez ’19 Emily Mendoza ’16 Erika Mendoza ’14 Walter and Alicia Mendoza

Samuel Mercedes ’19 David Metnick Veryl Miles Sean and Natalie Miskimins Adam Morse Patricia Muldoon Chris Murphy L.K. Murphy William Murray Kevin and Marguerite Nealon Stephen Neill Malik Nickens Nicole Nuñez ’17 Kaosi Okpalannaka ’18 Gail Packer and Warren Kaplan JJ Packer Christopher Paganelli and Anne Linton Jackie Petito Pauline Placide ’11 Jamie Rabb Teresa Ramirez Ms. Cheryl Reine Cynthia Reyes Jorge and Hortensia Ribas Genesis Rivera ’23 Derrick Robinson ’13 Deborah Rodriguez Emily Rodriguez ’15 Janali R Romero Angel Rosales ’22 Casey Rosil ’18 William and Ann Rowan Kelvin Sagastizado ’15 Karen Salmeron ’12 Nancy Salmeron ’15 Julio Salmeron-Perla ’18 Angela Samayoa ’11 Daniela Santiago ’11 Angel Santiago-Luna ’19 Erin Schiesel Fr. John Serio Patricia Sheppard Sheila Sohrabi ’18 Jenny and Jim Soltesz Eileen and Joseph Somok Mia Stancil ’13 Carolan and Brian Stansky

Eboni Staples ’13 Joseph Sweeney Michael and Colette Sweeney & Family Noreen and Jim Sweeney Robert Sweeney Anthony Torres ’11 Ron Jacob Tuban ’15 Kathleen Tubman Elaine Turville Olin Ugo ’13 Suyapa Valladares ’21 Katherine Vanegas ’22 Alicia Vasquez ’19 Nancy Velasquez ’17 Patricia Ventura ’14 Jose Viera ’22 Saul Viera ’19 Jeanne Ward Marcus Washington Mary Ann and Greg Welter Ann Wonnegerger Edward and Carolyn Wyrsch

In-Kind Megan and Dennis Barrett Alicia and Joe Barton Marsha Bickford Blessed Sacrament Ave Maria Sodality

“Through a tight-knit community and endless opportunities, DBCR showed me what it’s like to have faith, family, future, and, fun. I was a member of the Student Government Association, a Student Ambassador, and a student-athlete—bringing home the Cristo Rey Cup with the Girls’ Soccer team!”

JASMINE GUEVERA ’23, CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY ’27

Boland Mike and Clare Bonsignore Brookfield Office Properties Ashley and Brendan Burke Julie Burke and DJ Connolly Brigid Calamis Lynda Camalier Paul and Alana Choquette Christ Child Society, Kavanaugh Guild Cait and Brian Crivella Craley and Chip Davis Mary and Charles Denney Madeleine and Michael Diakiwski Chrissy and Alex DuFour Bob and Anne Easby-Smith Grace Easby-Smith Weisser and Kevin Weisser Lance and Jerelyn Ford Jessica and Timothy Frend Angela and Joshua Grossfeld Shannon and Andrew Hayden Eleanor and Matt Hopkins The Invisible Hand Foundation Giulia Jaeger JPMorgan Chase & Co. Geraldine Kavanagh Lauralyn and Peter Lee Emily Lima ’19 Maryann and Nick Luongo Sheila and Tim Maloney Katey and James Nalls Nationals Philanthropies Kate Panza Jonny Pineda Poor Robert’s Charities, Inc. Emily and Marc Porter Queen of Angels Blessed Sacrament Sodality Katie Ramirez ’20 Cassie and Doug Root Laura and Dan Roth Elizabeth and Michael Sheehy Erin Sowanick St. Mary’s Press Julie and Eddie Tarbutton Target Claire and Raymond Wyrsch

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Thank you for supporting our mission.

We extend an extremely heartfelt thank you to the individual, corporate, and foundation donors who have made it fiscally possible for us to ensure our students are successful at Don Bosco, in college, and beyond.

Thank you.

“By coming to Don Bosco, I am confident that I have a secure future. By getting the opportunity to gain work experience and learning how to balance school, sports, work, and family, Don Bosco has set me up to be an excellent worker.”

GABRIELA GONZALEZ-RIVAS ’23 UNIVERSITY OF SCRANTON ’27