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g i v i n g g u i d e 2014 www.HartfordBusiness.com November25,2014•Hartford Business Journal 15 aBout us Year Established: 1920 Total Number of Employees: 400 Annual Revenue: $26,268,744 GeoGraphic service area(s) Hartford, Litchfield and New Haven Counties of Connecticut top fundinG sources Grants from Government Agencies 60% Program Service Fees 20% Archdiocese of Hartford 9% Contributions, Events and Private Grants 8% United Way 3% Since our inception in 1920, our agency has retained its roots of helping those who most need our services. We continue to operate a dynamic organization committed to meeting the needs of a broad range of cultures, assisting more than twenty-four thousand families annually. Under the guidance of an outstanding professional staff, our agency offers scores of varied programs and services to meet the needs of every age group, regardless of religious affiliation or ability to pay, from infants in our early childhood development centers to our senior citizens. We focus on children as our future, families as the backbone of our society, and the elderly as our link to our roots. Goals • Complete and adopt the agency's new strategic plan. • Implementation of updated electronic health record to ensure effective service delivery and coordination. • Expansion of the Institute for the Hispanic Family to support growing needs of the Family Center. • Program relocation of 4 sites to a new center for seamless service delivery and shared resources. • Opening Francis Xavier Plaza/Waterbury supportive housing. fundraisinG events/opportunities The agency has held the Annual Archbishop John F. Whealon Memorial Golf Tournament for more than twenty years to benefit children's programs throughout the Archdiocese of Hartford. There are many sponsorship and advertising opportunities attached to this event that is held in mid-September and is currently located at the Wampanoag Country Club in West Hartford. In addition, the agency annually hosts the Help & Hope Breakfast in mid-December to attract corporate support. The breakfast is scheduled for Friday, December 12, 2014 from 7:30 to 9:00 AM and will be held at the Marriott Hartford Downtown. Information on the breakfast, including sponsorship and advertising opportunities, can be found on the agency's website www.ccaoh.org. GivinG opportunities The agency encourages individual gifts during the Annual Appeal at Christmas. Gifts in kind also are very important to the organization and they range from diapers to clothing, cars, furniture and items that would outfit an apartment for a newly arrived refugee family. Information on this method of giving can be found on our website at www.ccaoh.org. First Vice Chairperson thomas J. satalino Thomas J. Satalino, CPa Second Vice Chairperson deacon robert m. pallotti Office of the diaconate Treasurer rose alma cataldo archdiocese of Hartford Secretary marie k. hopkins Central Connecticut State University Gregory J. alcorn UTC Building & Industrial Systems ronald J. artale addition Technology, Inc. (retired) cheryl a. Barnard University of Saint Joseph denise W. coley Community Child Guidance Clinic anne m. danaher Jewish Family Services of Greater Hartford deacon dennis ferguson law Offices of dennis r. Ferguson, llC mary flynn Connecticut Council of Catholic Women suzanne m. Gueble Transformer Technology, Inc. (retired) arturo iriarte Office for Catholic Social Justice Ministry William J. Jordan Stanley Wiesen, Inc. patricia kelmar PdKelmar associates, llC franklin e. perry ii Brown rudnick llP daniel p. Quigley Waterdog Golf patricia reynolds Conti associates, llC marlon shields Nutmeg State Federal Credit Union rose stamilio Saint Francis Healthcare Partners conrad a. thamm Webster Bank (retired) Chief Executive Officer lois nesci Chairperson John r. flores Boston Mutual Life Insurance Company Catholic Charities — archdiocese of Hartford 839-841 asylum avenue, Hartford, CT 06105-2801 | 860-493-1841 www.ccaoh.org OUr MISSION: Motivated by Christ's social teachings and respect for the richness of diversity, Catholic Charities exists to promote the dignity, self-sufficiency and human potential of those in need. Board of directors