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18 Worcester Business Journal • Giving Guide 2016 www.wbjournal.com Catholic Charities Worcester County Future Goals 1. Continue to serve over 40,000 people of all faiths annually throughout Worcester County. 2. Respond to the changing needs of the community by expanding and/or improving our delivery of services. 3. Increase community awareness of our multiple programs and services. 4. Celebrate 67 years of service/operation and presence in Worcester County. 5. Expand volunteer opportunities for the community. 6. Educate the public about who we are, what we do, and help more people become involved as contributors or service recipients. Fundraising Opportunities DONATION ANGEL, a year-round vehicle donation program, accepts vehicles from cars, to boats, to snowmobiles. DONATE ON-LINE year-round to a specific Catholic Charities program and/or the Bishop's Holiday Dinners (Thanksgiving & Christmas) in honor or in memory of someone you love via our secure website, www.ccworc.org. Fundraisers sponsored by the Emerald Club of Worcester County for Catholic Charities Mercy Centre. www.emerald-club.org Volunteer Opportunities Catholic Charities welcomes volunteers of all ages and all faiths to assist at Mercy Centre for adults with developmental disabilities; Youville House Shelter for families who are homeless; area service offices in Leominster, Southbridge, Whitinsville and Worcester. Volunteers have opportunities to deliver and serve Thanksgiving and Christmas meals, to stock food pantries, to sort clothing, to coordinate houseware efforts for newly resettled refugees, to tutor adults in literacy for HiSet preparation and citizenship education, to perform receptionist and secretarial tasks in some locations. Giving Opportunities STORIES OF HOPE - Vignettes about people we have helped; Bequests/wills/estate planning; Monetary and food donations to our Worcester and Leominster Food Pantries. Contact Catholic Charities for volunteer opportunities and area-specific programs and offices. Visit our website, www.ccworc.org; or call (508) 798-0191. Board of Directors J. Michael Grenon, CIMA Grimes & Company, Inc. Board President Judith A. Zeh Catholic Charities Interim Executive Director MISSION STATEMENT Service area: Throughout Worcester County and its 20 surrounding towns, with service offices in Athol, Greenfield (Franklin County), Leominster, Milford, Southbridge, Whitinsville and Worcester To meet the needs of the poor, the homeless and the infirm, and to enhance the quality of life for all, Catholic Charities draws on the inspiration from the teachings of Jesus Christ and the Church and the pastoral leadership of the Bishop of Worcester. Local, State and Federal Governments ......................... 87% Contributions, bequests and the Diocese of Worcester Partners in Charity Appeal.......................... 9% United Ways in Worcester County .. 2% Top funding sources: J. Michael Grenon, CIMA, Grimes & Company, Inc., President Anthony Rozevicius, CPA, O'Connor Maloney & Co., Vice President Michael J. Bovenzi, Rollstone Bank & Trust, Treasurer Kevin M. Kieler, Permit Solutions, Inc., Clerk Joseph J. Bafaro, Jr., J.J. Bafaro, Inc., Officer Sr. Janet Ballentine, RSM, Nazareth Home for Boys-retired, Officer Henry J. Camosse, Jr., Camosse Masonry Supply, Officer Lynne E. Cronin, St. John's High School, Officer Mary T. Dean, Clinton Savings Bank, Officer Raymond L. Delisle, Diocese of Worcester, Ex-Officio Timothy M. Jarry, CFA, CPA, College of the Holy Cross, Officer Devon A. Kinnard, Esq., Davis Malm & d'Agostine P.C., Officer Sandra B. Mahoney, FACHCA, Christopher House, Officer Most Rev. Robert J. McManus, Bishop Of Worcester, Ex-Officio Edward J. McTighe, Esq., McTighe & Fabricotti-retired, Officer Joseph Pagano, Pagano Media, Inc., Officer Rev. William E. Reiser, SJ., College of the Holy Cross, Officer Mary H. Whitney, Mayor of Fitchburg-retired, Officer Judith A. Zeh, Interim Executive Director, Ex-Officio Catholic Charities Worcester County 10 Hammond Street Worcester, MA 01610 Phone: 508-798-0191 www.ccworc.org Full-time employees: 250 Full & Part time Annual revenues: $9.1 million Year founded: 1950 Although there are many excellent non-profit organizations throughout Worcester County, I have always felt strongly about supporting Catholic Charities both because of the breadth of our work and because we help those within our community who are the most in need. The organization works with thousands of individuals every year, regardless of religious affiliation, including the poor, the elderly, refugees, developmentally disabled and families, to name a few. I've volunteered at the organization with my family for over 30 years and it is an honor to serve as the current board president. – J. Michael Grenon, CIMA, Board President

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