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V O L . X X I I I N O. X X I I G I V I N G G U I D E 2 0 1 7 – 2 0 1 8 18 Established: 1966 Employees: 650 full-, part-time and on-call employees Annual revenue: $28,237,171 CONTACT 307 Congress St. Portland, ME 04101 (207) 781-8550 www.ccmaine.org CatholicCharitiesME @CCMainetweets AWARDS/ACCOLADES In 2016 Catholic Charities celebrated 50 years of providing help and hope in Maine. MISSION STATEMENT Inspired by scripture and the Church's social teaching, Catholic Charities empowers and strengthens individuals and families of all faiths by providing innovative community- based social services throughout Maine around mental health, counseling, substance abuse, senior outreach, child development, dental and orthodontic services, and refugee and immigration, among others. SERVICE LOCATION(S) With service locations in over 20 sites across the state, our 20-plus programs and services administer to more than 56,000 people of all faiths all across Maine. BOARD OFFICERS Bishop Robert P. Deeley President Reverend Monsignor Andrew Dubois Diocesan Chaplain Mark LaPointe Vice Chair Rachel Grivois Treasurer Barbara Smith Secretary BOARD MEMBERS Sr. Jean Little Deacon John McAuliffe John J. McCormack Romeo Parent Robert Ayotte Bill Flagg Lauren Moody Sr. Patricia Pora Dan Reardon Nick Rico Reverend Richard Bertrand Kathy Dyer Kimberly Suttie Catholic Charities Maine 2018 GOALS As one of the largest statewide private human service agencies in Maine, we provide leadership programs and services to: f reduce poverty f support families f advocate for justice in social structures Our goal is to serve those in need, of all faiths, with special emphasis on Maine's most vulnerable populations — the poor, elderly and children. We continue to analyze trends, pursuing mission-related opportunities for existing service areas, identifi ed target areas and emerging social needs, includ- ing, but not limited to: f providing behavioral and mental health services and case manage- ment for adults and children; f sustaining strong services in sub- stance abuse treatment and recovery; f strengthening and growing services for the aging population; f creating program models for emer- gency assistance services; f addressing hunger/food security issues. We seek to grow our donor base by cultivating relationships with both busi- nesses and individuals and demonstrate we are trustworthy of their support through transparency and eff ective stewardship of their funds. 91 cents of every dollar we receive goes directly to those in need. FUNDRAISING EVENTS/OPPORTUNITIES Our major fundraising event is the annual fall Put Children First Golf Classic, held in the Greater Portland area to support child care scholarships for low- income, working families at our two child development centers in Portland and Biddeford. We seek sponsors at various monetary levels, volunteers for the day of the tournament and we always welcome new teams! For more information, please contact our Development Offi ce at Development@ccmaine.org. GIVING OPPORTUNITIES Our four Threads of Hope Thrift Stores in Portland, Sanford, Monticello and Presque Isle welcome gently used clothing, furniture and housewares and will provide a Drop Box to your company site for collection purposes on a tempo- rary or ongoing basis. Our Refugee & Immigration Services program accepts donations of household items to help outfi t newly arriving refugees' homes. To view the list of items needed, please visit www.refugeeimmigrationservicesCCM.org. roughout the year our Food Bank in Aroostook County seeks food and monetary donations to support the 24 pantries we supply. As a United Way agency, we appreciate your consideration at pledge time. We greatly appreciate the support of businesses that encourage employee par- ticipation by matching funds. VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Consider volunteering for our Connect Maine: Immigrant Mentoring Program. You will be matched to mentor a recently federally-resettled refugee based on common vocational backgrounds, schedules and personalities as they acclimate to a new community. Host an offi ce clothing drive for our reads of Hope thrift stores (Portland, Sanford, Monticello and Presque Isle). We can provide you with a Drop Box on a temporary or permanent basis. Help out in-store sorting items, stocking shelves or working the checkout. If you like to volunteer but don't have time for an ongoing commitment, our HOP Team (Hands On Projects) might be right for you! It's a team of volunteers who can be available for one-time, short-term projects where an extra pair of hands is needed. Government Sources . . . . . . . . . . 50.62% Medicaid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27.47% Service Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9.40% Retail Sales . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4.30% (Threads of Hope Thrift Stores) Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland. .2.49% Net assets released from restriction . .1.39% Grants, contributions and bequests . .1.37% United Way . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.30% Rent and other investments . . . . . . .1.22% Investment Income . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0.45% TOP FUNDING SOURCES Stephen Letourneau CEO David Madore Board Chair