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Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens
2014 BISHOP'S HUMANITARIAN
AWARD DINNER
CATHOLIC CHARITIES BROOKLYN AND QUEENS • JUNE 4, 2014
MOST REVEREND NICHOLAS DIMARZIO, PH.D., D.D.
BISHOP OF BROOKLYN
Honorary Chairman
Cordially Invites You To Honor
ANTHONY CAMMARATA JR.
Managing Director
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
BISHOP’S HUMANITARIAN AWARD
WILLIAM TRAYLOR
President
Richman Housing Resources, LLC
PROGRESS OF PEOPLES AWARD
JOHN TYNAN
Director
Catholic Charities Progress of Peoples Development Corp.
BISHOP JOSEPH M. SULLIVAN SERVICE AWARD
at the
2014 BISHOP’S HUMANITARIAN AWARD DINNER
To Benefit the Programs and Services of Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 2014
PIER SIXTY, NEW YORK CITY
Cocktail Reception at 5:30 PM
Program/Dinner at 7:00 PM
MENU
Appetizer:
ROASTED BEET & ORANGE SALAD
arugula, lola rosa, radishes & goat cheese brulée,
honey rice wine vinaigrette, golden beet sunflower seed flatbread
Entrée:
BASIL PARMESAN CRUSTED TOURNEDO OF BEEF
topped with a two tomato arugula salad, balsamic shallot reduction,
saffron gorgonzola risotta milanese
Dessert:
DARK CHOCOLATE & RED WINE
cocoa dusted french chocolate cake,
red wine blistered grapes, port granite, salted caramel crème fraîche
Wines:
VISTA POINT CHARDONNAY
CANYON ROAD CABERNET SAUVIGNON
Coffee and Tea
PROGRAM
MASTER OF CEREMONIES
Ken Rosato
WABC-TV News Anchor
CLOSING REMARKS
Most Reverend Nicholas DiMarzio, Ph.D., D.D.
Bishop of Brooklyn
INVOCATION
Sr. Ellen Patricia Finn
Deputy Executive Director
BENEDICTION
Fr. Patrick Keating
Associate Vicar for Human Services
REMARKS
Robert Siebel
Chief Executive Officer, Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens
ENTERTAINMENT
Christopher Macchio
Tenor
PRESENTATION OF THE BISHOP’S HUMANITARIAN AWARD
Anthony Cammarata Jr.
Managing Director, Goldman Sachs & Co.
PRESENTATION OF THE PROGRESS OF PEOPLES AWARD
William Traylor
President, Richman Housing Resources, LLC
PRESENTATION OF THE BISHOP JOSEPH M. SULLIVAN
SERVICE AWARD
John Tynan
Director, Catholic Charities Progress of Peoples Development Corp.
EXECUTIVE DINNER
COMMITTEE
HONORARY CHAIRMAN
Bishop of Brooklyn
CHAIRS
Peter J. Striano
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Unity International Group
John J. Farrell
Jamie Crystal
Retired Director of Human Resources
JPMorgan Chase
Charles F. Murphy
Senior Vice President & General Manager
Turner Construction
MDG Design & Construction
Peter M. Meyer
Elizabeth Mary Lutas, MD, FACP, FACC
NYC Market President
TD Bank
Ed O’Shea
Retired Senior Vice President
JPMorgan Chase
Attending Physician
Help/Project Samaritan
JOURNAL CHAIRS
Darrel W. Upson, CRPC, APMA
Retired Senior Vice President
JPMorgan Chase
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Aiello, Sr.
Michael Rooney
Executive Vice President
Crystal & Company
Principal
Hudson Peak Wealth Advisors
AUCTION CHAIRS
Dr. Jerilyn Caprio
Retired Superintendent of Schools
Allendale, NJ
Gabriel P. Caprio
President & CEO
Amalgamated Bank
PAST RECIPIENTS
Mr. Eugene H. Luntey
Chairman
Brooklyn Union Gas
Mr. John S. Reed
Chairman and CEO
Citicorp/Citibank
Ms. Catherine T. Giliberti
Senior Vice President
Silverstein Properties, Inc.
Mr. Thomas S. Johnson
President
Chemical Bank
Mr. William J. Montgoris
Senior Managing Partner and COO
The Bear Stearns Companies
Mr. Jack Klein
Vice President of Construction
Silverstein Properties, Inc.
Mr. John B. Carter
President
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U.S.
Mr. Louis P. Salvatore
Managing Partner
Arthur Andersen and Co.
Dr. Joseph T. McGinn, Jr.
Medical Director
The Heart Institute
Mr. Harry W. Albright, Jr.
President
Dime Savings Bank of New York
Mr. John J. Farrell
Director of Human Resources
The Chase Manhattan Corporation
Mr. Larry Kudlow
Economist/Host
CNBC’s “The Kudlow Report”
Mr. Bowie K. Kuhn
Partner
Myerson and Kuhn Law Firm
Mr. Robert Charles Golden
Prudential Financial
The Kolaj Family
Founders
Famous Famiglia
Mr. William J. Flynn
President
Mutual of America Life Insurance Co.
Most Reverend Joseph M. Sullivan, D.D.
Executive Vice President, Board of Trustees
Bishop Joseph M. Sullivan
Retired Auxiliary Bishop of Brooklyn
Mr. Arthur F. Ryan
President and COO
Chase Manhattan Bank
Mr. Mario P. Vitale
Chief Executive Officer
Willis North America
Mr. Peter J. Striano
Chairman and CEO
Mr. Kristian P. Moor
American International Group, Inc. (AIG)
Mr. Richard A. Grasso
Executive Vice Chairman
New York Stock Exchange
Mr. Peter C. Hearn
Willis Re Inc.
Mr. Joseph M. Saggese
Chairman and CEO
Borden Chemicals
Mr. Robert B. Catell
Chairman and CEO
KeySpan
Mr. James D’Agostino
Chairman and CEO
Lehrer McGovern Bovis, Inc.
Mr. Charles J. Maikish
Executive Director
Lower Manhattan Construction Command Center
Mr. Richard J. Smyth
Vice President Corporate Real Estate
jetBlue AIRWAYS
Mr. Youssoufou Bamba
Ivory Coast Ambassador to the United Nations
Mr. Michael Perrette
Head of Corporate Real Estate and
Vice President of Facilities, Prudential Financial
Mr. John E. Zuccotti
Chairman, U.S. Commercial Operations
Brookfield Properties Company
UNDERWRITERS
Entertainment
(A/V Video and Tenor)
CATHOLIC CEMETERIES
Flowers
UNITY INTERNATIONAL GROUP
Beverages
ADMINISTRATORS FOR THE PROFESSIONS, INC.
Dancing with Music by the Midlife Crisis Band
JAD CORPORATION OF AMERICA
Photography
NEW YORK CONCRETE CORP.
SPONSOR PARTNERS
CHAIR PERSONS
Charles F. Murphy
Turner Construction
Michael Rooney
MDG Design & Design, LLC
Peter J. Striano
Dr. Elizabeth Mary Lutas, MD, FACP, FACC
Jaime Crystal
Crystal & Co.
Peter Meyer
TD Bank
John J. Farrell
CO-CHAIR
Nick Lembo
Monadnock Construction
SENIOR PARTNER
Richman Housing Resources, LLC.
CORPORATE PARTNER
Wells Fargo
SPONSOR PARTNER
Bay Ridge Security
PATRON
ASM Mechanical
Robert B. Catell
Chase Community Development
CSG Partners
DeSales Media
Hudson Housing Capital
Jaros Baum & Bolles
Jones Lang LaSalle
Monadnock Construction
Monarch Electric
Nastasi & Associates
Nixon Peabody and Associates
Platinum Maintenance
Prudential Financial, Inc
Robert Charles Golden & Maureen Moore
Saints Joachim & Anne Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
Sciame Construction, LLC
SimplexGrinnell
The Healy Foundation
USI Insurance Services
AUCTION DONORS
PETER STRIANO
UNITY INTERNATIONAL GROUP
DARREL UPSON
LONGBOAT BAY CLUB ASSOCIATION
JETBLUE AIRWAYS
GABRIEL & JERILYN CAPRIO
CHARLES LOIODICE
CHARLIE MAIKISH
ROBERT B. CATELL
NEW YORK METS
FIFTEEN DEGREES
MIDTOWN ELECTRIC SUPPLY
MLB PLAYERS TRUST
STEINER SPORTS MEMORABILIA
NHL
NEW YORK ISLANDERS
BROOKLYN NETS
ROD GILBERT
MIKE ERUZIONE
COMPUTER DESIGN & INTEGRATION, LLC
ABC
KEN ROSATO
CHELSEA PIERS
UNI-DATA
STUART WEITZMAN
JOSE REYES
ANTHONY HARDING
GEORGEWOOD FLORIST
BISHOP OF BROOKLYN
MOST REVEREND NICHOLAS DiMARZIO, Ph.D., D.D.
Bishop of Brooklyn
MOST REVEREND
NICHOLAS DIMARZIO, PH.D., D.D.
Named to lead the Brooklyn Diocese on August 1, 2003, after four years as the Bishop of the Diocese of Camden, Bishop Nicholas
DiMarzio was installed in his new See at a Mass of Installation held at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Basilica in Brooklyn on October
3, 2003.
With strong ministerial and family ties to New Jersey, the Newark-born prelate began his ministry among migrants in 1976, six
years after his ordination as a priest of the Archdiocese of Newark in 1970, as the archdiocese’s Refugee Resettlement Director, a
post he held nine years. During that time, Bishop DiMarzio also served a two-year term as Director of the Office of Migration of
the Archdiocese’s Catholic Community Services.
In 1996, Pope John Paul II elevated him to the rank of Auxiliary Bishop. From 1998 until 2001, he chaired the Migration Committee
of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. For six years, Bishop DiMarzio served as Chairman of the Catholic Legal Immigration
Network, Inc. (CLINIC) board. In 2000, he was appointed a member of the Pontifical Council for the Pastoral Care of Migrants
and Itinerant People, a post he continues to hold. Because of his wide-ranging knowledge and experience in matters affecting
migrants and immigrants, Bishop DiMarzio has testified frequently before committees of the United States Senate and House of
Representatives.
Appointed the sixth Bishop of Camden in 1999, Bishop DiMarzio undertook several initiatives, including establishing an Office
of Ethnic Ministries, an Office of Black Catholic Ministry and an Office of Hispanic Ministry. He also created an apostolate to the
Haitian community and founded two missions to serve the Korean and Vietnamese communities.
Shortly after becoming the Bishop of Brooklyn, Bishop DiMarzio was nominated as the United States representative on the
19-member Global Commission on International Migration (GCIM), a United Nations sponsored commission, whose mandate
was to provide the framework for the formulation of a coherent, comprehensive and global response to the issue of international
migration. It began its work in 2003 and concluded in 2005 after completing a report, entitled “Migration in an Interconnected
World: New Directions for Action.”
He is currently a member of the Bishops’ Migration Committee and CLINIC. Bishop DiMarzio’s column of reflections on issues
affecting the faithful, entitled “Put Out Into the Deep,” appears weekly in the Diocesan newspaper, The Tablet.
BISHOP’S HUMANITARIAN
AWARD HONOREE
Managing Director, Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Anthony Cammarata Jr., Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens 2014 Bishop’s Humanitarian Award Honoree,
is the global head of Facilities Management, responsible for overseeing the strategy, budget and execution of a
wide range of operations and services for the firm’s real estate. He is a member of the CSRE Global Leadership
Team and sponsor of the Services BHL Network, Vendor Management Council and Emerging Leaders Program.
Anthony is also a member of the Vendor Risk Committee, the Business Resiliency Council and the Americas
Disability Interest Forum Steering Committee, where he is head of the Recruiting Pillar.
Anthony joined Goldman Sachs in the Technology Division in 1986 and in 1989 he moved to Services, where
he was responsible for expanding the firm’s real estate portfolio across the Americas. He became head of
Corporate Real Estate in 2000, head of Corporate Services and Real Estate Americas in 2002 and global head
of Facilities Management in 2008. He was named Managing Director in 2004.
Anthony is also involved with the firm’s citizenship efforts in Jersey City and maintains relationships with community
and government officials throughout Hudson County. He is President of the Colgate Center Property Owners
Association and a member of the Hudson County Chamber of Commerce Executive Board of Trustees and the
Hudson County Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy Committee.
Anthony is also a vice president of the National Muscular Dystrophy Association and a board member for the
Muscular Dystrophy Association’s NY Muscle Team. He serves on the advisory board of the Southern New York
Chapter of the National MS Society. In 2012, Anthony was honored at the the Boys’ and Girls’ Towns of Italy
67th Annual Spring Ball.
Born and raised in Carnarsie, where his parents still reside, Anthony grew up attending St. Jude Parish in
the Diocese and attended Nazareth School, connecting him to the mission of Catholic Charities Brooklyn and
Queens.
Anthony earned a Bachelor of Business Administration and a master’s degree from Pace University.
PROGRESS OF PEOPLES
AWARD HONOREE
WILLIAM TRAYLOR
President, Richman Housing Resources, LLC
WILLIAM TRAYLOR
William Traylor is the president of Richman Housing Resources LLC. For three decades he has worked in New York City in affordable housing finance
and development, and, throughout his career, has focused especially on housing vulnerable homeless New Yorkers, those living with mental illness, HIV
illness, substance abuse disorders, physical disabilities and other challenges to independence. Over thirty-plus years, Bill’s emphasis and commitment
has been to ensure that we listened to and heeded the voices and the needs of the most vulnerable among us as the city’s housing policy has evolved
and administrations have come and gone. His dedication to social justice was honed through his religious upbringing and training, where he learned
that faith demands action and that action means dedicating one’s energies and life so that justice happens.
In 1985, fresh out of graduate school at the University of Notre Dame, Bill began his career working with Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens
to convert church-owned properties into housing for homeless individuals. It was the very beginning of a model of housing that become known as
supportive housing, where social services are combined with permanent housing and where the goal is to provide individuals with the resources and
support to become full and active citizens within their communities. Today, such supportive housing is widely considered the solution to helping
vulnerable homeless to achieve full and participatory lives as citizens.
In 1989, after a year-long stint as a community organizer with the St. Nicks Alliance in the Williamsburg-Greenpoint area, Bill was an early hire for New
York City’s new housing initiative targeted to vulnerable homeless individuals in the city’s burgeoning shelter system. Bill’s job was to figure out how
to get it done; initially making loans to nonprofit developers to buy derelict hotels like the Woodstock in midtown and the Euclid on the Upper West
Side to convert to permanent housing with onsite social services. Later he expanded the effort to include the construction of new nonprofit-owned
developments involving micro-units, tiny self-contained apartments, for the homeless. Working for the vulnerable homeless has been his calling.
From 1994 through 2000, he was managing director of the New York office of the Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC), overseeing the $1 billion
New York Equity Fund as well as the office’s lending, grant making and programmatic activities.
In 2001, Bill joined The Richman Group as president of Richman Housing Resources and created its New York office. Under his leadership, Richman
has invested more than $2 billion of private equity into affordable housing developments in New York City consisting of nearly 15,000 apartments, half
of all that has been supportive housing for the vulnerable homeless. He puts together financing from three sources: philanthropy, traditional debt and
equity investment from commercial banks and insurance companies, along with government subsidies. Deeply committed to public service, Bill took a
year off from Richman in 2003 to help implement Mayor Bloomberg’s affordable housing goals, serving as Deputy Commissioner for Development at
the city’s Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) and also as president of the Housing Development Corporation (HDC).
BISHOP JOSEPH M. SULLIVAN
SERVICE AWARD HONOREE
JOHN TYNAN
Director, Catholic Charities Progress of Peoples Development Corp.
JOHN TYNAN
John Tynan, Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens first-ever 2014 Bishop Joseph M. Sullivan Service Award Honoree, is the Director of Catholic
Charities Progress of Peoples Development Corporation (CCPOP), an affiliate of Catholic Charities. Employed with Catholic Charities Brooklyn and
Queens since 1973, John is credited with leading CCPOP’s vision of transforming vacant land and buildings into affordable housing for those in need
throughout Brooklyn and Queens. He has been the driving force behind CCPOP’s development of more than 3,135 units of affordable housing for lowincome seniors, low and moderate-income families, the formerly homeless, persons with developmental disabilities, and those suffering from mental
illness.
In 1979, John and CCPOP cut the ribbon on Catholic Charities first affordable housing residence, the Pierrepont House, located on Pierrepont Street
in Brooklyn Heights. The Pierrepont House was the first of three affordable housing projects for older adults John and CCPOP were responsible for
opening from 1979 to 1980, which also included the Catherine Sheridan House in Astoria and the Bishop Boardman Apartments in Windsor Terrace.
To date, John’s combined portfolio consists of 44 different buildings for Catholic Charities. John is responsible for 10 percent of the senior housing in
New York City, helping to make CCPOP the largest developer of senior housing in the five boroughs.
In 2005, John took a risk and led CCPOP to refinance 10 of its oldest HUD 202 Buildings, representing the preservation of nearly 1,000 units of
affordable housing, using an innovative mortgage restructuring with tax credits. The refinancing portfolio used a bond issue from the New York City
Housing Development Corporation and tax credits syndicated by Enterprise, and represented one of the largest affordable housing refinancing
initiatives in the country. For this innovative refinancing process, John won an award from the New York Association of Affordable Housing as he was
the first person to get HUD to restructure the mortgages by using tax credits. Today, it is the model that owner/developers use all over the
country.
In late 2013, John and CCPOP celebrated the opening of two more state of the art affordable housing projects in the Msgr. Anthony J. Barretta
Apartments in Ocean Hill and the Peter J. Striano Residence in Howard Beach. The Barretta project was an $18 million, 64-unit development of energyefficient apartments built on the site of a former school, rectory and convent of Our Lady of Loreto Church. The Peter J. Striano Residence, a 96-unit
building with affordable housing for older adults and persons with developmental disabilities features an integrated approach to living with on-site
social services.
John was honored by the New York State Council of Catholic Charities Directors in 2009, with the Bishop Francis J. Mugavero Award for significant and
sustained contribution to the work of charity and social justice on a statewide level. In 2010, John was honored by the Enterprise Community Partners
with the noteworthy Community Renaissance Award.
John is active on many boards related to affordable housing, and chaired the national Catholic Charities Housing Committee for fifteen years. John
holds a Master’s Degree in Urban Planning from Pratt Institute. He and his wife, Sherry, live in Leonia, New Jersey.
MASTER OF CEREMONIES
KEN ROSATO
Anchor
WABC-TV Eyewitness News
KEN ROSATO
Ken Rosato, this evening’s Master of Ceremonies, has been the anchor for WABC-TV’s Eyewitness News, morning and
noon editions, since 2007.
Mr. Rosato joined WABC-TV in December of 2003 as a freelance reporter after spending a year across town at FOX-5
where he was the morning and midday anchor and a reporter.
He also spent five years as an anchor and reporter at WFOR-TV, the CBS-owned station in Miami/Fort Lauderdale
where he covered a number of major hurricanes. While there, he covered the 2000 Presidential stalemate and the yearlong Elian Gonzales affair, and was nominated for a 2000 Suncoast Emmy Award.
Mr. Rosato also worked for WETM-TV, the NBC affiliate in Elmira/Binghamton, NY as an anchor where he was honored
with a New York State Associated Press award. He was news director and main anchor at WLNY-TV in Long Island, and
regularly appeared as a commentator on WLIW-TV’s “21 Edition”.
Ken Rosato also worked as an anchor at the nation’s premiere all-news radio station, 1010 WINS, and spent eight years
as news director and main anchor at Long Island’s 50,000 watt WBLI-FM.
The New Rochelle native received his BFA in TV and Radio from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, and his masters in
languages - he speaks five fluently including Spanish and Italian.
He is a member of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists and is a resident of New Jersey.
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
ROBERT SIEBEL
and Affiliated Agencies
ROBERT SIEBEL
Robert L. Siebel, a native New Yorker, was appointed Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer of Catholic Charities Brooklyn and
Queens on November 4, 2002. As such, he is responsible for more than 180 social service programs and housing development initiatives
in over 120 sites throughout Brooklyn and Queens, along with an annual budget of $190 million.
It was his college experience working and living as a Fresh Air Fund Director in Brownsville, Brooklyn that convinced him to dedicate his
career to human services. Mr. Siebel first joined Catholic Charities in 1973 as a mental health case-aide with the Flatlands Guidance Center,
rising through the ranks and holding a variety of positions, including Youth Development Coordinator, Regional Director for Northern
Brooklyn, Associate Executive Director and Chief Operating Officer.
During his career, Mr. Siebel helped develop numerous service models for the organization, including residential programs for persons
with mental illness, services to the homeless, and a nationally recognized training program for early child development workers, The Caritas
Center. Additionally, he served as chief architect of Catholic Charities’ extensive 9/11 Disaster Response efforts on behalf of affected
individuals and families, including bereavement services, counseling, financial assistance, emergency day care and employment services.
Mr. Siebel holds a B.A. degree from Cathedral College, and an M.S.W. with dual majors in Administration and Family Practice from Fordham
University School of Social Work. He has completed graduate work at New York University School of Public Administration and holds a
Certificate from Columbia University Not for Profit Institute. He has been a field instructor for the Schools of Social Work at Columbia
University, New York University and Fordham University, and a leadership development consultant for community-based organizations
throughout the country.
Mr. Siebel serves on numerous not-for-profit Boards of Directors, including the Human Services Council of New York, and is
Board President for Care at Home of the Diocese of Brooklyn, Inc. and Saints Joachim and Anne Nursing and Rehabilitation
Center. Additionally, Mr. Siebel has been an active member of Catholic Charities USA, the umbrella agency for the national
Catholic Charities movement in the country, for more than 20 years and was elected to their board in 2005. He served as
chair of that Board’s Committee on Mission Effectiveness and Strategic Planning, and has also been a catalyst and advocate in
promoting CCUSA’s national Campaign to Reduce Poverty. Mr. Siebel retired from the Catholic Charities USA Board in 2011.
In 2006, he became the chair of the New York State Catholic Conference Council of Catholic Charities Executive Directors, and served in
that capacity through 2009.
He is the recipient of the 2005 Mary Ann Quaranta Alumni Achievement Award from Fordham University Graduate School of Social Service.
Mr. Siebel resides in Brooklyn with his wife. Their son is an Assistant District Attorney in the Bronx County District Attorney’s Office, and is
a new father of a baby boy.
VICAR FOR HUMAN SERVICES
MONSIGNOR ALFRED LOPINTO
Vicar for Human Services
Diocese of Brooklyn
MSGR. ALFRED LOPINTO
In 1970, as Parochial Vicar at Our Lady of Fatima, Msgr. LoPinto founded the first Teen Club in the Parish and an Adult
Education Program dealing with the documents of Vatican II. After a year at Our Lady of Fatima, he was transferred to
St. Gregory the Great Parish in Bellerose, Queens. While at St. Gregory’s, Msgr. LoPinto founded a volunteer-operated
Pre-School Program, a Community Counseling Center and oversaw the growth of parish youth programs. He served
as Administrator of St. Gregory the Great Parish School, where he instituted an advanced educational testing program
with the assistance of St. John’s University, a communication arts program allowing the students in the junior high to
engage in TV production and broadcasting activities. Following his assignment at St. Gregory’s, Msgr. LoPinto was
assigned to Catholic Charities, Diocese of Brooklyn.
Having received his Masters in Social Work in 1983, Msgr. LoPinto was assigned as Special Assistant for Community
Organizing and worked closely with Msgr. Howard Basler as co-chair of the Diocesan Committee reviewing the Bishop’s
Pastoral on Economics. He co-chaired the Labor and Religion Coalition for the City of New York and served on the State
Board for the New York State Labor and Religion Coalition. He also served as a founding member of the Roundtable,
the national network of diocesan social action directors.
In 1985, Msgr. LoPinto was appointed the Executive Director of the Campaign for Human Development, United States
Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB). During his five-year tenure in this position, he visited over 65 dioceses in the
U.S., working with diocesan bishops, their staffs and local groups on poverty issues.
In 1990, Msgr. LoPinto assisted the Diocese of San Bernardino, California with the revamping of its social justice
ministries. He was named Executive Director for the diocesan Catholic Charities. He was also asked to serve as a
consultant to the California Catholic Conference on issues of social policy, where he became heavily involved in welfare
reform and immigration issues.
In January 1998, Msgr. LoPinto began an assignment as a Parochial Vicar at St. Camillus in Rockaway Beach. In the
spring of 1999, Bishop Daily asked him to accept the position of Pastor of St. Therese of Lisieux Parish in the East
Flatbush section of Brooklyn, and in the spring of 2005, Bishop DiMarzio asked him to accept the position of Vicar for
Human Services.
During his career to date, he has received a number of civic, community and organizational awards and commendations.
In March 2007, he was raised to the rank of Monsignor by His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI.
ASSOCIATE VICAR FOR HUMAN SERVICES
VERY REVEREND PATRICK J. KEATING
Associate Vicar for Human Services
Diocese of Brooklyn
VERY REVERAND PATRICK J. KEATING
Fr. Patrick J. Keating was appointed Associate Vicar for Human Services on June 30, 2013. He works with Msgr. Alfred
LoPinto and the dedicated staff of Catholic Charities to fulfill the Church’s role in the ministry of charity.
Fr. Keating holds a B.B.A. from Bernard Baruch College, an M.A. and M.Div. from the Seminary of the Immaculate
Conception, and recently he received a M.P.A. from the School of Public Administration of Bernard Baruch College.
Fr. Keating is currently attending Brooklyn Law School in pursuit of a J.D.
In addition to his role as the Associate Vicar for Human Services, Fr. Keating is the Chief Executive Officer for Catholic
Migration Services. Catholic Migration Services strives to fulfill the Gospel message of “welcoming the stranger.”
Founded in 1971, Catholic Migration Services assists immigrants with immigration legal services, immigrant housing
legal services, immigrant workers’ rights legal services, and pastoral services for immigrants.
During his time at
Catholic Migration Services, he has established a Board of Directors and grown the programs of the agency to better
meet the needs of the many immigrant communities in Brooklyn and Queens.
In 2010, Fr. Keating was appointed to the Diocesan Strategic Planning Task Force, which was charged with reviewing
and making recommendations regarding diocesan and parish structure. He has served on numerous committees for
the Diocese of Brooklyn.
After ordination, Fr. Keating was assigned to the Parish of Saint Bartholomew in Elmhurst. In addition to his duties
as the Parochial Vicar of Saint Bartholomew, he assisted Bishop Joseph M. Sullivan from 2006 to 2013, as a Master
of Ceremonies. Currently he assists at the Parish of Saint Finbar in Bath Beach and at the Parish of Saint Barbara in
Bushwick.
INVOCATION
SR. ELLEN PATRICIA FINN, O.P.
Deputy Executive Director
SR. ELLEN PATRICIA FINN,O.P.
Sr. Ellen Patricia Finn, O.P., M.Ed., CSW, has been a member of the Amityville Dominican Sisters for more than forty
years, spending the majority of those years working in the Diocese of Brooklyn and Queens. Currently, she is the
Deputy Executive Director for Catholic Charities, where her responsibilities have included the agency’s Progress of
People’s Housing Corporation, services to persons with developmental disabilities, long-term 9/11 disaster response
as well as organizing and coordinating the Parish & Community Program.
In 2003, Sr. Ellen was appointed Diocesan Assistance Coordinator for those abused as minors by a priest or deacon,
and has been recognized nationally as one of the top 10 Assistance Coordinators in the country. Prior to becoming
Associate Executive Director, Sr. Ellen served as Catholic Charities Regional Administrator for Brooklyn West. In this
capacity, she was responsible for the overall management and supervision of 40 programs and services, including
Aging, Early Childhood, Developmental Disabilities, Homeless Outreach, Family Services Center and Housing for
seniors, low-income families and the formerly homeless/mentally ill.
Sr. Ellen Patricia is Founder and Co-Director of a team of consultants specializing in leadership development for nonprofit organizations, conducting seminars on a local, regional and national level. She is a member of the National
Association of Social Workers and Catholic Charities USA, where she serves as Diocesan Director for Parish Social
Ministry. She was elected by the Diocesan Office for Black Catholics as a delegate to the Sixth National Black Convening
in 1987, is the recipient of the 1990 Roosevelt Democratic Service Award and the 2001 World Religious Award from
the Church Women United in Brooklyn. In 2014, she was honored as a “Champion of Life” by the Bridge to Life, Inc. at
their annual gala.
Sr. Ellen holds a Masters Degree in Social Work from Hunter College and is licensed by the State of New York in the
fields of Education and Social Work.
TENOR
CHRISTOPHER MACCHIO
Tenor
CHRISTOPHER MACCHIO
Christopher Macchio was raised in a middle-class family in Long Island, New York. After spending most of his
childhood aspiring to practice law, his voice was discovered almost by accident during a stint in his High School chorus.
Christopher was encouraged to develop the skills necessary to perform on stage, and use his gift for music to connect
with and inspire audiences from all walks of life. He often cites this transition from academics to artistic expression as
the most profound change of his life, and credits the privilege of performing as having enhanced his life tremendously.
A boy alto in his youth, Christopher admits to lacking the temperament to perform solo until high school. Inspired by
the legendary tenor Mario Lanza, Mr. Macchio imbued into his singing a unique blend of bel-canto artistic grace with
Lanza’s sincere emotive power. Once the operatic tenor quality of his voice was discovered at 15, he began serious
exposure to singing at the USDAN Center for the Performing Arts, where he was provided private lessons with NYU
voice instructor and Munich State Opera legend John Kuhn. In 1996 Mr. Macchio began studies at the Manhattan
School of Music Conservatory under Metropolitan Opera baritone Theodor Uppman. In addition to studying with
Metropolitan Opera coaches Bob Cowart and Elizabeth Roberts, he has continued studies with Professor Kuhn,
preparing a wide variety of art songs, arias, and show tunes for annual studio recitals held by the Bronx Conservatory
of Music. In 2000 Mr. Macchio appeared as the principal tenor role of Arturo in Bellini’s I Puritani, a production of
NYC’s Opera Nova, where his performance was described as “brando-esque” by Manhattan’s West Sider Newspaper.
Since then Mr. Macchio has performed for countless special events and dignitaries, including the Vice President of the
United States, the Governor of Massachusetts, and former NYC mayor and presidential candidate Rudolph W. Giuliani.
In the spring of 2010, Mr. Macchio became a founding member of a new group called Bell’Aria; a joint project between
EMI Records and PBS Television to celebrate the richness of the Italian-American musical tradition. In 2011, Mr.
Macchio headlined the Chairman’s Ball at NIAF in Washington DC, where President Barack Obama made the keynote
address, and has headlined concerts with the Concert Pops Orchestra and the Garden State Philharmonic.
After successfully competing in a number of prestigious international opera competitions, Christopher Macchio has
embarked on a solo performance and recording career. It is his deepest aspiration to bring the music of Mario Lanza
and other legendary tenors like Luciano Pavarotti, to a new generation of listeners. Christopher recently released
his debut independent album, produced by Grammy Award-Winning producer Tony Camillo, of “Midnight Train to
Georgia” fame. To promote his album, entitled “Dolci Momenti” (Sweet Moments), Mr. Macchio will be performing a
series of concert tour dates across the United States throughout 2012, including notable venues like Met’s Citi Field,
Feinstein’s Cabaret Theatre at NYC’s Regency Hotel, and the Westbury Music Fair Theatre.
MISSION STATEMENT
C
atholic Charities in the Diocese of Brooklyn and
Queens translates the Gospel of Jesus Christ into
action by affirming the dignity and value of every
person, especially the most vulnerable members of
our diverse society. Catholic Charities develops effective responses to
human need and joins with all people of good will in advocating for a
social order which promotes justice and embraces human development.
LEADERSHIP
MEMBERS OF THE CORPORATION
Bishop of Brooklyn
Rev. Msgr. Alfred P. LoPinto
Vicar for Human Services
Rev. Patrick Frawley
CATHOLIC CHARITIES
CATHOLIC CHARITIES
PROGRESS OF PEOPLES
BROOKLYN AND QUEENS
NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES
DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Dr. Brian Butler
Gabriel P. Caprio, Treasurer
Rev. Richard J. Ahlemeyer
Joseph F. Collins, III, Treasurer
Carol S. Cohen
John Cantirino
Melanie L. Corpuz
Fidel F. Del Valle, Board President
Paul T. Cassone
Patrick Fallon
Thomas A. DeStefano
Gail Duke, Treasurer
John J. Farrell
Marissa B. Gillespie
Joseph Giamboi, Vice President
Rev. Patrick Frawley
Margaret F. Kelleher
Michael Lappin
Rev. Msgr. Martin Geraghty
Rev. Msgr. Alfred P. LoPinto (Ex-Officio)
Sr. Maryann Seton Lopiccolo, SC,
Catherine T. Giliberti
Martin J. McManus
Secretary
Megan McKee Healey, Secretary
Vania Mernio
Rev. Msgr. Alfred P. LoPinto (Ex-Officio)
Dr. Robert Muccigrosso
Robert McCreanor
James J. Minogue, Jr.
Dr. Nora O’Brien Suric
Nicholas V. Paolillo
Charles F. Murphy
Robert Siebel (Ex-Officio)
Robert Siebel (Ex-Officio)
Thomas Kevin Murtha, Board President
Darrel W. Upson, President
Richard J. Smyth
Dr. Anthony Sossi
Peter J. Striano
John Sucich, Vice President
Mary C.E. Thompson
SAINTS JOACHIM AND ANNE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Thomas A. DeStefano
Salvatore P. Monaco
Louis Russo
Emmie Glynn Ryan
Robert Siebel
Dr. Anthony Sossi
Robert J. Thelen
Mary C.E. Thompson
Alan Wolinetz
GUIDE TO BEQUESTS
A Guide to Bequests to Catholic Charities
Bequests are an important source of funds for Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens. Throughout its long history of service to
the community, supporters have remembered Catholic Charities in their Wills.
Why are bequests often the most generous gifts one can make?
Bequests are generous because they come from assets accumulated during a lifetime, rather than simply from earned income.
They are also revocable, so people feel more comfortable making larger gifts in their Will. If they need to use their assets during
their lifetime, they can still do so.
How can you include a bequest to Catholic Charities in your will?
If you wish to make a bequest to Catholic Charities, please be sure to use the formal corporate name: “Catholic Charities, Diocese
of Brooklyn.” We recommend that you consider the following language:
“I give, devise and bequeath (insert dollar amount, percentage or description of property) to Catholic Charities, Diocese of
Brooklyn, a New York Corporation, which has its principal offices at 191 Joralemon Street, Brooklyn, NY, 11201, to be used for its
general purposes.”
Gifts and bequests to Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens are deductible under the federal income, estate and gift laws.
Catholic Charities is a not-for-profit corporation incorporated under the laws of the State of New York.
If you advise us that you have included a bequest to Catholic Charities in your Will, you will become a member of the 1899 Society.
The 1899 Society is an honorary organization that recognizes individuals who have generously included Catholic Charities in their
estate plans during their lifetime. Members of the 1899 Society are invited to a recognition luncheon and are listed with other
major donors in our publications.
If you or your attorney would like to discuss a gift or bequest with a member of Catholic Charities’ staff, please call the Office of
Development and Communications at (718) 722-6202 or write to Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens, 191 Joralemon Street,
12th Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11201.
DONORS
Catholic Charities gratefully acknowledges bequests from the following estates during 2012:
Emily Burach
Vincent G. Capraro
Carella Trust Fund
Anna F. Clarke
Mary Colombo
Virginia E. Cooke
Florence Donovan
Rev. Thomas Donovan
Edward P. DiDonato
Marguerite C. Fertitta
Jacob Groopman
Heraclia Gutierrez
Edith M. Lowis
Angelina Malderelli
Pauline Modica
Edward O’Hara
Eugene O’Rourke
Robert Pepe
Shiela Schoenfield
Bernard Tauss
If you or your attorney would like to discuss a gift or bequest with a member of Catholic Charities’ staff, please call Lucy
Garrido-Mota at (718) 722-6211, email at [email protected], or write to Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens,
191 Joralemon Street, 12th Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11201.
The 1899 Society
The 1899 Society honors those who support Catholic Charities with a planned gift, such as a gift from their estate.
These legacy gifts promise to carry Catholic Charities’ mission forward in the years to come.
The name of the 1899 Society commemorates the founding of Catholic Charities over 100 years ago.
Today, Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens supports over 180 programs, providing help to those most in need
– children, older adults, the formerly homeless, the developmentally and mentally disabled, and immigrant families
making their way in a new world.
We invite you to share in Catholic Charities’ historical commitment to helping our neighbors.
Planned gifts to Catholic Charities include:
Charitable bequests…
Life income plans…
Gifts of appreciated stock, mutual funds and real estate….
Gifts from IRAs and other retirement plans…
For more information about making a planned gift to Catholic Charities,
please call the Office of Development and Communications at (718) 722-6202.
THE 1899 SOCIETY
We invite you to join us in celebrating these exceptional donors who are making a planned gift from their assets or
estate to ensure that Catholic Charities’ support for the neediest among us will be there in the future:
Fortuna Adessa
Ethel Adler
Dr. Mario Albertinit
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Aquilone
Robert W. Bassemir
Marie Z. Bohan
Peter A. Borreca
Cathleen Brito
Stephanie Cekan
Mary Ann Dantuono
Anthony G. DeLisio
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. DeStefano
John J. Farrell
Fidelis Care NY
Catherine Giliberti
William R. Griffo
William Guyon
Elizabeth Haggerty
Catherine D. Hanly
Aida Jocson, MD
Mary A. Killeen
James F. McCarthy
Josephine Mele
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Minogue
Estelle O. Murray
Neuberger Berman Trust Company, NA
Romano Peluso
Lottie M. Pope
Carmine Rispoli
John F. Roche
Leo Ross
Louise Ryan
Catherine Savage
Robert Schreiner
Phyllis Settino
Mildred A. Shanley
Charles J. Sheedy
St. Francis College
St. Roberts
John R. Sucich
T. Kevin Murtha & Assoc. P.C.
Marie R. Tronolone
Turner Construction Company
Catherine M. Walsh
Ruth B. Watt
Charles F. Winans
We extend sincere gratitude to these generous supporters.
For more information about making a planned gift to Catholic Charities,
please call Lucy Garrido-Mota at (718) 722-6211 or [email protected].
Bishop DiMarzio’s
Coat of Arms Club
Because of their concern for the afflicted and what their assistance could mean to those in need in our
Diocese, Mr. Edgar Debany and Mr. William Scalzo founded the Bishop’s Coat of Arms Club in 1972.
With the hope that proceeds of their annual luncheon could be used to further programs of human
services to the many who are served by Catholic Charities, the Coat of Arms Club was established. The
Coat of Arms has grown each year under the guidance and leadership of Monsignor Joseph A. Funaro,
with its members inviting others to join.
As a participating member, each donor attends a special mass and a luncheon at the Bishop’s Residence.
Each new member is the recipient of a plaque inscribed with the Coat of Arms of our Bishop, the Most
Reverend Nicholas DiMarzio, the seventh Bishop of Brooklyn.
For further information, please contact Lucy Garrido-Mota, Office of Development and Communications,
at (718) 722-6211 or [email protected].
COAT OF ARMS CLUB
Members
Mr. Robert and Lorraine Arcella
Mr. Joseph Arruchio
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Barry
Dr. & Mrs. Brian P. Butler
Mr & Mrs. Gabriel P. Caprio
Mr. Robert Catell
Mr. Young Cho
Mr. Joseph T. Chung
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Clavin
Mr. & Mrs. Sean Craine
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony D’Ambrosio
Mr. Thomas A. DeStefano
Mr. & Mrs. Fidel Del Valle
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Farrell
Mr. & Mrs. Alan P. Gallo
Rev. Joseph R. Gibino
Msgr. Jaime Gigantiello
Mr. John J. Gilhooly
Mr. John A. Golden
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Golden
Mr. Robert Charles Golden &
Mrs. Maureen Moore
Judge & Mrs. Joseph G. Golia
Mr. Benjamin Heck
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Kearney
Fr. Patrick Keating
Mr. Nicholas Lembo
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent LeVien
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Loconsolo
Rev. Monsignor Alfred LoPinto
Mrs. Mary Macchiarola
Mr. & Mrs Biagio Madaio
Mr. Joseph Matarese
Mr. Joseph Mattone
Mr. Ed McDermott
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Minogue
Mr. & Mrs. William H. Mohr
Ms. Josie Nover
Mr. Eugene O’Brien
Mr. Gregory Oussani
Mr. Thomas Principie
Ms. Rebecca Quilapio
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Riso
Mr. & Mrs. Dan Schiavetta, Jr.
Mr. Joseph Sciame
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Striano
Mr. John Sucich
Ms. Mary C. E. Thompson
Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Turner
Ms. Catherine Walsh
For further information, please contact Lucy Garrido-Mota, Office of Development and
Communications, at (718) 722-6211 or [email protected].
SAVE THE DATE
Bishop Joseph M. Sullivan
MEMORIAL
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Sands Point, New York
Monday, September 29, 2014
For more information contact Lucy Garrido-Mota
(718) 722-6211
PARISH AND
COMMUNITY
SERVICES
Advocates for Persons with Disabilities
Bereavement Services
Brooklyn Community Center and Satellite Sites
Community Outreach
Disaster Case Management
Our Lady of Angels Human Service Center
Queens Community Center and Satellite Sites
Restorative Justice
Services for Pregnant Women
FAMILY
SERVICES
Brownsville Family Support Center
East New York Family Support Center
Eviction Prevention for Vulnerable Adults (EPVA)
Far Rockaway Family Treatment Rehabilitation
Fidelis at Project Bridge
Fidelis at Fatherhood – Riverdale Osbourne
Healthy Families #1 and 4 at Project Bridge
Healthy Families #2 at Brooklyn Community Center
Healthy Families #3 at Thomas A. DeStefano Early Childhood
Development Center
Homebase Homelessness Prevention – Canarsie and
East New York, Brooklyn
Homebase Homelessness Prevention – Queens
Jamaica Family and Youth Center
Jamaica Family Treatment Rehabilitation
Leaders In Training
Man Up - Fatherhood Program
NYC Adult Literacy Initiative
NYS Adult Literacy Education
OST at P.S. 106
OST After-School Plus Program at P.S. 50
Refugee Resettlement Program
Summer Youth Employment Program
Transition to High School at Brooklyn High School for Global Studies
Women Infant and Children (WIC) Jamaica
Women Infant and Children (WIC) Woodside
Young Adult ESL Literacy Program
Young Adult Internship Program (YAIP)
EARLY
CHILDHOOD
SERVICES
Caritas Professional Development Center
Colin-Newell Early Childhood Development Center
John F. Kennedy Early Childhood Development Center
John Oravecz Early Childhood Development Center
Msgr. Andrew Landi Early Childhood Development Center
Padre Kennedy Early Childhood Development Center
Parkside Early Childhood Development Center
Queensbridge Early Childhood Development Center
Queensbridge Family Child Care Program
St. Malachy’s Early Childhood Development Center
St. Margaret Mary Early Childhood Development Center
Sunset Park Early Childhood Development Center
Therese Cervini Early Childhood Development Center
Therese Cervini Family Child Care Program
Thomas A. DeStefano Early Childhood Development Center
Vincent J. Caristo Family Child Care Program
OLDER
ADULT
SERVICES
Bayside Senior Center
Benson Ridge Senior Services
Catherine Sheridan Senior Center
CCNS Community-Based Care Transitions Program
CCNS Social Adult Day Alzheimer’s Program
Dellamonica - Steinway Senior Center
Geriatric Initiative Depression & Alcohol Abuse Screening & Assistance
Glenwood Senior Center
Hillcrest Senior Center
Howard Beach Senior Center
Narrows Senior Center
Northeast Queens Friendly Visiting Program
Northeast Queens Home Delivered Meals Program
Northside Senior Center
Ozone Park Senior Center
Pete McGuinness Senior Center
Riverway Senior Center
Seaside Senior Center
Sheepshead Bay - Nostrand Supportive Services (NORC)
South Brooklyn Social Adult Day Alzheimer’s Program
Southwest Queens Home Delivered Meals Program
Southwest Queens Senior Services
St. Charles Jubilee Senior Center
St. Louis Senior Center
The Bay Senior Center
The Lodge Senior Center
Western Queens Home Delivered Meals Program
Woodhaven-Richmond
Hill Senior Center
CATHOLIC CHARITIES BROOKLYN AND QUEENS
• JUNE 4, 2014
BEHAVIORAL
HEALTH
SERVICES
Behavioral Health Care Coordination-DOHMH
Behavioral Health Care Coordination-HH
Bohan-Denton Flatlands Guidance Center
Brooklyn Community Living Program
Brooklyn Supported Housing Programs I, IV, V
Casa Betsaida Homeless, Recovery and Congregate
Catholic Charities Behavioral Health Center
Catholic Charities Behavioral Health Center – Jamaica
Catholic Charities Behavioral Health Center - PROS
Central Brooklyn Supported Housing Program
Circle of Hope 1, 2
Flatbush Addiction Treatment Center - Clinic & Rehab
Glendale Guidance Center
Monica House
Open Door Club
Peer Advocacy
Queens Community Living Program
Queens Supported Housing Programs I, II, III, IV, V
Rockaway Mental Health Services
Rockaway PROS
Supported SRO Services at Caring Communities
Supported SRO Services at Mercy Garden
Woodside Mobile Outreach Team
World of Work Brooklyn
SERVICES FOR
PERSONS WITH
DEVELOPMENTAL
DISABILITIES
Adessa House
Long Island City Day Habilitation
Carmen Aquilone Day Habilitation
Caldwell Home
Carmel Residence
Cribbin House
Dawson Manor 1 & 2
Donald Savio Residence
Garfield Manor
Golden Residence
Graci Residence
Helen Owen Carey Residence
Home & Community Based Services Brooklyn
Home & Community Based Services Hollis
James Fitzpatrick Residence
J.N. Hower Manor
Mary Wayrick Residence
McLees House
Msgr. Mullaney Apt. 2A
Msgr. Mullaney Apt. 2E
Mugavero Manor
Mulrooney Manor
Operation FUN
Straus Residence
Supportive
CATHOLIC CHARITIES BROOKLYN AND QUEENS
• JUNELiving
4, 2014Apartments 318 & 628
AFFORDABLE
HOUSING
101-105 South 8th Street HDFC
176 South 8th Street HDFC
Bishop Boardman Senior Apartments
Bishop Mugavero Senior Apartments
Catherine Sheridan Senior Residence
David Minkin Senior Residence
Fr. Richard Reder Senior Apartments
Holy Spirit Senior Apartments
Mary Star of the Sea Senior Apartments
Mercy Gardens Supportive Housing
Monastery Senior House
Most Holy Trinity Supportive Housing
Msgr. Burke Senior Apartments
Msgr. J. Barretta Family Housing (Managed by Wavecrest Management)
Msgr. John O’Brien Senior Apartments
Msgr. Joseph Stedman Residence
Msgr. Mullaney Apartments
Msgr. Thomas Campbell Senior Apartments
Mt. Carmel Senior Apartments
Our Lady of Good Counsel Supportive Housing
Peter J. Striano Residence
Pierrepont House Senior Apartments
Pope John Paul II Senior Apartments
Rosary House
Sr. Lucian Apartments
St. Brendan’s Houses
St. Joseph’s Supportive Housing
St. Leonard’s Family Housing
St. Lucy/St. Patrick Family Housing
St. Paul the Apostle Senior Apartments
St. Pius V Senior Apartments
St. Teresa of Avila Senior Apartments
Whipple-Lewis Family Housing
AFFILIATED
AGENCIES/
PROGRAMS
Care at Home of the Diocese of Brooklyn, Inc.
Catholic Charities Progress of Peoples Development
Corporation
Catholic Charities Progress of Peoples Management
Corporation
Family Home Care Services of Brooklyn and Queens
Saints Joachim and Anne Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
Catholic Charities’ Housing Creates Employment Opportunities
We take a holistic approach to building caring
communities that extend beyond the walls of our
housing portfolio and deep into the neighborhoods
of Brooklyn and Queens. When we decide to develop
a project we make a strong commitment to the local
communities and to the residents who live in these
neighborhoods. First, we make sure that the local
residents have the opportunity to move into our
buildings. Next, we make sure that our extensive
network of human services is extended to all of our
residents so that they have the supports necessary to
thrive in our housing. This includes social services,
counseling and home visits to name a few. Finally, we
make sure that we hire directly from the neighborhoods
where we provide housing.
Catholic Charities is one of the largest
employers in Brooklyn and Queens with a
total workforce of 2,305.
In our housing division alone, we are proud
to employ more than 175 full and part-time
workers to support and maintain over 3,000
units of permanent, affordable housing. These
hard working individuals are porters, cooks,
maintenance personnel, social workers and
facilities managers. .
Congratulations
William Traylor
John Tynan
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It is our great pleasure to support Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens.
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Commend and Salute
WILLIAM TRAYLOR
JOHN TYNAN
Catholic Charities
Brooklyn and Queens
THANKS YOU for your
generous support.
May God bless us
with His Grace and Love,
holding us in His heart,
as we minister to one another
in love
Dr. Elizabeth Mary Lutas
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DO YOU
DREAM
FOR OUR
CITY?
Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Brooklyn and Queens dreams
of bringing people together in unity and service to others, “that all
may be done” for those in need. Unity congratulates the Bishop’s
Humanitarian Award honoree Anthony Cammarata Jr.
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Brooklyn and Queens
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of the
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IN HONOR OF THE
BISHOP’S HUMANITARIAN
AWARD DINNER
June 4, 2014
BOB CATELL
EXTENDS WARM WISHES TO
CATHOLIC CHARITIES
Brooklyn and Queens
With gratitude to those who make it possible
and
Congratulations to the honorees
Congratulations to
Catholic Charities
Brooklyn and Queens
and the honorees
John Tynan, William Traylor
and Anthony Cammarata Jr.
Howard Beach Senior Housing, Queens, New York
Saky Yakas
2014 Bishop’s Humanitarian Award
Congratulations to the Honorees
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John Tynan
recipient of the 2014
Bishop Joseph M. Sullivan Service Award
and to honorees
Bill Traylor &
on your community and humanitarian service
from your friends at
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New York, NY 10165
REMEMBERING
BISHOP JOE SULLIVAN
Maureen Moore
Bob, Katie & Bobby Golden
JB&B congratulates
Anthony Cammarata, Jr.,
Managing Director
of Goldman Sachs & Co.
The Recipient of the
Catholic Charities Brooklyn
and Queens 2014 Bishop’s
Humanitarian Award
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P. 201-641-5310
CONGRATULATIONS TO
THE DISTINGUISHED HONOREES OF THE
2014 BISHOP’S HUMANITARIAN
AWARD DINNER
AND ESPECIALLY TO OUR DEAR FRIEND
JOHN TYNAN
ON YOUR RECEIPT
OF THE
BISHOP JOSEPH M. SULLIVAN SERVICE
AWARD
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The Parish Staff of
Christ the King
145-39 Farmers Boulevard
Springfield Gardens, New York
Rev. Jeffry T. Dillon
Mrs. Mary A Doyle
Sr. Carole Fitzpatrick, CSJ
Sr. Christine Koellhoffer, IHM
Deacon Lamont Blake
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Ms. Veronica Cabrales
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CONGRATULATES
Goldman Sachs
Bishop’s Humanitarian Award
William Taylor
Richman Housing Resources LLC
Progress of Peoples Award
John Tynan
Catholic Charities
Progress of Peoples Development Corp
Bishop Joseph M. Sullivan Service Award
ON THEIR DESERVED HONOR
AND THANKS THE GREAT PEOPLE AT
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John Tynan
Bill Traylor
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Congratulations
William Traylor
John Tynan
B.W.B. CROWN PARTITION
NICK RUSSO
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
160 BROADWAY
NY, NY 10038
212-981-6500
Klear View appliance
congratulates
catholic charities
BrooKlyn and Queens
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Congratulations
William Traylor
John Tynan
Congratulations
William Traylor
John Tynan
Hughes Contracting Industries Ltd.
391 Saw Mill River Rd.
Yonkers, NY 10701
Congratulations
William Traylor
John Tynan
Congratulations
William Traylor
John Tynan
Congratulations
William Traylor
John Tynan
Congratulations
William Traylor
John Tynan
Congratulations
William Traylor
John Tynan
Price...Service...Reliability...
Since 1986
“Luparello & Sons is proud to support
Catholic Charities Brooklyn & Queens”
ANTHONY LUPARELLO JOSEPH LUPARELLO VINCENT LUPARELLO
Luparello & Sons Lighting is a full-line IBEW Local 3 lighting distributor with unsurpassed
experience in today's electrical and lighting technologies. What sets us apart from our competitors is our
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Congratulations
William Traylor
John Tynan
Congratulations
William Traylor
John Tynan
Congratulations
William Traylor
John Tynan
Congratulations
William Traylor
John Tynan
Congratulations
William Traylor
John Tynan
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• Motor Control Centers
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Lighting
• Lamps
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Hardware
• Fittings
• Strut Systems
• Tools & Test Equipment
• Safety Products
• Wire & Cable
Supplies
• Enclosures, Boxes,
Warranty
• Wiring Devices
• Fuses
• Firestop Compounds
Congratulations
William Traylor
John Tynan
Healy Foundation
Congratulations
William Traylor
John Tynan
ASM Mechanical
Congratulations
William Traylor
John Tynan
Newmark & Co.

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