ad majorem dei gloriam 2013-14 annual report

FATHER JOHN P. FOLEY, S.J. IS THE FOUNDING
president of the first Cristo Rey high school in Chicago
which opened in 1996. Our students once asked him why he
opened it. His response was that, “We had all of this talent
in the neighborhood that was being wasted. We wanted
our young people to maximize their talent and be able to
contribute.” It is a Jesuit tradition to maximize your given
talent so that you may glorify God. We call this “For the
greater glory of God” or in Latin “Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam
(AMDG)” our school theme for 2013-2014. As our school
community grows, students have even more opportunities
to maximize their talent and give glory to God.
God’s greater glory was recognized throughout the
community when students:
– volunteered as tutors, neighborhood clean-ups,
supporting parish events and entertaining the youth or
elderly.
– wrote AMDG on tests and papers they proudly
submitted to demonstrate academic standards.
– competed with other high schools: This was our most
competitive year athletically as two teams lost in playoff
games in overtime and our track team had two students
qualify for the section meet. – acted, sang and danced during our second, but a
much larger production of the musical “Grease.”
– took time three times a week to examine their
conscience in the manner St. Ignatius of Loyola
developed 450 years ago.
– assumed more responsibility in the workplace including
supervising and developing other student-workers.
– Our junior chapter of the Society of Hispanic
Professional Engineers or SHPE (pronounced “ship”),
launched our first ever Robotics team. The students
worked each day after school and on weekends to
fundraise, design, and build their robot with engineers
from local firms and engineering students from local
universities supported. At the regional competition in
Duluth the team placed 40th out of 120 teams. Most
importantly, the true glory of their talents came out
in the collaboration they displayed at the regional
competition.
If you have seen our vans throughout town transporting
students to and from work, you might have also seen the
AMDG logo on the back window. That is our mission: to
maximize the talent found in the neighborhoods we serve
so that God’s glory may be recognized.
AMDG
Jeb Myers and Timothy Kosiek
2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT
ELECTRICAL SERVICES
Parsons Electric, LLC
INIDIA
GOES
HERE
2924 4TH AVENUE SOUTH
MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55408
Corporate Work Study Program
AUTOMOTIVE
Advance Auto Parts
Luther Automotive Group*
BANKING/FINANCE
Allianz Life*
Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP
BMO Harris Bank
CliftonLarsonAllen, LLP
Deluxe Corp
Dougherty & Company, LLC
KPMG
Lazard Middle Market LLP
PwC LLP
US Bank*
Wipfli LLP
COMMODITIES
AgMotion*
Cargill, Inc.
CHS, Inc.
Congratulations to our First Robotics team who finished in 40th place during its first competition in Duluth in 2014.
CONSTRUCTION/REAL ESTATE
Cushman & Wakefield/NorthMarq
M. A. Mortenson Construction
Ryan Companies US, Inc.
CONSUMER GOODS
General Mills*
Kemps, LLC
AD MAJOREM DEI GLORIAM
All for the Greater Glory of God
CORPORATE WORK STUDY PROGRAM
FIFTEEN MONTHS AGO, ITZAYAN ROCHA-CONORADO
‘17 had never had a job before. She was an outstanding middle school student excited to start a new adventure at Cristo
Rey J­ esuit High School. But ‘Itzy’, as she is affectionately
called around school, was not only starting a new school, but
a new job too.
a student who has great skills, which Itzy has. She is the first
Cristo Rey student to support HR and they are really happy
with her work. She even manages access to private, confidential information.”
SALO, LLC was one of the first companies to hire our
students when the school opened in 2007 and continues to
welcome new students each year. Nance Torrence, Director
of Facilities, started supervising the students in 2007 and says
that the Corporate Work Study Program (CWSP) is a two-way
street. “Students help us get our work done and we enjoy
mentoring and helping them get out into the real world.”
Entering the summer of 2014, Torrence had only taken one
vacation in her nine year tenure with the company and had
plans for vacation number two. Torrence was concerned
about taking time away, but she looked to Itzy to keep the
office going. “I talked to Itzy and asked her to come in and
do her normal responsibilities. And she did great! These
students can do anything anyone else can do. When I was
on vacation I thought, here’s a girl who’s fifteen years old and
she did just fine!”
As a freshman, Itzy was responsible for ordering office
supplies, setting up for meetings, and even updating SALO’s
intranet. This year, Itzy has expanded her responsibilities.
Torrence says, “We’d kind of been looking to branch out with
Itzy hopes to continue working at SALO until she graduates.
When asked what she would say to another student considering interviewing to work at SALO, she responded, “No,
sorry, that’s my job!”
Jennifer ‘11, Jeffrey ‘11,
Nancy ‘11, and Miriam
‘11 all studied abroad last
school year.
208 Graduates
100% accepted to
college or military
71% enrolled in
2- or 4-year colleges or
military
4% have already
completed a postsecondary degree or
professional certificate
more than
40 different colleges in
15 states & D.C.
SUPPORT FOR GRADUATES
BEFORE ATTENDING CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH
SCHOOL, our students have a pretty limited world view.
They spend most of their time in their own neighborhoods.
Our Corporate Work Study Program expands our students’
world when they go “downtown” for perhaps the first time
and they work side-by-side with lawyers, accountants and
engineers. In addition, our college counseling office takes
students on visits to college campuses throughout the
Midwest, and, of course, then they go on to enroll in those
same universities.
For a few members of the class of 2011 (our first
graduates) their world view became much bigger last year
when they spent a semester studying abroad. Nancy ’11
and Miriam ’11, both at St. Mary’s University in Winona,
studied in Sevilla, Spain, while Jeffrey ’11, at St. John’s
University, was in Chile; Simone ’11 of Augsburg College
was in Mexico; and Jennifer ’11, also a student at St.
Mary’s, studied in Rome, Italy.
When asked why he chose to study abroad, Jeffrey said,
“I wanted to explore the world that I had been learning so
much about in school.”
Miriam shared that, “My parents were really excited for
me. They were proud of the fact that their daughter got to
study overseas.”
All five emphasized the value of their experience and
agreed that they learned more outside of the classroom
than in it. Simone spent part of her semester living in the
indigenous community of Amatlan. “Overall, studying in
Mexico was the best experience I have had.”
Jeffrey shared insights. “I learned about the strength of the
mind and its ability to assimilate to a completely different
culture. I challenged myself and I stepped outside of
my comfort zone, because I knew this experience would
positively benefit me. I am very grateful.”
EDUCATION
Capella Education Co.
Cristo Rey Jesuit High School– Twin Cities*
Educational Credit Management
Corporation (ECMC)
Joyce Preschool
Lundstrum Center for the Performing Arts
Risen Christ Elementary School
University of St. Thomas-Opus College of
Business
ENERGY
Xcel Energy, Inc. *
FOUNDATIONS
Catholic Community Foundation
Page Education Foundation
Pohlad Family Foundation
HEALTHCARE
Abbott Northwestern Hospital
Children’s Hospitals & Clinics of Minnesota
HealthPartners*
Medtronic, Inc.*
Regions Hospital
INSURANCE
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota
Cobb Strecker Dunphy and Zimmerman
(CSDZ)
OptumHealth
OptumInsight*
UnitedHealth Group*
LAW
Barnes & Thornburg LLP
Dorsey & Whitney LLP
Faegre Baker Daniels LLP
Fredrikson & Byron, P.A.
General Mills* Legal Department
Gray Plant Mooty
Lindquist & Vennum PLLP
Medtronic* Legal Department
Merchant & Gould
Oppenheimer Wolff & Donnelly LLP
Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi LLP
Stinson Leonard Street LLP
UnitedHealth Group* Legal Department
Xcel Energy, Inc.* Legal Department
MANUFACTURING
Ecolab
LeJeune Steel Co.
Tennant Co.
Valspar Corporation
MEDIA/PRINTING
Hubbard Broadcasting Inc.
Japs–Olson Company
KFAI, Fresh Air, Inc
Merrill Corporation*
NONPROFIT
Animal Humane Society (Underwritten by:
The Colleen Ryan Family)
The Basilica of St. Mary
Catholic Charities of St. Paul & Minneapolis
Children’s Theatre Company
Holy Rosary/Santo Rosario Catholic Church
International Education Center
Open Arms of Minnesota (Underwritten by:
The General Mills Foundation)
Science Museum of Minnesota
(Underwritten by: The Kate Roehl and
Mark Fleischhacker Families)
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Youth Frontiers, Inc.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Ceridian Corporation
SALO/Oberon/NumberWorks LLC
RETAIL
Diversified Distribution Systems, LLC (DDS)
Great Clips, Inc.
Mall of America
Omni Workspace
Target Corporation
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
Pace Analytical
TECHNOLOGY
Avtex Solutions LLC
Convey
SPS Commerce, Inc.*
TRANSPORTATION
C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc.
Delta Airlines, Inc.
Expeditors International of Washington,
Inc.
*Company employs more than one team of
students
FATHER JOHN P. FOLEY, S.J. IS THE FOUNDING
president of the first Cristo Rey high school in Chicago
which opened in 1996. Our students once asked him why he
opened it. His response was that, “We had all of this talent
in the neighborhood that was being wasted. We wanted
our young people to maximize their talent and be able to
contribute.” It is a Jesuit tradition to maximize your given
talent so that you may glorify God. We call this “For the
greater glory of God” or in Latin “Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam
(AMDG)” our school theme for 2013-2014. As our school
community grows, students have even more opportunities
to maximize their talent and give glory to God.
God’s greater glory was recognized throughout the
community when students:
– volunteered as tutors, neighborhood clean-ups,
supporting parish events and entertaining the youth or
elderly.
– wrote AMDG on tests and papers they proudly
submitted to demonstrate academic standards.
– competed with other high schools: This was our most
competitive year athletically as two teams lost in playoff
games in overtime and our track team had two students
qualify for the section meet. – acted, sang and danced during our second, but a
much larger production of the musical “Grease.”
– took time three times a week to examine their
conscience in the manner St. Ignatius of Loyola
developed 450 years ago.
– assumed more responsibility in the workplace including
supervising and developing other student-workers.
– Our junior chapter of the Society of Hispanic
Professional Engineers or SHPE (pronounced “ship”),
launched our first ever Robotics team. The students
worked each day after school and on weekends to
fundraise, design, and build their robot with engineers
from local firms and engineering students from local
universities supported. At the regional competition in
Duluth the team placed 40th out of 120 teams. Most
importantly, the true glory of their talents came out
in the collaboration they displayed at the regional
competition.
If you have seen our vans throughout town transporting
students to and from work, you might have also seen the
AMDG logo on the back window. That is our mission: to
maximize the talent found in the neighborhoods we serve
so that God’s glory may be recognized.
AMDG
Jeb Myers and Timothy Kosiek
2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT
ELECTRICAL SERVICES
Parsons Electric, LLC
INIDIA
GOES
HERE
2924 4TH AVENUE SOUTH
MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55408
Corporate Work Study Program
AUTOMOTIVE
Advance Auto Parts
Luther Automotive Group*
BANKING/FINANCE
Allianz Life*
Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP
BMO Harris Bank
CliftonLarsonAllen, LLP
Deluxe Corp
Dougherty & Company, LLC
KPMG
Lazard Middle Market LLP
PwC LLP
US Bank*
Wipfli LLP
COMMODITIES
AgMotion*
Cargill, Inc.
CHS, Inc.
Congratulations to our First Robotics team who finished in 40th place during its first competition in Duluth in 2014.
CONSTRUCTION/REAL ESTATE
Cushman & Wakefield/NorthMarq
M. A. Mortenson Construction
Ryan Companies US, Inc.
CONSUMER GOODS
General Mills*
Kemps, LLC
AD MAJOREM DEI GLORIAM
All for the Greater Glory of God
CORPORATE WORK STUDY PROGRAM
FIFTEEN MONTHS AGO, ITZAYAN ROCHA-CONORADO
‘17 had never had a job before. She was an outstanding middle school student excited to start a new adventure at Cristo
Rey J­ esuit High School. But ‘Itzy’, as she is affectionately
called around school, was not only starting a new school, but
a new job too.
a student who has great skills, which Itzy has. She is the first
Cristo Rey student to support HR and they are really happy
with her work. She even manages access to private, confidential information.”
SALO, LLC was one of the first companies to hire our
students when the school opened in 2007 and continues to
welcome new students each year. Nance Torrence, Director
of Facilities, started supervising the students in 2007 and says
that the Corporate Work Study Program (CWSP) is a two-way
street. “Students help us get our work done and we enjoy
mentoring and helping them get out into the real world.”
Entering the summer of 2014, Torrence had only taken one
vacation in her nine year tenure with the company and had
plans for vacation number two. Torrence was concerned
about taking time away, but she looked to Itzy to keep the
office going. “I talked to Itzy and asked her to come in and
do her normal responsibilities. And she did great! These
students can do anything anyone else can do. When I was
on vacation I thought, here’s a girl who’s fifteen years old and
she did just fine!”
As a freshman, Itzy was responsible for ordering office
supplies, setting up for meetings, and even updating SALO’s
intranet. This year, Itzy has expanded her responsibilities.
Torrence says, “We’d kind of been looking to branch out with
Itzy hopes to continue working at SALO until she graduates.
When asked what she would say to another student considering interviewing to work at SALO, she responded, “No,
sorry, that’s my job!”
Jennifer ‘11, Jeffrey ‘11,
Nancy ‘11, and Miriam
‘11 all studied abroad last
school year.
208 Graduates
100% accepted to
college or military
71% enrolled in
2- or 4-year colleges or
military
4% have already
completed a postsecondary degree or
professional certificate
more than
40 different colleges in
15 states & D.C.
SUPPORT FOR GRADUATES
BEFORE ATTENDING CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH
SCHOOL, our students have a pretty limited world view.
They spend most of their time in their own neighborhoods.
Our Corporate Work Study Program expands our students’
world when they go “downtown” for perhaps the first time
and they work side-by-side with lawyers, accountants and
engineers. In addition, our college counseling office takes
students on visits to college campuses throughout the
Midwest, and, of course, then they go on to enroll in those
same universities.
For a few members of the class of 2011 (our first
graduates) their world view became much bigger last year
when they spent a semester studying abroad. Nancy ’11
and Miriam ’11, both at St. Mary’s University in Winona,
studied in Sevilla, Spain, while Jeffrey ’11, at St. John’s
University, was in Chile; Simone ’11 of Augsburg College
was in Mexico; and Jennifer ’11, also a student at St.
Mary’s, studied in Rome, Italy.
When asked why he chose to study abroad, Jeffrey said,
“I wanted to explore the world that I had been learning so
much about in school.”
Miriam shared that, “My parents were really excited for
me. They were proud of the fact that their daughter got to
study overseas.”
All five emphasized the value of their experience and
agreed that they learned more outside of the classroom
than in it. Simone spent part of her semester living in the
indigenous community of Amatlan. “Overall, studying in
Mexico was the best experience I have had.”
Jeffrey shared insights. “I learned about the strength of the
mind and its ability to assimilate to a completely different
culture. I challenged myself and I stepped outside of
my comfort zone, because I knew this experience would
positively benefit me. I am very grateful.”
EDUCATION
Capella Education Co.
Cristo Rey Jesuit High School– Twin Cities*
Educational Credit Management
Corporation (ECMC)
Joyce Preschool
Lundstrum Center for the Performing Arts
Risen Christ Elementary School
University of St. Thomas-Opus College of
Business
ENERGY
Xcel Energy, Inc. *
FOUNDATIONS
Catholic Community Foundation
Page Education Foundation
Pohlad Family Foundation
HEALTHCARE
Abbott Northwestern Hospital
Children’s Hospitals & Clinics of Minnesota
HealthPartners*
Medtronic, Inc.*
Regions Hospital
INSURANCE
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota
Cobb Strecker Dunphy and Zimmerman
(CSDZ)
OptumHealth
OptumInsight*
UnitedHealth Group*
LAW
Barnes & Thornburg LLP
Dorsey & Whitney LLP
Faegre Baker Daniels LLP
Fredrikson & Byron, P.A.
General Mills* Legal Department
Gray Plant Mooty
Lindquist & Vennum PLLP
Medtronic* Legal Department
Merchant & Gould
Oppenheimer Wolff & Donnelly LLP
Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi LLP
Stinson Leonard Street LLP
UnitedHealth Group* Legal Department
Xcel Energy, Inc.* Legal Department
MANUFACTURING
Ecolab
LeJeune Steel Co.
Tennant Co.
Valspar Corporation
MEDIA/PRINTING
Hubbard Broadcasting Inc.
Japs–Olson Company
KFAI, Fresh Air, Inc
Merrill Corporation*
NONPROFIT
Animal Humane Society (Underwritten by:
The Colleen Ryan Family)
The Basilica of St. Mary
Catholic Charities of St. Paul & Minneapolis
Children’s Theatre Company
Holy Rosary/Santo Rosario Catholic Church
International Education Center
Open Arms of Minnesota (Underwritten by:
The General Mills Foundation)
Science Museum of Minnesota
(Underwritten by: The Kate Roehl and
Mark Fleischhacker Families)
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Youth Frontiers, Inc.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Ceridian Corporation
SALO/Oberon/NumberWorks LLC
RETAIL
Diversified Distribution Systems, LLC (DDS)
Great Clips, Inc.
Mall of America
Omni Workspace
Target Corporation
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
Pace Analytical
TECHNOLOGY
Avtex Solutions LLC
Convey
SPS Commerce, Inc.*
TRANSPORTATION
C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc.
Delta Airlines, Inc.
Expeditors International of Washington,
Inc.
*Company employs more than one team of
students
FATHER JOHN P. FOLEY, S.J. IS THE FOUNDING
president of the first Cristo Rey high school in Chicago
which opened in 1996. Our students once asked him why he
opened it. His response was that, “We had all of this talent
in the neighborhood that was being wasted. We wanted
our young people to maximize their talent and be able to
contribute.” It is a Jesuit tradition to maximize your given
talent so that you may glorify God. We call this “For the
greater glory of God” or in Latin “Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam
(AMDG)” our school theme for 2013-2014. As our school
community grows, students have even more opportunities
to maximize their talent and give glory to God.
God’s greater glory was recognized throughout the
community when students:
– volunteered as tutors, neighborhood clean-ups,
supporting parish events and entertaining the youth or
elderly.
– wrote AMDG on tests and papers they proudly
submitted to demonstrate academic standards.
– competed with other high schools: This was our most
competitive year athletically as two teams lost in playoff
games in overtime and our track team had two students
qualify for the section meet. – acted, sang and danced during our second, but a
much larger production of the musical “Grease.”
– took time three times a week to examine their
conscience in the manner St. Ignatius of Loyola
developed 450 years ago.
– assumed more responsibility in the workplace including
supervising and developing other student-workers.
– Our junior chapter of the Society of Hispanic
Professional Engineers or SHPE (pronounced “ship”),
launched our first ever Robotics team. The students
worked each day after school and on weekends to
fundraise, design, and build their robot with engineers
from local firms and engineering students from local
universities supported. At the regional competition in
Duluth the team placed 40th out of 120 teams. Most
importantly, the true glory of their talents came out
in the collaboration they displayed at the regional
competition.
If you have seen our vans throughout town transporting
students to and from work, you might have also seen the
AMDG logo on the back window. That is our mission: to
maximize the talent found in the neighborhoods we serve
so that God’s glory may be recognized.
AMDG
Jeb Myers and Timothy Kosiek
2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT
ELECTRICAL SERVICES
Parsons Electric, LLC
INIDIA
GOES
HERE
2924 4TH AVENUE SOUTH
MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55408
Corporate Work Study Program
AUTOMOTIVE
Advance Auto Parts
Luther Automotive Group*
BANKING/FINANCE
Allianz Life*
Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP
BMO Harris Bank
CliftonLarsonAllen, LLP
Deluxe Corp
Dougherty & Company, LLC
KPMG
Lazard Middle Market LLP
PwC LLP
US Bank*
Wipfli LLP
COMMODITIES
AgMotion*
Cargill, Inc.
CHS, Inc.
Congratulations to our First Robotics team who finished in 40th place during its first competition in Duluth in 2014.
CONSTRUCTION/REAL ESTATE
Cushman & Wakefield/NorthMarq
M. A. Mortenson Construction
Ryan Companies US, Inc.
CONSUMER GOODS
General Mills*
Kemps, LLC
AD MAJOREM DEI GLORIAM
All for the Greater Glory of God
CORPORATE WORK STUDY PROGRAM
FIFTEEN MONTHS AGO, ITZAYAN ROCHA-CONORADO
‘17 had never had a job before. She was an outstanding middle school student excited to start a new adventure at Cristo
Rey J­ esuit High School. But ‘Itzy’, as she is affectionately
called around school, was not only starting a new school, but
a new job too.
a student who has great skills, which Itzy has. She is the first
Cristo Rey student to support HR and they are really happy
with her work. She even manages access to private, confidential information.”
SALO, LLC was one of the first companies to hire our
students when the school opened in 2007 and continues to
welcome new students each year. Nance Torrence, Director
of Facilities, started supervising the students in 2007 and says
that the Corporate Work Study Program (CWSP) is a two-way
street. “Students help us get our work done and we enjoy
mentoring and helping them get out into the real world.”
Entering the summer of 2014, Torrence had only taken one
vacation in her nine year tenure with the company and had
plans for vacation number two. Torrence was concerned
about taking time away, but she looked to Itzy to keep the
office going. “I talked to Itzy and asked her to come in and
do her normal responsibilities. And she did great! These
students can do anything anyone else can do. When I was
on vacation I thought, here’s a girl who’s fifteen years old and
she did just fine!”
As a freshman, Itzy was responsible for ordering office
supplies, setting up for meetings, and even updating SALO’s
intranet. This year, Itzy has expanded her responsibilities.
Torrence says, “We’d kind of been looking to branch out with
Itzy hopes to continue working at SALO until she graduates.
When asked what she would say to another student considering interviewing to work at SALO, she responded, “No,
sorry, that’s my job!”
Jennifer ‘11, Jeffrey ‘11,
Nancy ‘11, and Miriam
‘11 all studied abroad last
school year.
208 Graduates
100% accepted to
college or military
71% enrolled in
2- or 4-year colleges or
military
4% have already
completed a postsecondary degree or
professional certificate
more than
40 different colleges in
15 states & D.C.
SUPPORT FOR GRADUATES
BEFORE ATTENDING CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH
SCHOOL, our students have a pretty limited world view.
They spend most of their time in their own neighborhoods.
Our Corporate Work Study Program expands our students’
world when they go “downtown” for perhaps the first time
and they work side-by-side with lawyers, accountants and
engineers. In addition, our college counseling office takes
students on visits to college campuses throughout the
Midwest, and, of course, then they go on to enroll in those
same universities.
For a few members of the class of 2011 (our first
graduates) their world view became much bigger last year
when they spent a semester studying abroad. Nancy ’11
and Miriam ’11, both at St. Mary’s University in Winona,
studied in Sevilla, Spain, while Jeffrey ’11, at St. John’s
University, was in Chile; Simone ’11 of Augsburg College
was in Mexico; and Jennifer ’11, also a student at St.
Mary’s, studied in Rome, Italy.
When asked why he chose to study abroad, Jeffrey said,
“I wanted to explore the world that I had been learning so
much about in school.”
Miriam shared that, “My parents were really excited for
me. They were proud of the fact that their daughter got to
study overseas.”
All five emphasized the value of their experience and
agreed that they learned more outside of the classroom
than in it. Simone spent part of her semester living in the
indigenous community of Amatlan. “Overall, studying in
Mexico was the best experience I have had.”
Jeffrey shared insights. “I learned about the strength of the
mind and its ability to assimilate to a completely different
culture. I challenged myself and I stepped outside of
my comfort zone, because I knew this experience would
positively benefit me. I am very grateful.”
EDUCATION
Capella Education Co.
Cristo Rey Jesuit High School– Twin Cities*
Educational Credit Management
Corporation (ECMC)
Joyce Preschool
Lundstrum Center for the Performing Arts
Risen Christ Elementary School
University of St. Thomas-Opus College of
Business
ENERGY
Xcel Energy, Inc. *
FOUNDATIONS
Catholic Community Foundation
Page Education Foundation
Pohlad Family Foundation
HEALTHCARE
Abbott Northwestern Hospital
Children’s Hospitals & Clinics of Minnesota
HealthPartners*
Medtronic, Inc.*
Regions Hospital
INSURANCE
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota
Cobb Strecker Dunphy and Zimmerman
(CSDZ)
OptumHealth
OptumInsight*
UnitedHealth Group*
LAW
Barnes & Thornburg LLP
Dorsey & Whitney LLP
Faegre Baker Daniels LLP
Fredrikson & Byron, P.A.
General Mills* Legal Department
Gray Plant Mooty
Lindquist & Vennum PLLP
Medtronic* Legal Department
Merchant & Gould
Oppenheimer Wolff & Donnelly LLP
Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi LLP
Stinson Leonard Street LLP
UnitedHealth Group* Legal Department
Xcel Energy, Inc.* Legal Department
MANUFACTURING
Ecolab
LeJeune Steel Co.
Tennant Co.
Valspar Corporation
MEDIA/PRINTING
Hubbard Broadcasting Inc.
Japs–Olson Company
KFAI, Fresh Air, Inc
Merrill Corporation*
NONPROFIT
Animal Humane Society (Underwritten by:
The Colleen Ryan Family)
The Basilica of St. Mary
Catholic Charities of St. Paul & Minneapolis
Children’s Theatre Company
Holy Rosary/Santo Rosario Catholic Church
International Education Center
Open Arms of Minnesota (Underwritten by:
The General Mills Foundation)
Science Museum of Minnesota
(Underwritten by: The Kate Roehl and
Mark Fleischhacker Families)
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Youth Frontiers, Inc.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Ceridian Corporation
SALO/Oberon/NumberWorks LLC
RETAIL
Diversified Distribution Systems, LLC (DDS)
Great Clips, Inc.
Mall of America
Omni Workspace
Target Corporation
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
Pace Analytical
TECHNOLOGY
Avtex Solutions LLC
Convey
SPS Commerce, Inc.*
TRANSPORTATION
C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc.
Delta Airlines, Inc.
Expeditors International of Washington,
Inc.
*Company employs more than one team of
students
FATHER JOHN P. FOLEY, S.J. IS THE FOUNDING
president of the first Cristo Rey high school in Chicago
which opened in 1996. Our students once asked him why he
opened it. His response was that, “We had all of this talent
in the neighborhood that was being wasted. We wanted
our young people to maximize their talent and be able to
contribute.” It is a Jesuit tradition to maximize your given
talent so that you may glorify God. We call this “For the
greater glory of God” or in Latin “Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam
(AMDG)” our school theme for 2013-2014. As our school
community grows, students have even more opportunities
to maximize their talent and give glory to God.
God’s greater glory was recognized throughout the
community when students:
– volunteered as tutors, neighborhood clean-ups,
supporting parish events and entertaining the youth or
elderly.
– wrote AMDG on tests and papers they proudly
submitted to demonstrate academic standards.
– competed with other high schools: This was our most
competitive year athletically as two teams lost in playoff
games in overtime and our track team had two students
qualify for the section meet. – acted, sang and danced during our second, but a
much larger production of the musical “Grease.”
– took time three times a week to examine their
conscience in the manner St. Ignatius of Loyola
developed 450 years ago.
– assumed more responsibility in the workplace including
supervising and developing other student-workers.
– Our junior chapter of the Society of Hispanic
Professional Engineers or SHPE (pronounced “ship”),
launched our first ever Robotics team. The students
worked each day after school and on weekends to
fundraise, design, and build their robot with engineers
from local firms and engineering students from local
universities supported. At the regional competition in
Duluth the team placed 40th out of 120 teams. Most
importantly, the true glory of their talents came out
in the collaboration they displayed at the regional
competition.
If you have seen our vans throughout town transporting
students to and from work, you might have also seen the
AMDG logo on the back window. That is our mission: to
maximize the talent found in the neighborhoods we serve
so that God’s glory may be recognized.
AMDG
Jeb Myers and Timothy Kosiek
2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT
ELECTRICAL SERVICES
Parsons Electric, LLC
INIDIA
GOES
HERE
2924 4TH AVENUE SOUTH
MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55408
Corporate Work Study Program
AUTOMOTIVE
Advance Auto Parts
Luther Automotive Group*
BANKING/FINANCE
Allianz Life*
Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP
BMO Harris Bank
CliftonLarsonAllen, LLP
Deluxe Corp
Dougherty & Company, LLC
KPMG
Lazard Middle Market LLP
PwC LLP
US Bank*
Wipfli LLP
COMMODITIES
AgMotion*
Cargill, Inc.
CHS, Inc.
Congratulations to our First Robotics team who finished in 40th place during its first competition in Duluth in 2014.
CONSTRUCTION/REAL ESTATE
Cushman & Wakefield/NorthMarq
M. A. Mortenson Construction
Ryan Companies US, Inc.
CONSUMER GOODS
General Mills*
Kemps, LLC
AD MAJOREM DEI GLORIAM
All for the Greater Glory of God
CORPORATE WORK STUDY PROGRAM
FIFTEEN MONTHS AGO, ITZAYAN ROCHA-CONORADO
‘17 had never had a job before. She was an outstanding middle school student excited to start a new adventure at Cristo
Rey J­ esuit High School. But ‘Itzy’, as she is affectionately
called around school, was not only starting a new school, but
a new job too.
a student who has great skills, which Itzy has. She is the first
Cristo Rey student to support HR and they are really happy
with her work. She even manages access to private, confidential information.”
SALO, LLC was one of the first companies to hire our
students when the school opened in 2007 and continues to
welcome new students each year. Nance Torrence, Director
of Facilities, started supervising the students in 2007 and says
that the Corporate Work Study Program (CWSP) is a two-way
street. “Students help us get our work done and we enjoy
mentoring and helping them get out into the real world.”
Entering the summer of 2014, Torrence had only taken one
vacation in her nine year tenure with the company and had
plans for vacation number two. Torrence was concerned
about taking time away, but she looked to Itzy to keep the
office going. “I talked to Itzy and asked her to come in and
do her normal responsibilities. And she did great! These
students can do anything anyone else can do. When I was
on vacation I thought, here’s a girl who’s fifteen years old and
she did just fine!”
As a freshman, Itzy was responsible for ordering office
supplies, setting up for meetings, and even updating SALO’s
intranet. This year, Itzy has expanded her responsibilities.
Torrence says, “We’d kind of been looking to branch out with
Itzy hopes to continue working at SALO until she graduates.
When asked what she would say to another student considering interviewing to work at SALO, she responded, “No,
sorry, that’s my job!”
Jennifer ‘11, Jeffrey ‘11,
Nancy ‘11, and Miriam
‘11 all studied abroad last
school year.
208 Graduates
100% accepted to
college or military
71% enrolled in
2- or 4-year colleges or
military
4% have already
completed a postsecondary degree or
professional certificate
more than
40 different colleges in
15 states & D.C.
SUPPORT FOR GRADUATES
BEFORE ATTENDING CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH
SCHOOL, our students have a pretty limited world view.
They spend most of their time in their own neighborhoods.
Our Corporate Work Study Program expands our students’
world when they go “downtown” for perhaps the first time
and they work side-by-side with lawyers, accountants and
engineers. In addition, our college counseling office takes
students on visits to college campuses throughout the
Midwest, and, of course, then they go on to enroll in those
same universities.
For a few members of the class of 2011 (our first
graduates) their world view became much bigger last year
when they spent a semester studying abroad. Nancy ’11
and Miriam ’11, both at St. Mary’s University in Winona,
studied in Sevilla, Spain, while Jeffrey ’11, at St. John’s
University, was in Chile; Simone ’11 of Augsburg College
was in Mexico; and Jennifer ’11, also a student at St.
Mary’s, studied in Rome, Italy.
When asked why he chose to study abroad, Jeffrey said,
“I wanted to explore the world that I had been learning so
much about in school.”
Miriam shared that, “My parents were really excited for
me. They were proud of the fact that their daughter got to
study overseas.”
All five emphasized the value of their experience and
agreed that they learned more outside of the classroom
than in it. Simone spent part of her semester living in the
indigenous community of Amatlan. “Overall, studying in
Mexico was the best experience I have had.”
Jeffrey shared insights. “I learned about the strength of the
mind and its ability to assimilate to a completely different
culture. I challenged myself and I stepped outside of
my comfort zone, because I knew this experience would
positively benefit me. I am very grateful.”
EDUCATION
Capella Education Co.
Cristo Rey Jesuit High School– Twin Cities*
Educational Credit Management
Corporation (ECMC)
Joyce Preschool
Lundstrum Center for the Performing Arts
Risen Christ Elementary School
University of St. Thomas-Opus College of
Business
ENERGY
Xcel Energy, Inc. *
FOUNDATIONS
Catholic Community Foundation
Page Education Foundation
Pohlad Family Foundation
HEALTHCARE
Abbott Northwestern Hospital
Children’s Hospitals & Clinics of Minnesota
HealthPartners*
Medtronic, Inc.*
Regions Hospital
INSURANCE
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota
Cobb Strecker Dunphy and Zimmerman
(CSDZ)
OptumHealth
OptumInsight*
UnitedHealth Group*
LAW
Barnes & Thornburg LLP
Dorsey & Whitney LLP
Faegre Baker Daniels LLP
Fredrikson & Byron, P.A.
General Mills* Legal Department
Gray Plant Mooty
Lindquist & Vennum PLLP
Medtronic* Legal Department
Merchant & Gould
Oppenheimer Wolff & Donnelly LLP
Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi LLP
Stinson Leonard Street LLP
UnitedHealth Group* Legal Department
Xcel Energy, Inc.* Legal Department
MANUFACTURING
Ecolab
LeJeune Steel Co.
Tennant Co.
Valspar Corporation
MEDIA/PRINTING
Hubbard Broadcasting Inc.
Japs–Olson Company
KFAI, Fresh Air, Inc
Merrill Corporation*
NONPROFIT
Animal Humane Society (Underwritten by:
The Colleen Ryan Family)
The Basilica of St. Mary
Catholic Charities of St. Paul & Minneapolis
Children’s Theatre Company
Holy Rosary/Santo Rosario Catholic Church
International Education Center
Open Arms of Minnesota (Underwritten by:
The General Mills Foundation)
Science Museum of Minnesota
(Underwritten by: The Kate Roehl and
Mark Fleischhacker Families)
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Youth Frontiers, Inc.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Ceridian Corporation
SALO/Oberon/NumberWorks LLC
RETAIL
Diversified Distribution Systems, LLC (DDS)
Great Clips, Inc.
Mall of America
Omni Workspace
Target Corporation
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
Pace Analytical
TECHNOLOGY
Avtex Solutions LLC
Convey
SPS Commerce, Inc.*
TRANSPORTATION
C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc.
Delta Airlines, Inc.
Expeditors International of Washington,
Inc.
*Company employs more than one team of
students
FATHER JOHN P. FOLEY, S.J. IS THE FOUNDING
president of the first Cristo Rey high school in Chicago
which opened in 1996. Our students once asked him why he
opened it. His response was that, “We had all of this talent
in the neighborhood that was being wasted. We wanted
our young people to maximize their talent and be able to
contribute.” It is a Jesuit tradition to maximize your given
talent so that you may glorify God. We call this “For the
greater glory of God” or in Latin “Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam
(AMDG)” our school theme for 2013-2014. As our school
community grows, students have even more opportunities
to maximize their talent and give glory to God.
God’s greater glory was recognized throughout the
community when students:
– volunteered as tutors, neighborhood clean-ups,
supporting parish events and entertaining the youth or
elderly.
– wrote AMDG on tests and papers they proudly
submitted to demonstrate academic standards.
– competed with other high schools: This was our most
competitive year athletically as two teams lost in playoff
games in overtime and our track team had two students
qualify for the section meet. – acted, sang and danced during our second, but a
much larger production of the musical “Grease.”
– took time three times a week to examine their
conscience in the manner St. Ignatius of Loyola
developed 450 years ago.
– assumed more responsibility in the workplace including
supervising and developing other student-workers.
– Our junior chapter of the Society of Hispanic
Professional Engineers or SHPE (pronounced “ship”),
launched our first ever Robotics team. The students
worked each day after school and on weekends to
fundraise, design, and build their robot with engineers
from local firms and engineering students from local
universities supported. At the regional competition in
Duluth the team placed 40th out of 120 teams. Most
importantly, the true glory of their talents came out
in the collaboration they displayed at the regional
competition.
If you have seen our vans throughout town transporting
students to and from work, you might have also seen the
AMDG logo on the back window. That is our mission: to
maximize the talent found in the neighborhoods we serve
so that God’s glory may be recognized.
AMDG
Jeb Myers and Timothy Kosiek
2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT
ELECTRICAL SERVICES
Parsons Electric, LLC
INIDIA
GOES
HERE
2924 4TH AVENUE SOUTH
MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55408
Corporate Work Study Program
AUTOMOTIVE
Advance Auto Parts
Luther Automotive Group*
BANKING/FINANCE
Allianz Life*
Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP
BMO Harris Bank
CliftonLarsonAllen, LLP
Deluxe Corp
Dougherty & Company, LLC
KPMG
Lazard Middle Market LLP
PwC LLP
US Bank*
Wipfli LLP
COMMODITIES
AgMotion*
Cargill, Inc.
CHS, Inc.
Congratulations to our First Robotics team who finished in 40th place during its first competition in Duluth in 2014.
CONSTRUCTION/REAL ESTATE
Cushman & Wakefield/NorthMarq
M. A. Mortenson Construction
Ryan Companies US, Inc.
CONSUMER GOODS
General Mills*
Kemps, LLC
AD MAJOREM DEI GLORIAM
All for the Greater Glory of God
CORPORATE WORK STUDY PROGRAM
FIFTEEN MONTHS AGO, ITZAYAN ROCHA-CONORADO
‘17 had never had a job before. She was an outstanding middle school student excited to start a new adventure at Cristo
Rey J­ esuit High School. But ‘Itzy’, as she is affectionately
called around school, was not only starting a new school, but
a new job too.
a student who has great skills, which Itzy has. She is the first
Cristo Rey student to support HR and they are really happy
with her work. She even manages access to private, confidential information.”
SALO, LLC was one of the first companies to hire our
students when the school opened in 2007 and continues to
welcome new students each year. Nance Torrence, Director
of Facilities, started supervising the students in 2007 and says
that the Corporate Work Study Program (CWSP) is a two-way
street. “Students help us get our work done and we enjoy
mentoring and helping them get out into the real world.”
Entering the summer of 2014, Torrence had only taken one
vacation in her nine year tenure with the company and had
plans for vacation number two. Torrence was concerned
about taking time away, but she looked to Itzy to keep the
office going. “I talked to Itzy and asked her to come in and
do her normal responsibilities. And she did great! These
students can do anything anyone else can do. When I was
on vacation I thought, here’s a girl who’s fifteen years old and
she did just fine!”
As a freshman, Itzy was responsible for ordering office
supplies, setting up for meetings, and even updating SALO’s
intranet. This year, Itzy has expanded her responsibilities.
Torrence says, “We’d kind of been looking to branch out with
Itzy hopes to continue working at SALO until she graduates.
When asked what she would say to another student considering interviewing to work at SALO, she responded, “No,
sorry, that’s my job!”
Jennifer ‘11, Jeffrey ‘11,
Nancy ‘11, and Miriam
‘11 all studied abroad last
school year.
208 Graduates
100% accepted to
college or military
71% enrolled in
2- or 4-year colleges or
military
4% have already
completed a postsecondary degree or
professional certificate
more than
40 different colleges in
15 states & D.C.
SUPPORT FOR GRADUATES
BEFORE ATTENDING CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH
SCHOOL, our students have a pretty limited world view.
They spend most of their time in their own neighborhoods.
Our Corporate Work Study Program expands our students’
world when they go “downtown” for perhaps the first time
and they work side-by-side with lawyers, accountants and
engineers. In addition, our college counseling office takes
students on visits to college campuses throughout the
Midwest, and, of course, then they go on to enroll in those
same universities.
For a few members of the class of 2011 (our first
graduates) their world view became much bigger last year
when they spent a semester studying abroad. Nancy ’11
and Miriam ’11, both at St. Mary’s University in Winona,
studied in Sevilla, Spain, while Jeffrey ’11, at St. John’s
University, was in Chile; Simone ’11 of Augsburg College
was in Mexico; and Jennifer ’11, also a student at St.
Mary’s, studied in Rome, Italy.
When asked why he chose to study abroad, Jeffrey said,
“I wanted to explore the world that I had been learning so
much about in school.”
Miriam shared that, “My parents were really excited for
me. They were proud of the fact that their daughter got to
study overseas.”
All five emphasized the value of their experience and
agreed that they learned more outside of the classroom
than in it. Simone spent part of her semester living in the
indigenous community of Amatlan. “Overall, studying in
Mexico was the best experience I have had.”
Jeffrey shared insights. “I learned about the strength of the
mind and its ability to assimilate to a completely different
culture. I challenged myself and I stepped outside of
my comfort zone, because I knew this experience would
positively benefit me. I am very grateful.”
EDUCATION
Capella Education Co.
Cristo Rey Jesuit High School– Twin Cities*
Educational Credit Management
Corporation (ECMC)
Joyce Preschool
Lundstrum Center for the Performing Arts
Risen Christ Elementary School
University of St. Thomas-Opus College of
Business
ENERGY
Xcel Energy, Inc. *
FOUNDATIONS
Catholic Community Foundation
Page Education Foundation
Pohlad Family Foundation
HEALTHCARE
Abbott Northwestern Hospital
Children’s Hospitals & Clinics of Minnesota
HealthPartners*
Medtronic, Inc.*
Regions Hospital
INSURANCE
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota
Cobb Strecker Dunphy and Zimmerman
(CSDZ)
OptumHealth
OptumInsight*
UnitedHealth Group*
LAW
Barnes & Thornburg LLP
Dorsey & Whitney LLP
Faegre Baker Daniels LLP
Fredrikson & Byron, P.A.
General Mills* Legal Department
Gray Plant Mooty
Lindquist & Vennum PLLP
Medtronic* Legal Department
Merchant & Gould
Oppenheimer Wolff & Donnelly LLP
Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi LLP
Stinson Leonard Street LLP
UnitedHealth Group* Legal Department
Xcel Energy, Inc.* Legal Department
MANUFACTURING
Ecolab
LeJeune Steel Co.
Tennant Co.
Valspar Corporation
MEDIA/PRINTING
Hubbard Broadcasting Inc.
Japs–Olson Company
KFAI, Fresh Air, Inc
Merrill Corporation*
NONPROFIT
Animal Humane Society (Underwritten by:
The Colleen Ryan Family)
The Basilica of St. Mary
Catholic Charities of St. Paul & Minneapolis
Children’s Theatre Company
Holy Rosary/Santo Rosario Catholic Church
International Education Center
Open Arms of Minnesota (Underwritten by:
The General Mills Foundation)
Science Museum of Minnesota
(Underwritten by: The Kate Roehl and
Mark Fleischhacker Families)
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Youth Frontiers, Inc.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Ceridian Corporation
SALO/Oberon/NumberWorks LLC
RETAIL
Diversified Distribution Systems, LLC (DDS)
Great Clips, Inc.
Mall of America
Omni Workspace
Target Corporation
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
Pace Analytical
TECHNOLOGY
Avtex Solutions LLC
Convey
SPS Commerce, Inc.*
TRANSPORTATION
C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc.
Delta Airlines, Inc.
Expeditors International of Washington,
Inc.
*Company employs more than one team of
students
Donors
Individuals and Families
$50,000+
Anonymous
George X. Connor †
Darren and Terry Jackson
Edward and Beverly Kaye
Betty and Whitney MacMillan
Al and Mary Agnes McQuinn
Robert and Rebecca Pohlad
Gary and Pat Sauer
Warren and Mary Lynn Staley
$25,000 – $49,999
Anonymous
Jane McDonald Black and Archie Black
Colleen Ryan
Patrick and Ann Ryan
$10,000 – $24,999
Edward and Karayn Cunnington
Mary and Ernest Dorn
Gregory and Jane Goven
Timothy and Mary Gray
Jim and Kathy Haymaker
Jack and Kate Helms
Jean and Laurence LeJeune
Kathleen Manatt
Patrick and Patti McAdaragh
Michael and Mary Kate McFadden
John and Jane McNeill
Laura Bohlander, Robert Page and
Elizabeth Page
Brian and Shelly Murray
Katherine and Gerald Roehl
Hank and Chris Shea
Jim and Cindy Shingler
Joe and Karen Stich
Tom and Barbara Teresi
Tim and Mary Beth Trine
Donna Welsh
$5,000 – $9,999
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Mr. Timothy Kosiek, Chairman
Partner
Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP
Mr. Brian Murray
Chief Financial Officer
Ryan Companies US, Inc.
Mr. Girard P. Miller, Vice Chair
Shareholder
Stinson Leonard Street, LLP
Fr. Thomas Pipp, S.J.
Director of Novices
Chicago-Detroit and Wisconsin
­Provinces
Mr. Michael McFadden, Treasurer
Co-CEO
Lazard Middle Market
Fr. Tim Manatt, S.J.
President
Cristo Rey Jesuit High School
Ms. Kathy Boone
Community Volunteer
Mr. Reynolds-Anthony Harris
Managing Director
Lyceum Partners + design
Ms. Rita Johnson-Mills
Senior Vice-President
UnitedHealthcare Community & State
Mr. Stephen P. Lucke
Partner
Dorsey & Whitney LLP
Fr. Patrick M. McCorkell, S.J.
Director
Jesuit Retreat House
Mr. Robert C. Pohlad
Principal
Pohlad Companies
Ms. Colleen Ryan
Community Volunteer
Mr. Samuel Salas
Headmaster Emeritus
Breck School
LEADERSHIP
TEAM
Jeb Myers
Interim President
Dave Mason
Interim Principal
Meg Brudney
Executive Director, CWSP
Mike Dale
Assistant Principal
Gabriel Espinosa
Director of Business
­Activities
Bob Elfstrand
Director of Development
Mr. Ed Sarquis
VP/Mortgage Division Manager
Lake Area Mortgage
Annemarie Hansen
Director of Admissions and
Communications
Fr. John Thiede, S.J.
Assistant Professor
Marquette University
Matt Von Ende
Facilities Manager
Mr. Peter Wilhoit
Senior Vice President
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
OUR STUDENTS
$36,657
average income of
9th grade family
4.69
average
household size
94%
qualified for free or
reduced lunch
Patrick and Mary Alexander
Terry and Laura Becker
Matt and Lori Brumbaugh
Joan and Ron Cornwell
Mary Ann and Harry Debes
Rosemary Kessler and Kevin Filter
Mark and Teresa Fleischhacker
Tim and Ann Fleming
John and Sheila Folkestad
Michael and Marie Gallagher
Jim and Deborah Hannigan
Robert and Mina Harrigan
Paul and Jill Kirwin
Anne and Warren Knapp
Hank and Deb Koch
Stephen and Colleen Lucke
Pete and Addie May
McGlynn Family
Rosa Miller
Rolf and Sarah Peters
Dean Phillips
Marion Short
Bill Sislo
Joan and Bill Slattery
Margaret Selby-Soran and Philip Soran
Peter Spokes
Ann Hart and William Wernz
$1,000 – $4,999
Anonymous
Barbara Ahlstrom
Roger and Mary Angela Baker
Mary Jo and David Bangasser
Ted and Donna Bauer
Joseph and Helen Bettendorf
Bill Bieber
Terry and Karen Bonertz
Meg and Jim Brudney
Christine and Jay Brunkhorst
Laurie and Thomas Burns
Robert and Nancy Christensen
Ron and Kathy Colby
Lucia and Stoddard Crane
Christopher and Ingrid Culp
Scott Russell and Martha Delaney
David and Katie Dorn
Dan and Janet Dryer
Mike and Debbie Ducar
Patricia Dufresne
Paul and Mary Jo Ekman
Bob and Beth Elfstrand
Christine Fenske
James and Michele Frome
Charles and Arlene Garrity
Robert and Charlotte Gavin
Charles and Muriel Geisen
Mary McMahon and Alan Geiwitz
Mark and Susan Gherity
Michael and Jean Giese
David Graves
James and Gail Haemmerle
Reynolds-Anthony Harris
Lyth and Mary Hartz
Max and Kari Heerman
John and Sharon Hite
Robert and Carmela Hobbins
John and Nancy Holden
Tim Holmberg
Thomas and Catherine Johnson
Charles and Mary Jungmann
Millie and Tim Kosiek
Mark and Tami Kozikowski
Dean Laurance
Tom and Mary Gerry Lee
Stephen and Roxanne Lerum
Mike and Karlene Lindseth
Daniel Linwick
Michelle Manatt
Annette Margarit
Brian and Susan Mark
MaryAnne and John Mauriel
Steve Mattaini and Rita McConnell
Katie and Michael McElroy
Katherine McKenzie
Harry McNeely, Jr.
William and Julie Mikkelson
Girard P. Miller
David and Kate Mortenson
Richard K. Mullin
William and Chouhei Mullin
Mimi Mullin Villaume
Benjamin Murray
Cary and Regina Musech
James and Marjorie O’Hara
Tish and Richard Osborn
Anthony and Tamara Parr
Richard and Nancy Perrine
Benjamin Peyton
Joseph and Sara Pohlad
Linda Tapsak and David Pote
David and Karen Quinby
Lois Rogers
Curtis and Joan Roy
Roy Rueb
Samuel and Cecilia Salas
Scott and Ellen Sayer
Michael Scott
Merlyn and Bernadine Scroggins
Dick and Marianne Seidenstricker
Brian and Kathy Short
Mariah Snyder
Ella Spanjers
Robert and Anne Strachota
Thomas and Virginia Sullivan
Ann and Taige Thornton
Tracy Tredinnick
Rodolfo G. Trujillo
Joan and Ron Villella
Richard and Lynn Voelbel
Jane Ladky and Charles Vogel
John Watkins
Ann and Michael Wilczynski
Peter Wilhoit
Johanna and Jim Zavoral
$500 – $999
Anonymous
Timothy and Sue Anderson
Lars and Marilyn Bakken
Deborah Schlichting and Charlie Blomme
John Brown, Jr.
Lawrence and Patricia Clemens
Margaret Harrington Conroy and William
Conroy
Culp Family
John and Joan Czaia
Edward and Sherry Ann Dayton
John and Judith Devney
Trish and Tom Flock-Johnson
Maggie Lockner Franke and Matt Franke
Daniel and Janice Frederick
Bill and Barbara Gabler
Jerome and Elvira Grundmayer
Robyn Hanson
John and Joanne Haurykiewicz
James and Norma Hingeley
Mary Ann and Jerome Hoffman
Carol and Bill Hoffmann
M. Janice Hogan-Schiltgen
Robert and Judith Hornick
Anthony Kane
Martin and Esther Kellogg
John and Maureen Knapp
John Lawlor
Steve and Janet Lerch
Thomas and Sheila Letscher
Anne Lockner Bernat
John Magers
Armantina Malvarez Espinosa
Anthony and Piper Manatt
Charlie McCrossan
Thomas and Susan McGuire
Conrad and Helen Miller
Tim and Mary Alice Morin
John Mullen
John J. Murray
Joanne Nalepka
John and Martha O’Toole
Larry and Judith Pfaff
Jean Rothstein
Ed and Mireille Sarquis
John and Carole Sayer
David and Jane Siegel
Stephen and Susann Stenbeck
Bev and Lawrence Stirtz
Thomas and Carolyn Sullivan
Kenneth and Helen Swanson
Sandra and Dave Swanson
Scott and Michelle Torborg
Urban Torborg
Lee and Kristin Vetter
Teresa Walker
$250 – $499
Anonymous
Melinda Look and David Allgeyer
John and Patricia Belian
Kathy and John Boone
Jim Burnett
Alfred Coleman
Alfred Colling
Charlie and Nora Daum
George and Carol Daum
Denise and Jim D’Aurora
Mary Davies
Joseph Dixon III
Michael Doyle
Fr. Douglas Ebert
Dean and Amy Franke
David and Paula Graff
John Haveman
Patricia and Thomas Holloran
Christine Solso and Robert Huber
David and Kathy Jungquist
Robert and Jean Kennedy
Richard and Margaret Lidstad
Lawrence Loomis
Rebecca and John Mason
Terence Fruth and Mary McEvoy
Thomas and Rose Mary Meyer
Joseph and Judith Neumeier
David and Mary Beth O’Brien
Dennis O’Hare
Mimi Ouellette Weinberger
David and Kristine Overman
Alice Pena
Patricia Pocrnich
Michael and Emily Reif
Terry and Noreen Shaughnessy
Elena and Mark Sifferlin
Colleen and David Smith
Albert Starshak
Jeff and Julie Steele
Richard and Lynn Voelbel
Derek Wood
Phaedra Valente and Dave Young
Foundations, Corporations
and Organizations
Anonymous (2)
American Endowment Foundation
American Veterans Post 1
Beim Foundation
Bieber Family Foundation
BMO Harris Bank NA
Burr Oak Group
C.H. Robinson Foundation
C.S. McCrossan
Catholic Community Foundation
• John & Maureen Knapp Family Fund
• John & Mary Anne Mauriel Charitable
Fund
Puma runners competed in sectional track meet at Richfield High School.
• John & Jane McNeill Family Fund
• Bill & Julie Mikkelson Fund
• W. Edward & Mary Hester Mullin Fund
• Brian & Michelle Murray Charitable
Fund
• Ellen & Scott Sayer Charitable Fund
• John & Carole Sayer Charitable Fund
• Merlyn & Bernadine Scroggins Family
Fund
• Michael & Pamela Wold Fund
Charity Incorporated
The Commonweal Foundation
Convey Compliance Systems
Craig-Hallum Capital Group
Culp Family Foundation
The Curtis L. Carlson Family Foundation
Darden Restaurants Foundation
Darren & Terry Jackson Foundation
David’s Automotive
Deluxe Corporation Foundation
The Donaldson Foundation
DoTopia
Dryer Family Foundation
Edward and Karayn Cunnington Family
Foundation
The Elizabeth C. Quinlan Foundation
Faye M. Padgett Trust
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
• Jack and Kate Helms Fund
• McElroy Family Fund
• Rosa Miller Gift Fund
• David J. Sutton Gift Fund
• William and Ann Hart Wernz Fund
Franciscan Poor Clare Nuns
General Mills Foundation
H.B. Fuller Company Foundation
Harry Debes Family Foundation
Highland Capital Brokerage
Honeywell International Corporation
The Hubbard Broadcasting Foundation
Hunt Electric Corporation
Jary Lemieux Scholarship Fund
The Jay & Rose Phillips Family
Foundation of Minnesota
Jesuit Retreat House on Lake Winnebago
Kent Family Charitable Trust
Lake Region Medical
Liberty Diversified International
LRE Foundation
Mall of America
Marbrook Foundation
Markoe House Jesuit Community
Marquette Companies
May Family Foundation
McGlynn Family Foundation
The Medtronic Foundation
The Minneapolis Foundation
• David and Kathy Jungquist Fund
• Brian Mark Family Fund
• Terence Fruth and Mary McEvoy
Family Fund
Minneapolis Rotary Foundation
Minnesota Community Foundation
• Alan Geiwitz and Mary McMahon
Charitable Fund
• Tantay Ventures Fund
Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley Foundation
The Mortenson Family Foundation
National Christian Foundation Twin Cities
Minnesota Chapter of the National
Football League Alumni
National Philanthropic Trust
Network for Good
Northstar Education Finance
Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Oak Grove Capital
OLG Men’s Club
Opus Foundation
The Ouellette Foundation
PadillaCRT
Pax Christi Catholic Community
Carl and Eloise Pohlad Family Foundation
PreferredOne
The Prudential Foundation Matching
Gifts
Q Pro Cleaning
Razoo Foundation
Razoo Global Corporation
Riverway Foundation
The Ron and Kathy Colby Family
Foundation
Ryan Companies US
The Saint Paul Foundation
• Martin and Esther Kellogg Fund
• Tom and Mary Gerry Lee Family
Foundation
Schwab Charitable Fund
Shamrock Foundation
Sisters of St Joseph of Medaille
Soran Foundation
Spanish International Soccer League
Association
SPS Commerce
Staley Family Foundation
Target Corporation
The Murray Institute
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
Foundation
Truist
Trujillo’s Tax Services
U.S. Bank Foundation
Greater Twin Cities United Way
Visitation Monastery of Minneapolis
Wells Fargo Foundation Educational
Matching Gift Program
Welsh Family Foundation
WEM Foundation
Wisconsin Province of the Society of
Jesus
Cristo Rey Jesuit H.S.
­Legacy Society
Bob and Beth Elfstrand
Bernice and Clarence Hynes
Edward and Beverly Kaye
Fr. Tim Manatt, SJ
John and Jane McNeill
John F. Mullen †
Tish and Richard Osborn
Colleen Ryan
Mariah Snyder
Ella Spanjers
Richard Stadtherr
Jane Ladky and Charles Vogel
Stephen and Amy Wehr
Jane and Jack Whiteford
Robert and Judi Wilmot
† Deceased
Consolidated Statement of Activities
for the Year Ended June 30, 2014
An independent audit of the school’s finances was performed for the year ended June 30, 2014.
For a copy of the complete audited financial statements, please contact Gabriel Espinosa 612-545-9707.
C. 6%
D. 3%
ASSETS
Cash
$1,250,298
Accounts Receivable
167,902
Pledges Receivable, net
138,601
Prepaid Expenses & Other Assets
36,063
Endowment Investments 276,777
Property & Equipment Net
12,087,375
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES 12,950
283,170
69,464
TOTAL LIABILITIES
365,584
$
REVENUES
A. Contributions and operating pledges* $ 3,470,446
B. CWSP Sponsorships
2,035,227
C. Other revenue
360,230
D. Family Contributions
196,907
TOTAL LIABILITIES
AND NET ASSETS
$6,062,810
* Includes pledges received.
Unrestricted Net Assets
$13,004,813
Unrestricted - Board Designated
276,777
Temporarily Restricted Net Assets
309,842
TOTAL NET ASSETS
A. 57%
$13,957,016
Accounts Payable
Accrued Expenses
Deferred Revenue
NET ASSETS
B. 34%
B. 7%
C. 5%
$ 13,591,432
$ 13,957,016
A. 88%
EXPENSES
A. Program Services
$ 5,198,156
B. Fund Raising
411,889
C. General and Administrative
294,886
$5,904,931
Donors
Individuals and Families
$50,000+
Anonymous
George X. Connor †
Darren and Terry Jackson
Edward and Beverly Kaye
Betty and Whitney MacMillan
Al and Mary Agnes McQuinn
Robert and Rebecca Pohlad
Gary and Pat Sauer
Warren and Mary Lynn Staley
$25,000 – $49,999
Anonymous
Jane McDonald Black and Archie Black
Colleen Ryan
Patrick and Ann Ryan
$10,000 – $24,999
Edward and Karayn Cunnington
Mary and Ernest Dorn
Gregory and Jane Goven
Timothy and Mary Gray
Jim and Kathy Haymaker
Jack and Kate Helms
Jean and Laurence LeJeune
Kathleen Manatt
Patrick and Patti McAdaragh
Michael and Mary Kate McFadden
John and Jane McNeill
Laura Bohlander, Robert Page and
Elizabeth Page
Brian and Shelly Murray
Katherine and Gerald Roehl
Hank and Chris Shea
Jim and Cindy Shingler
Joe and Karen Stich
Tom and Barbara Teresi
Tim and Mary Beth Trine
Donna Welsh
$5,000 – $9,999
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Mr. Timothy Kosiek, Chairman
Partner
Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP
Mr. Brian Murray
Chief Financial Officer
Ryan Companies US, Inc.
Mr. Girard P. Miller, Vice Chair
Shareholder
Stinson Leonard Street, LLP
Fr. Thomas Pipp, S.J.
Director of Novices
Chicago-Detroit and Wisconsin
­Provinces
Mr. Michael McFadden, Treasurer
Co-CEO
Lazard Middle Market
Fr. Tim Manatt, S.J.
President
Cristo Rey Jesuit High School
Ms. Kathy Boone
Community Volunteer
Mr. Reynolds-Anthony Harris
Managing Director
Lyceum Partners + design
Ms. Rita Johnson-Mills
Senior Vice-President
UnitedHealthcare Community & State
Mr. Stephen P. Lucke
Partner
Dorsey & Whitney LLP
Fr. Patrick M. McCorkell, S.J.
Director
Jesuit Retreat House
Mr. Robert C. Pohlad
Principal
Pohlad Companies
Ms. Colleen Ryan
Community Volunteer
Mr. Samuel Salas
Headmaster Emeritus
Breck School
LEADERSHIP
TEAM
Jeb Myers
Interim President
Dave Mason
Interim Principal
Meg Brudney
Executive Director, CWSP
Mike Dale
Assistant Principal
Gabriel Espinosa
Director of Business
­Activities
Bob Elfstrand
Director of Development
Mr. Ed Sarquis
VP/Mortgage Division Manager
Lake Area Mortgage
Annemarie Hansen
Director of Admissions and
Communications
Fr. John Thiede, S.J.
Assistant Professor
Marquette University
Matt Von Ende
Facilities Manager
Mr. Peter Wilhoit
Senior Vice President
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
OUR STUDENTS
$36,657
average income of
9th grade family
4.69
average
household size
94%
qualified for free or
reduced lunch
Patrick and Mary Alexander
Terry and Laura Becker
Matt and Lori Brumbaugh
Joan and Ron Cornwell
Mary Ann and Harry Debes
Rosemary Kessler and Kevin Filter
Mark and Teresa Fleischhacker
Tim and Ann Fleming
John and Sheila Folkestad
Michael and Marie Gallagher
Jim and Deborah Hannigan
Robert and Mina Harrigan
Paul and Jill Kirwin
Anne and Warren Knapp
Hank and Deb Koch
Stephen and Colleen Lucke
Pete and Addie May
McGlynn Family
Rosa Miller
Rolf and Sarah Peters
Dean Phillips
Marion Short
Bill Sislo
Joan and Bill Slattery
Margaret Selby-Soran and Philip Soran
Peter Spokes
Ann Hart and William Wernz
$1,000 – $4,999
Anonymous
Barbara Ahlstrom
Roger and Mary Angela Baker
Mary Jo and David Bangasser
Ted and Donna Bauer
Joseph and Helen Bettendorf
Bill Bieber
Terry and Karen Bonertz
Meg and Jim Brudney
Christine and Jay Brunkhorst
Laurie and Thomas Burns
Robert and Nancy Christensen
Ron and Kathy Colby
Lucia and Stoddard Crane
Christopher and Ingrid Culp
Scott Russell and Martha Delaney
David and Katie Dorn
Dan and Janet Dryer
Mike and Debbie Ducar
Patricia Dufresne
Paul and Mary Jo Ekman
Bob and Beth Elfstrand
Christine Fenske
James and Michele Frome
Charles and Arlene Garrity
Robert and Charlotte Gavin
Charles and Muriel Geisen
Mary McMahon and Alan Geiwitz
Mark and Susan Gherity
Michael and Jean Giese
David Graves
James and Gail Haemmerle
Reynolds-Anthony Harris
Lyth and Mary Hartz
Max and Kari Heerman
John and Sharon Hite
Robert and Carmela Hobbins
John and Nancy Holden
Tim Holmberg
Thomas and Catherine Johnson
Charles and Mary Jungmann
Millie and Tim Kosiek
Mark and Tami Kozikowski
Dean Laurance
Tom and Mary Gerry Lee
Stephen and Roxanne Lerum
Mike and Karlene Lindseth
Daniel Linwick
Michelle Manatt
Annette Margarit
Brian and Susan Mark
MaryAnne and John Mauriel
Steve Mattaini and Rita McConnell
Katie and Michael McElroy
Katherine McKenzie
Harry McNeely, Jr.
William and Julie Mikkelson
Girard P. Miller
David and Kate Mortenson
Richard K. Mullin
William and Chouhei Mullin
Mimi Mullin Villaume
Benjamin Murray
Cary and Regina Musech
James and Marjorie O’Hara
Tish and Richard Osborn
Anthony and Tamara Parr
Richard and Nancy Perrine
Benjamin Peyton
Joseph and Sara Pohlad
Linda Tapsak and David Pote
David and Karen Quinby
Lois Rogers
Curtis and Joan Roy
Roy Rueb
Samuel and Cecilia Salas
Scott and Ellen Sayer
Michael Scott
Merlyn and Bernadine Scroggins
Dick and Marianne Seidenstricker
Brian and Kathy Short
Mariah Snyder
Ella Spanjers
Robert and Anne Strachota
Thomas and Virginia Sullivan
Ann and Taige Thornton
Tracy Tredinnick
Rodolfo G. Trujillo
Joan and Ron Villella
Richard and Lynn Voelbel
Jane Ladky and Charles Vogel
John Watkins
Ann and Michael Wilczynski
Peter Wilhoit
Johanna and Jim Zavoral
$500 – $999
Anonymous
Timothy and Sue Anderson
Lars and Marilyn Bakken
Deborah Schlichting and Charlie Blomme
John Brown, Jr.
Lawrence and Patricia Clemens
Margaret Harrington Conroy and William
Conroy
Culp Family
John and Joan Czaia
Edward and Sherry Ann Dayton
John and Judith Devney
Trish and Tom Flock-Johnson
Maggie Lockner Franke and Matt Franke
Daniel and Janice Frederick
Bill and Barbara Gabler
Jerome and Elvira Grundmayer
Robyn Hanson
John and Joanne Haurykiewicz
James and Norma Hingeley
Mary Ann and Jerome Hoffman
Carol and Bill Hoffmann
M. Janice Hogan-Schiltgen
Robert and Judith Hornick
Anthony Kane
Martin and Esther Kellogg
John and Maureen Knapp
John Lawlor
Steve and Janet Lerch
Thomas and Sheila Letscher
Anne Lockner Bernat
John Magers
Armantina Malvarez Espinosa
Anthony and Piper Manatt
Charlie McCrossan
Thomas and Susan McGuire
Conrad and Helen Miller
Tim and Mary Alice Morin
John Mullen
John J. Murray
Joanne Nalepka
John and Martha O’Toole
Larry and Judith Pfaff
Jean Rothstein
Ed and Mireille Sarquis
John and Carole Sayer
David and Jane Siegel
Stephen and Susann Stenbeck
Bev and Lawrence Stirtz
Thomas and Carolyn Sullivan
Kenneth and Helen Swanson
Sandra and Dave Swanson
Scott and Michelle Torborg
Urban Torborg
Lee and Kristin Vetter
Teresa Walker
$250 – $499
Anonymous
Melinda Look and David Allgeyer
John and Patricia Belian
Kathy and John Boone
Jim Burnett
Alfred Coleman
Alfred Colling
Charlie and Nora Daum
George and Carol Daum
Denise and Jim D’Aurora
Mary Davies
Joseph Dixon III
Michael Doyle
Fr. Douglas Ebert
Dean and Amy Franke
David and Paula Graff
John Haveman
Patricia and Thomas Holloran
Christine Solso and Robert Huber
David and Kathy Jungquist
Robert and Jean Kennedy
Richard and Margaret Lidstad
Lawrence Loomis
Rebecca and John Mason
Terence Fruth and Mary McEvoy
Thomas and Rose Mary Meyer
Joseph and Judith Neumeier
David and Mary Beth O’Brien
Dennis O’Hare
Mimi Ouellette Weinberger
David and Kristine Overman
Alice Pena
Patricia Pocrnich
Michael and Emily Reif
Terry and Noreen Shaughnessy
Elena and Mark Sifferlin
Colleen and David Smith
Albert Starshak
Jeff and Julie Steele
Richard and Lynn Voelbel
Derek Wood
Phaedra Valente and Dave Young
Foundations, Corporations
and Organizations
Anonymous (2)
American Endowment Foundation
American Veterans Post 1
Beim Foundation
Bieber Family Foundation
BMO Harris Bank NA
Burr Oak Group
C.H. Robinson Foundation
C.S. McCrossan
Catholic Community Foundation
• John & Maureen Knapp Family Fund
• John & Mary Anne Mauriel Charitable
Fund
Puma runners competed in sectional track meet at Richfield High School.
• John & Jane McNeill Family Fund
• Bill & Julie Mikkelson Fund
• W. Edward & Mary Hester Mullin Fund
• Brian & Michelle Murray Charitable
Fund
• Ellen & Scott Sayer Charitable Fund
• John & Carole Sayer Charitable Fund
• Merlyn & Bernadine Scroggins Family
Fund
• Michael & Pamela Wold Fund
Charity Incorporated
The Commonweal Foundation
Convey Compliance Systems
Craig-Hallum Capital Group
Culp Family Foundation
The Curtis L. Carlson Family Foundation
Darden Restaurants Foundation
Darren & Terry Jackson Foundation
David’s Automotive
Deluxe Corporation Foundation
The Donaldson Foundation
DoTopia
Dryer Family Foundation
Edward and Karayn Cunnington Family
Foundation
The Elizabeth C. Quinlan Foundation
Faye M. Padgett Trust
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
• Jack and Kate Helms Fund
• McElroy Family Fund
• Rosa Miller Gift Fund
• David J. Sutton Gift Fund
• William and Ann Hart Wernz Fund
Franciscan Poor Clare Nuns
General Mills Foundation
H.B. Fuller Company Foundation
Harry Debes Family Foundation
Highland Capital Brokerage
Honeywell International Corporation
The Hubbard Broadcasting Foundation
Hunt Electric Corporation
Jary Lemieux Scholarship Fund
The Jay & Rose Phillips Family
Foundation of Minnesota
Jesuit Retreat House on Lake Winnebago
Kent Family Charitable Trust
Lake Region Medical
Liberty Diversified International
LRE Foundation
Mall of America
Marbrook Foundation
Markoe House Jesuit Community
Marquette Companies
May Family Foundation
McGlynn Family Foundation
The Medtronic Foundation
The Minneapolis Foundation
• David and Kathy Jungquist Fund
• Brian Mark Family Fund
• Terence Fruth and Mary McEvoy
Family Fund
Minneapolis Rotary Foundation
Minnesota Community Foundation
• Alan Geiwitz and Mary McMahon
Charitable Fund
• Tantay Ventures Fund
Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley Foundation
The Mortenson Family Foundation
National Christian Foundation Twin Cities
Minnesota Chapter of the National
Football League Alumni
National Philanthropic Trust
Network for Good
Northstar Education Finance
Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Oak Grove Capital
OLG Men’s Club
Opus Foundation
The Ouellette Foundation
PadillaCRT
Pax Christi Catholic Community
Carl and Eloise Pohlad Family Foundation
PreferredOne
The Prudential Foundation Matching
Gifts
Q Pro Cleaning
Razoo Foundation
Razoo Global Corporation
Riverway Foundation
The Ron and Kathy Colby Family
Foundation
Ryan Companies US
The Saint Paul Foundation
• Martin and Esther Kellogg Fund
• Tom and Mary Gerry Lee Family
Foundation
Schwab Charitable Fund
Shamrock Foundation
Sisters of St Joseph of Medaille
Soran Foundation
Spanish International Soccer League
Association
SPS Commerce
Staley Family Foundation
Target Corporation
The Murray Institute
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
Foundation
Truist
Trujillo’s Tax Services
U.S. Bank Foundation
Greater Twin Cities United Way
Visitation Monastery of Minneapolis
Wells Fargo Foundation Educational
Matching Gift Program
Welsh Family Foundation
WEM Foundation
Wisconsin Province of the Society of
Jesus
Cristo Rey Jesuit H.S.
­Legacy Society
Bob and Beth Elfstrand
Bernice and Clarence Hynes
Edward and Beverly Kaye
Fr. Tim Manatt, SJ
John and Jane McNeill
John F. Mullen †
Tish and Richard Osborn
Colleen Ryan
Mariah Snyder
Ella Spanjers
Richard Stadtherr
Jane Ladky and Charles Vogel
Stephen and Amy Wehr
Jane and Jack Whiteford
Robert and Judi Wilmot
† Deceased
Consolidated Statement of Activities
for the Year Ended June 30, 2014
An independent audit of the school’s finances was performed for the year ended June 30, 2014.
For a copy of the complete audited financial statements, please contact Gabriel Espinosa 612-545-9707.
C. 6%
D. 3%
ASSETS
Cash
$1,250,298
Accounts Receivable
167,902
Pledges Receivable, net
138,601
Prepaid Expenses & Other Assets
36,063
Endowment Investments 276,777
Property & Equipment Net
12,087,375
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES 12,950
283,170
69,464
TOTAL LIABILITIES
365,584
$
REVENUES
A. Contributions and operating pledges* $ 3,470,446
B. CWSP Sponsorships
2,035,227
C. Other revenue
360,230
D. Family Contributions
196,907
TOTAL LIABILITIES
AND NET ASSETS
$6,062,810
* Includes pledges received.
Unrestricted Net Assets
$13,004,813
Unrestricted - Board Designated
276,777
Temporarily Restricted Net Assets
309,842
TOTAL NET ASSETS
A. 57%
$13,957,016
Accounts Payable
Accrued Expenses
Deferred Revenue
NET ASSETS
B. 34%
B. 7%
C. 5%
$ 13,591,432
$ 13,957,016
A. 88%
EXPENSES
A. Program Services
$ 5,198,156
B. Fund Raising
411,889
C. General and Administrative
294,886
$5,904,931
Donors
Individuals and Families
$50,000+
Anonymous
George X. Connor †
Darren and Terry Jackson
Edward and Beverly Kaye
Betty and Whitney MacMillan
Al and Mary Agnes McQuinn
Robert and Rebecca Pohlad
Gary and Pat Sauer
Warren and Mary Lynn Staley
$25,000 – $49,999
Anonymous
Jane McDonald Black and Archie Black
Colleen Ryan
Patrick and Ann Ryan
$10,000 – $24,999
Edward and Karayn Cunnington
Mary and Ernest Dorn
Gregory and Jane Goven
Timothy and Mary Gray
Jim and Kathy Haymaker
Jack and Kate Helms
Jean and Laurence LeJeune
Kathleen Manatt
Patrick and Patti McAdaragh
Michael and Mary Kate McFadden
John and Jane McNeill
Laura Bohlander, Robert Page and
Elizabeth Page
Brian and Shelly Murray
Katherine and Gerald Roehl
Hank and Chris Shea
Jim and Cindy Shingler
Joe and Karen Stich
Tom and Barbara Teresi
Tim and Mary Beth Trine
Donna Welsh
$5,000 – $9,999
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Mr. Timothy Kosiek, Chairman
Partner
Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP
Mr. Brian Murray
Chief Financial Officer
Ryan Companies US, Inc.
Mr. Girard P. Miller, Vice Chair
Shareholder
Stinson Leonard Street, LLP
Fr. Thomas Pipp, S.J.
Director of Novices
Chicago-Detroit and Wisconsin
­Provinces
Mr. Michael McFadden, Treasurer
Co-CEO
Lazard Middle Market
Fr. Tim Manatt, S.J.
President
Cristo Rey Jesuit High School
Ms. Kathy Boone
Community Volunteer
Mr. Reynolds-Anthony Harris
Managing Director
Lyceum Partners + design
Ms. Rita Johnson-Mills
Senior Vice-President
UnitedHealthcare Community & State
Mr. Stephen P. Lucke
Partner
Dorsey & Whitney LLP
Fr. Patrick M. McCorkell, S.J.
Director
Jesuit Retreat House
Mr. Robert C. Pohlad
Principal
Pohlad Companies
Ms. Colleen Ryan
Community Volunteer
Mr. Samuel Salas
Headmaster Emeritus
Breck School
LEADERSHIP
TEAM
Jeb Myers
Interim President
Dave Mason
Interim Principal
Meg Brudney
Executive Director, CWSP
Mike Dale
Assistant Principal
Gabriel Espinosa
Director of Business
­Activities
Bob Elfstrand
Director of Development
Mr. Ed Sarquis
VP/Mortgage Division Manager
Lake Area Mortgage
Annemarie Hansen
Director of Admissions and
Communications
Fr. John Thiede, S.J.
Assistant Professor
Marquette University
Matt Von Ende
Facilities Manager
Mr. Peter Wilhoit
Senior Vice President
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
OUR STUDENTS
$36,657
average income of
9th grade family
4.69
average
household size
94%
qualified for free or
reduced lunch
Patrick and Mary Alexander
Terry and Laura Becker
Matt and Lori Brumbaugh
Joan and Ron Cornwell
Mary Ann and Harry Debes
Rosemary Kessler and Kevin Filter
Mark and Teresa Fleischhacker
Tim and Ann Fleming
John and Sheila Folkestad
Michael and Marie Gallagher
Jim and Deborah Hannigan
Robert and Mina Harrigan
Paul and Jill Kirwin
Anne and Warren Knapp
Hank and Deb Koch
Stephen and Colleen Lucke
Pete and Addie May
McGlynn Family
Rosa Miller
Rolf and Sarah Peters
Dean Phillips
Marion Short
Bill Sislo
Joan and Bill Slattery
Margaret Selby-Soran and Philip Soran
Peter Spokes
Ann Hart and William Wernz
$1,000 – $4,999
Anonymous
Barbara Ahlstrom
Roger and Mary Angela Baker
Mary Jo and David Bangasser
Ted and Donna Bauer
Joseph and Helen Bettendorf
Bill Bieber
Terry and Karen Bonertz
Meg and Jim Brudney
Christine and Jay Brunkhorst
Laurie and Thomas Burns
Robert and Nancy Christensen
Ron and Kathy Colby
Lucia and Stoddard Crane
Christopher and Ingrid Culp
Scott Russell and Martha Delaney
David and Katie Dorn
Dan and Janet Dryer
Mike and Debbie Ducar
Patricia Dufresne
Paul and Mary Jo Ekman
Bob and Beth Elfstrand
Christine Fenske
James and Michele Frome
Charles and Arlene Garrity
Robert and Charlotte Gavin
Charles and Muriel Geisen
Mary McMahon and Alan Geiwitz
Mark and Susan Gherity
Michael and Jean Giese
David Graves
James and Gail Haemmerle
Reynolds-Anthony Harris
Lyth and Mary Hartz
Max and Kari Heerman
John and Sharon Hite
Robert and Carmela Hobbins
John and Nancy Holden
Tim Holmberg
Thomas and Catherine Johnson
Charles and Mary Jungmann
Millie and Tim Kosiek
Mark and Tami Kozikowski
Dean Laurance
Tom and Mary Gerry Lee
Stephen and Roxanne Lerum
Mike and Karlene Lindseth
Daniel Linwick
Michelle Manatt
Annette Margarit
Brian and Susan Mark
MaryAnne and John Mauriel
Steve Mattaini and Rita McConnell
Katie and Michael McElroy
Katherine McKenzie
Harry McNeely, Jr.
William and Julie Mikkelson
Girard P. Miller
David and Kate Mortenson
Richard K. Mullin
William and Chouhei Mullin
Mimi Mullin Villaume
Benjamin Murray
Cary and Regina Musech
James and Marjorie O’Hara
Tish and Richard Osborn
Anthony and Tamara Parr
Richard and Nancy Perrine
Benjamin Peyton
Joseph and Sara Pohlad
Linda Tapsak and David Pote
David and Karen Quinby
Lois Rogers
Curtis and Joan Roy
Roy Rueb
Samuel and Cecilia Salas
Scott and Ellen Sayer
Michael Scott
Merlyn and Bernadine Scroggins
Dick and Marianne Seidenstricker
Brian and Kathy Short
Mariah Snyder
Ella Spanjers
Robert and Anne Strachota
Thomas and Virginia Sullivan
Ann and Taige Thornton
Tracy Tredinnick
Rodolfo G. Trujillo
Joan and Ron Villella
Richard and Lynn Voelbel
Jane Ladky and Charles Vogel
John Watkins
Ann and Michael Wilczynski
Peter Wilhoit
Johanna and Jim Zavoral
$500 – $999
Anonymous
Timothy and Sue Anderson
Lars and Marilyn Bakken
Deborah Schlichting and Charlie Blomme
John Brown, Jr.
Lawrence and Patricia Clemens
Margaret Harrington Conroy and William
Conroy
Culp Family
John and Joan Czaia
Edward and Sherry Ann Dayton
John and Judith Devney
Trish and Tom Flock-Johnson
Maggie Lockner Franke and Matt Franke
Daniel and Janice Frederick
Bill and Barbara Gabler
Jerome and Elvira Grundmayer
Robyn Hanson
John and Joanne Haurykiewicz
James and Norma Hingeley
Mary Ann and Jerome Hoffman
Carol and Bill Hoffmann
M. Janice Hogan-Schiltgen
Robert and Judith Hornick
Anthony Kane
Martin and Esther Kellogg
John and Maureen Knapp
John Lawlor
Steve and Janet Lerch
Thomas and Sheila Letscher
Anne Lockner Bernat
John Magers
Armantina Malvarez Espinosa
Anthony and Piper Manatt
Charlie McCrossan
Thomas and Susan McGuire
Conrad and Helen Miller
Tim and Mary Alice Morin
John Mullen
John J. Murray
Joanne Nalepka
John and Martha O’Toole
Larry and Judith Pfaff
Jean Rothstein
Ed and Mireille Sarquis
John and Carole Sayer
David and Jane Siegel
Stephen and Susann Stenbeck
Bev and Lawrence Stirtz
Thomas and Carolyn Sullivan
Kenneth and Helen Swanson
Sandra and Dave Swanson
Scott and Michelle Torborg
Urban Torborg
Lee and Kristin Vetter
Teresa Walker
$250 – $499
Anonymous
Melinda Look and David Allgeyer
John and Patricia Belian
Kathy and John Boone
Jim Burnett
Alfred Coleman
Alfred Colling
Charlie and Nora Daum
George and Carol Daum
Denise and Jim D’Aurora
Mary Davies
Joseph Dixon III
Michael Doyle
Fr. Douglas Ebert
Dean and Amy Franke
David and Paula Graff
John Haveman
Patricia and Thomas Holloran
Christine Solso and Robert Huber
David and Kathy Jungquist
Robert and Jean Kennedy
Richard and Margaret Lidstad
Lawrence Loomis
Rebecca and John Mason
Terence Fruth and Mary McEvoy
Thomas and Rose Mary Meyer
Joseph and Judith Neumeier
David and Mary Beth O’Brien
Dennis O’Hare
Mimi Ouellette Weinberger
David and Kristine Overman
Alice Pena
Patricia Pocrnich
Michael and Emily Reif
Terry and Noreen Shaughnessy
Elena and Mark Sifferlin
Colleen and David Smith
Albert Starshak
Jeff and Julie Steele
Richard and Lynn Voelbel
Derek Wood
Phaedra Valente and Dave Young
Foundations, Corporations
and Organizations
Anonymous (2)
American Endowment Foundation
American Veterans Post 1
Beim Foundation
Bieber Family Foundation
BMO Harris Bank NA
Burr Oak Group
C.H. Robinson Foundation
C.S. McCrossan
Catholic Community Foundation
• John & Maureen Knapp Family Fund
• John & Mary Anne Mauriel Charitable
Fund
Puma runners competed in sectional track meet at Richfield High School.
• John & Jane McNeill Family Fund
• Bill & Julie Mikkelson Fund
• W. Edward & Mary Hester Mullin Fund
• Brian & Michelle Murray Charitable
Fund
• Ellen & Scott Sayer Charitable Fund
• John & Carole Sayer Charitable Fund
• Merlyn & Bernadine Scroggins Family
Fund
• Michael & Pamela Wold Fund
Charity Incorporated
The Commonweal Foundation
Convey Compliance Systems
Craig-Hallum Capital Group
Culp Family Foundation
The Curtis L. Carlson Family Foundation
Darden Restaurants Foundation
Darren & Terry Jackson Foundation
David’s Automotive
Deluxe Corporation Foundation
The Donaldson Foundation
DoTopia
Dryer Family Foundation
Edward and Karayn Cunnington Family
Foundation
The Elizabeth C. Quinlan Foundation
Faye M. Padgett Trust
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
• Jack and Kate Helms Fund
• McElroy Family Fund
• Rosa Miller Gift Fund
• David J. Sutton Gift Fund
• William and Ann Hart Wernz Fund
Franciscan Poor Clare Nuns
General Mills Foundation
H.B. Fuller Company Foundation
Harry Debes Family Foundation
Highland Capital Brokerage
Honeywell International Corporation
The Hubbard Broadcasting Foundation
Hunt Electric Corporation
Jary Lemieux Scholarship Fund
The Jay & Rose Phillips Family
Foundation of Minnesota
Jesuit Retreat House on Lake Winnebago
Kent Family Charitable Trust
Lake Region Medical
Liberty Diversified International
LRE Foundation
Mall of America
Marbrook Foundation
Markoe House Jesuit Community
Marquette Companies
May Family Foundation
McGlynn Family Foundation
The Medtronic Foundation
The Minneapolis Foundation
• David and Kathy Jungquist Fund
• Brian Mark Family Fund
• Terence Fruth and Mary McEvoy
Family Fund
Minneapolis Rotary Foundation
Minnesota Community Foundation
• Alan Geiwitz and Mary McMahon
Charitable Fund
• Tantay Ventures Fund
Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley Foundation
The Mortenson Family Foundation
National Christian Foundation Twin Cities
Minnesota Chapter of the National
Football League Alumni
National Philanthropic Trust
Network for Good
Northstar Education Finance
Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Oak Grove Capital
OLG Men’s Club
Opus Foundation
The Ouellette Foundation
PadillaCRT
Pax Christi Catholic Community
Carl and Eloise Pohlad Family Foundation
PreferredOne
The Prudential Foundation Matching
Gifts
Q Pro Cleaning
Razoo Foundation
Razoo Global Corporation
Riverway Foundation
The Ron and Kathy Colby Family
Foundation
Ryan Companies US
The Saint Paul Foundation
• Martin and Esther Kellogg Fund
• Tom and Mary Gerry Lee Family
Foundation
Schwab Charitable Fund
Shamrock Foundation
Sisters of St Joseph of Medaille
Soran Foundation
Spanish International Soccer League
Association
SPS Commerce
Staley Family Foundation
Target Corporation
The Murray Institute
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
Foundation
Truist
Trujillo’s Tax Services
U.S. Bank Foundation
Greater Twin Cities United Way
Visitation Monastery of Minneapolis
Wells Fargo Foundation Educational
Matching Gift Program
Welsh Family Foundation
WEM Foundation
Wisconsin Province of the Society of
Jesus
Cristo Rey Jesuit H.S.
­Legacy Society
Bob and Beth Elfstrand
Bernice and Clarence Hynes
Edward and Beverly Kaye
Fr. Tim Manatt, SJ
John and Jane McNeill
John F. Mullen †
Tish and Richard Osborn
Colleen Ryan
Mariah Snyder
Ella Spanjers
Richard Stadtherr
Jane Ladky and Charles Vogel
Stephen and Amy Wehr
Jane and Jack Whiteford
Robert and Judi Wilmot
† Deceased
Consolidated Statement of Activities
for the Year Ended June 30, 2014
An independent audit of the school’s finances was performed for the year ended June 30, 2014.
For a copy of the complete audited financial statements, please contact Gabriel Espinosa 612-545-9707.
C. 6%
D. 3%
ASSETS
Cash
$1,250,298
Accounts Receivable
167,902
Pledges Receivable, net
138,601
Prepaid Expenses & Other Assets
36,063
Endowment Investments 276,777
Property & Equipment Net
12,087,375
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES 12,950
283,170
69,464
TOTAL LIABILITIES
365,584
$
REVENUES
A. Contributions and operating pledges* $ 3,470,446
B. CWSP Sponsorships
2,035,227
C. Other revenue
360,230
D. Family Contributions
196,907
TOTAL LIABILITIES
AND NET ASSETS
$6,062,810
* Includes pledges received.
Unrestricted Net Assets
$13,004,813
Unrestricted - Board Designated
276,777
Temporarily Restricted Net Assets
309,842
TOTAL NET ASSETS
A. 57%
$13,957,016
Accounts Payable
Accrued Expenses
Deferred Revenue
NET ASSETS
B. 34%
B. 7%
C. 5%
$ 13,591,432
$ 13,957,016
A. 88%
EXPENSES
A. Program Services
$ 5,198,156
B. Fund Raising
411,889
C. General and Administrative
294,886
$5,904,931
Donors
Individuals and Families
$50,000+
Anonymous
George X. Connor †
Darren and Terry Jackson
Edward and Beverly Kaye
Betty and Whitney MacMillan
Al and Mary Agnes McQuinn
Robert and Rebecca Pohlad
Gary and Pat Sauer
Warren and Mary Lynn Staley
$25,000 – $49,999
Anonymous
Jane McDonald Black and Archie Black
Colleen Ryan
Patrick and Ann Ryan
$10,000 – $24,999
Edward and Karayn Cunnington
Mary and Ernest Dorn
Gregory and Jane Goven
Timothy and Mary Gray
Jim and Kathy Haymaker
Jack and Kate Helms
Jean and Laurence LeJeune
Kathleen Manatt
Patrick and Patti McAdaragh
Michael and Mary Kate McFadden
John and Jane McNeill
Laura Bohlander, Robert Page and
Elizabeth Page
Brian and Shelly Murray
Katherine and Gerald Roehl
Hank and Chris Shea
Jim and Cindy Shingler
Joe and Karen Stich
Tom and Barbara Teresi
Tim and Mary Beth Trine
Donna Welsh
$5,000 – $9,999
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Mr. Timothy Kosiek, Chairman
Partner
Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP
Mr. Brian Murray
Chief Financial Officer
Ryan Companies US, Inc.
Mr. Girard P. Miller, Vice Chair
Shareholder
Stinson Leonard Street, LLP
Fr. Thomas Pipp, S.J.
Director of Novices
Chicago-Detroit and Wisconsin
­Provinces
Mr. Michael McFadden, Treasurer
Co-CEO
Lazard Middle Market
Fr. Tim Manatt, S.J.
President
Cristo Rey Jesuit High School
Ms. Kathy Boone
Community Volunteer
Mr. Reynolds-Anthony Harris
Managing Director
Lyceum Partners + design
Ms. Rita Johnson-Mills
Senior Vice-President
UnitedHealthcare Community & State
Mr. Stephen P. Lucke
Partner
Dorsey & Whitney LLP
Fr. Patrick M. McCorkell, S.J.
Director
Jesuit Retreat House
Mr. Robert C. Pohlad
Principal
Pohlad Companies
Ms. Colleen Ryan
Community Volunteer
Mr. Samuel Salas
Headmaster Emeritus
Breck School
LEADERSHIP
TEAM
Jeb Myers
Interim President
Dave Mason
Interim Principal
Meg Brudney
Executive Director, CWSP
Mike Dale
Assistant Principal
Gabriel Espinosa
Director of Business
­Activities
Bob Elfstrand
Director of Development
Mr. Ed Sarquis
VP/Mortgage Division Manager
Lake Area Mortgage
Annemarie Hansen
Director of Admissions and
Communications
Fr. John Thiede, S.J.
Assistant Professor
Marquette University
Matt Von Ende
Facilities Manager
Mr. Peter Wilhoit
Senior Vice President
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
OUR STUDENTS
$36,657
average income of
9th grade family
4.69
average
household size
94%
qualified for free or
reduced lunch
Patrick and Mary Alexander
Terry and Laura Becker
Matt and Lori Brumbaugh
Joan and Ron Cornwell
Mary Ann and Harry Debes
Rosemary Kessler and Kevin Filter
Mark and Teresa Fleischhacker
Tim and Ann Fleming
John and Sheila Folkestad
Michael and Marie Gallagher
Jim and Deborah Hannigan
Robert and Mina Harrigan
Paul and Jill Kirwin
Anne and Warren Knapp
Hank and Deb Koch
Stephen and Colleen Lucke
Pete and Addie May
McGlynn Family
Rosa Miller
Rolf and Sarah Peters
Dean Phillips
Marion Short
Bill Sislo
Joan and Bill Slattery
Margaret Selby-Soran and Philip Soran
Peter Spokes
Ann Hart and William Wernz
$1,000 – $4,999
Anonymous
Barbara Ahlstrom
Roger and Mary Angela Baker
Mary Jo and David Bangasser
Ted and Donna Bauer
Joseph and Helen Bettendorf
Bill Bieber
Terry and Karen Bonertz
Meg and Jim Brudney
Christine and Jay Brunkhorst
Laurie and Thomas Burns
Robert and Nancy Christensen
Ron and Kathy Colby
Lucia and Stoddard Crane
Christopher and Ingrid Culp
Scott Russell and Martha Delaney
David and Katie Dorn
Dan and Janet Dryer
Mike and Debbie Ducar
Patricia Dufresne
Paul and Mary Jo Ekman
Bob and Beth Elfstrand
Christine Fenske
James and Michele Frome
Charles and Arlene Garrity
Robert and Charlotte Gavin
Charles and Muriel Geisen
Mary McMahon and Alan Geiwitz
Mark and Susan Gherity
Michael and Jean Giese
David Graves
James and Gail Haemmerle
Reynolds-Anthony Harris
Lyth and Mary Hartz
Max and Kari Heerman
John and Sharon Hite
Robert and Carmela Hobbins
John and Nancy Holden
Tim Holmberg
Thomas and Catherine Johnson
Charles and Mary Jungmann
Millie and Tim Kosiek
Mark and Tami Kozikowski
Dean Laurance
Tom and Mary Gerry Lee
Stephen and Roxanne Lerum
Mike and Karlene Lindseth
Daniel Linwick
Michelle Manatt
Annette Margarit
Brian and Susan Mark
MaryAnne and John Mauriel
Steve Mattaini and Rita McConnell
Katie and Michael McElroy
Katherine McKenzie
Harry McNeely, Jr.
William and Julie Mikkelson
Girard P. Miller
David and Kate Mortenson
Richard K. Mullin
William and Chouhei Mullin
Mimi Mullin Villaume
Benjamin Murray
Cary and Regina Musech
James and Marjorie O’Hara
Tish and Richard Osborn
Anthony and Tamara Parr
Richard and Nancy Perrine
Benjamin Peyton
Joseph and Sara Pohlad
Linda Tapsak and David Pote
David and Karen Quinby
Lois Rogers
Curtis and Joan Roy
Roy Rueb
Samuel and Cecilia Salas
Scott and Ellen Sayer
Michael Scott
Merlyn and Bernadine Scroggins
Dick and Marianne Seidenstricker
Brian and Kathy Short
Mariah Snyder
Ella Spanjers
Robert and Anne Strachota
Thomas and Virginia Sullivan
Ann and Taige Thornton
Tracy Tredinnick
Rodolfo G. Trujillo
Joan and Ron Villella
Richard and Lynn Voelbel
Jane Ladky and Charles Vogel
John Watkins
Ann and Michael Wilczynski
Peter Wilhoit
Johanna and Jim Zavoral
$500 – $999
Anonymous
Timothy and Sue Anderson
Lars and Marilyn Bakken
Deborah Schlichting and Charlie Blomme
John Brown, Jr.
Lawrence and Patricia Clemens
Margaret Harrington Conroy and William
Conroy
Culp Family
John and Joan Czaia
Edward and Sherry Ann Dayton
John and Judith Devney
Trish and Tom Flock-Johnson
Maggie Lockner Franke and Matt Franke
Daniel and Janice Frederick
Bill and Barbara Gabler
Jerome and Elvira Grundmayer
Robyn Hanson
John and Joanne Haurykiewicz
James and Norma Hingeley
Mary Ann and Jerome Hoffman
Carol and Bill Hoffmann
M. Janice Hogan-Schiltgen
Robert and Judith Hornick
Anthony Kane
Martin and Esther Kellogg
John and Maureen Knapp
John Lawlor
Steve and Janet Lerch
Thomas and Sheila Letscher
Anne Lockner Bernat
John Magers
Armantina Malvarez Espinosa
Anthony and Piper Manatt
Charlie McCrossan
Thomas and Susan McGuire
Conrad and Helen Miller
Tim and Mary Alice Morin
John Mullen
John J. Murray
Joanne Nalepka
John and Martha O’Toole
Larry and Judith Pfaff
Jean Rothstein
Ed and Mireille Sarquis
John and Carole Sayer
David and Jane Siegel
Stephen and Susann Stenbeck
Bev and Lawrence Stirtz
Thomas and Carolyn Sullivan
Kenneth and Helen Swanson
Sandra and Dave Swanson
Scott and Michelle Torborg
Urban Torborg
Lee and Kristin Vetter
Teresa Walker
$250 – $499
Anonymous
Melinda Look and David Allgeyer
John and Patricia Belian
Kathy and John Boone
Jim Burnett
Alfred Coleman
Alfred Colling
Charlie and Nora Daum
George and Carol Daum
Denise and Jim D’Aurora
Mary Davies
Joseph Dixon III
Michael Doyle
Fr. Douglas Ebert
Dean and Amy Franke
David and Paula Graff
John Haveman
Patricia and Thomas Holloran
Christine Solso and Robert Huber
David and Kathy Jungquist
Robert and Jean Kennedy
Richard and Margaret Lidstad
Lawrence Loomis
Rebecca and John Mason
Terence Fruth and Mary McEvoy
Thomas and Rose Mary Meyer
Joseph and Judith Neumeier
David and Mary Beth O’Brien
Dennis O’Hare
Mimi Ouellette Weinberger
David and Kristine Overman
Alice Pena
Patricia Pocrnich
Michael and Emily Reif
Terry and Noreen Shaughnessy
Elena and Mark Sifferlin
Colleen and David Smith
Albert Starshak
Jeff and Julie Steele
Richard and Lynn Voelbel
Derek Wood
Phaedra Valente and Dave Young
Foundations, Corporations
and Organizations
Anonymous (2)
American Endowment Foundation
American Veterans Post 1
Beim Foundation
Bieber Family Foundation
BMO Harris Bank NA
Burr Oak Group
C.H. Robinson Foundation
C.S. McCrossan
Catholic Community Foundation
• John & Maureen Knapp Family Fund
• John & Mary Anne Mauriel Charitable
Fund
Puma runners competed in sectional track meet at Richfield High School.
• John & Jane McNeill Family Fund
• Bill & Julie Mikkelson Fund
• W. Edward & Mary Hester Mullin Fund
• Brian & Michelle Murray Charitable
Fund
• Ellen & Scott Sayer Charitable Fund
• John & Carole Sayer Charitable Fund
• Merlyn & Bernadine Scroggins Family
Fund
• Michael & Pamela Wold Fund
Charity Incorporated
The Commonweal Foundation
Convey Compliance Systems
Craig-Hallum Capital Group
Culp Family Foundation
The Curtis L. Carlson Family Foundation
Darden Restaurants Foundation
Darren & Terry Jackson Foundation
David’s Automotive
Deluxe Corporation Foundation
The Donaldson Foundation
DoTopia
Dryer Family Foundation
Edward and Karayn Cunnington Family
Foundation
The Elizabeth C. Quinlan Foundation
Faye M. Padgett Trust
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
• Jack and Kate Helms Fund
• McElroy Family Fund
• Rosa Miller Gift Fund
• David J. Sutton Gift Fund
• William and Ann Hart Wernz Fund
Franciscan Poor Clare Nuns
General Mills Foundation
H.B. Fuller Company Foundation
Harry Debes Family Foundation
Highland Capital Brokerage
Honeywell International Corporation
The Hubbard Broadcasting Foundation
Hunt Electric Corporation
Jary Lemieux Scholarship Fund
The Jay & Rose Phillips Family
Foundation of Minnesota
Jesuit Retreat House on Lake Winnebago
Kent Family Charitable Trust
Lake Region Medical
Liberty Diversified International
LRE Foundation
Mall of America
Marbrook Foundation
Markoe House Jesuit Community
Marquette Companies
May Family Foundation
McGlynn Family Foundation
The Medtronic Foundation
The Minneapolis Foundation
• David and Kathy Jungquist Fund
• Brian Mark Family Fund
• Terence Fruth and Mary McEvoy
Family Fund
Minneapolis Rotary Foundation
Minnesota Community Foundation
• Alan Geiwitz and Mary McMahon
Charitable Fund
• Tantay Ventures Fund
Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley Foundation
The Mortenson Family Foundation
National Christian Foundation Twin Cities
Minnesota Chapter of the National
Football League Alumni
National Philanthropic Trust
Network for Good
Northstar Education Finance
Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Oak Grove Capital
OLG Men’s Club
Opus Foundation
The Ouellette Foundation
PadillaCRT
Pax Christi Catholic Community
Carl and Eloise Pohlad Family Foundation
PreferredOne
The Prudential Foundation Matching
Gifts
Q Pro Cleaning
Razoo Foundation
Razoo Global Corporation
Riverway Foundation
The Ron and Kathy Colby Family
Foundation
Ryan Companies US
The Saint Paul Foundation
• Martin and Esther Kellogg Fund
• Tom and Mary Gerry Lee Family
Foundation
Schwab Charitable Fund
Shamrock Foundation
Sisters of St Joseph of Medaille
Soran Foundation
Spanish International Soccer League
Association
SPS Commerce
Staley Family Foundation
Target Corporation
The Murray Institute
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
Foundation
Truist
Trujillo’s Tax Services
U.S. Bank Foundation
Greater Twin Cities United Way
Visitation Monastery of Minneapolis
Wells Fargo Foundation Educational
Matching Gift Program
Welsh Family Foundation
WEM Foundation
Wisconsin Province of the Society of
Jesus
Cristo Rey Jesuit H.S.
­Legacy Society
Bob and Beth Elfstrand
Bernice and Clarence Hynes
Edward and Beverly Kaye
Fr. Tim Manatt, SJ
John and Jane McNeill
John F. Mullen †
Tish and Richard Osborn
Colleen Ryan
Mariah Snyder
Ella Spanjers
Richard Stadtherr
Jane Ladky and Charles Vogel
Stephen and Amy Wehr
Jane and Jack Whiteford
Robert and Judi Wilmot
† Deceased
Consolidated Statement of Activities
for the Year Ended June 30, 2014
An independent audit of the school’s finances was performed for the year ended June 30, 2014.
For a copy of the complete audited financial statements, please contact Gabriel Espinosa 612-545-9707.
C. 6%
D. 3%
ASSETS
Cash
$1,250,298
Accounts Receivable
167,902
Pledges Receivable, net
138,601
Prepaid Expenses & Other Assets
36,063
Endowment Investments 276,777
Property & Equipment Net
12,087,375
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES 12,950
283,170
69,464
TOTAL LIABILITIES
365,584
$
REVENUES
A. Contributions and operating pledges* $ 3,470,446
B. CWSP Sponsorships
2,035,227
C. Other revenue
360,230
D. Family Contributions
196,907
TOTAL LIABILITIES
AND NET ASSETS
$6,062,810
* Includes pledges received.
Unrestricted Net Assets
$13,004,813
Unrestricted - Board Designated
276,777
Temporarily Restricted Net Assets
309,842
TOTAL NET ASSETS
A. 57%
$13,957,016
Accounts Payable
Accrued Expenses
Deferred Revenue
NET ASSETS
B. 34%
B. 7%
C. 5%
$ 13,591,432
$ 13,957,016
A. 88%
EXPENSES
A. Program Services
$ 5,198,156
B. Fund Raising
411,889
C. General and Administrative
294,886
$5,904,931
Donors
Individuals and Families
$50,000+
Anonymous
George X. Connor †
Darren and Terry Jackson
Edward and Beverly Kaye
Betty and Whitney MacMillan
Al and Mary Agnes McQuinn
Robert and Rebecca Pohlad
Gary and Pat Sauer
Warren and Mary Lynn Staley
$25,000 – $49,999
Anonymous
Jane McDonald Black and Archie Black
Colleen Ryan
Patrick and Ann Ryan
$10,000 – $24,999
Edward and Karayn Cunnington
Mary and Ernest Dorn
Gregory and Jane Goven
Timothy and Mary Gray
Jim and Kathy Haymaker
Jack and Kate Helms
Jean and Laurence LeJeune
Kathleen Manatt
Patrick and Patti McAdaragh
Michael and Mary Kate McFadden
John and Jane McNeill
Laura Bohlander, Robert Page and
Elizabeth Page
Brian and Shelly Murray
Katherine and Gerald Roehl
Hank and Chris Shea
Jim and Cindy Shingler
Joe and Karen Stich
Tom and Barbara Teresi
Tim and Mary Beth Trine
Donna Welsh
$5,000 – $9,999
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Mr. Timothy Kosiek, Chairman
Partner
Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP
Mr. Brian Murray
Chief Financial Officer
Ryan Companies US, Inc.
Mr. Girard P. Miller, Vice Chair
Shareholder
Stinson Leonard Street, LLP
Fr. Thomas Pipp, S.J.
Director of Novices
Chicago-Detroit and Wisconsin
­Provinces
Mr. Michael McFadden, Treasurer
Co-CEO
Lazard Middle Market
Fr. Tim Manatt, S.J.
President
Cristo Rey Jesuit High School
Ms. Kathy Boone
Community Volunteer
Mr. Reynolds-Anthony Harris
Managing Director
Lyceum Partners + design
Ms. Rita Johnson-Mills
Senior Vice-President
UnitedHealthcare Community & State
Mr. Stephen P. Lucke
Partner
Dorsey & Whitney LLP
Fr. Patrick M. McCorkell, S.J.
Director
Jesuit Retreat House
Mr. Robert C. Pohlad
Principal
Pohlad Companies
Ms. Colleen Ryan
Community Volunteer
Mr. Samuel Salas
Headmaster Emeritus
Breck School
LEADERSHIP
TEAM
Jeb Myers
Interim President
Dave Mason
Interim Principal
Meg Brudney
Executive Director, CWSP
Mike Dale
Assistant Principal
Gabriel Espinosa
Director of Business
­Activities
Bob Elfstrand
Director of Development
Mr. Ed Sarquis
VP/Mortgage Division Manager
Lake Area Mortgage
Annemarie Hansen
Director of Admissions and
Communications
Fr. John Thiede, S.J.
Assistant Professor
Marquette University
Matt Von Ende
Facilities Manager
Mr. Peter Wilhoit
Senior Vice President
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
OUR STUDENTS
$36,657
average income of
9th grade family
4.69
average
household size
94%
qualified for free or
reduced lunch
Patrick and Mary Alexander
Terry and Laura Becker
Matt and Lori Brumbaugh
Joan and Ron Cornwell
Mary Ann and Harry Debes
Rosemary Kessler and Kevin Filter
Mark and Teresa Fleischhacker
Tim and Ann Fleming
John and Sheila Folkestad
Michael and Marie Gallagher
Jim and Deborah Hannigan
Robert and Mina Harrigan
Paul and Jill Kirwin
Anne and Warren Knapp
Hank and Deb Koch
Stephen and Colleen Lucke
Pete and Addie May
McGlynn Family
Rosa Miller
Rolf and Sarah Peters
Dean Phillips
Marion Short
Bill Sislo
Joan and Bill Slattery
Margaret Selby-Soran and Philip Soran
Peter Spokes
Ann Hart and William Wernz
$1,000 – $4,999
Anonymous
Barbara Ahlstrom
Roger and Mary Angela Baker
Mary Jo and David Bangasser
Ted and Donna Bauer
Joseph and Helen Bettendorf
Bill Bieber
Terry and Karen Bonertz
Meg and Jim Brudney
Christine and Jay Brunkhorst
Laurie and Thomas Burns
Robert and Nancy Christensen
Ron and Kathy Colby
Lucia and Stoddard Crane
Christopher and Ingrid Culp
Scott Russell and Martha Delaney
David and Katie Dorn
Dan and Janet Dryer
Mike and Debbie Ducar
Patricia Dufresne
Paul and Mary Jo Ekman
Bob and Beth Elfstrand
Christine Fenske
James and Michele Frome
Charles and Arlene Garrity
Robert and Charlotte Gavin
Charles and Muriel Geisen
Mary McMahon and Alan Geiwitz
Mark and Susan Gherity
Michael and Jean Giese
David Graves
James and Gail Haemmerle
Reynolds-Anthony Harris
Lyth and Mary Hartz
Max and Kari Heerman
John and Sharon Hite
Robert and Carmela Hobbins
John and Nancy Holden
Tim Holmberg
Thomas and Catherine Johnson
Charles and Mary Jungmann
Millie and Tim Kosiek
Mark and Tami Kozikowski
Dean Laurance
Tom and Mary Gerry Lee
Stephen and Roxanne Lerum
Mike and Karlene Lindseth
Daniel Linwick
Michelle Manatt
Annette Margarit
Brian and Susan Mark
MaryAnne and John Mauriel
Steve Mattaini and Rita McConnell
Katie and Michael McElroy
Katherine McKenzie
Harry McNeely, Jr.
William and Julie Mikkelson
Girard P. Miller
David and Kate Mortenson
Richard K. Mullin
William and Chouhei Mullin
Mimi Mullin Villaume
Benjamin Murray
Cary and Regina Musech
James and Marjorie O’Hara
Tish and Richard Osborn
Anthony and Tamara Parr
Richard and Nancy Perrine
Benjamin Peyton
Joseph and Sara Pohlad
Linda Tapsak and David Pote
David and Karen Quinby
Lois Rogers
Curtis and Joan Roy
Roy Rueb
Samuel and Cecilia Salas
Scott and Ellen Sayer
Michael Scott
Merlyn and Bernadine Scroggins
Dick and Marianne Seidenstricker
Brian and Kathy Short
Mariah Snyder
Ella Spanjers
Robert and Anne Strachota
Thomas and Virginia Sullivan
Ann and Taige Thornton
Tracy Tredinnick
Rodolfo G. Trujillo
Joan and Ron Villella
Richard and Lynn Voelbel
Jane Ladky and Charles Vogel
John Watkins
Ann and Michael Wilczynski
Peter Wilhoit
Johanna and Jim Zavoral
$500 – $999
Anonymous
Timothy and Sue Anderson
Lars and Marilyn Bakken
Deborah Schlichting and Charlie Blomme
John Brown, Jr.
Lawrence and Patricia Clemens
Margaret Harrington Conroy and William
Conroy
Culp Family
John and Joan Czaia
Edward and Sherry Ann Dayton
John and Judith Devney
Trish and Tom Flock-Johnson
Maggie Lockner Franke and Matt Franke
Daniel and Janice Frederick
Bill and Barbara Gabler
Jerome and Elvira Grundmayer
Robyn Hanson
John and Joanne Haurykiewicz
James and Norma Hingeley
Mary Ann and Jerome Hoffman
Carol and Bill Hoffmann
M. Janice Hogan-Schiltgen
Robert and Judith Hornick
Anthony Kane
Martin and Esther Kellogg
John and Maureen Knapp
John Lawlor
Steve and Janet Lerch
Thomas and Sheila Letscher
Anne Lockner Bernat
John Magers
Armantina Malvarez Espinosa
Anthony and Piper Manatt
Charlie McCrossan
Thomas and Susan McGuire
Conrad and Helen Miller
Tim and Mary Alice Morin
John Mullen
John J. Murray
Joanne Nalepka
John and Martha O’Toole
Larry and Judith Pfaff
Jean Rothstein
Ed and Mireille Sarquis
John and Carole Sayer
David and Jane Siegel
Stephen and Susann Stenbeck
Bev and Lawrence Stirtz
Thomas and Carolyn Sullivan
Kenneth and Helen Swanson
Sandra and Dave Swanson
Scott and Michelle Torborg
Urban Torborg
Lee and Kristin Vetter
Teresa Walker
$250 – $499
Anonymous
Melinda Look and David Allgeyer
John and Patricia Belian
Kathy and John Boone
Jim Burnett
Alfred Coleman
Alfred Colling
Charlie and Nora Daum
George and Carol Daum
Denise and Jim D’Aurora
Mary Davies
Joseph Dixon III
Michael Doyle
Fr. Douglas Ebert
Dean and Amy Franke
David and Paula Graff
John Haveman
Patricia and Thomas Holloran
Christine Solso and Robert Huber
David and Kathy Jungquist
Robert and Jean Kennedy
Richard and Margaret Lidstad
Lawrence Loomis
Rebecca and John Mason
Terence Fruth and Mary McEvoy
Thomas and Rose Mary Meyer
Joseph and Judith Neumeier
David and Mary Beth O’Brien
Dennis O’Hare
Mimi Ouellette Weinberger
David and Kristine Overman
Alice Pena
Patricia Pocrnich
Michael and Emily Reif
Terry and Noreen Shaughnessy
Elena and Mark Sifferlin
Colleen and David Smith
Albert Starshak
Jeff and Julie Steele
Richard and Lynn Voelbel
Derek Wood
Phaedra Valente and Dave Young
Foundations, Corporations
and Organizations
Anonymous (2)
American Endowment Foundation
American Veterans Post 1
Beim Foundation
Bieber Family Foundation
BMO Harris Bank NA
Burr Oak Group
C.H. Robinson Foundation
C.S. McCrossan
Catholic Community Foundation
• John & Maureen Knapp Family Fund
• John & Mary Anne Mauriel Charitable
Fund
Puma runners competed in sectional track meet at Richfield High School.
• John & Jane McNeill Family Fund
• Bill & Julie Mikkelson Fund
• W. Edward & Mary Hester Mullin Fund
• Brian & Michelle Murray Charitable
Fund
• Ellen & Scott Sayer Charitable Fund
• John & Carole Sayer Charitable Fund
• Merlyn & Bernadine Scroggins Family
Fund
• Michael & Pamela Wold Fund
Charity Incorporated
The Commonweal Foundation
Convey Compliance Systems
Craig-Hallum Capital Group
Culp Family Foundation
The Curtis L. Carlson Family Foundation
Darden Restaurants Foundation
Darren & Terry Jackson Foundation
David’s Automotive
Deluxe Corporation Foundation
The Donaldson Foundation
DoTopia
Dryer Family Foundation
Edward and Karayn Cunnington Family
Foundation
The Elizabeth C. Quinlan Foundation
Faye M. Padgett Trust
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
• Jack and Kate Helms Fund
• McElroy Family Fund
• Rosa Miller Gift Fund
• David J. Sutton Gift Fund
• William and Ann Hart Wernz Fund
Franciscan Poor Clare Nuns
General Mills Foundation
H.B. Fuller Company Foundation
Harry Debes Family Foundation
Highland Capital Brokerage
Honeywell International Corporation
The Hubbard Broadcasting Foundation
Hunt Electric Corporation
Jary Lemieux Scholarship Fund
The Jay & Rose Phillips Family
Foundation of Minnesota
Jesuit Retreat House on Lake Winnebago
Kent Family Charitable Trust
Lake Region Medical
Liberty Diversified International
LRE Foundation
Mall of America
Marbrook Foundation
Markoe House Jesuit Community
Marquette Companies
May Family Foundation
McGlynn Family Foundation
The Medtronic Foundation
The Minneapolis Foundation
• David and Kathy Jungquist Fund
• Brian Mark Family Fund
• Terence Fruth and Mary McEvoy
Family Fund
Minneapolis Rotary Foundation
Minnesota Community Foundation
• Alan Geiwitz and Mary McMahon
Charitable Fund
• Tantay Ventures Fund
Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley Foundation
The Mortenson Family Foundation
National Christian Foundation Twin Cities
Minnesota Chapter of the National
Football League Alumni
National Philanthropic Trust
Network for Good
Northstar Education Finance
Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Oak Grove Capital
OLG Men’s Club
Opus Foundation
The Ouellette Foundation
PadillaCRT
Pax Christi Catholic Community
Carl and Eloise Pohlad Family Foundation
PreferredOne
The Prudential Foundation Matching
Gifts
Q Pro Cleaning
Razoo Foundation
Razoo Global Corporation
Riverway Foundation
The Ron and Kathy Colby Family
Foundation
Ryan Companies US
The Saint Paul Foundation
• Martin and Esther Kellogg Fund
• Tom and Mary Gerry Lee Family
Foundation
Schwab Charitable Fund
Shamrock Foundation
Sisters of St Joseph of Medaille
Soran Foundation
Spanish International Soccer League
Association
SPS Commerce
Staley Family Foundation
Target Corporation
The Murray Institute
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
Foundation
Truist
Trujillo’s Tax Services
U.S. Bank Foundation
Greater Twin Cities United Way
Visitation Monastery of Minneapolis
Wells Fargo Foundation Educational
Matching Gift Program
Welsh Family Foundation
WEM Foundation
Wisconsin Province of the Society of
Jesus
Cristo Rey Jesuit H.S.
­Legacy Society
Bob and Beth Elfstrand
Bernice and Clarence Hynes
Edward and Beverly Kaye
Fr. Tim Manatt, SJ
John and Jane McNeill
John F. Mullen †
Tish and Richard Osborn
Colleen Ryan
Mariah Snyder
Ella Spanjers
Richard Stadtherr
Jane Ladky and Charles Vogel
Stephen and Amy Wehr
Jane and Jack Whiteford
Robert and Judi Wilmot
† Deceased
Consolidated Statement of Activities
for the Year Ended June 30, 2014
An independent audit of the school’s finances was performed for the year ended June 30, 2014.
For a copy of the complete audited financial statements, please contact Gabriel Espinosa 612-545-9707.
C. 6%
D. 3%
ASSETS
Cash
$1,250,298
Accounts Receivable
167,902
Pledges Receivable, net
138,601
Prepaid Expenses & Other Assets
36,063
Endowment Investments 276,777
Property & Equipment Net
12,087,375
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES 12,950
283,170
69,464
TOTAL LIABILITIES
365,584
$
REVENUES
A. Contributions and operating pledges* $ 3,470,446
B. CWSP Sponsorships
2,035,227
C. Other revenue
360,230
D. Family Contributions
196,907
TOTAL LIABILITIES
AND NET ASSETS
$6,062,810
* Includes pledges received.
Unrestricted Net Assets
$13,004,813
Unrestricted - Board Designated
276,777
Temporarily Restricted Net Assets
309,842
TOTAL NET ASSETS
A. 57%
$13,957,016
Accounts Payable
Accrued Expenses
Deferred Revenue
NET ASSETS
B. 34%
B. 7%
C. 5%
$ 13,591,432
$ 13,957,016
A. 88%
EXPENSES
A. Program Services
$ 5,198,156
B. Fund Raising
411,889
C. General and Administrative
294,886
$5,904,931
Donors
Individuals and Families
$50,000+
Anonymous
George X. Connor †
Darren and Terry Jackson
Edward and Beverly Kaye
Betty and Whitney MacMillan
Al and Mary Agnes McQuinn
Robert and Rebecca Pohlad
Gary and Pat Sauer
Warren and Mary Lynn Staley
$25,000 – $49,999
Anonymous
Jane McDonald Black and Archie Black
Colleen Ryan
Patrick and Ann Ryan
$10,000 – $24,999
Edward and Karayn Cunnington
Mary and Ernest Dorn
Gregory and Jane Goven
Timothy and Mary Gray
Jim and Kathy Haymaker
Jack and Kate Helms
Jean and Laurence LeJeune
Kathleen Manatt
Patrick and Patti McAdaragh
Michael and Mary Kate McFadden
John and Jane McNeill
Laura Bohlander, Robert Page and
Elizabeth Page
Brian and Shelly Murray
Katherine and Gerald Roehl
Hank and Chris Shea
Jim and Cindy Shingler
Joe and Karen Stich
Tom and Barbara Teresi
Tim and Mary Beth Trine
Donna Welsh
$5,000 – $9,999
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Mr. Timothy Kosiek, Chairman
Partner
Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP
Mr. Brian Murray
Chief Financial Officer
Ryan Companies US, Inc.
Mr. Girard P. Miller, Vice Chair
Shareholder
Stinson Leonard Street, LLP
Fr. Thomas Pipp, S.J.
Director of Novices
Chicago-Detroit and Wisconsin
­Provinces
Mr. Michael McFadden, Treasurer
Co-CEO
Lazard Middle Market
Fr. Tim Manatt, S.J.
President
Cristo Rey Jesuit High School
Ms. Kathy Boone
Community Volunteer
Mr. Reynolds-Anthony Harris
Managing Director
Lyceum Partners + design
Ms. Rita Johnson-Mills
Senior Vice-President
UnitedHealthcare Community & State
Mr. Stephen P. Lucke
Partner
Dorsey & Whitney LLP
Fr. Patrick M. McCorkell, S.J.
Director
Jesuit Retreat House
Mr. Robert C. Pohlad
Principal
Pohlad Companies
Ms. Colleen Ryan
Community Volunteer
Mr. Samuel Salas
Headmaster Emeritus
Breck School
LEADERSHIP
TEAM
Jeb Myers
Interim President
Dave Mason
Interim Principal
Meg Brudney
Executive Director, CWSP
Mike Dale
Assistant Principal
Gabriel Espinosa
Director of Business
­Activities
Bob Elfstrand
Director of Development
Mr. Ed Sarquis
VP/Mortgage Division Manager
Lake Area Mortgage
Annemarie Hansen
Director of Admissions and
Communications
Fr. John Thiede, S.J.
Assistant Professor
Marquette University
Matt Von Ende
Facilities Manager
Mr. Peter Wilhoit
Senior Vice President
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
OUR STUDENTS
$36,657
average income of
9th grade family
4.69
average
household size
94%
qualified for free or
reduced lunch
Patrick and Mary Alexander
Terry and Laura Becker
Matt and Lori Brumbaugh
Joan and Ron Cornwell
Mary Ann and Harry Debes
Rosemary Kessler and Kevin Filter
Mark and Teresa Fleischhacker
Tim and Ann Fleming
John and Sheila Folkestad
Michael and Marie Gallagher
Jim and Deborah Hannigan
Robert and Mina Harrigan
Paul and Jill Kirwin
Anne and Warren Knapp
Hank and Deb Koch
Stephen and Colleen Lucke
Pete and Addie May
McGlynn Family
Rosa Miller
Rolf and Sarah Peters
Dean Phillips
Marion Short
Bill Sislo
Joan and Bill Slattery
Margaret Selby-Soran and Philip Soran
Peter Spokes
Ann Hart and William Wernz
$1,000 – $4,999
Anonymous
Barbara Ahlstrom
Roger and Mary Angela Baker
Mary Jo and David Bangasser
Ted and Donna Bauer
Joseph and Helen Bettendorf
Bill Bieber
Terry and Karen Bonertz
Meg and Jim Brudney
Christine and Jay Brunkhorst
Laurie and Thomas Burns
Robert and Nancy Christensen
Ron and Kathy Colby
Lucia and Stoddard Crane
Christopher and Ingrid Culp
Scott Russell and Martha Delaney
David and Katie Dorn
Dan and Janet Dryer
Mike and Debbie Ducar
Patricia Dufresne
Paul and Mary Jo Ekman
Bob and Beth Elfstrand
Christine Fenske
James and Michele Frome
Charles and Arlene Garrity
Robert and Charlotte Gavin
Charles and Muriel Geisen
Mary McMahon and Alan Geiwitz
Mark and Susan Gherity
Michael and Jean Giese
David Graves
James and Gail Haemmerle
Reynolds-Anthony Harris
Lyth and Mary Hartz
Max and Kari Heerman
John and Sharon Hite
Robert and Carmela Hobbins
John and Nancy Holden
Tim Holmberg
Thomas and Catherine Johnson
Charles and Mary Jungmann
Millie and Tim Kosiek
Mark and Tami Kozikowski
Dean Laurance
Tom and Mary Gerry Lee
Stephen and Roxanne Lerum
Mike and Karlene Lindseth
Daniel Linwick
Michelle Manatt
Annette Margarit
Brian and Susan Mark
MaryAnne and John Mauriel
Steve Mattaini and Rita McConnell
Katie and Michael McElroy
Katherine McKenzie
Harry McNeely, Jr.
William and Julie Mikkelson
Girard P. Miller
David and Kate Mortenson
Richard K. Mullin
William and Chouhei Mullin
Mimi Mullin Villaume
Benjamin Murray
Cary and Regina Musech
James and Marjorie O’Hara
Tish and Richard Osborn
Anthony and Tamara Parr
Richard and Nancy Perrine
Benjamin Peyton
Joseph and Sara Pohlad
Linda Tapsak and David Pote
David and Karen Quinby
Lois Rogers
Curtis and Joan Roy
Roy Rueb
Samuel and Cecilia Salas
Scott and Ellen Sayer
Michael Scott
Merlyn and Bernadine Scroggins
Dick and Marianne Seidenstricker
Brian and Kathy Short
Mariah Snyder
Ella Spanjers
Robert and Anne Strachota
Thomas and Virginia Sullivan
Ann and Taige Thornton
Tracy Tredinnick
Rodolfo G. Trujillo
Joan and Ron Villella
Richard and Lynn Voelbel
Jane Ladky and Charles Vogel
John Watkins
Ann and Michael Wilczynski
Peter Wilhoit
Johanna and Jim Zavoral
$500 – $999
Anonymous
Timothy and Sue Anderson
Lars and Marilyn Bakken
Deborah Schlichting and Charlie Blomme
John Brown, Jr.
Lawrence and Patricia Clemens
Margaret Harrington Conroy and William
Conroy
Culp Family
John and Joan Czaia
Edward and Sherry Ann Dayton
John and Judith Devney
Trish and Tom Flock-Johnson
Maggie Lockner Franke and Matt Franke
Daniel and Janice Frederick
Bill and Barbara Gabler
Jerome and Elvira Grundmayer
Robyn Hanson
John and Joanne Haurykiewicz
James and Norma Hingeley
Mary Ann and Jerome Hoffman
Carol and Bill Hoffmann
M. Janice Hogan-Schiltgen
Robert and Judith Hornick
Anthony Kane
Martin and Esther Kellogg
John and Maureen Knapp
John Lawlor
Steve and Janet Lerch
Thomas and Sheila Letscher
Anne Lockner Bernat
John Magers
Armantina Malvarez Espinosa
Anthony and Piper Manatt
Charlie McCrossan
Thomas and Susan McGuire
Conrad and Helen Miller
Tim and Mary Alice Morin
John Mullen
John J. Murray
Joanne Nalepka
John and Martha O’Toole
Larry and Judith Pfaff
Jean Rothstein
Ed and Mireille Sarquis
John and Carole Sayer
David and Jane Siegel
Stephen and Susann Stenbeck
Bev and Lawrence Stirtz
Thomas and Carolyn Sullivan
Kenneth and Helen Swanson
Sandra and Dave Swanson
Scott and Michelle Torborg
Urban Torborg
Lee and Kristin Vetter
Teresa Walker
$250 – $499
Anonymous
Melinda Look and David Allgeyer
John and Patricia Belian
Kathy and John Boone
Jim Burnett
Alfred Coleman
Alfred Colling
Charlie and Nora Daum
George and Carol Daum
Denise and Jim D’Aurora
Mary Davies
Joseph Dixon III
Michael Doyle
Fr. Douglas Ebert
Dean and Amy Franke
David and Paula Graff
John Haveman
Patricia and Thomas Holloran
Christine Solso and Robert Huber
David and Kathy Jungquist
Robert and Jean Kennedy
Richard and Margaret Lidstad
Lawrence Loomis
Rebecca and John Mason
Terence Fruth and Mary McEvoy
Thomas and Rose Mary Meyer
Joseph and Judith Neumeier
David and Mary Beth O’Brien
Dennis O’Hare
Mimi Ouellette Weinberger
David and Kristine Overman
Alice Pena
Patricia Pocrnich
Michael and Emily Reif
Terry and Noreen Shaughnessy
Elena and Mark Sifferlin
Colleen and David Smith
Albert Starshak
Jeff and Julie Steele
Richard and Lynn Voelbel
Derek Wood
Phaedra Valente and Dave Young
Foundations, Corporations
and Organizations
Anonymous (2)
American Endowment Foundation
American Veterans Post 1
Beim Foundation
Bieber Family Foundation
BMO Harris Bank NA
Burr Oak Group
C.H. Robinson Foundation
C.S. McCrossan
Catholic Community Foundation
• John & Maureen Knapp Family Fund
• John & Mary Anne Mauriel Charitable
Fund
Puma runners competed in sectional track meet at Richfield High School.
• John & Jane McNeill Family Fund
• Bill & Julie Mikkelson Fund
• W. Edward & Mary Hester Mullin Fund
• Brian & Michelle Murray Charitable
Fund
• Ellen & Scott Sayer Charitable Fund
• John & Carole Sayer Charitable Fund
• Merlyn & Bernadine Scroggins Family
Fund
• Michael & Pamela Wold Fund
Charity Incorporated
The Commonweal Foundation
Convey Compliance Systems
Craig-Hallum Capital Group
Culp Family Foundation
The Curtis L. Carlson Family Foundation
Darden Restaurants Foundation
Darren & Terry Jackson Foundation
David’s Automotive
Deluxe Corporation Foundation
The Donaldson Foundation
DoTopia
Dryer Family Foundation
Edward and Karayn Cunnington Family
Foundation
The Elizabeth C. Quinlan Foundation
Faye M. Padgett Trust
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
• Jack and Kate Helms Fund
• McElroy Family Fund
• Rosa Miller Gift Fund
• David J. Sutton Gift Fund
• William and Ann Hart Wernz Fund
Franciscan Poor Clare Nuns
General Mills Foundation
H.B. Fuller Company Foundation
Harry Debes Family Foundation
Highland Capital Brokerage
Honeywell International Corporation
The Hubbard Broadcasting Foundation
Hunt Electric Corporation
Jary Lemieux Scholarship Fund
The Jay & Rose Phillips Family
Foundation of Minnesota
Jesuit Retreat House on Lake Winnebago
Kent Family Charitable Trust
Lake Region Medical
Liberty Diversified International
LRE Foundation
Mall of America
Marbrook Foundation
Markoe House Jesuit Community
Marquette Companies
May Family Foundation
McGlynn Family Foundation
The Medtronic Foundation
The Minneapolis Foundation
• David and Kathy Jungquist Fund
• Brian Mark Family Fund
• Terence Fruth and Mary McEvoy
Family Fund
Minneapolis Rotary Foundation
Minnesota Community Foundation
• Alan Geiwitz and Mary McMahon
Charitable Fund
• Tantay Ventures Fund
Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley Foundation
The Mortenson Family Foundation
National Christian Foundation Twin Cities
Minnesota Chapter of the National
Football League Alumni
National Philanthropic Trust
Network for Good
Northstar Education Finance
Northwestern Mutual Foundation
Oak Grove Capital
OLG Men’s Club
Opus Foundation
The Ouellette Foundation
PadillaCRT
Pax Christi Catholic Community
Carl and Eloise Pohlad Family Foundation
PreferredOne
The Prudential Foundation Matching
Gifts
Q Pro Cleaning
Razoo Foundation
Razoo Global Corporation
Riverway Foundation
The Ron and Kathy Colby Family
Foundation
Ryan Companies US
The Saint Paul Foundation
• Martin and Esther Kellogg Fund
• Tom and Mary Gerry Lee Family
Foundation
Schwab Charitable Fund
Shamrock Foundation
Sisters of St Joseph of Medaille
Soran Foundation
Spanish International Soccer League
Association
SPS Commerce
Staley Family Foundation
Target Corporation
The Murray Institute
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
Foundation
Truist
Trujillo’s Tax Services
U.S. Bank Foundation
Greater Twin Cities United Way
Visitation Monastery of Minneapolis
Wells Fargo Foundation Educational
Matching Gift Program
Welsh Family Foundation
WEM Foundation
Wisconsin Province of the Society of
Jesus
Cristo Rey Jesuit H.S.
­Legacy Society
Bob and Beth Elfstrand
Bernice and Clarence Hynes
Edward and Beverly Kaye
Fr. Tim Manatt, SJ
John and Jane McNeill
John F. Mullen †
Tish and Richard Osborn
Colleen Ryan
Mariah Snyder
Ella Spanjers
Richard Stadtherr
Jane Ladky and Charles Vogel
Stephen and Amy Wehr
Jane and Jack Whiteford
Robert and Judi Wilmot
† Deceased
Consolidated Statement of Activities
for the Year Ended June 30, 2014
An independent audit of the school’s finances was performed for the year ended June 30, 2014.
For a copy of the complete audited financial statements, please contact Gabriel Espinosa 612-545-9707.
C. 6%
D. 3%
ASSETS
Cash
$1,250,298
Accounts Receivable
167,902
Pledges Receivable, net
138,601
Prepaid Expenses & Other Assets
36,063
Endowment Investments 276,777
Property & Equipment Net
12,087,375
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES 12,950
283,170
69,464
TOTAL LIABILITIES
365,584
$
REVENUES
A. Contributions and operating pledges* $ 3,470,446
B. CWSP Sponsorships
2,035,227
C. Other revenue
360,230
D. Family Contributions
196,907
TOTAL LIABILITIES
AND NET ASSETS
$6,062,810
* Includes pledges received.
Unrestricted Net Assets
$13,004,813
Unrestricted - Board Designated
276,777
Temporarily Restricted Net Assets
309,842
TOTAL NET ASSETS
A. 57%
$13,957,016
Accounts Payable
Accrued Expenses
Deferred Revenue
NET ASSETS
B. 34%
B. 7%
C. 5%
$ 13,591,432
$ 13,957,016
A. 88%
EXPENSES
A. Program Services
$ 5,198,156
B. Fund Raising
411,889
C. General and Administrative
294,886
$5,904,931
FATHER JOHN P. FOLEY, S.J. IS THE FOUNDING
president of the first Cristo Rey high school in Chicago
which opened in 1996. Our students once asked him why he
opened it. His response was that, “We had all of this talent
in the neighborhood that was being wasted. We wanted
our young people to maximize their talent and be able to
contribute.” It is a Jesuit tradition to maximize your given
talent so that you may glorify God. We call this “For the
greater glory of God” or in Latin “Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam
(AMDG)” our school theme for 2013-2014. As our school
community grows, students have even more opportunities
to maximize their talent and give glory to God.
God’s greater glory was recognized throughout the
community when students:
– volunteered as tutors, neighborhood clean-ups,
supporting parish events and entertaining the youth or
elderly.
– wrote AMDG on tests and papers they proudly
submitted to demonstrate academic standards.
– competed with other high schools: This was our most
competitive year athletically as two teams lost in playoff
games in overtime and our track team had two students
qualify for the section meet. – acted, sang and danced during our second, but a
much larger production of the musical “Grease.”
– took time three times a week to examine their
conscience in the manner St. Ignatius of Loyola
developed 450 years ago.
– assumed more responsibility in the workplace including
supervising and developing other student-workers.
– Our junior chapter of the Society of Hispanic
Professional Engineers or SHPE (pronounced “ship”),
launched our first ever Robotics team. The students
worked each day after school and on weekends to
fundraise, design, and build their robot with engineers
from local firms and engineering students from local
universities supported. At the regional competition in
Duluth the team placed 40th out of 120 teams. Most
importantly, the true glory of their talents came out
in the collaboration they displayed at the regional
competition.
If you have seen our vans throughout town transporting
students to and from work, you might have also seen the
AMDG logo on the back window. That is our mission: to
maximize the talent found in the neighborhoods we serve
so that God’s glory may be recognized.
AMDG
Jeb Myers and Timothy Kosiek
2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT
ELECTRICAL SERVICES
Parsons Electric, LLC
INIDIA
GOES
HERE
2924 4TH AVENUE SOUTH
MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55408
Corporate Work Study Program
AUTOMOTIVE
Advance Auto Parts
Luther Automotive Group*
BANKING/FINANCE
Allianz Life*
Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP
BMO Harris Bank
CliftonLarsonAllen, LLP
Deluxe Corp
Dougherty & Company, LLC
KPMG
Lazard Middle Market LLP
PwC LLP
US Bank*
Wipfli LLP
COMMODITIES
AgMotion*
Cargill, Inc.
CHS, Inc.
Congratulations to our First Robotics team who finished in 40th place during its first competition in Duluth in 2014.
CONSTRUCTION/REAL ESTATE
Cushman & Wakefield/NorthMarq
M. A. Mortenson Construction
Ryan Companies US, Inc.
CONSUMER GOODS
General Mills*
Kemps, LLC
AD MAJOREM DEI GLORIAM
All for the Greater Glory of God
CORPORATE WORK STUDY PROGRAM
FIFTEEN MONTHS AGO, ITZAYAN ROCHA-CONORADO
‘17 had never had a job before. She was an outstanding middle school student excited to start a new adventure at Cristo
Rey J­ esuit High School. But ‘Itzy’, as she is affectionately
called around school, was not only starting a new school, but
a new job too.
a student who has great skills, which Itzy has. She is the first
Cristo Rey student to support HR and they are really happy
with her work. She even manages access to private, confidential information.”
SALO, LLC was one of the first companies to hire our
students when the school opened in 2007 and continues to
welcome new students each year. Nance Torrence, Director
of Facilities, started supervising the students in 2007 and says
that the Corporate Work Study Program (CWSP) is a two-way
street. “Students help us get our work done and we enjoy
mentoring and helping them get out into the real world.”
Entering the summer of 2014, Torrence had only taken one
vacation in her nine year tenure with the company and had
plans for vacation number two. Torrence was concerned
about taking time away, but she looked to Itzy to keep the
office going. “I talked to Itzy and asked her to come in and
do her normal responsibilities. And she did great! These
students can do anything anyone else can do. When I was
on vacation I thought, here’s a girl who’s fifteen years old and
she did just fine!”
As a freshman, Itzy was responsible for ordering office
supplies, setting up for meetings, and even updating SALO’s
intranet. This year, Itzy has expanded her responsibilities.
Torrence says, “We’d kind of been looking to branch out with
Itzy hopes to continue working at SALO until she graduates.
When asked what she would say to another student considering interviewing to work at SALO, she responded, “No,
sorry, that’s my job!”
Jennifer ‘11, Jeffrey ‘11,
Nancy ‘11, and Miriam
‘11 all studied abroad last
school year.
208 Graduates
100% accepted to
college or military
71% enrolled in
2- or 4-year colleges or
military
4% have already
completed a postsecondary degree or
professional certificate
more than
40 different colleges in
15 states & D.C.
SUPPORT FOR GRADUATES
BEFORE ATTENDING CRISTO REY JESUIT HIGH
SCHOOL, our students have a pretty limited world view.
They spend most of their time in their own neighborhoods.
Our Corporate Work Study Program expands our students’
world when they go “downtown” for perhaps the first time
and they work side-by-side with lawyers, accountants and
engineers. In addition, our college counseling office takes
students on visits to college campuses throughout the
Midwest, and, of course, then they go on to enroll in those
same universities.
For a few members of the class of 2011 (our first
graduates) their world view became much bigger last year
when they spent a semester studying abroad. Nancy ’11
and Miriam ’11, both at St. Mary’s University in Winona,
studied in Sevilla, Spain, while Jeffrey ’11, at St. John’s
University, was in Chile; Simone ’11 of Augsburg College
was in Mexico; and Jennifer ’11, also a student at St.
Mary’s, studied in Rome, Italy.
When asked why he chose to study abroad, Jeffrey said,
“I wanted to explore the world that I had been learning so
much about in school.”
Miriam shared that, “My parents were really excited for
me. They were proud of the fact that their daughter got to
study overseas.”
All five emphasized the value of their experience and
agreed that they learned more outside of the classroom
than in it. Simone spent part of her semester living in the
indigenous community of Amatlan. “Overall, studying in
Mexico was the best experience I have had.”
Jeffrey shared insights. “I learned about the strength of the
mind and its ability to assimilate to a completely different
culture. I challenged myself and I stepped outside of
my comfort zone, because I knew this experience would
positively benefit me. I am very grateful.”
EDUCATION
Capella Education Co.
Cristo Rey Jesuit High School– Twin Cities*
Educational Credit Management
Corporation (ECMC)
Joyce Preschool
Lundstrum Center for the Performing Arts
Risen Christ Elementary School
University of St. Thomas-Opus College of
Business
ENERGY
Xcel Energy, Inc. *
FOUNDATIONS
Catholic Community Foundation
Page Education Foundation
Pohlad Family Foundation
HEALTHCARE
Abbott Northwestern Hospital
Children’s Hospitals & Clinics of Minnesota
HealthPartners*
Medtronic, Inc.*
Regions Hospital
INSURANCE
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota
Cobb Strecker Dunphy and Zimmerman
(CSDZ)
OptumHealth
OptumInsight*
UnitedHealth Group*
LAW
Barnes & Thornburg LLP
Dorsey & Whitney LLP
Faegre Baker Daniels LLP
Fredrikson & Byron, P.A.
General Mills* Legal Department
Gray Plant Mooty
Lindquist & Vennum PLLP
Medtronic* Legal Department
Merchant & Gould
Oppenheimer Wolff & Donnelly LLP
Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi LLP
Stinson Leonard Street LLP
UnitedHealth Group* Legal Department
Xcel Energy, Inc.* Legal Department
MANUFACTURING
Ecolab
LeJeune Steel Co.
Tennant Co.
Valspar Corporation
MEDIA/PRINTING
Hubbard Broadcasting Inc.
Japs–Olson Company
KFAI, Fresh Air, Inc
Merrill Corporation*
NONPROFIT
Animal Humane Society (Underwritten by:
The Colleen Ryan Family)
The Basilica of St. Mary
Catholic Charities of St. Paul & Minneapolis
Children’s Theatre Company
Holy Rosary/Santo Rosario Catholic Church
International Education Center
Open Arms of Minnesota (Underwritten by:
The General Mills Foundation)
Science Museum of Minnesota
(Underwritten by: The Kate Roehl and
Mark Fleischhacker Families)
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Youth Frontiers, Inc.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Ceridian Corporation
SALO/Oberon/NumberWorks LLC
RETAIL
Diversified Distribution Systems, LLC (DDS)
Great Clips, Inc.
Mall of America
Omni Workspace
Target Corporation
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
Pace Analytical
TECHNOLOGY
Avtex Solutions LLC
Convey
SPS Commerce, Inc.*
TRANSPORTATION
C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc.
Delta Airlines, Inc.
Expeditors International of Washington,
Inc.
*Company employs more than one team of
students