Mike Gruber and Dan Novakov of The Catholic Foundation Advisory Council join Len Ruby, Chairman of the Board of The Catholic Foundation, for The Catholic Foundation’s Advisors Series for Estate and Wealth Management Professionals.
Cistercian Preparatory School received a $50,000 grant from The Catholic Foundation in 2007 to renovate one senior classroom.
David Small, Trustee of The Catholic Foundation; Rozene Pride, Charley Pride; Becky Small; Mayor Pro Tem Dwaine Caraway; and Texas State Representative Barbara Mallory Caraway gather at the African American Museum in Dallas for a reception highlighting The Catholic Foundation’s support of the southern sector of Dallas.
Chief Deputy Edgar McMillan; Charley Pride; Cheryl Mansour, Vice President of Development at The Catholic Foundation; and David Small, Trustee of The Catholic Foundation, gather at the African American Museum for a reception recognizing The Catholic Foundation’s support of the southern sector of Dallas.
Leamon Lafayette, member of The Catholic Foundation Advisory Council; Kate Dailey, principal of Bishop Dunne Catholic School; Bill Hollon; and Michael George, Senior Development Officer at The Catholic Foundation, gather at the African American Museum for a reception recognizing The Catholic Foundation’s support of Dallas’ southern sector with grants totaling more than $2.26 million since 2000.
Betty Jo Lastelick, Hortense Ransom and Jerry Lastelick gather at the African American Museum for a reception highlighting The Catholic Foundation’s support of the southern sector of Dallas. Since 2000, The Catholic Foundation has supported Dallas’ southern sector with grants totaling more than $2.26 million.
Kate Dailey, principal of Bishop Dunne Catholic School; Charley Pride; Texas State Representative Barbara Mallory Caraway; and Kasey Hollon, Trustee of The Catholic Foundation; gather at the African American Museum in Dallas for a reception. The reception was co-hosted by the Prides, the Caraways and David and Becky Small to recognize The Catholic Foundation’s support of organizations in Dallas’ southern sector.
Charley Pride and his wife Rozene address guests at a reception at the African American Museum recognizing The Catholic Foundation’s support of the southern sector of Dallas. The Prides joined David and Becky Small and Dwaine and Barbara Mallory Caraway as co-hosts of the event.
On the last day of her senior year at Bishop Dunne Catholic School, Lauren Rogers spoke at a reception at the African American Museum about her school. The reception recognized The Catholic Foundation’s support of the southern sector of Dallas, which includes $615,000 to Bishop Dunne Catholic School for scholarships and renovations since 2000. Ms. Rogers will attend Howard University in the fall.
On the last day of their senior year at Bishop Dunne Catholic School, Samantha Smith, Lauren Rogers and Lauren Birks volunteered at a reception at the African American Museum recognizing The Catholic Foundation’s support of the southern sector of Dallas. The Catholic Foundation has given more than $615,000 to Bishop Dunne Catholic School for scholarships and renovations since 2000. All three Bishop Dunne graduates will be attending college in the fall – Notre Dame University for Ms. Smith, Howard University for Ms. Rogers, and The University of Texas at Austin for Ms. Birks.
Len Ruby, Chairman of The Catholic Foundation Board of Trustees, congratulates Principal Chris Rebuck of St. John Catholic School in Ennis after presenting the principal with a grant of $20,000 to purchase new computers for the school.
Bob Baillargeon, Trustee of The Catholic Foundation; Father Josef Vollmer-Koenig of St. Patrick Church; Chan Ajack of St. Patrick Church; Bob Bonomi, Assistant to the Pastor at St. Patrick Church, meet during The Catholic Foundation Spring Grant Ceremony.
Len C. Ruby, Chairman of the Board of The Catholic Foundation, and Edwin M. Schaffler, President and CEO of The Catholic Foundation, present J. Oliver McGonigle with the 2008 Catholic Foundation Award for his dedication to serving the greater Dallas community and the overall Catholic community.
The Most Rev. Kevin J. Farrell, Bishop of the Diocese of Dallas, congratulates J. Oliver McGonigle, winner of the 2008 Catholic Foundation Award.
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