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Protecting and NurturingChildren and YouthYour generous donations enabled…4006,4002,9002,0004,65027,000children to be adopted by loving familieschildren and teens to be placed in safe foster careyouth to participate in sound after-school programschildren to enjoy summer campschildren to grow and learn in day careyouth to play wholesome sports“I’ve raised my children to understandthat it’s not an obligation but aresponsibility to help othersa little less fortunate.”—Stanley E. Grayson, President & COO ofM.R. Beal & Company and former NYCdeputy mayor for finance, with hisdaughter Lauren A. Grayson“Catholic Charities turns strangersinto neighbors united in a commonpurpose—to make a difference.”—Lauren A. Grayson, Specialist to Merril LynchCounsel and Junior Board Member6 Annual Report 2008
Catholic Charities Big Sisters and Big Brothershelped foster the goals of Rayshell, 14, and herbrother, Daniel, 18, and showed them a worldoutside their Harlem neighborhood. Danielnow studies to become a chef and Rayshelldreams of becoming a judge.“If it weren’t for them, I don’tthink I’d be here.”—DanielSome children cannot receive all the support they need in their ownhomes. Catholic Charities bolsters families, providing counseling, foster care,adoptions, day care and support. It helps struggling youth gain confidenceand lasting values that serve them into adulthood. At Cardinal McCloskeySchool and Home for Children, youth facing challenges and mentally retarded/developmentally delayed adolescent and adult individuals receive subsidizedgroup and family day care services, preventive and family rehabilitationservices, foster boarding home and residential group care in the Bronx,Manhattan, Westchester and Rockland Counties.www.catholiccharitiesny.org 7
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