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The Camp HowardCompleting the Vision Campaign

Welcome to Camp Howard Photo here(entrance sign)

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AMP HOWARD

1953EST.

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MP HOWARD

EST. 1953

Dear Friend of Camp Howard:

Ever since its founding in 1953, Camp Howard has been evolving.

What began as a summer youth camp, has become a year-round center for youth, business conferences, retreats, Outdoor School and other community groups throughout Oregon and South-west Washington. With our beautiful and serene setting, we are a much sought after site for weddings and family gatherings.

One of our constants is that we create happy memories for all who visit Camp Howard. The recent additions of the Howling Howard zipline and Giant Swing make Camp Howard even more fun.

Since the late 1990s, we have been updating camp facilities. We are working to fulfill our vision to be a year-round center of happy memories for all who wish to benefit from our majestic setting and facility resources.

In 2018, we dedicated Mary’s Lodge, a 7,580 s.f. dining hall and multi-purpose center, which more than doubled our service capacity. Thanks to the late Elsie Franz Finley, we are adding a Welcome Center with future plans to construct a multi-use chapel and four adult lodges.

We have been blessed to receive $7 million in donations to the Camp Howard Capital Campaign. We need nearly $5 million to complete the dream of a fully developed Camp Howard that serves the needs of youth, adults and community groups.

And that’s where you come in. Thousands are counting on Camp Howard to be a year-round center of happy memories. May I count on you? Please make your pledge to the Camp Howard Completing the Vision Campaign.

Sincerely yours in Christ,

Sister Krista von Borstel, SSMOExecutive Director(503) 231-9484 x104 srkrista@cyocamphoward.org

CYO SPRING SPORTS 2016The CYO/Camp Howard Staff is always here to help you!

Sr. Krista von BorstelExecutive Director

Jolie Abraham PhantonDir. of Communication

Mark LeeDir. of Swim & Track

Karen von BorstelProperty Director

Jenna BassDir. of VB & BXB

Jenifer KlutheAdministrative Assist.

Donna WallerBusiness Director

Nora GravengaardSummer Program Dir.

Cathy FoyCYO Club Accounts

Tammy ScanlonRules & Comp./ Scholar.

Carrie KeelerReceptionist

Scott KneefelFB/Cheer/BB/LAX

CYO/Camp Howard825 NE 20th Ave. Suite 120Portland, OR 97232www.cyocamphoward.org503-231-9484

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Lisa SandersDevelopment Dir.

CYO SPRING 2016 SPORTS

Ron DePalma

All Saints(503) 913-2322ron.deplam

a@yahoo.com

Melanie Batista

Archbishop Howard

(503) 703-4573m

elbatista@com

cast.net

Kristine BachandCathedral(503) 819-9252k3db@

yahoo.com

Bryan Redmond

Christ The King(503) 730-9965btredm

ond@com

cast.net

Melissa M

cGuireFranciscan M

ontessori(503) 201-7568FM

ESaints@gm

ail.com

Kari SkylesHoly Cross(503) 396-6039dkskyles@

q.com

Ted CollinsHoly Fam

ily(503) 313-8136 cyoholyfam

ily@gm

ail.com

Sonora ThirdgillHoly Redeem

er(503) 970-3134 sthirdgill@

mpdlaw.com

Lisa HicksHoly Trinity(503) 680-9615HTCYOSports@

gmail.com

Aimee Holzschuh

The Madeleine

(503) 998-7368cyo@

themadeleine.edu

Kevin Smith

Our Lady Of Lourdes(360) 901-7043 ksm

ith5@m

tb.com

Cathy FoyOur Lady Of The Lake(503) 740-9487cathy.foy@

comcast.net

Jeff DeringerPacific Crest Academ

y(360) 907-9555athletics@

pacificcrestacademy.org

Wendy GriffinPortland Christian(503) 318-3312 wendy.griffin@

pcschools.org

Kasey DuusSalem

CYO503-910-8942salem

cyoswim@

yahoo.com

Terra StephensSt. Agatha(503) 680-5397stagathacyo@

gmail.com

Scott EberlySt. Andrew

Nativity(503) 891-1175seberly@

nativityportland.com

Geneva Stegemoller

St. Anthony(816) 616-7999gstegem

om@

gmail.com

Joe McCarthy

St. Cecilia(503) 201-4976 stceciliaAD@

gmail.com

Jay BoothSt. Clare(503) 753-6575 jay.booth@

cushwake.com

Andrea Vandomelen

St. Francis Roy / Visitation(503) 312-1333 stfrancisvisitationcyo@

gmail.com

Courtney SchaeferSt. Francis Roy / Visitation(503) 314-7074 stfrancisvisitationcyo@

gmail.com

Kelly CatibayanSt. Francis Sherw

ood(503) 544-8438 kcatibayan@

yahoo.com

Keri ErvingSt. Ignatius(503) 984-2772 stignatiuscyo@

gmail.com

Colin Maulding

St. John The Apostle(503) 706-9044 colinm

aulding@gm

ail.com

Patrick GabrishSt. John The Baptist(503) 419-8266 sjbcyo@

gmail.com

Rod IlgSt. John Fisher(503) 442-5062 rsthrill@

msn.com

Erin NovakSt. Joseph / Vancouver(360) 989-6448 erin.m

arie.novak@gm

ail.com

John Williamson

St. Matthew

(503) 828-6772 jpwm

on@frontier.com

Anthony VukySt. Pius X(503) 213-1444 cyo.stpius@

gmail.com

Pete HarnishSt. Rose / Longview(360) 562-1070 peteharnish@

comcast.net

Charene Simm

onsSt. Therese(503) 754-8671schwabies@

comcast.net

Mary Ann Walker

St. Thomas M

ore(503) 679-1853 m

ary_annwalker@hotm

ail.com

Sybil HernandezTrinity Academ

ysybhernandez@

gmail.com

971-533-9406

Kelly AlfieriValley Catholic(503) 520-4716 kalfieri@

valleycatholic.org

Doug LoilerW

est Hills Christian(503) 341-3975 loiler_doug@

whcs.org

CYO ATHLETIC DIRECTORS 2016

CONTACT YOUR ATHLETIC DIRECTOR TODAY

Our Vision to Be a Year-round Center of Happy Memories

The Franz Finley Welcome CenterThanks to a $1.8 million gift from Elsie Franz Finley, Camp Howard is building a welcome center. The Franz Finley Center will be a place of welcome for camp vis-itors. It will have a welcome area, camp store, nurse station, injury/illness treat-ment rooms, conference room and camp offices.

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The St. Michael the Archangel ChapelWith our vision to serve more visitors and to be a year-round center, we need to replace our chapel. The present chapel capacity is for 150 youth and is undersized for weekly camp guests of 200-250. Its raised-up foundation has fallen into disrepair. The roof has water leaks during rainy seasons and sun leaks during summer. The heating system is inefficient and takes up a lot of space. The building is not easy to clean because of its aged plywood floors.

Chapel floor planOur solution is to construct a 300-person capacity chapel with 4,430 s.f. of space. It will be twice as big as the existing chapel. Its primary use will be for camp liturgies and allow expanded use for large group meetings/conferences, weddings, and Christian music concerts.

Two anonymous donors have paved the way for the chapel with donations totaling $1 million. We are working to raise the balance of pledges and begin construction in 2020.

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Adult LodgesMost Camp Howard facilities were built in the early 1960s. Our adult lodging facilities are very dated and come across as ‘bunk houses,’ not much for comfort, relaxation, or the level of hospitality we aim to provide.

Our plan is to construct 4, 2-story, 1,770 s.f. adult lodges. Each lodge will have 4 bedrooms and accommodate a combined total of 32 guests. Simple, comfortable and relaxing.

The Camp Howard Completing the Vision Campaign

$11,560,000 Total Goal$6,780,000 Raised

As of 11-10-18$3,960,000 Goal

$3,960,000 Raised

Mary’s Lodge Welcome Center

$2,700,000 Goal

Chapel

$2,500,000 Goal

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$1,000,000 Raised

$1,820,000 Raised

$2,400,000 Goal

Construction Timeline 2018 2019 2020 2021n Mary’s Lodge n Finley Welcome n St. Michael Chapel n Adult LodgesCompleted on 8-11-18 Center

An Ambitious UndertakingFor Camp Howard to raise nearly $12 million in a capital campaign may seem unattainable to some. That’s what we thought when we set out to raise $4 million for the Mary’s Lodge Project. But, we surpassed that goal and already received $3 million for our next projects. If all friends of Camp Howard pledge what they can, we’ll reach our goal.

Double Your DonationDo you work for a matching gift company? If so, talk with your HR Department and send in a matching gift form with your donation and your employer will match it. Some companies that make matching gifts include: Intel, Nike, US Bank, Wells Fargo and many others.

C

AMP HOWARD

1953EST.

CA

MP HOWARD

EST. 1953

How You Can HelpWe are asking each friend of Camp Howard to make a pledge payable over three years. Pledges can be paid monthly, quarterly, or annually. Gifts can be paid with check, credit card, stock transfers and online at: cyocamphoward.org.

To Make Your Gift or PledgePlease make your tax-deductible check payable and send to:CYO/Camp Howard825 NE 20th Ave #120Portland, OR 97232

Campaign Steering CommitteeThe Completing the Vision for Camp Howard Campaign is being guided by a team of respected business leaders, including:

Jolie Abraham PhantonCYO/Camp HowardKathleen BurtchaellCommunity VolunteerJohn ConveryVista Capital PartnersTom and Debbie FesslerWoodburn NurseryHenry FitzgibbonSoderstrom ArchitectsVicki FordHoly Family Parish

Marty KehoeKehoe NorthWest PropertiesLaurie KelleyProvidence FoundationKevin KellyRetired Business OwnerRick Skayhan Leonard Adams InsuranceSister Krista von Borstel SSMOCYO/Camp Howard