The support of Corporate & Community Partners provides scholarship funding for qualified students who show academic promise and demonstrate financial need.

Thank you to our Partner of the Month!

Corporate & Community Partner

Action Ambulance

844 Woburn Street

Wilmington, MA 01887

www.actionambulance.com

844 Woburn Street
Wilmington, MA 01877

Mike Woronka '86

www.actionambulance.com

Over 200 students admitted to Central Catholic each year from the Merrimack Valley are unable to attend because of limited available tuition scholarship aid.

Becoming a CCHS Corporate & Community Partner will bestow a life-changing scholarship on a deserving young man or woman.

Investment Levels & Benefits

Investment of $5,000 Annually

Named Scholarship & Event Recognition

Benefits include:

Named Scholarship
Champagnat Awards/Hall of Fame (full page in ad-book)
Red Sea Sponsor for the School-wide Walkathon
Couturier Catwalk4Cancer Sponsor (full page in ad-book)
Business will receive exclusive monthly advertising (your choice of month) as “Corporate Partner of the Month” in all social media including email blasts to current parents and alumni (approximately 6,300 people)
Business name will appear on our “Corporate Partners” Banner, on the “Corporate Partners” webpage and in the Emblem (distributed to over 13,000 people)
Invitations to school leadership events
You have an opportunity to have lunch with your scholarship recipient, if you choose

Most importantly, your business will be providing a promising future to deserving children.

Investment of $3,000 Annually

Named Scholarship

Named Scholarship
Champagnat Awards/Hall of Fame (1/2 page in ad-book)
Red and Blue Sponsor for the Walkathon
Stiletto Catwalk4Cancer Sponsor (1/2 page in ad-book)
Business will receive monthly advertising with one other Corporate Partner (CCHS chooses the month) as “Corporate Partner of the Month” in all social media including email blasts to current parents and alumni (approximately 6,300 people)
Business name will appear on our “Corporate Partners” Banner, on the “Corporate Partners” webpage and in the Emblem (distributed to over 13,000 people)
Invitations to school leadership events
You have an opportunity to have lunch with your scholarship recipient, if you choose

Most importantly, your business will be providing a promising future to deserving children.

Investment of $1,500 Annually

Corporate Partners Scholarship Fund

These funds are combined with other contributions to fund scholarships
Champagnat Awards/Hall of Fame (1/4 page in ad-book)
Team Spirit Sponsor for the Walkathon
Fashionista Catwalk4Cancer Sponsor (1/4 page in ad-book)
Business name will appear on our “Corporate Partners” Banner, on the “Corporate Partners” webpage and in The Emblem (distributed to over 13,000 people)
Invitations to school leadership events

Most importantly, your business will be providing a promising future to deserving children.

become a Corporate & Community Partner

Please patronize our faithful CCHS Partners.

Thank you to all our Partners whose support is changing the lives of young men and women.

Corporate & Community Partner

Tuscan Kitchen

67 Main Street
Salem, NH 03079

Joe Faro '87

www.tuscanbrands.com

Named Scholarship & Event Recognition

Corporate & Community Partner

Eastern Salt Company, Inc

134 Middle Street
Lowell, MA 01852

Joseph McNamee '84

easternsalt.com

Named Scholarship & Event Recognition

Corporate & Community Partner

Enterprise Bank

8 High St.,
Andover, MA 01810

Peter Rayno '78

www.enterprisebanking.com

Named Scholarship & Event Recognition

Corporate & Community Partner

Hi-Tech Windows & Siding

20 Aegean Drive, Unit 4
Methuen, MA 01844

Phone: 800-851-0900

William Chase '86

hitechcorp.biz/

Named Scholarship & Event Recognition

Corporate & Community Partner

Jackson Lumber & Millwork

215 Market Street
Lawrence, MA 01842

Al Torrisi '59

www.jacksonlumber.com

Named Scholarship & Event Recognition

Corporate & Community Partner

TD Bank Charitable Foundation

P.O. Box 9540
Portland, ME 04112

Daniel Griggs

www.tdbank.com/community/corporate_giving

Named Scholarship & Event Recognition

Corporate & Community Partner

Whittemore Company Inc.

30 Glenn Street
Lawrence, MA 01843

Jeffrey Sheehy

www.whittemoreco.com

Named Scholarship & Event Recognition

Corporate & Community Partner

Action Ambulance

844 Woburn Street
Wilmington, MA 01877

Mike Woronka '86

www.actionambulance.com

Corporate Partners Scholarship Fund

Corporate & Community Partner

Carbone Commercial Real Estate, Inc.

5 Stone Edge Lane
Woburn, MA 01801

781-935-5444

Edward Carbone

https://www.carbonere.com/

Corporate Partners Scholarship Fund

Corporate & Community Partner

Gabriel Chiropractic

45 Stiles Road, Unit #104
Salem, NH 03079

Phone: 603-893-1013

Kenneth M. Gabriel '93

Corporate Partners Scholarship Fund

Corporate & Community Partner

Kiwanis Club of Greater Lawrence

Email: info@lawrencekiwanisclub.org

Robert MacDougall

www.Kiwanis.com

www.lawrencekiwanisclub.com

Corporate Partners Scholarship Fund

Corporate & Community Partner

LaPlume & Sons Printing Co., Inc.

1 Farley Street
Lawrence, MA 01843

Scott Morton

www.laplumeprinting.com

Corporate Partners Scholarship Fund

Corporate & Community Partner

LCW Certified Public Accountants

303 Canal Street, Suite 200
Lawrence, MA 01840-1481

Phone: 978-689-8822
Fax: 978-682-9873

Antonio "Tony" Lopez '77
D. Terry O'Sullivan '64
Mark J. Alaimo '01
Adam J. Pappalardo '90

https://lcwcpas.com/

Corporate Partners Scholarship Fund

Corporate & Community Partner

Mann Orchards

27 Pleasant Valley Street
Methuen, MA 01844

Matt Fitzgerald '02

www.MannOrchards.com

Corporate Partners Scholarship Fund

Corporate & Community Partner

Morris, Rossi & Hayes

32 Chestnut Street
Andover, MA 01810

Phone: 978-475-1300

Mike Morris '59
Larry Rossi '64
Jon Rossi '97

Corporate Partners Scholarship Fund

Corporate & Community Partner

MTM Insurance Associates, LLC

1320 Osgood Street
North Andover, MA 01845

Paul MacDonald '81

www.mtminsure.com

Corporate Partners Scholarship Fund

Corporate & Community Partner

Tripoli Bakery & Pizza

106 Common Street
Lawrence, MA 01840

Phone: 978-682-7754
Locations: Lawrence, Methuen, North Andover; Salisbury & Seabrook, NH

Rosario Zappala '66, Matthew Zappala '89, Andrew Zappala '96

www.TripoliBakery.com

Corporate Partners Scholarship Fund

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Central Catholic is committed to support our students' needs....

...as they compassionately support the community's needs.

Fulfilling the Promise: Supporting Tuition Needs of Our Students

Without significant financial tuition assistance annually, more than 350 of our students would not be able to benefit from the educational experience Central Catholic offers, academically, spiritually, socially, morally and physically. These young men and women come from working families of very low or very modest incomes. Understanding that an excellent education is their child’s surest path to a new future, families come to our door at CCHS seeking an opportunity for their children, certain in the knowledge that Central Catholic’s acclaimed college preparatory education will firmly establish a foundation for their future. Families are willing to make the financial sacrifice that this entails. Even the most impoverished families are required to contribute to their capability.

Central Catholic’s commitment in supporting deserving young men & women

350+ students are awarded tuition aid each school year
Central Catholic commits $1.6 million of its funds annually to scholarships and tuition aid
Private foundations provide over $240,000 annually for aid to students
Individual donors contribute approximately $85,000 annually to support tuition assistance to deserving students
Tuition scholarship aid awards range from $2500 to $13,000 annually based on need

How are tuition assistance awards made to qualified students?

Families seeking tuition assistance apply by completing the FACTS Needs Assessment
Families must also submit W-2’s and federal tax returns to verify need
FACTS arrives at a “calculated need” in light of family size, income, expenses and tuition cost
CCHS’ financial aid committee evaluates data and decides on the tuition assistance award
Renewal of aid is based on annual assessment of family need & student’s academic progress

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Committed to Serve

Every one of the 1,200 young men and women at Central Catholic is engaged in serving the needs of people in our communities through Central Catholic’s Christian Service Learning Program.

Each young man and woman volunteers a minimum of 24 hours, many committing much more of their time, talents and compassionate spirit, to help people in the community who need it most.

The Christian Service Learning Program is born out of a fundamental mission of Central Catholic – to instill the value of servant-leadership in our students.

Central Catholic students are called to serve others - especially the least favored in our community.
By “least favored” is meant those who are excluded from the mainstream, both young and older, whose material poverty leads them to be deprived in health, family life, schooling or responsible moral and spiritual values.

How They Serve

Examples of the continuing commitment of CCHS students to serve the community:
• 25+ years of volunteering with Habitat For Humanity
• 148,383 hours of volunteer service since 2007 to local organizations serving the needy
• $286,000 raised for cancer research and treatment by the student-run Catwalk4Cancer Fashion Show
• 5000+ food items collected and donated annually to Lazarus House
• 200+ local community service organizations where CCHS students volunteer annually
• 480+ blood donations by CCHS students in the last 5 years