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Maria (Mona) Robinson, MD
The Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities
Michael Wolohan, MD
Wolohan Family Foundation
Anne Cullen Miller
Catholic Community Foundation of Minnesota
Charles Schaffler
Assisi Foundation of Memphis
Beth Flaherty
Flaherty Family Foundation
Alexia K. Kelley
FADICA
Bernard Brenninkmeijer
Porticus
Timothy Connors
Connors Foundation for Catholic Activities
Karen Rauenhorst
Mark and Karen Rauenhorst Family Foundation
Gabriela Smith
Crimsonbridge Foundation
Sister Jane Wakahiu, LSOSF, Ph.D.
Conrad N. Hilton Foundation
Christine Wolohan
Wolohan Family Foundation
Andrea Hattler Bramson
The Loyola Foundation
Anthony Brenninkmeyer
Cushman Foundation
B.J. Cassin
Cassin Educational Initiative Foundation
Elizabeth Anne Donnelly
Mary J. Donnelly Foundation
Deborah A. Estes
Specialty Family Foundation
Bridget McDermott Flood
Incarnate Word Foundation
Denise M. Hattler
The Loyola Foundation
Christine L. Healey
Healey Education Foundation
Thomas J. Healey
Healey Family Foundation
Erica P. John
Erica P. John Fund
Thomas Keith
Sisters of Charity Foundation of South Carolina
Timothy P. Lewis, Esq.
Frank J. Lewis Foundation
Kathleen McCarthy Kostlan
The Thomas and Dorothy Leavey Foundation
Patrick W. McGrory
The Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities
Maureen M. O’Leary
William M. and Miriam F. Meehan Foundation
William F. Raskob, III
The Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities
Michael G. Rauenhorst
MGR Foundation
Kerry A. Robinson
The Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities
Robert A. Smith, III
Carrie Estelle Doheny Foundation
John C. Vatterott
The Joan and John Vatterott Family Foundation
Hans C. Brenninkmeyer ✝
Porticus North America
Forrest N. (Joe) Jenkins ✝
The Assisi Foundation of Memphis
“It seems to me that as we mature as a philanthropic organization, as we continue to uncover the problems and solutions in Catholic life, and as we deepen our spiritual bonds in this service to the Church, we will naturally move more and more toward the challenge of turning our ideas into action…”
-John M. Bruderman
FADICA is the leading philanthropic peer network serving as a catalyst for a vital Catholic Church, Catholic ministries, and the common good. We promote the growth and effectiveness of Catholic philanthropy inspired by the joy of the Gospel and the Catholic social tradition. FADICA supports its members through education, exchange, fellowship and faith, research, joint funding opportunities, and interaction with Catholic leadership.