Annual Report 2014

Through a rigorous core curriculum, a nurturing residential program and strong family partnerships, the
Glenwood experience builds a platform children need to be successful students and become outstanding
citizens. This experience forever changes their lives, enhances the lives of their families and improves the
fabric of their communities.
Each year, Glenwood’s students reap the benefits of our dedicated staff. Our teachers dedicate themselves
to providing a top notch education. Our house parents create a true family in their cottages. The Glenwood
Community has created a special place for our students to grow and mature into responsible young adults
and contributing members of society.
Our students are able to transcend their circumstances, so that they may take that next step. All of our
students are promoted to the next grade level; each 8th grader goes on to high school; and, each graduating
high school senior attends college, enrolls in a trade school, or enters the military.
With a stable foundation and a firm commitment to our future, Glenwood Academy stands poised to develop
new strategies to meet both opportunities and challenges in our constantly evolving environment.
We are proud to share with you the accomplishments of the past year. We have been able to change our
student’s lives because of your generous support. Within the pages of this annual report, you will find stories of
how Glenwood has made a difference, how house parents dedicate themselves to their kids, and how donors
truly connect with our mission.
President’s Letter
Dear Friends,
As part of the new leadership at Glenwood Academy, we are pleased to present the annual report for FY14
(September 1, 2013 - August 31, 2014) that details our financial operations, program impact and recognizes
our donors and partners who remain committed to offering a bright, new world of promise for our students.
We are so grateful for your support. Thanks for all you do for Glenwood Academy!
Warm regards,
Mark WightMary Hollie
Chairman, Board of Trustees
President and CEO
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Glenwood Academy’s 2014 8th Grade Graduates
2013-2014
How Glenwood Makes a Difference
“Glenwood is not just a school; it’s a family.” Seventh grader, Elijah D.
Elijah came to Glenwood Academy in a time of need. When he was born, his father had already left his life,
his mother had become ‘lost to the streets’ and his grandmother was not capable of raising a child. The family
turned to Elijah’s great-grandmother. She took him in, even though she lives on a very restricted income. There
are times when it is hard for her to put food on the table for herself, let alone a growing boy.
During these difficult circumstances, Eula turned to Glenwood. Elijah enrolled at Glenwood as a third grader.
Because Eula knows that Elijah is well taken care of at Glenwood, she rests easier at night. With Glenwood’s
residential program, Elijah lives in a cottage with five other young boys his age, all under the supervision of his
house parents, Angela and Clayton Berkey.
Unfortunately, many of Glenwood’s children live at or below the poverty level in the Chicagoland area, from
communities that struggle with gangs, drugs, and violence. Nearly 50% of Glenwood’s students are from
underserved and marginalized communities in Chicago. Some children come to Glenwood during a crisisdealing with issues like illness, desertion, or drug abuse in their family.
Another reason parents turn to Glenwood is to ensure their child escapes the violence on the city streets.
When Vashawn S. came to Glenwood, he and his mom were looking for a place to keep him safe. He was
growing up in an environment where gunshots were something you heard every day. He also felt that his
teachers never really cared if he learned what they were supposed to be teaching. The violence was just too
overwhelming. You were either in a gang or you got beat up.
Making a Difference
Coming to Glenwood gave Vashawn a piece of mind and an opportunity to concentrate on his studies and
grades. He has flourished at Glenwood and is currently in his senior year at Bloom Township High School.
These two students know that attending Glenwood has given them a chance at a life that they didn’t think
was possible. Elijah still struggles a bit in school, but he knows that by studying harder, he will succeed at
Glenwood. Vashawn has his eyes set on attending Northern Illinois University. He is succeeding because
of the support that he has received from his teachers and house parents, and our donors, at Glenwood.
At the Senior Banquet, graduates were given artwork depicting the first initial of their first name.
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Glenwood offers a unique experience, and that is mainly because of our house parents. House parents strive
to develop strong partnerships with families by offering support, guidance and education, not only for the
students but for family members as well. Students live on campus during the week; they are dropped off on
Sunday nights, and picked up by their parents or guardians on Friday afternoons. During these times, parents,
guardians and house parents, build a relationship and discuss any issues children may be experiencing as well
as how to address them as a team. Parents receive weekly reports, known as “Friday Folders,” that illustrate
the positive behavior and any challenging behavior that the student struggled with during the week.
The role of the house parent is an exceptional one. House parents are role models for our students. They
give one-on-one attention as needed and are ready to listen when children are excited or discouraged about
their lives. House parents discuss issues their student is having and work with the child to address them in a
constructive way. This might include taking care of a sick child in the middle of the night, answering questions
before bedtime or just providing reassurance to soothe concerns about the future, homesickness or other
fears. Most times, children just need a caring adult to talk to and who takes the time to listen.
Mary and Bill Hill have been house parents for 23 years. They have 5 children of their own and 20
grandchildren. Mary has always worked in customer service and sales; in her 13 years of selling cars, she
was always the first woman at each dealership where she worked. When Mary was the manager of a
Blockbuster Video, one of her employees was going through a tough time and while trying to help this
employee get out of a bad situation, Mary learned about Glenwood.
She was so impressed with the school, she wanted to become a part of the team. Mary applied for the job
of relief house parent before speaking with Bill. At the time, Bill was managing a group of dry cleaners and
supervising 23 people. He was a bit hesitant about being a house parent at first, but, after seeing how
much it meant to Mary, he relented.
Mary has always felt that she was placed here to give back and to help others. She truly believes in the
ministry of lifting others up. When she found Glenwood, she immediately knew this was the place for her.
One year after applying for the job at Glenwood, the Hills joined Glenwood’s staff as the house parents of
Ryerson Cottage.
Being house parents has never
been a job for the Hills; it has
always been a ministry. Seeing
their students grow and prosper
is what keeps them here at
Glenwood.
The Hills with the boys of Ryerson Cottage from Christmas 2014.
While Mary was the driving force of what brought them to Glenwood, Bill recently discovered something from
his past that led him to believe Glenwood was his destiny. In some old boxes, he uncovered something from
third grade: his teacher asked him what he wanted to be when he grew up. He replied that he wanted to be
the best dad he could be.
By joining Glenwood, the Hills have enriched the lives of so many of our students. We are truly lucky to have
them here!
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Over the years, the Hills have
been house parents to many
students. They were the house
parents to the first cottage of
girls when Glenwood expanded
in 2003. They have since
returned to being house parents
to high school boys. This past
Christmas, the Hills sent out a
card with their boys all wearing
Santa hats.
The Hills Are Alive
The Hills Are Alive With the Sound of Glenwood
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True Collaborators: The Greer Foundation
Over the years, Glenwood Academy has been lucky to have true collaborators. These are individuals or
organizations who believe in our mission, and more importantly, the success of our students. Through
various avenues, a person can become aware of Glenwood, albeit a personal connection, a trusted
colleague, or through word-of-mouth.
Pat and Carl Greer were introduced to Glenwood through Bob Darnall, a Glenwood Trustee. Through the
years, Pat and Carl have supported many worthy causes in the Chicago area. They have always donated to
organizations that aim to break bad cycles and treat the whole person. If a child is surrounded by a stressful or
abusive home life, this is what a child comes to understand as normal behavior. As such, the child could grow
up and continue that type of negative cycle. At Glenwood, Pat and Carl found a school that works with the
whole family to ensure the child does not become a negative statistic, and understands that there are many
opportunities to explore.
The Greer Foundation
Some years ago, Pat and Carl established the Greer Foundation. This allows their family to support many
organizations that they believe in, and allows them to become more closely involved with supporting the
mission of these organizations by creating specific partnerships. A driving force of the mission of the Greer
Foundation is collaborating with like-minded organizations. Former Glenwood President John Irwin along with
Pat and Carl Greer joined together to see if junior high students could be enticed to think of a career in a STEM
field. Opening up different doors so that our students can experience what is outside of the norm, is a goal for
both organizations.
This partnership established the Greer Scholars. This scholarship is an amazing opportunity for our graduating
seniors, and Glenwood is honored that the Greer Foundation has created this unique collaboration with its
students. The Greer Foundation has committed up to $720,000 in continuing education scholarships for
Glenwood graduates. An average of $6,000 per year will be provided for up to six graduates to continue
their education in one of the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) study areas. Scholars must
show they would not be able to attend college without the support of the Greer Foundation, as it only provides
need-based scholarships.
The Greer Foundation has also recently awarded a challenge grant to Glenwood for the summer enrichment
program. Donations will be matched dollar for dollar up to $25,000 by the Foundation.
This hands-on approach shows how dedicated the Greer Foundation is to each organization it supports.
Glenwood is honored to work with the Foundation in creating new and exciting opportunities for our students!
The 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners of the junior high science fair. Science teacher Janet Hadnott at the far right.
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Each year, Glenwood looks for new and exciting ways to grow and expand the opportunities we provide
to our students.
Once again this year, we have joined the Stock Market Game, an annual competition among hundreds of
schools across the state of Illinois. We are so proud of our students, who routinely place in the top ten of junior
high schools. This game allows students to ‘invest’ $100,000 in the stock market, so that they learn about our
economy, how to make wise financial decisions and also, how to listen and work well with others.
Working well with others is also a key component of Cub Scouts.
Recently, house parent Dave Hewchuk has taken on the task of leading a pack of Cub Scouts. The emphasis
of Cub Scouting is to have fun and learn at the same time. Cub Scouts learn new things, discover and master
new skills, gain self-confidence, and develop strong friendships. Cultivating a love and appreciation of the
outdoors and outdoor activities are key elements.
A love of the outdoors and camping will definitely have an impact on attending Camp Getschow and a new
partnership with the Cook County Forest Preserve. Many of our students do come from ‘concrete jungles’ and
may not have an appreciation for nature. Living on 125 beautiful acres, and being surrounded by a few forest
preserves, students have access to a world that they had been cut off from before.
New Activities
Beyond 187th and Halsted
Glenwood opens doors that have traditionally been shut for our students. We need them to truly experience
the world around them. We are so grateful we can bring these programs to them and we can do that because
of your support!
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Glenwood Cub Scouts proudly displaying their boxcar derby winners.
2013-2014
Board of Trustees
Officers
Trustees
Mark T. Wight, Chairman
Chairman and CEO - Wight & Company
Julie Badel
Partner - Epstein, Becker & Green, P.C.
Craig Stern, Chairman Executive Committee
President & CEO - Rogers Enterprises, Inc.
Dennis Berger
Senior Vice President &
Chief Coworker Services Officer
CDW Corporation
Mary H. Hollie
President & CEO - Glenwood Academy
Matt Darnall
Managing Director - Goldman, Sachs & Co.
S. Biff Bowman, Vice Chairman
Executive Vice President & CFO
Northern Trust Company
Robert J. Darnall
Retired Chairman & CEO - Inland Steel
Boris Elisman, Vice Chairman
President and CEO - ACCO Brands
Alan Duff, Glenwood Alumnus
Patrick Flinn, Vice Chairman
Retired President - Flinn Scientific
Blanche E. Hill
Executive Vice President - Superior Ambulance
Kurt A. Gabouer, Vice Chairman
Partner - KPMG, LLP
Harry Hostetler
Retired CEO - Whiteley Bearing
Timothy J. Gardner, Vice Chairman
Retired, Executive Vice President
Illinois Tool Works
Michael T. Lyon
President - Cirrus Advisors, Inc.
Andrew D. Marek
Managing Director - Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors
Pamela D. Lawlor, Vice Chairman
Community Representative
Christopher McMahon
Managing Director - Robert W. Baird & Co.
Norman H. Wesley, Vice Chairman
Retired Chairman & CEO - Fortune Brands
Helmut Mlakar, Glenwood Alumnus
CEO - Vanguard Archives
Glenwood Academy Administration
William H. Osborne
Senior Vice President
Global Manufacturing & Quality Navistar, Inc.
Leadership
Mary H. Hollie
President & CEO
Perry R. Pero
Retired Vice Chairman & CFO - Northern Trust
Colleen Conlan-Carter
Vice President, Academic Affairs
David W. Valentine
Partner - 221 Partner, LLC
Julie Jackson
Vice President, Chief Financial Officer
David J. Vitale
President - Chicago Board of Education
Sean Word
Vice President, Residential Services
Laura Wulf
Vice President, Clinical Services
Charles S. Walls
Vice President
Customer Revenue Assurance - ComEd
Michele Wysoglad
Vice President, Development
Louis J. Weber III
Capital Partner - Winston & Strawn, LLP
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Through their kindness and generosity, members of the Cornerstone Society have included
Glenwood Academy in their estate giving plans. Cornerstone members make provisions such
as bequests, gift annuities, trusts, IRA distributions, and retirement plans to benefit the children
of Glenwood. We are grateful for their steadfast commitment and dedication to our mission.
Members
Anonymous (4)
Lenard & Carol Lewis
Justine M. Almon
Oscar & Judith Lewis
Mary Ann Bergin
Lael & Charlene Mathis
John & Kathy Burke
William & Shirley McConnor
Mary Louise Chopard
Doris C. McCormick
Timothy & Mary Clulo
Cynthia McManus
Harry T. Courser
Frank & Inna Morgan
Robert & Marletta Darnall
Donald A. Morrison
Capt. John E. Day
John & Maxine Noonan
Jim & Debbi Doyle
Jane M. Peterson
Diane K. DuBois
Colonel Fremont & Ann Piercefield
Lawrence A. Framburg
Thomas & Patricia Pretz
Gloria R. Geiman
Linda Quagliani & David Corbin
Gretchen R. Hannan
Ronald & Sharon Rogowski
Catherine M. Heck
Kristine Sandrick
Blanche E. Hill
Reverend Margaret L. Schultz
Miriam C. Hillmert
Craig & Lori Stern
Harry & Marie Hostetler
Glen & Evelyn Thornell
Marilyn K. Johnson
Doris M. Waldschmidt
Lois D. Kline
Chuck & Joy Waterman
Rodney & Cynthia Krauss
David & Barbara Webster
James Kucinski
Mark Wight & Eszter Borvendeg
Paul & Coleen Lehman
Orrin R. Williams
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Elementary school students ready to learn!
Cornerstone Society
Cornerstone Society
2013-2014
Statement of Financial Activities and Position
for the Year Ending August 31, 2014
Financial Statement
Revenue & Support Direct Program Contributions
$2,345,369
Legacies and Bequests
Income from Donor Trusts
Parent Payments (Room & Board)
Return on Investments
$6,214,684 Change in Split Interest Arrangements
$1,444,943
Other
Total Revenue & Support $30,100
$694,889
$59,657
$155,061
$10,944,703
Expenses
Program
$5,865,547
Administrative
$1,599,495
Fund Raising
Total Expenses
$761,718
$8,226,760
Total Increase in Net Assets
$2,717,943 Net Assets at Beginning of the Year
$45,024,736 Net Assets at End of Year
$47,742,679
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Many of Glenwood’s children live at or below the poverty level and are from communities that
struggle with violence, gangs and drugs. Nearly 50% of Glenwood’s students are from underserved
and marginalized communities including surrounding suburbs such as Harvey, Joliet, Dolton,
Robbins, Chicago Heights and Ford Heights; another 30% hail from neglected neighborhoods
within the city of Chicago. By sending their children to Glenwood, our parents understand the
necessity of providing a safe harbor for kids where they are inspired to live, learn and achieve.
We are truly proud of our students who have overcome the odds and begun their path to success at
Glenwood. Over the past four years, 100% of Glenwood’s high school seniors have graduated from
high school and entered into a 2 or 4 year university or entered the military. Over the past 15 years,
100% of Glenwood’s high school graduates matriculated to college, trade school or military service.
Enrollment
Grade 3
9%
Grade 4
12%
Grade 5
13%
Grade 6
16%
16%
Grade 7
Grade 8
13%
Grade 9
6%
Grade 10
3%
Grade 11
8%
Grade 12
4%
Gender
Male54%
Female46%
Grade 3
Grade 8
Grade 4
Grade 9
Grade 5
Grade 10
Grade 6
Grade 11
Grade 7
Grade 12
Economic Status
Below Poverty
Low to Moderate Income
Male
Demographics
Glenwood At A Glance: Our Demographics
63%
37%
Below Poverty
Female
Low to Moderate Income
Family Composition
Single Parent Household
Two Parent Household
City of Chicago
82%
18%
Single Parent
Chicago Suburbs
Two Parent
Indiana
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Geography
City of Chicago
32%
Chicago Suburbs
57%
Indiana11%
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Thank You to Our Generous Donors
Glenwood Academy is truly grateful to our donors. Donors make this school possible
and we consider our donors to be our partners. Together, we ensure that each
students gets an opportunity to become more than their circumstances.
Thank you for all that you have done and all that you continue to do for Glenwood!
$100,000.00 +
Patrick & Robyn Flinn
Harry & Marie Hostetler
Ronald & Sharon Rogowski
Norman & Kimberly Wesley
Paul & Ellen Gignilliat
Glenwood Academy Staff
John & Millie Irwin
ITW
LyondellBasell
The Northern Trust Company
The Plexus Groupe, LLC
Rogers Enterprises, Inc.
Wintrust Financial Corporation
$50,000.00 +
Haymarket Building Corporation
Bowman C. Lingle Trust
Wight & Company
$5,000.00 +
Abbott Fund
Acuity Brands, Inc.
American Camp Association, Illinois
Aileen Andrew Foundation
Anonymous (3)
George A. Bates Memorial Foundation
Baxter International Inc.
The Berner Charitable and Scholarship Foundation
Walter J. & Edith E. Best Foundation
Stephen & Colleen Bowman
Robert & Julie Buford
Butler Family Foundation
Kevin & Michelle Cahoon
Paul Ehlenbach & Susan Patterson
Deb & Tim Gardner
Tom & Patti Hodge
The Horton Group
International Aero Engines
Alan & Juell Kadet
Rick & Susan Lenny
Eleanor G. Lint 
Lynnie B.Cornwell Fund
Gertrude A. Matthews 
Mesirow Financial Benefits
Helmut & Lee Ann Mlakar
Donald A. Morrison
Pajeau Children’s Foundation
The Private Bank and Trust Company
Project Rush
George H. D. Schulz
Scripps/Poway Self Storage, LLC
TEK Systems
The Phase Foundation
UBS Financial Services, Inc.
United Airlines Foundation
Charles & Griselda Walls
Marissa Warren
Chuck & Joy Waterman
Louis J. Weber III
Annual Donors
$25,000.00 +
Florence A. Adams 
Anonymous
Alan & Kathryn Duff
Julius N. Frankel Foundation
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Inc.
Irwin Family Foundation
Richard & Pamela Lawlor
Frank & Inna Morgan
Perry & Diane Pero
Herman & Katherine Peters Foundation
Josephine Rathje 
$15,000.00 +
Anonymous (2)
Bayly Associates
Susan Coffin
ComEd
Matthew & Jennifer Darnall
The Derickson Foundation
Jim & Debbi Doyle
Boris Elisman & Karen Hymes
Diane Getschow 
The Gies Foundation
Raynelle Heidrick
Hank & Victoria Hodges
John R. Houlsby Foundation
Matthew & Karen Kaplan
Lael & Charlene Mathis
PepsiCo Foundation
Chris & Pat Schmalbruch
Craig & Lori Stern
Roger & Susan Stone Family Foundation
$10,000.00 +
The John W. Anderson Foundation
Anonymous
Aon Foundation
Berger Family Fund
CDW
Cole-Crone Family Foundation
Daubert Chemical Company, Inc.
R. R. Donnelley & Sons Company
Entire Car Protection
Fortune Brands, Inc.
Kurt A. Gabouer
 Deceased
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$2,500.00 +
Advocate Health Care
Wade D. Allison
Anonymous (2)
Atlas Tube
Julie Badel & Russell Kratowicz
The Jacob Best Foundation
Galina E. Borschow
David & Carol Brost
William & Diane Cary
CorTech LLC
Robert & Marletta Darnall
Robert & Susan Darnall
Ebru Demirkol
David Dickson
Daniel & Patricia Dietzler
Downey Family Foundation
Matt Erickson
Esmark Steel Group
Gerald & Denise Fitzgerald
GE Foundation
John & June Guckien
Ralph P. Hargrow
Joseph & Mary Hartl
Peter & Heidi Higgins
Ingalls Hospital
International Paper Foundation
Michael & Lori Kachmer
Brian J. Kamstra
Manufacturing Solutions International, LLC
Alexandria P. Marren
John & Maxine Noonan
Dr. Michael & Gillian Peck
Perkins Malo Hunter Foundation
Christopher & Sara Pfaff
The Sargent Consulting Group, LLC
George & Pamela Schneider
Fay S. Stern
Sundstrom Pressed Steel Co.
Brian & Keri Tyrrell
United Conveyor Foundation
Vanguard Archives, LLC
Weinberg Annual Golf Outing for Glenwood Academy
WMS
Greg Wolf
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$1,000.00 +
Anchor Spa & Pool Inc.
Michael & Susan Anzaldi
Joe Asfour
Howard W. Attarian
Michael R. Bailey
Jerome & Jennifer Barrett
George & Sue Basta
Richard & Suzanne Batterham
Patricia M. Bidwell
BKD, LLP
Anne Blume
David & Jane Brewer
Benjamin F. & Ernestine Bruton Foundation
Robert & Lyn Buchta
Steve & Joey Buck
Builders Chicago Corporation
John & Kathy Burke
James & Betty Butridge
Richard & Lorena Campbell
Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc.
Annual Donors
Sandra M. Chambers
Dennis & Rana Chandler
Chicago-Wilcox Mfg. Co.
Stanley D. Christianson
Thomas & Constance Cole
John & Renee Collie
Scott Dann & Anne Moreau
Janet Davis
Brian & Lucille DeBruin
Discover Financial Services
The Dow Chemical Company
Thomas W. Dower Foundation
Wallace & Sue Dralle
David & Judy Duncan
Mayor Kerry & Gwen Durkin
Eldred-Harland Charitable Fund
Esjay Foundation
Neal Fenwick & Christina Dann-Fenwick
Fifth Third Bank
FlexPrint Incorporated
Franciscan Alliance
Thomas & Virginia Frattinger
Garnetta Kramer Charitable Foundation
Mark & Marcia Getschow
Patricia F. Gilmartin
Goldmax
Griffith Family Foundation
Joe & Kim Hack
Dolores K. Hanna
Bruce & Vicki Heyman
Stephanie Hickman
Stephen & Jeanine Holtsford
The Humenansky Family Foundation
Scott & Juliette Jackson
Edgar D. Jannotta
John & Carlene Jones
Jonathan D. Karmel
John H. Kemnitz
Kinder Morgan Foundation
Francis & Judith Kirby
Neal & Diana Kitchell
Steve Kreis
The Daniel and Roslyn Kulik Foundation
Lanigan Holdings, LLC
Lenard & Carol Lewis
Kenneth & Marra Lochiatto
Louis Vasseur Ltd.
Marco Consulting Group, Inc.
Joy McAdams
Frank McCannon
Mark Monahan
Thomas & Susan Moran
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Inc.
Motorola Foundation
Christine M. Myers
New Frontiers Foundation
William & Tonee Norman
Oxford Bank & Trust
Steve & Kim Phillipos
Colonel Fremont & Ann Piercefield
Linda Quagliani & David Corbin
Michael Quiello
George & Bonnie Ribet
Scott Riethman
Stan C. Rosendahl
Benjamin J. Rosenthal Foundation
John & Margaret Saphir
 Deceased
2013-2014
Annual Donors
$1,000.00 +
Len Siegal
Snyder Family Foundation
Souleles Family Charitable Fund
Spencer-Stuart
Richard A. Sugar
Sutton Auto Group Fund
Thrall Enterprises, Inc.
The TJX Foundation Inc.
U.S. Bank
United Center Joint Venture
Village of Glenwood
Rod Von Lipsey
Joseph & Clare Walker
Waters Family Foundation
Dwight W. Welch
Lois Wight
Williams-Hayward Protective Coatings
Winston & Strawn Foundation
David & Lynn Yanow
Brian Yatzkan
Kenneth A. Youga
Houlihan Family Fund
Howard & Howard
It’s a Service Thing
Kiara
Heidi H. Kiesler
Ronald & Beth Kirchler
Susan Koralik
John & Celeste Kralovec
Phillippe Lavie
Tracy L. Lee
Larry & Taressa Leonardo
Valerie A. Litchfield
Elizabeth Lombardo
Guy Lonergan
Gabriel & Victoria Lorenzo, Jr.
Chris Lueking
M. Geller, Ltd.
Sheldon J. Mandell
David Marino
MB Financial Bank
Ryan & Mandi Meiners
Joyce Morgan Michael
Dale & Ann Mitchell
James & Cassandra Moore
Mary Movic
Sheryl K. Muniz
Richard L. Nelson
Northrop Grumman Corporation
Bradley S. O’Halloran
Jack & Lori Olson
Lloyd & Thelma Palmer
Thomas & Barbara Peterson
William A. Pucher
Mark & Donna Rolih
Rotary Club of Chicago Heights
Rotary Club of Homewood
Royal Bezjian Glidden
RPS Engineering, Incorporated
RWE Management Company
Manuel & Pat Sanchez
Paul & Kathleen Schnaedter
Bernard & Diane Schulze
Scrub, Inc.
Seaway National Bank of Chicago
David & Alice Siehoff
Marion K. Sitkiewicz
Skender Foundation
Paul & Margaret Slade
Smith, Graham & Co. Investment Advisors, L.P.
Richard & Nancy Stanis
Herbert & Mary Stith
Tony & Maria Talarico
Debbie Tempesta
J. Jeffrey & Susan Thrall
J. Randall Thrall
Bill Tomazin
Dona-Lee Trotter
Marilee Unruh
Jeffrey & Kimberly Valles
Daniel & Stephanie Weber
Linda Williams
Winston & Strawn LLP
Robert & Michele Wysoglad
$500.00 +
David & Louise Allard
Richard Barletta
Alben & Clara Bates Foundation
Warren L. Batts
Jane F. Beeby
Raymond & Mary Behrendt
Bimba Manufacturing
Ray & Manuela Borgia
Helen A. Bowen
Michael Brown
Natalie Browne
John & Anita Casazza
Yolanda Chrusciel & Robert Edwards
Richard & Judith Clemens
Mr. Richard G. Cline, Jr.
Kim Cole
Pam Conant
Taylor & Mollie Cope
Harry T. Courser
Daniel L. Creamean
Charles & Laurie Delaney
Caroline E. Devlin
Anusha Dhasarathy
Dimand Law Offices, P.C.
Donald R. Doty
J. Michael & Laurie Drew
Jerome L. Dreyfuss
Josephine Duffy
Keith Durkin
Timothy & Joan Fenton
Tom Frese
Mark Gams & Diana Loots-Gams
Fred & Kathy Garfield
Liam & Jennifer Garvey
William & Nancy Gibbons
Thomas & Linda Gilley
Glenwood Academy Alumni Association
Christine J. Good
Louis S. Harrison
Elmer & Lorna Herbaly
Holland Capital Management
H. Steele & Judith Holley
Michael & Michelle Hood
 Deceased
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