2013 Annual Report

2013 ANNU AL R EP O RT
from settlement to city
Table of Contents
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Message from the Chair
Highlights and Mission
Foundations and Grants
of the Naperville Heritage Society Board of Directors
New Events and Programs
Community Partnerships
Museum Collection Highlights
Financial Report
Donors and Sponsors
2013 Naperville Heritage Society
Board of Directors
Sally Pentecost, Chair
Christopher Birck, Immediate Past Chair
Kitty Murphy, Vice Chair
Steve Grosskopf, Treasurer/Secretary
Kevin Harris, Assistant Treasurer
Kathryn Birkett
Len Monson
Greg DeGeeter
Margie Ploense
Joseph Dunn
Leah Rippe
Alex Harris
Ron Stenger
Mark Johnson
Dennise Vaughn
David Kelsch
John Zediker
John Koranda
Albert Zucco
President and CEO, Michael S. Krol
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A Message from the Chair
Dear Friends,
George Santayana, an American philosopher and poet, said,
“We must welcome the future, remembering that soon it will be the
past; and we must respect the past, remembering that it was once all
that was humanly possible.”
I think that beautifully sums up our purpose at Naper Settlement. Over
the past few years, we have literally laid the foundation for a bright future
for our museum. In 2011, we installed new environmentally sustainable
roadways and landscaping. In 2012, we received reaccreditation from the
American Alliance of Museums, an honor that only a small percentage
of museums achieve nationally. In 2013, we have continued our forward
momentum to create a gathering place for the community through our
special events and programs.
This annual report shares the highlights and accomplishments of the
past year with you, our supporters of Naper Settlement and the Naperville
Heritage Society. You’ll also see the report reflects our vision for a vibrant
future — that of preserving, educating, engaging and connecting. Thank
you to all who have embraced and supported that vision.
Yours in preservation,
Sally Pentecost, Chair
Naperville Heritage Society Board of Directors
The Mission of
Naper Settlement
2013 Highlights
Naper Settlement was named one of the Top 25 largest tourist attractions
in the Chicago area by Crain’s Chicago Business. The museum achieved
that distinction by attracting more than 118,000 visitors, representing
a 12.44% increase over FY12. More Naperville residents experienced
Naper Settlement, a 14.18% increase, than the previous year. Free general
admission for Naperville residents is being extended until 2018.
In conjunction with the City of Naperville, a 9½-foot-tall, 2,000-pound
bronze statue of Naperville’s founder, Joseph Naper, was unveiled and
dedicated in August 2013 at the Naper Homestead, located on the corner
of Jefferson Avenue and Mill Street in Naperville, the place where the
Napers first lived when they arrived in 1831. The project was supported
by grants from the Illinois Department of Natural Resources and the City
of Naperville’s Special Events and Cultural Amenities Fund. Naperville
resident and nationally-acclaimed, Pulitzer Prize-winning artist Dick Locher
created the image of a young Naper brought to life by sculptor Jeff Adams
of inBronze Foundry.
Michael S. Krol, who served as the chair of the Naperville Heritage Society
board of directors, was appointed interim president and CEO, when Peggy
Frank retired after a 33-year career at the museum. A nationwide search
was underway to find the next president and CEO.
Naper Settlement creates
community by connecting
visitors to Naperville’s
history through engaging,
unique experiences.
The Mission of
the Naperville
Heritage Society
With a commitment to the
community and a focus on
the future, the mission of the
Naperville Heritage Society
is to collect, document,
preserve and support
the history of Naperville,
Illinois, past and present.
The Naperville Heritage
Society values stewardship,
preservation, education, and
community and public trust.
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2013 Highlights
In collaboration with Sikich Marketing, Naper Settlement rebranded with
an updated, colorful logo and tagline, “Where history comes to play!”
The rebranding is dedicated to refreshing the look and feel of Naper
Settlement’s online and printed materials to better reflect the visitor
experiences offered.
The inaugural 2013 Summer Internship Program was a competitive,
college-level program. The goal was to provide hands-on experiences
to college students interested in museum work, in addition to providing
much-needed support with museum projects, operations and events.
Seven interns committed to working 20 hours per week for 10 weeks.
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2013 Highlights
Laura Russman, an undergraduate at Aurora University, was
chosen as the first recipient of the endowed John K. and Judith
H. Powell Museum Studies Internship. This annual, competitive
internship offers a 16-week practical museum experience to college
junior, seniors and recent graduates or master’s degree candidates
interested in pursuing a career in the museum field. The internship
provided an opportunity to gain general knowledge and a broad
understanding of how the curatorial and education departments
function within the context of a major museum.
Emily Deahr, a teen volunteer at Naper Settlement, was the recipient
of the 2013 Copenhagen Schoolhouse Scholarship, established by
Naperville residents Eve and Tom Hushek. The annual $500 award is to
be used for college expenses during the freshman year of college directly
after graduating from high school. The scholarship is available to high
school seniors who have volunteered at Naper Settlement for at least two
years, during their sophomore and junior years, specifically as a volunteer
costumed building interpreter. She also received the Naperville Youth
Service Award from KidsMatter and the Naperville City Council for her
volunteerism at Naper Settlement.
“I have always loved visiting history museums. I loved the entire
experience and I thought it would be a great opportunity to be
part of the magic.”
– Laura Russman
“We must welcome the
future, remembering
that soon it will be
the past; and we must
respect the past,
remembering that it
was once all that was
humanly possible.”
– George Santayana
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Your generosity
makes a difference!
The exhibits at Naper
Settlement are the result
of the community’s
support through generous
donations from individuals,
businesses, corporations
and foundations. We
preserve the past for future
generations thanks to the
generosity of our donors.
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Foundations and Grants
The Rita (Fredenhagen) and
John Harvard Early Learning Playscape.
John and the late Rita Harvard, longtime
supporters of the Naperville Heritage Society
and Naper Settlement, gave a substantial lead
gift that will be used to build a new early
childhood education area, which will be named
“The Rita (Fredenhagen) and John Harvard
Early Learning Playscape.” The playscape is
a 10,000-square-foot interactive area that
is targeted to children ages 2 to 7 at Naper
Settlement. It will feature a splash pad, the
only one of its kind in Naperville, a trading post
and many other hands-on activities. It will be
available to children with a broad spectrum
of capabilities and will be accessible to children
with special needs.
The Institute of Museum
and Library Services Grant
A Conservation Project Support Grant from
the IMLS was awarded to hire an objects
conservator and preservation architect to
conduct a conservation reassessment of the
museum’s collection and historic buildings. The
resulting reports addressed at-risk environments,
maintenance and restoration priorities, and
recommendations for improving the long-term
preservation of the museum’s collections and
historic structures. In addition, the museum’s
long-range preservation plan was updated. A halfday conservation education workshop also was
held for area museums and graduate students.
DuPage Community Foundation
Naper Settlement received a $5,000 grant
from the DuPage Community Foundation, which
allowed students from three local elementary
schools with a high percentage of families in need
to attend the fourth-grade Living History program.
Tellabs Foundation grant to support
programs for middle school students
Naper Settlement received a $15,000 grant from
the Tellabs Foundation to support the “Voices of
the Past: The Underground Railroad in Northern
Illinois” program. The grant will fund 10 new
junior high schools/middle schools with a high
number of low-income students to participate in
the program.
Naper Settlement receives
a grant from Ecolab Foundation
The Ecolab Foundation’s Community
Relations Council (Naperville) approved
a grant of $5,000 to the Naperville Heritage
Society to underwrite Naper Settlement’s
education programs. To fulfill their principle
to enhance the well-being of people and
communities, Ecolab’s support will allow
Naper Settlement to provide programs for
students and schools in need.
“Over the past thirty years, dedicated
Naper Settlement staff improved the
care for the collection and buildings
by successfully receiving funding from
local, state, and federal agencies, and
the Naperville Heritage Society for ten
separate assessments and conservationrelated projects. The largest project was the
2010 Fort Hill collection facility, a $2.65
million, 22,500-square-foot, purpose-built
collection care facility.”
– Shelley Paine Conservation, LLC
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New Events and Programs
Cell phone audio tour and scavenger hunts
Giddy Up!
Pullman Bus Tour and Lecture
Two interactive scavenger hunts, a Family
Adventure and a History Challenge, have been
added to Naper Settlement’s free cell phone
audio tour. The audio tour hosted by OnCell
provides additional information on the museum’s
buildings and nearby historic sites.
During the 90-minute, interactive early childhood
program, children ages 4-7 saddled up their
hobby horses and galloped to five stops
throughout the museum grounds, while guided
by a museum educator. Along the way, they
learned about the importance of horses to the
pioneers who settled the prairie in the 1800s.
The Giddy-Up! program was created to provide
age-appropriate, hands-on activities for Naper
Settlement’s youngest visitors.
In honor of the Historic Pullman Annual House
Tours’ 40th anniversary, Naper Settlement
developed a Pullman series that included a
bus tour to the Pullman neighborhood and a
companion lecture given by Dr. Ann Durkin
Keating, history professor at North Central
College and noted author, speaker and historian.
Dr. Keating talked about George Pullman’s life and
the nation’s continued fascination with his legacy.
Wednesday Walking Club
The Walking Club is a free program in which
participants walk the museum grounds or
the nearby Riverwalk from 8 to 9 a.m. every
Wednesday morning from April through October.
Walkers logged their hours, received incentive
prizes and enjoyed a light snack. In 2013, 62
individual walkers participated, logging a total
of 16,823 minutes walking throughout the
grounds and along the Riverwalk. Naper
Settlement began participating as a result of a
communitywide health initiative and it aligned
with the museum’s efforts to have the community
perceive Naper Settlement as a gathering place
where they could enjoy the grounds and visit for
numerous reasons throughout the year.
The Columbian Exposition:
Through the Eyes of a Visitor
Three new programs about the Columbian
Exposition were developed by retired Naper
Settlement Museum Educator Barb Rimmer.
The three-part series was paired with a bus tour
to the Field Museum for the World’s Columbian
Exposition of 1893 exhibit developed in honor
of the 120th anniversary of the fair that was held
in Chicago. The programs also can be offered
off-site for groups such as service clubs and
senior living communities.
Tea & Talk Tuesdays
Fans of the hit television drama Downton Abbey
attended programs that explored the passion,
nobility, treachery and looming change awaiting
the cast of characters from the Edwardian era
through the 1920s.
“The Wednesday Walking Club was a wonderful opportunity for people who
had never been to Naper Settlement to experience the museum during a free
program that promoted a healthy lifestyle. During our first year in 2013, there
were 62 individuals who participated, logging a total of 16,823 minutes while
they walked throughout our grounds and the nearby Naperville Riverwalk.”
– Cindy Lackore, Lead Museum Educator
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Community Partnerships
Downtown Naperville Alliance
and Naperville North High School
Naper Settlement sponsored one of 25
gingerbread men sculptures that were part
of the Downtown Naperville Alliance’s holiday
lights celebration. The sculpture was painted to
look like a Cock Robin ice cream parlor employee.
The concept for the sculpture was developed by
Naperville North High School senior Ethan Cherry,
who was president of the high school’s National
Art Honor Society. The sculpture was completed by
members of the Honor Society under his direction.
Naperville Community Bank & Trust
Naper Settlement has partnered with Naperville
Community Bank & Trust to present exhibits in
special cases at the bank, located on the corner
of Washington Street and Benton Avenue.
The Cup of Cheer exhibit, installed by Tiffany
Tindell, a volunteer with the Curatorial
Department and a student at North
Central College, started off 2013 and
was developed to complement the Naperville
Garden Club’s annual Cup of Cheer housewalk
fundraiser. Other exhibits at the bank during
the year included food history with historic
recipes and cooking implements and a display
of artifacts found during the Naper Homestead
archaeological digs in 2006 and 2007.
Forest Preserve District of DuPage County
Chris Gingrich, education outreach specialist for
the Forest Preserve District of DuPage County,
gave a special presentation titled, “Rediscovering
Camp McDowell,” about the secret life of the forest
preserve that included being a training ground
during World War II for top secret operations.
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2013 Museum Collection Additions
Alongside its educational goals, Naper Settlement maintains
its ongoing commitment to the high-quality collection,
preservation and display of historical objects and buildings.
Total Museum
Collection as of
December 2013:
Additions to
the Collections
in 2013:
52,657
Museum
Collection:
2,306
Reference
Collection:
70
Education
Collection:
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Other:
2
(includes items added to
the Institutional Archives,
administrative use, Weed Ladies
use and consumptive use)
Total: 2,387
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Highlights of items added to the Museum Collection in 2013:
Archival materials
from Naperville
families — letters,
photographs,
photograph albums,
greeting cards,
postcards, books —
late 19th century to
mid-20th century
Archival materials
from Naperville
businesses —
publications,
brochures, fliers,
leaflets, booklets,
business cards —
late 20th century
to present
Furniture and
household goods
from Naperville
families — late 19th
century to early 20th
century
Current day menus
from Naperville
restaurants
Photographs, slides,
brochure, and
newsletters from
Edward Hospital, late
1950s- mid 1980s
Dolls and doll
clothing from the
1950s-1960s
Exterior sign,
from Cock Robin,
Naperville
Dollhouse with
furnishings from the
mid 20th century
Uniform, cap, visor
and apron from Cock
Robin, Naperville
Square ice cream
scoop, from Prince
Castles/Cock Robin,
Naperville
Naperville 4-H record
books and prize
ribbons from fairs,
early 1960s
Ice cream container,
metal, from Prince
Castles, Naperville
Financial Report
Operating Revenue and Expenses
Naperville Heritage Society and Naper Settlement
May 1, 2012 – April 30, 2013
Total Revenue
$3,865,431
Total Expenses
$4,141,780
City Support
Services 3%
Advertising
& Printing 3% Other 9%
Total Attendance FY2013
118,158
Postage
& Supplies 2%
Professional
Services 4%
Special
Events 6%
Other 21,250
Utilities 3%
City Support 73%
Special
Events 9%
Store
Sales 0.08%
Gate Admissions Contributions 4%
and Memberships 3%
School Tours
& Programs 32,321
Buildings
& Grounds 11%
Salary & Benefits 60%
Other
Income 0.23%
Non Naper Settlement
Events, Gate Buyouts 19,800
Educational
Programs 7%
Rentals 4%
Operating
Grants 1%
Public
Programs
2,512
Group Tours
& Programs 1,741
Gate
Admission 8,847
Weddings, Church,
Other Rentals 14,146
Naper
Settlement
Special
Events 17,541
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Heritage Alliance Members
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Gary F. Baumgartner
BBM Incorporated
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Birck
BP Foundation Inc.
Casey’s Foods
Dean’s Clothing
Mr. Joseph Dunn
Ms. Margaret Frank
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Grosskopf
The Hildner Foundation
Hitchcock Design Group
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hushek
T. Lloyd Kelly Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. John Koranda
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Krol
Kuhn, Heap & Monson
Mr. Scott Kuykendall and Ms. Margie Ploense
Lou Dog Events LLC
Ms. Mary Ann Millush
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slocumb
Mrs. Kay Stephens
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Stenger
USG Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vaughn
Wight & Company
Mr. and Mrs. John Zediker
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Zucco
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Annual Fund and Sustaining Members
Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson
Authorhouse Content Distributors, Inc
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baldino
Mr. Louis Beltran and Ms. Maura McAteer
Mrs. Glynis Benbow-Niemier
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Benck
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Benton
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bolas
Mr. and Mrs. John Boytim
Mr. and Mrs. Lane Bray
Ms. Jennifer Bridge
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Britt
Mr. and Mrs. William Buhlig
Mrs. Bonnie Bula
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bursh
Mrs. Helen Callahan
Mr. and Mrs. James Canavan
Mrs. Jacquelyn Carducci
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carney
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Casey
Mr. and Mrs. Vito Cavallo
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Chartier
Mr. David Cook and Mrs. Kristina Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dean
Mr. Arasar Arullallar and Ms. Shoba Dharmalingam
Mr. Joseph Dickrell
Mr. and Mrs. David Dickson
Mr. and Mrs. Don Donahue
Ms. Emily Donahue
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Dow
Ms. Darlene Ebel and Mr. Casey Klingbeil
Ms. Jennifer M. Edginton
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ellig
Ms. Kathryne S. Esselburn
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Esser
The Honorable Harris and Mrs. Ruth Fawell
Mr. and Mrs. David Findling
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Fischer
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Flynn
Mr. Earl Stubbe and Ms. Kathy Frank
Mrs. Gail Fu
Ms. Megan Gensler
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gingold
Greater Chicago Chapter of the
Victorian Society in America
Ms. Cherise Greski
Mr. and Mrs. Stormy Grinnell
Ms. Monica Gu and Mr. Shiqi He
Mr. John Harvard
Mr. and Mrs. James Harvey
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hatch
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hennessy
Ms. Sandra E. Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Russ Hinkle
Mr. Charles Horton
Mr. and Mrs. George Howard
Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes
Mr. Donald Huston
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hyde
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hyett
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Isenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Don Jarvis
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jepsen
Mr. and Mrs. William Jepson
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Junkroski
Mr. and Mrs. James Kaduk
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Keller
Mr. and Mrs. Denis Kelly
Mr. Remo Kistner and Ms. Heather Eddy
Mr. and Mrs. Kam Kniss
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Knosher
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Korsgard
Ms. Terri Kostal
Mr. and Mrs. James Kukla
Mr. and Mrs. Leo LeSage
Mr. and Mrs. Art A. Lindley
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Luthy
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Maguire
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. McRoberts
Mr. and Mrs. John Meachum
Mr. Greg Merriam
Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchell
Ms. Bonnie H. Mize
Mr. and Mrs. Sean Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Myles
Mr. Herbert Nadelhoffer and Ms. Mary Lou Wehrli
Mrs. Carol Naveja
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nemec
Mr. and Mrs. Al Noftz
Ms. Linda Nolten
Mr. Bryan J. Ogg
Organ Transplant Support
Mr. Patrick O’Rourke
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Paperiello
Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Paterek
Mr. and Mrs. David Pavlik
Mr. and Mrs. Jorgen Phillips
Ms. Harriet Pistorio
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Priz
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Raben
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Rabin
Ms. Jeanne and Ms. Cindy Rechenmacher
Mr. and Mrs. John Redding
Mr. Ralph Renn
Mr. and Mrs. Barry R. Riskedal
Roseland Draperies and Interiors
Mr. and Mrs. Carson Schuler
Dr. Ruth Seeler
Mr. Lee Selander and Ms. Iris Hannon
Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Sheehy
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Shelton
Signature Design Group
Mr. and Mrs. M.D. Skeet
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Smith II
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Smith
Mr. and Mrs. David Spiegler
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Springstroh
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Stepien
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Swanson
Mr. and Mrs. John Swanstrom
Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor
Mr. Marvin M. Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Treacy
Ms. Joyce Trier
Mr. David Trollope and Ms. Diane Barrowman
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Uebele
Ms. Beth VanDeWoestyne
Ms. Carol Vermaat
Mr. and Mrs. Don Wehrli
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weinewuth
Wheaton Bank and Trust Company
Mr. and Mrs. Rich Wilders
Wrigley Company Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wronski
Event Sponsorship
Ace Graphics
Advanced Data Technologies
All Terrain Productions, Inc.
Aries Charter Transportation
BMO Harris Bank N.A.
Continental Motors of Naperville
Cowart Chiropractic Clinic
Culver’s of Aurora/Naperville
Dean’s Clothing
DiGiovine, Hnilo, Jordan & Johnson, Ltd.
Elite Remodeling Group
Euclid Beverage LTD.
Fast Signs
Gobie, Inc.
Hitchcock Design Group
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Infiniti of Naperville-Lisle
ING Financial Partners
Mr. Doug Jenkins
Mr. Michael S. Krol
Lakeshore Title Agency
Meirtran Inc.
Naperville Convention and Visitors Bureau
Naperville Magazine
Naperville Trolley and Tours Ltd.
Nicaboyne Corporation
Noodles & Company
Power Home Remodeling
Ruettiger, Tonelli & Associates, Inc.
Schamberger Bros., Inc.
Sikich
Sun Times Media
Unilock
US Bank
USG Foundation, Inc.
Wente Winery
Wintrust Commercial Banking
Gift in Kind – Dinner on the Town
Host Restaurants and Caterers
Adelle’s Fine American Fare
Allgauer’s Restaurant
Artisan Table - Chicago Marriott Naperville
Carlucci Restaurant
Catch 35
Chef Amaury’s Epicurean Affair
Chef By Request
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City Gate Grille
Dark Horse Pastries
Eddie Merlot’s
Heaven on Seven
John A. Koranda/Naperville Bank & Trust
Kuma’s Asian Bistro
La Sorella Di Francesca
Meson Sabika
Parkers’ Restaurant & Bar
Q-BBQ
Shinto’s Japanese Steakhouse
Sugar Toad
Sullivan’s Steakhouse
Suzette’s Créperie
Tango Argentinean Grill & Tapas
White Chocolate Grill
Wise Boxer Pour House
Zapatista
Memorial Gifts
Mr. Moe Miller
Mr. Earl Stubbe and Ms. Kathy Frank
Ms. Nancy Stoneberg
Ms. Susan K. Anderson
Mr. William Greene
Mr. Noah James Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Miller
Ms. Pat Frank
Mr. Earl Stubbe and Ms. Kathy Frank
Ms. Lee Henson
Ms. Rita Harvard
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Niermeyer
Mr. Carleton Nadelhoffer
Mrs. Joanne Nadelhoffer
Honorary Gifts
Ms. Margaret Frank
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Frisch
Mr. and Mrs. Willard R. Smith III
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Yonker
Mr. Richard Kuhn
Ms. Jean Aquino
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ruter
Ms. Nancy Drechsel
John K. and Judith H. Powell Education Fund
Mrs. Judy Powell
Businesses Who Gave In Kind
Adagio Teas
Advanced Data Technologies
Anderson Japanese Gardens
Aries Charter Transportation
Arthur Murray Dance Studios
Atlantis Resort and Spa
Belgio’s Catering
Bella Caley
Benefit Cosmetics
Bolingbrook Golf Club
Bull & Bear Ltd.
C.B. Conlin Landscapes
Cabot Cheese
Casey’s Foods
Chef By Request
Chicago Architecture Foundation
Chicago Chocolate Tours
Chicago Paragliding
Classic Cinemas
Colbert Custom Framing
Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurant
Country Inn and Suites
CPX Sports
Culver’s of Aurora/Naperville
Dark Horse Pastries
Dean’s Clothing
Delta Sonic Car Wash
DeSarge Dance World
Eddie Merlot’s
Euclid Beverage Ltd.
Fast Signs
Fey & Co. Jewelers
Five Guys Burgers and Fries
Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust
Fun Way Entertainment Center
Gecko Club
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters
Harrison House Bed and Breakfast
Higgins Glass Studio
Hilton Lisle Naperville
Hollywood Palms Cinema
Hotel Arista
House of Emperor
Howl at the Moon
Jenny Taylor Boudoir Photography
Jet’s Pizza
Jin 28
Kiku Japanese Steakhouse
LaVida Massage
Little Italian Pizza
Lou Malnati’s Pizza
Lynfred Winery, Inc.
Meatheads Burgers and Fries
Miss Joan’s Cupcakes
Miz Mooz and Kicks Shoes
The Morton Arboretum
My Chef Catering
Naperville Jewelers
Naperville Magazine
Naperville Park District
Naperville Running Company
Naperville Trolley and Tours Ltd.
Nona Jo’s
Noodles & Company
Nothing Bundt Cakes Naperville
Paramount Theatre
Pinot’s Palette
Pizzeria NEO
Plainfield Police Department
Players Indoor Sports Center
Rosebud Restaurant
Roseland Draperies and Interiors
Seabreeze West Remodeling, Inc.
Sky High Sports
Solemn Oath Brewery
Sounds Abound Entertainment
Sport Clips
Sullivan’s Steakhouse
Sun Times Media
Tailwinds Distilling
Tasting DeVine Cellars
The Foundry
Tiny Prints
Title Boxing Club
Twisted Olive Imports
Vertical Endeavors
Walt Disney World Resort
Wente Vineyards
Wight & Company
ZaZu Salon and Day Spa
Granting Agencies
City of Naperville Special Events
and Cultural Amenities Fund
Ecolab Foundation’s
Community Relations Council
(Naperville)
Illinois Department of Commerce
and Economic Opportunity
State of Illinois Department
of Natural Resources
Tellabs Foundation
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