the 2015 AID Annual Report

We reflect on this past year with pride as we were again able to serve more than 5,000 children
and adults with disabilities and those in crisis throughout the Fox Valley. This was achieved
despite the $1 million in state funding cuts and another $1 million in state grant funds unpaid
due to the lack of a state budget. We had to make many tough decisions this past year in order
to continue services and remain financially stable. Now more than ever we are extremely grateful
for our many generous donors, volunteers and dedicated staff.
Despite the many challenges faced in 2015, several new projects moved forward. Water’s Edge
Apartments in South Elgin offers affordable housing to many AID clients. Behavioral Health
Outpatient services expanded by taking on both staff and clients from another local agency that
closed its children’s mental health program. Supportive housing opportunities expanded for
individuals with developmental disabilities and behavioral health challenges; though more than
1,000 individuals remain on the waiting list locally.
We hope that a three-year Dunham Fund Challenge Grant will incentivize families, staff, friends
and supporters to increase giving to AID this year. Thank you to all who gave so generously this
past year! We hope we can count on you to help us reach our 2016 campaign goal.
Additionally, we ask that you continue to advocate for the needs of those we serve and those who
are not served. This advocacy should be at all levels of government, local, county and state. We
need to make our voices heard and remind our elected officials that we are all voters.
Your continued support and confidence in AID is deeply appreciated. On behalf of the AID Board
and staff, thank you for empowering people with physical, developmental, intellectual and mental
health challenges to enjoy lives of dignity and purpose.
Lynn O’Shea
President/CEO
Chuck Miles
AID Board Chairman
AID HOUSING
BOARD
Officers
Walt Dwyer,
Chairman, HUD
Dan Lundberg,
Chairman, CHDO
Directors
Guy Czymrid
2014-2015 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
TOP ROW: Dr. Clem Mejia, Clifford Klotz, Dr. Timothy Brown, Vice Chairman Patrick Flaherty,
Dan Lundberg, Treasurer Walter Dwyer, John Potter, Chairman Chuck Miles
BOTTOM ROW: Dr. Melinda James, Secretary Toni Vaughan,
AID President Lynn O’Shea, Inez Toledo, Angelica Silva
NOT PICTURED: David De La Fuente, Dr. John Knewitz
Karen Maki
Chuck Miles
Rick Poulton
John Potter
Carolyn Russell
PROGRAMS AND SERVICES
Children/Transition Services:
In-Home Support for Children: In-home support is provided to children with developmental
disabilities in order to prevent the child from being placed into more restrictive care.
All services are customized to meet the needs of each child and his or her family.
Respite: Assists families of individuals with developmental disabilities, who live at home,
by providing short term relief. A voucher system allows families to choose their own respite
workers and the services provided to the family member.
Audiology Evaluations: Upon referral from a primary care physician, an experienced
audiologist evaluates the hearing abilities of infants (6 months or older) and children, using
a variety of tests and techniques.
School Transition: The State Board of Education approved School Transition Program
provides students, ages 18-22, a more supported, meaningful and successful transition to
adult services.
Community Support Services:
Client and Family Support: Offers individualized assessment and linkage with appropriate
services both within AID and to other community based resources. Provides temporary,
emergency support and services on a “scholarship” basis for individuals who reside in Kane
and Kendall counties and Hanover Township in Cook County in need of AID services.
Adult Home Based Support: Provides service facilitation and support for individuals with
developmental disabilities to obtain/maintain appropriate services and to develop/maintain
independent living skills. Families may purchase AID services based on the individual needs
of clients.
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Employment/Community Integration:
Developmental Services and Community Integration: Provides skill training, paid work
opportunities, community integration and employment to individuals in order to enhance
and maintain their independence in community living. The program provides support,
assistance and advocacy for individuals with developmental disabilities.
The program provides activities to assist participants in attaining the following outcomes:
• Enhance daily living skills through functional educational opportunities
• Increase socialization and communication skills through interactive experiences
• Improve health and wellness through dietary and physical fitness opportunities
• Secure vocational skills
• Learn of local resources through inclusive community interactions
• Develop relationships and sharpen job skills through community based service projects
STARS Program: A collaborative effort between AID and the Fox Valley Special Recreation
that focuses on enhancing the quality of life for individuals with disabilities by building life
skills through active participation in community based therapeutic recreation.
Autism Program: A specialized curriculum that includes communication skills, social and
coping skills, functional life skills, community integration, vocational skills and volunteer
opportunities.
Vocational Training: Assistance for individuals in obtaining and maintaining job training
through subcontracts or community job sites.
Community Jobs: Employment Specialists assist individuals in developing positive
relationships with community employers. Services include: career planning;
job development; job seeking skills; assistance with résumé writing; application processes
and interviewing skills.
Supported Employment: Designed to assist individuals with most significant disabilities to
obtain and retain competitive employment in an integrated setting with effective ongoing
support services. All individuals earn minimum wage or better.
Residential Developmental Disabilities Services:
Supervised Community Living: 24-hour home setting for individuals with developmental
disabilities who need and want to develop independent living skills.
Supported Community Living: Intermittent services based on the individual needs of
each resident.
Services Provided:
• Daily living skills including cooking, self-care, laundry, accessing community services,
budgeting, housekeeping and more.
• Counseling Services, behavior management and therapy services
• Transportation services
• Community participation
• Medication management monitored by nursing personnel
PROGRAMS AND SERVICES
Crisis/Community Outreach:
Crisis Intervention Services: Walk-in or face-to-face crisis services to help people in distress.
Services include assessment, counseling and referral/linkage to community services.
Crisis Line of Fox Valley (630-966-9393): Provides assistance to persons with a wide variety
of needs and concerns including depression, anxiety, loneliness and substance abuse.
Sunshine Calls: Trained volunteers offer phone support to people in need. Regular,
scheduled phone calls provide people with social interaction, medication reminders, crisis
counseling and referral to community resources.
Victims Services: 24-hour assistance to victims of violent crime and/or trauma. Services
include: crisis intervention, counseling, advocacy, education, information/referrals.
Outpatient Mental Health:
Individual and Group Counseling:
• Managing the symptoms of mental illness
• Couples Therapy
• Family and Parenting Issues
• Trauma
• Managing Emotions
• Anxiety
• Co-occurring Disorders
• Child and Adolescent Counseling
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Outpatient Mental Health (cont.) :
Case Management:
• Assistance with obtaining Medicaid, Social Security and other benefits
• Linkage and referral to other community services
Psychosocial Rehabilitation: Groups to help people develop skills they need for daily living
and for recovering from a mental illness.
Examples of groups include:
• Stress Management
• Weight Loss and Healthy Living
• Mindfulness
• Living in the Community
• Social Skills
Psychological Evaluations: Psychologist gives numerous tests and assessments, including
face to face interviews to help diagnose a mental health illness and/or developmental
disability. Testing also helps determine how and why a person thinks, feels, and behaves the
way they do.
Psychological tests evaluate strengths and weaknesses in the way a person thinks and
behaves as well as assesses intelligence, personality, and behavior. Neuropsychological
testing can also be completed to assess and treat behaviors directly related to brain
functioning. After testing is complete our psychologist will go over the testing results
and make recommendations to take advantage of personal strengths and problem solve
weaknesses.
Psychiatric Services: Medication management for adults and children with a mental illness.
Residential Mental Health Services:
Supervised Living: The purpose of this program is to help people with a mental illness live
more independently in the community. People live in their own apartments with 24 hour
staff support.
Services include:
• Individual and Group Counseling
• Case Management
• Help with Medications
• Assistance in the Community
• Skill Building - such as budgeting, shopping, cooking, cleaning and laundry
• Crisis Resolution
• Healthy Living
Supported Living: This program is the next step in community independence. People live
on their own and receive staff support at least once a week in their home. Services are the
same as those in Supervised Living but less intensive.
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AID SERVED 5,234 CLIENTS IN FY15
CLIENTS BY AGE:
3959
118
436
357
CLIENTS BY RACE
2%
Caucasian - 3092
African American - 699
Hispanic - 1125
4%
21%
19%
Asian - 86
Other/Unknown - 232
364
13% 14%
59%
6%
CLIENTS BY PROGRAM
Children and Transition Services - 232
11%
Community Support Services - 347
Employment/Community Integration Services - 719
Residential Developmental Disabilities Services - 281
Residential Mental Health Services - 249
Behavioral Health Services - 4391
4%
4%
71%
4%
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AID served 5,234 children and adults in fiscal year 2015.
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Employment services placed 90 clients in community jobs.
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56 clients participated in the Structured Therapeutic Adult Recreation Services
(STARS) program; a recreation/community integration focused program in
collaboration with Fox Valley Special Recreation Association (FVSRA).
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AID initiated a Micro-Business Group to encourage and support clients in
developing their own businesses. Clients with different skills and talents from
all programs have the opportunity to market and sell directly to the public in an
organized “Client Craft Sale” held several times a year at multiple AID locations.
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Clients volunteer at a variety of organizations: Elgin Re-Store, Huntley Animal
House, Animal Shelter, Hawthorne Woods Park, Batavia Rehabilitation Center,
Batavia Interfaith Food Pantry, Bountiful Blessing Food Pantry, the Cancer
Society, Church Food Bank in Huntley, Elgin Recreational Centre, Feed My
Starving Children, First Presbyterian Church, Hanover Township, Kenneth
Young Center Resale Shop, Marie Wilkinson Food Pantry in Aurora, and others.
Volunteering offers hands-on preparation for community employment while
bolstering community investment and philanthropy.
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The Autism program continues to expand, with a growing waiting list, both in
Elgin and Aurora. Clients continue to excel in small, structured environments
with visual and positive behavior supports.
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Opened 3 new homes: Carl (Elgin), Laurel (Aurora), and Mill Street (Geneva).
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Intermittent Community Integrated Living Arrangement (CILA) program, which
added 6 new clients this year, focused on nutrition, fitness, healthy meal
preparation and making healthy life choices.
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83 children received Audiology Services.
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The In Home Children’s program served 38 children. Three clients aged out to
transfer to the Adult Home Based program.
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Expanded the Behavioral Health Supportive Living Program to include
Northern Kane County (Elgin area); increasing the number of people supported
to 140.
•
Assisted clients to secure residential units: 4 clients to Statewide Referral
Network units at Mill Street Station in Oswego, and 17 clients to apartments at
Water’s Edge in South Elgin.
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Provided Adult and Youth Mental Health First Aid trainings to agencies in
the community. Four staff members became Youth Mental Health First Aid
trainers. These trainings were also provided to approximately 50 employees at
the Juvenile Detention Center in St. Charles.
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Entered into partnership with District 131 through a grant designed to improve
school and community knowledge of mental illness and improve access to
mental health services. Four therapists will be hired next year to counsel
school children and adolescents.
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Crisis Intervention Services and the AID Crisis Line helped clients avoid
emergency departments and psychiatric hospitalization.
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Continued to provide Crisis Line services to Aetna and expanded the service as
Aetna expanded under the Medicare/Medicaid Realignment Initiative (MMAI)
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Financial Position
Assets
Cash and investments
Accounts receivable
Beneficial Interest in assets held by others
Property and equipment (net)
Other
Total assets
2015
2014
1,188,239
3,592,806
2,610,052
9,307,366
286,620
16,985,083
535,183
2,654,782
2,555,870
9,421,260
314,360
15,481,455
3,988,156
2,239,378
6,227,534
2,846,446
2,461,451
5,307,897
10,757,549
10,173,558
$
16,985,083
15,481,455
$
1,701,306
4,424,525
20,390,324
173,730
26,689,885
1,742,124
4,241,196
19,314,404
43,720
25,341,444
22,835,689
1,869,160
1,111,074
289,971
26,105,894
21,065,785
2,395,042
1,368,594
376,600
25,206,021
583,991*
135,423*
$
Liabilities
Accounts payable and other liabilities
Notes payable
Total liabilities
Net Assets
Total liabilities and net assets
Public Support and Revenue
Contributions
Grants
Service Fees
Other income
Total public support and revenue
Expenses
Program services
Administration
Ride in Kane
Fundraising
Total expenses
Change in Net Assets
$
* FY15 surplus was the result of proceeds from a capital campaign.
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1%
EXPENSES:
4%
Program Services - $22,835,689
7%
Administration - $1,869,160
Ride-in-Kane - $1,111,074
Fundraising - $289,971
88%
INCOME:
1%
6%
Contributions - $1,701,306
Grants - $4,424,525
17%
Service Fees - $20,390,324
Other Income - $173,730
76%
AID financial statements were audited by Sikich LLP in FY15 and FY14.
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Accredited by CARF - Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities since 1978
Certified by American Association of Suicidology
Licensed by Illinois Department of Human Services
• Division of Developmental Disabilities
• Division of Mental Health
• Division of Rehabilitative Services
• Division of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse
• Division of Community Health and Prevention
• Bureau of Title XX Social Services
Licensed by Illinois Department of Public Health
Licensed by Illinois Department of Health Care and Family Services
Licensed by Illinois Department of Children and Family Services as Child Welfare Agency
Licensed by Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation
Our Mission:
To empower people with physical, developmental, intellectual and mental health challenges
to enjoy lives of dignity and purpose.
Our Vision:
Recognized leader providing best quality outcomes for individuals served in areas of
housing, employment, community integration, health promotion, recovery
and crisis prevention.
AID is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit that has been serving individuals with disabilities in the
Fox Valley area since 1961.
Contact Information:
Main Office:
Association for Individual Development
309 New Indian Trail Court • Aurora, IL 60506
Phone: 630-966-4000
Fax: 630-844-2065
TDD: 630-844-5063
Elgin Center:
Association for Individual Development
1135 Bowes Road • Elgin, IL 60123
Phone: 847-931-6200
Fax: 847-888-6079
TDD: 847-888-5551
View other AID locations online at:
www.The-Association.org
www.facebook.com/TheAID
E-mail AID: [email protected]
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Thank you to the many individuals, foundations and corporations who supported
AID during the last year. This list includes donors who gave $100 or more between
July 1, 2014 and June 30, 2015.
Claudia Abel
Jennifer Abel
Ace Coffee Bar (Streamwood)
Joseph Adamiec
Don & Carol Adamitis
Gary & Judith Ahasic
Jacqueline Ahasic
Leo & Barb Ahasic
Leo & Janet Ahasic
Claude Ainsworth
Alarm Detection Systems, Inc.
Carol Allen
Marcos Almeida
David Alport
Altrusa International Club
of Elgin
American Procurement Co.,
Inc.
Amvets Post #103 Auxiliary
Cheri Andersen
Anderson Graphics Inc. (Elgin)
Barbara Anderson
Charles & Linda Anderson
Lyle & Judy Anderson
Andrew & Alice Fischer
Charitable Trust
Anne Marie Chagnon Jewelry
Arcada Theatre (St. Charles)
Steven Arnold
Arrow Plumbing
& Heating, Inc. (Aurora)
Arts & Artisans, Inc. (Chicago)
Assurance Agency Ltd.
AT&T
Lynda Atherton
Chuck & Barb Atwell
Al & Patricia Auer
Dominque & Jeannine Aurelio
Aurora Kiwanis Foundation
Mark Avis
Baker Creek Heirloom
Seed Company (Missouri)
Rosemarie Balk
Dave & Cheryl Banasiak
Barack, Ferrazzano,
Kirschbaum
& Nagelberg, LLP
Bill & Ruthann Barbel
Larry & Peggy Barry
Deborah Bartelt
Batavia Mothers’ Club
Thomas Baumgartner
Johan & Carol Bayer
Stewart & Claire Beach
Dave & Debbie Beal
Joseph & Lesley Beary
Elandon Beck
Lori Bednar
Beistle Co. (Pennsylvania)
Bennett Law Firm, LLC
Ron & Peggy Benzschawel
William & Linda Berg
Debi Bertrams
Bethany Lutheran Church
(Batavia)
Bethany of Fox Valley
United Methodist Church
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
(Dundee)
William & Alyson Beucler
Donald & Janet Beusse
John & Wendy Bialek
BMO Harris Bank
Bochte, Kuzniar
& Navigato, LLP
Tom & Patti Bonifas
Joseph & Inga Borowski
Ronald & Donna Bosh
Boutique to U (Michigan)
Brewhouse Inn & Suite
(Milwuakee)
Douglas & Roxanne Britland
Ernie & Eliza Broadnax
Tony & Carol Brody
Brookfield Zoo-Chicago
Zoological Society
Carol Broski
Jeffrey & Wanda Brost
Dr. Timothy* & Susan Brown
Brynn Capella
Kandice Bryski-Jacobs
Scott & Pam Budd
Ann Buff
Gloria Bunce
Andrew & Betty Burt
Margaret Bussey
Suely Cabral
Cadence Fitness & Health
(Geneva)
David & Rosa Calzaretta
Arline & Sharon Camm
Kathryn Canny
Carson Family Foundation
Chuck & Penny Cassell
Caterpillar Foundation
Century Print & Graphics, Inc.
(Elgin)
Betty Chandler
Wanita Chevalier
Chicago Bears
Chicago Cubs
Chick-Fil-A (Batavia)
Church Derby Hats (Chicago)
City of Aurora
City of Batavia
City of Elgin
City of St. Charles
Laura Classen
Clean Steam Car Wash
(S. Elgin)
Dale & Cosette Clegg
Karla Close
Coffman Trucking Sales, Inc
(Aurora)
Frank & Elaine Coffman
Colonial Cafe (St. Charles)
Mary Lou Conover
Jon Cooper
John & Carmen Cordogan
Core Solutions Inc
Wyatt Cornett
Corporation for
Supportive Housing
Mr. Bob Coughlin
Lawrence & Jennifer Creadon
James & Linda Crinigan
Current Technologies
(Downers Grove)
Lillian Curylo
Mark & Susan Dale
Randy & Debby Dalton
Duane & Rosann Daniels
Bonnie Davidson
John & Kathleen Davine
Brittany Davis
Laurel Davis
Mitchell & Elizabeth Dayan
Bob & Maureen
De Dobbelaere
William Del Genio
David* & Donna
De La Fuente
Tony & Ann DeMartino
Richard & Patti Dickens
John & Marion Dodd
Brian & Kathy Dolan
Daniel & Bonnie Dolan
Dreyer Medical Clinic (Aurora)
Raymond & Mary Anne
Du Ray
Jon Duerr
Guy DuMont
Dundee Township
Dundee Township Lions Club
Dunham Fund
Walter* & Janet Dwyer
Illiana Ebbole
Eby-Brown Company
Eby-Brown Foundation
Paul & Amy Eccher
Ecolab Foundation
Edgelawn
West Association, Inc.
EFS Foundation
Martha Egeland
Elements Massage
Elgin Community College
Elgin Cosmopolitan Club
Elgin Township
George & Denise Engeln
Albert & Karen Espinosa
Euclid Beverage (N. Aurora)
Milt & Linda Evans
Excel Golf Tees
Exchange Club of Aurora
Jon & Cheryl Fair
Carrie Falardeau
Fantastic Sams (S. Elgin)
Gene & Eileen Faut
Fermilab (Batavia)
Dennis & Peggy Fetting
First Alert (Aurora)
James & Carol Fischer
Kevin Fitzpatrick
Patrick* & Judith Flaherty
William Flaherty
Barbara Fleming
Robert Florian
Alan & Amy Flota
Julie Flyke
Forum Novelties
Fox Bend Golf Course
(Oswego)
Fox Valley Special
Recreation Association
Diane Frantzen
Fraternal Order of Eagles
#1606 (Aurora)
Amy Freeman
Therese Frey
Larry & Patricia Frieders
Beverly Fritz
Ellen Fulcher
Florence Fullwood
Dennis & Daryl Galinsky
John & Therese Gaudio
Rick Gemelli
Geneva 708 Mental
Health Commission
Geneva Community Chest
Geneva Lions Club
George M. Eisenberg
Foundation for Charities
David & Lori Lynn Georgeson
John Georgeson
Bobbie Gerbrecht-Grayson
John & Joanne Gerlach
Partha & Geeti Ghosh
Jerry & Valerie Giolitto
Ken & Sue Glanz
Robert & Mary Glenney
Delores Glynn
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Golden K Kiwanis Club
(Aurora)
Scott & Taryn Goldstein
Steven & Keli Gonzalez
Goodman Theatre (Chicago)
Melva Jo Gordon
Patrick & Ann Gosselin
W.G. & Jeri Gosselin
James & Jenna Gould
Gould’s Cider & Apple
Pressing (Elburn)
Grand Geneva (Wisconsin)
Grand Victoria Casino (Elgin)
Grand Victoria Foundation
Nancy Green
Terri Greeno
Robert & Debbie Gregorash
Florian & Dianne Groesch
Michael & Christine Groves
John & Donna Guddendorf
Dawn Guler
Kimberley Haag
Kathy & Michelle
Hailer-McMullin
Joeann Hanna
Paul Hanna
Hanover Township
708 Mental Health Board
Hansen-Furnas Foundation
Edward & Susan Harney
Catherine Harrington
Harvey And Ethel Daeumer
Foundation
Dick & Arlene Hawks
Kathy Hazelwood
HD Concrete, Inc. (Yorkville)
Healy Chapel (Aurora)
Alois Hebeisen
Karen Heifetz
Ron & Janet Hem
Douglas & Tamera
Hengesbaugh
Donald & Barbara Henzlik
Charles & Carla Herrera
Jean Hess
James & Ina Heup
Michael & Becky Hoag
Hoffer Foundation
Hoffer Plastics Corp. (S. Elgin)
Hogan Plumbing, Inc.
(Warrenville)
Dennis Hogan
Susan Holappa
Mary Ellen Hollowell
Hollywood Casino (Aurora)
Don & Pat Holmberg
Honeywell International
Corporation
Charity Matching
Kevin & Susan Hopper
Jean Horner
Ron & Carole Hosler
Oliver & Joann Howell
David & Cathy Hoyda
John & Debbie Huddleston
Verna Huddleston
Nancy Huston
Rick & Mary Hyatt
Keith & Carol Iden
IHC Group Foundation
Dieter & Elvira Illig
Illinois Tool Works Shakeproof (Elgin)
INC Board, NFP
Independent Insurance
Agents Of Illinois
Indilab Inc.
Inland Bank And Trust
(Geneva)
Lisa Ippolito
Kenneth & Kathleen Izral
Rich Jacobs
Dr. Melinda James*
Jack & Diane Jangelis
Jarosch Bakery (Elk Grove)
JMs Electronic Inc (Yorkville)
Scott Joanis
Joe Bero & Son Plumbing
(Elgin)
Mike & Jill Joerns
Carol Johnson
Jeff & Beth Johnson
Kenneth & Carol Johnson
Marian Johnson
Raymond & Karin Johnson
James & Kathleen Jones
Mendel Jones
& Florence Fullwood
JP Morgan Chase Foundation
Juvenile Protective
Association
K40 Electronics (Elgin)
Kane County Chronicle
Kane County Cougars
Kane County Farm Bureau
Kane County
Riverboat Funds
Soojin Kang
David & Sandy Kaptain
Julie Kaptur
Karen Karkoska
James & Donna Katek
Edward & Doreen Keating
Patricia Keenley
Jan Kees
Kendall County
708 Mental Health Board
Amey Kennedy
Charlene Kenny
Michael & Carol Kenyon
Rakesh & Anu Khetarpal
Kid Kraft (Texas)
Kinnally, Flaherty,
Krentz & Loran, PC
Michael & Cynthia Kirmse
Mary Kirner
Donald & Gloria Kittoe
Kiwanis Club of Elgin
Kiwanis Club of Geneva
Clifford* & Marilynn Klotz
Curtis & Angela Klotz
Dr. John* & Arlene Knewitz
Knights of Columbus Council
#12497
Knights of Columbus Council
#14929
Knights of Columbus Council
#2191
Knights of Columbus Council
#4849
Knights of Columbus Council
#654
Knights of Columbus Council
#14795
Sandra Knipp
Ronald & Katherine Koca
William & Karen Koch
Joseph Kolich
Cindy Kopczyk
Ted & Jean Koplin
Kopy Kat Copier (Aurora)
Kountry Pet Resort
(Hampshire)
Jeff & Janet Krahn
The Krause Family
Michael & Kim Krauth
Tom & Pat Krave
Diana Kremer
Carla Kroll
Angelika Kuehl
Susan Kuen Gregory
Richard Kuhn
John & Sheila Kukan
Allen & Genie Kutchins
Catherine LaFlame
Kenneth & Lois Lahner
Martin & Rita Lally
Richard & Irma Larson
LaSalle Associates
Consulting, Inc.
Lauderdale Electric
Laura Tanner Jewelry
(Evanston)
Phyllis Laurencell
Law Elderlaw LLP
Law Office
of Daniel Parsons, PC
David & Susan Leader
Esther Lebbin
Dan Lents
Mark & Susannah Lesswing
Gilbert Levy
John & Mary Lewis
Michael & Cindy Lindamood
Mark Linker
Lombard Junior Women’s Club
Owen & Sue Lowrey
Lucille Servatius Miller
Memorial Fund
Lundberg Family Farms
(California)
Dan* & Melissa Lundberg
Thomas Lux
Magnetrol International Inc.
Louis & Carol Magurno
Richard & Jean Maier
Majestic Distributing (Elgin)
Daniel & Karen Maki
Suzanne Makovec
Management
Solutions of Illinois Inc
Raj & Dolly Mandrelle
Kristia Mapes
Marcus Theatres Corporation
Craig & Leslie Martin
Patricia Martin
Shawn Martin
Ignacio & Sally Martinez
Gary & Joan Mather
Jim & Janet McAlpin
Patrick & Mary McCloskey
Mary McCloskey-Francissen
Catherine McCollum
Al & Janice McFadden
Jim McGough & Ellen Barnes
Pamela McGoughy
Ann McGovern
McHenry County
Building Trades Council
John & Gwen McKee
Cassandra McKenzie
David McMullin
Charles McNamara
Michael & Tammy McQueen
Tom McTavish
Medieval Times (Schaumburg)
Medline Foundation
John & Mary Mehaffey
Mark & Beth Mehaffey
Meijer #183 (Elgin)
Craig Meilke
Clem* & Susan Mejia
Phil & Heather Mercier
Merlin’s Franchising, Inc.
Mike Sullivan Construction,
LLC. (St. Charles)
Chuck* & Sheri Miles
Millbrook United
Methodist Church
Suzanne Miner
Minga Fair Trade Imports
Mike & Mary Beth Mitchell
Marlin & Pauline Mittag
ML Realty Partners LLC
Benjamin & Regina Moe
Peter & Heidi Molenhouse
David & Karen Moore
Kevin & Lynn Moran
Michael & Vicki Morcos
Douglas & Christine Morris
Gerald & Barbara Morrow
Fred & Wendy Mosier
Edward Murtaugh
Bridget & William Mushrush
Mystic Clothing LLC
Leon Natonek
Nelson & Shea LTD
Attorneys At Law
Lori Nelson
Robert & Janet Nelson
Viet & Tori Nguyen
Ronnie & Jimmie Nickles
Thomas & Sherri Nocchi
Fran Nohling
Pete & Barb Nomellini
Northlight Theatre (Skokie)
Robert Novack
Daniel & Kristen O’Brien
Amanda O’Connor
Harold O’Donnell
Timothy & Carolyn Oelker
Terrance & Kimberly Olah
Old Second National Bank
(Aurora)
Olive Garden (Oswego)
Clare Ollayos
Ollie’s Garage (Batavia)
Brian Olsen
Richard & Donna Olund
Orchard Valley Golf Course
& Restaurant (Aurora)
Neal & Mary Ormond
Daniel & Faye O’Shea
Tom & Cheryl O’Shea
Tom & Lynn O’Shea
Oswego Presbyterian Church
Barbara Pacyga
John & Sharon Pagel
Pamela Thime
Design Incorporated
Pancor
Management & Services
Pandemonium (Washington)
Panera Bread (South Elgin)
Bob & Susan Panozzo
Paramount Theatre (Aurora)
Raymond & Sherida Parks
Geraldine Pass
Harsa Patel
Doug Pattison
Gerald & Donna Peddy
Pedersen Company
Pedersen Family Foundation
Steven & Kari Pedersen
Gail Pfister
Phyllis Phifer
Philadelphia Insurance
Companies
Robert & Corinne Pierog
Christie & Jeremy LaDue
George & Linda Plotzke
Robert & Bonnie Polis
Sarah Pollard
Larry Polly
Catherine Porzel
John* & Suzanne Potter
Richard & Bonnie Poulton
Robert & Sharon Powell
Kathy Prell
Presence McAuley Manor
The Pritikin Family
Dan & Carol Prysby
Arthur & Alice Pumo
Lynn Purcell
Q Center (St. Charles)
Jim Quilico
William & Sherry Quinn
Charles & Barbara Radovich
Pamela Rattner
Rauschenberger Partners
Steven & Betty
Rauschenberger
RBG Properties, Inc.
(St. Charles)
Ream’s Elburn Meat Market
Patricia Reding
Rose Reid
David & Jennifer Reuland
Jeffery Reuland
Lawrence & Roberta Rhymes
Richard Harvest Farms/LPGA
Elizabeth Richman
Norm & Gina Richter
Keith & Deborah Riddell
Jeff & Jennifer Risch
Jeffrey Robinson
Michael & Linda Roche
David & Katherine Rock
Sylvia Rooney
Jorge Roque & Angelica* Silva
Patricia Rose
Sherman & Sarene Rosen
Mary Rossi
Winifred Rossini
Bill & Diane Royster
Arlen & Elaine Rubin
Jodie Rubo
Richard & Pamela Ruminski
Jon & Lori Runkle
Thomas & Deborah Russo
Ruth’s Chris Steak House
(South Barrington)
Pat & Sandy Ryan
Gerry & May Rygh
Carla Salerno
Sam’s Club #6227 (Batavia)
Peter & Karen Sauter
Sandy Schalund
Harold Schessler
Georgine Schick
Sharon Schlies
Brian & Jill Schluntz
Jodi Schmidt
Dick & C.M. Schmidt
Schneeberger J. Corporation
Kurt & Janet Schumacher
Anna Schutz
Louis & Judy Schutz
Bradley & Joan Scott
Connie Scott
Tamara Scott
Seal Tec (Oswego)
Lisa See
Virginia Seick
Mary Seifert
Seigle Family Foundation
Phillip Semprini
Nick Sepeda
David Servatius
Alan & Donna Shackleton
Jack & Marlene Shales
Michael & Petrecia Shales
Charles & Janis Sharpless
Mark & Allison Short
Shurtech Brands
Sikich Group LLC
Cecelia Silber
Craig & Rebecca Simmons
Cheryl & Craig Simoncelli
Bruce & Kathy Simpson
Marti Sladek
Edward & Carla Sloan
David & Suzanne Smith
Robert & Patricia Smith
Thomas & Barbara Smith
Roger & Mary Kay
Smithberg
Tiffany Snow
Sock Smith (California)
Sons Of American Legion #489
Source One Media
Spare Wheels Transportation
Company, Inc.
Joy Springer
St. Catherine Of Sienna
Church (West Dundee)
St. Charles 708Community
Mental Health Board
St. Charles Bank & Trust Co.
St. Charles Breakfast
Rotary Foundation
St. Charles Kiwanis Golden “K”
St. Charles Kiwanis Noon Club
St. Charles Moose Lodge
#1368
St. Charles Township
St. Patrick Church (St. Charles)
Staller Estate
Staples
Stark & Son Trenching, Inc.
Richard & Josephine Starke
Robert & Phyllis Starke
State Farm Insurance
Companies
William & LuAnn Stefek
Abe Steinberg & Candy
Goldstein
Minnie Steinberg
Thomas Steinmetz
Steppenwolf Theatre (Chicago)
Herb & Mary Stith
Mary Streit
Cookie Stronsky-Ryle
Randal & Deborah Styka
David & Lynne Sullivan
Jeanne Svob
Swibco (Lisle)
Willie & Wendolyn Swims
Terri Lynn, Inc. (Elgin)
The Bon Ton Stores, Inc.
The Burton Foundation
The Inn Crowd (Aurora)
The Kane County
Bar Foundaton Inc.
The Spice House (Geneva)
The Village Company
Michael & Lisa Thielk
Dewey & Marjorie
Thompson
Tommy & Leah Thompson
Timex Corporation
Inez Toledo* & Craig Mielke
Giovanna Tomaszewski
Brian & Lisa Tonner
Shirley & Howard
Torkelson
Fred & Sherry Torres
Karen Torres
Tim & Debbie Torres
Richard & Barbara Tracy
Peter & Wendy Trainor
Ms. Sandra Traux
Tripar International
Mary Trippon
Trisha Waldron Jewelry
Mark & Pam Truemper
Trust Company of Illinois
Hung Tsang
Charles & Becky Tucker
Turf Room Restaurant
(Aurora)
Aldwin Turnage
Norm & Shirley Turner
Twelve Twenty-One Fund
Loren & Sylvia Underhill
Robert Unger
United Way (Elgin)
United Way (Fox Valley)
United Way (Batavia)
United Way
(Central Kane County)
United Way of Metropolitan
(Chicago)
Upstaging, Inc.
Nancy Valenta
Mike & Jean Van Boekel
Michael & Megan Vassar
Bob & Toni* Vaughan
Village of Huntley
Village of Lombard
Carmelo & Myriam Villanueva
VIM Recyclers, L.P.
Anna Vogtritter
Walt Powley Incline Inc
Walter J. & Edith E. Best
Foundation
Lori Ward
Wasco Nursery
& Garden Center
(St. Charles)
Harvey & Marjorie Waters
Sue Wathen
Waubonsee Community
College (Sugar Grove)
Barbara Weiner
Weldstar (Aurora)
David & Rose White
Stu & Becky Whitt
Joe & Wendy Widmayer
Florence Wiesbrook
Albert & Donna Wieteska
Tim & Laurie Williams
Bud Wilson
Windy Acres Farm (Geneva)
Carol Winkle
Joseph & Debra Winkle
Matthew & Chris Winkle
Millie Wolsfeld
Women’s Club of Aurora
Joan Wood
Thomas & Christine Wood
Aaron Woodard
Cheryl Woodlock
Wendy Woodside
Frank & Joan Wooley
Linda Yoakam
Yorkville
Congregational Church
Yorkville Jr. Woman’s Club
Paul & Mary Zaander
Zellmer Childhood
Disease Foundation
Arthur & Barbara Zillgitt
Zimmerman Ford (St. Charles)
Zonta Club of
St. Charles, Batavia
and Geneva
John Zweibohmer
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