we are changing lives - Union League Boys and Girls Clubs

2014
annual
report
together
we are changing lives
Union League
Boys & Girls Clubs
Founded on December 26, 1919.
Became an Affiliate Member of
the Boys & Girls Clubs of America
on February 23, 1920.
Safe Place for Youth
In 1919, Club One in Chicago’s Pilsen neighborhood provided a safe
place for a young man who had lost his father as World War I came
to an end in Europe.
Ninety-five years later, a female high school student at Club Two finds
a place to safely assert herself as a leader among her peers through
community service and a young boy at our Barreto Club feels free to
pursue his interest in science without fear of being ridiculed by the
“cool” kids at his school.
Our staff takes the time to ensure our youth keep up with their
classes and provide educational enrichment opportunities beyond
what is available at their schools. Our vision is that each one of our
club members is on track to graduate from high school with a plan
for the future.
We help youth prepare to reach their full potential. Thanks to the
generous support of our donors and our programming partners,
the youth of the Union League Boys & Girls Clubs have the
opportunity to succeed in life and to find their voices in the world.
We offer more than 12,900 members of the Union League Boys &
Girls Clubs, a safe place where they are free to explore their interests
and build confidence.
together we are changing lives
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Traditional Clubs
School-Based Program Sites
ULBGC Camp
Club One
2157 West 19th Street
Serves the Pilsen community.
Club Two
Located in William H. Wells
Community Academy
936 N. Ashland Avenue
Serves the Near West Side communities.
Located 65 miles north of Chicago, the Union
League Boys and Girls Clubs Camp has provided
a summer respite for thousands of at-risk youth
since 1924. The camp occupies 247-acres
on the rolling hills surrounding Lake Francis in
Salem, Wisconsin, and welcomes hundreds of
kids each summer for week-long sessions filled
with adventure, exploration, and fun at little or
no cost to their families.
Barreto Club
1214 North Washtenaw Avenue
Serves the Humboldt Park community.
Chicago International Charter School (CICS)
2235 N. Hamilton Avenue
Serves the Bucktown community.
Clemente Club
Located in Roberto Clemente
Community Academy
1147 N. Western Avenue
Serves the Humboldt Park community.
Englewood Club*
Located in Stagg Elementary School
7424 S. Morgan Street
Serves the Englewood community.
Hammond Club*
Located in Charles G. Hammond
Elementary School
2819 W. 21st Place
Serves the Little Village & South
Lawndale communities
*The initial funding of the new Englewood and Hammond
Boys & Girls Clubs has been provided by grants of $234,000
from the Twenty-First Century Community Learning Centers
program of the U.S. Department of Education.
“Nothing you do for children is ever wasted.”
– GARRISON KEILLOR
Camp is open to all youth of the ULBGC.
Recently, partnerships with the USO have
brought the benefits of a camp experience
to the children of military families.
Community-Based Program Site
Juvenile Temporary Detention Center
1100 S. Hamilton Street
Serves: Court-detained youth assigned to
Juvenile Temporary Detention.
Focus: To reduce the high rate of recidivism
among juvenile detainees by developing their
life-skills, a positive self-identity and an ability
to a see a hopeful future for themselves.
Programming addresses:
• career exploration and employability skills
• financial literacy
• developing pathways to high school,
GED or college graduation
• gang delinquency prevention
where we are
• addressing issues of prejudice and bigotry
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More kids, more often.
This simple statement is a fundamental objective for our
organization which, when achieved, will profoundly impact our youth, communities and city.
As I reflect on 2014, I am most proud that our seven Boys and Girls Clubs in Chicago served an
average of 1,407 youth each day. This is an increase of 17% over 2013 and a 45% increase over
the past three years. I believe our growing daily attendance is a testament to the value our youth
and their families place on the quality of the programming we provide and the fact that we provide
it in a safe place where they do not feel threatened. I offer my thanks to our donors, volunteers,
partners and staff for making this possible. Under the leadership of our CEO Mary Ann Mahon
Huels, our foundation continues to be a model for the entire Boys and Girls Clubs movement.
We entered 2015 guided by a new strategic plan, Vision 20/20. It challenges us to touch the lives
of 15,000 children each year and to serve at least 1,800 youth each day by the year 2020. We will
seek to expand our footprint in Chicago’s underserved south side. Across all of our clubs, we
hope to serve more kids, more often by continuing to offer programs and services that attract their
interests and sustain their engagement. We will strive to become a leading Boys and Girls Club
organization by measuring outcomes consistently and credibly.
I am pleased to report that in March 2015, we took the important, first steps toward achieving the
promise of Vision 20/20 by opening two new school-based sites on the city’s south side: one in the
Englewood community and another in South Lawndale. Through these sites, we are reaching out
to support a whole new group of Chicago youth and are helping them to envision and prepare for
a positive future. We also began our second year of programming at the Cook County Temporary
Juvenile Detention Center, providing much needed assistance to some of our city’s most at-risk
children.
I hope each of you will continue to support our efforts to make a difference in the lives of our kids.
Whether it involves your time, talent or financial support, we appreciate all that you do for Union
League Boys and Girls Clubs. In the coming year I urge each of you make a special effort to procure
a new partner, assist another ULC member to become engaged with us or volunteer for an event
or activity you haven’t done before. I can guarantee you it will change your life.
Terry R. Hendrickson
President of the Board of Trustees
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2014-15
Union League
Boys & Girls Clubs
Officers
Terry R. Hendrickson
President of the Board of Trustees
Nancy A. Ross
First Vice President
Craig A. Labus
Second Vice President
Timothy J. Cunningham
Treasurer
Michael R. Ward
Assistant Treasurer
John F. Lemker
Secretary
Cynthia L. Doloughty
Assistant Secretary
Stephen J. Schlegel
General Counsel
Mary Ann Mahon Huels
President & CEO
During this past year,
we truly embodied the mission statement, “To enable all young
people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, responsible
and caring citizens“. As I reflect on the service of our organization to the youth of some of
Chicago’s most difficult neighborhoods, “especially those who need us most” resonates.
I recall the brutal winter weather and how even though schools were not in session, our Boys &
Girls Clubs remained open with extended hours, enabling parents and guardians to make their way
to work without worrying about what their children were up to and who they were with. Our Boys
& Girls Club Members enjoyed their regular programs, and spent quality time learning and having
structured fun, instead of remaining idle at home. We were there when they needed us.
Our award-winning Science Program allowed the kids to explore new skills, including growing their
own food. Through after-school and summer literacy, science, and mathematics programs, we are
fostering academic success among the young people we serve providing them with resources they
wouldn’t otherwise have access to.
The warm and healthy meals and snacks we provided throughout the year through our partnership
with the Chicago Food Depository were often the best meal of the day for our Club members.
We provided 36 college scholarships, totaling $80,000, for teens graduating from high school with
a plan for their future.
We are providing hope and opportunity for those who need us most. My thanks to each and every
one of you who make that possible.
Mary Ann Mahon Huels
President & CEO
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Mission Statement
To enable all young people,
especially those who need us
most, to reach their full potential
as productive, responsible and
caring citizens.
who we serve
12,942 youth
Ages 6-18
Total 2014 membership
1,407 youth
Ethnicity
Average daily attendance in 2014
64% Hispanic/Latino
26% African-American
3% Caucasian
7% Other
45% increase
over the past 3 years
58%
Members belonging to their
club for more than 2 years
81%
Eligible
for free/reduced price
meals at school
attendance + frequency of visits = together we are changing lives
our youth
“The doors to the Club have always been open
to me. If I felt I did not belong at the Club,
I probably would have been hanging with the
wrong crowd. The Club has been a positive
influence for me to feel good about me.”
- CLUB ONE MEMBER
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“I felt accepted the moment I became a member.
The ULBGC helped me when I needed them most
particularly when I had to fill the void, pain and
abandonment of losing my grandmother. The Club
became a home away from home.”
- BARRETO CLUB MEMBER
Dove Self-Esteem Project
Our Club Two Boys & Girls Club hosted a self-esteem workshop for more
than ninety young women. Funded by Dove Brands, a division of Unilever,
the Dove Self-Esteem Project is designed to ensure that young girls can
grow up enjoying a positive self-image and become empowered to fulfill
their full potential.
Professional women with a wide variety of careers volunteered to share
personal reflections and testimonials at the workshop which offered the
young women strategies for developing strong body confidence.
what we do
After-School Science Enrichment
Academic Success
Homework help & one-on-one tutoring
High School dropout intervention
Career & college exploration
Good Character - Citizenship
Leadership and community service
Non-violent conflict resolution
Sports-oriented leadership for teens
Healthy Lifestyles
Healthy Habits wellness program
Promote good character and male responsibility
Promote health and positive self esteem for girls
The Union League Boys & Girls Clubs offer a unique
after-school science program that guides fourth through
eighth grade club members to a better understanding
of topics such as the science behind sound and music,
the threat of invasive species in our forest preserves and
utilizing forensic techniques to uncover a medical mystery.
During 2014, 166 youth participated in the program.
Community Service
“We learn about leadership and service to our community. Taking food
and Christmas gifts to a neighborhood family in need helped me not to
take things for granted and better understand some families have much
bigger problems to handle.” - BARRETO CLUB MEMBER
797 youth
were engaged in a club
or community-based service
project in 2014
“The Club helps me feel that I am useful.
I help out with younger members, participate
in parades and fundraisers and showing
parents of new Club members around. I know
I can serve a purpose.” - CLUB ONE MEMBER
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focus on
great futures
Samsung Tween Tech Lounge
In November, corporate partner Samsung unveiled a new state-of-the-art technology center
at our Club One Boys & Girls Club. One of only ten centers of its kind across the country, the
center seeks to engage the interest of ten to twelve year olds in science, technology engineering
and math topics.
The center is equipped with twenty Samsung tablets that have been pre-loaded with more
than 1,000 Scholastica software selections. Our program staff leads the Tween group through
a rigorous ten-week program of exploration.
“The Club helped me build important computer skills. I’ll never forget learning how to
type, creating my first PowerPoint or editing photos with PhotoShop. These skills have
given me confidence to work toward reaching my long-term goals.” - CLUB ONE MEMBER
Barreto Learning Center
School day afternoons, our Barreto staff provides
middle-school aged club members with math instruction programs of the Kahn Academy. Utilizing practice
exercises, instructional videos and personalized learning
dashboards, young learners are empowered to study
at their own pace and without fear of being
made fun of because they don’t know
the right answers. Student progress
is tracked and learning gaps are
identified and addressed.
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2,646 youth used
a computer or tablet at
one of our clubs for
academic purposes in 2014
Together we served
143,874 meals and
26,266 snacks
in 2014.
Healthy Eating
Feeding the mind and body
With the help of the Chicago Food Depository and the gifts of generous donors, we are able to offer our members
a nutritious after-school meal. For many club members the food they enjoy at their Boys & Girls Club is their only
source of meaningful nutrition outside of school. When one considers that many of our youth eat their last meals
of the day at school at noon, the late afternoon meal at the clubs is a vital part of their well-being.
healthy lifestyles
RBI: Reviving Baseball In Inner Cities
With the very generous support of Cubs Care, a Fund of the McCormick
Foundation, we offer a Junior- and Senior-level RBI program. Each year, 300
young men develop baseball skills and good fitness and practice habits through
the RBI program. It has been a gateway for dozens of participants to qualify for
college baseball scholarships.
The RBI Program is enhanced by the Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation’s Badges for
Baseball program. The program brings together officers of the U.S. Marshals’
Office, FBI, Chicago Police Department and Chicago Fire Department to provide
structured mentorship to our players.
“If it wasn’t for the RBI program, I wouldn’t have the opportunity to play
organized baseball; my parents are gone and I couldn’t pay the fees.
After three years, I’m not only playing, I’m the captain of the team.”
~ CLEMENTE CLUB MEMBER
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“I love Camp! I get to meet new people,
go swimming every day. I love learning
new things at Camp!”
– CLUB ONE CAMPER
Camp
Fun Safe Place to Build Memories
Over the past 90 years, the Union League Boys & Girls Club Camp has provided more than 50,000 young
people a chance to experience the pastoral freedom of the 247 acres of rolling hills and woodlands that
surround beautiful Lake Francis in Salem, Wisconsin.
The Camp is one of only seven of its kind nationwide and offers over
1,000 campers each summer a chance to engage in outdoor camping,
campfire ceremonies, storytelling, arts and crafts, drama, music, boating
and fishing. Campers also learn about environmental awareness,
leadership and teambuilding. After a week at camp, youth return home
with new skills and new friends. For many, the camp experience is
transformational.
“The reason why I love Camp is because the food is good.
We have to work by ourselves in the cabin, which makes us
more responsible. The staff does a good job protecting us.
Nurse Amy is a good nurse!”
– CLUB ONE CAMPER
Military Youth Program
In recent years, we have partnered with the USO and the United States
Military to provide a camp getaway for more than 300 youth whose
mothers and/or fathers have been deployed in defense of our nation.
Special thanks to the Union League Club’s American Legion Post 758
and United States Army, Air Force and Navy for helping to fund these
special camper experiences.
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Programming Partners
The support of our programming partners is vital to the success of our youth.
Thank you for all of the ways you support us.
After School Matters
Altria
American Camping Association
American Red Cross
Annie E. Casey Foundation
AT&T
Authors’ Group of Union
League Club
Bon Ton
Boys & Girls Clubs of America
Buffalo Wild Wings &
their Franchisees
Build On
Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation
Caruso Communications LLC/
Caruso PR
Champro Sports
Charles River Associates
Chicago Cubs
Chicago Dawg Pound
Chicago Engineer’s Foundation
Chicago Fire Department
Chicago International Charter School (Bucktown)
Chicago Park District
Chicago Police Department
Chicago Public Schools
Chicago Smelts
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Wolves
Cisco Systems
CITGO
Citi Foundation
City of Chicago – Dept. of
Family & Support Services
Roberto Clemente High School
Comcast & Comcast Sportsnet
Chicago
Conoco Phillips
Cook County Juvenile
Temporary Detention Center
Cristo Rey Jesuit High School
Cubs Care, a Fund of the
McCormick Foundation
DePaul University
Dove Brands – Unilever
Dr. Pedro Albizu Campos
High School
First Tee
Forest Preserve District of
Cook County
Greater Chicago Food
Depository
HR Solutions, Inc.
Impact Networking
International Children’s
Media Center
Instituto Del Progreso Latino
Joe Rizza Ford
Joffery Ballet
Katten, Muchin, Rosenman LLP
Luminarts Cultural Foundation
Major League Baseball (RBI)
Make a Splash – Phil Dodson, USA Master Swimming
Maytag
Microsoft
National Runaway Switchboard
Northwestern University
Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP
Robert Half International
The Geographic Society
of Chicago
Ross Stores, Inc.
Ross Foundation
Ruth Page Center for the Arts
Samsung
SCOPE
Serafin & Associates
Shade Family Foundation
State’s Attorney of Cook County
Thodos Dance Chicago
Unilever Foundation
Union League Club of Chicago
U.S. Air Force
U.S. Army
U.S. Department of Justice
U.S. Navy
U. S. Marshal Service
University of Illinois Extension
UNO Charter School Network
Wells Community Academy High School
partners
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Making A
Difference
Associate Board
Associate Board members are Chicago-area professionals who share a common
interest in making a difference in the life of a young person. By generously donating
their time and talents in support of the at-risk youth we serve, Associate Board
members become a very real example of what it means to be a productive,
responsible and caring member of a community.
Associate Board members enhance the club experience for youth through their
mentorship, homework help and career and college guidance. Some build
relationships with our youth through sports and recreation.
This past year, the Associate Board members and their friends organized a 3 on 3
basketball tournament at our Clemente Club, hosted holiday parties and bought
gifts for hundreds of our club members, and coordinated unique experiences and
field trips.
Associate Board members are making a difference and, together, are changing lives.
We are grateful for all of the ways they support the kids we serve.
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For more
information on the
Associate Board contact
Marina Siragusa at
[email protected]
“I belonged to a Boys & Girls Club when I
was growing up. I want these kids to have
the same great experience that I had.”
– ASSOCIATE BOARD MEMBER
Youth of the Year
Congratulations to Mario Flores of the
Clemente Club, our 2015 Youth of the Year.
Youth of the Year is the highest honor a Boys &
Girls Club member can achieve. The annual Youth of
the Year Dinner celebrates the success of youth who have
overcome enormous odds to demonstrate exceptional
character, leadership among their peers and academic
accomplishment.
The dreams of our candidates come alive at the dinner as
they present the speeches they have prepared.
From L to R:
Terry R. Hendrickson,
Board President,
Youth of the Year
Candidates
Jawun Scott,
Anthony Valentin,
Mario Flores &
Katia Napoles
Ways To Help
Together … 37th Annual Gala
On the first Saturday of November more than 300 guests attended our 37th Annual
Gala emceed by veteran journalist and WBBM Newsradio 780/105.9 personality, Felicia
Middlebrooks (pictured at right with First Vice President Nancy Ross) at the Union
League Club of Chicago. More than $200,000 was raised that night, representing a
deep commitment on the part of the guests to the at-risk youth we serve.
“For 37 years, the Gala has helped fund our core program areas. We are
sincerely grateful for the generosity of donors, foundations, corporate
partners, Union League Club members and volunteers. Their dedication
allows us to ensure success is within reach of every young person that
walks through our doors.”
– TERRY R. HENDRICKSON, BOARD PRESIDENT
together we can change more lives
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Statements of Financial Position
Statements of Activities
December 31, 2014 and 2013
Years Ended December 31, 2014 and 2013
Assets
Cash and equivalents
Receivables
Major gifts initiative
Contributions
Government grants
Interest
Prepaid expenses and other assets
Long-term investments
Restricted investments
Cash surrender value life insurance
Beneficial interests in trusts
Property and equipment
Total Assets
Restated*
2013
$315,524 $207,869
178,614
322,878
223,659
2,020 39,140 4,510,129 2,447,175 142,844
5,625,627
8,864,717 283,820
248,725
163,269
27,483
25,871
3,989,385
2,589,528
121,115
5,647,594
9,173,350
$22,672,327 $22,478,009
Liabilities
Accounts payable
Line of credit
Accrued liabilities and other
Deferred revenue
$157,429
783,731
129,822
550
$122,109 901,672 127,650 18,979 Total Liabilities
1,071,532
1,170,410 Net Assets
Unrestricted
Temporarily restricted
Permanently restricted
Total Net Assets
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
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Unaudited
2014
Support & Revenues
Individuals
Major gifts initiative revenue
Corporation & Foundation
Government
Bequests & Trusts
Income from club operations
Investment income
Special events
Change in fair value of
beneficial interests in trusts
Gain/(Loss) on disposal of property
and equipment
Other income
Total Support & Revenues
Expenses
Program services
Supporting services
Total Expenses
Increase in Net Assets
Unaudited
2014
$1,324,165$977,137
37,475
612,218
1,210.487
914,045
929,707
793,176
246,347
299,037
24,397
19,539
903,461
1,502,305
77,285
59,521
(21,967)
385,123
2,975
77,000
4,811,332
(26,551)
17,387
5,552,937
3,768,192
749,945
4,518,137
3,301,095
711,109
4,012,204
$293,195
$1,540,733
*2013 results have been restated to reflect beneficial interests in trusts
12,596,507
1,428,225
7,576,063
21,600,795
$22,672,327
12,446,187 1,430,221 7,431,191 21,307,599 $ 22,478,009 Restated*
2013
donors
Over $100,000
Chamberlain Memorial Fund
Charles L., Reinhardt E. &
Carolyn L. Jahn Co-Trustees
Cubs Care, a Fund of the
McCormick Foundation
• Mrs. Shirley H. Jahn
The Reinhardt H. & Shirley R.
Jahn Foundation
Anonymous
$50,000 and above
County of Cook
• Mr. David M. Shade and Family
The Reinhardt and Shirley
Jahn Society
The Reinhardt & Shirley Jahn Society
is a special giving society recognizing
individuals who have generously
donated $10,000 or more in one
giving year. They are denoted with •
We are particularly grateful for
the long-standing and generous
support of the members of the Union
League Club of Chicago. Many of them
have elected to support the mission of
the Union League Boys & Girls Clubs
on a monthly or quarterly basis. Their
generosity helps make all we do
possible. THANK YOU!
$25,000 and above
Estate of John E. Beier
• Mr. & Mrs. James R. Gillespie
George A Hamlin Trust
• Mr. Howard H. Hush Jr.
• Mr. Neal Kottke
• Mr. James P. Meyer
Edmond and Alice Opler Foundation
• Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Patterson
Shade Family Foundation
• Mr. Howard B. Simpson
Frank W. Thurston Trust
$10,000 and above
American Camping Association
• Guy and Jan Arvia
• Mr. Ronald P. Bernardi
Butler Family Charitable Foundation
Cartif Fund
Chicago Community Trust
• Mike & Lynda Chioros
• Mr. F. Michael Covey III
• Mr. Timothy J. Cunningham
• Ms. Cynthia L. Doloughty
Mary Barnes Donnelley Fnd
• Mr. John L. Donnelly
• Stacy L. & Ian Fleming
• Mr. & Mrs. Terry R. Hendrickson
• Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Herbert
• Ms. Marsha K. Hoover &
Thomas F. Karaba
• Mr. & Mrs. Loren A. Jahn
• Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Kiss
• Mr. & Mrs. Craig A. Labus
• Mr. & Mrs. John F. Lemker Jr.
• Mr. Andrew Jon MacRae
• Mr. Jerry Manne
• Martha Jahn Martin & Lee Martin
• Mr. Thomas E. Payne
Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation, Inc.
• Nancy A. Ross & Phil Dodson
• Mr. Stephen J. Schlegel
• Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Sullivan
State of Wisconsin (DPI)
Mary F.S. Worcester Fund
$5,000 and above
Active Glass Co., Inc.
Alana Corp. Optis Partners LLC
Lester & Edward Anixter Family
Foundation
Anonymous
Auto Nation
Mr. Edward Bernardi
Mr. Thomas C. Borders
Susan S. Cavender
Mr. Wesley M. Clark
James F. Curtis
Mary H. DeChant
Mr. Thomas G. DiCianni
Ms. Carol A. Doyle
George M. Eisenberg Foundation
For Charities
First Bank of Highland Park Foundation
Dr. Claude Gendreau & Jean Ubaudi
William M. Hales Foundation
Nancy T. Heyser
Mr. Loren D. Jahn
Ms. Colleen Daley Jahn
Mr. Jessie S. Jones
Helen Keledjian
Mr. Michael J. Koenigsknecht
Luminarts Cultural Foundation
Mr. George G. Maragos
Metropolitan Wines DBA: Fleury
Estate Winery
Mr. John G. Papadia
Mr. James B. Planey
James M. Rafferty
RBC Wealth Management
Mr. Timo Rehbock
Mr. & Mrs. Harry G. Robertson
Ms. Sandra Simpson
Michael Simpson
William & Hope Simpson Foundation
John M. Simpson Foundation
Mr. Kenneth P. Such
Mr. Michael P. Sullivan Jr.
Mark Walsh & Company
Mr. Fred K. Walz
Mr. Michael R. Ward
Mr. Mark S. Wiktor
Benevolence Committee of the
Winnetka Congregational Church
Charles H. Worcester Fund
$2,500 and above
Barnes & Thornburg, LLP
Mr. Christopher P. Bohus
Mr. Charles Brummell Jr.
The Butler Family Foundation
Chicago Title and Trust Company
Foundation
The Frank Cooney Company, Inc.
Mr. Mark Crane
Dillon Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Eastwood
Mr. Matthew Ryan Farrell
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Goldberg Kohn
Mr. Kevin J. Hermanek
Mrs. John P. Higginson Jr.
Wilson Hunt
Mr. Brian M. Jack
Margaret E. Jahn
Michael P. King
Mr. Cosmin Lucaci
Mr. Mitchell McGuire
National Runaway Switchboard
The Northern Trust Company
Mr. Mark T. Petrus
Mr. Jason M. Schoettmer
Mr. Ronald Seliga
Mr. Jonathan F. Siedlecki
Mr. Richard G. Walker
Ms. Susan H. Wallace
Mr. Joe W. Welnhofer
Mr. William S. Wigoda
Jacob M. Wilkoff
Geary Rimmer Vincent
Wolf Foundation
$1,000 and above
Abbvie
Mr. Steven J. Ashby
Bank of America
M.R. Bauer Foundation
Mr. William M. Beckemeier
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Beckwith
Mr. P. S. Bening
Mr. John H. Berchem
Board Of Education For
The City Of Chicago
Mr. Richard S. Bull III
Mr. Edward O. Carney
Chicago Smelts Master Swim Team
Clarity Solution Group, Inc.
Mr. Kevin J. Cooney
CRA International
Mr. Tilden Cummings Jr.
Mr. Richard D. Doermer
Mr. Patrick Doloughty
Mr. Reuben S. Donnelley
Doyle Family Fund c/o Mr. John Doyle
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The Joseph H. Roy Trust
The Mary R Roy Trust
Mr. David Ruiz
Dr. Glenn R. Scheive
Mr. Glen Schneider
Mr. John E. Scully Jr.
Craig J. Shields
Mr. John H. Strom
Surber Investments Inc.
Tawani Foundation
Mrs. Vernon B. Thomas
Mr. Brian T. Timpone
Mr. Richard P. Toft
Jeff Tovar
UBS
Mr. William C. Vonder Heide
Mr. Rainer R. Weigel
Mr. David B. Whitehurst
The Wicklander Family Foundation, Inc.
Rachel B. Williams Foundation
Ms. Abigail Wodock
Mr. Steve C. Filipowski
Mr. Frederick C. Ford
Mr. James J. Gatziolis
Richard W. George
Mr. Stephen H. Goulding
Mr. Jeffrey D. Hejza
Mr. Thomas J. Horan
Mr. Edward T. Howe
Mr. Martin P. Hughes
Impact Networking
Mr. Matthew J. Iverson
Michael Jancosek
JBS Foundation c/o Mr. Ron Lavin
Mr. R. David Johnson
Mr. Nicholas B. Kalm
Mr. Steve Kass
Mr. and Mrs. Terence W. Keenan
James Kirk
Ms. Judith Kiss
Kathleen M. Klauseger
Mr. John L. Ladle Jr.
Mr. Timothy Larocca
Ms. Louise M. LaRue
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lavin
Ms. Dina L. Lieber
Dr. A. Melinda Liller
Ms. Kathleen Elizabeth Manning
Jacqueline Martin
Mr. John James McShea
Mr. Richard Edward Michaels
Mr. Richard E. Moore
Jeannie Morris
Ms. Corinne S. Morrissey
Bruce M. Nesbitt
Mr. Frank R. Niederman
Mr. Kenneth E. Nordine Jr.
Mr. Jeffrey L. Olin
Mr. Christopher R. Paoli
Peoples Energy
Perfect Mulch Products, Inc.
Ms. Anna E. Quillen
Ms. Lisa A. Radomski
Mr. Richard A. Rauch
The Rhoades Foundation
$500 and above
Salvador J. Aguilar
American Institute For Foreign Study
J. Trent Anderson
Mike A. Arvia
Mr. Mark A. Arvin
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bartels
Dorian L. Bezanis
John Bodenmann
Mr. Justin Brookshaw
Denise Bryant
Edson Burton
Kenneth Paul Caniglia
Keith Cardoza
Mr. John W. C. Carlson
Robert E. Carroll
Chi-Town Dawg Pound
The Clarke Group, Inc.
Commonwealth Annuity
Kevin Connelly
Frank Cozzi
Richard J. Cremieux
Allan R. Crevi
Ms. Cathleen D. Cronin
William T. Darnton
Thomas D. Eilers
Jonathan R. Ellis
Mr. Thomas E. Erffmeyer
Dr. Javier E. Fajardo
Dr. Therese E. Finn
Dr. Jana Fleming
John Charles Gabbert
Gregory P. Giles
Ms. Marsha Feder Goldstein
Walter Graffen
Karen Hagberg
Ms. Laura J. Hagen
John Hamilton
Hon. James F. Henry
Ian W. Hinchcliffe
Thomas J. Horan
William J. Inglese
Sheila C. Issenberg
Jefferson Fulton
Mr. Robert M. Karton
John L. Kirkland
Eric S. Kolkey
Patti Koury
K-Plus Engineering, LLC
Mr. Gregory G. Laka
Donna LaPietra
Andrew Larsen
Kevin & Diane Larson
Ms. Kay N. Lindenberg
Livewire Communications Inc.
Chris Lucaci-Oprea
Ms. Cindy Jade Malone
Thomas Malueg
Joseph C. Mangan
Mr. Guy N. Maras
Mary K. Martin
Nick J. Massarella
Mr. William J. McGrath
Tony B. McGuire PE
Mr. Richard H. McKay
Mr. Eugene Morris
Vincent A. Naccarato
Jessey R. Neves
John D. Newhouse
Mr. Matt R. Olaveson
Paul Ordynski
Richard Charles Packman
Mr. Thomas S. Palmen
Mr. Seymour H. Persky
Mrs. Donald A. Peterson
Daniel J. Petree
Geanine Pierce
Power Seal Pipeline Products Corp.
Ms. Lynne Thomsen Rinkoski
Martin Ross
James W. Rowley
Mr. Jeffrey A. Sacks
Brett M. Scheive
Hugh J. Schwartzberg
Kevin M. Schwendener
Thom and Ann Serafin
Mr. Paul W. Shade
Ms. Lisa Shade
Ervin Shindell
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Siavelis
Paul Sill
Mrs. Annemie O. Sinka
Ms. Joan M. Solbeck
Donna Stride
Douglas Taylor
TelecomPioneers c/o AT&T Pioneers
Ms. Rebecca S. Thomson
Jerome R. Vainisi
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WBBM-TV Chicago
Winifred White
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$250 and above
David Abel
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Amgen Foundation Staff
Giving Programs
Michael G. Bansley
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Kurt M. Carlson
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David H. Coar
Barbara A. Cook
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Ronald E. Culp
Janice A. Dale
Christopher R. D’Andrea
Julie Danis
Dennis Demoss
Theodore E. Desch
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Robert Didomenico
Lisa M. Doherty
Patrick T. Driscoll
Walter J. Drone
Dave W. Dunning
John Ward Egan
Dr. James L. Evanko
David A. Fain
Walter W. Farrell
Dr. Jan Figa
Robert A. Filpi
Robert M. Fitzgerald
Kathleen M. Flanagan
Edward L. Fleming
Lawrence M. Flight
John F. Flynn
Michael B. Fodor
Frank G. Furcich
Thomas J. Geary
William C. Glynn
Robert S. Grandy
Randy L. Green
L. Thomas Gregory
Michael C. Gumbel
Tristan T. Gunn
Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Hanke
Linda Hanson
Kyle Harer
James T. Harrington
William E. Hay
Kimberlee S. Herold
Walter V. Holt
Lori Hubers
Dennis Hughes
Independent Mechanical
Industries, Inc.
Elizabeth Ingram
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Darrell B. Jackson
Ms. Margaret Jahn
Mr. Charles H. Jesser
Steven V. Johnson
Bartlett Johnson
David J. Jolivette
Marguerite F. Judge
Peter James Kane
Evan B. Karnes
Andrew Albert Keppy
Leonard P. Kiernan
Ms. Patricia A. Kiss
K-Plus Mechanical, Inc.
Peggy Kusinski
Dennis W. Lamont
Dr. James A. Langenfeld
Gary Lauger
Noah Alexander Lewis
Thomas F. Lindeman
Ronald G. Lindenberg
Kenneth M. Lodge
Mikel Lykins
James M. Lynch
Douglas W. Mabie
Arthur S. Margulis
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Dr. Richard I. Mateles
Michael G. Maza
Jason P. McClain
Donald McCunniff
Christopher McGuire
James D. McQuaid
Steven Merdinger
Philip S. Mergener
Mid-Continent Capital LLC
Midwest Aerospace, Ltd
Charles L. Milette
Scott Miller
Tarun Mirchandani
Jodie L. Moeller
William T. Moller
William A. Montgomery
George M. Morvis Sr.
Mujeres Latinas En Accion
Lester E. Munson
James K. Murphy
Terrence J. O’Brien
Mary A. O’Connor
John D. O’Malley Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Taylor O’Malley
Manuela Oros
Marianne O’Shaughnessy
Jay E. Ostema
Mark W. Pacelli
Thomas F. Pado
Ms. Kimberly A. Palmisano
Mr. Fred P. Parker III
William T. Patterson
Mr. Hector Perez
Anthony C. Pescatore
C. Gregory Peters
Steven L. Phelps
Mr. Guenther M. Philipp
Don Pierson
Michael Polan
Shaun Powers
Seaton Tinsley Preston III
Mark K. Proesel
Lon M. Richey
Paul J. Richter
David W. Riddell
Vincent D. Rizzo
Jason Rosenberg
Brenda A. Russell
Robert E. Ryan
Mrs. Frank J. Scarpelli
Chris Schallmo
Thomas R. Scheckelhoff
John W. Schladweiler
Loretta A. Schneider
Scott Seaman
David M. Shade Jr.
Michael D. Sharkey
Christopher L. Shepard
Marie Smilek
Denis E. Springer
Richard M. Stanton
James R. Streicker
Robert Alan Subkowsky
Jerry Tampier
Andrew Terry
John Timmer
James Vaselopulos
William J. Watt
Jeffrey H. White
Dr. Sandra L. Williams
Hugh Williams
Lloyd L. Zickert
Up to $250
Judith A. Adams
Salvador Aguilar Real Estate
Ms. Patricia A. Ahern
Bill G. Ahillen
Dr. Kathleen G. Albrecht
Mr. George C. Alex
Susan Andreeff
Mr. Robert E. Barnato
Sharon Barrett
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Charles R. Bartels
Mr. Andrew E. Bartes
Barbara B. Beardslee
Mary P. Bennett
Mr. George C. Bergland
Mr. Matthew Piacentini Bernardi
Lynford Bieling
Hon. James D. Bindenagel
Rev. Philip L. Blackwell
Jeff Blake
Ms. Joan H. Blumenthal
Nicole Boisseau
Mr. Thomas P. Boland
Mr. Bart R. Bonga
Elizabeth Brackett
Mr. Michael W. Bransfield
Mr. Abdon J. Bray
Ms. Margaret W. Brennan
Mr. Elliott R. Brink
Ms. Lois R. Navid
Mr. William F. Burfeind IV
Ms. Allison B. Burke
Mr. Vito Caputo
Patricia Caracci
Martin J. Castro
Mr. Arthur D. Chantler
Laura A. Chmiel
Clare Chmiel
Nancy L. Clark
Martin Cohn Associates
Mr. R. Dean Conlin
William J. Cook Scholarship Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Corcoran
Mr. Nelson D. Cornelius
Mr. William P. Cowhey
Dr. Raymond M. Crawford Jr.
Judge Richard D. Cudahy
Ms. Jacqueline M. Cuisinier
Thomas P. Cunningham
Mr. Michael Cunningham
Rev. John C. Cusick
Brian Cutler
Roger Cvik
Mr. and Mrs. John Dahl
Charlette Davidson
Allan Davidson
Patrick Degnan
Christopher DeLuca
Mr. Thomas A. Demetrio
Anastasia Demos
Mr. Thomas O. Deneen
Joseph Dhamer
Mr. David Diaz
Nancy Dodson
Ms. Peggy J. Dow
The Dri Rite Company
Mr. Joel S. Dryer
Mr. Richard W. Dubberke
Ms. Sherry Duda
Mr. Terence J. Duffy
Dr. Ann Marie Dunlap MD
Dario Durham
Mr. George F. Dvorak
Mr. Michael John Dvorak
Mr. Allan B. Edwards
Patricia A. Egipciaco
Mr. Gerald H. Elbin
Electrical Maintenance Distributors, Inc.
Judge Kathy S. Elliott
Mr. Joseph W. Epkins
John Epler
Ms. Carol Esler
Jerome Ettinger
Mr. Timothy M. Evans
Rick Ezgur
Family Health Network, Inc.
Andrew G. Farah
Mr. Joseph S. Feth
Karen Filipowski
Mr. David M. Filkins
Mr. Robert W. Fioretti
Mark C. Fischer
Sherry Fischer
Marjorie G. Fitzgerald
Brian Fleury
Michael Fonda
Michael W. Franke
David F. Frey
Brendan J. Gallagher
Mr. Richard I. Gavin
Mr. Thomas R. Gaynes
Mr. Edward M. Genson
Mr. Gerald Gersey
Richard Gleason
Steven Goldberg
Judge John A. Gorman
Ms. Janet M. Graney
Gurgone Group Inc.
Glenn R. Haas
Ms. Lee R. Hamilton
Diane D. Hank
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad N. Hansen
Ms. Regina B. Harris
Scott Harris
Elizabeth A. Hart
Lawrence H. Hatch
Keith A. Hebeisen
Mr. Clinton B. Henderson
Mr. Larry L. Herndon
Mr. Jack R. Heyden
Mr. Odell Hicks Jr.
Mr. Charles G. Hohman III
Mr. Wm. Michael Hoover
Arnold Horwich
Melvin J. Howard
Kristi Hughes
Ms. Cynthia L. Hunt
Ms. Jean T. Hurd
Mr. J. Taylor Hurst
Illinois Communication Sales, Inc.
Dr. Mira B. Irons
Mr. John T. Iwanski
Thomas A. Jaconetty
Robert Jasilopoly
Kim R. Jensen
Sarah Johnson
Mr. David C. Kase
Susan Kempe-Rose
Marie D. Ketchum
Chris King
Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Klein
Ms. Janice J. Knight
Mr and Mrs Michael E. Kniola
Mr. Stephen Knowles
Alec Kosminskas
Glen Ellis Kottke
Jill Kovanic
Christopher T. Krause
Mr. David A. Krause
Alan S. Kravits
Louis C. Krueger
Alan R. Kurash & Associates, LLC
Christine Kurban
Elizabeth Kusek
Mr. Lucien Lagrange
Mr. Jonathan David Lamarre
Mr. Kit K. Lancaster
Margot Lane
Mr. Mark Larose
Adam Lasker
Mr. Leo J. Latz III
Gary Lazarski
LDC Communications, Inc.
Peter Lee
Diana Lee
Mr. Spencer H LeMenager
Andrew W. Levenfeld
Ms. Kenya Lewis
Stephanie Lippian
Mr. Donald C. Lisle
Yingsong Liu
George Loera
Stephanie Lopez
Mr. Richard T. Lorenz Jr.
Darlene A. Lorman
Capt. Richard Louis
Major Charles Lynn Lowder
Sarah B. Magner
John Maloney
Martin Marion
Ms. Sharon L. Marlin
Megan Mawicke
George P. McAndrews
Jerry McClanahan
Timothy G. McDermott
Mrs. Janet J. McDermott
McGuire Engineers
Mrs. Harold E. McKee Jr.
Chris Means
Mr. Leo Melamed
John F Melbourne
Maria Mendoza
Kristen Merrill
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Richard L. Middleton
Mardi Milia
Mr. Marvin A. Miller
Mr. James Michael Minich
Mr. Chad Moeller
John Molloy
Ms. Mary Monroy-Spampinato
Mr. Michael L. Monticello
Mrs. Frank J. Mooney
Mr. John David Mooney
Patricia Moore
Ms. Leslee Moorehead
Rev. Otis Moss III
Mr. Matthew Paul Moy
Mr. William J. Munro
Mr. James J. Myrick
National Assn. of Insurance
and Financial Advisors
Dr. Susan M. Nedza Lastres
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Nelson
Mr. Xuong T. Nguyen
Michael Niederman
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William J. Nissen
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Nowotarski
James G. Obrien
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ogrizovich
Donald D. Oliver
Meghan O’Malley
Open 4 Business Productions LLC #13
Oriental Trading Company, Inc.
Mr. Robert C. Osmanski
Andrew Osterman
Mr. Blake Edmund Overlock
Mr. George Papadakis
Olivia Penales
Nola B. Penn
Rev. Joseph N. Perry
Mr. Charles A. Peruchini
Mr. Donald S. Petersen
Ms. Donna Peterson
Geraldine Peterson
Mr. Joseph E. Pilewski
Cyril C. Pinder
Mr. Jason Pompeii
Dr. Rollin R. Potter
Judith Powell
Mr. Andrew Pritzker
Pugi Of Chicagoland
James M. Quigley
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ragone
Mrs. Dianne M. Rascia
Mr. Ronald A. Rascia
Judith Ray
Mr. Daniel E. Reidy
Mr. William E. Richards
Theodore R. Rilea
Mr. Thomas P. Riley
Bernard B. Rinella
Suzy Robertson
John F. Robinson
Ms. Blair Robinson
Mr. Raphael M. Roche III
Mr. Alan T. Rodriguez
J. M. Roeck
Ms. Sarah Emily Rogers Morris
VAdm. Ann Rondeau (Ret)
Mr. Jerry Kent Rose
Dr. Gregg Lee Rose
Rosemont Exposition Services, Inc.
Mr. Thomas E. Rosensteel
Ms. Elva Rubio
Mr. Robert A. Rylowicz
Mr. Dan T. Sandlin
Paul Santore
Terry Savage
Mr. Leonard Jay Schrager
Lee C. Schrock
Rick Schwab
Mark L. Schwartz
Debby Schwickrath
Mr. Robert F. Sharp
Charles J. Sherfey
Sherman Mechanical, Inc.
Richard G. Simms
Marina Siragusa
Ms. Christine A. Slavin
Ms. Nina Machi Smith
Mr. Peter R. Sonderby
Susan P. Sonderby
Ms. Abigail K. Spreyer
Walter Stancy
Mr. Scott Stantis
Mr. Kenneth A. Stein
Mr. Robert M. Stephenson
Stevens & Tate, Inc.
Hon. James B. Stewart
Mr. Michael B. Stillman
Mr. J. Andrew P. Stone
Mr. Emil N. Syngel
Mr. Oscar S. Tatosian
Michael T. Taylor
Anne Theophilos
Alderman Latasha R. Thomas
Emrie Thoresen
Mr. Richard K. Tobin
Mr. David A. Tomfohrde
Trinity United Church of Christ
Dorothy Vance
Ms. Hilary Vander Weele
Ms. Meagan Pearl Vanderweele
Eleanor Wagner
Ms. Amy Waldron-O’Brien
Mr. and Mrs. Warren B. Walsh
Dr. Nicole L. Washington
Mr. Daniel G. Watts
Mr. & Mrs. Alan Wendorf
Gordon Werkema
Dr. Lynn Werner
Mr. Richard Wood Westerfield
Ellen Wettersten
Sandra S. White
Ms. P. Kay Whitlock
Mr. Harold J. Wiaduck Jr.
Mr. Philip J. Wicklander
Randy Wilkin
Carol Wilkinson
Ms. Brooke M. Wiseman
Ms. Lisa A. Wong
Mr. Jeffrey W. Yingling
Warren Young
John T. Zick Jr.
Gregory Ziols
Benefactors
Mentors
Guy F. Arvia
Anthony J. Batko*
Edward Bernardi
Richard S.* and Lois K. Bull
George F. Dvorak*
Vern Francissen
James R. and Judith Gillespie
Laura J. Hagen
Michael Hanlon
Terry Hendrickson
John P.* and Angeline S. Higginson
Howard H. and Jane E. Hush
Loren D. Jahn
Reinhardt H.* and Shirley R. Jahn
Julie L. Johnson
Norman M. Johnson*
Michael W. Kiss
Neal Kottke
Martha Jahn Martin
Richard H. and Florine M. McKay
Kenneth L.* and Josephine M. Means
Robert W. and Rae F. Patterson
Fred Pearson
Lynne & Timothy Rinkoski
Harry G. and Solvig Robertson
David M. Shade
Kenneth P. Such
Michael L. Sullivan
Arthur G.* and M. Marjorie* Tichenor
Abdon J. Bray*
William J. McDermott*
Bill Osborne & June Osborne *
Henry L. Pitts *
Stephen J. Schlegel
To learn more
about making a legacy gift
contact: Kevin Larson,
VP Development
[email protected]
or call 312- 765-0085
Members
John Alberts
Everett J. Barlow*
Michael Chioros
Richard S. and Cecelia S. Bull
Cass R. Buscher*
Gretchen R. Lawrie
Joel and Patty J. Dryer
James J. Gaziolis
Gerald B. Gersey
Joseph D. Glick
Richard A. Hanson
Kevin Hermanek
Mary Ann Mahon-Huels
John F. and Margaret M. Lemker
Frances and Verne Loeppert
James P. and Virginia F. Meyer
Lois R. McCullagh*
Frank R. Niederman
Albert Pick, III*
Robert A. Rylowicz
Patricia Schmidt
Jonathan F and Nancy F Stevens
Emil N. and Avril* Syngel
Fred J. Young
This past year, Trustee Lynne
Rinkoski and her husband
Timothy generously chose to
become Heritage Society
Benefactors as they included the
Union League Boys & Girls Clubs
in their estate plans.
“Our immediate family is just Lynne and I. We believe that giving back and sharing
is an important aspect to our success. The Union League Boys & Girls Clubs offer
us the opportunity to reach out and give back to others that need these similar
opportunities. What the club provides to these children is just as important as
parents providing a college education to their children. Being able to allow children
to grow up and develop in a safe environment is so important and our support
hopefully will help a few of them.” - Lynne & Timothy Rinkoski
The enduring gifts of Heritage Society members like Lynne and Timothy
have a dramatic impact on the lives and futures of the youth served by
our Boys & Girls Clubs.
“…visionary individuals of differing perspectives and ages have each reached the
conclusion that supporting our Boys & Girls Clubs and the children is a vital social
investment.” - Kenneth L. Means, Honorary Chairman of the Heritage
Society as it was being formed in 2002
*Deceased
lasting legacy
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In Honor of
In Memory of
Frank Chmiel, 5th Member
Enrolled in Union League
Boys & Girls Club, 1920
Clare Chmiel
Laura A. Chmiel
Christopher T. Krause
Alice Arney
Mr. Richard E. Moore
Club Two
Walter Stancy
Mary Ellen Bax
Mr. Jeffrey A. Sacks
Mike Covey
JBS Foundation c/o Mr. Ron Lavin
Susan Beck
Roger Cvik
Cindy Doloughty
LDC Communications, Inc.
Ava Fischer
Mark C. Fischer
Steve & Karen Filipowski
Kristi Hughes
The Employees of
Robert Half International
Mr. Steve Kass
Patrick & Jean Herbert
Ms. Susan S. Cavender
Mr. James F. Curtis
Ms. Mary H. DeChant
Mary Barnes Donnelley Foundation
Ms. Nancy T. Heyser
Mr. Jessie S. Jones
Mr. Michael Simpson
Mr. Howard B. Simpson
Ms. Sandra Simpson
John Lemker
Mr. & Mrs. Conrad N. Hansen
Selena & Bud Pestine’s
65th Anniversary
Mr. Jeffrey A. Sacks
Alan Rosenfield
Mr. Jeffrey A. Sacks
Jeffrey Sacks
Ms. Anne F. Bassi
Mr. Andrew Larsen
David Shade
Ms. Christine Kurban
Hilary Vander Weele
Mr. Kenneth D. Vander Weele
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Anthony Batko
Ms. Lee R. Hamilton
Mr and Mrs Michael E. Kniola
Frank M. Covey
Mr. Michael M. Chioros
Patricia M. Covey
George C. Alex
Vito Caputo
Patricia Caracci
Mr. Edward L. Cooper III
Brian Cutler
Mr. John L. Donnelly
Doyle Family Fund c/o Mr. John Doyle
Carol Esler
Marjorie G. Fitzgerald
Ms. Marsha Feder Goldstein
Lawrence H. Hatch
Mr. Terry R. Hendrickson
Mrs. John P. Higginson Jr.
Kim R. Jensen
Mr. Charles H. Jesser
Sarah Johnson
Mr. Michael W. Kiss
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Lavin
Mr. John F. Lemker Jr.
Ms. Martha Jahn Martin
Mrs. Janet J. McDermott
McGuire Engineers
Mr. James P. Meyer
Ms. Patricia Moore
Ms. Corinne S. Morrissey
Ms. Kimberly A. Palmisano
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ragone
Mr. William E. Richards
Ms. Brenda A. Russell
Mr. Robert A. Rylowicz
Mr. Glen Schneider
Debby Schwickrath
Charles J. Sherfey
Ms. Marie Smilek
Ms. Abigail K. Spreyer
Mr. Michael L. Sullivan
Anne Theophilos
Mr. Philip J. Wicklander
Mr. William S. Wigoda
Randy Wilkin
Geary Rimmer Vincent Wolf Foundation
William & Helen DiCianni
Mr. Thomas G. DiCianni
Travis Dunning
Mr. Dave W. Dunning
George F. Dvorak
Mr. George F. Dvorak
Cindy Gatziolis
Mr. Terry R. Hendrickson
Richard I. Gavin
Ms. Jean T. Hurd
Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Klein
Ms. Martha Jahn Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Nowotarski
Mr. J. Andrew P. Stone
Ms. Emrie Thoresen
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wendorf
Jeffrey Gleit
Mr. Jeffrey A. Sacks
Michael Hughes
Mr. Dennis Hughes
Col. John W. Lacey
Mr. John Ward Egan
Jim Malone
Ms. Cindy Jade Malone
Thomas & Helen Mathers
Ms. Abigail Wodock
Kenneth L. Means
Judith A. Adams
Lynford Bieling
Nancy L. Clark
Mr. R. Dean Conlin
Mr. Joseph W. Epkins
Sherry Fischer
Audrey Gordon
Thomas A. Jaconetty
Valerie A. Koster
Jill Kovanic
John Maloney
Ms. Martha Jahn Martin
Mr. Richard H. McKay
Chris Means
National Assn. of Insurance
and Financial Advisors
Mr. Robert A. Rylowicz
Trinity United Church of Christ
Eleanor Wagner
Ellen Wettersten
Carol Wilkinson
Peter Nygren
Mr. and Mrs. Warren B. Walsh
Thomas E. O’Malley
Meghan O’Malley
Donald A. Peterson
Mrs. Donald A. Peterson
Ms. Donna Peterson
Sherri Petrus
Mr. Mark T. Petrus
Ruzica Popovich
Mr. Frank R. Niederman
Mr. Michael P. Sullivan Jr.
Shirley Rauschenberger
Mr. Timothy J. Cunningham
Jack Siegel
Mr. Jeffrey A. Sacks
Marilyn Skeffington
Mr. Robert F. Sharp
Richard Tomczyk
Mr. Gerald Gersey
Frederic & Dorothy White
Sandra S. White
2014 – 2015 Board of Trustees
Life Trustees
Mr. Guy F. Arvia
Mr. Jerry Manne
Mr. Edward Bernardi
Mr. Ronald P. Bernardi
Mrs. Kathleen Manning
Mr. Richard S. Bull, III
Mr. Thomas C. Borders
Mr. George G. Maragos
Mr. John W. C. Carlson
Mr. Charles Brummell
Mr. Guy N. Maras
Mr. Fredrick C. Ford
Mr. Michael M. Chioros
Ms. Martha Jahn Martin
Ms. Laura J. Hagen
Mr. F. Michael Covey, III
Mr. William J. McGrath
Mr. Don S. Harnack
Mr. Timothy J. Cunningham
Mr. James P. Meyer
Mr. Clinton B. Henderson
Mr. Thomas G. DiCianni
Mr. Richard E. Moore
Mr. John Kirkland
Mr. Richard D. Doermer
Mr. Frank R. Niederman
Mr. Gregory G. Laka
Ms. Cynthia L. Doloughty
Mr. Kenneth E. Nordine
Mr. Richard H. McKay
Mr. John L. Donnelly
Mr. Jeffery L. Olin
Mr. Robert W. Patterson
Mr. Thomas E. Erffmeyer
Mr. Thomas S. Palmen
Mr. Guenther M. Philipp
Mr. Steven C. Filipowski
Mr. Thomas E. Payne
Mr. Harry G. Robertson
Dr. Jana O. Fleming
Mr. James B. Planey
Mr. John E. Scully
Ms. Stacy L. Fleming
Mr. Timo Rehbock
Mr. Richard G. Walker
Mr. James J. Gatziolis
Ms. Lynne Rinkoski
Mr. David B. Whitehurst
Mr. Terry R. Hendrickson
Ms. Nancy A. Ross
Mr. William J. Willy, Jr.
Mr. Patrick J. Herbert
Mr. Jeffery A. Sacks
Ms. Marsha K. Hoover
Mr. Stephen J. Schlegel
Mr. Howard H. Hush, Jr.
Mr. David M. Shade
Honorary Life Trustee
Mr. Matthew J. Iverson
Ms. Lisa Shade
Mr. Emil N. Syngel
Mr. Brian M. Jack
Mr. Paul Shade
Mr. Loren D. Jahn
Mr. Jonathan F. Siedlecki
Mr. Robert M. Karton
Mr. Kenneth P. Such
Mr. Steve Kass
Mr. Michael L. Sullivan
Mr. Michael W. Kiss
Mr. Michael P. Sullivan, Jr.
Mr. Michael Koenigsknecht
Mr. William E. Tienken
Mr. Neal Kottke
Mr. William C. Vonder Heide
Mr. Craig A. Labus
Ms. Susan H. Wallace
Mr. John L. Ladle
Mr. Fred K. Walz
Mr. John F. Lemker
Mr. Michael R. Ward
Mr. Cosmin Lucaci
Ms. Wendy White
In Memoriam
Abdon Bray
Richard Gavin
Robert Sharp
Seymour Persky
Nelson Cornelius
Mr. Andrew MacRae
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