Fiscal Year 2014 - Youth Services Bureau of Illinois Valley

Our Mission
“Helping young people and families
succeed by serving them in their
home, school and community.”
2014 ANNUAL REPORT
Youth Service Bureau
of Illinois Valley
One Year Can Make A Difference!
Youth Service Bureau has much to be thankful for this past year.
As the newly appointed Executive Director, building and renewing
strong community bonds has been critical to our organization's
success. YSB continues to reach a strong network of advocates and
supporters, together creating meaningful, long-term relationships.
We strive to increase and broaden our services to support those
who we serve.
We look toward our future to assist deserving children, adults and
families with encouragement and hope in their daily lives. YSB
responds with tremendous care and loyalty to support 20 counties
within Illinois. The response to our services has been tremendous. Emphasizing our message to
serve children and families in their home, school, and community remains steadfast. YSB's mission
is one agency serving all needs as its top priority, to all neighborhoods that we are called into. The
strength of our agency is our staff, retaining 1/3 of employees who celebrate tenure of at least
five years or more with YSB. We are honoring an employee who has been with YSB for 30 years.
I have highlighted some of YSB'S most recent achievements for 2014: (1) Maintaining a balanced
budget throughout a difficult economic time at the state and federal level. (2) Expanding the
Parenting program in the Rockford region. (3) Sustaining Hope House and its commitment to
providing a supervised visitation program for children with a history of domestic or child abuse,
achieved without federal grant support. (4) Medicaid Treatment Program Audit passed successfully with ratings within 90% state percentile compliance. (5) Redeploy Illinois program expansion
into both Bureau and Grundy counties. Direct staff recognition for successful implementation of
the “Parenting with Love and Limits” model. This program is projected to achieve stellar performance measures that only a small percentage of child welfare agencies have been able to accomplish on a national scale. (6) Excelling in a Department of Children and Family Service Fiscal four
day audit. (7) Achieving Level 2 Benchmark evaluation status for all YSB Foster Care teams conducted by the State of Illinois. (8) CQI (Continuous Quality Improvement) audit concluded that
YSB programs are at an excellent capacity to conduct CQI activities and produce reliable data.
I reflect on the many achievements our agency has gained proficiency in. We continue to accelerate our programs and exceed our goals in providing the highest standards for our families. YSB
strives to be transparent and accountable. That is my promise to you.
Along with that promise comes tremendous effort and support. Without the continued support of
our many friends and donors, none of our services can reach their truest potential. Your gift will
make a difference. I look to Individuals and corporations that sponsor our agency with the hope
that each will realize how we can grow together and strengthen our surrounding communities.
Your generosity provides a new opportunity, another chance, or opens a door for a child or family
to overcome hardship.
Thank you for all you do to support YSB,
Frank P. Vonch
Executive Director, YSB
Save The Date

2015 Events
Blue Ribbon Campaign
- Month of April

3rd Annual Blue Tie Affair
- April 25th

YSB Annual Charity Challenge
Sponsored by Illinois Valley Building
and Construction Trades Council—
August

YSB 27th Annual Children’s
Challenge Golf Outing - Sept. 11th,
Fox Bend Golf Course, Oswego
The Work We Do
Foster Care
Street Outreach
A program for children in state custody
who are unable to remain safely in their
home. Children in foster care stay with
a family who provides safety, nurturing,
support and role models for change.
Foster care is meant to be a temporary,
short term solution to an emergency
situation. Foster placement may be for
a single day or several weeks and some
continue for years. (Available in 20
For young adults ages 16-22 years of age
who are living in unstable and nontraditional living arrangements. Youth are
linked to area services, taught
independent living skills, and aided in
finding jobs. It is the goal of YSB to keep
youth off the streets and safe. (Available in
counties)
Children First
For divorcing parents who have been
mandated by a Family Court Judge in
the 13th Judicial Circuit of Illinois to
participate in an educational program
regarding problems and issues of divorce
when children are involved. (Available at
LaSalle, Putnam, Bureau, Stark and Marshall
counties).
Transitional Living Program
Homeless youth (ages 16-22) are helped
in finding safe and stable living
accommodations and services that
provide basic life skills, job searching,
mental health services and educational
opportunities to make a successful
transition to self-sufficient living.
YSB offices in Ottawa, LaSalle and Princeton)
(Available in LaSalle, Putnam, Bureau, Stark
and Marshall counties).
Runaway and Homeless Youth
Redeploy Illinois
Serves youth 9-17 providing crisis intervention, short term counseling and
linkage to appropriate services for
runaway and homeless youth that are at
risk of running away or becoming
homeless. (Available in LaSalle, Putnam,
Redeploy Illinois was created in 2004 by
the General Assembly to provide services
to youth at risk of commitment to the
Illinois Department of Corrections. The
program is funded by the Illinois
Department of Human Services. The 13th
Judicial Circuit is one of 11 Redeploy sites
in the state. Youth Service Bureau
provides intensive service to these youth
and their families, thus reducing the
incidence of criminal recidivism in the
community and incarceration of
adolescents in the Illinois prison system.
Bureau, Stark and Marshall counties)
System of Care
Provides various services to assist in
stabilizing a child in foster care
placement. (Available in LaSalle, Bureau,
Marshall, Putnam and Stark counties)
Intact Family Services
A program established by the Department of Children and Family Services
(DCFS) meant to provide reasonable
efforts to preserve families to enable
children to remain safely at home and
avoid separation and/or placement of
the children. (Referrals by DCFS only in
Bureau, Du Page, LaSalle, Marshall, Putnam,
Stark and Winnebago counties)
Referrals are made by the 13th Circuit Court
Juvenile Probation Officers and the State’s
Attorney’s from Bureau, Grundy and LaSalle
Counties, working in conjunction with the
Juvenile Judges and the Public Defender.
The Work We Do
2nd Chance
Second Chance provides services to
youth who would otherwise be removed from their homes and communities due to high-risk, unmanageable
behavior. These adolescents have
demonstrated significant emotional
concerns which may include mental
health and trauma issues. Intensive
services are provided to the youth and
their families through Youth Service
Bureau. The program is funded through
the LaSalle County 708 Board. Referrals
are made by the LaSalle County Juvenile
State’s Attorney’s office and the LaSalle
County Juvenile Probation Department.
Solutions Counseling
Offers intensive out-patient and mental
health therapy treatment by Master
degreed and licensed therapists trained
in child and family centered intervention; Includes individual, marital and
family counseling. Counseling is available for Children and Adults and most
insurance companies are accepted.
(Available in the following offices: LaSalle,
Ottawa, Princeton and Streator).
Community Services
Community Services/Restitution works
closely with local courts, Peer Courts,
Police Departments and Juvenile
Probation to involve young people in
meaningful work projects to “pay
back” their community for petty delinquent offenses. (Available in LaSalle
and DePue.)
Hispanic Center
Provides families with information in
Spanish and links them to services in
Spanish. Includes collaboration with
Illinois Valley Community College
literacy programs. (Available in Bureau,
DeKalb, Grundy, LaSalle, Lee and Putnam
counties)
YSB Child Development Center
A child day care facility licensed by
DCFS, the National Council of Accreditation for Children and Family
Services, and QRS. Accepts children
ages 15 months to 6 years of age.
(Located in the city of LaSalle)
Traditional Parenting Program
Provides parents the opportunity to
enhance their parenting skills, set
appropriate expectations and limits.
Clients must be 21 years of age or
older. Referrals are made by the
following: DCFS, Probation, self,
Churches and Community. (Available in
Rockford, Freeport and Belvidere)
M.I.S.T.E.R. Parenting Program
A parenting empowerment program,
culturally based for African-American
fathers. The goal is to increase the
number of intact families and help
fathers recognize their significant
role as core to the success of the
family unit, clients must be 18 years
or older. (Available in Rockford and
Freeport)
P r o g r a m S t a ti s ti c s
Hope House
Youth Outreach
Runaway & Homeless
Solutions Counseling
Foster Care
Community Services
Hispanic Services
YSB Child Development Center
Street Outreach
M.I.S.T.E.R/Parenting
Redeploy & 2nd Chance
Grand Totals
FY13
FY14
45
209
47
374
722
500
1052
85
92
162
42
45
218
57
269
1037
375
1599
111
87
254
41
3,330
4,093
How the Blue Ribbon Began
Child Abuse Awareness Month first began in 1983, but the blue ribbon symbolizing child abuse
awareness did not appear until 1989. Bonnie Finney wanted to remember her grandchildren and all
children who have suffered from abuse. Bonnie Finney inspired the blue ribbon child abuse campaign.
In remembrance of her grandson, Bonnie tied a blue ribbon to her van antenna. When Bonnie was
asked why she chose the color blue, she said “I never intend to forget the battered, bruised bodies
of my grandchildren. Bruises are black and then eventually blue. Therefore, blue serves as a
constant reminder to me to fight for our children.”
Illinois Valley Building Trades
Best Friends
If your name or organization does not appear on this list, your contribution may have
been received after June 30th, 2014, the end of the YSB fiscal year. Your donation
will be listed in the 2015 Annual Report.
Individuals
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Agostinelli
Honorable & Mrs. James Brusatte
Mr. & Mrs. Darryl Anderson
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick & Kerry Bryson
Ms. Ellen Anderson
Mr. & Mrs. John Burns
Mr. & Mrs. Rich Armstrong
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Butchko
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Armstrong
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Butler
Ms. Lana Atkinson
Mr. Lonny Cain
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Aussem
Mr. Tim Campbell
Mr. & Mrs. James Bagley
Mr. & Mrs. Robb Caputo
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Baker
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Carey
Honorable & Mrs. William Balestri
Ms. Dana Carnes
Mr. & Mrs. John Balestri
Mr. Robert Carpenter
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bannister
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Carter
Mr. & Mrs. Mary Bartman
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Chalus
Mr. & Mrs. Rickey Bates
Ms. Michelle Cherny
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Bazydlo
Ms. Julie Cibulskis
Mr. & Mrs. Brandon Behrens
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Cibulskis
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Bengston
Mr. & Mrs. Rich Cibulskis
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Benjamin
Ms. Dorothy Cioni
R.E. Berres
Ms. Vickie Claggett
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bima
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Clancy
Ms. Rosanne Bonini
Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Clifford
Mr. & Mrs. John Bonk
Ms. Susan Cole
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Bouslog
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Conrad
Mr. Chuck Boza
Mr. & Mrs. Dave Conrad
Mr. & Mrs. Sean Brannon
Ms. Shelby Cook
Mr. Brian Branson
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Corgiat
Mr. Barbara Brennan
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Corrie
Mr. & Mrs. John Breslin
Ms. Sarah Cotter
Ms. Marilyn Brooks
Mr. & Mrs. Teresa Coutre
Ms. Nancy Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Tim Creedon
Mr. Kenneth Brown
Mr. Lew Cushing
Individuals (continued)
Senator & Mrs. Gary Dahl
Mr. & Mrs. Reginald Folmar
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Dalton
Mr. & Mrs. Dave Fowler
Mr. Paul Danekas
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Francis
Mr. & Mrs. Steve & Lonna De Vore
Mr. Geoff Franklin
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey DeMoss
Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Freeburg
Ms. Bridget Dempsey
Mr. & Mrs. Laverne Fullerton
Mr. & Mrs. Bert Dieter
Mrs. Esther Funk
Ms. Betty DiGusto
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Ganiere
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony DiLuciano
Mr. John Garvin
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Dippel
Ms. Cindy Gates
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Diss
Ms. Mary Ellen Gelbuda
Mr. & Mrs. Bret Duesdieker
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Gerding
Ms. Gyl Duesdieker
Dr. Anthony Glorioso
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Duesdieker
Mr. James Greening
Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Duffield
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Gretencord
Mr. & Mrs. Kent Duncan
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Gross
Ms. Andrea Durbin
Mr. Tom Hall
Mr. Bradley Dutcher
Dr. Mitchell Halper
Ms. Carol Edmonds
Mr. Jerry Halterman
Mr. & Mrs. Chad Edwards
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Hammers
Honorable Karen Eiten
Ms. Louise Hammond
Mr. Thomas Ellenbecker
Ms. Irene Hansen
Mr. & Mrs. Craig Emmett
Ms. Karen Hanson
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Faber
Mayor Scott Harl
Ms. Mary Fabricius
Ms. Marjory Harmon
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Farrell
Mr. Jason Harmon
Ms. Kathy Farrell
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Harmon
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Ferracuti
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Harmon
Mr. & Mrs. James Ferrero
Mr. & Mrs. Bart Hartauer
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Ficek
Ms. Barbara Harte
Mr. Sam Fisher
Terry Heap
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Fitzgerald
Ms. Nancy Heiden
Mr. & Mrs. Dale Flaherty
Ms. Amber Heider
Mr. & Mrs. Sean Flynn
Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Hein
Mr. Tom Flynn
Ms. Krysta Hermosillo
Individuals (continued)
Ms. Loraine Hess
Mr. Jamie Kummer
Mrs. Mary Hettel
Ms. Sue Kusek
Honorable & Mrs. Joseph Hettel
Mr. Marty Le Rette
Mr. Jerry Hicks
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Leadley
Mr. & Mrs. Rick Hill
Ms. Judith Leamy
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hines
Ms. Alice Lee
Mr. & Mrs. James Hinterlong
Mr. & Mrs. Jonathon Leigh
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Hixon
Mr. & Mrs. Guadalupe Leon
Mr. & Mrs. Arch Hopkins
Mr. & Mrs. Greg Leonatti
Mr. & Mrs. Burton Horowitz
Mr. & Mrs. Oran Linder
Dr. Eleanor Howell
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Loran
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hylin
Mr. Roelif Loveland
Dr. Renard Jackson
Mr. & Mrs. Judson Lusher
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Jansz
Mr. & Mrs. James Lusietto
Mr. & Mrs. William Jaraczewski
Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Maierhofer
Mr. Brian Joehl
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Malinsky
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Joerger
Mr. & Mrs. David Manigold
Mr. & Mrs. Matt Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Markwalter
Ms. Jacqualyn Karlosky
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Martin
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Kastigar
Donna Martin
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Keeley
Mr. & Mrs. Janice Martin
Ms. Lori Keenan
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mattingly
Mr. & Mrs. Edward & Judith Kelly
Mr. & Mrs. Ed May
Mr. Michael Kesich
Mr. & Mrs. Perry May
Ms. Jennifer Kiesewetter
Mr. Eric May
Mr. & Mrs. Don Kiesig
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Mayhall
Dr. & Mrs. Paul Kim
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Maze
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy King
Mrs. George Maze
Mr. & Mrs. Dave Kistenfeger
Mr. & Mrs. Roger McCabe
Mr. & Mrs. William Kline
Mr. & Mrs. Donald McClure
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Kluemke
Mr. & Mrs. Dave McClure
Mr. Andrew Kokosa
Ms. Rhonda McClure
Ms. Hilda Koppens
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis McClure
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Krysiak
Mr. & Mrs. Frank McConville
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Kuleck
Mr. Richard McCurdy
Individuals (continued)
Mr. John McDonnell
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Omolecki
Mr. Larry McGrogan
Ms. Jill Orr
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McGuinness
Dr. Philip Ortiz
Mr. Randy McLaughlin
Ms. Marcy Paddock
Ms. Darla Medernach
Mr. & Mrs. Boyd Palmer
Mr. Verllin Meinz
Mr. Joe Park
Mr. & Mrs. Dave Mencl
Mr. & Mrs. Doug Patterson
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mencl
Mr. & Mrs. Dan Paulsrud
Ms. Lisa Messaglia
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Peasley
Dr. & Mrs. Scott Millington
Mr. & Mrs. Gene Peisker
Mr. Wayne Modaff
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Peterlin
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Monterastelli
Mr. William Pfalzgraf
Dr. Don Morehead
Ms. Pat Picco
Mr. & Mrs. Tony Morgan
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Pigati
Ms. Pat Msseemmaa
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Pillion
Ms. Vicki Mucci
Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Pinter
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Munks
Mr. & Mrs. James Pirages
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Myers
Mr. Tim Puhr
Mr. & Mrs. Jeremiah Nagle
Mr. David Rabideau
Mr. & Mrs. Shane Nagle
Ms. Laurie Ragan
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Nagle
Mr. Ethan Ragan
Ms. Selma Nelson
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Rankin
Ms. Marcia Nelson
Mr. & Mrs. John Riva
Ms. Leatrice Neumann
Mr. & Mrs. James Riva
Mr. & Mrs. Sean Niklas
Ms. Linda Roberts
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Nixon
Mr. & Mrs. Jo Rohleder
Ms. Theresa Nodland
Mr. & Mrs. Marty Ruhland
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Northcutt
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Rutkowski
Mr. Donald Norton
Mr. & Mrs. James Salisbury
Ms. Carol Novak
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Samolinski
Mr. & Mrs. J. R. Novotney
Ms. Theresa Sancken
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Nowlin
Mr. & Mrs. James Sappington
Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Nussbaum
Chris Savage
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Obenhaus
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Schieber
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Oldenburg
Mr. & Mrs. Bradley Schieber
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Olszewski
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Schieber
Individuals (continued)
Ms. Martha Schmitt
Mr. Joseph Taliano
Mr. & Mrs. John Schnier
Ms. Delores Tattersall
Ms. Janice Schoening
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Terrones
D. Renee Schroeder
Mr. Kent Terry
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Schuler
Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Thornton
Ms. Maryann Schultz
Ms. Jan Toraason
Dr. & Mrs. Christian Schwartz
States Attorney Brian Towne
Mr. & Mrs. James Schwarzbach
Mr. Randy Tuftie
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Schweickert
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Turk
Mr. Bill Seibold
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Turner
Mr. & Mrs. George Shanley
Ms. Judith Urba
Ms. Carol Shaver
Mr. Mark Van De Wyngaerde
Mr. & Mrs. William Sherman
Bobbi VanSchaick
Ms. Kelly Shymanski
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Vonch
Mr. & Mrs. John Simcich
Mr. & Mrs. David Wakeman
Mr. & Mrs. John Simonton
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Walsh
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Simonton
Ms. Mary Irene Walsh
Ms. Diane Slager
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Walsh
Ms. Sandy Smith
Mr. & Mrs. John Walter
Ms. Mercy Smith
Mr. & Mrs. William Weber
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Smith
Mr. Mike Weiland
Vicki Smith and Carol Kozlowski
Ms. Constance Weir
Ms. Violet Sobkowiak
Mr. John Westerlund
Mr. John Spaeth
Mr. Monty Whipple
Mr. & Mrs. David Spicer
Mr. Michael Wielgopolan
Ms. Lynette Stevens
Mr. & Mrs. Duke Wildey
Mr. & Mrs. Nickolas Stevenson
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Williams
Ms. Marlene Stillwell
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Wilson
Mr. James Stimac
Mr. Robert Windy
Mr. & Mrs. Curt Stoelting
Mr. & Mrs. Cletus Winkelmann
Mr. & Mrs. O. J. Stoutner
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Wood
Ms. Jill Strell
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Woodbine
Ms. Antoinette Strezo
Ms. Tracy Wycoff
Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Swearingen
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Zeier
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Swingel
Ms. Tonia Zens
Mr. John Taliano
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Zwica
Corporations/Foundations and Organizations
1700 N Farnsworth Building Partnership
Double D Express
Acolus Wind Power
Edward J. Kuleck, Jr., Ltd.
Allstate
Exelon Employee Giving Campaign
Armstrong & Associates, Inc.
Fairmount Minerals Foundation
Armstrong & Surin Attorneys at Law
First Federal Savings Bank Ottawa
Associates in Human Development
First National Bank of Ottawa
Counseling, LLC
Floor to Ceiling
ATS Properties, Inc.
Ganiere Appraisal Service
Ball and Son Fabricated Products
Gary L. Ahasic D.M.D. PC
Basalay, Cary & Alstadt Architects
Gladfelter Funeral Home, Ltd.
Bears Den
Goldberg Weisman Cairo
Beck Oil
Handy Foods, Inc.
Bill Walsh Automotive Group
Heartland Bank and Trust Co.
Boilermakers Local 60
Heartland Granite, Inc.
Bull Valley Golf Club
Heat & Frost Insulators & Allied
Butterfly Landing
Workers Local 17
Cantlin Law Firm
Herman's Package Store
Casey's General Store
Hi Way Restaurant
Casey's General Stores
Hicks Accounting & Tax Service
Caterpillar Inc.
Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP
Centrue Bank Ottawa
Hometown National Bank
Chamlin & Associates
Hometown National Bank
Chi Journeyman Plumbers L.U. 130 U.A.
Horwitz, Horwitz & Associates, Ltd.
Chuck's Cheese Company
Hueneburg Financial Group
Clegg - Perkins Electric, Inc.
Illinois AFL-CIO
Coilplus Illinois
Illinois Cement
Cosgrove Distributors
Illinois Urologic Health Surgeons
Country Financial
Illinois Valley Building Trades Council
CYR Financial
Illinois Valley Business Equipment
Darrell K. Seigler, LTD.
Illinois Valley Labor Management
Davis Pension ADM, Inc.
Industry Labor-Management
Dixon Golf
Dominicks
International Union - UAW
International Union - UAW
Corporations/Foundations and Organizations (cont.)
International Union of Operating
Engineers LU 150
OSF Saint Elizabeth Medical Center
Ottawa Funeral Home
Iron Workers Local Union 444
Ottawa Savings Bank
Jackson Kahl Insurance
PAH Occupational Therapy Co.
Jeff Perry Buick, GMC
Peak Group LLC
John Service & Sales, Inc.
Pediatrics Center
Kankakee/Iroquois & Construction
Peru Federal Savings Bank
Trades Council
Phalen Steel Construction
Konen Insurance Agency
Pipefitters' Association Local 597
Laborers Int'ntl' Union of N.
Plasterers & Cement Masons Local 11
Amer - Local 996
Plasterers Local No. 5
LaSalle State Bank
Polancic's Meat Market
Latino Family Services
Premier Orthodontics, Ltd.
Law Offices of Mark N. Lee, Ltd.
Rainbow International Restoration &
Little Fashion Avenue
Cleaning
Local 6 UAW
Reilly Law Office LLC
Local Union #51 IBEW
Renfro Auto Center, Inc.
Louie's Car Care
Schweickert & Ganassin
Lumberman's Wholesale, Inc.
Segal Consulting
Marco Consulting Group, Inc.
Shanes Office Co
Marseilles Sheet Metal
Sheet Metal Workers International
Michael J Grabowski D.D.S.
Association Local #1
Mississippi Sand LLC
Sheperd Middle School
Monahan Law Group, LLC
Sikich LLP
My Buddies Dough LLC DBA
Speers, Reuland & cibulskis, P.C.
Fire + Wine
Stahelin Enterprises
Neu Family Dental
Stars & Stripes
News Tribune
Steinberg's Furniture, Inc.
Nishijima Accounting & Tax, LLC
Stumm Insurance LLC
Northwestern Illinois Building and
TechniSand/Santrol
Construction Trades Council
The Allstate Foundation
OPCMIA LU 11
O'Reilly Auto Parts
The Cheese Shop
The Digital Store
Corporations/Foundations and Organizations (cont.)
The Glass Shop, Inc.
Vaughn Financial LLC
The Riffner Firm, P.C.
Vergrzyn Sarver & Assoc
Theresa Ellerbrock, Supervisor
Village of North Utica/
Tiers of Joy
General Fund
UAW Chicago CAP Council
Weber & Associates CPAS, LLC
UAW Local 469
Will & Grundy Counties Bldg
UAW Local No. 551
Trades Council
UAW Wisconsin State Cap Council
Woodruff Johnson & Palermo
Unilock
X-ercise Science, Inc.
Unimin Corporation
Zamin Insurance Agency
United Auto Workers Region 4
United Express System, Inc.
United Union of Roofers,
Waterproofers, and Allied
Workers, Local 11
I n Ki n d Do n ati o n s
1st Farm Credit Service
Blain's Farm and Fleet
AFLAC
Blue Beaker
Alfie's Inn
Blueberry Hill Breakfast Café
All Points Travel
Bridget Photography, Inc.
Ambrosis Salon
Brothers Country Supply
Angie's Pilates
Bruce Jewelers
Anne's Hideaway
Buchar Family Chiropractic
Applebee's
Buffalo Wild Wings
Arby's
Camp Tuckabatchee
Around the Corner Candy
Casa Mia
August Hill Winery
Cedar Creek Ranch/Gunsmoke Grill
Aurora Park District
Crawford's Automotive
Baker Hill Pancake House
Culvers
Ballydoyle Irish Pub
Curves
Bee Hive Restaurant
Dayton Ridge Golf Club
In Kind Donations (continued)
Deer Park Community Church
Girodano's Famous Chicago Pizza
Deer Park Country Club
Grand Victoria's Casino
Didough's Twisted Pretzel Co.
Graphic Electronics, Inc.
Domani Café
Gruv Yoga & Sculpt
Don C. Anderson Insurance
Harner's Bakery Restaurant
Douglas Carpet One Floor & Home
Health Mart
Dunkin' Donuts
Hilton Hotels and Resorts
Eastside K-9 Pet Lodge
House of Blues
Edible Arrangements
Illinois River Winery
Elgin Books and Coffee
Illinois Valley Surgical Association
Elgin Jewelers
International House of Pancakes
Elgin Key and Lock Co.
Jake's Bagels and Deli
Elgin Public House
Jamaka Me Tan
Elgin Symphony Orchestra
James Hardie Building Products, Inc.
Encore Salon
JC Whitney
Esther's Sueno
Jeremiah Joe's
Exelon LaSalle Station
Jewel Osco
Exposure Salon & Day Spa
Jimmy John's
Eye Care Professionals
Jimmy's Charhouse Restaurant
Fairmount Santrol
Jobst Memorial
Family Video
Kaus Photography Video & DJ
Fetching Frieda's
Kayla Jean's Shutter Dreams
Financial Plus Credit Union - Ottawa
Kenny Corn
Fire + Wine
Kernal's Gourmet Popcorn & More
Fireside Lounge
Kroger's South
First National Bank of Ottawa
LA Fitness
First National Bank of Ottawa
La Mexicana
Fox and Hound Bar and Grill
La Vi Spa Nails
Fox Valley Repertory
Lasalle County Farm Bureau
Francesca's Campagna
LaSalle County Sheriff's Office
Frank's Pet Shop
Laynabella's
Garrio's Pizza Villa
Legacy Professionals, LLC
Geneva Kayak Center
Lin Garden
In Kind Donations (continued)
Love Circle United Methodist Church
Roxy Cinemas
Luigi's Pizza and Fun Center
Rutland Student Council
Machelle's Backstreet Bar & Grill
Salon Couture
Mama's Greek Couzina
Santa's Village Azoosement Park
McHenry Country Club
Senica's Oak Ridge Golf Club
Medi-RX Pharmacy
Shampooch Pet Grooming
Mike & Denise's Pizzeria & Pub
Shedd Aquarium
Monari's 101
Skoog's Restaurants
Mr. Tequila's
Sonic
Nicole's Hallmark
Stage 212
Nikarry's Restaurant
Starved Rock Hot Glass
Obee's Sub Shoppe
Steak N' Shake
Office Max
Target
OHS Junior Achievement Club
TGI Friday's
Old Second Bank
The Cellar Bistro
Open Range Southwest Grill
The Corner Salon
Ottawa Pavilion
The Hair Studio
Panera Bread
The Spice House
Papa John's
The Times
Papa Murphy's Pizza
The Turf Room
Paramount Theatre
The Village Grille
Paul's Family Restaurant
Tidy Heide
Peoria Chiefs
Tones Cones
Pine Hills Golf Club
TPM Stems
Pizza Hut
Tracy's Boat House
Poor Boy's Pub
Tracy's Row House
Quizno's
Triple J Ice Cream
Raging Waves
Trista's Cutting Edge
Randall Crossing Restaurant
Uptwon Bar and Grill
Reddick Mansion Association
Valley Flowers and Gifts
Reddick Public Library
Van's Frozen Custard and Burgers
Rhonda Johnson Photography
Walmart
Rock Paper Scissors
Wangs Garden
In Kind Donations (continued)
WCMY
Ms. Lori Hines
Wendy's
Dr. & Mrs. Brian Hughes
Wide Water Gallery
Ms. JoAnn Johnson
WLPO
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Koch
Woodman's Foods
Ms. Jennifer Leonhart
X-ercise Science, Inc.
Ms. JoAnna Lewis-Ludkowski
Zazu Hair Salon & Day Spa
Ms. Sally Mareta
Mr. & Mrs. Rich Armstrong
Ms. Eva Markey
Ms. Carrie Bentz
Ms. Trudy McCarty
Ms. Jennifer Blanton
Ms. Loni Meyer
Dr. & Mrs. Garth Brewer
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Navarro
Ms. Julie Bute
Ms. Stephanie Neuman
Mr. & Mrs. Victor Dalzot
Ms. Sarah Reckmeyer
Mr. & Mrs. Kim Diss
Ms. Cindy Robertson
Mr. & Mrs. George Dulian
Mr. & Mrs. Brent Schaefer
Ms. Maria Durdan
Ms. Renee Thompson
Ms. Lisa Fellows
Ms. Joyce Trost
Ms. Debbie Gallagher
Mr. James Vaughn
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Hartman
Ms. Alaina Weatherford
You can purchase
a Blue Ribbon yard sign
for $10 to show support
for Child Abuse Prevention
Month in April. Contact
YSB for more information.
2014 Financial Profile
Revenue
Expenses
Audited financial report available upon request.
2014 YSB Board of Directors
Chris Faber
President
Peter Corgiat
Vice-President
Barb Rutkowski
Secretary
Doug Patterson
Treasurer
Ellen Anderson
Jim Bagley
Rev. Rickey Bates
Hon. James Brusatte
Kerry Bryson
Dr. Renard Jackson
Sean Nicklas
Robert Riffner
2014 YSB Foundation Board
Steve Bouslog
President
Kim Jaraczewski
Secretary/Treasurer
Jeffrey F. DeMoss
Kathleen DiLuciano
Bret Duesdieker
Nicole Gayan
Joseph Nagle
Vida Schwartz
Tami Thomas-Leonatti
YSB OFFICES 2014
Ottawa, IL 61350
Main Office
Aurora, IL 60505
Glen Ellyn. IL 60137
LaSalle, IL 61301
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Fax: 815-433-3980
TDD 815-431-3001
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630.820.6303
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Fax: 630.474.0019
12 Gunia Dr.
815.223.4151
Fax: 815.223.4155
YSB Child
Development Center
Mendota, IL 61348
Rockford, IL 61101
Princeton, IL 61356
901 Grant Street
LaSalle, IL 61301
815.224.4244
Fax:815.224.4310
1007 Main St.
815.261.4101
Fax: 779.221.3080
308 W. State St.
Ste. 475
815.316.1977
1702 1/2 W. Peru St.
PO Box 516
815.872.2119
Fax: 815.872.2099
Streator, IL 61364
Web Address
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