Annual Report Fiscal Year 2015

Annual Report
KCCDD Fiscal Year 2015
KNOWLEDGE CREATIVITY CARING
DEVELOPMENT DEDICATION
The mission of KCCDD is to create opportunities and provide choices to
individuals to maximize their independence and optimize their potential to
live within the community.
KCCDD
2015 Windish Drive, Galesburg, IL 61401 | (309) 344-2600
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A Word from Our CEO
Senaca, a Roman philosopher, said, “If one does not know to which port one is sailing, no wind is favorable.”
Fiscal Year 2015 marked the launch of a new three-year strategic plan that defined our port as striving to become
the premier Developmental Training program in Illinois, while at the same time preparing to become a smaller
organization serving fewer people with greater physical, medical, or behavioral needs. For a wind to be favorable,
it must be harnessed by sails anchored to masts. This fiscal year was the first leg on our voyage, and many
milestones were marked, as seen by the sails and masts of our plan below:
Funding: Expand and Diversify
• Merged the organization’s Foundation (FMRD) back into one transparent corporate entity that could be
responsibly managed at a lower cost.
• Obtained rate enhancements for our most physically involved clients.
• Conducted our most successful “Blizzard of Support” annual appeal raising over $8,700 for client assistive devices.
• Netted over $50,000 from our Spring Break in the Wild, Wild West auction.
• Obtained two new IDOT lift vans.
Management: Productive and Efficient
• Implemented a time keeping system (MITC) that ensures that all employees are paid properly and that the agency is in full compliance
with federal Department of Labor regulations.
• Updated and upgraded our information technological structure.
• Eliminated positions in administration while increasing direct support positions.
• Expanded the application of our case management system (Therap).
Facilities: Safety and Sustainability
• Finished renovation of the main campus boiler.
• Completed renovation of Unit 9 and opened Vitale’s Coffee Shop.
• Installed a new roof for two units on the Hawthorne campus.
• Constructed accessible exit from Gordon Behrents Senior Center.
• Installed new flooring and paint on some units.
• Developed Manager of Janitorial Services position and conducted Facility Satisfaction survey.
Services: Innovation and Client-Centered
• Awarded a three-year accreditation from CARF.
• Expanded special interest classes through the CASPI program.
• Increased client access to technology.
• Opened Vitale’s Coffee Shop for participant use and training.
Staff: Retain and Reward
• Eliminated a furlough hour that had reduced staff income by 2.5%.
• Conducted the first annual Employee Satisfaction Survey with a target of 85% overall satisfaction and implemented steps to impact
lower scoring areas.
• Recognized a Direct Support Professional and an Employee of the Year.
We Thank Our Community
KCCDD is supported by many friends. The ongoing support we receive from our partners and donors is essential to our effectiveness as an
organization. I wish to thank all of our supporters for their continued trust and commitment.
We Thank Our Employees
KCCDD asks much from our volunteers and staff. We are grateful that our vision inspires and encourages gifted people to offer their best.
We Thank the KCCDD Board
The Board is responsible for setting the direction, strategy, and financial objectives for KCCDD. Our Board gives generously of their time,
dedication, and wise counsel in guiding KCCDD towards a sustainable future.
This annual report publishes our highlights and achievements. Please refer to the full report for additional information. I am proud of our
accomplishments and pleased that we keep challenging ourselves to bring our values to life in the work that we do every day at KCCDD. I
invite you to come visit our agency to see how we implement these values of Knowledge, Creativity, Caring, Development, and Dedication
with our clients.
Mark Rudolph, CEO
KCCDD Financials
KCCDD, INC. AND SUBSIDIARIES
Consolidated Statement of Financial Position June 30, 2015
Assets:
Cash and cash equivalents
$395,000
Accounts receivable, net of
allowance $160,000
$695,367
$211,624
Other receivable$68,121
Investments$777,693
$426,693
$(30,008)
Inventories$10,262 Prepaid expenses$75,653
Contributions receivable$28,275 $211,533
Property and equipment, net
$2,767,125
Deposits $1,460 Total assets $4,818,956 $3,900,627
KCCDD FY15 Revenues: $4,720,469
Fees for Service
Grants & Contributions
Investment Income
Work Program Revenue
Other Revenue
Liabilities:
Accounts payable$68,845
Outstanding checks in excess of bank
$14,260
Other payable$230
Salaries payable$54,027 KCCDD FY15 Expenses: $5,079,900
Unearned fees payable
$31,719 Revolving line of credit
$651,229
$27,273
Employment benefits payable$299,561
$175,877
$519,050
Total liabilities
$1,119,871
Salaries Wages Consultants
$173,810
Consumable Supplies & Equip
Net assets:
Occupancy
Unrestricted $3,618,902 $299,461
Transportation
Temporarily restricted $80,183
$154,080
Lease Rent
Total net assets
$3,699,085 $3,730,349
Interest
Misc & Depreciation Exp
Total liabilities and net assets $4,818,956
KCCDD Outcomes
Our Clients:
• 99% of individuals served and other
stakeholders expressed satisfaction with
services.
• 91% of individuals served increased or
maintained their functional skill level.
• 46% of individuals served participated in
volunteer activities within the community.
• 98% of individuals participated in planning
for their future.
KCCDD operates its programs and services without regard to race, color,
and national origin in accordance with Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights
Act. To find out more about our nondiscrimination obligations or to file a
complaint, please contact us at (309) 344-2600 or via the web at kccdd.com.
Our Agency:
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Turnover Rate: 17.7%
No. of employees: 127
No. of persons served: 371
No. of individuals requiring
specialized transportation: 88
“KCCDD is a good place to be.
KCCDD teaches you a lot. They also
do a lot of fun stuff. By they also get
you ready for a job.”
- Shelly McMillian,
KCCDD client and a member of the Client
Advocacy Board, Safety Committee, and
KCCDD Cruisers band
Rehabilitation Services
Rehabilitiation services emphasize the provision of developmental, vocational, and daily living skills. Goals are
tailored for each individual that promote skill acquisition and foster independence. This year, “Festive Friday”
events have grown. Clients enjoy attending themed parties that allow them to visit with friends, play games,
and participate in different activities each month. The introduction of Client Advocacy and Special Interest
Classes has continued to be a welcomed addition to the program. The focus of these classes has been: 1) to
offer clients an opportunity to choose a special interest class in which they wish to participate, 2) to offer clients
the chance to attend a class with clients and staff they don’t normally see or are not with all day every day, and
3) to offer clients an opportunity for new experiences and an introduction to interest areas they may not have
experienced before. A variety of “CASPI” classes are offered each week, and topics include Music, Gardening,
History, Creative Writing, Sign Language, Pinterest, Scrapbooking, Outdoor Sports, and more! Additionally, we
are happy to announce that the “KCCDD Cruisers” have hit the stage this fiscal year. The band is composed of
six clients and two staff, each playing a different instrument or singing. They periodically play for fellow clients
in Vitale’s Coffee Shop and have played at various community events.
• Number of Individuals Served: 176
• Volunteering: An average of 39 individuals volunteered each month at 9 different locations, including:
Knox Prairie Community Kitchen, FISH Food Pantry, the Lion’s Club, and Marigold. Clients also volunteered at 7 additional community sites for special occasions, including: Adopt-A-Highway, the Salvation
Army, and Camp Big Sky.
• Festive Fridays: An average of 60 clients attended each of the 12 Festive Friday events held this year.
• CASPI Classes: Twenty different CASPI classes were offered to clients throughout the year. Between 100125 clients benefitted from these classes.
KCCDD CRUISERS
The KCCDD Cruisers played at Seminary Estates. The band is composed of Michael Hanlon, Absalom
Lewis (staff), Geoff White, Victor Vasquez, Carol Cunningham, Shelly McMillian, Josh Burwell, and
Jera Farajpanahi (staff).
REACH
The REACH program (Retention and Education for Achievement in the Community and Home) strives to
increase opportunities for education, provide unique opportunities to volunteer in the community, and expand
employment options for our clients. Since last fiscal year when the program started, it has opened Vitale’s Coffee
Shop at KCCDD. This has given clients the opportunity to learn the values of being a good employee, providing
great customer service, and handling money responsibly. Additionally, REACH’s second group of clients graduated
from Camp Big Sky’s Volunteer Program and will be able to assist other individuals this coming summer.
REACH Clients and staff enjoy a boat ride at
Camp Big Sky on a gorgeous summer day!
• Number of Individuals Served: 16
• Volunteering: Opportunities for clients to
volunteer in the community ranged from 1262 times this fiscal year.
• Work Training Opportunities: Up to 49
work opportunities were offered to REACH
clients.
• CASPI Classes: This fiscal year, each REACH
client attended between 10-23 CASPI classes.
Abingdon
Senior Services
Each client at our Abingdon facility has truly become
a member of the community since our doors opened
there last year. The program has become involved with
local schools and businesses. They participated in the
homecoming parade, Halloween activities, baking
at a local bakery, regular bowling, and volunteering
several other places.
Senior services are provided on a self-contained unit
where emphasis is placed on the needs of older adults,
including reminiscing, health and aging related issues,
socialization opportunities and retention of skills.
Specific services are provided to meet the needs of
individuals with dementia. Many of the seniors enjoy
sitting and having coffee together at Vitale’s Coffee
Shop or watching tomatoes grow in their garden.
• Number of Individuals Served: 22
• Community Involvement: On average, clients
participated in the community 3-4 times per
month.
“People here often express themselves by
their smiles and reactions. One of the best
reactions I saw was when a client got to go
bowling for the first time. He was so excited
at the bowling alley, he just grinned and was
even giggling he was having so much fun!
When he came back, he was so happy he
couldn’t stop smiling.”
- Abingdon Staff Member
• Number of Individuals Served: 44
• Community Involvement: Senior clients
participated in community activities at least
11 times this fiscal year, and at most 24 times.
Community Employment Services
Community Employment Services are designed to assist individuals in obtaining and keeping employment
through the use of training and support. Staff practice social skills, job skills, and job retention skills with clients.
They also assist them with preparing resumes and interviewing. Additionally, staff work with the employer in
training the new employee by providing assistance tailored to the needs of both the employer and employee.
• 835 hours of job readiness activities were provided by job
coaches (resume writing, interview preparation, etc.)
• 562 hours of on-the-job coaching were provided at various
community employment sites.
• In-house training was provided through Gordon Behrents
Senior Center and the janitorial department at KCCDD.
• 13 individuals obtained jobs in the community, and
one individual met his goal of attending classes at Carl
Sandburg College.
“I feel awesome and
proud of myself!”
- Deion Wright, on attending
classes at Carl Sandburg College
Phoenix Industries Extended Training Program
KCCDD’s Manufacturing Program provides work training opportunities for individuals with developmental
disabilities, while serving area businesses with quality-driven, cost-effective subcontracting services. This year,
plans for the consolidation of the Grand Avenue and Monmouth Blvd. work centers began with upgrades being
scheduled to the electrical and pneumatic systems. These plans will allow for more effective and efficient use of
facilities, client workers, and manufacturing staff there by allowing for a leaner and more competitive program.
Highlights for 2015
• Provision of work training for 84 adults with
disabilities.
• Provided 30,473 hours of vocational training.
• Trainees were paid wages totaling over
$124,930.45.
• FY 2015 manufacturing revenues $452,654.81,
a decrease of 5.93% from FY 2014.
Client Devin
Woodworth
was featured on
IARF’s website
during National
Intellectual and
Developmental
Disabilites
Awareness
Month. He
operates the
saw, nail gun,
and staple gun
at Phoenix
Industries.
Training Hours
2011-2015
Client Wages
2011-2015
KCCDD’s Client Achievement Award Winners
KCCDD is proud to announce Barb Wilhelm as this year’s Developmental Training Achievement Award
Winner! Barb has been attending KCCDD for many years. When she first started attending KCCDD, she
struggled with following directions from staff and would become upset easily. However, Barb has now
become someone who not only can control her emotions, but who helps her peers when they become upset.
She offers her peers advice and is very nurturing towards them. Barb has become a wonderful peer mentor!
Barb is a great representative of KCCDD and the values that are taught. Her daily positive attitude and smile
that she brings into the classroom can brighten anyone’s day. Staff and her peers always look forward to
seeing her. Congratulations, Barb! We’re proud of you!
Barb Wilhelm
Deion Wright has been selected to receive this year’s Community Employment Services Achievement
Award for many exciting reasons! Deion has been in the Community Employment Program since 2012.
He has gained great confidence and has become better at self-advocating and making choices for himself.
During his annual staffing in 2014, Deion made a goal to attend college. He worked very hard for the
year and was accepted into Carl Sandburg College. He takes two classes a semester, and he has also
joined a number of clubs such as the Art Club and Drama Club. Deion’s goal for the future is to get his
paraprofessional license and work as an aide with the Galesburg School District. He also hopes to transfer
to a four year college. Congratulations, Deion!
Deion Wright
Devin Woodworth
Devin Woodworth has been chosen as this year’s Manufacturing Achievement Award Winner! When Devin
first started at Phoenix Industries, he was going through many sudden life-changing events. Despite all of
these changes, he has quickly adapted and has become one of the most experienced and valuable workers
at our Grand Avenue location. He has been able to master virtually all of the tasks that are given to him,
idler assembly being his specialty. Devin is always prompt reporting to work, and he never refuses work.
He is always more than willing to help staff and peers alike when asked. He is also very safety-orientated,
and he always follows safety rules. For these reasons and more, the Manufacturing Department is proud to
recognize Devin as the 2015 Manufacturing Achievement Award Winner. Great job, Devin!
Gordon Behrents Senior Center
Gordon Behrents Senior Center provides opportunities for senior citizens to maximize their
independence and prevent premature long-term care. Activities that provide chances for socialization
and physical activity are provided daily.
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Number of individuals served: 75
Number of volunteer opportunities/community activities: 24 volunteers provided 965 hours
Transportation services provided: 5,793 units, in addition to 281 unfunded trips (appointments
and community trips) throughout Knox County.
“To all of the staff at Gordon Behrents Senior Center, thank you and God bless you for all
the many things that you do for me to help make my life easier and happier!” - GBSC Client
Participants vary in cognitive functioning and socializing capacity, which
is reflected in their living arrangements. Based upon this, each individuals’
time at the center has a different purpose.
GBSC provides a variety of activities enabling participants to
be active and social. These opportunities enhance and maintain
individuals’ dignity, independence, and quality of life.
Breakdown
Activities
Breakdown ofofActivites
Living
Arrangements
Living
Arrangements
10%
38%
With Spouse
4%
5%
High-Rise
6%
With Family
21%
On Own in House
Bingo
9%
6%
24%
Exercise
7%
10%
20%
Guest Speaker
Guest Musician
Craft Projects
Cards, Dominoes, etc.
Community Outings
Lunch
17%
8%
15%
Religious Services
Medical Services
Large Group Activites
Our Volunteers
The staff and clients at KCCDD are so grateful for each one of our wonderful volunteers. This agency
would not be able to provide the services we do without your willingness to help. The gift of your time
means so much!
Tim Boone
Bruce & Polly Bobofchak
Joy Carlson
Terry Cavanaugh
Randy Conlon
Rod DeJaynes
Tricia Ditto
Tom & Jamie Dunker
Tom & Carol Egan
Brianna Ennis
Floy Ekin
Trish Engelhaupt
Mike Eubanks
Larry & Barb Felsecker
Amy Finley
Alissa Forshee
DJ Forshee
Greg Fritz
Jeremiah Gardiner
Lanette Gardiner
Walter Gordon
Steve Gore
John & Ruth Anne Hanlon
Homebound Health Care
Meghan Kennedy Templeton
Ann Killip
Tony Killip
Carl Lee
Les Roberts Band
Bud & Mary Lewis
Erin Maul
Jenni McGee
Joyce McGraw
Roger McGraw
Myron Miller
Eric Oliphant
Kyle Orwig
Karyssa Pedersen
Kylee Pedersen
Lara Pirogova
Bernie Potter
Rosewood Girls
Tim & Judy Russ
Salvation Army Presenters
Friends of Simply Done
Theresa Schisler
Reva Schoenwetter
Ian Smith
Charlie Thomas
Stephanie Torres
Deb Turner
Kathy VanVelsor
“I love the response I get from
the involvement I have with
the KCCDD clients. They’re so
appreciative and outgoing when
I work with them. It’s a real
experience to see how excited
they get, and they are a delight
to work with.”
- Theresa Schisler, Simply Done
Bonnie Spong
John Steele
Tyler Stremmel
Tim & Colleen Sullivan
Cheyenne Taylor
Nolan Taylor
Bridgette Teel
VCP Home Health Care Inc.
Dave Walter
Brian Woodard
Kelly Worrell
Brian Wright
Ben & Laura Yannuzzi
Carolyn Younker
Our Staff
Thank you to all of our KCCDD employees. You are the reason our clients keep coming back
day after day. Thank you especially to those of you listed below for your service to the agency.
Longevity Awards:
5 Years
Absalom Lewis
Courtney Ray
Tim Searle
Scott Smith
10 Years
Rebecca Curry
Alice Cutts
Donna Powers
15 Years
Steve Lindsey
25 Years
Amy Arnold
Elaine Curry
John Lundeen
Kathy Santamaria
Susan Smith
30 Years
Ellen Leady
40 Years
Victoria Cannon
A special congratulations to:
Direct Support Professional of the Year:
Sally Fischell
Employee of the Year:
Donna Powers
Our Donors
We are so grateful for the support of our donors and sponsors. Your generosity is incredibly important
in allowing KCCDD to provide the programs and services our clients receive every day. Because of you,
our programs continue to improve. Your monetary donations and in-kind contributions mean so much.
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Mary Allen
Ruth Allen
Bridget Arthur
Lisa Bales
Mary Barber
Mark & Jann Beckham
Larry Benne
Randy & Ramona Bernhardt
James & Inez Bevard
Dave & Diane Beversdorf
John & Rachel Bicego
Joe Blackburn
Bruce & Polly Bobofchak
Gary & Cristy Bobofchak
Kevin & Jeanne Bobofchak
Mark & Allison Bobofchak
Tim & Lisa Boone
John & Lisa Boydstun
Marilyn Boydstun
William & Elizabeth Boydstun
Barbara Boyer
Luanne Brackett
Denise Bradburn
Michael & Colleen Breslin
Richard & Ann Brodt
BJ Brown
Pamela Brown
Judge and Mrs. Harry Bulkeley
George Burgland
Pete & Margie Calderone
Victoria Cannon
Charles & Dorothy Caruso
John & Gloria Casey
Joe & Misti Cave
Donald & Nancy Charles
Margie Clay
Ruth Carroll Coddington
James & Carolyn Coe
Kate Collins
Dick & Pat Conklin
Dennis & Denise Conway
Warren & Betty Ruth Cook
Robert & Vivian Cooley
Pete Creighton
Mary Crittenden
Steve & Linda Hawkins
Bob & Susan Currie
Rick & Carol Heath
Emma Curtiss
Leonard & Jean Hedbloom
Nancy Dahlberg
Mary Jo Hemmer
Ruth Daugherty
Paul & Chanda Hensen
Charles & Sheridale Davis
Joyce Hinchliff
Steven & Kay Davis
Ned Hippensteel
Carol Day
Scott & Vicki Howe
Danny & Ronda DeJaynes
Doug & Colleen Hyde
Amy DeLille
Susan Ingeman
Tom & Mary DeLille
Larry & Pamela Jackson
Melvin & Karen Dillman
Alice Johnson
Tom& Jamie Dunker
David & Christine Johnson
Sue Dutell
Tom & Carol Kalas
Eckland & Morgan Families
Phyllis Kalin
Tom & Carol Egan
Tricia Kellogg
Bill & Brenda Egenlauf
Paul & Sheri Ladner
Rodney & Trisa Eiker
Scott & Bridget Lake
Steven & Donna Eiker
Leva Jaylynne Landon
Bryan & Stefanie Eklund
Richard Leahy
Gene & Helen Eklund
Ed Leeson
Norman & Marilyn Emerick
Mike & Amanda Lewis-Aviles
Pat & Trish Engelhaupt
Bud & Mary Lewis
Geraldine Engman
Linda Lewis
Jera Farajpanahi
Ed & Peggy Libby
Larry & Barbara Felsecker
Larry Lieber
Donald Fike
Dave & Lisa Lindstrom
Steve & Sherry Foster
Kristen Lingafelter
John Fox
Barb Littlefield
Dean & Melvona Friichtenicht
John Lummis
Joyce Friichtenicht & Lisa Kelly
Michael & Marcia Lummis
Wesley & Cindy Gaffner
Gayle Mangieri
Merle & June Gann
Lana Mason
David & Jane Gau
John & Laura Matts
Judith Geer
Carol McAllister
Michael & Marilyn Gehring
Randy & Tracy McCoy
James & JoAnn Gentile
Jerad McKeown
Pat & Bill Gohring
Mike & Mary Ann McNeil
Tom & Deb Goodwin
Steve & Doris Medhurst
Linda Greene
Raymond & Donna Medina
Michael & Jeanne Gumm
Jeff & Cheryl Melhus
John, Ruth Anne, and Michael Hanlon Mark & Lynndel Messmore Family
Sean & Karla Hanlon
Debby Jo Metsker
Gary Harvey
Judi Minor & The Dragonfly Ladies
Ronald & Julie Morris
Our donors, continued...
Doug & Sharon Mustain
Pat Naderman
Cecil & Zona Neeble
Bill & Rhonda Nelson
Jeffrey & Lucille Newman
Sue Nichols
Tim & Joni Noel
Colleen Noonan
Jack & Barbara Olson
Susan Olson
Tom & Pat Olson
Keith & Lindsay Peachey
David & Diana Peck
Joan Peck
Tom & Mary Peters
John & Lindy Peterson
Darrel & Debora Phillips
Dan & Jackie Piper
Nancy Podwika
Janet Powell
Bonnie Randall
Sharon Redington
Don & Pat Regnier
Martin & Jane Reichel
John & Cynthia Robertson
Frank & Judy Rogers
Gary & Sarah Roggenkamp
Mark & Lorri Rudolph
Tim, Judy, & Kristen Russ
George & Darlene Schultz
Robert & Carol Scotton
Charles & Joan Semande
Senator John Sullivan
Deanna Sexton
Steven & Nancy Spicher
Rita Sprague
Jason & DeAnn Spring
Van & Jan Steckelberg
Laura Stephen
Gwen & Gary Stevens
Yolanda Stigner
Jim & Susan Stolt
David & Janet Stover
Tim & Colleen Sullivan
Tim & Deb Sullivan
Shirley Sutor
Kim Taylor
Joan Thurman
Thursday Lunch Ladies
Tuesday Coffee Group
James & Louise Turner
David & Jacqueline Uhlmann
Carolyn Valey
Karen Vancleave
Les & June Vicary
Ian Walker
John & Peg Watson
Steve & Yan Watts
Paul & Sharon Way
Thomas & Kendall Webber
Denise Wetzel
Kelly Worrell
Saundra Wyman
Ben & Laura Yannuzzi
Cheryl Yannuzzi
Dennis & Sheryl Yard
Faye Yarde
Vicki Young
Corporate Sponsors and Donors:
Aikara Enterprises
Amazon Smile
AMC Showplace Galesburg
Anderson Distributing
Bates Collision Center
Blake Law Office
Bob Lindsay Honda
Bolin’s Towing
Breslin’s Floor Covering
Brigher Life Bookshoppe
Bruce Foote Chevrolet
Buelt Chiropractic
Buffalo Wild Wings, Galesburg
Calico Cat
Camp Big Sky
Carl Sandburg College
Chez Willy’s
Chicago Blackhawks
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Zoological Society
Circa 21 Dinner Playhouse
Conklin’s Barn
Cooley ii
Courtney & Aldrich
Cratty Insurance Agency
Dahinda United Methodist Church
Dave’s Autobody
Godsil Insurance
Davis & Campbell
Grand Country Music Hall
DD Homes
Hi Lo Supermarket
Discovery Depot Children’s Museum
Holmes Murphy & Associates
Don Moss & Associates
Howe Overhead Doors, Inc.
Dr. Gaylen Johnson
IH Mississippi Valley Credit Union
Dr. B Lance Renfroe
Innkeeper’s Fresh Roasted Coffee
Dr. Kandy Sayrs
Iowa State University Athletics
Drury Hotels, LLC
JC Penney Styling Salon
Edward Jones
Jet Air, Inc.
Employee Benefit Plan Specialists Kelly’s Medical Equipment & Supply
F&M Bank
Kitchen Cooked
FCA
Kleine Company
First Choice Medical
Knox College
First Impressions Nail & Hair Salon
Knox Galesburg Symphony
First Midwest Bank
Ladner Orthodontics
Four Seasons Pest Control
Lakeside Recreation
G&M Distributors
Lambasio, Inc.
Galesburg Broadcasting Company
Laurel Greens Golf Course
Galesburg Castings
Mangieri Electric
Galesburg Civic Art Center
Martin Sullivan
Galesburg Family Dental
McFall Monuments
Galesburg Fire Department
Menard’s
Galesburg Register-Mail
Michael J. Mannino
Galesburg Sign & Lighting
Missouri Botanical Garden
Galesburg Wellness Center
MSI
Go Van Gogh’s
Mustain Law Office
Corporate Sponsors and Donors, Continued...
NAPA Auto Parts
Office Specialists, Inc.
Olds Boiler & Welding Services
OSF St. Mary Medical Center
Peoria Chiefs
Peoria Civic Center
Peoria Rivermen
Pilot Club
Preservation Financial Services
Primrose Hair Designers
Pzazz Entertainment
Quad City River Bandits
RE/Max Preferred Properties, Tom Knapp
Rogers & Associates P.C.
Seminary Village
Shack Up Inn
Shedd Aquarium
Shyvel Photography
Silver Dollar City
Simpson Peterson
Sorosis Club of Galesburg
St. Louis Cardinals
State Farm Insurance, Twitty Family
Sunnyfield Greenhouse & Garden Center
T. Rowe Price Foundation
The Magic House
Therap Services, LLC
Thrivent Financial
Tractor Supply Co.
Tri States Water
Tropical Isle Tanning
Wendy’s, Galesburg
West Central FS, Inc.
Western Illinois Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
Yemm Automotive
Unique Landscaping
A special thank you to the following
foundations for supporting KCCDD’s
mission:
Ameren IL Charitable Foundation
Galesburg Community Foundation
G. L. Vitale Family Foundation
We would also like to give special
recognition to this year’s Platinum, Gold,
Silver, and Bronze Auction Sponsors.
Because of you, we had our most
successful auction to date, and we are so
grateful for your support!
GODSIL
INSURANCE
Cooley ii…
Real Estate
KCCDD clients Mickey Canon, Tiffany Greene, Angela Yackle, and Andi Cupples get ready to serve fellow clients at
Vitale’s Coffee Shop. Clients learn valuable employment skills while other clients get to enjoy socializing with friends.
2015 Windish Drive
Galesburg, IL 61401
Knowledge | Creativity | Caring | Development | Dedication
Serving individuals with developmental disabilities and senior citizens since 1956.