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u n i te d w ay
tocqueville societ y membership registry
560 West Lake Street, Chicago, Illinois 60661
312.906.2350
uw-mc.org
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united way
Tocqueville Society
Metropolitan Chicago Chapter
2008 Membership Registry
ta b l e of co nte nts
a letter from the tocqueville society co-chairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page
giving levels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page
your tocqueville contribution makes a difference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page
advancing the common good . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page
2008 tocqueville champions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page
tocqueville recognition event . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page
la table ronde des millions de dollars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page
tocqueville networking events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page
la société nationale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page
ordre de fraternité . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page
top 10 tocqueville society companies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page
a very special thanks to blue cross and blue shield of illinois . . . . .page
ordre d’egalité . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page
ordre de liberté . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page
ordre d’indépendance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page
membres de la société . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page
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a l e t te r
from the
to cq u e v i l l e s o c i e t y co - c h a i r s
Dear Community Partner,
As a member of the United Way Tocqueville
As growing numbers of people in our region
face unemployment, homelessness and a lack of
Society, we have not only the distinction of being
healthcare, the vital role Tocqueville members play
part of a group of leaders dedicated to advancing
in helping people in our community move out of
the common good, but also the privilege of being
crisis becomes increasingly important.
able to have such a direct role in accomplishing this.
When Alexis de Tocqueville visited the United
children are prepared for school and have safe
generous and giving spirit of its citizens. “When an
places to learn, that adults are financially literate
American asks for the cooperation of his fellow
and have the job skills needed to support them-
citizen, he is seldom refused,” he wrote. “I have
selves and their families, and everyone has access
often seen it afforded spontaneously and with
to the health information and care they need. Your
great goodwill.” While all of us have been impacted
gift is truly one of the most powerful ways to help
in some way by the recent economic downturn, this
people move out of crisis and become independent.
generous and giving spirit remains undiminished
today—and it is especially evident in the United Way
Thank you for all you do to help improve
people’s lives across our region.
Tocqueville Society.
Regards,
Jay Henderson
2008 Co-Chair
Pamela B. Strobel
2008 Co-Chair
Rick Waddell
2008 Co-Chair
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States in the 19th century, he noted the uniquely
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Your critical support of United Way ensures that
the tocqueville society
your tocqueville c0ntribution makes a lasting and meaningful difference.
United Way Tocqueville Society members are philanthropic leaders
in our community. Your gift of $10,000 or more helps United Way
create long-lasting change and advance the common good right here
in metropolitan Chicago.
To acknowledge increasing levels of impact, the following categories
of membership have been established.
United Way focuses on what it takes for people to move out of crisis and become
stable—education, income and health.
EDUCATION
Your support of United Way provides:
• Early childhood programs so children are ready to learn when they get to school
• After-school programs that help young men see school as a better alternative to joining a gang
• Mentoring programs that help teens stay on track to graduate
• and more
Tocqueville Society Giving Levels:
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La Table Ronde des Millions de Dollars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1,000,000 and above
La Société Nationale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$100,000 – $999,999
Ordre de la Fraternité . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$75,000 – $99,999
Ordre d’Egalité . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$50,000 – $74,999
Ordre de Liberté . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$25,000 – $49,999
Ordre d’Indépendance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$15,000
– $24,999
Membres de la Société . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$10,000 – $14,999
thank you for choosing to partner with united way.
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HEALTH
• Access to clinics so seniors can get medicine and improve their health
• Immunizations so young children are safe from preventable diseases
• Support and care so people can better manage mental health and substance abuse issues
• and more
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• Job training and placement so working adults can find employment
• Financial counseling so people can learn to budget, stay out of debt and open savings
accounts
• Access to tax credits so people can claim the government funds they’re entitled to
• and more
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INCOME
advancing the common good
Deloitte LIVES UNITED!
Ten of the nearly 80 Tocqueville Society members at Deloitte LLP,
the first-ever Million Dollar Tocqueville Company in Chicagoland.
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Tocqueville Co-Chair Rick Waddell leads members on a tour of a food storehouse at the Greater
Chicago Food Depository during the 15th Annual Tocqueville Recognition Event April 28.
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United Way is the place where people across Chicagoland go to take care of
each other. When children are ready to learn, when working adults can support
themselves and their families, when individuals can take care of their health, our
whole community is stronger. That’s why United Way focuses on the critical issues
that need to be addressed so we can stabilize families: education, income and
health. United Way does what no single organization alone can do—bring together
leaders from government, corporations, social services and the community to work
through the issues and create solutions, and fund the network of programs that
together can best support those solutions.
Reaching out to help those who need it most helps all of us. United, we can
create opportunities and inspire hope so that everyone can become independent.
That’s what it means to LIVE UNITED.
“Helping people to help themselves and giving hope—that is what United Way does best
and we should all be proud of that. ”
—Marnie Kinsley
BMO Capital Markets
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Embodying the collaborative spirit that persists among Tocqueville
members, Champions are generous volunteers dedicated to growing and
strengthening the Tocqueville Society. Tocqueville Champions challenge
colleagues and friends to invest in our community by partnering with
United Way—either as new members or at higher giving levels.
Working closely with the United Way Campaign Chair and Tocqueville
Co-Chairs, these Champions are ensuring a strong foundation of
philanthropy in Chicagoland by ensuring a strong Tocqueville Society.
The Greater Chicago Food Depository was the venue for the 15th annual United Way Tocqueville
Society recognition event on April 28. More than 100 Tocqueville members toured the facility
before experiencing a tasting prepared by award-winning chef Charlie Trotter. “Serving others is
a privilege,” chef Trotter told those gathered. “I will always choose serving before being served.
As representatives of the private sector, you are in a position to do something great for others—
and you do.”
Tocqueville Society co-chairs Jay Henderson, Pam Strobel and Rick Waddell hosted the event
in a hall overlooking the depository’s large food storehouse—a reminder of both the challenging
economy as well as the leadership role Tocqueville members play in helping stabilize families. Rick
Waddell took the opportunity to note that the generosity of Tocqueville members is accomplishing
tremendous things. “United Way has long served the people of metropolitan Chicago, and many
agencies that receive food from this depository also receive United Way funding for early child
programs and financial literacy programs. Imagine how many lives are being impacted. Each of
you is making that possible.”
Laura Thrall, United Way president and CEO, thanked guests for their unwavering commitment
and philanthropic leadership, and reminded everyone that their Tocqueville contribution is the
most powerful way to advance the common good across Chicagoland. Recognized at the event
for outstanding generosity and leadership were Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois for their
Half-Million Dollar Challenge Grant and Illinois Tool Works Inc. for their Latino Initiative Challenge
Grant. The event was also the inaugural presentation of three awards—Deloitte LLP was honored as
the first Million Dollar Tocqueville Company in Chicago; Robert W. Baird earned the Great Beginnings
Award for an outstanding first time Tocqueville campaign; and Mayer Brown took the Law Cup for
Outstanding Tocqueville Campaign by a law firm.
Co-Chairs
Jay Henderson
Pamela Strobel
Rick Waddell
Campaign Chair
Ray McCaskey
Tocqueville Champions
Brian E. Williams
Randy Lyon
Charles K. Bobrinskoy
Jeffrey Malehorn
John Cook
Jonathan Ward
Paul Snyder
Raymond McCaskey
Jim Farrell
Bill Osborn
Deb DeHaas
Erin McInerney
Janet Froetscher
(left) Tocqueville
co-chairs Pam Strobel,
Jay Henderson and Rick
Waddell with chef
Charlie Trotter.
(right) James Lelko of
PricewaterhouseCoopers
selects from cupcakes
provided by Sweet Miss
Giving’s, a job skills
training program started
by Chicago House with
United Way venture
funding.
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2008 tocqueville recognition event
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tocqueville champions
Suzann and Gary Brinson
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La Table Ronde des Millions de Dollars
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recognition of members who contribute
United Way of Metropolitan Chicago
suzann and gary brinson joined the Million
Dollar Roundtable in 2001.
Gary Brinson, founder and retired chairman
After Gary’s retirement in 2000, the couple created
The Brinson Foundation, a philanthropic organization.
Through their foundation, Gary, Suzann, and their two
of Brinson Partners, Inc., is a nationally recognized
daughters, Monique and Tally, fund charitable grants
authority on global investing. Both Gary and Suzann
supporting areas of education, science, the environ-
Brinson are long-time supporters of numerous civic
ment and public health.
and charitable organizations in the Chicago area.
The Brinsons envision a compassionate society
Suzann remains involved in the Chicago area arts
that cares for those less fortunate and endeavors to
including the ballet, symphony and the opera.
enhance individual self-worth and dignity.
$1,000,000 and above to united way
John and Neville Bryan
Lester and Renée Crown • The Crown Family
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john h. bryan, retired chairman of Sara Lee Corporation
renovate Chicago’s Orchestra Hall and Lyric Opera
lester and renée crown joined the United Way
Pioneer Medal and the Chancellor’s Medal. In Chicago
and his wife, Neville, are long-standing United Way
House. He was appointed chairman of a private
Million Dollar Roundtable in 1999. Lester is Chairman
she remains a very active supporter of the arts and
supporters. In their view, “Large pledges make a
development project by Chicago’s Mayor Richard M.
of Henry Crown and Company. In 1999, he was
continues to strengthen Chicago’s philanthropic
statement to people all over the community. They
Daley and led the effort to build the $450 million
inducted into the American Academy of Arts and
spirit by dedicating much of her time and energy
demonstrate how much those in leadership positions
Millennium Park on Chicago’s lakefront. John has
Sciences. As a recipient of the Daniel H. Burnham
to social causes.
care about United Way and the work it does.” The Bryans
been awarded the Order of Lincoln Medallion, Illinois’
Award presented annually by the Chicagoland
joined the Million Dollar Roundtable in 1999 with their
highest honor for individual achievement. He has been
Chamber of Commerce, his commitment to Chicago
members of numerous civic and corporate boards
pledge to United Way of Metropolitan Chicago.
elected a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts
is indisputable.
throughout Chicagoland. They are longtime supporters
John Bryan is a past general campaign chairman
and Sciences.
Renée Crown, a former music major at Syracuse
Lester and Renée, as well as their children, are
of the Lyric Opera of Chicago, Boys and Girls Clubs of
of United Way. He also is a life trustee at the University
Neville Bryan is a member of the Women’s
University, was named distinguished alumnae of the
Chicago, Chicago public and private schools, Jewish
of Chicago and at Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke’s Medical
Board, European Decorative Arts Committee, and the
University’s College of Arts and Sciences in June 1999
charities, as well as a myriad of other causes.
Center. Active in the arts, John is the past chairman of
Committee on Textiles of The Art Institute of Chicago;
and has been honored with both the George Arent’s
the Board of Trustees of The Art Institute of Chicago,
and a member of the Board of Directors of the Chicago
and he led a $100 million fund raising campaign to
Botanical Garden.
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Nicki and J. Ira Harris
Lucille Hassman
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ira harris, established business leader and
Nicki Harris is active in civic circles as well.
it is with deep appreciation and sincere gratitude
philanthropist, is chairman of J. I. Harris & Associates.
Among other engagements, Nicki is involved with
He and his wife, Nicki, joined the Million Dollar
Ravinia Festival, the Boys and Girls Clubs of Chicago
for contributing to our community through her
Roundtable in 1999, splitting their gift between
and the Kravis Center in Palm Beach, FL., where she
million dollar bequest to United Way.
United Way of Metropolitan Chicago and Palm
and her husband are part-time residents.
Beach Community Chest/United Way, Inc.
“Giving back doesn’t just mean writing a check,
“I was always brought up with the idea that
you have an obligation to give back to the system,”
although sometimes that’s the easiest way,” states Ira.
says Ira. “Others need to step forward as well …
Aside from serving on many corporate boards,
It’s participating that’s important, not the size of
Mr. Harris devotes much of his time to local, civic
and academic boards.
the gift.”
that we remember Lucille Hassman
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Fred and Kay Krehbiel
Ray and Judy McCaskey
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as the first outright Million Dollar contributors to
the Lyric Opera of Chicago. Kay Krehbiel believes in
ray mccaskey, retired president and CEO of Health
Chicago Shakespeare Theater, the Abraham Lincoln
United Way of Metropolitan Chicago, the Krehbiels
giving back to the development of social programs
Care Service Corporation (Blue Cross and Blue Shield
Presidential Library Foundation and Life Directions.
joined the Roundtable in 2000. Fred is Co-Chairman
in Chicago and Hinsdale, Illinois. She serves on the
of Illinois), and his wife, Judy, are tireless supporters
Judy is equally dedicated to philanthropic endeavors,
of Molex, a business founded by his grandfather.
Women’s Boards of the Lyric Opera of Chicago,
of United Way and a host of other charitable
serving on the boards of After School Matters, the
Fred shared the helm at Molex with his brother
The Art Institute of Chicago, and Rush University
organizations throughout Chicagoland.
Erikson Institute, the Chicago Lighthouse and Jane
John for years.
Medical Center.
Fred is involved in many civic and social clubs
Fred and Kay continue to demonstrate how
Ray, who continues to play a key role at HCSC
as a member of its board of directors, served as the
Addams Hull House.
In addition to these board commitments, the
in the Chicago area. He is a trustee of the Rush
personal wealth and a civic-minded spirit can create
2008 United Way Campaign chair for Metropolitan
McCaskeys lend their time and efforts to many other
University Medical Center, the Museum of Science
a powerful legacy for shaping our community both
Chicago. For years, he also led HCSC’s Blue Cross
civic and community organizations.
and Industry, the Chicago Zoological Society and
now and in the future.
and Blue Shield Plans in their support of United Way
in Chicago and across the company’s four states.
*Additional listing in Membres de la Société
He also serves on the board of directors of the
Ray and Judy joined the Million Dollar
Roundtable in 2009.
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Andy and Joan McKenna
Richard and Peggy Notebaert
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andy mckenna, Chairman of Schwarz Supply
The Big Shoulders Fund, Renaissance Schools Fund,
Source and Chairman of McDonald’s Corporation,
Children’s Memorial Hospital, the Lyric Opera of
serves on a host of corporate, civic and non-profit
Chicago, the Museum of Science and Industry and
boards.
the University of Notre Dame.
Andy believes, “If you’re going to be a board
Joan shares her husband’s commitment to the
member you ought not to be a spectator.” In addition
community, chairing events that benefit children,
to his role as a member of the board of United Way of
the arts and education. She is actively involved with
Metropolitan Chicago, Andy extends his commitment
Chicago’s Field Museum, Northwestern University
to other philanthropic endeavors by supporting
Women’s Board and Clearbrook Center. The McKennas
organizations such as the Archdiocese of Chicago,
joined the Million Dollar Roundtable in 1999.
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Bill and Cathy Osborn
The Pritzker Family
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bill osborn is Chairman of Northern Trust
and Industry, the YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago and
robert pritzker, along with family members
50 years. They own numerous companies throughout
Corporation and its principal subsidiary, The Northern
Northwestern University. One of nine founding families,
Nicholas, Penny, Thomas and Cindy Pritzker, became
the nation, including holding companies and
Trust Company. In addition to over a dozen corporate
the Osborns helped establish Chicago’s Million Dollar
Million Dollar Roundtable members in 1999.
investment firms.
and community board commitments, Bill served as
Roundtable in 1999. Always an ambassador, Bill states,
Long-time supporters of United Way, the Pritzker
Chairman of the Board at United Way from 1997-2000
“Because United Way has the talent and expertise to
family has given a cumulative gift of over $2.2 million.
and continues his involvement as a UWMC board
make informed decisions about allocations, Cathy and
member. Bill is actively involved in arts and
I can be certain that our donations will significantly
Pritzkers founded and have successfully administered
educational programs including the Chicago
benefit the community.
the Hyatt Hotel chain and the Marmon Group for over
Symphony Orchestra, the Museum of Science
As one of Chicago’s most prominent families, the
Their commitment to United Way and their
continued leadership within the community is truly
an inspiration to others.
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tocqueville networking events
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patrick ryan is Chairman and Chief Executive of
of Rush University Medical Center. He is also an
Chicago 2016, a position he has held since the bid’s
owner/director of the Chicago Bears Football Club.
inception in 2006. In addition to overseeing all aspects
Ryan has received a number of accolades
of the bid, Ryan leads the international campaign to
throughout his career. In 2008, he was elected to
promote Chicago’s candidacy.
the American Academy of Arts & Sciences, one of
Ryan is the Founding Chairman of Aon Corporation,
the nation’s oldest and most prestigious honorary
the largest insurance and reinsurance broker in the
societies and independent research centers.
world, and a leader in human capital consulting. Ryan
He was also inducted into the International Insurance
started as an entrepreneur, founding an insurance
Society Hall of Fame.
agency that grew to become Aon, which today operates
with more than 500 offices in 120 countries.
Ryan is Chairman of the board of trustees of
Northwestern University and serves as a life trustee
Ryan has received the Horatio Alger Association
of Distinguished Americans Award and the Order of
Lincoln Medallion, the highest award granted by the
State of Illinois, for his lifetime of accomplishment.
Bill Perez at Wrigley
Long-time United Way partner Wm. Wrigley Jr.
Company hosted a networking event for United Way
Tocqueville Society members on October 28 at its
Global Innovation Center. Deb DeHaas, vice chair and
midwest regional managing partner for Deloitte LLP,
stressed the importance of philanthropy and emphasized that Tocqueville donors and Deloitte employees
are “lucky enough to be in a position to give.” Bill
Perez, former Wrigley CEO and the host of the
evening, noted that United Way is an innovator in
its use of outcomes-based funding.
Donor Thank-You at The PrivateBank
Larry Richman, president and CEO of The PrivateBank,
hosted a gathering of Tocqueville Society members on
February 11 at The PrivateBank’s new building, located
at 120 S. LaSalle in one of Chicago’s oldest and most
historic banking halls. “We believe we will be able to
rebuild institutions as well as confidence,” Richman
told attendees. Tocqueville Co-chair Pam Strobel
echoed this statement. “Even though the need for
health and human services is greater than ever, our
hearts are as big as our shoulders in this city.”
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Patrick and Shirley Ryan
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Tocqueville Society members are invited to exclusive networking events where prominent
individuals in the Chicagoland business community lead discussions on emerging trends in the
business community.
Bill Perez outlines the four keys of business
innovation for an attentive audience.
Scott Swanson and Jeff Robinson
at The PrivateBank.
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La Société Nationale
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$100,000 – $999,999 to united way
Eugene and Sallyann Fama
Clyde S. McGregor
Harris Associates LP
University of Chicago
Booth School of Business
Bill Nygren
Foundation
At the Tocqueville Recognition Event, Pam and Russ Strobel (below)
listen to Rev. Stan Sloan of Sweet Miss Giving’s describe the lives
being transformed by Tocqueville gifts (right).
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Catherine & Bill Perez
Wm. Wrigley, Jr. Co.
One La Société Nationale member wishes to remain anonymous.
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$75,000 – $99,999 to united way
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John and Mary Raittt
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Ordre de Fraternité
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Ordre de Fraternité
companies that give: the top 10 tocqueville society companies
Corporate partners have provided tremendous support to the United Way Tocqueville
Society in 2008. CEOs and other Tocqueville Champions within the organizations made a
personal commitiment to encourage colleagues to join them as members of the Tocqueville
Society through new and increased gifts.
The following companies led our region in total dollars raised through individual
employee Tocqueville contributions. Their leadership is helping people move beyond crisis
to independence and their generosity is unparalleled.
A special congratulations to Deloitte LLP. Not only did 77 of its caring employees put them
into the #1 spot, it also has the distinction of being the first company to contribute over
a very special thanks to blue cross and blue shield of illinois
A Top 10 Tocqueville Society company and Top 25 Corporate Citizen,
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois continually demonstrates that generosity
and caring are an integral part of its organization.
This was especially evident in 2008. CEO Ray McCaskey lent his leadership
to strengthening our entire community as United Way Campaign Chair, and the
Blue Shield of Illinois Half-Million Dollar Matching Grant doubled new and
increased gifts of $1,000 or more.
United Way thanks generous corporate leaders Blue Cross and Blue Shield
of Illinois for setting a tremendous example of caring and making Tocqueville
Society contributions even more powerful.
2008 Tocqueville
Society Members
1. Deloitte LLP
$1,020,475
77
2. Ernst & Young
$ 904,201
79
3. Northern Trust Company
$ 603,515
39
4. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
$ 560,600
53
5. KPMG LLP
$ 538,528
56
6. Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois
$ 446,455
15
7. Harris Associates LP
$ 430,000
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8. Wm. Wrigley, Jr. Company
$ 346,094
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9. William Blair & Company, LLC
$ 340,192
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10. Illinois Tool Works Inc.
$ 282,477
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Ray McCaskey smiles as
he receives an enthusiastic
standing ovation during
the United Way Community
Celebration. United Way
President and CEO Laura Thrall
prepares to present him with
the Diamond Award, which
recognizes the outstanding
achievements of loyal
contributors who have been
supporting United Way for
25 years or more.
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2008 Tocqueville
Society Gifts
Tocqueville
Company
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$1,000,000 in Tocqueville gifts to improve lives right here in Chicagoland.
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Carl Allegretti
Deloitte Tax LLP
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Ordre d’Egalité
$50,000 – $74,999 to united way
Bandon Dunes Golf resort
Judy and Bill Davist
Ordre d’Egalité
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Keiser
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Ernst & Young
Lyle Logan and Shawnelle Richie
Northern Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Roger O. Brown
David & Emily Merjan
Brown & Brown LLC
William Blair & Company
Pat and Pam Condon
Jeff Urbina and Gaye Hill
Deloitte & Touche LLP
Mrs. Paul W. Guenzelt
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Harris Family Foundation
One Ordre d’Egalité member wishes
to remain anonymous.
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Jim and Marianna Logothetis and
Familyt
Henry R. Berghoef
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not pictured:
Northern Trust
Ken Porrello and Sherry McFall
Deloitte Consulting LLP
Ordre d’Egalité
Rick and Cate Waddell
Rita and John Canning
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Ordre de Liberté
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$25,000 – $49,999 to united way
Ordre de Liberté
Val R. Bitton
Deb DeHaas and Dave Underwoodt
Deloitte LLP
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Jay and Cindy Hendersont
Max and Jim Farrell
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Ernst & Young
Ernst & Young
Ordre de Liberté
Lee E. Harkleroad III and
Cynthia K. Harkleroad and Family
Mark and Tahra Dodson
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. FitzSimons
William, Beth, Will and Danny Huber
McCormick Foundation
Northern Trust
Bob and Debbie Newman
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39
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Michael S. & Karen Kesner
Donna and Chris McShea
Ernst & Young
Ordre de Liberté
Verne and Judy Istock
John and Holly Madigan
Sheila A. Penrose
Tribune Company
Jones Lang LaSalle
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Illinois Tool Works Inc.
40
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Barbara and David Speer t
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Rowe
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41
Ronald, Kathy, Lindsay, Haley
and Mallory Sonenthal
Deloitte Tax LLP
Pam and Russ Strobel
Exelon Corporation and Nicor
Muneer A. Satter and Kristen H. Hertel
Satter Foundation
Ordre de Liberté
J. Christopher and Anne N. Reyes Foundation
not pictured:
Mrs. Edward A. Brennan
The Buchanan Family Foundation
Edward and Sandra Burkhardt
Javier & Lisa Rubinstein
The Schreuder Familyt
Northern Trust
Rail World Inc.
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Mary Winton Green
John Krehbiel, Jr.
Nancy and Al Sutherland
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Molex Incorporated
New Prospect Foundation
Richard and Susan Lenny
Retired Chairman & CEO, The Hershey Company
Robert M. and Diane v.S. Levy
Michael D. O’Halleran
Macquarie Capital (USA) Inc.
Mark and Andrea Spears
Tim and Chole Steinke
Carl W. Stern and Holly Hayes
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Peter M. Schwab and Jeanette ThorntonSchwab
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John A. Edwardson
Kevin and Teresa Grant
The Boston Consulting Group
Roger and Susan Stone Family Foundation
Byron and Tina Trott
Trott Family Foundation
Ann S. Wolff
Aon Corporation
One Ordre de Liberté member wishes
Ordre de Liberté
to remain anonymous.
Jennifer and Tim Theriault
Northern Trust
David and Luann Blowerst
Morton Salt
Northern Trust
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Ordre d’Indépendance
Sandy and Wally Beckyt
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45
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William and Joan Brodsky
Mr. and Mrs Gregory Q. Brown
Chicago Board Options Exchange
Motorola, Inc.
$15,000 – $24,999 to united way
Ellen Costello and Michael Judge
Harris Financial Corp.
Bill and Nancy Carpenter
John and Patty Cookt
KPMG LLP
Ernst & Young
McKinsey & Company, Inc.
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David J. and Sarah E. Butler
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46
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Russell and Corinne Carr
Dr. Vera and Frank Clarkt
Dan and Laurie Doherty
Jim and Nina Donnelleyt
Ernst & Young and Sonnenschein,
Nath & Rosenthal LLP
ComEd
KPMG LLP
Retired R.R. Donnelley & Sons Co.
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47
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Fox
Cheryl and Zed Francis
Marion and Sarah Gajek
Kelly and John Grier
Northern Trust
Corporate Leadership Center
Deloitte Tax LLP
Ernst & Young
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48
Janet and Bob Froetscher
Kurt and Kelly Gabouer
Pam and Dennis Howarter
Matt Kimmel
National Safety Council
KPMG LLP
Deloitte Financial Advisory Services LLP
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Matthew and Erin Krentz
Lewis-Sebring Family Foundation
Jim and Kay Mabie
Martha and Farrell Malone
KPMG LLP
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50
Matthew and Julie Litfin
Ray and Kim Lombardi
Tom and Linda Maurer
John, Victoria and Jack Myers
Deloitte LLP
Ernst & Young
PepsiCo
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51
John and Susan Naughton
KPMG LLP
Bruce and Ann Piller
Shannon and Norman Prestage
KPMG LLP
Ernst & Young
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Paul and Gail Nelson Claytort
52
Dina Norris and Steve Young
John & Patricia Oleniczak
Duane and Linda Rocheleau and Family
David Ross and Cil Aquino Ross
Northern Trust
Ernst & Young
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53
Brittney and Noel Saks and Family
John and Lauren Salata
Gregg Sherrill
Thomas E. Skilling
Tribune Company
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54
Michelle R. Seitz
Lee S. Selandert
Jeff and Kristen Smith
Paul and Katherine Snyder
Northern Trust
Ernst & Young
KPMG LLP
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55
Bob and Ann Stucker
Howard and Paula Trienens
Vedder Price
Ted and Sheila Young
Fortune Brands, Inc.
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Norm and Kim Wesley
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Timothy and Anna Voortman
Phil and Cynthia Warth
Ernst & Young
First Nonprofit Insurance Company
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57
not pictured:
Mrs. Harold Hines, Jrt
Susan and Robert S. Morrisont
Harold B. and Denise G. Smith
Ned and Debby Jannotta
Greg and Marie Pusinellit
Marti and Brad Stamper
FBOP Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Katz
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison I. Steans
Rich and Linda Bairdt
John W. Rogers, Jr.
Daniel G. and Nancy Kayet
Ariel Investments
Brenda C. Barnes
Gordon and Susan Keiser
Sara Lee Corporation
Michael Bender and Sheridan Prior
McKinsey & Company, Inc.
Thomas Detelich
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58
HSBC - North America
Bill and Robin Downe
Harris Bank
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William and Nancy England
Ginny and Peter Foreman
Ernst & Young
Sandra and Earl Rusnak, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Kelly, Jr.
Ed and Mary Schreck
Susan and Dick Kiphartt
Ed and Mary Schreck Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Al Koplin
Alicia and Ralph Siegel
Timothy and Elizabeth Landon
Tribune Company and Accenture
James and Kathleen Skinner
Jim and Debbie Lee
McDonald's Corporation
Garry and Julie Stone
Glenn and Jackie Tilton
Patrick and Lenora Trappt
Bud and Suzie Wendorf
Barbara and Brian Williams
Element 79
Linda and Ron Wolf
One Ordre d’Indépendance members
wish to remain anonymous.
59
Daniel Madden and Tuny Mokrauer
Bank of America
Joe Mallon and Family
Kenneth Harvey
Deloitte Tax LLP
The Malott Family Foundation
Aon Corporation
Nationwide Insurance
Bank of America
Kris and Julie Gagnon
Kathryn J. Hayley and Mark L. Ketelsen
Robert A. Rosholt and Sharon L. Brunellet
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James P. and Carole K. Andrew
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Leo Burnett Co. (Retired)
Mark and Kristin Miller
“At a time when Chicago’s needs were the greatest,
we were fortunate to be in a position to share."
—Catherine & Bill Perez
Wm. Wrigley, Jr. Company
Mr. and Mrs. Hall Adams Jr.
Tony and Michelle Anderson
Bridget and Craig Anderson
Ernst & Young
KPMG LLP
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Membres de la Société
60
61
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Ray A. Angeli
Harry and Kim Argires
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois
KPMG LLP
Mark and Kelly Arshonsky
Douglas and Suzanne Bade
Ernst & Young
$10,000 – $14,999 to united way
Sherry and Tom Barrat
Northern Trust
Dennis & Pamela Bartolucci
Terry and Chris Blake
Terri and Jeff Bobek
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62
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63
Tina and Mel Bergstein
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bobins
Deloitte Tax LLP
Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Bobrinskoy
Ariel Investments
Jeffrey Bilek
Toby Bishop & Rev. Kevin Downer
Ruth and Patrick Boehmer
Paul Boulis
Ernst & Young
Deloitte FAS LLP
KPMG LLP
Gregory and Susan Bergmann
John and Jean Brennan
J. David and Noelle Brock
Karen A. Chesrown
Robert Clarke
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64
Jeff and Helene Brodsky
Rosemarie and Dean Buntrock
Ernst & Young
Jim and Sheila Clary
Don and Chris Coglianese
MullinTBG
KPMG LLP
Jay Burkett and Robin Koch
Kath M. Carter
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Cole
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Cole
Ernst & Young
Ernst & Young
Ernst and Young
YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago
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65
Lawrena Colombo & Family
Thomas and Kathryn Conway
Ernst & Young
Bob and Marletta Darnallt
Matthew and Deborah Davis
Deloitte Tax LLP
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66
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67
James and Catherine Denny
Darrell and Jane Coppin
Ernst & Young
Ernst & Young
Andrew and Carmela Corsini
Catherine Coughlint
Patrick and Nancy Dolan
David J. Doyle
KPMG LLP
AT&T Inc.
KPMG LLP
Ernst & Young
Karyn and Jerry DeVault
Ernst & Young
James C. and Donna M. Cook
James J. Doylet
Wayne and Janet Ebersberger
Jane and Robert Filek
Ernst & Young
Ernst & Young
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Foote
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68
John England
Howard S. and Debra R. Engle
James W. and Maureen B. Forhan
Duncan and Shari Forsythe
Deloitte Tax LLP
KPMG LLP
KPMG LLP
Patti and Peter Fazio
Larry and Chris Fee
Steve and Susan Fortier
David and Alexandra Fox
Schiff Hardin LLP
KPMG LLP
JPMorgan Chase
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69
Terrence and Judith Freeman
Bon and Holly French
Ed and Margaret Giniat
William and Karen Goodyear
KPMG LLP
Adams Street Partners
KPMG LLP
Navigant Consulting, Inc.
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70
Bryan and Mary Funkhouser
Ken and Ann Gabriel
Ilene Gordon and Abram Bluestein
Andi and Jim Gordon
KPMG LLP
Corn Products and Booz Allen Hamilton
The Edgewater Funds
Wilbur and Linda Gantz
Michael R. and Jennifer E. Gervasio
Jeffrey and Anna Gordon
Nancy Green
Ovation Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
KMPG LLP
KPMG LLP
Aon Corporation
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71
Joseph and Claire Gregoire
Herb and Renee Guarascio
John and Leslie Hanlon
Kathy and Mark Hannan
National City Bank
Deloitte Tax LLP
Deloitte Tax LLP
KPMG LLP
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72
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73
Willliam J. and Kimberly A. Guskat
Ernst & Young
Ernst & Young
Suzanne Gylfe
Stephen and Corinne Hajdukovic
JoEllen and Joe Helmer
Pat Hemingway Hall and Robert Hall
Deloitte Services LLP
KMPG LLP
Ernst & Young
Robert and Donna Harper Foundation
Brian Heckler and Coley Gallagher
KPMG LLP
Jim Gusich
Jim & Kathy Henderson
Daniel and Adrienne Hill
Michael and Sarah Huesing
Michael and Kristin Hughes
Ernst & Young
Exelon Corporation
Deloitte Tax LLP
Ernst & Young
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74
Tim and Amy Hohulin
Irene M. and Donald D. Holmen
Michael and Lori Hughes
Scott Hurwitz and Kelly Austin
Ernst & Young
Ernst & Young
KPMG LLP
Joan and John Horne
Stewart S. Hudnut
Linda Imonti
Shirley and Dick Jaffee
Navistar (Retired)
KPMG LLP
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75
Dolores Kohl Kaplan and Morris A. Kaplan
Mary Kay & Tom Kaufmann
Paul and Mona Knopp
Arlene Kowalczyk
The Mayer & Morris Kaplan Family Foundation
Nalco Co.
KPMG LLP
Downers Grove National Bank
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76
Terry and Kathleen Jenkins
John & Carolyn Kavanaugh
David and Kristen Kowalski
Joan and Steven Kraus
Harris Private Bank
Ernst & Young
Deloitte Tax LLP
Terry and Julie Kenney
Carol Klostert
Tony and Cindy Krizmant
Jordan G. Lamm
KPMG LLP
Chas Levy Co. / Levy Home Entertainment
KPMG LLP
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77
Wendy and Robert Langer
W. Thomas and Lee M. Lawrence
Richard L. Lieberman
John and Jan Lindell
Ernst & Young
Ernst & Young
Deloitte Tax LLP
KPMG LLP
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78
Jay and Dawn Layman
Bob and Judi Levine
Judy and Bob Litt
Ray Lockwood
Ernst & Young
Ernst & Young
KPMG LLP
Barbara and David Kippert
G. Michael Licastro
Brent and Barbara Loebig
Ernst & Young
Donald and Amy Lubin
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79
Julie Luecht
Evie and Randy Lyon
Sharon and R. Eden Martin
Doug Mastrangeli
KPMG LLP
Robert W. Baird & Co.
The Commercial Club of Chicago
Ernst & Young
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80
Mary Jo and Kevin Maguire
Jeffrey and Laura Malehorn
James M. Maurer
Kevin & Kimberly McCarter
GE Capital
Joseph Maniola
David and Marie Marino
Brett and Lisa McGinnis
Tim and Gretchen McCarty
Ernst & Young
KPMG LLP
Ernst & Young
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81
John S. and Kim McGaw
Erin E. McInerney
KPMG LLP
Mike and Dayna Meyer
Tammy Mittelstaedt
Deloitte Tax LLP
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82
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83
John and Kathy Moran
Suzanne and Michael Moskow
S. Michael & Mary L. McLaughlin
Washington, Pittman & McKeever LLC
Ken & Cathy Meng
Michael J. Merwin
Graham and Raija Murphy
Bob and Margaret Musur
Ernst & Young
Ernst & Young
KPMG LLP
KPMG LLP
Ernst & Young
Lester and Nancy McKeever
Harold Nidetz
Patricia and Thomas Novosel
Tom and Lana O’Donnell
Angela and Tony Orrico
Ernst & Young
Ernst & Young/Grant Thornton
Ernst & Young
UPS
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84
Robert T. and Diane M. O’Brien
Donnell and Susan O’Callaghan
Seth Palatnik
Heather C. Paquette and Paul S. Franczyk
KPMG LLP
KPMG LLP
Ellen and Jim O’Connor
Patrick F. O’Connor
Dennis and Tami Parrott
Kathleen Pawlus and Giuseppe Rivetti
KPMG LLP
Ernst & Young
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85
Jeffery & Dena Perry
Ken and Sandy Petersont
Daniel and Mary Clair Rahill
Reginald and Valerie Reed
Ernst & Young
Ernst & Young
KPMG LLP
KPMG LLP
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86
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87
Richard and Marta Porter
Douglas P. Regan
Ernst & Young
Northern Trust
Erich Pugh
Sandra and Joel Pundmann
Larry D. Richman
Bev and Jeff Robinsont
Ernst & Young
The PrivateBancorp/The PrivateBank
Grant Thornton LLP
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Richman
Bob and Anne Pillion
Monica Sabo
Donald B. Saltz
Deloitte Tax LLP
Ernst & Young
Irving and Barbara Seaman
Mark and Christie Severt
Ernst & Young
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88
Tom and Kathy Scherer
Mr. and Mrs. William Schumann
Dhan and Renee Shapurji
Lee and Sally Sheridant
Deloitte Tax LLP
FMC Technologies, Inc.
Jill Schwieterman
Jeffrey D. and Joie L. Scott
Steve and Mimi Sherman
Larry Shulman and Rhonda Rochambeau
Ernst & Young
Ernst & Young
KPMG LLP
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89
Rick and Elizabeth Siebenaler & Family
Michael and Gerry Silverstein
Jennifer and Timothy Stratman
Sharon T. Stratton
Timbre Executive Coaching
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90
Rob and Monika Soles
Mitch and Mimi Stauffer
KPMG LLP
Ernst & Young
Patrick and Janine Slattery
Dean and Sharon Stieber
Jason Strahan
KPMG LLP
KPMG LLP
Brian P. Simmons
Bill Sineni
Code Hennessy & Simmons LLC
KPMG LLP
Robert and Nancy Singleton
KPMG LLP
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91
Steven and Jennifer Surdell
Randall and Peg Tavierne
Robert S. and Joyce Tockman
Bill and Char Tomazin
Ernst & Young
Ernst & Young
KPMG LLP
KPMG LLP
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92
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Thomas
Pamela J. Turbevillet
Liz and Steve Van Arsdell
Navistar
Laura Thrall
Daniel and Lisa Tiemann
Ken and Cindy Vander Walt
Mr. and Mrs. Jose L. Vargast
KPMG LLP
Ernst & Young
Northern Trust
Scott and Jen Taylor
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93
Dave and Rachel Waimon
Colleen M. Warner
Rick Westra
Marek Wierzba
Ernst & Young
Ernst & Young
Ernst & Young
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94
Linda Watson
Lynne and David B. Weinberg
Ernst & Young
David and Jill Willmant
Thomas Wojtkiewicz & Sheri Hickey
Ernst & Young
Ernst & Young
Bob and Ruth Weldingt
Kelly R. Welsh and Ellen S. Alberding
Benji and Gwen Wolken
Gregory E. Wolski and Wendy A. Owen
Federal Signal Corporation
Northern Trust
Ernst & Young
Ernst & Young
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95
not pictured:
KPMG LLP
Peggy and Art Wood
Jason and Miriam Wyman
Ben and Jackie Andrew
Northern Trust
Deloitte Tax LLP
Gary and Maureen Anton
Andrew Armishaw
Howard B. Bernick
Howard B. Bernwick Foundation
Raymond Bisanz
Aileen Blake and Tom Tansor
Northern Trust
Ms. Judith G. Bagan
James K. Baier
96
UPS
KPMG LLP
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Stephen Baine
Colleen and Biff Bowman
Starboard Specialty Funds
Northern Trust
Michael and Bonnie Balkin
Sharon and R. Thomas Brady
Jeff and Gale Banta
George and Gloria Brooks
Ernst & Young
UPS
Kathleen Flynn-Barnett
Patricia K. Bartlert
Thomas L. and Cairy S. Brown
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David and Carol Blake
David P. Bolger
Larry and Marianne Borek
Marisa and Michael Yates
John and Doreen Zanotelli
KPMG LLP
Ernst & Young
The Northern Trust Company
Yasmin T. Bates
Richard Beck
Pepsico Chicago
Gregg and Ann Behrens
Thomas Zollo
Northern Trust
KPMG LLP
Dean and Mary Bekas
Luke and Mary Lee Botica
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Kapila and Pramod Anand
Bellman Family Charitable Fund
97
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Bank of America
Floyd J. Bellman and Mari Lee Bellman
Robert and Jane Brunner
Denise A. Bujak
Mary and Terry Bulger
Harris Bank
Wayne & Melissa Busch
Accenture
Jack A. Abraham
Steven Ahrenholz
Aon Corporation
Dave and Jane
Caspert
BMO Capital Markets
Joseph J. and Deborah A. Castriano
Nancy and Tom Church
Sally T. Clair
Ernst & Young
Thomas and Susan Driscoll
Eddie and Dawn Gershman
Deloitte Tax LLP
Joseph and Jeannie Halwax
Deloitte Tax LLP
Northern Trust
Rick and Diane Emich
James J. Giancola
Ron Gidwitz
George Gilmore
Ward R. Hamm
Douglas and Linda Engel
Exelon
Dave Erickson
John A. and Sally Gimpert
John and Jeanne Ettelson
Laura J. Glatthaar
The Gochnauer Family Foundation
V. Edgar Goins
David and Mona Clayton
Amy R. Fahey
Kevin and Kristin Farrell
Northern Trust
Aon Corporation
Daniel and Sara Green Cohan
Green Cohan Foundation
Mary and Paul Finnegan
James D. Firth
Craig and Kate Coit
Exelon Corporation
Rodney L. Goldstein
Thomas M. Goldstein
Dr. and Mrs. Larry Goodman
Aon Corporation
Fred Fischer and Heather McWilliams
Rush University Medical Center
Mr. Franklin A. Cole
Mr. and Mrs. E. David Coolidge III
John and Barbara Curran
David and Juli Grainger
Susan and Phil Gresh
ComEd
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98
Exelon Corporation
Mark W. and Valerie G. Hallert
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Ronald E. and Dolores Daly
Kent and Liz Dauten
Tabrina L. Davis
Martin G. Foster
Ilana and Steven Fradkin
Northern Trust
Jane and CJ Fraleigh
Sara Lee Corporation
Mary Lou and Erik Fyrwald
Exelon Corporation/ComEd
Nalco Co.
Jeffrey Dennis
Bill and Ann Dodds
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Galvin
Northern Trust
Susan I. Dondzik
Northern Trust
Harrison Street Capital LLC
Kevin Garvin
Aon Corporation
Thomas and Kathleen Hansen
Peggy and Scott Hardek
Julie Harmon
Ken Harms
UPS
Dean and Kathy Harrison
Douglas Hart
Cortland Capital Market Services, LLC
Florence S. Hart
Grant Hellwarth
Rich and Ann Herlin
Dale Griffin
Michael A. Herman
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Grube
Mary Jo and Stephen Herseth
Craig and Karen Hindman
Tara Dowd Gurber
Christopher Hoffman
John and Kim Hooker
John C. Haas
Rohm and Haas Co. (Retired)
Mary Kay Haben
99
Northern Trust
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Mamie and Greg Case
Lynn M. Gasaway
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Terence R. Donnelly
ComEd
Tina and Larry Howe
Carol and Tom Butler
Paul Carbone
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hubachek
James S. Lelko, Jr.
Kevin P. Mc Cormack
Donald Mowry
Chapman & Cutler LLP
Northern Trust
Ernst & Young
Benjamin and Veronica Huerta
Eric and Tammy Lemke
Michael and Patricia Mc Glinn
Dan and Stephanie Munger
RSM McGladrey, Inc.
Deloitte Tax LLP
Tim and Maureen Hunter
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Iannotta
James A. Levyt
Kevin and Christine Lewis
Brian and Federica Liebovich
Daniel C. and Amy L. McConeghy
Kathleen Murray and Gary Bang
C. Scott Nelson
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Brigid Kenney
Russell Kess
Thomas J. Kichler
Marnie Kinsley
BMO Capital Markets
100
Kent and Sue Klaus
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Deloitte Tax LLP
Northern Trust
David and JoAnn Lilek
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Loeb
Jill Loftus
William Thomas Lundeen
Ernst & Young
James R. Lynch
Peter A. Magrini
Justine Knizeski and Alan Hollander
Northern Trust
Manoj Mahenthiran
Raymond and Andrea Majewski
Douglas Kramer
Draper and Kramer, Incorporated
Deloitte Tax LLP
Kay and Fred Krehbiel**
Kevin and Clara Kridle
Joseph and Virginia Mallof
Chuck and Val Maniscalco
Judy and Bert Krueger
Pepsi Co.
Mayer Brown Rowe & Maw
John and Laura Marcheschi
Neal and Kathleen Kulick
Joseph A. Lasky
Deloitte Tax LLP
World Kitchen, LLC
Michele E. McGuire
Deloitte Tax LLP
James McKinneyt
William Blair & Company, LLC
Mr. & Mrs. Chris McMahon
Cary and Rande McMillan
True Partners Consulting
Ruthie and Al McNally
Chuck M. McQuaid
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Mencoff
Patrick & Ute Meyer
Ray and Cheryl Milnes
KPMG LLP
Cecily Mistarz and Owen Wheeler
Harris Bank
Timothy and Paulette Moen
Northern Trust
Fidel and Victoria Marquez
Gary and Judy Montgomeryt
John C. Moore
Exelon Corporation
ComEd
Steven and Heather Laughman
Adele and Roland Martel
Frank Moroni
David and Yoko Mosher
General Growth Properties, Inc.
Mel and Andrea Niemeyer
Kevin O’Neill
The Oppenheimer Family Foundation
Mike and Cheryl Pacilio
Exelon Corporation
David and Ana Palfenier
ConAgra Foods
Charles Pardee Family
Exelon Corporation
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Exelon Corporation
101
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Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Keller
William and Lynn Kelly
Robert K. McDonald
Rosalind and David Parry
Jerome and Jill Peraud
Bank of America
Perry and Diane Pero
Northern Trust
James Perry
Madison Dearborn Partners
Thomas W. Perry and Gina M. Mazzaferri
Bank of America and Tribune Company
David Pfanzelter
Kellog Company
Sarah and Charlie Piermarini
Harris Bank
Maureen and Dennis Ryan
John and Carol Sandmeier
Joyce and Sean St. Clair
Austin J. Waldron
Northern Trust
John Poth
Peter F. Stack
The Braeside Foundation
Gerald Sullivan
Sue E. Wallace
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102
Boeing
Northern Trust Corporation
Scott and Nancy Santi
Robert and Debbie Price
Dot and Dave Proux
Ernst & Young
Deloitte Tax LLP
Frank and Karen Ptak
Mr. and Mrs. David Schawk
The Marmon Group
Schawk, Inc.
Paul & Patricia Purcell
John and Noël Scholl
Ernst & Young
Sandy Davis Rau
Guy and Helen Raymaker
Rob and Jill Selati
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Timothy J. and Stephanie L. Reierson
Marvin and Dawn Schaar
Deloitte Tax LLP
Timothy and Susanne Sullivan
Scott and Rhonda Swanson
Charter One Bank
John Tague
United Airlines
Dean and Karin Teglia
Accenture
Madison Dearborn Partners LLC
Rich Sewardt
Northern Trust
Harrison and Marilyn Tempest
Thomas and Karen Terry
John Trinta
Benjamin G. Resch
Gerald W. Shea
Jim and Kyma Sherman
Ernst & Young
Mark Ritchie
Alan & Kim Robertson
Rose L. Shure
Beverly Sibblies
John and Penne Silverman
Jim Tunney
Ken and Chris Turner
Northern Trust
Colin A. Robertson
Northern Trust
Paul and Jeannie Rogalski
Kay and Peter Rossiter
Schiff Hardin LLP
David J. Rudis
Michelle & Jonathan Russell
Deloitte Tax LLP
Laura Tumperi
Matthew Udoni
Ernst & Young
Jim Skogsbergh
Advocate Health Care
Ron Skwarek
Scott B. Ullem
Lori and Mike Vardas
Northern Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Martin P. Slark
Scott and Martha Smith
Diana B. Sorfleet
Jim and Carla Vick
Exelon Corporation
** Additional listing in Million Dollar Roundtable.
Exelon Corporation
Margo and Jon Ward
Jane Warner
Marjorie Webster
Robert Westropp
Mrs. Marie E. Wilkinson
George A. Williams
Exelon Corporation
Jack and Gail Witlin
Dennis and Paula Wolff
Mr. & Mrs. James H. Wooten, Jr.
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Mr. & Mrs. Stephen N. Pottert
Diana Sands
103
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William Wrigley, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Blaine J. Yarringtont
Todd J. Youngberg
Paul and Mary Yovovich
Hugh and Diane Zentmyer
Andrea Zopp
Exelon Corporation
Twenty-two Membres de la Société
wish to remain anonymous.
Dave and Cinda Pittmant
t diamond donor club
legacy society
We are honored to recognize Tocqueville Society members who have been giving
to United Way for 25 years or more as members of the Diamond Donor Club.
We would love to recognize you as well. If you are a Diamond Donor, please
contact our Major and Planned Gifts Department to let us know.
The Legacy Society offers additional ways to leave a lasting impact through United Way. With an outright or
planned gift to the United Way Endowment, you can help ensure a permanent source of support for
stabilizing families.
We gratefully acknowledge the following members of the Legacy Society who have graciously remembered
We would like to thank our Founders Circle, the generous individuals and organizations
that in 2008 provided the foundation for the Endowment.
individual founders
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$500,000 and above
Cathy and Bill Osborn
Northern Trust
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Max and Jim Farrell
$200,000 to $499,999
Connie and Elmer W. Johnson
Susan and Robert S. Morrison
$50,000 to $99,999
Margaret Fox Morrill
$25,000-$49,999
Dr. Vera and Frank Clark
ComEd
Ellen Costello and Michael Judge
Harris Bankcorp Inc.
Catherine M. Coughlin
AT&T, Inc.
Deb DeHaas and Dave Underwood
Deloitte LLP
Robert, Joan, Allison, Denise
and Robert Jr. Der
Ernst & Young
corporate founders
$500,000 and above
Allstate Foundation
$200,000 to $499,999
$100,000-$199,999
Exelon Corporation
Dean and Kathy Harrison
Northern Trust
Jay and Cindy Henderson
Ernst & Young
Lester and Nancy McKeever
Washington, Pittman,
& McKeever LLC
J. Christopher and Anne N. Reyes
Foundation
Harris Bank
$50,000-$99,999
Blue Cross and Blue Shield
of Illinois
Chicago Board Options Exchange
Deloitte LLP
Kathy and Cap Adams
Jeremiah Albertson
Judith Bagan
Ruth B. Barth
Max Becker
Marjorie Sue Berger
Maurice Berman
Ann Marie Berswordt
Violet Berswordt
Helen Bibas
Elizabeth Bowan
Ellen DeYoung
Robert Dover
Lawrence Eliel
Elsie Epstein
Else Felber
Edwin Fisher
Milton Fisher
Evangeline Gavin
Edward Graff
Marilyn Hanko
Murray Hartstein
Lucille Hassman
Ann King
Helen Kalmus Kirwan
Curt Klatt
Ellen Kohler
Letitia Lestina
Flora Lisse
Charles W. Lubin
Robert Marchuk
Millie K. McWalters
Philip H. Mitchel
John R. Orlando
Rev. Edgar Peara
Rolf V. Pedersen
Deborah D. Phillips
Joseph Pick
Kenneth Pinney
Lois I. Ross
Arthur Rubloff
Aaron and Della Russ
Joseph and Mildred Schrager
Jacob Shapiro
Melita Silverman
Hilder P. Sinp
William G. Swartchild III
Nellie A. Vehon
Joseph G. Walshe
Estelle Weiss
KPMG LLP
National City
William Blair & Company LLC,
Foundation
If you would like to include United Way in your estate plans or if you have any questions
regarding planned giving, the United Way Endowment, or the Legacy Society, please contact
our Major and Planned Gifts Department at 312.906.2475 or [email protected].
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the united way endowment
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United Way in their will or estate plans or have made an outright contribution to the Endowment.
2009 united way of metropolitan chicago board of directors
chairperson
Deborah L. DeHaas
Deloitte LLP
vice chairs
W. James Farrell
SLP, LLC
Lester H. McKeever, Jr.
Washington, Pittman & McKeever
treasurer
Martha Hinchman
Northern Trust Company
secretary
Serita Guyton
United Way of Metropolitan
Chicago
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106
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board members
Laura S. Thrall
United Way of Metropolitan
Chicago
Anthony Anderson
Ernst & Young
William Bates, Jr.
Seaway National Bank
Arlene Kowalczyk
Downers Grove National Bank
Thomas F. Bennington, Jr.
Chuhak & Tecson, P.C.
Paul La Schiazza
AT&T
Frank M. Clark
ComEd
R. Eden Martin
The Civic Committee of
The Commercial Club of Chicago
Ellen Costello
Harris Bankcorp, Inc.
Amy R. Fahey
JPMorgan Chase
Dennis J. FitzSimons
McCormick Foundation
Dennis J. Gannon
Chicago Federation
of Labor AFL-CIO
Dean Harrison
Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Jay L. Henderson
Andrew J. McKenna, Sr.
Schwarz;
McDonald’s Corporation
William A. Osborn
Northern Trust Corporation
Bruce Piller
KPMG LLP
J. Christopher Reyes
Reyes Holdings, L.L.C.
David Rudis
José L. Santillan, CFA
Harris Private Bank
Carol Good Kloster
Levy Home Entertainment
United Way of Metropolitan Chicago gratefully acknowledges all gifts received during the 2008 campaign.
While we try to ensure that all information is reported accurately, occasionally an error does occur. If your
name has been inadvertently omitted or listed incorrectly, please accept our sincere apologies and notify
us at [email protected] or 312.906.2475.
u n i te d w ay
tocqueville societ y membership registry
560 West Lake Street, Chicago, Illinois 60661
312.906.2350
uw-mc.org
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