NAMI of DuPage County The County’s Voice on Mental Illness

2014 Annual Report

Every mind is a star

and deserves the right to shine

TABLE OF CONTENTS

OUR MISSIONProvide support, advocacy and education in order to improve the quality of life of individuals with mental illness and their families.

Message from the President Message from the Executive Director1 Our Impact Last Year2 Breaking New Ground3 Partnership/New Building4 New Programs5 Highlights of Support Services6 Highlights of Education Services7 Financial Overview8 Our Volunteers9 Our Donors12 Board of Directors and Staff

SUPPORT. ADVOCACY. EDUCATION.

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Dear Friends,2014 has been an exciting year for NAMI DuPage, with lots of planning meetings for the new building, the groundbreaking ceremony in August and now watching the new building rise from the ground. This new Private/Public partnership with the DuPage County Health Department continues as the building begins to take shape and will facilitate the implementation of the strategic plan, which focuses on outreach, education, housing and employment for those individuals with mental illness and their families. Planning for new

programs has been a priority of the Board and of Angela Adkins, our Executive Director.

Angela, the NAMI DuPage staff, and our dedicated volunteers have worked hard all year, continuing to manage the many programs offered by our organization. Through all their hard work, NAMI DuPage continues to be a force of good in DuPage County for those who live with mental illness.

The Board is proud to submit to our NAMI DuPage supporters a fiscally responsible financial report for 2014. Our ability to do so is a result of your support. We thank you for your support.

Cora M. (Corky) CorleyPresident, Board of Directors

Welcome to our 2014 Annual Report.

What an eventful year this has been! From the excitement of seeing the future Community Center begin to take shape, to creating new programs to fully utilize the new space – which we will move into late 2015 – all the while growing our existing support groups and community outreach, it has been a busy year! As you will see in this report, our much-needed new programs will include employment assistance, housing resources, the “Living Room”, life style skills coaching, and many new recreational opportunities. Many of you have told us

– and we have listened – that these new programs are needed so that many more individuals living with mental illness can more fully engage with the community and become empowered to take control of their lives.

During this year we began our Community Center Campaign to raise $1.5 million dollars; the campaign will continue throughout 2015. This funding will go directly towards the NAMI DuPage space and to provide the new programs. As the building takes shape, we at NAMI DuPage become ever more excited about the long-term potential of what we will be able to offer.

We cannot do what we do without the dedication and commitment of our Board, staff, and especially you, our donors and tireless volunteers. As you read this report, I know that you will be encouraged by what your generosity has allowed us to achieve. On behalf of everyone we have been able to help this year, I thank you from the bottom of my heart and want you to know that you are changing lives and truly making a difference.

Angela AdkinsExecutive Director

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Our Impact in the Last Year

20,390 served NAMI DuPage served 20,390 unduplicated individuals andfamily members living and strug-gling with mental illness.

13,637volunteer hours

With tireless dedication and devotion, 457 volunteers contrib-uted an astonishing 13,637 total hours of time.

1,008 new donors

During the past fiscal year, we were able to attract 1,008 new, first-time donors.

17 of 26public high

schools

Ending the Silence, which went national last year, is now present-ed yearly at 17 of the 26 public high schools in DuPage County.

Adolescent programming

NAMI DuPage began offering education presentations to ado-lescents in the Partial Hospital-ization Adolescent Program at Linden Oaks Hospital.

NAMI DUPAGE Breaking New Ground in 2014

The past year was really a year of breaking new ground. As you

heard, the building that will house NAMI’s new offices is well underway, visible for all to see. As work on the new building continues, our existing services continue to provide education and support to thousands of families in DuPage County. Some of our achievements from the past months are:• Adolescent programming: for the first time in our history, NAMI DuPage has expanded our programs to serve adolescents. In January of 2014, we began presentations at Linden Oaks Adolescent Center. • Peer and Family Specialist: Through a generous grant from the Community Memorial Foundation, NAMI DuPage trained a Peer Specialist and a Family Specialist who offered, for the first time, ongoing individualized aftercare peer support to individuals who were hospitalized for a mental health issue and their family members, particularly at Hinsdale Hospital. This program became the precursor to the Peer Training Program, through which we are training 15 individuals to eventually serve as Peer or Family Counselors in the Living Room and elsewhere throughout DuPage County. • Mental Health First Aid: Two NAMI DuPage staff members conducted five Mental Health First Aid trainings in the community. With the support of Community Memorial Foundation and

Linden Oaks, NAMI DuPage has been on the forefront of the movement to offer Mental Health First Aid trainings in DuPage County.• Groundbreaking partnership: This unprecedented Public/Private partnership between NAMI DuPage and the DuPage County Health Department, of which NAMI’s new offices is the culmination, is a result of over 20 years of collaborating to provide complementary services to address the mental health needs of DuPage County residents. This historic partnership both recognizes and cements NAMI DuPage’s integral role in the mental health community of DuPage County. While bringing our services under one roof, the two organizations remain separate entities, with NAMI DuPage continuing all existing services at current levels. • Print Shop: NAMI DuPage began an in-house Print Shop, which has been handling all of our internal printing needs as well some external orders. Among the external clients were DuPage Medical Group, Linden Oaks Hospital, and other NAMI affiliates. A Print Shop Manager was hired to manage in-house print jobs and pursue additional external clients. Eventually, the print shop will serve as an employment track in our Employment Support Program, training participants in the program to find employment in commercial and corporate print shops.

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1,242Community members

educated about mental illness

132Graduates from our

Education courses

1,577Individuals and family

members served through our Supportive Services

2,108Individuals and family

members served through Recovery Connections

Hospital Program

15,331 Middle and high school students presented with

Ending the Silence

20,390 Total

number of individuals served

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A Groundbreaking Public/Private Partnership In what is possibly the most significant moment in the history of NAMI DuPage, the DuPage County Health Department announced their intention to offer a Public/Private partnership to NAMI DuPage through which NAMI DuPage would be housed in their brand new state-of-the-art building. The building, a 33,000 square-foot, state-of-the-art facility, is scheduled to be complete in the fall of 2015.

This partnership both recognizes and cements NAMI DuPage’s integral role in the mental health community of DuPage County. NAMI DuPage’s expanded offices will allow us to fulfill key components of our strategic plan by offering several new programs, effectively doubling the services available for individuals and families living the mental illness. This expansion means a much more robust set of services that will aid those living with mental illness in a more comprehensive way; it also means offering hope and recovery to many more individuals and families living with mental illness each year.

NAMI DuPage kicked off the capital campaign for the Mental Health Community Center in June 2014. With a goal of $1.5 million, the Community Center Campaign will provide funds for the new programs NAMI DuPage will offer in the new building, as well as our buy-in into the new facility being constructed by the DuPage County Health Department.

DuPage County Health Department Board and Executives invite NAMI DuPage Executive Director and Board Members

to groundbreaking.

Cadence Health Foundation presents NAMI DuPage with a check for $150,000

Community Center ConstructionCommunity Center Campaign Kickoff Breakfast

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New Programs for 2015

Social/RecreationalNAMI DuPage will significantly expand the

recreational and social opportunities available for individuals and families with mental illness in the new facility. Through this new program, we hope to have recreation options available for individuals with mental illness on most weeknights and some weekend days. NAMI DuPage will offer activities such as Yoga Night, Bingo Night, and art, music and cooking classes; some activities will include family members as well. A new drop-in center will provide another venue for individuals and families living with mental illness to socialize and participate in social and recreational activities.

Living RoomThe Living Room is a peer-led alternative to the

traditional ER for those with mental illness crises. The Living Room is a comfortable, non-clinical setting that provides the guest a safe and calming atmosphere where he or she can talk with a peer counselor. The guest is first assessed to ensure that his/her situation is appropriate for the Living

Room to handle. The guest is then paired up with a peer counselor, who can talk the guest through the immediate crisis, offering empathic listening, practical solutions, and additional resources.

Housing Support/ReferralNAMI DuPage will provide linkage to

community supports and life skills training to individuals with mental illness who live alone or with aging parents so that they have the ability to gain or maintain their independence. The ultimate goal of the program is provide further affordable housing options for those with mental illness.

Employment Support Our pilot Employment Program will prepare

individuals with a mental illness for employment. An Employment Specialist will determine their background in terms of education, skill sets, and other capabilities. The Employment Specialist, working with DuPage County employers, will then match individual participants to the employment area most suited to the participants’ goals, skills and preferences and continue to provide support to program participants after placement.

“It is essential to recovery to have people tocommunicate with.” - Ray is a veteran of the U.S. Navy who volunteers at the NAMI office

Offering Hope and Recovery through Supportive Services

Support GroupsNAMI’s eight support groups continue to provide weekly venues

for promoting hope and recovery, with one new support group added during the past year for family members with a family member who has recently experienced a mental illness for the first time.

Resource Helpline NAMI DuPage took approximately 1,560 calls on our Resource

Helpline during the past fiscal year. Many of the callers were family members looking for help with a loved one in a mental health crisis. Many others were individuals seeking additional resources to aid their recovery.

Individual Assistance ProgramThanks to the generosity of individual donors, NAMI DuPage was

able to provide an average donation of $537 to many individuals seeking rental assistance or financial assistance with obtaining medication. Due in part to the Affordable Care Act, we received fewer requests for medication assistance this year.

Drop In CentersIn partnership with WDSRA and SEASPAR, NAMI’s three drop-in

centers – in Glen Ellyn, Westmont, and Naperville – provided social and recreational opportunities for hundreds of individuals.

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Group HomesNAMI DuPage continues to provide housing to sixteen

individuals in our two group homes – one in Naperville, and the other in Glen Ellyn.

Naperville Group Home

Glen Ellyn Group Home“I can get through my mental illness and not go around think-ing that I am worthless.” - Support Group Participant

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Raising Awareness and Understanding of Mental Illness through Education

Education coursesA total of 132 people graduated from our

education courses: 111 family members completed the 12-week Family to Family course; 5 people completed the 6-week NAMI Basics course; and 16 individuals completed the 8-week WRAP course. The courses teach participants about mental illness, available resources, and practical tools for self-care and recovery for both individuals and family members.

Community EducationNAMI DuPage conducted 73 general

education presentations, educating groups as diverse as medical students, social work/nursing students, library staff, churches, and policemen about mental illness and how to best engage and help someone with a mental illness.

School Connections ProgramEnding the Silence reached 10,151 high school

students in 17 different schools, while Ending the Silence 101 reached 5,180 middle school students. Parents and Teachers as Allies reached 65 parents and teachers.

Recovery Connections Hospital ProgramNAMI’s partnership with all six area hospitals

continues to deepen and grow; together, we work to meet new needs that arise. In January 2014, at the request of Linden Oaks, we began offering educational presentations to adolescents on the inpatient and outpatient units in the Partial Hospitalization Adolescent Program. This program marks our first foray into offering this service to adolescents.

Schools With a NAMI PresenceHigh Schools: Hinsdale South, Hinsdale Central,

Glenbard North, Glenbard South, Glenbard East, Glenbard West, Addison Trail, West Chicago, Downers Grove North, Downers Grove South, Wheaton North, Wheaton-Warrenville South, Naperville North, Metea Valley, Waubonsie Valley, York High School, St. Francis, Naperville Central, and Willowbrook High Schools.Middle Schools: All Saint’s Academy, Wood Dale, Glenn Westlake, Jackson, O’Neil, Edison, Franklin, Hubble, Monroe, Lisle, Kennedy, Madison, Jefferson, Lincoln, Crone, Fischer, Granger, Gregory, Still, Bryan, Churchville, St. Petronille, St. Isidore, Jefferson Jr. High, Glenside, and Spring Wood Middle Schools.*Schools in green are new this year.

“It gave me hope to hear that the speakers are able to function very well with mental illnesses.” - Hospital Presentation Participant

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Residential & Program Income

11%Investments

8%

Individual11%

In Kind27%

Special Event17%

Grants and United Way26%

Revenue

In Kind $219,451 27%

Grants and United Way $211,579 26%

Special Event $134,073 17%

Individual $87,052 11%

Residential & Program Income $86,910 11%

Investments $67,263 8%

Total: $806,328

M&G9%

Development15%

Youth Education

14%

Family / Consumer Educatin and

Advocacy31%

Residential and Supportive

Services31%

Expenses

Residential & Supportive Services $248,479 31%

Family/Consumer Ed & Advocacy $248,137 31%

Development $118,112 15%

Youth Education $111,126 14%

M&G $76,474 9%

Total: $802,329

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School SpeakersChrissy TobiasShelbi VidmarTammy TimmJohn WilkersonSue CahalanKim HakimLisa LeamyDave LambieCathy CohenPooja NagpalKevin ConlinGeri ThayerDavid Reveles Lauren PintoJohn ClucasSharon StolarzMary Boylan

Education Program Speakers Amy CahnBill HoodCathy CohenChrissy TobiasDave CummingDebbie Homan

Grant BellJan MaloneyJohn WilkersonKen SchumacherKevin ConlinKimberly ComerLinda TerpLiz HuckMarilyn KornauMeghan CondonMichelle SprangerShelbi VidmarTammy TimmTaylor HillTom MitchellChristine CicconeTom KennedyDirk LandisJudy O’BrienMaureen GarroJulie ClucasKimberly HakimDebbi GischlerSue PintoAlan CarlileCaitlin Atkinson

NAMI Basics Sue PintoSue Cahalan

W.R.A.P. Jack Whelton

Family Support Group FacilitatorsPatty JohnstoneSue OrsiniMary PotterJulie BaierSue and Jim CahalanSue PintoKiera BenidettinoFran BrandSue Balsamo

Resource Helpline AssistantsSandy ResnerDirk LandisCathy WuerthDavid Haugen

Family to Family Aileen CaravelliSue HedlundAnnette ZolekeTom ZolekeLisa LeamyCalvin McGinnDick Goers Ellie GoersPatty JohnstoneGail VescoviKathleen SmatSheila Cavanagh

Recovery Connections FacilitatorsJack WheltonTom MitchellKimberly ComerScotty SossnerAna LandaChrissy TobiasLia GuerraRandy HanssenSusie Piasecki

Dan PorterDavid LambieSheri CarlsonSusie PiaseckiTonya HarbertJohn ZurnSharon Stolarz

Office VolunteersSandy RemerNathaniel GoonCarolyn BurtonJudy BeemCarole BodenstabKaren WennerstenBob BendorfJoyce VenturaKaila MitchellRay SchwenMark HosekCathy HosekBarb MullinerJason MullineJan Maloney

Drop-In Center CoordinatorMary Borland

Total NAMI Volunteers: 457

Total Volunteer Hours: 13,637

NAMI DuPage celebrates all of our volunteers doing extraordinary things through service!

NAMI DUPAGE Breaking New Ground in 2014

$20,000 and AboveCity of NapervilleCommunity Memorial Fnd.Tellabs Foundation

$15,000 and AboveCadence HealthDuPage County Dept of

Human ServicesDuPage Medical GroupJ. Robert Martens and

Michael Martens Endowment Fund

Wheaton Rotary Club

$10,000 and AboveBetty BradshawFred J. Brunner FoundationIllinois Children’s Healthcare

Foundation

Martha JohnsonDorothy O’ReillyPfizer Inc.Naperville Rotary Noontime

$5,000 and AbovePatrick and Eileen KennyWestmont Industries

$1,000 and AboveTony and Angela AdkinsAdvocate Good Samaritan

HospitalAltobello Fine JewelersAnonymous (3)Argonne National LabGregory BoltzBill and Kelly BryantChris and Aileen CaravelliRon and Betty Chaggaris

Jana CroninJoe and Tracy CuttoneTony and Sally DavisLeFort-Martin Family

FoundationMorrissey Family

FoundationDuPage Material CompanyElmhurst Memorial HospitalExchange Club of NapervilleSandy FallonCay and Don FischerGeorge M. Eisenberg FndElaine GerberGlen Ellyn Infant WelfareDick and Ellie GoersFiliz Gunay (DCHD)Heritage Professional Assoc.Hinsdale Bank and Trust

Ron and Lynn HorneJanssen Pharmaceutical, Inc.Jeffrey A. Rabin & AssociatesLynn JohnsonPatrice KasperLifetime Behavioral HealthLilly USA, LLCLinden Oaks HospitalDiane MaksayKathleen McGrathMichael R.Harrison Becker

FoundationMichele MooreMoore-Addison CompanyNaperville KiwanisNaperville Noon Lions Verella OsbornePalmer Family FoundationKen and Lee Phillips

R&B Consultants LtdJeff and Shari RabinRobert and Ellen RehmRose Paving, Inc.Rotary Club of Darien, ILDan and Gwen SatreMarianne ScanlonDiane ScardignoDi SemmelhackEd and Linda SquierSt. Margaret Mary ParishSt. Mark’s Episcopal ChurchPat and Mary Lynn SullivanJudy ThorpBarbara and Al Van EekerenWheaton Bank & Trust Co.Wight and CompanyRobert and Heidi Wilhelmi

Diamonds$100,000 and AboveAnonymousBetty BradshawCity of NapervilleCommunity Memorial Fnd DuPage County Dept of

Human ServicesJean MertensDorothy O’ReillyRay and Dee Schumacher

Emeralds$75,000 and AboveDick and Ellie Goers

Illinois Children’s Healthcare Foundation

Mary Lou and Al LowryUnited Way Metro Chicago

Sapphires$50,000 and AboveAlfred Bersted Foundation Fred J. Brunner Foundation

Rubies$25,000 and AboveAetna FoundationArgonne National LabBristol-Myers SquibbCadence Health

Tony and Sally DavisDuPage Community FndGlen Ellyn Infant WelfareLilly USA, LLCPfizer Inc.Naperville Rotary Noontime

Jades$10,000 and AboveAnonymousJim and Sue CahalanChris and Aileen CaravelliRon and Betty ChaggarisJim and Valerie ChaggarisJana CroninBeatrice Demos

Dr. Scholl FoundationLeFort-Martin Family FundSindelar Family FundDuPage Medical GroupSteve and Ann FlechterGeorge M. Eisenberg FndPaul and Jayne GiordanoGrace A. Bersted FndJ. Robert Martens and

Michael Martens Endowment Fund

Patricia Watts MitchellJeffrey Rabin & AssociatesLynn JohnsonMartha Johnson

Kleckner FoundationLinden Oaks Hospital Bill and Mary Lou MastroMoore-Addison CompanyNorkol, Inc.Ellen and Bob RehmRotary Club of Wheaton Diane ScardignoEd and Linda SquierSt. Margaret Mary ParishTellabs FoundationUnited Way of NapervilleUnited Way of DuPage and

West CookBarbara and Al Van Eekeren

Cumulative Donors Since 2004

FY2014 Major Donors

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FY2014 Sustaining Donors$750 and AboveAdventist Glen Oaks Hosp. Adventist Hinsdale HospitalJohn and Sue BenningtonJim and Sue CahalanRick and Christine CicconeDon and Corky CorleyBea GrigoLarry and Peg KolinskiStephen and Nancy LabbieMatt and Stacey Lundgren

Frank and Carolee MichalekMark and Barb MullinerNorkol, Inc.Phil NortonJack and Andrea ScheirerShelbi and Sue Vidmar

$500 and AboveAnonymousPaul and Marcella BakkerChris and Jeri Bolin

Carl and Stacey BoutilierSheila CavanaghThomas and Marilyn CollinsDon and Corky CorleyKaren Cushing and David

KulhanekSamuel and Sharon DelisiJason and Jennifer DwyerCarl B. FauseyFirst Community Financial

Bank

Glenside Public Library Kim HakimHillshire Brands Hinsdale Hospital FndIllinois Tool Works FndIntermodal Container

LogisticsBruce and Ann JohnsonRay and Marilyn JonesCarol LentLifetime Behavioral Health

Matt and Stacey LundgrenMichael and Mary MaloyBob and Karen McNicholsMedieval TimesBill and Deb MeisterMark & Carol MestemacherThomas and Sandra MoranMark and Barb MullinerWilliam and Colleen Nelson

People We Cannot Do Without

Redeemer Lutheran ChurchMichael ReissJames and Anne RiosDavid and Susan RolewickRotary Club of ElmhurstBarb SipeSt. Paul Ev. Lutheran ChurchChris and Krista ValleskeyRobert and Regina WalcottWhite Eagle Golf Club

$250 and AboveA Beautiful SmileAdvanced Chiropractic and

AcupunctureAlliance Clinical AssociatesJo AndersonAnonymousJoseph & Suzanne BalsamoBob and Jan BargerBetsy and Taylor BennettJohn and Sue BenningtonRaymond and Laima BlazysSuzanne M. Cahalan, JD.Bob Campbell PhotographyMr. and Mrs. BouwmanThe Fabric of America FundJohn and Kelly CallahanCantigny GolfCarlson Paint, Glass and Art Carol Stream Prof. Fire

Fighters Assoc. Local 3192Augusta ClarkePaul and Tammy ColellaSteve and Ann CollinsKimberly ComerKaren ConsidineCress Creek Country ClubJoan Cummings M.D.Debra CyrierMark and Karen DanielsMichael DimitriouRobert Eakins and Julie

WachowskiJae and Peggy EismannElmhurst Memorial HospitalNancy ErnstFrank Gironda Salon/SpaSarah FrigoOlga GerhardsteinJames GettingsGrace United Methodist

Church Questors ClassJohn Harris

James and Brooke HartmanJohn and Rosellen HaynerRobert and Paula HenryStephen & Debbie HomanJeans and A Cute Top ShopJack and Kay KellyMarjorie KellyKevin KirkKnights of ColumbusKen and Teddi KrochmanJohn and Gloria KromerLathrop Insurance AgencyTimothy and Jane LevstikJohn MacPhersonBenjamin & Pamela MaxsonA. W. and Lynne McGurrMeier ClinicsAndrew MelissinosMicrosoftMidwestern UniversityMidwestern University

Behavior Medicine ClubBill and Patti MillerJoan MorrisseyMotorola Solutions Fdn. Leo and Bonnie O’DonnellOne Stop MaintenancePatrick and Barbara O’ReillyAllen PetersonPinot’s PaletteRe/Max SuburbanJames ReamRJM BuildLisa SalvadoreEric and Marybeth SauterDanielle ScardignoCarol ScintoSandra ShepardJeffrey and Kim ShrigleySimply FlyIvan and Elizabeth SizemoreSmith Financial Advisors Inc.Sokol ChicagolandSpandikow & Son RoofingMark Sukis and Kris BarsantiMarji SoofiThe Clorox Company FdnScotty TurnerMichael ValleskeyBob and Jan Van ItenVillage of Downers GroveDiane VogelRobert and Regina Walcott

Gini WelchWDSRAWheaton Public LibraryMary Beth WheelerRobert and Marjorie WilsonSigrid WonsilSarah ZimmermanJohn and Donna Zurn

$100 and AbovePalma AikinsSami AlbertCindy AllaraAllured Music StudioCarol AlthoffAmerican Fidelity Mortgage

ServicesSusan AndersonAnonymous (4)Diana and Bill AtkinsMary AylwardNettie BadgleyKathleen BagnuoloMaurice BargerBob and Jan BargerPenny BarsantiBarbara BassoMike BatesSheryl BatesSandra BaumgardnerJames BeattyMichael Uram & Andrea

BeatyBarbara BelangerSteven & Rosemary BellingJody BenderAnne BennettTaylor BennettSally BensonKaty BergholzMadelene BernarBetty HoodYvonne Biagas-HallJohn-Marc & Jane BilezikianHenry BirdKimmel BlackmarIlene BockPeter and Jeanette BohanBill and Mary BorlandScott BostromDave and Nancy BoutcherMargie BrabandHugh BradyVincent and Fran Brand

Mitchell BrandowJames and Mary Jo BreenVernon and Helen BreenCraig BrielMarilyn BriggsBarbara BrosnanRev. and Mrs. Bill BryanBuikema’s ACE HardwareCharles BurdaBarbara BurkenEsin BuscheSusan BuschmannSusan ByersMichael CahillEd and Marilynn CampbellVicky CampbellMichael and Mary CarrSusan CaseyKathleen CavanaghBruce ChambersBob Joseph/Charles SchwabCharone DesignChicago Bears Football ClubChicago White SoxTerry ChristnerMarc ChudyClarice’s Creating Beautiful

LooksConnie ClaverBrian and Julie ClucasVicki ColettaCollege of DuPageColor My World Community Business

AllianceJim ConroySusan and John CosgroveJim and Nancy CovertRebecca CoxCress Creek Garden ClubDan CroninJohn and Bonny CroninSusan CrowderWilliam CrutcherFiona CummingsJacquelyn CunninghamWilliam and Judy CurryMaryann CusickGlenn Sonntag and Deanna

DangMargaret DangeloPatti DanielsMathew and Grace David

Dean’s DugoutDebbie DecaluweBrenda DeGeerLarry and Karin DegerEugenia and John DemosJanet DerrickLinda DialMary DoodyOzlem DubauskasDupage County Fair Assoc. Moira DwyerGary and Marilou DzadonBonnie EddyCarol EskewDavid and Virginia EvelyKevin FasanaHarris FawellTheresa FeeneyMarjorie FilippiFirst Presbyterian Church of

WheatonLise FitzsimmonsDeborah FlemingErnie FlorenceKathleen FlynnDuane and MaryJo FosterFox Bowl/Stella’s PizzaMichele FrancisSandra FreeburgSheila FrettMarybeth GallotJoseph and Maureen GarroGary United Methodist

ChurchArlene GatesTeresa GaudetGenesis Clinical ServicesPatricia GerlesitsCathy GodfreyRita GrasserLinda GreenAllison GregoryTeresa GregoryFrank GriffoRachel GrossmanChristine GrygielFiliz GunayJames GurneyJeff GutzmerAnne HaleyLisa Hallberg PesceLaurie HansonTina Hartman

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We greatly value every donor and go to great lengths to ensure we have not missed a single donor. If we have missed your name, please contact us.

Amy HartnettKatherine HawkenPatricia Hayden and John

MurrayWilson HeatonAnn HeinSamantha HennessDavid HetzeltPaula HilderbrandBrenda HilligossHillside Firefighters Assoc.Hilton Lisle/NapervilleCarol HiltonJerry and Theresa HinckDeborah HoffmanKathryn HoffmanPaul and Catherine HolmesWilliam HoodMichelle HooperJames HopkinsJames HorvathJeff SokolJames and Gwendolyn HullAngie HumesLauren HurtGayla HyllandSania IrwinItasca Community LibraryBrian JacksonJim and Kathy JacksonBill and Jean JarrellLaura JensenCarl and Shirley JohanssonJill JohnsonSandra & Thomas JohnsonJennifer JonesNicole JonesVicky JosephDaniel KaberonJean KahlingKathy KalinaVictor KamkaLynne KassonSusan KelleyJudith KemkerJohn and Priscilla KenastonTonia KhouriSally KnightJim and Judy KnottMargaret Kocon RoemerMary Ellen Kolinski

Elizabeth KonopkaCynthia KoppelmanGary KosuickPaul and Audrey KramerLinda KrauseDaniel KrillHolly KrugDeena KurandaJ. P. LaCourKenneth and Lois LahnerCynthia LambCraig LambertMary LambieJana LarkinKathy LarsonLathrop Insurance Agency Lea & Sachs, Inc.Bob LenkartLettuce Entertain YouDaiva LevinieneJulie LichterSusan LieserMichael and Jane LippnerLombard Police Dept.Cindy LucianoMarsha LuczakMelissa LukenRichard Lukens and C.L.

Trennert-LukensLisa MacchitelliNick MaksaAl and Raminta MarchertasJanet MarkleMay and Associates, CPA’sFrank and Mary MayKelly MayKathy Mc GrathTerrance McGuire and

Kathleen McGowanSteve & Maureen McHughVirginia McMahonLynne McNultyKathleen McTigheLorraine MedingColleen MeehanTherese MeikeDonna MenardScott and Kris MeyrMidwestern UniversityJennifer MihalakakosJill Millar

Anna May MillerLynn MillerPatricia MillerKimberly MillsBart & Tina MisantoniJeanne MiskaJane MittonCarol MolinoSue and Phil MontgomeryDaniel and Barbara MoranMary Beth MoranBarbara MovelleKathy MuchaPaul MullenSheila MurphyThomas and Linda MurrayLaura NagelbachNaper SettlementNaperville Fraternal Order

of Police Lodge 42Naperville Mayor’s Charity

FundWilliam NaughtonRima NimryNorth Central CollegeOak Brook Marriott HotelLisa O’BrienMary O’DonnellMark and Joann OlsonRon and Susan OrsiniBeth OsborneParamount TheatreLyle and Dolores ParnellPatricia PayneEd and Eve PellettiereSally PentecostBrian and Ely PeppersMr. and Mrs. PetersonStephen and Susan PierceKaren PierzSue PintoHeather PontiousDee PorterLawrence and Mary PotterRita PrestonKarol and Tom PriddyThe Prudential Foundation Jack and Randy RandazzoAkram and Sinka RazzoukMichael and Lynda ReillyJayne Reishus

Sharon ResnerLeah RippeDavid RiveraPatricia RobbDeneen RobertMargaret RobertsPatty RobertsVirgil and Sheryl RockeTim RomanoCynthia RossiRichard and Kathleen RossiNadine RoyWalter and Ruth RunkleBarbara RyanJeneane RyanMaureen RyanBeth SackJulio SantiagoDawn ScarboroughElaine ScarboroughPaul and Amy SchmeroldTom SchneiderJanet SchnoebelenMargaret ScholinRonald SchultzJennifer ScottPatricia SczygielAmy SeasonVirginia ShawronDiana SheetsDavid ShepardDebra ShipleyRalph and Gertrude ShrigleyJamie SimmonsCindy SingletonDonna SloanJoe and Jean SolonMarcella SoukupJoel and Beth SpenadelSt. Petronille ChurchSt. Thomas United

Methodist ChurchStarbucks - Seven BridgesState Street EntertainmentElizabeth StefanskiLarry StewartJudy StoweMark Sukis and Kris BarsantiMargaret SullivanSue and Prem SuriElizabeth Swahlstedt

Swinford Partners LPMargaret TalericoRichard Tanaka and Ann

LyonsMargaret TarpeyLinda TevisJames and SharonThiesePeggy TormayMelissa TravisTriple Crown Trading Co.Julia UlaszekKatherine UlicnyDeborah UtechtMarty Van NessRich and Carol VancuraBrian and Karen VannoniDavid and Kelly VickersLynne VinceEdith and Dick WagnerJohn and Jacqueline WagnerCarol WallaceStanley and Karen WaltonAnne WentzWest Chicago Terrace NHWheaton Jr. Women’s ClubArrowhead Golf CourseKimberly WhiteFrank WhitneySusan and Tom WidmanCheryl WilliamsJudith WincekWinfield Salon StudiosWintrust Community BankAnn WittHarvey WolfJoann WrightJames YarbroughWendy YellinJames and June YordyBarbara ZahriehRichard ZakMichelle DJeanine ZanoniGretchen ZelinskiYelu ZhouLloyd & Maribeth ZickertGail ZitnikFran ZuccoMary Jo & Terry Zwirowski

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OFFICERS

Corky (Cora) Corley President

Jeff Rabin, J.D. Secretary

Bob Barger Treasurer

Tony Davis Immediate Past President

Jana CroninSheila FrettMike HoffmanStephen Labbie, Ph.D.Kathy McGowanDorothy O’RiellyDiane ScardignoDiana Semmelhack, Psy.D.Sandy Shepard

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Aileen Caravelli Youth Program Director

David Cumming Technology Manager

Tom Galvin Development Director

Gemma Guenther Youth Program Assistant

Zakia Haque Grants Manager

Sara Hynes Program Coordinator

Patty Johnstone Resource Specialist

Angie Kuhns Special Events Coordinator

Jim McQuillen Print Shop Manager

Daniel Meister Print Shop Associate

Swapna Munirathnam Database Clerk/ Grants Assistant

Amanda Sarkan Print Shop Coordinator

Andrea Scheirer Database Manager

Mark Sukis Graphic Designer

Rachel Tsen Youth Program Coordinator

Scotty Turner Interim Program Director

Krista Valleskey Executive Assistant/Office Manager

Linda Walters Financial Manager

STAFF MEMBERS

EXECUTIVE DIRECTORAngela Adkins

2100 Manchester RoadBuilding B, Suite 925

Wheaton, Illinois 60187(630) 752-0066

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