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Residential Services | Helps people realize their dreams to live in a home in the community, whether a 24-hour supervised group home or in their own apartment. Our staff actively works with residential customers to ensure they are involved in their environments, are connected to family and friends and meaningfully engaged with their communities.

Vocational Services | Facilitates the desire for a competitive job. Vocational staff listens to the needs and desires of our clients and assesses their skill sets. With individualized training and ongoing support at the work site, clients are successful in their chosen careers. We provide comprehensive coaching ranging from resume development to career advancement. In-Home Services | Orchard Village’s Respite Services support families who provide, in their own homes, ongoing care to loved ones with disabilities. The program offers family members the gift of time to relax, recharge or attend to other obligations. Orchard Village’s Home Based Support Services (HBSS) directly assist customers living at home with their family or on their own in the community. HBSS offers case management services and helps to obtain funds which individuals may use to purchase services that allow them to maintain home living and reach personal goals.

Orchard Academy | Teaches the independent living, vocational and social skills necessary for 17-21 year- olds in special education to transition successfully into adult life. Students learn to search and interview for a job in the community, find success in their workplace, navigate public transportation, become involved in social activities, establish a budget, plan a daily menu, take care of their home and many more skills essential to living on their own. Illinois State Board of Education approved.

Orchard Village Service AreaLocation Services ProvidedArlington Heights VocationalBarrington VocationalBuffalo Grove VocationalChicago Vocational, Home Based SupportDeerfield Vocational Des Plaines Vocational, Home Based Support, RespiteEvanston Vocational, Home Based Support, RespiteGlencoe Vocational, Home Based SupportGlenview Vocational, Home Based Support, Respite, ResidentialHighland Park Vocational, Home Based SupportHoffman Estates VocationalLake County VocationalLake Forest Home Based SupportLibertyville VocationalLincolnwood Vocational, Home Based Support, Respite Lisle VocationalMorton Grove Vocational, Home Based Support, Respite, ResidentialMount Prospect Vocational, Home Based SupportNiles Vocational, Home Based Support, Respite, ResidentialNorthbrook Vocational, Home Based SupportPalatine VocationalPark Ridge Vocational, Home Based SupportRolling Meadows VocationalSchaumburg VocationalSkokie Vocational, Home Based Support, Respite, Residential, Orchard AcademyWheeling Vocational, Home Based SupportWilmette Vocational, Home Based SupportWinnetka Vocational, Home Based Support

7660 Gross Point RoadSkokie, IL 60077

www.orchardvillage.org847.967.1800

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Orchard Village Services and Programs

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We empower peoplewith developmental challenges

to achieve fulfilling lives in their communities.

Photos by Vito & Julia Photography

On the cover: Orchard Village vocational clients Jennifer, Allissa and Shawn are employed in their communities with the support of (left to right): Philister Sidigu, employer; James Thrush, Rowe-Thrush, Inc. and volunteer; Joseph Sebastian, staff vocational specialist; Robert Bell, attorney and Orchard Village board member; Catherine Brandell, Orchard Village board member and parent; Martin Oliff, Orchard Village President & CEO.

For more than 40 years, Orchard Village has partnered with families and communities to empower people with developmental disabilities to achieve integrated, fulfilling lives.We have been fortunate to enjoy the generous ongoing support of many individuals, businesses, charitable organizations and government entities in our immediate service area and beyond.

We are proud to note that Orchard Village is more than a recipient of support – it is itself a significant and meaningful community provider. Our community-integrated group residences diversify our neighborhoods. Our growing vocational program supplies area businesses with loyal, capable and hard-working employees. In-home services bring much-needed respite, therapeutic and other resources to dozens of family homes. And our Academy prepares young adults to become engaged, productive and informed citizens.

“To whom much is given, much will be required.” We are grateful to have been given the community’s generous support and, in return,

remain committed to providing significant and meaningful contributions to our clients and communities.

provide: to supply something in support; to meet a need.

Sunset FoodsSuperdawgSuperior OpticalSybaris Pool Suites of NorthbrookTeddie Kossof Salon & SpaThe Bagel Restaurant and DeliTimeline Theatre CompanyTruVasey AgencyVera BradleyVillage InnVino Van GoghWalgreen Co.WalmartWasserman Advertising, LTDWilliam Blair & Co.Wilmette Harbor Rotary ClubWinberie’s RestaurantWindy City FieldhouseWineStylesWines for HumanityWitz Family FoundationWoodward Charitable TrustZanies Comedy Club

INDIVIDUALS ($200+)Mr. Dima AbushaabanMs. Danna AdamMr. & Dr. Jack AileyMs. Anne AllansonMr. Christopher AllenMr. Matthew AmatoMs. Leslie AmatoMr. Larry AndersonMr. & Mrs. Norman AndrewsMr. & Mrs. Steven AnixterMr. & Mrs. Togai AtacMr. Brad BaiocchiMs. Erin BakerMr. Walter BandiMr. & Mrs. Joe BarrettMr. & Mrs. John BatzelMs. Kelli BeckelMr. Robert BeckelMr. & Mrs. Robert BellMs. Marjorie BengstonMs. Karen BerkowskyMr. Arthur BermanMs. Xerexes BhoteMs. Becky BielinskiMr. & Mrs. Donald BielinskiMr. John BierbusseMr. Peter BillmeyerMs. Christine BockMr. John BorreMr. & Mrs. Wayne BowerMs. Allissa BrandellMr. & Mrs. John BrandellMr. Kevin BrennanMr. Chris BrockmanMr. David BrookerMr. & Mrs. Charles BrownMs. Kathleen BrownMr. & Mrs. Dan BurnsMr. Dan CallahanMr. John CarrollMr. Fred Castello

Ms. Wendy CesarioMr. & Mrs. John ChaitMs. Minnie CohanMr. & Mrs. Eugene CohenMr. Edward CohenMr. Michael CorteseMs. Suzanne CosgroveMs. Marina CostanzaMs. Marliss CostanzaMs. Jennifer CottonMs. Melinda CrossMr. & Mrs. Mario CumboMr. Frank CurkovMr. David CurleyMr. Pat DavidsonMs. Joy DeckerMr. & Mrs. Dan DiverseyMr. Dennis DormanMr. & Mrs. John DurosMr. David DvorakMs. Jean EgbertMrs. Carolyn EllerMr. & Mrs. David EllisMs. Lynda EvansMr. Daniel FajersteinMr. Barry FeinbergMs. Lisa FeingoldMr. & Mrs. Pat FlahertyMr. Tony FlemingMr. Scott FriederichMr. Brad GellisMr. Perry GlaitMr. & Mrs. Jim GniadekMs. Marlene GoldenMr. Ronald GoldenMr. Jacob GoldsteinMr. & Mrs. Howard GolinMs. Suzanne Marie GoorskyMs. Linda GordonMr. William GouldMr. & Mrs. Richard GrayMr. & Mrs. Stephen GreenMr. & Mrs. Kenneth GroenwoldMs. Christine HadleyMrs. Julia HagwoodMr. & Mrs. Tom HartmannMs. Helene HarwoodMr. Julian HarwoodMr. Bill HeffernanMs. Marilyn HennessyMr. Jerome HerbMr. Bruce HerronMr. Doug HillhouseMr. & Mrs. Jonathan HinardMr. & Mrs. Leslie HodgesMs. Virginia Holb Ms. Karen HolbertMs. Sue HolbertMr. Doug HugdahlMr. Ayad JacobMs. Andrea JanegaMr. Ernest JanuaryMs. Joan JarolMs. Ruth Ann JohnsonMr. Mural JosephsonMr. & Mrs. Jack KalinaMs. Kathy KempMs. Paula KillianMs. Kala Kincaid-Callahan

Mr. & Mrs. Jay KistMr. & Mrs. Phil KleinMs. Anne KleinermanMs. Kathleen KnightMr. Joe KozakMs. Madeline KreyMs. Jean Kroll-SchneidmanMr. Mel KronckMs. Linda KuczkaMr. & Mrs. Peter KuntzMr. Ronald LabedzMr. Lou LangMr. & Mrs. Walter LaninMr. Jeffrey LaterMr. & Mrs. Mark LaubeMr. & Mrs. Allen LazarMs. Suzanne LehrerMr. & Mrs. Michael LeongMs. Diane LohyMr. Monte LuzadderMs. Cari LynnMr. & Mrs. Martin MaherMr. Jeff MangelMs. Lillian MannMr. & Mrs. Martin MarekMr. Robert MarwinMs. Catherine MastersMr. Jonathan MayMs. Arlene MazelMr. James McCambridgeMr. & Mrs. Derrel McDavidMr. David McKrackenMr. Richard MerelMr. Howard MeyerMr. & Mrs. Joe MeyerMr. & Mrs. David MeyersMs. Emily MilmanMs. Diana MiniMr. Martin MiretzkyMr. & Mrs. James MorrisMs. Stefanie MosiasMr. & Mrs. Martin MuellerMs. Dawn MurphyMs. Lisa NagatomoMr. & Mrs. Dan NapierMr. & Mrs. Fritz NeuschelMr. & Mrs. Corey NolandMr. J. NuttallMr. Kevin O’ConnorMr. Paul O’ConnorMs. Pamela OlsonMs. Donna OssorioMrs. Nancy PalellaMr. Robert PappanoMr. Charles ParrishMr. & Mrs. Dan PaulsonMr. William PaullinMr. & Mrs. Steven PearlMr. & Mrs. Charles PerlmanMr. & Mrs. Gary PleasonMs. Mary Ellen PobloskeMr. Charles PorterMr. Douglas PucelMr. David PutrusMs. Jill Rose QuinnMs. Hilda RadeckMr. Sean RadlerMs.Therese RakushinMs. Judith Ramey

Mr. Asad Redjai, MDMs. Nicole ReynoldsMr. & Mrs. Chuck RiceMs. Mary RobbinsMs. Robin RobinsonMs. Kathleen RoeserMr. & Mrs. Ryan SatterfieldMs. Carolyn SchanzerMs. Bonnie SchlingoMs. Mary SchmidtMr. Bryan SchneiderMr. David SchneiderMs. Jennifer SchultzMs. Tobie SelzerMr. & Mrs. Gary SchaeferMs. Annette SchwanderMs. Carol SchwanderMr. & Mrs. Robert ShapiroMs. Margaret SheffieldMs. Eleanor ShinskyMs. Carolyn SievertMr. Paul SievertMr. & Mrs. Mindaugas SimkusMs. Carolyn SkiboMr. & Mrs. Stanley F. SlabasMr. Gary SmithMs. Marta SmithMs. Ellie SnellMs. Bernadetta SoenaMr. & Mrs. Solomon SpectorMr. Robert StanekMs. Allison StarkMr. Tom SteffenMs. Shirley SteinMs. Julie StempelMs. Susan StieberMs. Robin StolbergMs. Nancy StoweMr. & Mrs. Robert TaylorMr. & Mrs. James ThrushMr. & Mrs. Robert ThrushMs. Bonnie TraimanMrs. Dona-Lee TrotterMrs. Shari VassMs. Stacy VavrikMr. & Mrs. Joseph VavrikMr. & Mrs. Dominic VerlottaMs. Phyllis VolkMr. Dave Von SchaumburgMr. Michael VrchotaMr. Daniel WalshMr. Kurt WalshMr. & Mrs. Mark WegenerMr. Neil WeinbergMr. Samuel WeinsteinMs. Marguerite WendellMr. Philip WestMr. & Mrs. William WhiteMr. Dave WilleMs. Marilyn WilliamsMr. Paul WilsonMs. Wendi WilsonMs. Marcia WinebergMr. & Mrs. Steven WitzMs. Marcia Wolf

Annual Report DesignHeather Hughes

Dear Friends of Orchard Village,

We are pleased to share with you, our valued supporters and partners, key programmatic, financial and organizational highlights of the fiscal year ending June 30, 2014. Orchard Village continues to play an essential role within the community by serving as a valued and worthy partner to families, employers, schools, neighborhoods and fellow service providers. Working together, we help to ensure fulfilling lives for the individuals with developmental challenges under our care. We remain committed to providing our deserving clients with the highest quality support possible.

Orchard Village ended fiscal year 2014 in a solid financial position, with sufficient cash on hand and a growing endowment to allow for growth and enable us to withstand fiscal uncertainties. Once again, Orchard Village successfully navigated the sometimes challenging economic and administrative—even agricultural—climate in Illinois this year: • State funding, essential to our operations, proved in the main steady and reliable. • State bureaus charged with evaluating Orchard Village for accreditation, licensure, certification and quality management gave us extremely and uniformly high marks this year. • The organization’s important role in the community gained further affirmation in the form of generous donations from many individuals and corporations at our fundraising events; new grants from nine foundations; and renewed grants from eight other foundations.• More than a dozen area businesses joined ongoing employer partners of Orchard Village in agreeing to hire individuals with developmental disabilities under our care and guidance. • Tri-annual negotiations with our service union partner were constructive and deemed a success by all involved.• And for the second consecutive growing season, we successfully planted, cultivated and harvested a half-acre urban produce farm on our Skokie campus—a project that is, itself, the seedling of an ongoing, revenue-generating social enterprise for the organization.

The immediate future looks bright for Orchard Village. After a thorough search, the organization has hired a proven executive, Martin (Marty) Oliff, to serve as President & CEO. Marty’s long-tenured experience in nonprofit human services will be instrumental in providing the highest quality of service to our clients while remaining a critical community asset.

As always, we are grateful for the dedication of our staff of nearly 140 full and part-time professionals; our committed and tireless Board of Directors; and the more than 120 loyal volunteers on whom we depend. And we extend our sincere gratitude to the generous donors, grantors and contributors who validate our important work. Thank you for embracing Orchard Village.

With gratitude,

Donald BielinskiCHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

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ChairmanDonald Bielinski

Vice ChairStephen Green

TreasurerDavid Ellis

SecretaryCatherine Brandell

DirectorsRobert Bell

Ayad Jacob

Jack Kalina

Kathleen Knight

Madeline Krey

Howard Meyer

Donna Pleason

Dominic Verlotta

Steve Witz

Orchard Village Board of Directors

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A Friend of Orchard VillageA. Montgomery Ward FoundationAdagio TeasAll In One Construction, LLCAllied Live, LLCAlper ServicesAlternate PowerAndrew & Alice Fischer Charitable TrustAndy’s Hair Studio, LtdApelian Rug Co.Arnie Yusim Leasing, Inc.Ars Viva Symphony OrchestraAssurance Heating & Air ConditioningAtul Karkhanis Architects, Ltd.Auction Merchandise SourceBalani Custom ClothiersBank FinancialBank of AmericaBarretts Home Technology SolutionsBath and Body WorksBelgian Chocolatier PironBiaggi’sBikram Yoga ChicagoBob Chinn’s CrabhouseBon Appetit ManagementBredemann LexusBridgeview Bank GroupBrinker International Charitable FoundationBroadway in ChicagoBroken Oar, Inc.Brunswick Zone NilesBrunswick Zone Vernon HillsBuffalo Wild WingsCactus Bar & GrillCaruso & Miles, LtdCatering by Michael’s Family of CompaniesChalet Nursery and Garden ShopCheesecake FactoryChicago Botanic GardenChicago CubsChicago Master SingersClassic KidsClub ChampionCobra Electronics CorporationColegato FoundationColeman FoundationCombComcast FoundationCommonwealth Edison CompanyConnoissuer Oriental Rugs, Inc.Continental Electrical Construction CompanyCo-op California BoutiqueCuveeDailey MethodDays Inn Lincoln Park de Giulio Kitchen Design

DellDocks Bar & GrillDr. Scholl FoundationDuxler Complete Auto CareEdmond & Alice Opler FoundationEgg Harbor Cafe and Management Co.Elan FursErika EganEuropean ImportsEvanston School of Ballet FoundationEvanston SubaruEvanston Symphony OrchestraFannie May Chocolates in SkokieFarmer’s Guest HouseFireClean Restoration LLCFireside RestaurantFirst Presbyterian Church of WilmetteFitness TogetherFlight Wine BarFred Brunner FoundationFrench Pastry SchoolFresh Thyme Farmers MarketGalt ToysGeneral Cable, Inc.George M. Eisenberg Foundation for CharitiesGiordano’sGlessner House MuseumGlobe BuildersGood Will NetworkGoodman TheatreGraff, Ballauer & BlanskiGrainger FoundationGrand Victoria Casino ElginGraziano’s Brick Oven PizzaGymboree Play and MusicHair CutteryHamilton Lakes Dentistry, LTDHawthorn Woods Country ClubHeaven Meets Earth Yoga StudioHigh Noon SaloonHirsch Brick & StoneHirsch StudioHoman FoundationHome DepotHootersHyatt Regency ChicagoIHOPIllinois Holocaust Museum & Education CenterIllinois Sports Facilities AuthorityIllinois Tool Works FoundationInternational Museum of Surgical ScienceiO ImprovIrina Makkai Classical Ballet and Dance SchoolItalian American Executives of TransportationJ. F. Morrow and Sons Inc.

J. Gordon Designs, LtdJames G. Dades & Co.JBE Riding Group LLCJennings ChevroletJohn Crane, Inc.John G. Shedd AquariumJohnny’s Kitchen & TapKenny the KleenerKids Portraits by PicassoKingston MinesKittleman & AssociatesKnights of Columbus - Council #4338Knights of Columbus - Fr. Strout Council #3243Kohl Children’s MuseumLabor Management Committee of Chicago (LMCC)Lad & Lassie Shop, IncLadies & GentlemanLake Shore Harley DavidsonLaner Muchin, LTDLanguage StarsLBD, Etc.Level One Construction, Inc.Lifeline TheatreLight Opera WorksLightSource UnlimitedLinett, Inc.Loop CapitalLou Malnati’sLouisville Ladder, Inc.Lover’s LaneLurvey’s Garden CenterLush CosmeticsLynfred Winery, Inc.Maggiano’s Little ItalyManning Silverman & Co.Marriott TheatreMcMaster-Carr Supply Co.Mesirow FinancialMetropolis Performing Arts CenterMighty Maids/Mighty MenMinasian Rug CorporationMoller Financial ServicesMonastero’sMorton Grove FoundationMotoMusic Institute of ChicagoMusic of the BaroqueNational Christian FoundationNew York JewelersNiles Family Fitness CenterNiles Township Corporate FundNiyama YogaNorthbrook Bank & Trust CompanyNorthbrook SymphonyNorthern Trust FoundationNorthlight TheatreNorthwoods S & J Enterprises

Nothing Bundt CakesOakton Community CollegeOceaniqueOil Lamp TheaterOrlando’sOmnicare, Inc.Orchard Village AuxiliaryPampered Pup’zPatricia Locke, Ltd.Pavilion Restaurant & LoungePhilly G’s RestaurantPNC Financial Services GroupPNC FoundationPoor Phil’sPrivate BankPublic HouseRam Restaurant & BreweryRaviniaRedhead Piano BarRevolution BrewingDavid F. and Ada L. Rice FoundationRichard Perritt FoundationRiggio’s RestaurantRittal Corp.River North Cross FitRobertshawRoger Beck PhotographyRolling Green Country ClubRosborough Partners, Inc.Rotary Club of Skokie ValleyRowe-Thrush, Inc.S & C Electric CompanySalon KallistoShmuely & Willis, P.A.Sana Vita StudioSapori TrattoriaSass Salon SuitesSassoon SalonSchiff Hardin LLPSchwab Charitable FundSDSShark IndustriesSips on ShermanSkender FoundationSkokie Park DistrictSouthern Exposure Tan Spa & BoutiqueSouthwest AirlinesSpa at TrumpSpa Nail CitySpeed-o-Lite Printing CenterSports Clips, EvanstonState Farm Co. FoundationStella BarraStem StylingSteppenwolf Theatre CompanyStuart-Rodgers PhotographyStudio A Hair SalonSummer House Santa MonicaSunda

CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS & ORGANIZATIONS

Last year, Orchard Village clients blossomed in many ways. Here are just four examples:

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Victor, Residential and Vocational ServicesVictor, age 32, became an Orchard Village client in 2013 after living with relatives. He is a resident of the Community Integrated Living Arrangement (CILA) home on Oleander Avenue in Niles, one of ten 24-hour supervised residences operated by Orchard Village. Victor loves to follow sports and is a wiz at statistics, standings and schedules. He is participating in sports as well – Special Olympics, the Wednesday night bowling program of the Maine-Niles Association of Special Recreation, the Orchard Village Run/Walk and the adaptive tennis workshops run by the USTA at Orchard Village.Victor currently works at Shore Training Center, a supported employment workshop, but has begun exploratory, pre-vocational tasks (including work on the Farm at Orchard Village) under the guidance of the Vocational staff to determine how his interests and abilities might relate to future competitive employment in the community.

Shawn, Vocational ServicesShawn, 39, has been an Orchard Village client since 1993, when he began working at Dominick’s as a bagger and cart attendant. For 20 distinguished years, he was a valued member of his work team, a familiar face to many store customers and a recipient of numerous accolades for his strong work ethic and outgoing personality. After Dominick’s ceased operations at the end of 2013, Shawn struggled at first to cope with his first period of unemployment in two decades. Working with the supportive Orchard Village Vocational team, he soon found work in the suitable and recognizable environs of a Garden Fresh Market in Northbrook. Shawn is thriving again as an experienced bagger and cart attendant. He loves the new job and is working hard to serve his community and achieve independence.

John, Orchard AcademyJohn, age 21, enrolled at the Academy in 2010. At that time he was very quiet, socially unskilled and disinclined to join in conversation with classmates. With the patient encouragement of faculty and staff, including a speech

therapist and social worker, John began to gain confidence. His job readiness coursework, along with three valuable internships, prepared him for the kind of social interaction required for success in the workplace. Indeed, John recently obtained competitive employment at Walmart while, simultaneously, moving into his own apartment. As his graduation from Orchard Academy approaches, John has been enlivening Monday morning assemblies by asking his peers and staff about their weekends, about computer problems he can help them with, and about movies they’ve seen. Now embarked on an independent life, John has truly found his voice.

Juwairiyah, In-Home ServicesJuwairiyah, a kindergartner, began receiving the services of her Orchard Village Respite Worker in 2013. During their initial weekly interactions she was extremely quiet and aloof. Over time, and with the Respite Worker’s patient guidance, Juwairiyah’s confidence and creativity have grown dramatically. She now jumps right into such activities as kite flying, various art projects, card games (Zingo and Uno are favorites) and her workbooks. She has become mindful about “please” and “thank you” (and politely reminds others when they forget). Her verbal skills have improved and she is quickly

learning and remembering new words.And she loves books and storytelling time. Now when Sunday comes around, her visiting Respite Worker can count on two things: a giant smile and a friendly greeting.

Special EventCommittees

FY2014Auxiliary

Donna OssorioPresident

Sandy EllliottAnne Clinton Grant

Julie HagwoodMadeline Krey

Therese RakushinAnnette Schwander

Carol SchwanderSari Spector

Marcia WinebergMarguerite Wendell

GolfMike Leong

Chairperson

Dave CarterArnold FreemanStephen GreenJake Goldstein

John Schickling

Blossom Gala Norman Andrews

Catherine BrandellCarolyn EllerLynda EvansKathy Knight

Madeline KreyLyndsay LarsonDonna Pleason

Therese RakushinRobin Robinson

Ellie SnellColin StoneShari Vass

Stacy Vavrik

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Cocktailsfor a CauseKelli Beckel

Lynn DeMeulemeesterMichelle Diversey

Casey FlahertyLori FunteasJen Gentile

Bridget GutrichKirby Johnson

Mary KatrisNancy PalellaCheryl Pisha

Michael SaurerMallory Sitkowski

Ryan SmithStacy Vavrik

Wendi Wilson

Motorcycle RallyJames ThrushChairperson

Pat DavidsonMark Laube

Spring Napier

5K/3KRace to Embrace

Charles PorterMary Robbins

Statement of Activities for Year Ended June 30, 2014

REVENUEPublic SupportDirect Contributions $ 331,823Foundations and Trusts 174,557Total Public Support $ 506,380

Direct Program SupportFees and Grants from Government Agencies $ 5,097,241Program Service Fees 969,175Total Direct Program Support $ 6,066,416

Other RevenueBuilding Fire Settlement $ 366,902Interest, Rental, Other $ 133,989Total Other Revenue $ 500,891

Total Revenue $ 7,073,687

EXPENSESProgram Services $ 5,226,266Administration and General 666,165Fundraising 393,710Total Expenses $ 6,286,141

Excess of Revenues Over Expenses $ 787,546

Change in Net Assets for Year Ended June 30, 2014

Net Assets at Beginning of Year $ 2,566,897Net Assets at End of Year $ 3,354,441Change in Net Assets, Excess (Deficiency) $ 787,544

Government

Program Fees

Public and Other

Program

Administrative

Fundraising

72%

14%

14%

83%

11%

6%

Sources of Revenue

Operating Expenses

Special EventCommittees

FY2014Auxiliary

Donna OssorioPresident

Sandy EllliottAnne Clinton Grant

Julie HagwoodMadeline Krey

Therese RakushinAnnette Schwander

Carol SchwanderSari Spector

Marcia WinebergMarguerite Wendell

GolfMike Leong

Chairperson

Dave CarterArnold FreemanStephen GreenJake Goldstein

John Schickling

Blossom Gala Norman Andrews

Catherine BrandellCarolyn EllerLynda EvansKathy Knight

Madeline KreyLyndsay LarsonDonna Pleason

Therese RakushinRobin Robinson

Ellie SnellColin StoneShari Vass

Stacy Vavrik

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Cocktailsfor a CauseKelli Beckel

Lynn DeMeulemeesterMichelle Diversey

Casey FlahertyLori FunteasJen Gentile

Bridget GutrichKirby Johnson

Mary KatrisNancy PalellaCheryl Pisha

Michael SaurerMallory Sitkowski

Ryan SmithStacy Vavrik

Wendi Wilson

Motorcycle RallyJames ThrushChairperson

Pat DavidsonMark Laube

Spring Napier

5K/3KRace to Embrace

Charles PorterMary Robbins

Statement of Activities for Year Ended June 30, 2014

REVENUEPublic SupportDirect Contributions $ 331,823Foundations and Trusts 174,557Total Public Support $ 506,380

Direct Program SupportFees and Grants from Government Agencies $ 5,097,241Program Service Fees 969,175Total Direct Program Support $ 6,066,416

Other RevenueBuilding Fire Settlement $ 366,902Interest, Rental, Other $ 133,989Total Other Revenue $ 500,891

Total Revenue $ 7,073,687

EXPENSESProgram Services $ 5,226,266Administration and General 666,165Fundraising 393,710Total Expenses $ 6,286,141

Excess of Revenues Over Expenses $ 787,546

Change in Net Assets for Year Ended June 30, 2014

Net Assets at Beginning of Year $ 2,566,897Net Assets at End of Year $ 3,354,441Change in Net Assets, Excess (Deficiency) $ 787,544

Government

Program Fees

Public and Other

Program

Administrative

Fundraising

72%

14%

14%

83%

11%

6%

Sources of Revenue

Operating Expenses

Last year, Orchard Village clients blossomed in many ways. Here are just four examples:

community | growth partnersupportprovider

asset

Victor, Residential and Vocational ServicesVictor, age 32, became an Orchard Village client in 2013 after living with relatives. He is a resident of the Community Integrated Living Arrangement (CILA) home on Oleander Avenue in Niles, one of ten 24-hour supervised residences operated by Orchard Village. Victor loves to follow sports and is a wiz at statistics, standings and schedules. He is participating in sports as well – Special Olympics, the Wednesday night bowling program of the Maine-Niles Association of Special Recreation, the Orchard Village Run/Walk and the adaptive tennis workshops run by the USTA at Orchard Village.Victor currently works at Shore Training Center, a supported employment workshop, but has begun exploratory, pre-vocational tasks (including work on the Farm at Orchard Village) under the guidance of the Vocational staff to determine how his interests and abilities might relate to future competitive employment in the community.

Shawn, Vocational ServicesShawn, 39, has been an Orchard Village client since 1993, when he began working at Dominick’s as a bagger and cart attendant. For 20 distinguished years, he was a valued member of his work team, a familiar face to many store customers and a recipient of numerous accolades for his strong work ethic and outgoing personality. After Dominick’s ceased operations at the end of 2013, Shawn struggled at first to cope with his first period of unemployment in two decades. Working with the supportive Orchard Village Vocational team, he soon found work in the suitable and recognizable environs of a Garden Fresh Market in Northbrook. Shawn is thriving again as an experienced bagger and cart attendant. He loves the new job and is working hard to serve his community and achieve independence.

John, Orchard AcademyJohn, age 21, enrolled at the Academy in 2010. At that time he was very quiet, socially unskilled and disinclined to join in conversation with classmates. With the patient encouragement of faculty and staff, including a speech

therapist and social worker, John began to gain confidence. His job readiness coursework, along with three valuable internships, prepared him for the kind of social interaction required for success in the workplace. Indeed, John recently obtained competitive employment at Walmart while, simultaneously, moving into his own apartment. As his graduation from Orchard Academy approaches, John has been enlivening Monday morning assemblies by asking his peers and staff about their weekends, about computer problems he can help them with, and about movies they’ve seen. Now embarked on an independent life, John has truly found his voice.

Juwairiyah, In-Home ServicesJuwairiyah, a kindergartner, began receiving the services of her Orchard Village Respite Worker in 2013. During their initial weekly interactions she was extremely quiet and aloof. Over time, and with the Respite Worker’s patient guidance, Juwairiyah’s confidence and creativity have grown dramatically. She now jumps right into such activities as kite flying, various art projects, card games (Zingo and Uno are favorites) and her workbooks. She has become mindful about “please” and “thank you” (and politely reminds others when they forget). Her verbal skills have improved and she is quickly

learning and remembering new words.And she loves books and storytelling time. Now when Sunday comes around, her visiting Respite Worker can count on two things: a giant smile and a friendly greeting.

Special EventCommittees

FY2014Auxiliary

Donna OssorioPresident

Sandy EllliottAnne Clinton Grant

Julie HagwoodMadeline Krey

Therese RakushinAnnette Schwander

Carol SchwanderSari Spector

Marcia WinebergMarguerite Wendell

GolfMike Leong

Chairperson

Dave CarterArnold FreemanStephen GreenJake Goldstein

John Schickling

Blossom Gala Norman Andrews

Catherine BrandellCarolyn EllerLynda EvansKathy Knight

Madeline KreyLyndsay LarsonDonna Pleason

Therese RakushinRobin Robinson

Ellie SnellColin StoneShari Vass

Stacy Vavrik

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Cocktailsfor a CauseKelli Beckel

Lynn DeMeulemeesterMichelle Diversey

Casey FlahertyLori FunteasJen Gentile

Bridget GutrichKirby Johnson

Mary KatrisNancy PalellaCheryl Pisha

Michael SaurerMallory Sitkowski

Ryan SmithStacy Vavrik

Wendi Wilson

Motorcycle RallyJames ThrushChairperson

Pat DavidsonMark Laube

Spring Napier

5K/3KRace to Embrace

Charles PorterMary Robbins

Statement of Activities for Year Ended June 30, 2014

REVENUEPublic SupportDirect Contributions $ 331,823Foundations and Trusts 174,557Total Public Support $ 506,380

Direct Program SupportFees and Grants from Government Agencies $ 5,097,241Program Service Fees 969,175Total Direct Program Support $ 6,066,416

Other RevenueBuilding Fire Settlement $ 366,902Interest, Rental, Other $ 133,989Total Other Revenue $ 500,891

Total Revenue $ 7,073,687

EXPENSESProgram Services $ 5,226,266Administration and General 666,165Fundraising 393,710Total Expenses $ 6,286,141

Excess of Revenues Over Expenses $ 787,546

Change in Net Assets for Year Ended June 30, 2014

Net Assets at Beginning of Year $ 2,566,897Net Assets at End of Year $ 3,354,441Change in Net Assets, Excess (Deficiency) $ 787,544

Government

Program Fees

Public and Other

Program

Administrative

Fundraising

72%

14%

14%

83%

11%

6%

Sources of Revenue

Operating Expenses

Special EventCommittees

FY2014Auxiliary

Donna OssorioPresident

Sandy EllliottAnne Clinton Grant

Julie HagwoodMadeline Krey

Therese RakushinAnnette Schwander

Carol SchwanderSari Spector

Marcia WinebergMarguerite Wendell

GolfMike Leong

Chairperson

Dave CarterArnold FreemanStephen GreenJake Goldstein

John Schickling

Blossom Gala Norman Andrews

Catherine BrandellCarolyn EllerLynda EvansKathy Knight

Madeline KreyLyndsay LarsonDonna Pleason

Therese RakushinRobin Robinson

Ellie SnellColin StoneShari Vass

Stacy Vavrik

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Cocktailsfor a CauseKelli Beckel

Lynn DeMeulemeesterMichelle Diversey

Casey FlahertyLori FunteasJen Gentile

Bridget GutrichKirby Johnson

Mary KatrisNancy PalellaCheryl Pisha

Michael SaurerMallory Sitkowski

Ryan SmithStacy Vavrik

Wendi Wilson

Motorcycle RallyJames ThrushChairperson

Pat DavidsonMark Laube

Spring Napier

5K/3KRace to Embrace

Charles PorterMary Robbins

Statement of Activities for Year Ended June 30, 2014

REVENUEPublic SupportDirect Contributions $ 331,823Foundations and Trusts 174,557Total Public Support $ 506,380

Direct Program SupportFees and Grants from Government Agencies $ 5,097,241Program Service Fees 969,175Total Direct Program Support $ 6,066,416

Other RevenueBuilding Fire Settlement $ 366,902Interest, Rental, Other $ 133,989Total Other Revenue $ 500,891

Total Revenue $ 7,073,687

EXPENSESProgram Services $ 5,226,266Administration and General 666,165Fundraising 393,710Total Expenses $ 6,286,141

Excess of Revenues Over Expenses $ 787,546

Change in Net Assets for Year Ended June 30, 2014

Net Assets at Beginning of Year $ 2,566,897Net Assets at End of Year $ 3,354,441Change in Net Assets, Excess (Deficiency) $ 787,544

Government

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Dear Friends of Orchard Village,

We are pleased to share with you, our valued supporters and partners, key programmatic, financial and organizational highlights of the fiscal year ending June 30, 2014. Orchard Village continues to play an essential role within the community by serving as a valued and worthy partner to families, employers, schools, neighborhoods and fellow service providers. Working together, we help to ensure fulfilling lives for the individuals with developmental challenges under our care. We remain committed to providing our deserving clients with the highest quality support possible.

Orchard Village ended fiscal year 2014 in a solid financial position, with sufficient cash on hand and a growing endowment to allow for growth and enable us to withstand fiscal uncertainties. Once again, Orchard Village successfully navigated the sometimes challenging economic and administrative—even agricultural—climate in Illinois this year: • State funding, essential to our operations, proved in the main steady and reliable. • State bureaus charged with evaluating Orchard Village for accreditation, licensure, certification and quality management gave us extremely and uniformly high marks this year. • The organization’s important role in the community gained further affirmation in the form of generous donations from many individuals and corporations at our fundraising events; new grants from nine foundations; and renewed grants from eight other foundations.• More than a dozen area businesses joined ongoing employer partners of Orchard Village in agreeing to hire individuals with developmental disabilities under our care and guidance. • Tri-annual negotiations with our service union partner were constructive and deemed a success by all involved.• And for the second consecutive growing season, we successfully planted, cultivated and harvested a half-acre urban produce farm on our Skokie campus—a project that is, itself, the seedling of an ongoing, revenue-generating social enterprise for the organization.

The immediate future looks bright for Orchard Village. After a thorough search, the organization has hired a proven executive, Martin (Marty) Oliff, to serve as President & CEO. Marty’s long-tenured experience in nonprofit human services will be instrumental in providing the highest quality of service to our clients while remaining a critical community asset.

As always, we are grateful for the dedication of our staff of nearly 140 full and part-time professionals; our committed and tireless Board of Directors; and the more than 120 loyal volunteers on whom we depend. And we extend our sincere gratitude to the generous donors, grantors and contributors who validate our important work. Thank you for embracing Orchard Village.

With gratitude,

Donald BielinskiCHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

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ChairmanDonald Bielinski

Vice ChairStephen Green

TreasurerDavid Ellis

SecretaryCatherine Brandell

DirectorsRobert Bell

Ayad Jacob

Jack Kalina

Kathleen Knight

Madeline Krey

Howard Meyer

Donna Pleason

Dominic Verlotta

Steve Witz

Orchard Village Board of Directors

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A Friend of Orchard VillageA. Montgomery Ward FoundationAdagio TeasAll In One Construction, LLCAllied Live, LLCAlper ServicesAlternate PowerAndrew & Alice Fischer Charitable TrustAndy’s Hair Studio, LtdApelian Rug Co.Arnie Yusim Leasing, Inc.Ars Viva Symphony OrchestraAssurance Heating & Air ConditioningAtul Karkhanis Architects, Ltd.Auction Merchandise SourceBalani Custom ClothiersBank FinancialBank of AmericaBarretts Home Technology SolutionsBath and Body WorksBelgian Chocolatier PironBiaggi’sBikram Yoga ChicagoBob Chinn’s CrabhouseBon Appetit ManagementBredemann LexusBridgeview Bank GroupBrinker International Charitable FoundationBroadway in ChicagoBroken Oar, Inc.Brunswick Zone NilesBrunswick Zone Vernon HillsBuffalo Wild WingsCactus Bar & GrillCaruso & Miles, LtdCatering by Michael’s Family of CompaniesChalet Nursery and Garden ShopCheesecake FactoryChicago Botanic GardenChicago CubsChicago Master SingersClassic KidsClub ChampionCobra Electronics CorporationColegato FoundationColeman FoundationCombComcast FoundationCommonwealth Edison CompanyConnoissuer Oriental Rugs, Inc.Continental Electrical Construction CompanyCo-op California BoutiqueCuveeDailey MethodDays Inn Lincoln Park de Giulio Kitchen Design

DellDocks Bar & GrillDr. Scholl FoundationDuxler Complete Auto CareEdmond & Alice Opler FoundationEgg Harbor Cafe and Management Co.Elan FursErika EganEuropean ImportsEvanston School of Ballet FoundationEvanston SubaruEvanston Symphony OrchestraFannie May Chocolates in SkokieFarmer’s Guest HouseFireClean Restoration LLCFireside RestaurantFirst Presbyterian Church of WilmetteFitness TogetherFlight Wine BarFred Brunner FoundationFrench Pastry SchoolFresh Thyme Farmers MarketGalt ToysGeneral Cable, Inc.George M. Eisenberg Foundation for CharitiesGiordano’sGlessner House MuseumGlobe BuildersGood Will NetworkGoodman TheatreGraff, Ballauer & BlanskiGrainger FoundationGrand Victoria Casino ElginGraziano’s Brick Oven PizzaGymboree Play and MusicHair CutteryHamilton Lakes Dentistry, LTDHawthorn Woods Country ClubHeaven Meets Earth Yoga StudioHigh Noon SaloonHirsch Brick & StoneHirsch StudioHoman FoundationHome DepotHootersHyatt Regency ChicagoIHOPIllinois Holocaust Museum & Education CenterIllinois Sports Facilities AuthorityIllinois Tool Works FoundationInternational Museum of Surgical ScienceiO ImprovIrina Makkai Classical Ballet and Dance SchoolItalian American Executives of TransportationJ. F. Morrow and Sons Inc.

J. Gordon Designs, LtdJames G. Dades & Co.JBE Riding Group LLCJennings ChevroletJohn Crane, Inc.John G. Shedd AquariumJohnny’s Kitchen & TapKenny the KleenerKids Portraits by PicassoKingston MinesKittleman & AssociatesKnights of Columbus - Council #4338Knights of Columbus - Fr. Strout Council #3243Kohl Children’s MuseumLabor Management Committee of Chicago (LMCC)Lad & Lassie Shop, IncLadies & GentlemanLake Shore Harley DavidsonLaner Muchin, LTDLanguage StarsLBD, Etc.Level One Construction, Inc.Lifeline TheatreLight Opera WorksLightSource UnlimitedLinett, Inc.Loop CapitalLou Malnati’sLouisville Ladder, Inc.Lover’s LaneLurvey’s Garden CenterLush CosmeticsLynfred Winery, Inc.Maggiano’s Little ItalyManning Silverman & Co.Marriott TheatreMcMaster-Carr Supply Co.Mesirow FinancialMetropolis Performing Arts CenterMighty Maids/Mighty MenMinasian Rug CorporationMoller Financial ServicesMonastero’sMorton Grove FoundationMotoMusic Institute of ChicagoMusic of the BaroqueNational Christian FoundationNew York JewelersNiles Family Fitness CenterNiles Township Corporate FundNiyama YogaNorthbrook Bank & Trust CompanyNorthbrook SymphonyNorthern Trust FoundationNorthlight TheatreNorthwoods S & J Enterprises

Nothing Bundt CakesOakton Community CollegeOceaniqueOil Lamp TheaterOrlando’sOmnicare, Inc.Orchard Village AuxiliaryPampered Pup’zPatricia Locke, Ltd.Pavilion Restaurant & LoungePhilly G’s RestaurantPNC Financial Services GroupPNC FoundationPoor Phil’sPrivate BankPublic HouseRam Restaurant & BreweryRaviniaRedhead Piano BarRevolution BrewingDavid F. and Ada L. Rice FoundationRichard Perritt FoundationRiggio’s RestaurantRittal Corp.River North Cross FitRobertshawRoger Beck PhotographyRolling Green Country ClubRosborough Partners, Inc.Rotary Club of Skokie ValleyRowe-Thrush, Inc.S & C Electric CompanySalon KallistoShmuely & Willis, P.A.Sana Vita StudioSapori TrattoriaSass Salon SuitesSassoon SalonSchiff Hardin LLPSchwab Charitable FundSDSShark IndustriesSips on ShermanSkender FoundationSkokie Park DistrictSouthern Exposure Tan Spa & BoutiqueSouthwest AirlinesSpa at TrumpSpa Nail CitySpeed-o-Lite Printing CenterSports Clips, EvanstonState Farm Co. FoundationStella BarraStem StylingSteppenwolf Theatre CompanyStuart-Rodgers PhotographyStudio A Hair SalonSummer House Santa MonicaSunda

CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS & ORGANIZATIONS

Photos by Vito & Julia Photography

On the cover: Orchard Village vocational clients Jennifer, Allissa and Shawn are employed in their communities with the support of (left to right): Philister Sidigu, employer; James Thrush, Rowe-Thrush, Inc. and volunteer; Joseph Sebastian, staff vocational specialist; Robert Bell, attorney and Orchard Village board member; Catherine Brandell, Orchard Village board member and parent; Martin Oliff, Orchard Village President & CEO.

For more than 40 years, Orchard Village has partnered with families and communities to empower people with developmental disabilities to achieve integrated, fulfilling lives.We have been fortunate to enjoy the generous ongoing support of many individuals, businesses, charitable organizations and government entities in our immediate service area and beyond.

We are proud to note that Orchard Village is more than a recipient of support – it is itself a significant and meaningful community provider. Our community-integrated group residences diversify our neighborhoods. Our growing vocational program supplies area businesses with loyal, capable and hard-working employees. In-home services bring much-needed respite, therapeutic and other resources to dozens of family homes. And our Academy prepares young adults to become engaged, productive and informed citizens.

“To whom much is given, much will be required.” We are grateful to have been given the community’s generous support and, in return,

remain committed to providing significant and meaningful contributions to our clients and communities.

provide: to supply something in support; to meet a need.

Sunset FoodsSuperdawgSuperior OpticalSybaris Pool Suites of NorthbrookTeddie Kossof Salon & SpaThe Bagel Restaurant and DeliTimeline Theatre CompanyTruVasey AgencyVera BradleyVillage InnVino Van GoghWalgreen Co.WalmartWasserman Advertising, LTDWilliam Blair & Co.Wilmette Harbor Rotary ClubWinberie’s RestaurantWindy City FieldhouseWineStylesWines for HumanityWitz Family FoundationWoodward Charitable TrustZanies Comedy Club

INDIVIDUALS ($200+)Mr. Dima AbushaabanMs. Danna AdamMr. & Dr. Jack AileyMs. Anne AllansonMr. Christopher AllenMr. Matthew AmatoMs. Leslie AmatoMr. Larry AndersonMr. & Mrs. Norman AndrewsMr. & Mrs. Steven AnixterMr. & Mrs. Togai AtacMr. Brad BaiocchiMs. Erin BakerMr. Walter BandiMr. & Mrs. Joe BarrettMr. & Mrs. John BatzelMs. Kelli BeckelMr. Robert BeckelMr. & Mrs. Robert BellMs. Marjorie BengstonMs. Karen BerkowskyMr. Arthur BermanMs. Xerexes BhoteMs. Becky BielinskiMr. & Mrs. Donald BielinskiMr. John BierbusseMr. Peter BillmeyerMs. Christine BockMr. John BorreMr. & Mrs. Wayne BowerMs. Allissa BrandellMr. & Mrs. John BrandellMr. Kevin BrennanMr. Chris BrockmanMr. David BrookerMr. & Mrs. Charles BrownMs. Kathleen BrownMr. & Mrs. Dan BurnsMr. Dan CallahanMr. John CarrollMr. Fred Castello

Ms. Wendy CesarioMr. & Mrs. John ChaitMs. Minnie CohanMr. & Mrs. Eugene CohenMr. Edward CohenMr. Michael CorteseMs. Suzanne CosgroveMs. Marina CostanzaMs. Marliss CostanzaMs. Jennifer CottonMs. Melinda CrossMr. & Mrs. Mario CumboMr. Frank CurkovMr. David CurleyMr. Pat DavidsonMs. Joy DeckerMr. & Mrs. Dan DiverseyMr. Dennis DormanMr. & Mrs. John DurosMr. David DvorakMs. Jean EgbertMrs. Carolyn EllerMr. & Mrs. David EllisMs. Lynda EvansMr. Daniel FajersteinMr. Barry FeinbergMs. Lisa FeingoldMr. & Mrs. Pat FlahertyMr. Tony FlemingMr. Scott FriederichMr. Brad GellisMr. Perry GlaitMr. & Mrs. Jim GniadekMs. Marlene GoldenMr. Ronald GoldenMr. Jacob GoldsteinMr. & Mrs. Howard GolinMs. Suzanne Marie GoorskyMs. Linda GordonMr. William GouldMr. & Mrs. Richard GrayMr. & Mrs. Stephen GreenMr. & Mrs. Kenneth GroenwoldMs. Christine HadleyMrs. Julia HagwoodMr. & Mrs. Tom HartmannMs. Helene HarwoodMr. Julian HarwoodMr. Bill HeffernanMs. Marilyn HennessyMr. Jerome HerbMr. Bruce HerronMr. Doug HillhouseMr. & Mrs. Jonathan HinardMr. & Mrs. Leslie HodgesMs. Virginia Holb Ms. Karen HolbertMs. Sue HolbertMr. Doug HugdahlMr. Ayad JacobMs. Andrea JanegaMr. Ernest JanuaryMs. Joan JarolMs. Ruth Ann JohnsonMr. Mural JosephsonMr. & Mrs. Jack KalinaMs. Kathy KempMs. Paula KillianMs. Kala Kincaid-Callahan

Mr. & Mrs. Jay KistMr. & Mrs. Phil KleinMs. Anne KleinermanMs. Kathleen KnightMr. Joe KozakMs. Madeline KreyMs. Jean Kroll-SchneidmanMr. Mel KronckMs. Linda KuczkaMr. & Mrs. Peter KuntzMr. Ronald LabedzMr. Lou LangMr. & Mrs. Walter LaninMr. Jeffrey LaterMr. & Mrs. Mark LaubeMr. & Mrs. Allen LazarMs. Suzanne LehrerMr. & Mrs. Michael LeongMs. Diane LohyMr. Monte LuzadderMs. Cari LynnMr. & Mrs. Martin MaherMr. Jeff MangelMs. Lillian MannMr. & Mrs. Martin MarekMr. Robert MarwinMs. Catherine MastersMr. Jonathan MayMs. Arlene MazelMr. James McCambridgeMr. & Mrs. Derrel McDavidMr. David McKrackenMr. Richard MerelMr. Howard MeyerMr. & Mrs. Joe MeyerMr. & Mrs. David MeyersMs. Emily MilmanMs. Diana MiniMr. Martin MiretzkyMr. & Mrs. James MorrisMs. Stefanie MosiasMr. & Mrs. Martin MuellerMs. Dawn MurphyMs. Lisa NagatomoMr. & Mrs. Dan NapierMr. & Mrs. Fritz NeuschelMr. & Mrs. Corey NolandMr. J. NuttallMr. Kevin O’ConnorMr. Paul O’ConnorMs. Pamela OlsonMs. Donna OssorioMrs. Nancy PalellaMr. Robert PappanoMr. Charles ParrishMr. & Mrs. Dan PaulsonMr. William PaullinMr. & Mrs. Steven PearlMr. & Mrs. Charles PerlmanMr. & Mrs. Gary PleasonMs. Mary Ellen PobloskeMr. Charles PorterMr. Douglas PucelMr. David PutrusMs. Jill Rose QuinnMs. Hilda RadeckMr. Sean RadlerMs.Therese RakushinMs. Judith Ramey

Mr. Asad Redjai, MDMs. Nicole ReynoldsMr. & Mrs. Chuck RiceMs. Mary RobbinsMs. Robin RobinsonMs. Kathleen RoeserMr. & Mrs. Ryan SatterfieldMs. Carolyn SchanzerMs. Bonnie SchlingoMs. Mary SchmidtMr. Bryan SchneiderMr. David SchneiderMs. Jennifer SchultzMs. Tobie SelzerMr. & Mrs. Gary SchaeferMs. Annette SchwanderMs. Carol SchwanderMr. & Mrs. Robert ShapiroMs. Margaret SheffieldMs. Eleanor ShinskyMs. Carolyn SievertMr. Paul SievertMr. & Mrs. Mindaugas SimkusMs. Carolyn SkiboMr. & Mrs. Stanley F. SlabasMr. Gary SmithMs. Marta SmithMs. Ellie SnellMs. Bernadetta SoenaMr. & Mrs. Solomon SpectorMr. Robert StanekMs. Allison StarkMr. Tom SteffenMs. Shirley SteinMs. Julie StempelMs. Susan StieberMs. Robin StolbergMs. Nancy StoweMr. & Mrs. Robert TaylorMr. & Mrs. James ThrushMr. & Mrs. Robert ThrushMs. Bonnie TraimanMrs. Dona-Lee TrotterMrs. Shari VassMs. Stacy VavrikMr. & Mrs. Joseph VavrikMr. & Mrs. Dominic VerlottaMs. Phyllis VolkMr. Dave Von SchaumburgMr. Michael VrchotaMr. Daniel WalshMr. Kurt WalshMr. & Mrs. Mark WegenerMr. Neil WeinbergMr. Samuel WeinsteinMs. Marguerite WendellMr. Philip WestMr. & Mrs. William WhiteMr. Dave WilleMs. Marilyn WilliamsMr. Paul WilsonMs. Wendi WilsonMs. Marcia WinebergMr. & Mrs. Steven WitzMs. Marcia Wolf

Annual Report DesignHeather Hughes

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O R C H A R D V I L L A G EA N N U A L R E P O R T 2 0 1 4

Residential Services | Helps people realize their dreams to live in a home in the community, whether a 24-hour supervised group home or in their own apartment. Our staff actively works with residential customers to ensure they are involved in their environments, are connected to family and friends and meaningfully engaged with their communities.

Vocational Services | Facilitates the desire for a competitive job. Vocational staff listens to the needs and desires of our clients and assesses their skill sets. With individualized training and ongoing support at the work site, clients are successful in their chosen careers. We provide comprehensive coaching ranging from resume development to career advancement. In-Home Services | Orchard Village’s Respite Services support families who provide, in their own homes, ongoing care to loved ones with disabilities. The program offers family members the gift of time to relax, recharge or attend to other obligations. Orchard Village’s Home Based Support Services (HBSS) directly assist customers living at home with their family or on their own in the community. HBSS offers case management services and helps to obtain funds which individuals may use to purchase services that allow them to maintain home living and reach personal goals.

Orchard Academy | Teaches the independent living, vocational and social skills necessary for 17-21 year- olds in special education to transition successfully into adult life. Students learn to search and interview for a job in the community, find success in their workplace, navigate public transportation, become involved in social activities, establish a budget, plan a daily menu, take care of their home and many more skills essential to living on their own. Illinois State Board of Education approved.

Orchard Village Service AreaLocation Services ProvidedArlington Heights VocationalBarrington VocationalBuffalo Grove VocationalChicago Vocational, Home Based SupportDeerfield Vocational Des Plaines Vocational, Home Based Support, RespiteEvanston Vocational, Home Based Support, RespiteGlencoe Vocational, Home Based SupportGlenview Vocational, Home Based Support, Respite, ResidentialHighland Park Vocational, Home Based SupportHoffman Estates VocationalLake County VocationalLake Forest Home Based SupportLibertyville VocationalLincolnwood Vocational, Home Based Support, Respite Lisle VocationalMorton Grove Vocational, Home Based Support, Respite, ResidentialMount Prospect Vocational, Home Based SupportNiles Vocational, Home Based Support, Respite, ResidentialNorthbrook Vocational, Home Based SupportPalatine VocationalPark Ridge Vocational, Home Based SupportRolling Meadows VocationalSchaumburg VocationalSkokie Vocational, Home Based Support, Respite, Residential, Orchard AcademyWheeling Vocational, Home Based SupportWilmette Vocational, Home Based SupportWinnetka Vocational, Home Based Support

7660 Gross Point RoadSkokie, IL 60077

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