Ready for
2014 Annual Report
Every day at Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago
18 Clubs
1,646 average daily attendance
6,056 members
89% of Club members report
a strong sense of belonging
Serving young people in our most socio-economically challenged
communities. Providing high quality youth development programs
in safe, enriching environments. Led by dedicated, well-trained
staff, and supported by an extraordinary group of donors and
volunteers to fulfill a unique mission to make young people
Ready for Life
85% of Club members report
feeling strong emotional safety
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Letter From the President
Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago (BGCC) was founded on strong
leadership and a promise to service, and we continue to be guided by
people throughout our organization with extraordinary talent and
dedication to our mission.
Every day I am reminded of the lives we touch and our unique role in the
community. Our well trained staff greets Club members by name each
and every day during the critical after school hours in Chicago. In this
caring environment, our Club members develop confidence, build
higher expectations, and take responsibility for themselves and their community. They
become critical thinkers and develop the fundamental life skills necessary for success.
We approach our future with an appreciation for our legacy and a commitment to the
unique challenges of our time. In the past year, two of our auxiliary boards held momentous
celebrations that reinforced the dedication of our board members. The Guild Board hosted
its 10th Annual Lawn Ball and the Woman’s Board welcomed over 500 attendees to their
65th Annual Summer Ball where they raised a record amount at their event.
Our board has provided great leadership and our entire team is delivering services that
prepare young people for life. We are ever grateful to the dedication and passion provided by
Craig Martin during his tenure, and we welcome the appointment of Todd Hamilton as Chairman
of the Board of Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago.
On behalf of all of us at Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago, I thank you for your support and invite
you to share the next year with us – expanding our reach, advancing our programs, and serving
young people.
Sincerely,
James G. Keane
President and CEO
Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago
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ready for high school
ready for college
ready for trade school
ready for military service
ready for employment
Chicago Boys Club
opened its doors at
262 South State Street
Ready for Life
Chicago Girls Club opened
at 404 South State Street
Formation of the
Woman’s Auxiliary Board
18 Boys & Girls Clubs
of Chicago serve
thousands of members:
53% boys and 47% girls
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Education & Career Programs
Provides a safe haven to learn and study—to enhance education, explore career
aspirations, and guide youth to exceed their potential.
Power Hour
After school homework assistance where members
get adult help with schoolwork and other projects.
Project Learn
Programs designed to enhance learning beyond
the classroom.
Science Clubs
Lego® Robotics
Reading Groups
Math Clubs
Foreign Language Clubs
Digital Arts
Computer-based arts programming. Teaches computer
skills, trade skills, and artistic expression.
Tech Girls Rock Summit
95% of Club members expect to
complete high school
Video/Movie Making
Web Design
Graphic Design
Music Making
Money Matters
Financial literacy. Programs to develop an understanding
of fiscal management. Members learn about credit, loan
requirements, and entrepreneurial skills.
College Bound
Prep programs for high school students focused on
school selection, college applications, and financial aid.
Career Launch
Guild Board hosts “Afternoon at Work” for General
Wood Club members at CB2 headquarters
88% of Club members expect to
complete college
Focused on finding career opportunities and preparing
Club members for success. Members learn resume
writing, interview skills, and professional behavior.
PS Road Code: Classroom and driving simulator
U
lessons to teach safe driving techniques and the
rules of the road.
Skill Tech
Computer literacy for today’s job market. From basic
computer skills to fixing and maintaining a computer.
Guild Board hosts “Afternoon at Work” for King Club
members at the Museum of Science and Industry
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HEALTHY LIFESTYLES PROGRAMS
Nutrition and healthy eating habits and healthy lifestyle choices.
SMART Girls
A health, fitness, prevention/education, and selfenhancement program for girls. Members and staff meet
each week to discuss topics including relationships, sex,
healthy living, body image, and self-esteem.
Passport to Manhood
Morgan Park cooking demonstration at the Palmer House Hilton hotel
Utilizes highly interactive sessions and activities to
address critical issues that young men face such as
ethics, decision-making, wellness, fatherhood,
employment, and self-esteem.
SMART Moves
Program to enhance positive decision-making and
critical-thinking skills to avoid and/or resist alcohol,
tobacco, other drugs, and premature sexual activity.
Street SMART
Prevention and resistance program to avoid gang
recruitment and involvement.
Club members practice yoga at the SMART Girls Summit
Triple Play
Health and nutrition activities, fitness programs,
sports leagues, and athletic events.
Dance
Promoting physical fitness, cultural awareness, and
artistic expression through Ballet, Step, Jazz, Tap,
Hip Hop, Zumba, and Latin American Folk Dance.
Swimming
General Wood Club member learning water safety at ZAC Camp
Clubs with pools offer a variety of programs from
Learn-to-Swim classes to competitive teams.
More than 100 girls from across multiple Clubs participate in the annual SMART Girls Summit
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CHARACTER & LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS
Members are engaged citizens who model strong, positive leadership through service
projects, volunteering, and positive behavior in their Club, school, and community.
Torch and Keystone Clubs
These clubs provide members with small group
leadership. Adolescents elect officers, plan, and
implement various activities. Activities involve services
to Club and community, leadership development,
education and career exploration, unity, free enterprise,
and social interaction.
Youth of the Year
A premier awards program that recognizes members
for their involvement, contributions and academic
performance. Each Club annually selects a Youth of the
Year (ages 14 to 18) and Junior Youth of the Year (ages
11 to 13). Participants write essays and speak publicly
to support their nominations and winners participate in
regional and national Youth of the Year competitions to
win scholarships and trips to Washington D.C., where
they meet the President.
Outerwall hosts a Friday night all girls event
Mentoring
A partnership with Big Brothers/Big Sisters pairs
members with adult mentors who meet once a week
at the Club to provide academic and moral support,
encouragement, and guidance.
BGCC employees at General Wood
Valentine Club community engagement project
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Q&A with the gantz family
Bill and Linda Gantz gifted $2.5 million to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago endowment, ensuring the availability of life changing youth programming and service
for years to come.
A commitment through generations
When Linda Gantz joined the Woman’s Board of Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago in 1988, she had no idea she would
be bringing her family on a multi-generational journey of service, commitment, and generosity that would span
more than 25 years. We sat down with Linda and her husband, Bill, their daughters Caroline Burns and Leslie
McLamore, and five of their grandchildren to hear more about what Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago means to
the Gantz family.
Why did you first get involved with Boys & Girls Clubs
of Chicago (BGCC)?
In 1988, my youngest child, Caroline, left home for
college. My children were all out of the house, and I
needed to focus my energy on something new. My
longtime friend, Bonnie Stearns, was already serving on
the Woman’s Board at BGCC, and encouraged me to get
involved. It struck a chord for me: it was a way I could
give back and help those less fortunate discover their
path to success.
What has motivated you to stay involved with the
organization for so long?
Six years ago, I listened to one of our Club members,
David Rojas, share his story at a Board meeting. Here
is a wonderful and dynamic young man who has endured
a traumatic life event that most of us cannot imagine.
But because of his Boys & Girls Club, he was able to
overcome that, to move forward with his life in a
positive way. He went on to college, and is now working
at one of our Clubs to support younger kids the way he
felt supported in his youth. Is there anything better
than that?
Your daughter Caroline recently joined the
Woman’s Board, and you have brought some of your
grandchildren to the Youth of the Year event to hear
Club members tell their story. Why is it important that
your whole family be a part of this organization?
I feel we have an obligation to give back. Not everyone
grows up in a supportive household. Not everyone has
access to opportunity. Many children are forced to go
without. It is important for me to share the experience
of Youth of the Year with my kids and grandkids so they
can see the incredible impact BGCC has on every child
who walks through the doors of a Boys & Girls Club.
How would you like your family to carry on this legacy
in the future?
My daughters are both passionate about this legacy
of giving. My grandchildren love meeting BGCC Club
members and are always asking about ways they can
help. Caroline and Leslie both set an example for their
children, showing them how to be compassionate and
how to make an impact. Caroline is excited to join the
Woman’s Board and see that the organization will
continue to thrive.
If there is one thing you could tell people about why
they should support Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago,
what would it be?
Your contribution doesn’t have to be enormous to make
a huge impact. You take that first step, and you help one
child. And that’s what it’s all about: one child at a time.
You walk into the Club, you see their smiling faces, you
hear their laughter, and you know that you have made a
difference that will last a lifetime.
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2014 Youth of the Year:
“The Boys &
Girls Clubs
staff is like
family to me.
They have
helped me
through the
most difficult
situations.”
– Shakhari
Edwards
Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago’s premier annual
program recognizes members for their involvement
and contributions to their respective Clubs and their
academic performance.
Each year, Clubs select a Youth of the Year (ages
14-18) and a Junior Youth of the Year (ages 11-13).
Participants write essays and speak publicly to support
their nomination for the Chicago Youth of the Year.
The winner participates in regional and national Youth
of the Year competitions to win scholarships. The five
national finalists travel to Washington D.C. to meet
the President.
Shakhari Edwards, 17, became a member of the
Daniel A. Cotter Boys & Girls Club when she was
7 years old. She graduated with a 3.9 GPA from
North-Grand High School. She credits several Club
staffers with serving as her mentors, helping her
overcome shyness, and serving as support when she
needed it most. Shakhari’s leadership qualities and
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compassion for others have led her to the field of
pediatric nursing, which she will begin studying at
Chicago State University in the fall.
Juan Espinoza, 16, a 10-year member of the General
Robert E. Wood Boys & Girls Club in Pilsen, was named
Youth of the Year runner-up. Juan said the Club has
helped him overcome a learning disability caused by
lead poisoning at a very young age. He attributes Club
staff, sports, and music programs for helping him
become the confident volunteer and achiever he is today.
“Attending a four-year or
two-year college is a big step
forward for someone with the
intentions of greater heights.”
– Shakhari Edwards
Media coverage
Financials
Operating Expenses Breakout 2014
Physical And
Social Development
$ 4,698,484
Supplementary Education
2,830,833
Administrative1,319,535
Community Development
And Organization
2014 Youth of the Year candidates
671,213
Fundraising1,302,311
Shakhari Edwards, the 2014 Boys
& Girls Club of Chicago Youth
of the Year Winner, on how the
organization has changed her life.
The following is a speech given by
Shakhari Edwards, the winner of the
2014 Youth of the Year Competition,
at the March 4 Boys & Girls Clubs of
Chicago gala.
My Boys & Girls Club, the Daniel A.
Cotter Club, has positively impacted
the person I am today. Having
supportive people around has helped
me overcome difficulties and has
increased my confidence and drive to succeed. I do not know what
type of person I would be today if I had not attended the Cotter Club.
During grade school, I struggled to maintain good grades. I wasn’t
focused on my education. I would often be put down by family
members and close friends who would make me feel worthless when
I tried to improve. I felt as if I had no one to turn to. As a result, I
had to attend summer school before I started the seventh grade.
As I struggled to make my family proud, I encountered a devastating
tragedy that would change my life forever. On August 15, 2008,
my brother, Aramis Edwards, was murdered. I was 12 years old and I
did not understand what was happening until the day of the funeral.
I then realized I wasn’t getting my brother back.
Co-Chairs Ben Buettell,
Mayor Rahm Emanuel addresses
Julia A. Christopher, and William R. Daley Youth of the Year attendees
Employment Services
Total Expenses 351,331
$ 11,173,707
Operating Revenue Breakout 2014
Government Grants
$ 3,246,938
Special Events
2,555,599
Contributions5,394,043
Investment Income
274,669
Membership Dues
308,113
Bequest And Beneficial Trust
359,278
Other232,897
Total Revenue $ 12,371,537
2014 Youth of the Year candidate Krystal Kloster
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Woman’s Board 65 th anniversary
2014 Woman’s Board
The Woman’s Board of Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago
raised $1.3 million in support of local youth during its
65th Anniversary Summer Ball.
The Summer Ball is the Clubs’ largest annual fundraiser,
generating critical support for programs offered to
more than 1,600 youth each day at 18 Boys & Girls Club
locations throughout Chicago. Club programs allow
boys and girls in some of the city’s most economically
challenged communities to develop into successful,
caring, and responsible citizens.
The Woman’s Board of Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago
was formed in 1949 at the request of Brigadier General
Robert E. Wood, CEO of Sears Roebuck and founder of
Allstate Insurance, to provide community service to
young Chicago boys, specifically those who lost a father
in World War II.
Since its formation in 1949, the Woman’s Board has
raised more than $75 million to support life-enhancing
after-school programs in a safe and nurturing environment,
led by caring and devoted adult professionals.
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(Left to right:) Virginia Bobins,
Charlene Huang Olson, Cathy Osborn
Ellen and Jim O’Connor
This year’s Summer Ball paid tribute to over six decades
of service and leadership. The nine event chairs
represented the Board’s most distinguished members
and past Board Presidents:
Mrs. Norman R. Bobins
Mrs. Lester Crown
Mrs. Wilbur H. Gantz
Mrs. John W. Higgins
Mrs. Karen Z. Gray
Mrs. James R. O’Connor
Mrs. Jerry K. Pearlman
Mrs. Neele E. Stearns, Jr.
Mrs. John R. Walter
Guild board 10 th Anniversary
Guild Board Lawn Ball
The Guild Board of Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago
raised more than $250,000 in support of local youth
during its 10th Anniversary Lawn Ball. Guests heard
an inspirational speech and a personal success story
from 2014 Youth of the Year Winner, Shakhari Edwards,
whose life has been positively impacted by membership
at the Daniel A. Cotter Club.
The event benefited Keystone Clubs, a program
comprised of group leadership and service clubs for
adolescents to elect officers, plan and implement
activities, and contribute something of value to others.
Activities involve service to Club and community,
leadership development, education and career exploration,
unity, free enterprise, and social interaction.
The Guild Board membership is comprised of
62 business and civic leaders who actively engage in
raising awareness and funding for BGCC. The annual
Lawn Ball has raised over $2.7 million since it began
in 2004.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago’s Guild Board
was founded in 2005 by a group of socially-conscious
professionals committed to advancing the mission
of BGCC through a combination of talent, advocacy,
and passion.
Lawn Ball event committee
Pedersen-McCormick Boys & Girls staff and volunteers
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Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago
Board of Directors
Board Officers
Honorary Chair
The Honorable Rahm Emanuel
Mayor, City of Chicago
Chairperson
Craig C. Martin
Jenner & Block LLP
Vice Chairs
Thomas E. Bergmann
Amsted Industries, Inc.
Renée S. Crown
Joseph M. Ferraro
Goldman, Sachs & Company
Jacqueline Ferro
Todd Hamilton
Bolder Capital, LLC
David P. Scharf
Baxter International, Inc.
John J. Naughton
KPMG LLP
Treasurer
John J. Naughton
KPMG LLP
Assistant Treasurer
Joseph M. Ferraro
Goldman, Sachs & Company
Secretary
Matt D. Basil
Jenner & Block LLP
Assistant Secretary
Douglas C. Gessner
Kirkland & Ellis LLP
Legal Counsel
Roger T. Brice
Dentons US LLP
President And CEO
James G. Keane
Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago
Board Of Directors
Nicholas W. Alexos
Madison Dearborn Partners, LLC
Michael R. Ascher
Brunswick Corp.
Gregory J. Besio
Aon Service Corporation
Michael Bonds
United Airlines
John H. Muehlstein
Pedersen & Houpt, P.C.
Linda Gantz
Michael C. Parker
Comcast
John P. Garvey
NERA Economic Consulting
Marion K. Gross
McDonald’s USA, LLC
Barbara A. Hamel
Bank of America, NA
Kevin Boyle
Schulze & Burch Biscuit Company
Patrick M. Brady
Next Generation Public Affairs
Siobhan Brannigan
Ben A. Buettell
R7 Partners
Molly A. Carroll
Jones Lang LaSalle Americas, Inc.
Julie A. Christopher
Wendy L. Chronister
Lincoln Land Oil Company
Donna Bunch Coaxum
OSI Group, LLC
Mary Ellen Coe
Kristin Coleman
Brunswick Corporation
Christina M. Corley
CDW
Michael W. Coyne
CNA
Jay P. Dahlin
Schiller DuCanto & Fleck LLP
William R. Daley
Morgan Stanley
Michael F. DeSantiago
Primera Engineers, Ltd
Lisa Z. Fain
Outerwall, Inc.
James Firth
Exelon Corporation
David H. Fleisch
Bain & Company
Robert W. Frentzel
The PrivateBank
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Susan G. Gallagher
Patina Solutions
Tracey Patterson
Accenture
Jeffery S. Perry
Ernst & Young LLP
J. Todd Phillips
“Going to the Club every day after
school allowed me to see life
from a different perspective.”
Tasha Harris
Salem Baptist Church of Chicago
Allyson Pooley
Western International University
James Hart
Burwood Group, Inc.
David “Duke” Reyes
Reyes Beverage Group
Bruce Hawver
Emily Reynolds
Xerox Corporation
William T. Huffman
Nuveen Asset Management
Stacy R. Janiak
Deloitte & Touche LLP
Eileen A. Kamerick
Press Ganey
Cathy Lazaroff
Greg A. Lee
Greg A. Lee & Associates
William R. Madden
Knauz Auto Group
Bartlett J. McCartin III
National Investment Services, Inc.
Christopher J. McComish
BMO Harris Bank
John E. McGovern III
Resolute Consulting
Richard E. Meyers
Bernstein Global Wealth
Management
Craig C. Richart
Financial Strategy Network, LLC
James (Jim) K. Rojas
Huron Consulting Group
Daniel Ruiz
Attorney
Brittney B. Saks
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Stacey R. Sather
John P. Savas
Forest Financial Group, Inc.
Martin Schneider
Ernst & Young LLP
Michael L. Thompson
Fair Oaks Farms, LLC
Beth White
Robert J. Wild
Krieg DeVault LLP
2013-2014 Woman’s Board
Officers
President
Mrs. Beth White
First Vice President
Mrs. Douglas H. Cameron
Second Vice President
Mrs. William A. Osborn
Recording Secretary
Mrs. Richard H. Lenny
Corresponding Secretary
Mrs. John W. Higgins*
Treasurer
Mrs. Robert S. Murley
Assistant Treasurer
Mrs. John Livingston
Summer Ball Co-Chairs
Mrs. Norman R. Bobins*
Mrs. Lester Crown
Mrs. John W. Higgins*
Mrs. Wilbur H. Gantz*
Mrs. Karen Z. Gray*
Mrs. James J. O’Connor*
Mrs. Jerry K. Pearlman*
Mrs. Neele E. Stearns, Jr.*
Mrs. John R. Walter*
Woman’s Board
Mrs. Jeffrey S. Aronin
Ms. Diana Barr
Mrs. Carol Lavin Bernick
Mrs. Caroline Gantz Burns
Mrs. Robert N. Burt
Mrs. Bruce A. Carbonari
Mrs. Cynthia Chereskin
Mrs. Kevin Connelly
Mrs. Robert J. Darnall
Mrs. W. James Farrell
Mrs. Jacqueline Ferro*
Mrs. Aimee Gray
Mrs. Jack M. Greenberg
Mrs. Gary E. Holdren
Mrs. John Knox
Mrs. Caron Lacy
Mrs. Judy Lavin
Mrs. Melissa McNally
Mrs. Lisa Micou Meers
Mrs. Charles Mills
Mrs. Ray E. Newton
Mrs. Julie Hughes O’Connor
Mrs. Charlene Huang Olson
Mrs. Homi B. Patel
Mrs. J. Christopher Reyes
Mrs. Corinne Richman
Mrs. Phillip B. Rooney
Ms. Trisha Rooney
Mrs. Lydia Stamis Ryan
Mrs. E. Scott Santi
Mrs. Ellen Saslow
Mrs. William D. Smithburg
Mrs. Colette Cachey Smithburg
Mrs. Barbara Speer
Mrs. Lisbeth C. Stiffel
Mrs. James E. Stoller
Mrs. Mark Tebbe
Mrs. Miles D. White
Honorary Members
Mrs. Beaumont Atwater
Mrs. Edward Blettner
Mrs. Edward Brennan+
Mrs. K. Dane Brooksher*
Mrs. J. Ira Harris
Mrs. Harold D. Jensen
Mrs. Donald G. Kempf, Jr.*
Mrs. Homer J. Livingston, Jr.
Mrs. Dale R. Machalleck*
Mrs. James F. Magin*
Mrs. Vernon Pellouchoud
Mrs. Harold Reskin
Mrs. Bernard Rinella
Mrs. W. Jay Sennott*
Mrs. Edward R. Weed
Mrs. Clayton E. Whiting, Jr.*
Mrs. Jane Ylvisaker
*Past Presidents
+ Deceased
SMART Girls Summit participants
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Guild Board
Guild Board
President
Ms. Molly Carroll
Vice President
Mrs. Anne G. Rockey
Vice President
Mrs. Jennifer S. McKinney
Secretary
Mr. George Z. Lalich
Treasurer
Mr. Harry A. Pfaff
President Emeritus
Mrs. Margie Block Stineman
2014 Lawn Ball Co-Chairs
Mr. Tim Foufas
Mrs. Mindy Turitz
Board Members
Mr. Brayton B. Alley
Mrs. Laura Anderson
Mr. Matthew D. Anderson
Mr. Merrick Axel
Mr. Daniel N. Barlow
Ms. Heather Barnes
Mr. Graham Vail Bayly
Ms. Margie Betten
Mr. Jack Regan Brown
Mr. David W. Bonnette
Ms. Susan Bulley Merlin
Mrs. Kimberly Burt
Ms. Teresa R. Carpenter
Mrs. Stacey Cavanagh
Ms. Julie A. Christopher
Mr. John Philip Cialone
Ms. Maggie Coleman
Mrs. Catherine Whittlesey
Comstock
Mr. Richard Copans
Ms. Julie Creed
Mrs. Tiffany Erikson
Mrs. Ashley M. Fischer
Mrs. Kate Fisher Fitzgerald
Mrs. Anna Wells Gjerlow
Mr. Charles B. Grace
Ms. Jennifer Gunning
Mrs. Katie Heaton
Mr. Kevin T. Hoffmeyer
Mrs. Lisa Holstein
Mrs. Andrea Katz
Mr. Chris Kirtley
Mrs. Christine Kommer
Mr. Stuart D. Lansing
Mrs. Molly Lowe
Mrs. Meg Lynch
Mrs. Nicole Mann
Mrs. Jennifer P. Martay
Mr. Chris Martin
Mr. Patrick E. Matthews
Ms. Courtney McGovern
Mr. John E. McGovern III
Mr. Stephen Moffat
Mrs. Corinne Cricks Offutt
Mrs. Molly O’Neil
Ms. Riley O’Neil
Mrs. Emily Onkey
Mr. Richard Radnay
Mrs. Natalie Spadaccini
Rosenberg
Mr. Tom Rowland
Mrs. Melissa E. Seiler
Mr. Phillip Shinall
Mrs. Kimberly Smith
Dr. Sri Reddy Sullivan
Mr. Edward T. Thilman
Mr. Baker Thompson
Mrs. Julia Cuddihy Van Nice
Ms. Jancy Walker
Mrs. Amy Walsh
Mrs. Alicia Waters
Mrs. Kristen Wheatley
Mrs. Gillian L. Whittlesey
Mrs. Claire York
General Wood Club members
“Afternoon at Work” field trip hosted by CB2 and the Guild Board
General Wood Club members explore women in history
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Individual Donors and Families List
Cornerstone Club
$500,000 - $1.5 Million
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur H. Gantz
The Crown Family
Sandbox Club
$200,000 - $499,999
Michael Cotsirelos Residuary Trust
Honor Club
$100,000 - $199,999
Carbonari Family Foundation
Lavin Family Foundation
The Reyes Family
Beth and Bruce White
Triumph Club
$50,000 - $99,999
Ms. Maree G. Bullock
The Christopher Family
Foundation and Ms. Julie A.
Christopher
Michael and Jacky Ferro
Mr. Todd Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Maslauski
Bart and Katie McCartin
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Osborn
Mr. and Mrs. Miles D. White
Partnership Club
$25,000 - $49,999
Carol Lavin Bernick
Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bonds
Boyle Family Foundation
Helen V. Brach Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Burt
Burt Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Connelly
George M. Eisenberg Foundation
for Charities
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hawver
Mr. William J. Koloseike
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Melman
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mills
Alexandra and John Nichols
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Notebaert
Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Reyes
Mrs. Liz Stiffel
Wonderful Life Foundation
Achievement Club
$10,000 - $24,999
The 1111 Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas W. Alexos
Lisa and Jeff Aronin
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Amboian, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin D. Chereskin
Mr. Thomas E. Bergmann
Bluhm Family
Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Bobins
The Robert Thomas
Bobins Foundation
Edward A. and Lois L. Brennan
Family Foundation
Mr. Ben A. Buettell
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Cameron,
Achnacarry Foundation
Ms. Doris K. Christopher
Ms. Wendy L. Chronister and
Mr. Peter Rogers
Donna and Harry Coaxum
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Dauten
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Dobrez
Duncan Family Foundation
Mr. Joseph M. Ferraro
Mr. James D. Firth
Mr. David H. Fleisch
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Garvey
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Gessner
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Gray
Mrs. Karen Z. Gray
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Gidwitz
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Greenstone
Mr. and Mrs. James Hart
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Frank
Mr. David Herro and Mr. Jay Franke
Ms. Mary Abbott Hess
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Huffman, Jr.
Stacy and Jeffrey Janiak
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Keiser
Chris and Katie Kirtley
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Krehbiel
Mr. William Kunkler and
Ms. Susan Crown
Carol and Alan Lacy
Mr. and Mrs. Craig C. Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Chris McComish
Mr. and Mrs. John E. McGovern III
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Murley
Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Offutt
Christopher and Charlene
Huang Olson
Mr. and Mrs. John Naughton
Mr. and Mrs. Homi B. Patel
Tracey and Chaka Patterson
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery S. Perry
Allyson Pooley
J.B. and M.K. Pritzker
Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip B. Rooney
Brittney and Noel Saks
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Saslow
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Smithburg
Stearns Family Charitable Fund
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Stoller
Thing 1-2-3 Foundation, and
James and Nancy Ruprecht
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Tebbe
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn F. Tilton
Mr. Thomas R. White
Determination Club
$5,000 -$9,999
Joel and Nancy Barnett
Howard B. Bernick Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Besio
Mr. Patrick M. Brady
Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Burns
Ms. Molly P. Carroll
Ms. Kristin M. Coleman
Mr. Steven M. Cook
Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Coyne
Mr. and Mrs. Jay P. Dahlin
Mr. Joseph Dicosola
Mr. and Mrs. Craig J. Duchossois
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fasseas
Robert and Jennifer Frentzel
Mr. and Mrs. Al Friedman
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Galvin
Anna and Robert Gjerlow
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Gordon
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Haffner
Ms. Barbara A. Hamel
Ms. Renee Henningfeld
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Higgins
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Iasielo
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Katz
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Keane
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Kommer
Ms. Judith E. Lavin
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Lenny
Mr. Mitch McGuire
Mr. and Mrs. Ward S. McNally
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Meyers
Mr. and Mrs. David Miniat
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry K. Pearlman
Mr. and Mrs. E. Scott Santi
Mr. Michael Shehorn
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Swanson
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Turitz
Mr. and Mrs. George Turner
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Watkins
Mr. Christopher White
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wien
Hope Club
$1,000 - $4,999
Mr. Steven Abbey
Mr. and Mrs. Brayton B. Alley
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Alter
Mr. James Ardell
Mr. Sanjeev Arora
Mr. and Mrs. Merrick Axel
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel N. Barlow
Ms. Diana Barr
July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Barry
Ms. Brennan Barthelemy
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Basil
Mr. Lawrence P. Bass and
Ms. Paula A. Sneed
Mr. Robert Belovicz
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Berman
Mr. Delfo Bianchini
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bless
The Blitz Family
Mr. David W. Bonnette
Ms. Kristine Bordenave and
Mr. James Feeney
Mr. James Bramsen
Mr. and Mrs. Roger T. Brice
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Brodsky
Mr. and Mrs. John Bucksbaum
Mr. Timothy L. Burke
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Cameron
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Cassell
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Cavanagh
Mr. Tim Cawley
Mr. and Mrs. John Chambers
Mr. Noel Chambers
Mr. and Mrs. Lance Chody
Erick and Krista Coan
Mr. Michael Combopiano
Mr. and Mrs. Kevan Comstock
Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Cook
Mrs. Margaret Cooper
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Cotter
Mr. Kevin Courtney
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Cozzi
Mr. Benjamin Crowder and
Ms. Aida Camara
Ms. Teresa Dalenta
William and Aimee Daley
The Honorable Richard M. Daley
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Darling
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Darnall
Mr. Tom Demery
Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. DeSantiago
Mr. Vince Dibenedetto
Ms. Cynthia A. Dickens
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Doll
Ms. Shawn Donnelley and
Mr. Christopher Kelly
Mr. James Dutton
Mr. Thomas R. Eisenbart
Ms. Josephine Eliadis
David and Lisa Fain
Mr. Ricardo Falcon
Mr. Bradley Falk
Mr. and Mrs. W. James Farrell
Mr. Scott Finegan
Mr. and Mrs. Spence Fischer
Ms. Jennifer Fischer
Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor Fitzgerald
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Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
R. Fitzsimonds
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. FitzSimons
Ms. Jennifer Flandina
Mr. Stephen Fletcher
Ms. Sarah L. Flosi
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin F. Flynn
Mr. Edwin G. Frank IV
Mr. Jay Freshwater
Mr. and Mrs. David Gaines
Mr. Sean D. Gallagher
Mr. Gerald Gallagher
Susan and William Gallagher
Mrs. Mary B. Galvin
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew B. Gilbert
Mr. Michael Golden
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney L. Goldstein
Ms. Rachel A. Goodstein
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Grace
Ms. Allison Graham
Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Greenberg
Mr. Richard Griffin
Mr. and Mrs. Hollis J. Griffin
Marion K. and Brian J. Gross
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Grusecki
Ms. Barbara Gulick
Mr. David Gupta
Mr. Robert Guttman
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew C. Halbower
Mr. J. Harvey Hall, Jr.
Mrs. Mindy Halverson
Mr. David Hanfland
Mr. Todd M. Hanssen
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Heaton, III
Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Helminski
Mr. Patrick Herron
Ms. Amanda Hirsh
Mr. Robert F. Hirsch
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hittinger
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hoffmann
Mr. Richard Hoffman
Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Holdren
Mr. Timothy Holland
Mr. Robert Hombach
Ms. Abby Houtman
Mr. Travis Hughes
Mr. Kyle Huss
Istock Family Foundation
Ms. Nicole Rizzo Janning
Mr. and Mrs. Marc Janser
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Jaskowiak
Ms. Dona Jensen
Mr. Dennis Johnson
Mark S. Kahn Family
Philanthropic Fund
Dr. Benjamin Katz
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Kavka
Mr. Thomas Kiley
The King Family Foundation
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Mr. David Klaskin
Ms. Kim Klatt
Ms. Missy Kotchey
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kozelka
Ms. Susan A. Lacy
Mr. George Z. Lalich and
Ms. Leigh Keyser
Mrs. Maryjane Liang
Mr. Timothy S. Laughlin
Ms. Cathy G. Lazaroff
Mr. and Mrs. Greg A. Lee
Mr. Kevin Lessmann
Mrs. Dana Levy
Mr. Ren Li
Lickerman Family Fund
Mrs. Homer J. Livingston
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Major
Mr. David F. Manci
Mr. Chris Marcelle
Mr. Reynold Martin, Jr.
Mr. Terry Mazany
Ms. Courtney O. McGovern
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron McKinney
Mr. Jeff McNees
Mr. Thomas J. Meehan
Mrs. Susan Bulley Merlin
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Metzler
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Meyer
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Mills
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Moffat
Mrs. Amanda Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Moskow
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Murray
Mr. Matthew Myren
Mr. Anthony A. Neri
Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Newton, Jr.
Gertrude B. Nielsen
Charitable Trust
Father Paul Novak
Mr. John Novak
Mr. and Mrs. Daryl J. Nowinski
Ms. Sharon Oberlander
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O’Neil
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Paul
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Pfaff
Mr. J. Todd Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Powers
Mr. Douglas Pressman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Probst
Mr. Ben Purkis
Mr. Gary Rabine
Mr. Felix Rainier and Mrs. Lilian
Kate Villatuya
Ms. Kathryn Rauen
Mr. Steve Raupp
Mr. Thomas J. Reynolds
Mr. and Mrs. Tanner Rice
Mr. and Mrs. Craig C. Richart
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Richman
Mr. and Mrs. Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Kyle M. Rockey
Jim and Angel Rojas
Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Rolek
Kimberly & Richard
Ross Foundation
Ms. Pamela Hutul and
Mr. William Ross
Mr. Paul Rurka
Mr. Ying Fang Rvan
Lydia and Pat Ryan
Mr. Gregg M. Rzepczynski
Ms. Erica Salin
The Peter Kinney Lisa
Sandquist Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Savner
Mr. Glenn Scheive
Mrs. Paula L. Scholl
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Schwartz
Segal Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold Senser
Ms. Delna Sepoy
Mrs. Maureen Shea
Mr. Gregory Shearson
Mr. Brian Shevitz and
Ms. Karen O’Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Shinall
Mr. and Mrs. David Shine
Ms. Sylvia Shum
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Seiler
Mrs. Yael Silverman
Mr. and Mrs. John Simmons
Mr. Mike Simpson
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Todd Smith
David Solomon Revocable Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Spector
Mrs. Barbara Speer
Ms. Lovetta Spencer
Ranch Spur Charitable Trust
Stammich Family Foundation
Mr. Matthew Steinmetz
Mr. John A. Stephan
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew H. Stephens
Margie and Kevin Stineman
Ms. Stephanie J. Storkel
Mr. Victor J. Suchodolski
Dr. Sridevi and Dr. Brian Sullivan
Mr. Peter Sutton
Ms. Eileen Tarjan
Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Thilman
Ms. Danielle Thome
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Tiemann
Mr. William C. Vance
Mr. David Villalobos
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Voortman
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wacker
Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Walsh
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Walter
Ms. Andrea Wassel
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Waters
Mr. Greg Watson
Mr. Michael Watts
Mr. David Weber
Ms. Amy Weber
Mr. and Mrs. James Weck
Mr. and Mrs. Alan W. Wendorf
Ms. Paula Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Wislow
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Wright
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wright
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin York
Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Yovovich
Mr. Gregory Yurovsky
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Zenni
Mr. Charles Zubek
Heroes Club
$500 - $999
Mr. Kenneth W. Aldridge
Ms. Amie Alfe
Ms. Amanda Amert
Mr. Gregory A. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Anderson
Anonymous
Mr. Richard E. Ascher
Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Ascher
Mr. Patrick Ason
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Austin
Mr. Doug Bacon
Mr. Richard P. Bail
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Baker
Ms. Heather Barnes
Mrs. and Mr. Margaret Barrett
Mr. Marc Basil
Mr. and Mrs. Graham V. Bayly
Mr. Thomas J. Behringer
Mr. Matthew Beitzel
Ms. LaJeune Belcher
Mr. Brian Bell
Ms. Patrice M. Bertheau
Ms. Margie Betten
Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Bindler
Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel L. Black
Mrs. Kimberly Blair
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey F. Bloemke
Mr. Mark Bogart
Ms. Beth Bovis
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Bradley, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Broadhurst
Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Brown
Mr. Perry Buckley
Mr. Brian Bunch
Ms. Suzanne Burns
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Butler
Mr. Steven Calverley
Ms. Jill Cecchini
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas D. Chabraja
Ms. Tracy Chocol
Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Cholakian
Mr. John P. Cialone and
Mr. David Seleb
Mr. Nick Circolone
Mr. Bruce Coffing
Mr. David W. Cohn
Mr. Roger P. Coppel
Mr. Howard Creaser
Ms. Julie Creed
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Cribbs
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Crocker, III
Mr. Sean Cunningham
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Curley
Mr. Jack M. Daly
Mr. and Mrs. Cory Daverman
Ms. Leslie Davis
Ms. Anita DeCanniere
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Del Preto
Mr. Robert O. Delaney
Mr. Dennis Demoss
Mr. Ryan Devlin
Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. DiStasio
Ms. Michael Donnelly
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Dore
Mr. Brian M. Dowdell
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Droessler
Mr. Jonas Falk
Mr. and Mrs. William Feldman
Mr. Thomas Fishwick
Mr. Freddy Flores
Mr. Timothy J. Foufas
Mr. and Mrs. Justin Friesen
Mr. Anthony Garvy
Mr. and Mrs. Scott P. George
Mr. Richard Goodrich
Ms. Cory E. Grusecki
Ms. Margaret Haberman
Ms. Theresa M. Hannon
Mrs. Marguerite D. Hark
Mr. Todd N. Hatfield
Ms. Katharine Heitman
Mrs. Marian Hemmer
Ms. Andrea Hilliker
Ms. Genevieve Hillis
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. Hoffmeyer
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur George
Holstein, IV
Ms. Andrea R. Hopkins
Mr. Noel Hornsberry
Ms. Sara Horton
Mr. Brian L. Jacobsen
Mr. Lawrence V. Jacques
Mr. Steve Jiskka
Mr. Mark Joslyn
Mr. Thomas Kaczmarek
Mr. Jozef Kavuilak
Mr. Ralph Keipert
Ms. Elizabeth Kepuraitis
Mr. Kishan Khemani
Mr. Michael Kinkley
Mr. and Mrs. Erich Kirr
Ms. Karen Klutznick
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Knaszak
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Knoebel
Mr. Mark S. Hoplamazian and
Ms. Rachel Kohler
Mr. Anish Koshy
Mr. Thomas Kovalcik
Mr. and Ms. Martin J. Kozak
Mr. Ryan Kraus
Mr. and Mrs. Liam Krehbiel
Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Krivkovich
Mr. Stuart D. Lansing and
Mrs. Farley Lansing
Ms. Sara Latham
Mr. James Letchinger
Mr. and Mrs. Jason W. Levin
Nora & Richard Lewis Family
Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. John Livingston
Ms. Barbara D. Long
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lorsbach
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Lovell
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Lowe
Mr. and Mrs. John Lynch
Mr. Sean D. Madden
Mr. Adrish Majumdar
Mrs. Amanda K. Manczak
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Mann
Ms. Judith Mansueto
Ms. Michael Maratea
Mr. John R. Marshall
Mr. and Mrs. David Martay
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick E. Matthews
Mr. Matthew McDonald
Ms. Teresa McGovern
Mr. James J. McGrath
Mr. Iain McKinney
Mr. Matt McNaughton
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Melone
Mr. Ron Mercer
Mrs. Rachel Davis Mersey
Mr. David J. Miller
Ms. Cynthia M. Minta
Ms. Stephanie Mitchell
Mr. James Mlady
Mr. Hector Morales
Mr. Charles Morrison
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Morriss, Esq.
Mr. Edgar Navarro
Ms. Stacie Neeter
Dr. and Mrs. Mark T. Nolden
Ms. Jill E. Nolte
Mr. Brian Notz
Dr. Edward O’Brien
Mr. Casey O’Connell
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. O’Donnell
Mr. Shawn O’Leary
Ms. Riley S. O’Neil
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Onkey
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Owens
Ms. Afua Owusu
The Russell C. Page Charitable Fund
Mr. D. M. Panek
Mr. and Mrs. Arvind A. Patel
Mr. David Petrin
Mr. Michael Phillips
Ms. LeeAnn Pirl
Dr. Charles A. Pounian
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Pratt
Mrs. Elizabeth Preston
Ms. Patricia Pultz
Mr. Sean E. Quigley and
Ms. Patricia Salazar
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Radnay
Mr. Joseph Raudabaugh
Mr. John D. Regan
Bob and Jill Reid
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Reiter
Mr. Brian Renwick
Mr. James Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt J. Roderich
Natalie and Matt Rosenberg
Mr. Bruce Ross
Mr. Gordon Ross
Mr. Nathaniel Ross
Ms. Jean L. Rothbarth
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rowland
Mr. George A. Sanchez
Mr. Louis Sandoval
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Santiago
Mr. John P. Savas
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scarpelli
Mr. David Schmitt
Mr. Charles J. Schneider
Mrs. Shawn Michael Schulson
Ms. Alyssa Schutter
Ms. Samantha Schwalm
Mr. Joseph J. Sejut and
Ms. Ellen J. Schiff
Mrs. Joanna Sevim
Mr. and Mrs. Ejaz A. Shameem
Ms. Anna Sharp
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Silberberg
Mr. Stephen Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Smolensky
Mr. Ziemowit Smulkowski
Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Stech
Mrs. Kathleen Steele
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Stineman
Mr. and Mrs. Shiven V. Sulkar
Ms. Melissa Suster
Ms. Kim Theiss
Mr. and Mrs. R. Baker Thompson
Ms. Laura Thonn
Mr. Tommy Thornton
Mr. Nelson Torres
Mr. Douglas Trainor
Mr. David Tufte
Mr. John Tuhey
Mr. Jeffrey Urgo
Mr. Warren E. Vahle
Mr. and Mrs. Errett Van Nice
Ms. Susan Vergnaud
Ms. Kim Villegas
Ms. Jancy Walker
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Walsh
Mr. Gregory Wasserman and
Ms. Teresa Carpenter
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wheatley
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Whittlesey
Mr. Anders Wick
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wilgenbusch
Mrs. Allison Wolf
Mr. Nick Wycklendt
Ms. Laura Yeager
Mr. John Yoshimura
Dr. Lawrence Zachary
Spirit Club
$250 - $499
Ms. Laura Adams
Mr. Mitch Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Salvador Arriaga
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Balzer
Mr. Roman Barczynski and
Ms. Elizabeth Sack
Mrs. Danitra Barnett
Mr. Matthew Barrett
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Baumbach
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Beaird
Ms. Laurie Belmonte
Ms. Jennifer Bergstrom
Mrs. Kathryn Birch
Ms. Lori Birkey
Mr. John Bistolarides
Mr. Jacob Bittner
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Brady
Father Daniel J. Brandt
Ms. Caitlin Brannigan
Ms. Siobhan L. Brannigan
Mr. Ian Brannigan
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Brennan
Mr. Phillip Bronsteatter
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Brown
Mrs. Emily Brown
Mr. Thomas Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Bruce
Ms. Eileen Buckley
Mr. Gary P. Bullock
Ms. Rachel Cabrera
Mr. Clint Cady
Mrs. Christine Carlson
Mr. Sean Casey
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Mr. Kevin Cassman
Mr. John Centeno
Mr. and Mrs. Stebbins Chandor
Ms. Andrea Chwee
Mr. Kevin Cleary
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Cogan
Ms. Mary Collins
Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Conrad
Mr. and Mrs. Brett Conway
Ms. Christine Corrado
Ms. Nancy Crabill
Mr. Mark Cronin
Mrs. Diane Van De Velde
Ms. Carla Dehmlow
Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Delaney, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Armando DeLuna
Mr. George Demos
Ms. Priscilla R. DePree
Ms. Joanne Derrig
Mr. James DeVries
Mr. Joseph A. DiCola
Ms. Lauren A. Dieter
Mr. Robert Domic
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Dominguez
Mr. Scott Dudek
85% of Club
members feel
that school is
“very important”
Mr. Shean Egan
Ms. Mary B. Ellis
Mr. Colin Eyre
Mr. Lawrence Feller
Mr. Charles Fernandes
Mr. Jeffrey Festian
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Fine
Mr. Richard Finn
Mr. G. Ryan Fisher
Mr. John Flaherty
Mr. William K. Flood, Jr.
Ms. Sandra W. Forkins
Ms. Ashley Foster
Mr. Kevin Fox
Ms. Madeleine Frank
Ms. Yolanda Frontany and
Mr. Alex Pareda
Mr. Rajendra P. Gaikwad
Mr. Ronald Garriques
Mrs. and Mr. Samantha Gauntt
Mr. John Gavin
Mr. Nick Gialamas
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Mr. Ed Gignac
Ms. Cortnie Gill
Ms. Renee Godish
Mrs. Andrea Goldman
Ms. Todd S. Goldman
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Golin
Ms. Marylyn C. Grabosky
Mr. Kenneth J. Green
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Greenblatt
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D. Greeter
Mr. Alex Gregor
Mr. Stephen Griesemer
Ms. Paula Guletsky
Ms. Cate Gutter
Mr. Christopher Hamick
Ms. Datasha S. Harris
Ms. Erica Hartl
Mr. William S. Hasten
Ms. Jane Hayden
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Heflin
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Helman
Ms. Elizabeth Hensen
Mr. Brian Hile
Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Hitchcock
Mr. Tom Holum
Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Hoppenworth
Miss Katherine Hopple
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Howard
Ms. Kristin L. Hughes
Mr. Scott Hurwitz
Mr. and Mrs. Todd P. Huseby
Mr. Robert Hyde
Ms. Dawn Ivanich
Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo Jimenez Jr.
Mr. Hector Johnstone
Ms. and Mr. Jennifer Jules
Mr. Gregory Jules
Mr. Ali Kashani
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Keim
Mr. Meade Kelley
Mr. Peter M. Kelly III
Ms. Courtney Kelly
Mr. Peter Kelly
Ms. Caroline Kenerson
Ms. Anne Kesler
Ms. Melinda Kramer
Mr. Jon Leiman
Ms. Brienne Letourneau and
Mr. Richard Bailey
Mr. Joseph Levenstein
Mr. William Libit
Ms. Dawn LoCascio
Ms. Celia Lozano
Mrs. Gwen Luecker
Mr. Phillip Mariner
Mr. Taylor Marx
Mr. Faris Matalka
Mr. and Mrs. Sean McHone
Mr. James McKeown
Mr. and Mrs. John A. McLees
Ms. Erin McNaughton
Mr. Stephen Mead
Mr. Carlos Medina
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Melsher
Mr. Alejandro Menchaca
Ms. Rebecca Meyer
Ms. Sarah Meyerhoff
Ms. Angela Meyers
Mr. Jay Michael
Ms. Susan Miner
Mr. Chris Molnar
Ms. Monica M. Monroe
Ms. Kathleen M. Moran and
Mr. Thomas Vogelsang
Ms. Maria Moret
Ms. Erin C. Moriarty
Mr. Javad Moslemian
Ms. Anne Murphy
Ms. Spring Napier
Ms. Christina Napoles
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nassau
Mr. Jeffrey P. Nathan
Mrs. Carrie Navratil
Mr. David Nelson
Ms. Kathleen A. Nelson
Ms. Kelly Nelson
Ms. Lyneth Nesbit
Mr. Ron Norinsky
Ms. Jennifer Olsen
Mr. Sean Olvany
Ms. Helen Owens
Mrs. Diolisa Oyas
Ms. Kimberly Parks
Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Paskin
Ms. Caitlyn Patterson
Mr. and Mrs. William Peluchiwski
Mr. Maxwell B. Penning
Mr. Dan Perry
Mrs. Dorothy Petrin
Mr. and Mrs. Constantine
N. Petropoulos
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Pettinelli
Ms. Judy Pitchford
Mr. Stephen Potter
Mr. Mark Rakoczy
Mr. Mario Ramirez
Ms. Alexandria Rantisi
Ms. Jennifer Rademacher
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Revord
Mr. Scott Reynolds
Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Rich
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Richards
Mr. Michael Riebesehl
Mrs. Stacy Romero
Mr. Michael V. Root
Ms. Laurie Rosenow
Mr. Kenneth Rosko
Mr. Jeffrey S. Ross
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Rydholm
Mr. William Salin
Ms. Lindsey Scarola
Mrs. Mary T. Schloop
Patricia Schoenberg
Charitable Foundation
Ms. Christina Seaman
Ms. Sarah Sesselmann
Mr. Adam Shibla
Ms. Emily Sinclair
Ms. Elizabeth Snell
Mrs. Elizabeth Sommerschield
Mr. Patrick J. Spain and
Ms. Kathryn M. Bauer
Miss Katherine Special
Mr. John Spiros, Jr.
Ms. Kelly Spowage
Mr. Lamar Stanley
Mr. John Stauffer
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Steinmeyer
Mr. J. Stoecklein
Ms. Anne Stoughton
Mr. Robert Strauss
Ms. Kelly Studdert
Mr. Barry Sturner
Mr. Mark Swedberg
Mr. James Thomas
Mrs. Margaret Tilson
Ms. Thyatiria Towns
Mr. Thomas Trillin
Mr. Richard Triphahn
Mr. Robert J. Trush
Ms. Joyce E. Tucker
Mr. John Tusk
Mr. Jose A. Vilella, Jr.
Mr. Darius Villalobos
Ms. Deirdre Washburn
Mrs. Ashley Wayne
Ms. Trinda Weaver
Mr. Tripp Welge
Mr. Micah Wheat
Mr. Adam White
Mr. and Mrs. Evan D. Whitfield, Esq.
Mr. Kenjay Williams
Mr. Anthony Williamson
Ms. Danielle Winkle
Ms. Madeline Winter
Mr. Stuart Witzel
Mr. Tommy Woods
Ms. Helen S. Wright
Mr. Michael Wright
Ms. Rosanna Yang
Mr. Phillip Yeager
Ms. Carolyn Zehrer
Corporate and Foundation Donors List
Sandbox Club
$200,000 - $499,999
Chicago Auto Show’s
First Look for Charity
True Value Foundation
Honor Club
$100,000 - $199,999
Boys & Girls Clubs of America
Crown Family Philanthropies
Pedersen-McCormick
Women’s Auxiliary
Triumph Club
$50,000 - $99,999
Allstate Foundation
Apollo Group, Inc./
University of Phoenix
Bank of America Foundation
BMO Harris Bank
CNA Foundation
Discover Financial Services, Inc.
Illinois Tool Works, Inc.
Jenner & Block LLP
The Sun-Times Foundation/
The Chicago Community Trust
Sam’s Club
United Airlines
Partnership Club
$25,000 - $49,999
Abbott Laboraties
Anonymous
Baxter International Inc.
Bolder Capital
Comcast
EnviroCom Incorporated
Exelon Corporation
Grosvenor Capital
Management, L.P.
The Home Depot
Huron Consulting Group
Northern Trust Company
Outerwall, Inc.
PepsiCo
Polk Bros. Foundation
The PrivateBank
Sargent & Lundy
Achievement Club
$10,000 - $24,999
A.G. Cox Charity Trust
Allstate Insurance Company
Amsted Industries, Inc.
Aon Service Corporation
BDT Capital Partners, LLC
Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Illinois
Brunswick Corporation
The Canning Foundation
CDW Computer Centers, Inc.
Citibank, N.A.
Deloitte & Touche LLP
DeRoy Testamentary Foundation
Dreambuilders Foundation
Ernst & Young LLP
Garrett Popcorn Shops
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Higher Path Foundation
July 1, 2013 –
June 30, 2014
Marmon Group
McDonald’s USA, LLC
National Material, L.P.
Northwestern University
Medical School
Nuveen Investments
Peoples Energy Corporation
Perkins Hunter Foundation Fund
Perkins Investment
Management, LLC
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
“The Club has been a safe haven
for me: a home away from home.”
Hillshire Farms Foundation
Illinois Clean Energy
Community Foundation
Illinois Community
Currency Exchange
John R. Houlsby Foundation
JPMorgan Chase
KPMG LLP
Lawrence S. Newmark and Gloria
Newmark Foundation
Pritzker Foundation
PVS Chemicals, Inc.
RBC Capital Markets, LLC
Robert R. McCormick Foundation
Ryan Enterprises Group
Schulze & Burch Biscuit Company
Sea Research Foundation, Inc.
The Lowe Group - Berkshire
Hathaway Realty
Toyota Financial Services
CORPORTATE PARTNER:
Bank of America
In 2014, BGCC celebrated 10 years with BOA’s
Student Leaders Summer Internship program as a
host organization. The program, which recognizes
community-minded and academically successful
high school students and connects them to
summer employment, has partnered with BGCC
to place the Student Leaders as junior camp
counselors in our Clubs’ summer camp programs.
Last spring, three BOA Student Leaders were
awarded paid internships at our Green Club,
Ford Heights, and Morgan Park Club.
The BOA Student Leaders Internship program
helps young adults gain a greater understanding
of how nonprofits create impact in the community
and helps develop them as the next generation
of community leaders. The program includes
two components:
• An eight-week, paid summer internship with a
nonprofit organization.
• Participation in the Student Leaders
Summit in Washington, D.C., from July 12-17
(all expenses paid).
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US Bank
Wintrust Financial Corporation
Xerox Corporation
Determination Club
$5,000 - $9,999
Accenture
Altair Advisers
Arch W. Shaw Foundation
Bernstein Global
Wealth Management
Best Buy Children’s Foundation
Caterpillar, Inc.
Chicago Kiwanis Youth Foundation
Coca-Cola Refreshments
Fair Oaks Farms, LLC
Fortune Brands, Inc.
James DiFoggio Plumbing, Inc.
The John Buck Company
Jordan Zalaznick Advisers, Inc.
Karl Knauz Motors, Inc.
Latham & Watkins
MAT Construction LLC
McKinsey & Company
Morgan Stanley
Neiman Marcus Northbrook
Nes Rentals
Nordstrom
Paul Hastings, LLP
Roundtable Healthcare
Executive, LLC
The Siragusa Foundation
Weston Foundation
Hope Club
$1,000 - $4,999
(D) Bros. Investments
Aldridge Electric, Inc.
The Allyn Foundation, Inc.
Anixter International, Inc.
ARS Contracting, Inc.
AT&T Services, Inc.
The Benevity Community
Impact Fund
Berkadia Commercial Mortgage
E-Trade Financial Corporation
Fair Oaks Orthopedists
Fiduciary Trust
Company International
Field Foundation of Illinois, Inc.
Financial Investments Corporation
Financial Strategy Network, LLC
Flood Brothers Disposal Co.
Greenberg Traurig, LLP
Greg A. Lee & Associates
Harlem Irving Companies, Inc.
Hewlett Packard
IBM Corporation
Invesco
James & Catherine
Denny Foundation
James Hardie Building Products, Inc.
Jet Linx Aviation
Jones Day
“The staff members supported my goals in
graduating from high school, planning for college,
and creating amazing opportunities for myself.”
corporate partner:
Apollo Group/University of Phoenix
In 2014, University of Phoenix provided our Youth
of the Year finalists invaluable career coaching,
resume building, and interview training. Youth of
the Year Finalists and their chaperones were also
invited to be guests at a Chicago Blackhawks
game, where they enjoyed food and fun in the
University of Phoenix “Super Suite.”
In addition, our 2014 BGCC Youth of the Year was
named a “Phoenix Rising Star” and spent a day of
professional mentoring with the University of
Phoenix executive team at the downtown
Chicago campus.
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Betsy Kochvar Fund
The Bill Bass Foundation
Blum-Kovler Foundation, Inc.
The Boeing Company
Bridgeview Bank Group
Burke, Warren and Mackay
Burwood Group, Inc.
The CarMax Foundation
CenterPoint Properties Trust
Children’s Home + Aid
Colliers International
Daley Insurance Brokerage, Inc.
The Daniel F. and Ada L.
Rice Foundation
Denton
Deutsche Bank Americas
Foundation Matching
Gifts Program
DRF Installations Inc.
Kennedy Mazda
Kimberly-Clark Corporation
Kiwanis Club of Lakeview Chicago
Lakeside Bank
Lazard Freres and Company, L.L.C.
M.T. Transit, Inc.
Marina Cartage, Inc.
McCortney Foundation
National Investment Services, Inc.
Oberweis Asset Management, Inc.
Papa John’s Chicago
Pappas Restaurants, Inc.
Pedersen & Houpt, P.C.
Pfizer Foundation Matching
Gift Program
Plaza Azteca, Inc.
Porter County
Community Foundation
Primera Engineers, Ltd.
Productigear Inc.
PWS Environmental Inc.
RAM Mechanical
RCN Corporation
Red Bull North America, Inc.
SMS Assist, LLC
Truist Altruism, Connected
Ulmer & Berne LLP
United Automobile UAW
United Quick Transportation
United Way of Greater
Philadelphia and Southern
New Jersey
Vector Custom Fabricating, Inc.
Weber-Stephen Products LLC
Weiner Family Foundation
Western Union Foundation
WGN Television
William Blair & Company, LLC
Over 90% of Club parents
feel BGCC staff care about their
children’s academics
Heroes Club
$500 - $999
3423 North Drake Building, LLC
Acme Refining Company
Arrow Road Construction Co.
The Ayco Charitable Foundation
B & H Cartage, Inc.
Brandenburg Industrial
Service Company
California Community Foundation
Charles Schwab
Christopher Mullen Realty Tax
Daley & George, LLP
Deerfield Young Warriors
Demand Media, Inc.
SMART Girls Summit
corporate partner:
Outerwall
For the past four years, Outerwall has been a
charitable and community engagement corporate
partner, benefitting our General Robert E. Wood
Club located in Chicago’s South Lawndale
neighborhood. Through the invaluable support and
leadership from Outerwall Executive and BGCC
Corporate Board member, Kiera Hynninen, our
Club members have enjoyed meaningful and fun
volunteer events, and our Club has been improved
through volunteer service projects. Outerwall has
sponsored career exploration field trips to their
offices, holiday-themed special events that include
an educational or art component, “Movie Night”
at the Club’s theater for employees and youth,
technology support for the Club’s computer lab, and
“Back to School” events featuring interactive games
and distributing much needed school supplies
for our Club members. Outerwall has consistently
worked with our staff to provide original and
rewarding experiences for volunteers and our youth,
and it is truly a great partnership for our General
Robert E. Wood Club and its Club members.
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Efficient Trucking Inc.
Elgin Sweeping Services, Inc
Enivar Charitable Fund
Executive Women International
Filter Renew Technologies Inc.
Francis Beidler Foundation
Fresno Transport, Inc.
Friends of Heather Steans
93% of Club
members report
that they are at
grade level for
their age
George K. Baum & Company
Golden Incentives, Inc.
Impact 4 Good, LLC.
INA Cartage, Inc.
Johnny O’s Deli & Liquor
Katten Muchin Rosenman
Foundation, Inc.
La Tropicana Food Inc.
Logan Square Pest Control
M & K Quality Truck Sales of
Summit, LLC
M. Mendoza Inc.
Mac Trailer Manufacturing
Neal & Leroy, LLC
Northstar Credit Union
Pomp’s Tire Service/Michelin
Priority Energy, LLC
R4 Services, LLC
RBN and Associates
Rey D’Oror Inc.
Roxul, Inc.
Sedgwick’s Bar & Grill
Stanton R. Cook Foundation
Stefani’s Children’s Foundation
Tomahawk NMK Enterprise Inc.
Truck Tire Sales
W BY WORTH
West Fuels
Club member explores drawing at CB2
CORPORATE PARTNER:
True Value
True Value’s commitment to our mission and our
work has spanned 34 years! This longstanding
partnership has provided significant funding
and volunteer support for our Daniel A. Cotter
Club youth.
Each spring, True Value volunteers visit the Club
and plant vegetables, flowers, and paint various
areas of the Club to improve the Club experience
for our youth.
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In-Kind Donor List
Aon Service Corporation
The Art Institute of Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. Merrick Axel
Bank of America Corporation
Mr. Louis Barnes, Jr.
Mrs. Carol Lavin Bernick
Ms. Amy Blythe
BMO Harris Bank
Ms. Laura Burchard
Ms. Molly P. Carroll
Catering Chocolate
Chicago Blackhawks
Chicago Cubs
Chicago’s Girl On The Go
Mr. Michael J. Childers
Mr. John P. Cialone and
Mr. David Seleb
The Coca-Cola Company North America
Comcast Sportsnet Chicago
Core Power Yoga Studio
Mr. Scott Cotherman
Counter Culture Coffee
Ms. Julie Creed
Dentons
Domnitz & Skemp, S. C.
Mr. Eliot Ephraim
Ernst & Young LLP
Mr. David Faircloth
The Field Museum
Sidney Garber Fine Jewelry
Gibson’s Steakhouse
Griffith Parc Salon
Harmony Mind Body Fitness
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Heaton, III
Frances Hefferman, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Higgins
The Hill Group
Mr. and Mrs. Buckner Hinkle, Jr.
Hu-Friedy Company
Mrs. Nichole C. Humphrey
Ikram
Iwan Ries & Co.
J & L Catering
Edward R. James Partners, LLC
George L. Jewell Catering Service
Mr. Jeff Kautz
Mr. Martin J. Keidan
Koi Gallery at the Galt House
Mr. Tom Lapas
Las Ventanas al Paraiso
Mr. Glenn Lefkovitz
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Lenny
Mr. Christopher D. Lueking
Mr. and Mrs. Marty Masterson
Mr. Stephen C. Mathers
Bart and Katie McCartin
Mr. and Mrs. John E. McGovern III
McGuireWoods LLP
Mr. and Mrs. James McNulty
Meadowood Napa Valley
Mr. and Mrs. David Melam
Michael Kors
Modahnik
Montage Beverly Hills
Museum of Science and Industry
Nancy Krause Floral Design &
Garden Antiques
Navint Partners, LLC
Neiman Marcus Northbrook
Ms. Susan Noyes
Mr. Scott O’Brien
Occhiali Eyeglass
Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Offutt
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O’Neil
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Osborn
Papa John’s Chicago
Peets Coffee and Tea
Phillips Consulting
Dr. Charles A. Pounian
The PrivateBank
Reyes Holdings, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Reyes
Mr. and Mrs. Tanner Rice
Rosebud Restaurants
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rowland
Mr. Mark Rubic
Lydia and Pat Ryan
Saks Fifth Avenue
Salon 1800
Mr. and Mrs. E. Scott Santi
M. Nader Sharifi, DDS, MS
John G. Shedd Aquarium
Mr. Anthony Skemp
Sofitel Chicago Water Tower
Southern Gaming
Mr. John A. Stephan
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Swanson
Tadco
Tempel Steel Company
Terlato Wine Group
The Dailey Method - Chicagoland
Tom Stringer Design Partners
Tranquility Bay Resort
Trunk Club
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Turitz
Unbridled Charitable
Foundation Inc.
Bruce and Beth White
Mr. Joel V. Williamson
Woodruff Johnson & Palermo
SMART Girls Summit
“The Club has offered me and
other teenagers a safe place to
enjoy our youth. The programs
keep me busy and make me a
better person.”
Tech Girls Rock Event
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Traditional Clubs
1.
Daniel A. Cotter Club
2915 N. Leavitt St., Chicago, IL 60618
2.
Pedersen-McCormick Club
4835 N. Sheridan Rd., Chicago, IL 60640
3.
James R. Jordan Boys & Girls Club
and Chicago Bulls Family Life Center
2102 W. Monroe St., Chicago, IL 60612
4. L
ogan Square Club
3228 W. Palmer St., Chicago, IL 60647
5. Louis L. Valentine Club
3400 S. Emerald Ave., Chicago, IL 60616
General Wood at CB2
6.
Dr. Martin L. King Jr. Club
2950 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago, IL 60612
7. G
eneral Robert E. Wood Club
2950 W. 25th St., Chicago, IL 60623
8. L
ittle Village Club
2801 S. Ridgeway Ave., Chicago, IL 60623
Morgan Park Club
9.
1425 W. 112th St., Chicago, IL 60643
School-Based Clubs
10.
Al Raby Club
Al Raby High School
3545 W. Fulton Blvd., Chicago, IL 60624
11.
Bright Club
Orville Bright Elementary School
10740 S. Calhoun Ave., Chicago, IL 60617
12.
Carter Club
William Carter Elementary School
5740 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL 60637
13. F
ord Heights Club
1401 E. 13th Place, Ford Heights, IL 60411
14.
Green Club
Wendell Green Elementary School
1150 W. 96th St.
Trinity All Nations Church
9600 S. Vincennes Ave., Chicago, IL 60643
ZAC Camp
15.
Haley Club
Haley Elementary School
11411 S. Eggleston Ave., Chicago, IL 60628
16.
Howland Club
Howland Charter School
1616 S. Spaulding Ave., Chicago, IL 60623
17.
Logandale Club
Logandale Middle School
3212 W. George St., Chicago, IL 60618
Park Manor Club
18.
Park Manor Elementary School
7037 S. Rhodes Ave., Chicago, IL 60619
Photography credits:
Photographs by Robert (Bob) Carl, Dan Rest, Robert Knapp and
Mary Lazarikos
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Sam’s Club Summer Carnival
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Orville Bright Elementary School
10740 S. Calhoun Avenue
Chicago, IL 60617
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773-269-4823
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Howland Charter School
1616 S. Spaulding Avenue
Chicago, IL 60623
773-527-7330
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95th Elementary
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7037 S. Rhodes Avenue
Chicago,103rd
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312-520-6731
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Logandale Middle School
3212 W. George Street
Chicago, IL 60618
773-342-8800
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Haley
8 Elementary School
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11411 S. Eggleston
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10 Wendell Green Elementary School
1150 W.6 96th Street
3 Church
Trinity All Nations
290 9600 S. Vincennes Avenue
Chicago, IL 60643
16th
773-840-4724
16
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Halsted
9 Morgan Park Club
1425 W. 112th Street
Chicago, IL 60643
773-366-3343
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13 Ford Heights Club
4 E. 13th Place
Armitage 1401
Ford Heights, IL 60411
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8 Little Village Club
2801 S. Ridgeway Avenue
Chicago, IL 60623
773-277-1800
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7 General Robert E. Wood Club
2950 W. 25 th Street
Chicago, IL 60623
773-247-0700
Cicero
Central
Nagle
Austin
Narragansett
Washington
Madison
6 Dr. Martin L. King Jr., Club
Jackson
2950 W. Washington Boulevard
Chicago, IL 60612 Roosevelt Road
773-638-5464
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5 Louis L. Valentine
3400 S. Emerald AvenueDivision
Chicago, IL 60616
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773-927-7373
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Belmont
Club
4 Logan Square
3228 W. Palmer
Street
Diversey
Chicago, IL 60647
Fullerton
773-342-8800
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William Carter Elementary School
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Chicago, IL 60637
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3 James R. Jordan Boys & Girls Club
and ChicagoLawrence
Bulls Family Life Center
2102 W. Monroe Street Montrose
Chicago, IL
60612
Irving
Park
312-226-2323
Addison
Kedzie
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Harlem
2 Pedersen-McCormick Club
4835 N. Sheridan Road
Chicago, IL 60640
773-271-8400
TRA
Clark
10 Al Raby Club
Al Raby High School
3545
Howard W. Fulton Boulevard
Chicago, IL 60624
Morse
773-534-6755
Damen
1 Daniel A. Cotter Club
2915 N. Leavitt Street
Chicago, IL 60618
773-348-1866
Western
SCHOOL-BASED CLUBS
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TRADITIONAL CLUBS
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