Shine a Light
2010 Annual Report
our mission
The Night Ministry was created out
of diverse religious traditions to build
relationships with vulnerable youth and
adults on the nighttime streets. Today,
we build relationships in a variety of
settings. Through these relationships and
the provision of housing, health, spiritual,
and social services, we seek to empower
people of all ages to meet their own needs.
Recognizing the uniqueness, dignity,
and value of each person, we accept
individuals as they are, in an affirming
and compassionate manner. We call the
larger community to the same mission.
Dear Friends,
Throughout Fiscal Year
2010, with the help of
supporters like you at our
“This plan
because there are many
more lives to be touched.
To ensure that The Night
Often in life, we do not
know how we impact others.
Rest assured, however, that
side, The Night Ministry
Ministry can continue
through The Night Ministry,
continued our mission of
touching lives, this year
you do make a difference in
building relationships with
we completed a strategic
the lives of those whom society
vulnerable adults and youth
planning process, the results
has often forgotten or ignored.
on the streets and in our
of which provide us with a
This report highlights some
shelters.
roadmap to guide our work
examples, and we hope you
in the next three years. We
will enjoy reading it.
The involvement of our
friends, in all of the ways they
are establishing systems
partner with us, truly has an
for analyzing our program
As long as there are people
what makes
impact on those whom we
results, and we are planning
who need us, we will
us a unique,
serve. These partnerships
our next moves in order to
continue reaching out to
and this work positively
keep providing the most
them. Thank you for joining
impact the lives of thousands
effective services possible
with us to help those in need
of people in our community
to Chicago’s vulnerable
in our community.
every year.
populations. This plan
reaffirms
important
organization:
Our focus on
For example, a former
us a unique, important
Lakeview contacted The
organization: Our focus
Night Ministry via Facebook
on those who are on the
earlier this year. Six years
streets at night and our
ago, she was a homeless
unconditional acceptance
teen, out of options and
of them, no matter who
needed a place to stay. Now,
they are or where they are in
them, no matter
she is a successful adult and
their life. Such unequivocal
acceptance is the
who they are or
feels she owes that to The
Night Ministry’s involvement
cornerstone of our services;
in her life. She wrote to
in fact, sometimes that
thank us and to encourage
acceptance is even service
us to continue our work,
enough.
on the streets at
night and our
unconditional
acceptance of
where they are
in their life.”
Paul W. Hamann
President
William A. Goldstein
2010 Board Chair
reaffirms what makes
client of our shelter in
those who are
Our work still isn’t done.
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who we serve
The Night Ministry exists to serve people experiencing homelessness or who are in danger of becoming homeless,
and people who are vulnerable and experiencing hardship on Chicago’s streets. Many of The Night Ministry’s
clients, because of fear, mental illness, poverty, or precarious living conditions, need a helping hand to utilize the
healthcare and social support systems that can help them improve their lives.
The Night Ministry serves youth and adults regardless of their religion, ethnicity, social status or sexual orientation.
By educating and building the capacity of volunteers and partner agencies, we call others to join us in our work.
our distinctive
approach
Through consistent presence, along with messages of acceptance and hope, The Night Ministry’s trained staff and
volunteers build affirming and compassionate relationships with adults and youth who are homeless, tenuously
housed, unemployed, or living in poverty. The Night Ministry meets individuals where they are. We listen and
accept without judgment, working to establish safe and trusting relationships so that we can offer support,
encouragement and comfort. We are prepared to provide health care, referrals to additional services, and youth
shelter to those who seek them.
youth shelter services
The Night Ministry owns and operates two buildings as shelters for youth ages 14-20
who are experiencing homelessness. Youth come to our shelters for a variety of reasons:
being kicked out of their home due to pregnancy, sexual orientation, or other reasons;
family financial concerns, including home foreclosure; abuse and/or neglect at home; and
mental health issues. Three programs are available:
Our 32 shelter
•
The Interim Housing Program is 120 days and provides
guidance and support to help youth secure safe and stable
housing, return to school, achieve financial independence, and
access medical care.
•
The Transitional Living Program serves young people
who most likely will not be reunited with family. It provides
educational, employment, health and life skills support for
up to two years. This longer period allows young people the
opportunity to structure a stable living situation once leaving
the shelter.
•
Young women with or expecting children find services tailored
to their needs at our eight-bed, eight-crib Response-Ability
Pregnant and Parenting Program. At-risk young mothers
and their children who do not reside at the shelter also receive
community support through this program, which is a federal
demonstration project.
beds provided
242 homeless
youth with
9,413 nights
in a safe,
warm bed in
fiscal year
2010.
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health outreach bus
In fiscal year
2010, we made
over 73,000
contacts with
families, adults
and youth from
the Health
Outreach Bus.
youth outreach
There are only 189 shelter beds in Chicago reserved for homeless youth. However,
an estimated 2,000 youth experience homelessness every night in Chicago.
The Night Ministry’s 38-foot
Health Outreach Bus delivers
free health care, referrals, and
other services at night to six
Chicago neighborhoods on a
regular schedule all year long,
regardless of weather. The Bus
serves youth, adults, and families
with its specially equipped
nursing station, hospitality area,
and private counseling and HIV
testing room.
Thanks to our dedicated
volunteers, 99,105 meals
were served from the Bus to
individuals out on Chicago’s
nighttime streets.
Youth Outreach Team staff made
more than 9,000 contacts with over
2,000 youth in fiscal year 2010.
The Night Ministry’s Youth Outreach Team is often the first helpful presence for
young people on the street. To help them be safe and access supportive services
that can help them stabilize their lives, the Team goes to neighborhoods where
these young people congregate, such as Lakeview and Rogers Park.
Through the Youth Outreach Team’s large blue van, which has been operating at
night in Lakeview for more than ten years, and in conjunction with the Broadway
Youth Center, The Night Ministry provides housing and job training referrals,
education support, crisis intervention, hygiene supplies and meals.
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showered with
support
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All the residents of The Night
Ministry’s Lakeview Shelter are
pregnant or parenting teens, so
when the girls talked about wishing they could have a baby shower,
the staff decided to throw one for
them. “I got onesies, bibs, lots of
diapers,” explains Niaesha. “What
I got at the shower was all that
I had for her.” What the seven
expectant mothers took away from
the shower and their time at the
shelter was, however, much more
than material gifts: they were able
to build a support network. “This
program changes you as a person,”
explains Niaesha. “I used to have a
nasty, outrageous attitude because
I’d been hurt so many times, but at
the shelter, they’re here to help you,
and it feels very good to have that
support.” Niaesha is now studying
to get her GED, and is confident
that she will go on to pursue her
dream of becoming a social worker.
She and her daughter Nevaeh were
accepted into The Night Ministry’s long-term shelter, where she
can work towards that goal while
focusing on being a great mom and
shining a bright light for Nevaeh to
follow by example. “I love being a
mom,” she says, “She’s perfect, and
The Night Ministry has given me
everything that I need to succeed.”
shine a light
with a song
When The Night Ministry’s Health Outreach Bus began making stops in Chicago’s Pilsen neighborhood, there weren’t a lot of people coming to use the many
services it was there to provide. Gerardo was one of just a handful of people who came regularly to get a meal, but one night when he was very ill, he realized
how much more the bus offered. Nancy Schreiber, one of the Nurse Practitioners for the Bus, treated him and was able to give him the antibiotics he needed
to get well. Gerardo was so thankful for the services he received that he decided to use his talents to give something back: rain or shine, for the last three years
he has brought his mariachi band to The Night Ministry’s Pilsen Bus stop, where he plays for the clients and staff. With his music, he’s helped to shine a light
on the services available at the Bus and encouraged other members of his community who are in need to use them. Now an average of 200 people come every
time it makes its Pilsen stop. “I like coming here because they treat me very well,” Gerardo explains. “I like coming here because I get what I need here.”
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Lorenzo Rowell was just eight years old when
he became homeless. “My mother was using
drugs so I was taken away by the state, but I
didn’t stay in one place. Every year I moved
three or four times.” As a teenager, he stayed at
one of The Night Ministry’s shelters for a month
and learned about their Homeless Experts
Living Life’s Obstacles group (H.E.L.L.O.),
the longest continuously running homeless
youth empowerment group in the U.S. Now,
three years later, Lorenzo has started college
and just moved into his first apartment, but he
is still committed to the group and to shining
a light on the issue of homelessness. Over the
years, he has met with state senators, given
testimony to lawmakers, led workshops, spoken
at homelessness forums, done radio interviews,
and participated in organized protests. He
says he has the most fun at events like the
H.E.L.L.O. art show, which showcased work
done by the group about the problems they face
as homeless youth. This year, Mayor Daley and
Illinois Representative Greg Harris came to the
event and heard Lorenzo present a 22 point
legislative agenda he helped prepare. He is most
proud, however, of going to the state capital
to speak on his 21st birthday. “We actually
got some funding for the homeless youth in
the state because we went down,” he explains.
“I think that’s the biggest impact I’ve had on
homelessness.” When asked why he has stayed
with the group for so long, his answer comes
quickly: “Because my work isn’t done. It will be
done when there are no more homeless people
on the streets.”
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creating
leaders
creating
change
a picture is worth
1,000
words
Jan Rotter began volunteering at The Night Ministry four years ago when her youngest child left for college. With a degree in art education and years of
experience teaching, she spends an average of two nights a week at the shelter playing games, watching movies, and making art with the youth. “I started
keeping copies of their drawings,” she says. “If kids are homeless, everything they have is in a bag or suitcase and a lot of things get lost. This way I can always
make another copy for them.” She also began drawing pictures of some of the children and babies in the shelter, and turned the drawings into a coloring
book for new parents. “I was an adult when I had my first baby, and there was still so much to learn,” she explains. “When you’re 16 or 17 years old with
a new baby, it’s hard.” The book talks about things like choking hazards, soothing methods, and how to hold a bottle. Jan estimates she’s given it to about
100 young people. “It’s a great way to get the information to them,” she says, “because they can just look at the book, and then we can talk about it. It’s not
intimidating. And a lot of the parents are still kids; they still like to color.” If anyone is shining a light, Jan argues that it isn’t her. “I’m just so honored that I
can spend time with these kids. For me it’s a great feeling and they absolutely bring a light into my life.”
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financial information
The following financial information was abstracted from the organization’s
June 30, 2010 financial statements. A copy of the audited financial statements will be provided upon request.
REVENUE
Grants & Contracts
Government Private Foundations
Corporations & Congregations
Total Grants & Contracts
Individuals
Bequests
Special Events
Other (Including Interest)
$ 1,641,135
$ 1,786,265
$ 350,438
$ 3,777,838
$ 604,478
$ 103,494
$ 157,357
$ 24,666
TOTAL REVENUE
$ 4,667,833
EXPENSES BY FUNCTIONAL AREA
Outreach & Health Ministry
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Individuals
13%
Special Events
3%
Bequests
Other
2%
1%
Government
35%
Corporations &
Congregations
8%
Private Foundations
38%
sources of income
HIV Prevention & Testing
Medical Services
Bus Outreach
Total for Outreach & Health Ministry
Youth Services
Open Door Shelter - West Town
Transitional Living Program (8 beds, 2-years)
Interim Youth Shelter (16 beds, 120-days)
After Care
Total for Open Door Shelter - West Town
Youth Outreach
Youth Shelter Network
Open Door Shelter - Lakeview: RAPP Program
Total for Youth Services
Volunteering & Congregational Relations
Development & External Relations
Organizational Administration
$ 210,263
$ 383,644
$ 614,760
$ 1,208,667
TOTAL EXPENSES BY FUNCTIONAL AREA
SURPLUS (DEFICIT)
$ 5,520,190
$ 520,752
$ 1,183,302
$ 60,256
$ 1,764,310
$ 359,856
$ 43,589
$ 962,645
$ 3,130,400
$ 194,732
$ 329,454
$ 656,937
( $ 852,357)
Use of Funds
Development &
External Relations
6%
Organizational
Administration
12%
Outreach &
Health Ministry
22%
Volunteering &
Congregational
Relations
4%
Open Door
Shelter
(Lakeview)
17%
Youth Shelter
Network
1%
Youth Outreach
6%
Open Door Shelter
(West Town)
32%
NOTE: The Night Ministry has maintained a policy of having six months of cash
reserves available to address financial hardships and to meet unexpected needs. With the
challenging economic environment that was faced in FY 10, The Night Ministry’s expenses
exceeded income. In order to continue delivering high quality services in response to
increased needs, the cash reserves were utilized to make up for the difference.
contributions Fiscal Year 2010 (received between July 1, 2009 & June 30, 2010)
Agencies,
Businesses,
Civic Groups,
Corporations,
Foundations,
Government,
Schools
Luminaries
$25,000+
Anonymous
Blue Cross Blue Shield of
Illinois
Chicago Dept. of Family
and Support Services
Chicago Dept. of Public
Health
Chicago Tribune CharitiesHoliday Campaign
ComEd
Illinois Dept. of Human
Services
Lloyd A. Fry Foundation
Michael Reese Health Trust
Polk Bros. Foundation
The Chicago Community
Trust
The Elizabeth Morse
Charitable Trust
The Grainger Foundation
The Mary A. Ackermann
Trust
The Thomas Family
Foundation
U.S. Dept. of Health &
Human Services
U.S. Dept. of Housing &
Urban Development
VNA Foundation
Constellations
$10,000-$24,999
Anonymous
Chicago White Sox
Charities, Inc.
Cubs Care, a Fund of the
McCormick Foundation
Edmond & Alice Opler
Foundation
Franklin Square
Foundation
Harry S. Black & Allon Fuller
Fund
Helen Brach Foundation
Julius Frankel Foundation
Marlene and Gil Bowen
Christian Outreach Fund
Mudd Family Foundation
Northern Trust
Oberweiler Foundation
Peoples Gas
Ravenswood Health Care
Foundation
The Albert Pick, Jr. Fund
The Chatlos Foundation, Inc.
The Judy Family
Foundation
The Lifeboat Foundation
Thrivent Financial For
Lutherans
City Lights
$5,000-$9,999
Anonymous
A.G. Cox Charity Trust
AIDS Foundation of
Chicago
Arch W. Shaw Foundation
Charter One Foundation
Chicago Alliance to End
Homelessness
Daniel F. and Ada L. Rice
Foundation
Emergency Food and Shelter
National Board Program
Harris Bank
Kraft Foods Foundation
Michael and Rosalind Keiser
Charitable Trust
Quarles & Brady LLP
Robert G. Friedman
Foundation
The Irving Harris Foundation
The Negaunee Foundation
The Private Bank and Trust
Company
The Siragusa Foundation
The Elizabeth Morse Charitable Trust (JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. and
James L. Alexander, Co-Trustees) is presented with the Lamplighter Award
for Outstanding Foundation at our Awards Dinner and Auction
Guiding Lights
$1,000-$4,999
BP Foundation, Inc.
Bross Family Foundation
C. Louis Meyer Family
Foundation
Chicago Mercantile
Exchange Group
Church World Service, Inc.
Columbia College Chicago
CVS Pharmacy, Inc.
David & Jean Stremmel
Fund/donor advised fund at The
Chicago Community Trust
Duggan Bertsch, LLC
Elick and Charlotte Lindon
Foundation
George M. Eisenberg
Foundation
Hitachi High Technologies
America
Jacob Best Foundation
Jocarno Fund
KJ Investment
McCormick Foundation
McCortney Foundation
National Graphics, Inc.
Netrix, LLC
Northern Trust
Patrick and Anna M. Cudahy
Fund
Philip M. Friedmann Family
Pugh, Jones, Johnson &
Quandt, P.C.
Resource Partners Chicago, Inc.
Rice Derivative Holdings, LP
Robert T. Friedman Family
Foundation
Shaker Family Foundation
Special People in Need
Stout Risius Ross, Inc.
Sulzer Family Foundation
The Bednarz/McMahon
Family Fund
The Blowitz-Ridgeway
Foundation
The Boeing Company
The Clingen Foundation
The Connelly Foundation
The Dewan Foundation
The Donnelley Foundation
The Fama Family Charitable
Fund
The John D. & Catherine T.
MacArthur Foundation
The Kramer Family Fund, a
donor advised fund of the Merrill
Lynch Community Charitable
Fund of The Chicago Community
Foundation
The Pierce Family
Charitable Foundation
The Russell C. Page
Charitable Trust
The Sondheimer Family
Foundation
Vedder Price, PC
Westex, Inc.
Winston & Strawn LLP
Wolin-Levin, Inc.
Zuckerman Family
Foundation
Streetlights
$500-$999
Anonymous
ACE Charitable Foundation
Amergent
David B. Sykes Family
Foundation
Dreyer Medical Clinic,
Dermatology Department
Edward & Rose Donnell
Foundation
Fannie Mae Foundation
Gibsons, LLC
Ira Kaufman Family
Foundation/Stephen &
Lori Kaufman
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Premier Entertainment
Group, Inc.
Rachel B. Williams
Foundation
Renaissance Charitable
Foundation Inc.
Tetra Tech, Inc.
The Ellis/Ohl Fund/donor
advised fund at The Chicago
Community Trust
The Horwich Family
Foundation
The Joyce Foundation
USG Foundation, Inc.
William Harris Investors. Inc.
With One Voice
Matching Gifts
Pro golfer Rich Beem at The Night Ministry’s
fourth annual Golf Classic
Kardos Family Foundation
Kraft Foods
L&W Supply Corp.
Ladies of The Chicago
Northshore Elks
Microsoft Corporation
Motorola Foundation
PCS Administration (USA),
Inc.
Sauganash Woman’s Club
Foundation
The Connolly Charitable
Fund of the Merrill Lynch
Community Charitable Fund
of The Chicago Community
Foundation
The Bank of America
Foundation
The Woman’s Club of
Evanston
Truist
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Wells Fargo Community
Support Campaign
Windy City Rollers, LLC
Lanterns
$250-$499
Anonymous
Cedar Hill Associates, Inc.
Ecolab, Inc.
Elmhurst College
GiveForward, LLC
Hospira
John & Mary Willis
Foundation
Lucy’s Children’s Fund Inc.
MacFund
Marshall, Gerstein & Borun
LLP
Pepsico Foundation
ACE Charitable Foundation
Allstate Giving Campaign
Amsted Industries
Foundation
Aurora Investment
Management LLC
BP Foundation, Inc.
Chicago Mercantile
Exchange Group
Chicago Tribune Foundation
Denbury Onshore LLC
Discover Financial Services
Fannie Mae Foundation
Gap Foundation
GATX Corporation
General Re Corporation
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Hospira
HSBC Philanthropic
Programs
iStar Financial, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase
Foundation
Kraft Foods
Macy’s Foundation
McDonald’s Corporation
Microsoft Corporation
Midland National Life
Insurance Co.
Morgan Stanley Annual
Appeal Campaign
Motorola Foundation
Northern Trust
OCE North America, Inc.
PCS Administration (USA),
Inc.
Peoples Gas
Pepsico Foundation
Tetra Tech, Inc.
The Bank of America
Foundation
The John D. & Catherine T.
MacArthur Foundation
The Joyce Foundation
The Prudential Foundation
Thrivent Financial For
Lutherans
Truist
UBS
USG Foundation, Inc.
W. W. Grainger
Wellpoint Foundation
Associate Giving Campaign
Wells Fargo Community
Support Campaign
Congregations &
Denominations
Luminaries
$25,000+
Winnetka Congregational
Church
Constellations
$10,000-$24,999
Kenilworth Union Church
Union Church of Hinsdale
City Lights
$5,000-$9,999
Glenview Community
Church
Illinois Conference of the
United Church of Christ
Women’s Association of
Glenview Community
Church
Women’s Society of
Winnetka Congregational
Church
Guiding Lights
$1,000-$4,999
Broadway United Methodist
Church, Chicago
Christ Church, Winnetka
Congregational United
Church of Arlington
Heights
First Congregational Church
of La Grange
First Congregational Church,
Naperville
First Congregational Church
of Wilmette
First Presbyterian Church of
Deerfield
First Presbyterian Church, La
Grange
First Presbyterian Church of
Lake Forest
Fourth Presbyterian Church,
Chicago
Glencoe Union Church
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Church, Palos Heights
Grace Lutheran Church &
School, River Forest
Grace Lutheran Church of
Evanston
Highland Park Presbyterian
Church
Immanuel Evangelical
Lutheran Church, Chicago
Northfield Community
Church
Northminster Presbyterian
Church, Evanston
Pilgrim Congregational
Church, Oak Park
Presbytery of Chicago
Redeemer Lutheran Church,
Hinsdale
Resurrection Lutheran
Church, Chicago
Sauganash Community
Church, Chicago
Southminster
Presbyterian Church,
Arlington Heights
St. John’s Evangelical
Lutheran Church,
Wilmette
St. Paul United Church of
Christ, Chicago
The Church of the Holy
Spirit of Lake Forest
The Episcopal Church
of St. James the Less,
Northfield
Yorkfield Presbyterian
Church, Elmhurst
Streetlights
$500-$999
Barrington United
Methodist Church
Bethel United Church of
Christ, Elmhurst
Community Presbyterian
Church, Mount Prospect
Community Protestant
Congregational Church
UCC, Mundelein
Fellowship Christian
Church, Oak Park
First Congregational
Church UCC, Des Plaines
First Presbyterian Church,
Homewood
Grace Evangelical
Lutheran Church,
Elmwood Park
Hope Christian Reformed
Church, Oak Forest
Lyonsville Congregational
UCC, Indian Head Park
Mary, Seat of Wisdom
Parish, Park Ridge
Mayfair Lutheran Church
Morton Grove
Community Church
Park Ridge Presbyterian
Church
Plymouth Congregational
UCC, Burlington,
Wisconsin
Riverside Presbyterian
Church, Riverside
Saint Isaac Jogues, Niles
The Presbyterian Church of
Palatine
Winnetka Covenant
Church, Wilmette
Woman’s Society of First
Congregational Church,
Western Springs
Women’ s Association of
Union Church of Hinsdale
Lanterns
$250-$499
Bethlehem United Church
of Christ, Chicago
Episcopal Church Women,
Diocese of Chicago
Faith United Protestant
Church, Park Forest
First Congregational
Church UCC, Brookfield
Franciscan Sisters of the
Sacred Heart, Frankfort
Gloria Dei Lutheran
Church, Downers Grove
Grace Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Northbrook
Holy Covenant M.C.C.,
Brookfield
Holy Trinity Lutheran
Church, Glenview
Immanuel United Church
of Christ, Streamwood
Irving Park United
Methodist Church,
Chicago
Lutheran Campus Ministry
at University of Chicago
Lutheran Church of The
Ascension, Northfield
North Illinois Conference
UMC
North Shore Baptist
Church, Chicago
Our Savior’s Lutheran
Church, Arlington Heights
Peace Memorial Church,
Palos Park
Presbyterian Church of
Western Springs
Sisters of Christian Charity,
Wilmette
Sunday Worship Service,
Bensenville
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Rolling Meadows
United in Faith Lutheran
Church, Chicago
Wellington Avenue United
Church of Christ, Chicago
Women of the ELCA-St.
Luke’s, Park Ridge
Individuals
Luminaries
$25,000+
Ellen & Paul Gignilliat
The Estate of Morton
Goldsmith & Naomi Lupka
Anne & Bill Goldstein
The Estate of J. Moritz
Grolimund
Alicia & Peter Pond
James N. Pritzker
Constellations
$10,000-$24,999
Bruce & Jennifer Lee
Richard & Kathleen Michel
Michael Rooney
Anne and William Tobey
City Lights
$5,000-$9,999
Anonymous (3)
Robert Bolt
Bob & Jill Delaney
Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Dik
Chester A. Gougis & Shelley
Ochab
Janice L. Honigberg & John
Hedges
Judelson Family
Foundation
Laurel A. Neu
Frances O’Brien
Karen & Dick Pigott
John & Jeanne Rowe
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Ruddy
Dr. & Mrs. Ralph Ryan
Helen & Dick Thomas
Steven R. VanBever
Carl W. Warschausky &
Laurie B. McCollum
Stephanie Nora White &
Raymond J. White, Jr.
Guiding Lights
$1,000-$4,999
Anonymous (12)
Gordon & Paula Addington
James L. Alexander
Jeffrey & Cheryl Anderson
Michael P. Bagley
Staci & William Beam
Robert Beck
B. Frederick Becker
Mr. & Mrs. Everett J. Bell
David & Nicole Berger
Mr. & Mrs. Harrington
Bischof
Sue & Jim Blomberg
Philip J. Bornhofen
Naomi Tudor Borwell
Charles P. Carey
Maureen & Robert Carson
Michael Cashion
Chris & Faris Chesley
Susan Hollis Clayson
Gary Collins
Julie & Christopher Conger
John V. Connelly
William L. Connelly III
Rita T. Cooper
James Crouthamel
Jane & Bob Dearborn
Matthew J. Dillig
Melanie D. Ehrhart
Jean M. Engelkemeir, MD
Brian & Kathy Fergemann
Ben Finch
Fred & Sarah Flosi
James & Karin Flynn
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Foley
Friends at Neighborhood
Development Club
Michael T. Galvin
William J. Gibbons
Andy Goldman
Paul W. Hamann
Margaret S. Hart
Guy Haupin
Dorrit E. Herreid
Edie & Mark Hickman
Gaye Hill & Jeffrey Urbina
Sarah & Andrew Hixson
James B. Hoesley
Mark E. Hoppe
Jane Trueheart Huels
Dick & Lou Hurckes
Kevin R. Hyland
Catherine A. Jacobson
David H. Joel & Susan
Holtzman
Laurel and Irv Kaage
Frederick M. Kaplan
Marion & Chuck Kierscht
Sarah J. Kilpatrick
Eric Knepper
Robert Kohl & Clark Pellett
Elizabeth Kuhn
Mrs. Harriet A. Lake
Nancy Lanoue & Sarah
Ludden
Stuart B. Larkin
Bill & Blair Lawlor
Michael A. Leppen
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Liebman
Trust
Mike Linder
Kathryn Lisek
Brian & Kim Love
Jim & Kay Mabie
Judd D. Malkin
Patricia May
Ted & Almeda Maynard
Steven McGowan
David McGranahan
Bruce & Jane McLagan
James P. McMillin
Sheila Merry & Tom Pitt
Dennis Moffitt
David C. Mohr
Dr. & Mrs. Frank T. Mohr
Annie Mygind
Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Neaman
Kimberly Nicole
William & Cathleen Osborn
John Oskin
Ellen L. Partridge
Barbara & Robert P.
Perkaus, Jr.
Kurt T. Peters & Elizabeth
Hopp-Peters
Denise M. Peterson
John & Sheila Pigott
Joel and Trisha Pomerenk
Smith T. Powell III & Eva
Janzen Powell
Stephen T. Pratt
Karen & James Prieur
Mary Ann Pusateri
Eric Pynnonen
Robert Riesman
Bud Riley
Sheila Roche
Holly B. Rothschild
Rachel & Bryan Ruhman
Sandra & Earl Rusnak
John K. Sanders
David Garside and Board Member Dennis W. Thorn at the annual Golf Classic
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Leanne Sardiga
Michael Sassan
Ruth Gill Schmitz & Fred
Schmitz
Michele A. Semisch
Margaret Shaklee & Hillis
Howie, Jr.
Matthew D. Smith
Guy & Linda Snyder
Ted & Audrey Spiegel
Moira & Mitchell Staggs
Leonard Strauch
Dave & Rusty Strouse
Lee & Joan Strouse
Sven & Julie Sykes
Tod Tappert & John
Gallagher
Sean Taylor & Sian Sutcliffe
Dennis W. Thorn
Barbara J. Timberlake
Thomas & Jeannie Tisbo
Lisa Brown Tribbett
Kevin Walsh
Jean & Coleman
Woodhouse, Jr.
Michael & Mary Woolever
Howard & Iris Wittenberg
Beverly & Bruce Young
Cynthia & George Zilliac
Dr. Lawrence & Judith
Zimmerman
Dr. Mark Sobor & Anna
Zolkowski
Streetlights
$500-$999
Anonymous (17)
Geoffrey A. Anderson
John J. Baffa
Lorraine & Randy Barba
Emily Barker
Norma Z. Bennett
Kay Berkson & Sidney
Hollander
Arleen & Robert Blatt
Margie & Mike Bluestein
Boehrer Family
Barbara Bolsen
Judson Brooks
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Volunteers from Quarles & Brady LLP give out food from the Health Outreach Bus
Mr. & Mrs. Dean L. Buntrock
Frank Butler
Joe Byrd & Helen Slade
Gretchen S. Cahn
Cail & Sheryl Calder
Roger & Ginny Carlson
Emily & John Chen
Deborah Claflin
Jim & Jo Cochrane
Michael Cole
Colette Connelly
Larry & Diane Cooper
Merle R. Cooper
Beth A. Coughlin & David
D. Wang
Amy & Samuel Crider
Kristi Dahm & Brian
Herman
Cynthia C. Damisch
Philip H. Darrow
Marisa & Robert Doherty
William & Wilma Dooley
Anne-Marie Douglas
Theresa & Basil Doyle
Linda Ellis
Tina M. Erickson & Mike
Krutsch
John & Catherine Estey
Megan Flood
Carol & Brian Foley
Robert & Marjorie Foster
Lester & Angie Frankenthal
Maureen Glassberg
Helen W. Grieve
Jim & Brenda Grusecki
Lori & Mark Hamann
Patricia Hamann
John and Julie Hansen
Allison Herriott
Robert P. Hineman
Agatha Hoene
Mr. & Mrs. James S. Hogan
James & Wanda Hollensteiner
Edward M. Hubert
Pamela K. Hull
Brian Hurley
Paul Huxhold
Judy Istock
Robert Jespersen
Michael & Marion Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory
Kaczmarek
Michelle Keiler
Curtis Kelly
James & Ozana King
William Kristofek
William & Kathryn Ksander
Sara Kuehnrich
Deborah Y. Lahey
Carolyn A. Landwehr
Janice Liten & Mike Schnur
Kathleen & Joseph C.
Madden
Mark Magee
Siobhan Maguire
Sharon & Scott Markman
Scott Matzelle
Kay W. McCurdy
Mark P. Miller
Joanne Mineo
William & Patricia Minihan
Oscar Moore, Jr.
Ed & Marcia Moore
Sandra L. Mueller
Pat & Jim Nack
Andrew Nelson
Dominic & Nancy Palazzolo
Kate C. Pavera
Martin Perry & Barbara
Williams
E. Scott Peterson & Judith
M. Desenis
Derek L. Pieper
Hadley & Carol Pihl
Elizabeth Phillips
Joseph Podwika
Janet Rassenfoss & Alan
Swanson
Mary Hutchings Reed
Susan Roach
Encarnacion Roldan, Jr.
Pam and Paul Rolfes
Jan and Jerry Rotter
Robert E. & Cynthia M.
Sargent
Lauren & Steven Scheibe
Karen & Frank Schneider
Thomas & Nancy Sharp
Lorelle & Richard Silverman
Peter Skoglund
Suzanne T. Smart
Charles & Jean Smoots
Joseph Sorce
Michael & Antje Spade
Darolyn & Robert Spannuth
David Stamper
Randy & Stacy Stearns
Christopher R. Stein
Thomas R. Stelmack
James Strait & Janina Levy
Timothy J. Sullivan & Mike
Humphrey
David J. Thurber
John Tillman
Thomas & Betty Toser
George & Karen
Tzanetopoulos
John & Virginia Ulaszek
Henry & Janet Underwood
John D. Van Pelt & Sharon
M. Quintenz
Mrs. Herbert A. Vance
Barbara L. Vegter
Diane & Kurt Vragel
Catherine & Frederick
Waddell
William R. Wallin
Dr. Theodore C. Walters &
Michael A. Walters
Elliot S. Weisenberg
Valerie & Robert Weiss
Callie Whelan
Rev. Phil & Sharon Yetter
Andrew J. Zych
Lanterns
$250-$499
Anonymous (22)
Dora & John Aalbregtse
Larry & Barbara Adkison
Jessica Agin
Aviva Alter
Kristin Anderson
Lucy Ascoli
Falan Austin
Janice G. Bail
Melanie & John Balzer
Jack & Beth Barnett
Randy Barrengos &
Geoffrey Ayoub
Charles & Patsy Barrow
Gail Bartlett
Lori & Kevin Bedell
Sharleen Bermann
Cinda L. Berry
James M. & Jean K. Berry
Lynn J. Besser
Lieselotte N. Betterman
John M. Betts
D. Steven Bishop
Ralph & Leslie Bishop
Susan N. Bishop
Michael Blake
Steven Blinderman
Spencer & Lesley Bloch
Dan & Louise Bockelmann
Carol D. Boemmel
Kevin Borvia
Maarten Bosland
Eldon Boyd
Robert & Tassie Brautigam
Matthew Brett
Beth A. Brown
Thomas Brusstar
Todd A. Buchner
Rita Buczynska
Betsy Burtelow & Jim Boyer
Paul & Janet Cahill
James R. Callero
D. A. Campbell
Roy W. Carlson
Kathryn M. Carmona
Patricia L. Cawley
John & Charleen Cepek
Paul & Kathy Cepuran
Suckhee Cha
Mark Chakoian
Judith and Gary Childrey
Tom & Jo Clark
Phyllis D. Coffin
Carol & Ron Cole
Stephen & Jane Coley
John & Diane Conway
Michael & Patricia Corbett
Joyce Crane
Catherine Crino
Mr. & Mrs. D. A. Dayton
Carla M. Dehmlow
Dave & Carol Demarais
Virginia Demos
Alice Dermer
Jeananne Digan & Chris
Doherty
Stephen C. Duck
James & Jill Due
Thomas J. Ehlen
Chuck Elliott & Margaret
Sullivan
Marion Evans
Richard Fabbrini
Joseph Feldman
Suzanne McBride
Feldmann
Kelly A. Fetzer
Keri J. Fieser
Wilfred & Audrey Fiet
Krista Figlewicz
E. James T. Flynn & Beverly
Flynn
Karen Freeburg
Jacqueline Kurcz Frett
Daniel & Roxane Friedman
Gwenette Friend
Paul Frosell, Jr.
Carolyn & Gerald Funk
Pearlie Gardner
Mary C. Gately
Barbara S. Gifford
Carlyn C. Goettsch
Michael F. Golm
Louise E. Goos
Joseph X. Grassi
David G. Graupner
Richard & Mary Gray
Kenneth Green & Holly
Wathan
Alan & Carol Greene
Thomas A. Grell
Laurie Gusho
Evangeline Haarlow
Rita M. Hamann
Bethany Hand
Denise & Jerry Hickey
Michael Hill
Brad Hill
Kenneth E. Hollingsworth,
MD
P. Andrew Hottell III
Richard T. Hough
DeVerille A. Huston
Michael S. Hyman
John & Lisa Iberle
Stephen Irle
Robert M. Ivancic
Peter & Tamara Jaffe-Notier
Thomas M. James
Dr. & Mrs. Ernst K. Janzen
Rick & Mary Jobski
Marilyn J. Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Silas Keehn
John & Judith Keller
Bonnie Kepplinger
Christopher Kertesz
William M. Kiolbassa
Lore B. Kirchheimer
Q. J. Kiser
Jerome Klafta
Judy & Bill Knight
Lorenz F. Koerber, Jr.
Jacqueline & Bruno H. Kolb
Jacqueline Krump
Krystol LaMar
Noreen & Robert
Lassandrello
Louise Leestma
Mrs. Frederick R. Lent
Sam & Shari Lewis
Violet M. Lidinsky
Stephen & Rhonda Little
Geri M. Llaguno
William C. Lordan
Elizabeth Loudermilk
Jim Luebchow & Harriet
Holderness
Mike & Lynn Lullo
Carlene Lutz
Ruth Lynch
Sylvia Lynch
David Mackler
Madelyn MacMahon
Roseann M. Mark
Mary K. Marks
Daniel & Linda Marquardt
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory
Marshall
Andrew & Kelly Masse
Rodger D. McDowall
Henry Messerschmidt
Marvin & Lorna Metge
Gail Meyer
Georgiana Micholas
Rev. Charles Harvey Miley
& George H. Tinker
Stephen & Judy Miller
Mattye B. Mingo
Gregg & Elizabeth Morton
Jim Motzer
William R. Muenster
Nancy B. Mullarkey
Mr. & Mrs. Kermit Myers
Joseph Negri
Daniel A. Nesi, MD
Leif & Valerie Nielsen
Rose M. Nino
Marilyn C. Nottenburg
Stephen & Deborah
O’Connor
Frances M. O’Hern
Cathryn O’Malley
Ronald & Donna Ortiz
Catherine Pabich
Julie Pallotta
Arthur Palmer & Pamela
Gellen
Thomas C. & Mary E.
Parrish
Mary & Terry Pasquale, Jr.
Roxeln M. Pepper
Esther Perez
Richard Peterson & Wayne
Bradley
Patricia & Russell Pike
Bernadine & Edward Pillar
Helen C. Poot
Johnnie M. Pope
Elizabeth M. Postell
Maria Poulos
Jeanne C. Rappel
Daniel R. Raudonis
Rebecca & Jeffrey
Reichenbach
Corrine Reichert
Daniel Robinson
Jeanne Robinson & Louis
Berkman
Paul & Sharlene Roge
Mimi Rosenbush
Harriet Cary Ross
Anthony & Jane Rothschild
Larry Samet
Mary Beth Saraceno
Mary & John Satter
Ben & Marianne Schenker
Christine Scheurer
Robert & Mary Schloerb
Mary T. Schmich
Jodi L. Schubert
Deborah R. Schuler
Sandra & Ronald Schutz
David Y. Schwartz
Nan & Jack Schwemm
Catherine A. Sell
Harriet M. Shane
Robert & Alison Sierens
Carey Smith
Jennifer Snyder
David & Lori Soglin
Jan & Paul Springborn
William A. Stamer
Sylvia V. Stec
Stanley O. Steele
Linda S. Sumis
Margaret Swanson
Genevieve A. Szajnecki
Helen Szymanski
James Tai
Pamela Meier Tingley
Swanette Triem
Donna Lee Trotter
Margaret J. Vais
Kathleen Vito
Ann Wagner
Pamela Waud
Barbara A. Weiner
Valerie B. Wiley
Diane Williams
Vickie Winters
Mrs. Hertha M. Wisdom
Mary B. Wojewnik
Katherine Yoshida
Barb & Jerry Youngren
John F. Zissis
Individuals line up at the Health Outreach Bus stop in Humboldt Park
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in honor
Gordon and Paula
Addington
Donald Friedman
Kristen & Ron Alden,
Robin & Dan Petty,
Claudia & Barry Burgett, Jill & Nate Alden, Kyle
Zulker
James & Shirley Court
Ann Ballard & Sue Warner
Susan Turner
Paul Baltrusaitis & Erin
Malloy
Donald Shea
Noah Baron
David & Nicole Berger
June W. Beesley
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin F.
Metge
Tom Behrens and Barbara
Bolsen
Frances Sugden
Tom Behrens
Susan & David Barron
Patricia A. Broughton
Gary Collins
Jo-Ellyn Dorsey & Tom
Swanson
Mr. & Mrs. Robert I. Soare
Susan & Bill Bennett
Kathleen V. Price
Richard Blaki
William G. Blocki
Dr. Jordan C. Block, D.D.S.
Dorothea M.
Wechselberger
Sid Bohn
Hugh F. Halverstadt &
Craig Endicott
Barbara Bolsen
Mr. & Mrs. William D.
Bolsen, Jr.
Elizabeth Baldwin
Phillips
Martha Pierce
George and Judy Bonnett
Rev. Mabel L. Rice
Mark & Heather Bradley
Mr. & Mrs. Richard A.
Pavia
Heather Bradley & YOT crew
Christopher Kertesz
Duone Brown
Micole Harms
Duone Brown & Kara
Lashmet
Gary Greicar
Stephanie Uhl
Marguerite Burke
Caitlin Burke
Catherine Jurgensen
A group from Mitsui Rail Capital LLP volunteers
with the Health Outreach Bus
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Sara Byerly
Meghan Sweet
Kathleen Cahill & Karen
Corbin
Donna Davis & Jeff Cash
Mr. & Mrs. William
Chewning
Rev. Charles Harvey
Miley & George H.
Tinker
Bruce and Linda
Campbell
Mr. & Mrs. David A.
Hirsch
Bettie Coffey
Melanie D. Ehrhart
Helen Cogrove
Susan M. Cosgrove
Rabbi Menachem Cohen
Paula Cohen
Clarence L. Coleman, Jr.
Lillian S. Coleman
Bev Compton
Mary Hamester
Cathie & Chuck Contero,
Marge Cunnigham &
Dan Cole
Maryann & Robert
Kramer
Tony Cosenza & Paul
Walden
Marilyn Allegra
Majorie Coughlin
Lisa Hildebrand
Rev. Marty Cox
Janet & Melferd Bose
Eugene Crane
Doris Wolin
National Association of
Bankruptcy Trustees
Amy Viola & Dan Cross
Barry Smith
Pamela Cross & Dick
Stadler, Sue & Brett
Prigge
Michael M. Linder
Kristi Dahm and Brian
Herman
Karen & Richard Herman
Dale
Karen McGinnis
Alderman Vi Daley & staff
Dee & Alan Brody
Susan Delson Family
Sandra D. Silva
Miranda S. Donnelley
The Donnelley
Foundation
Courtney Donnell
Grace Allison
Arthur Ellis
Linda Ellis
Employees of JSA
Belinda Shastal
Brian Fergemann
Ann Fergemann
Evelyn Friedman
Mr. & Mrs. Sidney M.
Friedman
Hannah & Molly Furlong
Anne-Marie Douglas
Gail and Len
Bertha Mount
Maryann Galante
Patricia M. Obog
Bill & Anne Goldstein
Kathy Carroll & Dan
Schonwald
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A.
Judelson
Bill Goldstein
Peter Flanzer
Susan & Sy Frolichstein
Catherine Koehler
Carol Warshawsky
Alfred & Desiree Grant
Responsible Investment
Group LLC
Glenn Greene
Mr. & Mrs. Sandor Grosz
Robert V. Gregory
Margaret Smith
Paul Hamann & TNM Staff
Barbara A. Weiner
Doug Harris
Russell L. Nicholson
Javon Harris
Elizabeth Loudermilk
Jill Hicks
Mark Hicks
Mark Hicks, Jr.
Mark Hicks
Mark & Jill Hicks
Mark Hicks
Stacey, Mark, Kaiya &
Dakota Hietikko
Sheree McCullough
Anne Holcomb
Carrie L. Hedges
Alice & Raymond Perry
Ike Hong
Mr. & Mrs. Mark R.
Neaman
Andrew Hottell
Nancy M. Hottell
Dr. Aimee I. Horton
Maureen T. Gregg
Doug Hughes & Kate
Bartell, Elizabeth
Haefele
Mr. & Mrs. William A.
Sabin
Pam & Michael Issen
Gale & John Klein
Marguerite Judge
Gerard Judge
Rev. Paul Johns
Caryl Molinaro
Alex Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. John Conidi
David Johnson
Sarah Sonnamaker
Nathalie Weil
Dr. John Johnson
Isabel Nunez
Karen Jordan
Steve Solomon/Comed
Robert Judelson
The Horwich Family
Foundation
Fred M. Kaplan
Jennifer Rose
Sr. Dr. Joyce Kemp
Rev. Charles Harvey
Miley
Kenilworth Union Church
Mrs. Jean G. Schuessler
Kate Langley & David
Balsley
Anthony Decanini
Margaret E. Lavelle
Mary B. Lavelle
Rachel & Naomi Lazar
Bart A. Lazar
Janet Lombardi
William Daker
Judy & George Lowman
Carol Linne
Melissa Maguire
Andrew Falconer
Mary Ann Nelson
Alexa Markman
Irene Caminer
Judith & Jerry Kaufman
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Mardell
Sharon & Scott Markman
Barbara M. Schrayer
Kathy Wilson
Rob McCarthy, Pat
Woods, Cheryl Flinn,
Bob Lupo & Jen Buteyn
Jennifer Snyder
Jamel Magee
Barbara A. Weiner
Three members of a
Jewish temple
Lucia V. Suqi
Erica Carlin Muffie
Lee F. Meyer
Julia M. O’Hern
Frances M. O’Hern
Angela Sue (Miley)
Pitstick
Rev. Charles Harvey
Miley & George H.
Tinker
Sean O’Malley
Peggy Pandzik
Alicia and Peter Pond
Verna E. Erickson
Christy Prassas
Frederick M. Kaplan
Sharon Quintenz & John
Van Pelt
Barbara & Richard
Prendergast
Jan Gross Rotter
Gary Robinson
Barry Shepard
Pastor Jen Rude
Susan Derylak
James & Ozana King
Ronald Rude
Jen Rude & Deb Derylak
Alison Toback-Hofeld
Todd Salemi
Sheree McCullough
Tim Sallinger
Robert Sallinger
Sammy
Betty & Stan Weinberger
John K. Sanders
Ashley N. Bankroff
Rusell C. Bond III
Jeffrey P. Carlson
Dawn Dall
Ashley A. Fowler
Andrew Gallagher
Jason T. Gorczyca
William W. Greaves
Douglas B. Hamilton
Gerard A. Iacullo
Robert M. Ivancic
Karen E. Johnson
Allen B. Morlock
Barbara Pinto
Michael C. Sanchez
Larry G. Simpson
Douglas Smith
Stephen A. Tubbs
Timothy J. Volk
David S. Wells
Edward C. Wosylus
Benjamin G. Scheie
Kathie Wachholder
Mr. & Mrs. Robert
Schmerda
George H. Tinker
Marilyn & David Scholl
Sara R. Alt
Daniel J. Schwartz
David Y. Schwartz
Francesco Sguanci
Zuzana Majtanova
Dr. Charles Shapiro
Doris Wolin
Jo Sherwood
Carlene Lutz
Elizabeth Nesi Sierra
Dr. Daniel A. Nesi
Susan & David Smith
Carey Smith
Frances & William
Springborn
Mr. & Mrs. Paul W.
Springborn
Agnes Stephan
Sam Stephan
Vincent J. Sulgit
Theresa A. Sulgit
Hanif Sulin
Yasmeen Sulin
Jana & Jamie Teich
Ellen J. Alexander
The Night Ministry Youth
Outreach Team
Margaret E. Carroll
The Staff of The Night
Ministry
Merle R. Cooper
Kari McLean
Barbara Timberlake
Mrs. Edward Kuhn
Barbara M. Tinker
Rev. Charles Harvey
Miley & George H.
Tinker
Cathy Tinker & Paul
Musser
Rev. Charles Harvey
Miley & George H.
Tinker
John Tinker & Adrian
Card
Rev. Charles Harvey
Miley & George H.
Tinker
Andrew & Shelly Torok
Rev. Charles Harvey
Miley & George H.
Tinker
Pastor Laura Truax
Timothy R. High
in memory
Miguel Angel Canchola,
Outreach Professional
Robert, Lynnea, Kaittlyn,
and Laura Van Dame
Lesly Van Dame
Laurene von Klan
Esther Lev
Dave Wywialowski
Jim & Eva M. Schuchardt
Mark & Julie Walden
Sonja Daniels
Carl Warschausky
Lori & Kevin Bedell
Nancy Goldberg
De Verille A. Huston
Mr. & Mrs. Harley
Hutchins
Carol Nielsen
The Weisenbergs,
DePierros and Mulvihills
Dr. Elliot S. Weisenberg
Elliot Weisenberg & Clara
Orban
Scott DePierro
The generosity of The
Westin employees
Linda E. Sorensen
Marc & Debbie Willage
Hannah Willage
The Rev. Won Ho Kim
Patricia Robbins
Caldwell
Kim Ziyavo
Ann & Larry Baas
Rev. Raymond R. Day
Maryann G. Strain
Harriet C. Dennis
Vivian Allison & Daniel J.
Jeffrey L. Dennis
Pachman, M.D.
Sister Laura Dillon O.P.
Grace Allison
Maryon & John Manock
Jack Irwing Angert
Rosemary DiMaggio
Seymour R. Angert
Lori & Jack Minkow
Faith Valentino Barry
Amanda Dombrowski
Kevin & Carol ValentinoRoseann M. Mark
Barry
Martin C. Doot
Donald L. Bass Jr.
Keith J. Kessel
Jacqueline Bass
Thomas Doyle
Clement Biddle
Sylvia L. Doyle
Katherine N. Biddle
Jacob John DuBois
Chrissy & Bob
David & Faith L. DuBois
Violet M. Lidinsky
Grace Ehrlich
Christine Bisch
Irwin Ehrlich
Mr. & Mrs. Charles H.
Shannon Eick
Grover
John J. Garvey
Robert Bloom
Tammy El-Chemeitelli
Leslie Walsh
Catherine & Paul Schultz
John Brenner
Antoinette Engelkemeir
Carol A. Brenner
Dr. Jean M. Engelkemeir
Peggy Bryant
Evelyn Erickson
Heike Bryant
Reuben Erickson
Helen Budd
David Fenninger
Patricia Kral
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard D.
E. Julian Cabral
Fenninger
Esther Perez
Rev. Dana FergusonLois Castelli
Myers
Susan & Richard D. Bassett
Dr. Edward O. Riley
H. Grant Clark
Ted & Judy Fikso
Harriet Cary Ross
Annalee & Adam Fikso
M J Conway
Patrick Fox
Edward J. Conway
Aviva Alter & Alan Lerner
Nancy Conway
Patrick Frazier
Edward J. Conway
Michael G. Higgins
Robert J. Corcoran
Mary Fukui
Martha Mary Corcoran
Henry K. Fukui
James J. Costello
Jack Goldstein
Leonard & Mary Disis
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Foley
Anthony & Rose Coviello
Mary Goodman
Dominick Coviello
Karlene Goodman
Jimmy Cusick
Johann Grosinger
Kate C. Pavera
Mrs. W. Baumgartner
Nicholas Cuzman
Betty and Bill Hamann
Ruth Cuzman
The Augustines
Deacon Dick Hanckett
Margaret F. Hankett
Dorothy Hayes
Lois E. Heffernan
Laurence L. Heidig
Sharon Marco
Wauneta M. Helfrich
Howard F. Helfrich
Paul Henderson
Paul Damian
Anne-Marie Douglas
Maggie Lee Henson
Carol D. Frank
Adrienne Humphries
Letitia Noel
Jason Ison
George Ison
Lou Tice Jacobs
Stephen & Judy Miller
Florence Jados
Paul & Barbara Jados
Joe and Lorreine
John Moran
Marian A. Johnson
Karen & Donald
Thompson
Marion Joldet
Mrs. H. E. Hoover
Betty Jones
Richard William Jones
Bill Kaphing
Kathleen Joyce
Cecilia Keane
Patricia E. Keane
Timothy Kiolbassa
William M. Kiolbassa
Mary Ruth Kirincil and
Joan Cahill
Paul & Janet Cahill
Larry Kissner
Mary Lou Kissner
Rodger Klingstedt
Alice M. Klingstedt
Ellen Kralovec
Jan A. Kralovec
Harry Litke
James Litke
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Mrs. Virginia Little
Harriet A. Lake
Helen Lutz
Carlene Lutz
Wayne Maas
Craig Holleran
Kathleen K. Knudsen
Leora Krause
Ron Mason
Thomas Miller
Chipo Nyambuya
Charles Svoboda
Douglas Taylor-Weiss
Janet Machina
Carole & Henry Machina
James MacMahon
Madelyn MacMahon
Virginia Maddox
Walter B. Crawley Jr.
Clare Magnus
Bianca Kohlenbrener
Rev. Akiro Makino
Karen V. Maurer
Mille & Bruce McNair
Don McNair
Mike
Julie Ellefson-Kuehn
Joseph F. Miks, Sr.
Genevieve & Joseph
Miks
Frank J. Mineo
Bridget & Peter Koconis
Ian Minich
Elizabeth A. Heroldt
Christa Moeller
Helen H. Snow
Phil Moffett
David T. Hajek
Gerald Mohr
David C. Mohr
Edward & Frances Nega
Dorothy A. Jeschke
Josephine Novak
Kathleen Novak
Dr. Domingo O’Cherony
Jacqueline Krump
Sam Odishoo
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond M.
Simard
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Her parents
Maria A. Proytcheva
Ron & Brett Peterson
Mrs. Ronald E. Peterson
Amy Phelps
Lorelei & Edward Koruba
Thomas Pokryfke, Jr.
Arlene M. Esler
Edward King Poor III
King & Hope Poor
Jack Poyser
Beate R. Poyser
Michelle Ranos
Daniel Brann
Erik B. Rasmussen
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Miller
Jack Reichert
Corrine V. Reichert
Bob Reilly
Christine Scheurer
Reka
Gabriella Stein
Helen Richards
Mary Anne & Thomas
Rebernak
Ellen Riley
Mariko I. Aki
Anne R. Graham
Rhonda Jack
Regina Robinson
Jeanne Robinson & Louis
Berkman
Don Rohan
Edward J. Conway
Marilyn Rommeney
Dr. Judith Warschausky &
Dr. Gary Childrey
Richard Rovner
Karen Kessler
Kay Samuels
Abraham M. Samuels
Verna Schellin
Doris Wolin
Daniel Edward Scroggins
Wesley E. Scroggins
Charles R. Shank
Charlotte L. Shank
Sherry
Gerald Jaecks
Daniel M. Siemek
Jean P. Siemek
Seymore Simon
Ina Simon
Xavier Smith
Judith M. Popovich
Bernice Soya Jr.
Susan J. Boldt
Jim St. Louis
Elizabeth St. Louis
Erik and Douglas Stanis
Walter & Doris Stanis
Jeffrey Strouse
Nancy B. Leonard
Lee & Joan Strouse
Eleanor Sullivan
Timothy J. Sullivan &
Mike Humphrey
Joan Szatkowski
Karen Khurana
Virginia Thilman
Dorothy W. Taylor
Eugene J. Vaughan
Bonnie Kepplinger
Tony Vega
Rev. Lois McCullen Parr
Theodore Vernick
William A. Goldstein
George von Klan
Kenneth E.
Hollingsworth, MD
Beatriz M. Joyce
Rebecca Kroll
Christine & Robert
Pollard
Leonard Wasick
R. Bruce Johnston
George Williams
R. Bruce Johnston
Olga Wilson
Kay W. McCurdy
Dave & Vivien Wood
Mr. & Mrs. Charles H.
Grover
Rev. Philip Yetter
Karen Freeburg
Deborah Ginsberg &
Seth Buntain
Breanne Lopata
Alma MacMillan
Greta O. Rusk
L. Ilene Snyder
Sandra Stoltz
Constance J. Stone
Judith A. Via
Sharon Yetter
longtime
friends
who have been
donating for 15 years
or more
Anonymous (21)
Jerry Ann & Dick Allers
Tom & Rosalie Amos
Jean & John Anderson
Garold & Petrine Ashley
Tom & Siria Behrens
Rev. & Mrs. Earl M.
Bengtson
Gary & Mary Berens
Royal F. Berg
Richard R. Blough
Julian M. Blumenthal
Albert H. Bolger
Barbara Bolsen
Steven & Ifaat Bosse
Leroy V. Botkin
Roy & Mary Bowman
Wayne, Karen & Christie
Boyles
A youth adds the finishing touches to the mosaic at the shelter in West Town
Philip J. Carlson
Ronald P. Centanni
Paul & Kathy Cepuran
Arthur & Audrey
Christofersen
Morton Coburn
Bettie J. Coffey
Rev. Nan & Richard Conser
Merle R. Cooper
Walter & Carole Crowley
Ruth Cuzman
Paul Damian
Robert & Quinn Delaney
George & Jane Dornseif
Anne-Marie Douglas
Diane R. Drever
Jean M. Engelkemeir, MD
Paul & Janet Epner
Barbara A. Esposito
Patti & Jerry Fellows
Harve A. Ferrill
Susan Fink
William C. Fisher
Norma J. Flynn
Nina & Pieter Fockens
Richard & Marguerite
Franklin
Marjorie L. Garrard
Melissa & Ray Garson
Ellen & Paul Gignilliat
Greg C. Gormaly, Jr.
Jerry D. Grant
Helen W. Grieve
Dr. Andrew Griffin & Ms.
Moira Collins
Kenneth & Kathleen Groh
Dorothy Grossman
Jim & Brenda Grusecki
Doreen C. Hagerty
Vera B. Hahlbeck
Anna Marie & Joseph Hajek
Tom & Nancy Hanson
Kristine M. Healy
Russell & Lisa Henning
James & Margot Hinchliff
Rev. Gloria G. Hopewell
Karen T. Horan
Christina M. Horde
Thomas Hoyt
G. Todd Hunt
Dick & Lou Hurckes
Robert & Maria Jacobson
Peter & Tamara Jaffe-Notier
Robert C. & Beth Ann
Janssen
David H. Joel & Susan
Holtzman
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Johanson, Jr.
Frances E. Johnson
Kenneth J. Karczewski
Doris Jean L. Keller
John & Judith Keller
Kathleen Kelly
Joseph Kirschner
Rev. Eddie Knox, Jr.
Jan Kodner & Roberta
Levin
Robert Kohl & Clark Pellett
William Kristofek
William & Kathryn Ksander
Elizabeth A. Kurman
Marion Kyriakopulos
Steven & Susan Larson
Maureen T. Lehman
Nancy B. Leonard
Richard Lewis
Wayne & Patricia Lofthouse
Brian & Kim Love
Michael Luby
Phyllis Lyons
Anne Mair
Herbert Malkind
Andrew & Kelly Masse
Sam Mauro
Rev. Charles & Nancy
Mayer
Susan McConnell
Claretta Meier
Jerilyn Miripol
Dr. & Mrs. Frank T. Mohr
Helen Murray & Henry
Dwyer
Mr. & Mrs. Kermit Myers
Helene Nickles
Marilyn Noettl
Sally Nusinson
Robert C. O’Brien
Susan Odmark
John & Christel Owens
Thomas C. & Mary E. Parrish
Aviva Miriam Patt
Mike & Marti Pechnyo
Maureen & Richard Pekosh
Donna Lee Peterson
E. Scott Peterson & Judith
M. Desenis
Richard Peterson & Wayne
Bradley
Robert Pfutzenreuter
Martha Pierce
Arnold O. Pierson
Karen & Dick Pigott
Stephen T. Pratt
Jay H. Price, Jr.
Michael & Virginia Prisco
Constance Raisbeck
Frances S. Reedy
Bud Riley
Gerald Rizzer
Toby and Joan Roberts
Jack Rosen
Maria & Howard S.
Rosenzweig
Clark & Lynette Ross
David B. Ruda
Jane Sanderson
Margot Levin Schiff
Jean G. Schuessler
Theodore Sente
Charles M. Shapiro
Timothy C. Sherck
William Signer
Eugene & Patricia
Sikorovsky
Elizabeth P. Simms
Linda S. Simon
Eunice G. Singfeldt
Barry Smith
Rev. Thomas G. Smith, C.P.A.
Dr. Mark Sobor & Anna
Zolkowski
Milton & Sandra Sprang
James A. Stallwood
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence E.
Stange
George & Linda Stevenson
Tom Stinchcomb
Maryann G. Strain
Frances Sugden
Becky Sutton
Tom Swanson & Jo-Ellyn
Dorsey Swanson
Elinor P. Swiger
Dorothy Szczepaniak
A. Robert Taylor
Robert B. Teska
Frank & Nina Thorp
Barbara J. Timberlake
John D. Van Pelt & Sharon
M. Quintenz
Willa P. Warr
Barbara & Bert Weller
Mr. & Mrs. George E. Wendt, Jr.
Peter & Ilse Wiebe
James D. Wiltshire, Jr.
Doris Wolin
Jane Stroud Wright
Ted Zurawski
beacons of
hope
monthly donors
John J. Baffa
William Bekker
Dan & Louise Bockelmann
Barbara Bolsen
Adam & Julie Brown
Ora Mae Turner was a remarkable woman. When people asked
her how she was doing, she always replied, “Oh, I’m inching along,” for
she knew life is not simple, but easier one step at a time. One step
that she always made sure to take was the step to help others. She
lost her mother when she was just eight,
then worked to support her eight siblings
when she finished the eighth grade. She was
determined to continue her education, so she
took night classes and eventually earned a
bachelor’s degree in social work.
Her 50 year career in the field was devoted
to serving others, and in her free time she
was devoted to her church, Church of the
Three Crosses, where she worked on a
number of committees and sang in the choir.
When she
died at the
age of 94, she
continued
her legacy
of helping
others by
designating
her life insurance money to The
Night Ministry, for she felt it was an
organization that reached out to many
different people with many different
needs and reflected the way she had
lived her life.
John & Charleen Cepek
Vilius R. Dundzila
Megan Flood
Gary Fox-Robertson
Shawn M. Gavin
Kenneth Green & Holly
Wathan
Paul W. Hamann
Guy Haupin
Lacinda R. Hummel
Michelle Keiler
Ann E. Kerbs
Alexander J. Khammar
Q. J. Kiser
Victoria Kleban
Mary Ling
Kathryn Lisek
Sylvia Lynch
Annie Mygind
Frances M. O’Hern
Richard S. Penner
Sallie H. Pickens
Jeremy Schupp
Judith A. Stanley
Thomas R. Stelmack
Margaret Swanson
Margaret J. Vais
Kathleen Vito
Diane Williams
the legacy
society
Marion S. Hoff
Fred C. Flosi
Dick Murphy
Lois A. Robinson
Eugene L. & Anna Jean
Woroch
bequests
The Estate of Morton
Goldsmith & Naomi Lupka
The Estate of J. Moritz
Grolimund
17
in-kind
donations
Agencies,
Businesses,
Civic Groups,
Corporations,
Foundations,
Government,
Schools
Adler Planetarium & Astronomy
Museum
Advocate Illinois Masonic
American Society for Clinical
Pathology
Ann Sather Restaurant
Arlington Park
BackStage Theatre Company
Big City Swing
Bloomingdale’s Home & Furniture
Store
Blue Man Group
Build-A-Bear Workshop
Carlo’s Event Staffing, Inc.
Centro LLC
Century CineArts Co.
Chemically Imbalanced Comedy
Theater
Chicago Architecture Foundation
The Chicago Bar Foundation
Chicago Bears
Chicago Botanic Garden
The Chicago Bulls
Chicago Cares
Chicago Festival Association
Chicago History Museum
Chicago Kids Company - Theatre
for Children
The Chicago Mosaic School
Chicago Opera Theater
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Chicago Shakespeare Theatre
Chicago Sinfonietta
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Chicago White Sox Charities, Inc.
Chicago Wolves
Chicago Zoological Society
Chicago’s Pizza
Chocolate Gourmet
The Chopping Block
City Club of Chicago
Club Lucky
ComedySportz
The Cooking & Hospitality Institute
of Chicago
Court Theatre at the University of
Chicago
Cubs Care
da Vinci Group
DMS - Chase Bank Unit
East Bank Club
The Enterprising Kitchen
Ethical Humanist Society
Farmer’s Guest House
The Field Museum of Natural
History
The Fireplace Inn
Fireside Restaurant
Flirty Girl Fitness
Forensicon
The Four Seasons Hotel
Francis W. Parker School
Gene Siskel Film Center
Georg Jensen Inc.
Girl Scout Troop 1033, Wilmette
Girl Scout Troop 281
Gold Coast Guest House
The Goodman Theatre
Hesperia Lodge No. 411 AF&AM
Hotel Felix
Hyatt Regency Chicago
IO Theater
Ira J. Kaufman Family Foundation
Irish Children’s Fund
Kernel Season’s LLC
The Kids’ Table
L20
Landmark Theatres
Latin Street Dancing
Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises, Inc.
Lewis University Ministry
Lori’s Designer Shoes
LUSH Wine & Spirits
Madero Middle School
Market Sphere Consulting
Marriott Theatre
McDonald’s Corporation
Mercy Hospital
The Millard Group
Moto Restaurant
Museum of Science and Industry
Naper Settlement
Natalino’s
Newark Electronics
Nic Dasovich @ J. Andrew Salon
Niles Township High School North Division
North Side College Preparatory
High School
Northlight Theater
Oceanique
Operation Fly Inc.
Orr Academy High School
PRP Wine International
Quarles & Brady LLP
Radio Flyer
Ravinia Festival
Redmoon Theater
Rosebud Restaurants
Rotary Club of Chicago Lakeview
The Rotary Club of WinnetkaNorthfield
Rush University Medical Center
Schaefer’s Fine Wine & Spirits
Sears Tower Skydeck
St. Andrew’s Episcopal School
St. Andrew’s Episcopal School,
Potomac
Tall Ship Windy
Tasting deVine
Thomas Middle School
Tru
Trustwave
United Airlines
Vaughn Occupational High
School
Vedder Price, PC
Wendella Boats
Winston & Strawn LLP
Woman’s Board of Rush
University Medical Center
Congregations &
Denominations
Anshe Emet Synagogue, Chicago
Apostolic Church of God, Chicago
Archdiocesan Council of Catholic
Women, Libertyville
The Church of the Holy Spirit of
Lake Forest
Community Baptist Church of
Warrenville
Community Protestant
Congregational Church UCC,
Mundelein
Congregational Church of
Deerfield
Congregational Church of
Jefferson Park, Belvidere
Congregational Church of
Jefferson Park, Chicago
Congregational UCC of St. Charles
Eden Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Chicago
Edgebrook Lutheran Church,
Chicago
Edgebrook Woman’s Club,
Chicago
Epiphany United Church of
Christ, Chicago
The Episcopal Church of St.
James the Less, Northfield
First Church of Lombard
First Congregational Church of
Glen Ellyn
First Congregational Church UCC,
Des Plaines
First Lutheran Church, Muskegon
First Presbyterian Church of
Deerfield
First Presbyterian Church, La
Grange
A young woman in the Response-Ability Pregnant and
Parenting Program with her son
First Presbyterian Church,
Wilmette
Friendly Circle of St. John UCC,
Arlington Heights
Glencoe Union Church
Glenview Community Church
Good Shepherd Church of God,
Cicero
Holy Covenant M.C.C., Brookfield
Holy Family Church, Chicago
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church,
Glenview
Immanuel Lutheran Church,
Hillside
Immanuel United Church of
Christ, Streamwood
Ivanhoe Congregational Church,
Mundelein
Kenilworth Union Church
KUPC, Chicago
Lake Street Church, Evanston
Lakeview Presbyterian Church,
Chicago
Mayfair Lutheran Church
Messiah Lutheran Church, Park
Ridge
Morton Grove Community
Church
New Hope United Methodist
Church, Chicago
North Shore Baptist Church,
Chicago
North Shore Unitarian Church,
Deerfield
Northfield Community Church
Northminster Presbyterian
Church, Evanston
Our Lady of Perpetual Help,
Glenview
Our Lady of Ransom, Niles
Park Ridge Presbyterian Church
Parkview Lutheran Church,
Chicago
Peace Memorial Church, Palos
Park
Peace United Church of Christ,
Bensenville
The Presbyterian Church of
Palatine
Ravenswood Presbyterian
Church, Chicago
The Redeemer of Calvary UMC,
Chicago
Resurrection Lutheran Church,
Chicago
Riverside Presbyterian Church,
Riverside
Roselle United Methodist Church
Saint Clements Church, Chicago
Saints Faith, Hope & Charity
Catholic Parish, Winnetka
Sauganash Community Church,
Chicago
Second Unitarian Church of
Chicago
Seventh Presbyterian Church,
Chicago
St. Alphonsus Church, Chicago
St. Andrew Presbyterian Church,
Chicago
St. Anne Church, Barrington
St. Bonaventure
St. Celestine Church, Elmwood
Park
St. Christopher’s Episcopal
Church, Oak Park
St. Gregory’s Episcopal Church,
Deerfield
St. James Presbyterian Church,
Chicago
St. John Brebeuf Parish, Niles
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church, Park
Ridge
St. Mark United Church of Christ,
Chicago Heights
St. Mary of the Woods, Chicago
St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church,
Evanston
St. Paul United Church of Christ,
Chicago
St. Paul United Church of Christ,
Franklin Park
St. Paul’s United Church of Christ
St. Peter United Church of Christ,
Skokie
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church,
Chicago
St. Viator Church, Chicago
St. Vincent De Paul of St. Gregory,
Chicago
Trinity United Church of Christ,
Deerfield
United Church of Hyde Park,
Chicago
United in Faith Lutheran Church,
Chicago
Unity in Chicago
Wellington Avenue United
Church of Christ, Chicago
Winnetka Congregational Church
Winnetka Covenant Church,
Wilmette
Woman’s Society - First
Congregational Church,
Western Springs
Women of the Evangelical
Church of America, Chicago
Individuals
Anonymous (4)
Terri Albert
Deanna Arce
Veronica Arce
Angela A. Arder
Carol Augustine
Melissa Baniaga
Karen Beilstein
Fran Block
Marianne Bondi
Sharon Buchman
Diana Bushneck
Jaime Cadler
Angie & Joseph Campolo
Karen Chungi
Suzanne Clores
Colgate Family
Colette Connelly
Contos Family
Persida Contreras
Myra Coreas
David & Donna Cox
Ingeborg Crowley
Jacquelyn Davis
Marisa & Robert Doherty
Mary Eichler
Rosalind Druce Evanson
Janet Farrell
Keith Fischer
Jackery Fox
Nancy Frank-Thomas
Chris & Connie Gillock
Zelda Golden
Anne & Bill Goldstein
Ray & Jackie Good
Kathleen Greco
Danny Greene
Thomas A. Grell
Jenny Hackley
Nidal Haddad
Elizabeth & Donna Hamann
Paul W. Hamann
Rita M. Hamann
Cecelia S. Hattula
Guy Haupin
Edie & Mark Hickman
Robert H. Jordan, Jr.
Lisa Katona
Joseph Kazem
Judson R. Kinnucan
Kim Klutznick
Katherine Koehler
Melissa Kozihl
Barbara Koziol
Christina A. Kraemer
Mr. & Mrs. Lester Lampert
Heather & Jim Larson
Mr. Cornelius Lee
E. Suzanne Lee
Ricky & Marie LeFlore
Donna Linson
Wayne & Patricia Lofthouse
Karen Malka
Erin Malloy
Mares Family
Cheri Marion
Sharon & Scott Markman
Mary Beth McAndrus
Conor F. McAuliffe
Michael McFadden
Deb McMahon
Megan Nakano
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Nathan
David Neubecker
Tu Nguyen
James Nunn
Christine Olson
Cathryn O’Malley
Amy E. Pagliarella
Florence Patocka
Linda Pawling
Maria Pedroza
Dina Petrakis
Eric Piepho
Joseph B. Potthast
Kathy Pritzel
Michele Rath
Katie Recovias
Jean Richardson
Ann Ridge
Brent Ries
Susan Roach
Nina Rodkey
Jan & Jerry Rotter
Rhonda & Gary Scheller
Sherry Schlau
Robert Schuller
Katie Sheehan
Rodrigo & Elizabeth Sierra
Yana Snitko
Amy L. Stewart
Lee & Joan Strouse
Tharius Sumter
Connie Sundling
Marcia & William Thill
Tobia J. Thurman
Barbara Tokar
Margaret J. Vais
Jennifer Stocker & Nolen Levine
Audrey Van Stockum
Lindsay Virost
Jill Wait
Wendy Wallace
Della Walter
Carl W. Warschausky & Laurie B.
McCollum
Susan M. Wooten
Tom Yocky
Colette Young
Luan Zoellner
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www.thenightministry.org
FY 2010 Board of Directors
William A. Goldstein, Chair
Cheryl L. Hyman, Vice Chair
Laurel A. Neu, Secretary
Robert W. Bolt, Treasurer
Gordon Addington
Jeffrey J. Anderson
Rev. Thomas Behrens
D. Steven Bishop
Richard Ray Bley
Robert A. Carson
Brian D. Fergemann
William Fitzgerald
Chester A. Gougis
Bruce K. Lee
Richard Pigott
Alicia Pond
Lora K. Sanberg
Elizabeth Nesi Sierra
Dennis W. Thorn
Carl W. Warschausky
Raymond J. White, Jr.
FY 2010 Senior Management
Paul W. Hamann,
President
Barbara Bolsen,
Vice President of Programs
Guy Haupin,
Vice President of Finance
Laurene von Klan,
Vice President of Development &
External Relations