2014 ANNUAL REPORT: 7/1/13-6/30/14

United Way of Will County54 N. Ottawa St. Ste 300 Joliet, IL 60432 815-723-2500 • uwwill.org

THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING

TO BEOR NOT TO BE

TO BE THE GOOD!

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Kathy Slattery, Board Chairperson Lewis University

Chief Fred Hayes, Vice Chairperson Elwood Police Department

Thomas Moretti, Secretary/Treasurer Nicor Gas, an AGL Resource Company

Ines Kutlesa, Agencies United President Guardian Angel Community Service

Lisa ArroyoHarrah’s Casino & Hotel Joliet

Joseph FabbreUnited Steelworkers of America #9777

Roxane Geraci-MilitelloCORE Communications

John GuidottiSilver Cross Hospital

Thomas HernandezPlainfield School District 202

Jeff HettrickComEd, an Exelon Company

Lucy HoffmanAmerican Federation of Teachers #604

Tamara HolmanCaterpillar Inc.

Bob LessmannAuto Mechanics and Bodymen Local #701

Dave MeinersAT&T, retired

Mike Milam

Mike PaoneJoliet Region Chamber of Commerce

Joe PlugerAFSCME Council #31

Judy SpicerFirst Midwest Bank

Sam StuderInternational Brotherhood of Electrical Workers #15

Keith TurneyFraternal Order of Police

Brian WielbikFirst Community Bank of Joliet

Robert BodachVolunteer Legal Advisor

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Susan Ammons-Tate Resource Development Contractor

Charlie Hanus Volunteer Labor Director

Michael Hennessy President & CEO

Cyndie KlemmOffice Manager

Sharon MarthOffice Volunteer

Sarah Oprzedek Development Director

Michelle SmithMarketing Contractor

STAFF

Laurie Keigher Finance Director

OFFICERS

MEMBERS

Community Member

WELCOME NEW BOARD MEMBER

"Be the Good" was our simple message this year. A simple call to action for every community member to give, advocate or volunteer to help the community in which they live and/or work. Without the support of you, the workplace campaigns, the employees at these workplace campaigns, our friends in labor, and our Partner Agencies, we would not be here! It is your generosity and unwavering support that allows us bring people, businesses, volunteers all together, to help make Will County great and to help make the following pages a reality. Thank you for choosing to "Be the Good!"

With Warmest Regards,

Kathy SlatteryBoard ChairpersonDean of Student ServicesLewis University

Mike RittofCampaign ChairpersonManaging DirectorThe PrivateBank

ADDITIONAL SUPPORT

Laura Muñoz Campaign Intern

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FOSTERING SAFER& STRONGER COMMUNITIES

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2014 CAMPAIGN AWARD RECIPIENTS!

FRANK TURK, SR. OUTSTANDING CAMPAIGN ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

RISING STAR AWARD

MARK STRAND

ROGER OSMAN AWARD FOR DISTINGUISHED VOLUNTEER SERVICE

Community Resident, Plainfield

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T O P 1 0 ’ SCORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS 1 ComEd, an Exelon Company $ 200,4032 ExxonMobil Refining & Supply Company $ 140,0003 CB&I $ 108,225

$ 95,217$ 80,000$ 72,967$ 32,878$ 25,000$ 24,500$20,000

4 Illinois Tool Works 5 CITGO Petroleum Corporation 6 Caterpillar Inc. 7 United Parcel Service 8 County of Will 9 Nicor Gas, an AGL Resources Co. 10 Midwest Generation

EMPLOYEE CONTRIBUTIONS (includes special events)

1 ComEd, an Exelon Company $ 319,375 2 ExxonMobil Refining & Supply Company $ 193,095 3 United Parcel Service $ 134,495 4 CITGO Petroleum $ 121,669 5 CB&I $ 106,041 6 Illinois Tool Works $ 84,017 7 Presence St. Joseph Medial Center $ 51,5228 Nicor Gas, an AGL Resources Company $ 48,674 9 AT&T $ 49,062 10 Plainfield School Dst. #202 $ 48,024

CAMPAIGN PERCENT INCREASES ($2,000—$4,999)

1 Ricoh USA 564%2 Philadelphia Gear/Timken 553%3 J.U.L.I.E. 364%4 Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago & NW Indiana 306%5 Chase 252%6 Northern Trust Bank 240%7 Chignoli Auto Sales 214%8 ULTA Salon, Cosmetics & Fragrance 183%9 Chaney-Monge School Dst. #88 144%10 Meade Electric 142%

CAMPAIGN PERCENT INCREASES ($5,000 and above)

1 BP America 225%2 PNC 205%3 Christian Brothers Services 161%4 Fifth Third Bancorp 152%5 Joliet Junior College 147%6 LyondellBasell Industries 139%7 ConAgra Foods 139%8 Southern Will County Cooperative 137%9 Joliet Township High School 129%10 Bill Jacobs Auto Group 128%

T O P 5’ S BY DIVISIONCOMMERCE & INDUSTRY DIVISION 1 Target Stores $ 33,6322 Jewel Stores $ 24,0003 Meijer Stores $ 23,4834 Macy’s Stores $ 20,3275 Costco Wholesale $ 19,257

CONSTRUCTION DIVISION1 P.T. Ferro $ 10,0702 Starcon International $ 10,0003 Imperial Construction Associates $ 5,0004 Adler Roofing & Sheet Metal $ 4,0065 LEDCOR $ 2,600

EDUCATION DIVISION 1 Plainfield School District #202 $ 48,0242 Lewis University $ 39,7023 Valley View School District #365U $ 35,7054 Joliet Township H.S. District #204 $ 26,7015 Lockport Township High School #205 $ 19,550

FINANCIAL DIVISION1 First Midwest Bank $ 33,0582 BMO Harris Bank $ 25,8953 First Community Bank $ 15,8234 Bank of America $ 14,2845 PNC $ 8,060

MAJOR EMPLOYERS DIVISION 1 ComEd, an Exelon Company $ 519,7782 ExxonMobil Refining & Supply Company $ 388,5353 CB&I $ 214,2664 CITGO Petroleum Corporation $ 201,6695 Illinois Tool Works $ 179,234

PUBLIC SERVICE DIVISION1 County of Will $ 59,8352 City of Joliet $ 43,7763 Village of New Lenox $ 9,1864 State of Illinois $ 5,9165 Will County Forest Preserve $ 4,576

PROFESSIONAL DIVISION 1 Strand Associates $ 7,3412 Wermer Rogers Doran & Ruzon CPAs $ 3,3383 Spesia, Ayers & Ardaugh $ 2,9554 Ruettiger Tonelli & Associates $ 2,5485 Baxter & Woodman Engineering $ 1,720

UNITED WAY AGENCIES DIVISION1 Catholic Charities $ 11,0982 Trinity Services $ 9,3003 Joliet Area Community Hospice $ 8,5584 Cornerstone Services $ 7,4235 Greater Joliet Y.M.C.A. $ 7,136

Pledge amounts do not reflect actual amounts received. All results listed in report are as of 7/21/14.

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T O P 3 0 C O N T R I B U T O R S1 ComEd, an Exelon Company $ 519,778

2 ExxonMobil Refining & Supply Company $ 338,535

3 CB&I $ 214,266

4 CITGO Petroleum Corporation $ 201,669

5 Illinois Tool Works $ 179,234

6 United Parcel Service $ 167,373

7 Caterpillar, Inc. $ 150,858

8 Nicor Gas, an AGL Resources Company $ 73,174

9 AT&T $ 59,861

10 County of Will $ 59,835

11 Presence Saint Joseph Medical Center $ 51,522

12 Plainfield School District #202 $ 48,024

13 Harrah’s Joliet Casino Hotel $ 44,484

14 City of Joliet $ 43,776

15 Diageo $ 42,114

16 Lewis University $ 39,702

17 Ecolab $ 36,540

18 Valley View School District #365U $ 35,705

19 Midwest Generation $ 35,000

20 Target Stores $ 33,632

21 First Midwest Bank $ 33,058

22 LyondellBasell Industries $ 31,039

23 Dow Chemical $ 27,563

24 Joliet Township High School #204 $ 26,701

25 Flint Hills Resources $ 26,093

26 BMO Harris Bank $ 25,895

27 Silver Cross Hospital $ 25,472

28 Jewel Foods $ 24,000

29 Meijer Stores $ 23,483

30 Macy’s Stores $ 20,326

CAMPAIGN TOTALCAMPAIGN BOARD

YEAR CHAIRPERSON CHAIRPERSON PLEDGED2013/2014 Mike Rittof Kathy Slattery $3,704,566

2012/2013 Mike Rittof Kathy Slattery $3,793,842

2011/2012 Beth Hughes Kathy Slattery $3,945,459

2010/2011 Beth Hughes Dave Meiners $3,805,715

2009/2010 James Roolf Jeff Hettrick $3,722,177

2008/2009 James Roolf Mary Jaworski $3,990,957

2007/2008 Mike Hanrahan Joseph Fabbre $3,985,000

2006/2007 Mike Hanrahan Dr. Phyllis Wilson $3,830,250

2005/2006 Mike Hanrahan/ Thomas Moretti $3,725,755Dave Strom

2004/2005 James Roolf James Pasch $3,603,406

2003/2004 Steve Randich Dr. A. Donald Hendricks $3,541,747

2002/2003 James Grumley Lucy Hoffman $3,714,347

2001/2002 J.D. Ross Dennis Bieschke $3,690,277

2000/2001 John Mezera Com. Keith Turney $3,645,000

1999/2000 Thomas Rogers Dr. Louise Coleman $3,345,000

1998/1999 Mike Voss Steve Randich $3,275,000

1997/1998 Robert Rogina Judy Walz $3,154,000

1996/1997 Robert Rogina Brian Loomis $2,903,000

1995/1996 Paul Pawlak Don Weir $2,850,000

1994/1995 Dr. John Orr Br. James Gaffney $2,815,000

1993/1994 Russ Slinkard James Crumbaugh $2,700,000

1992/1993 Larry R. Miller J.D. Ross $2,815,014

1991/1992 Br. James Gaffney Len McNeil $2,962,827

1990/1991 Charlie Bullock Charlie Hanus $2,781,000

1989/1990 Mike Skarr Mary Jane Broncato $2,575,000

1988/1989 Len McNeil Ed Bartels $2,442,418

1987/1988 Gene Houte Russ Slinkard $2,311,210

1986/1987 Mary Jane Broncato Leanne Johnson $2,202,068

1985/1986 Ed Bartels Richard Snyder $2,032,896

1984/1985 Al Ruscilli Rex Easton $1,829,100

1983/1984 Sandy Bain Jeff Bowden $1,634,842

1982/1983 Dale Choate Dr. Al McCowan $1,567,800

1981/1982 Charles Harnach Jewell White $1,565,600

1980/1981 Jeff Bowden Bob Tiernay $1,425,000

1979/1980 Dr. Albert Ray Helen Harshbarger $1,350,000

1978/1979 Rabbi Morris Herschman Rev. Ron Smith $1,182,464

1977/1978 Don Domnick Rev. Ron Smith $1,119,000

1976/1977 Robert Thornton Rev. Ron Smith $1,017,000

Thanks to all who supported Diamond 25.

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UNITED WAY OF WILL COUNTYADVOCATING AND PROBLEM SOLVING IN OUR COMMUNITYIt's not just about the Workplace Campaign. The United Way of Will County and it's staff members are actively involved in organizations that operate within and support our community. In many cases, we are ‘behind-the-scenes’ bringing businesses, organizations and individuals together to address community issues. We also offer fiscal support and 501c3 backing to organizations to promote collaborations within our community.

2-1-1 Non-emergency telephone number to connect people to community information and services. Together with Crisis Line of Will County and other local United Way’s, we are looking into bringing 2-1-1 to Will, Grundy, Kankakee and Iroquois counties.

Community Services Council of Will County A collective of not-for-profit organizations that come together to discuss current and emerging health and human service needs and trends in our community.

FamilyWize Free prescription drug discount card that allows families to save on their prescription drugs. No registration, no income eligibility and no residential requirements. Visit uwwill.org to download a card and to see an updated total on dollars saved.

Joliet Alliance For Youth (JAY) Strives to improve services for youth in the Joliet area by encouraging cooperation between member youth organizations through networking, sharing information and collaborating effectively.

South West Suburban Philanthropic Network Advancing philanthropy through professional development, SWSPN provides support and educational opportunities for nonprofit, development professionals in Chicago’s southwest suburban region.

Will County MAPP Project Strives to be a progressive community that maximizes the use of community partnerships and collaboration among all sectors to ensure, enhance and promote comprehensive, quality and equitable education, healthcare and social services.

Witches Night Out WNO is a costume fundraiser for women who want to make a difference in another woman’s lift. With United Way Will County as the fiscal agent for this completely volunteer led-event, $24,000 was distributed to 4 local agencies in 2013.

ShareFest New Lenox A new partnership established in 2013, ShareFest is an annual festival held during September that promotes sharing and caring. ShareFest collects books, clothes, food, home goods, items for our troops, and give it all away at their free exchange.

Will County Disaster Relief Fund If a natural disaster should ever strike Will County, we are prepared. The destructive 1990 Plainfield Tornado took its toll, and lives, that fateful day. Our United Way of Will County was at the helm of the disaster relief efforts, and established the Will County Disaster Relief Fund. The fund is still housed within United Way, and available, should disaster strike again.

EMERGENCY FOOD & SHELTER The United Way of Will County coordinates the Emergency Food & Shelter National Board

homeless and provide rent, mortgage, utility and food assistance in Will County. This past year over $350,000 was distributed to

those in need.

Program, which for the past 30 years has distributed funds, appropriated by Congress, to supplement emergency shelters for the

Michael D. Hennessy, ChairUnited Way of Will County

Michele BataraCrisis Line of Will County

Pastor Herbert BrooksJoliet Ecumenical Clergy Assoc. Will County Board Member

Charlie HanusUnited Way of Will County

Patricia HensleySenior Servicces Center of Will County

Cornelia MaloneJoliet Township

Laurie McPhillips-WeglarzFormer Will County Board Member

LaForice NealyAmerican Red Cross

Colleen PrieboyState Rep. Larry Walsh, Jr.’s Office

J.D. RossWill Grundy Medical Clinic

Rabbi Charles RubovitsJoliet Jewish Congregation

Rev. Sherry ScatesPlainfield Ministerial Association

EMERGENCY FOOD & SHELTER BOARDLt. Daniel SimmonsThe Salvation Army

Gayle StricklinIllinois Dept of Human Services

Susy Turnbull American Red Cross

Glenn Van CuraCatholic Charities

Kris WhiteWill County Center for Community Concerns

Robert WilliamsCommunity Representative

LOCAL EMERGENCY FOOD & SHELTER RECIPIENT ORGANIZATIONSCatholic Charities / Daybreak Center

Crisis Center for South Suburbia

Guardian Angel Community Services, Groundwork Program

MorningStar Mission

Northern Illinois Food Bank

Visitation & Aid Society

Will County Center for Community Concerns

Will County Regional Office of Education ARK (At Risk Kids) Fund In partnership with the Regional Office of Education, local schools can apply for grants to assist a child, that will allow a child to participate in various school sponsored and extracurricular activities.

FUNDED PARTNERS

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FUNDED PARTNERS

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Annual Banquet

Kickoff

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GOLF CLASSICThe Annual Golf Classic was held on September 3, 2013 and raised $36,602 for the United Way of Will County!

We would like to thank all of our sponsors for their generous contributions, our participants, the many

businesses that donated items for our event, the staff at Broken Arrow Golf Club and the fine efforts of our

Golf Committee.GOLFCOMMITTEERod Lynch, ChairCaterpillar Hydraulics

Loren CherneSouth Suburban Council onAlcoholism and Substance Abuse

Mike ChenBroken Arrow Golf Club

Kevin MansonComEd, an Exelon Company

Dave MeinersAT&T, retired

Carmen MoralesNicor Gas, retired

Ed PawlowskiCITGO Petroleum, retired

Kurt SangmeisterWill County Court Administrator

Ed SelvasCITGO Petroleum, retired

Tina SingFirst Midwest Bank

Mike WikkiserFirst Midwest Bank

MAIN EVENT SPONSOR PLATINUM SPONSOR

CORPORATE SPONSORS

WELCOME & THANK YOU to our new business contributors!Cancer Support Center

CN

Dunn, Martin, Miller & Heathcock, Ltd.

Great American Bagel

Harmon Inc.

Harvey Brooks Foundation

Kurtz Ambulance Service

Leopardo Companies, Inc.

Mahoney, Silverman & Cross, Ltd.

Northern Insurance Services Ltd.

Quinn, Meadowcroft & Mikula, LLC

R.R. Donnelley & Sons Dwight

Romeoville Area Historical Society

Schneider Electric North America

Southern Wine & Spirits

Stevenson Crane Services, Inc.

Thank you to all the participants, who in total raised $13,142!Congratulations to the winner: Bolingbrook Chamber.

Paul Gantzert Carolyn Kucinic

Mr & Mrs. John Ferro Phil & Marcene Staley

Mike Suplizio

David Armstrong Gary & Sheryl Dudek Rex & Melodee Easton Thomas & Mary Gierich Mike & Kathie Hennessy Ron & Kathy Kazmar Stephen & Shirley Masters Natalie J. Miller Robert W. Minnick Brian Peek Steve & Ann Randich Bruce & Rita Renwick Michael F. Rittof James M. & Kim Roolf J.D. & Helen Ross Michael & Kathy Ruth Scott Vogt 9 Anonymous Donors

Christopher & Lori Adler Jay & Patty Adler Mike Adler Edward Armstrong Michael Baker Debbie Baldwin Joseph D. & Nancy M. Baltz Mr. Robert & Mrs. Charlene Bannon Honorable Judge Robert Baron John & Jessica Bays Dr. Theodore G. Bechrakis, M.D. Greg Bertha John Black George & Regina Block Ian Brooks Julian Brown Jerry & Kathy Caamano Robert Carse Frank & Sharon Catania Patricia Cheek Craig Chesley Steven Cihlar Mayor Roger C. Claar Debbie Condotti Calynn Cook Tim & Lori Cora

David Cox Edward Czerkies Yvette Daniels John & Jeanette D'Arcy Don DeGeus Klint & Kay DeGeus Rich & Marybeth DeGrush Ed & Gloria Dollinger Joseph Dominici Wayne & Mary Ann Draudt Christopher Dunn Walter Engler Henry Ferrell Thomas Finchum Patrick Flynn Joseph Foster, Jr. Brenda Frazer Brother James Gaffney Terry Gallagher John Garavaglia Wayne Gawlik Matthew & Teresa Gibson Sally & Brian Giegerich Mark Griglione Bill & Diane Habiger Lou Hagemaster Timothy Hansen Charlie & Chrs Hanus Pam Heavens Mr. & Mrs. Phil Hess Dr. James & Patricia Houlihan Rachel Hudson Don & Beth Hughes Kerry & Brian Hunnius Porf Ibarra Bill Johnson William Johnson Dean Jones Bradley Kapellas Stacey Karczewski Laurie Keigher Dave Klebine Pete & Cyndie Klemm Joan Knight Rocky Koehler John Kruger Ines Kutlesa Robert Latzke Mark Lord Rose Mancuso Edward Mangia Gary Markert Sharon & Roger Marth John Matthews Dr. Cheryl McCarthy Doug McFarlan Louise McLaren

Thomas McNeill Nathan McPherson Harry & Marilyn McSteen Dr. Thomas & Nancy Moore Dr. Daniel & Janice Moran Dr. & Mrs. Paul Morimoto Stephen & Pamela Mott Eliza Nevarez Michael Nolan Daniel Obudzinski Sarah & Brendan Oprzedek Michael Paccasassi Mark & Noelle Papoccia Dr. Gary Peck Scott Perry John Petro Gerald Pettit Jason Pranger Lee Presley Brother Michael Quirk, FSC T.R. Rachlitz Dr. Al & Kay Ray Ronald Rees Jim Rink Gary & Pam Rusk William Sanders Edward Savant Richard Schneider John Seale Ed Selvas Steven Shaffer Jim & Ava Shapard Eugene Sheeren Patricia Sheeren Jim & Kathy Slattery Russ & Stella Slinkard Paul Starks Matthew Stobart Dale & Susan Swanson Jonathan Sweer James Tancredi Roy & Carol Thygesen Vivian VanDonk Steven Vanisko Dr. & Mrs. Gary Voyce Tony Watters Dr. Todd Wernet Dr. Phyllis Wilson John Winek Richard Witt Marie Wolff Jason Wyman Ellen Yee 152 Anonymous Donors

Pillars Society of Will CountyAlexis deTocqueville

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CAMPAIGN CHAIR MIKE RITTOFManaging Director, The PrivateBank

COMMERCE & INDUSTRY DIVISION Mark Strand, Chairjcpenney, retired

Gino Ballonejcpenney

Jeff FaronWalmart-Joliet

Nancy HoehnVillage of New Lenox

Mary JaworskiJoliet Region Chamber of Commerce & Industry

Kate KnuthLouis Joliet Mall

Mike PaoneJoliet Region Chamber of Commerce & Industry

Val RandRand’s Hallmark

Jon TimbersAmericas Styrenics

CONSTRUCTION DIVISIONMike Adler, ChairAdler Roofing & Sheet Metal

John ScheidtWill Grundy Counties Building Trades Council

Tom WhiteThree Rivers Construction Alliance

FINANCIAL DIVISIONJudy Spicer, ChairFirst Midwest Bank

Mark GriglioneFirst Community Bank of Joliet

Lillian MurrayBMO Harris Bank

Monica TuresStandard Bank

Patti ZulferOld Second National Bank

Tina ZugelThe PrivateBank

EDUCATION DIVISION Supt. Donald WhiteTroy School District 30C

Ann Bachman-ThomasIL Education Association-Region 61

Supt. Gary BradburyLaraway School District 70C

Supt. Howard ButtersManhattan School District 114

Supt. Karin EvansChannahon School District 17

Mark FlemingNew Lenox District 122

Tom HernandezPlainfield School District 202

Carla HettingerAmerican Federation of Teachers 604

Supt. Cheryl McCarthyJoliet Township H.S. District 204

Larry RandaValley View School District 365U

Supt. Tami RoskampBeecher Schools 200U

Dr. Scott TingleyLincoln-Way H.S. District 210

Supt. Todd WernetLockport Township H.S. District 205

Larry WiersLewis University

Sandy ZalewskiJoliet Public Schools District 86

PROFESSIONAL DIVISION Dan Stevenson, ChairMidland States Bank

Tom GrotovskyThe Unforgettable Chef

Barb IngoldUniversity of St. Francis

UNITED WAY AGENCIES DIVISIONPete McLenighan, ChairStepping Stones

CAMPAIGN CABINETMAJOR EMPLOYERS DIVISION Scott Perry, ChairMidwest Generation

Jerry CaamanoThree Rivers Manufacturers’ Association

Jim CristmanCITGO Petroleum

Jeff DemenyEcolab

Jeff HettrickComEd, an Exelon Company

Gregory KuhnThe Dow Chemical Company

Ed McKinleyFlint Hills Resources

Rick SzalachExxonMobil Refining & Supply

PUBLIC SERVICE DIVISIONKurt Carroll, ChairVillage of New Lenox

April DiSandroVillage of New Lenox

Jennifer DylikTroy Township

Dominic Egizio, Jr.Joliet Park District

Chief Joe FormhalsJoliet Fire Department

Steve GuldenVillage of Romeoville

Chief Fred HayesElwood Police Department

Nick PerezVillage of New Lenox

Joe PlugerAFSCME Council #31

Steve QuigleyWill County Governmental League

Chief David RiddlePlainfield Fire Protection District

Debra SmetanaVillage of New Lenox

Keith TurneyFraternal Order of Police

Comcast- Louis Joliet Mall- Benefit Event

Silver Cross Hospital- Campaign Event

Joliet Region Chamber of Commecerce & Industry- Benefit Event

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Terry AryaChristian Brothers Services

Kathy BarkerTroy School District 30C

Alyssia BenfordBenford Brown & Associates, CPAs

Michele BochnakValley View School District 365U

Kimberly BrayboyLewis University

Dawn BullockPlainfield School District 202

Jackie CartnerPolyOne Distribution

Lisa Cashbaugh-SanchezThe Dow Chemical Company

Jen CoyneFirst Midwest Bank

Jennifer ColonMidland States Bank

Jim ColwellComEd, an Exelon Company, retired

Janie CrossU.S. Cellular

Kim CunneaProvidence Bank

Beth CzakoLockport Township H.S. District 205

David CzarnyEnbridge

Julie EdwardsPresence Health

Dede GloverTroy School District 30C

Anne GmazelTroy School District 30C

Marc GorschHometown National Bank

Lou HagemasterITW Tekfast

Earl HembroughMachinist Local 851

Joanne HerathEcolab

Tom HernandezPlainfield School District 202

Barbara IngoldUniversity of St. Francis

Tripp JacobsBill Jacobs Auto Group

Charles JonesLewis University, retired

Katie KollrossNew Lenox School District 122

Carolyn KucinicParalegal, retired

Linda LopezLincoln-Way H.S. Dist. 210 Foundation

Lori MattixLockport Township H.S. District 205

Amber MikulaQuinn, Meadowcroft & Mikula, LLC

Mike MilamHarrah’s Joliet Casino and Hotel

William MillerCITGO Petroleum

Amber MooreEcolab

Pat MudronMudron Kane Insurance Agency

Jeff PritzExxonMobil

Michael ProgressLewis University

John QuinnAT&T

Larry RandaValley View School District 365U

Jim RinkCaterpillar Inc

Anna RochaBMO Harris Bank

Nate RomeoWill County Sheriff’s Office

Cristy SalazarHeartland Bank & Trust

Kristine SchlismannJoliet Township H.S. District 204

Ed SelvasCITGO Petroleum, retired

Jim ShapardCity of Joliet, retired

Kathleen SievertsenAdventist Bolingrook Hospital

Amy SimsJoliet Junior College

Patti SonsAT&T

Phillip StaleyJoliet Township H.S. District 204

Tameka StanleyRR Donnelley Logistics

Stephanie SteinkeLockport Township H.S. District 205

Randy WinfreyFlint Hills Resources

Patrick WolfLockport Township H.S. District 205

Jeff WoodLockport Township H.S. District 205

Margie WoodsWill County Board Member, retired

Mardi WunderlichJoliet Police Department

Jill ZakiCVS Caremark

PROGRAMS AND ALLOCATIONSOur Programs & Allocations volunteers work toward informed funding decisions to best utilize the generous donations received from

individuals and corporations for our United Way Partner Agency programs. These volunteers invest a generous amount of their time

visiting each of the United Way funded programs, examining detailed financial reports, and ensuring that service providers are

accountable. After careful consideration, volunteers determine the most effective and efficient use of available resources to meet

local needs and responsibly invest donor’s contributions. We thank them for their dedicated service to our United Way.

Greater Joliet Area YMCA Site Visit This particular YMCA program is a partnership with the Warren-Sharpe Community Center.

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STRENGTHENING FAMILIES UNITED WAY OF WILL COUNTY FINANCIALS

All figures are from the IRS Form 990 for year end 6-30-14.

TOTAL INCOME: $3,441,798

United Way of Will County does not charge membership dues or any service charge to its partner agencies!

$1,389,97040.4%

$1,797,096

52.2%

$100,0242.9%

$86,1852.5%

$65,7031.9% $2,820

0.1%

NET ASSETS......................$3,110,171

TOTAL INCOME.................$3,441,798

TOTAL EXPENSES.............$3,490,314

TOTAL ALLOCATED...........$3,168,704PROGRAM & SERVICES BREAKDOWN

RATIO:PROGRAMS & SERVICES.........90.8%OFFICE OVERHEAD....................9.2%

TOTAL EXPENSES: $3,490,314

TOTAL ALLOCATED: $3,168,704PROGRAM & SERVICES BREAKDOWN

$3,168,70490.8%

$137,5503.9%$184,059

5.2%

$2,841,37589.7%

$127,5604.0%

$89,5352.8%

$110,2343.5%

G i v e . A d v o c a t e . V o l u n t e e r .

FOSTERING SAFER AND STRONGER COMMUNITIES PROMOTING HEALTH AND WELL BEING NURTURING CHILDREN AND YOUTH STRENGTHENING FAMILIES

THANK YOU! YOUR GENEROSITY HAS MADE A DIFFERENCE IN OUR COMMUNITY