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A Message from AID Chairman and President

Chuck MilesAID Board Chairman

Lynn O’Shea President/CEO

Dear friends,

This year at AID we have celebrated the growth, successes and accomplishments of the clients who rely on our support every day. We have also faced many challenges with resolve, determination and dedication. AID employees are above all else, compassionate advocates for the people they serve. For the coming year, they have pledged to help every client at AID (and themselves) focus on living a healthier lifestyle by promoting health education, regular exercise, nutrition and positive mental health. We are committed to being a healthier, fitter organization next year!

Even though we are very excited about our health initiative, our spirits are somewhat dampened at the knowledge that we will continue to face ‘slimmed down’ revenue sources from the State. Medicaid and grant cuts continue to plague our financial picture. The State of Illinois continues to struggle with paying AID promptly for services rendered. We are so fortunate that our staff and Board members are very good stewards of our financial resources; keeping our balance sheet presentable even in these challenging times. We will continue to provide quality services in the face of any challenge.

In an effort to create a new funding source for people with disabilities, the AID Board members took a very bold step this year, evaluating the potential for a County-based referendum, in collaboration with a half dozen other local agencies who also serve individuals with disabilities. Thank you to all who are assisting in this effort by collecting signatures on petitions, making presentations to local clubs and community organizations, and helping to inform the public of the needs of our vulnerable citizens with disabilities.

We are so proud that many individuals are obtaining and maintaining jobs, living in their own apartments and/or affordable group homes and participating in the community; AID acquired 3 new homes this year. We have much to be thankful for, including earning a 3 year accreditation from the National Commission-CARF, and of course, the incredible generosity of our family members, friends, employees, and community partners.

Thanks to you all for your dedication to the individuals in your communities who need your support!

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Finding Opportunities at AID in 2012!

Electronic Recycling Lawncare Services

First-Aid Kit AssemblyHoliday Gift Production

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Egeland, Martha J.Elgin Community CollegeElgin Cosmopolitan ClubElgin High SchoolElgin Junior Service BoardElgin Junior Woman’s ClubElgin Moose Lodge #799Elgin Rehab Parent Group (Barb Nomellini)Elgin Symphony OrchestraElgin TownshipEngen, PaulErickson, AdamEstate Of Bette L. CulhaneEuclid Beverage - North AuroraEvans, MiltonExcel Golf TeesFacility Supply Systems, IncFarmer, CarolFaut, Gene M.Faville, Andrew M.Feece Oil CompanyFeltes, Vera M.Ferguson, George R.FermilabFerrell, Donald G.Fetting, Dennis E.First AlertFisher, MaureenFitzHenry, Carol MarieFlaherty, Patrick M.Flaherty, William J.Flyke, Julie IFocas Hair Salon - St. CharlesForum NoveltiesFox Valley Doll & Toy Club of IllinoisFox Valley Fire & Safety Company IncFox Valley Park DistrictFrieders, Gregory W.Friends Of Juan ThomasFromm, James M.Funderburg, Jack E.Galinsky, DennisGaslight Manor Courtyard West BanquetsGeneva 708 Mental Health CommissionGeneva CommonsGeneva Community ChestGeneva Lions Club

Juvenile Protective AssociationK40 ElectronicsKane County CougarsKane County Flea MarketKane County Riverboat FundsKaptain, DavidKarena’s Salon & SpaKatek, James R.Keating, Edward T.Kelley, EileenKendall County 708 Mental Health BoardKennedy, James AKenny, Charlene M.Khetarpal, RakeshKicher, CarolKilburn, SharonKimber, DougKimmel, L. E.Kingsbury, RosemaryKinnally, Flaherty, Krentz & Loran, PCKinnally, PatrickKirner, MaryKiwanis Club of ElginKlatt, Thomas E.Klemaier, Carl LKlotz, Clifford R.Klotz, CurtisKlotz, KimberlyKnights of ColumbusKnights of Columbus Council #12497Knights of Columbus Council #14929Knights of Columbus Council #2191Knights of Columbus Council #4849Knights of Columbus Council #654Kopy Kat CopierKowalczyk, DerekKrahn, Jeff M.Krauth, MichaelKrave, Thomas J.Kroll, Doris I.Kroll, JennyKuen Gregory, Susan L.Kuen, RichardKuhl, ChristopherKukan, John

George M. Eisenberg Foundation for CharitiesGeorgeson, David A.Georgeson, John A.Gerbrecht, Bobbie J.Gerlach, John A.Ghosh, ParthasarathiGibson, Randal R.Ginger Creek Community ChurchGiolitto, John G.Glanz, Kenneth E.Glowaty, Andrew W.Glowaty, Loretta V.Glynn, Delores P.Glynn, Kelly SGoldstein, AlvinGordon, Melva JoGosselin, Ward G.Goulding, HughGraham’s Fine Chocolate & Ice CreamGrand Victoria FoundationGregorash, RobertGriffitts, SteveGrimaldi, Jane CGroesbeck, Roy W.Groesch, FlorianGruenke, Glenn A.Guddendorf, John J.Guzman, MarinoHachette NYCHahn, Edward J.Hailer-McMullin, Michelle MarieHalcrow, Ron B.Handke, Gregroy W.Hanover Township 708 Mental Health BoardHansen-Furnas FoundationHardecopf, MichaelHarrington, Catherine C.Harrington, David MHarris ArchitectsHarris, Willie MaeHatcher, Steven L.Hawkins, Alice M.Hawks, Richard G.Hazelwood, KyleHazelwood, Orville PerryHealy ChapelHeather Moore JewelryHebeisen, Alois BHeesch, Harry

Heinz BrothersHem, Ron M.Henders, RichardHenry, Thomas M.Herb’s Bakery Inc - ElginHerrera, CharlesHeup, James E.Hienton, Jack WHogan Plumbing, Inc.Hogan, Dennis J.Hollowell, Mary EllenHollywood CasinoHoneywell International Corporation Charity MatchingHooters RestaurantHopp, James C.Horton, Mark G.Houghton Mifflin CompanyHoulis, BillHowell, OliverHoyda, DavidHuddleston, JohnHuddleston, VernaHuston, NancyHyatt, Rick A.Iden, KeithIHC Group FoundationIllig, DieterIllinois Department of TransportationIllinois Office of the Attorney GeneralINC Board, NFPIndilab Inc.Inland Bank And TrustInternational Brotherhood of Electrical Workers L.O. #117Irish ClubIskerka, Agnes P.Izral, Kenneth F.Jarosch BakeryJezior, Dennis W.JMs Electronic IncJoe Bero & Son PlumbingJohnson, Jeff A.Johnson, JohnJohnson, Marian E.Johnson, Robert S.Jones, MendelJP Morgan Chase FoundationJurin Japanese Restaurant

AIDDONORS

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2011 - 2012 Board of DirectorsChuck Miles, Chairman

Patrick Flaherty, Vice ChairmanWalter Dwyer, Treasurer

Toni Vaughan, SecretarySue Bergeson

Milton Evans, Jr. Clifford Klotz

Dan LundbergDr. Clem Mejia

Jeff NoblittJohn Potter

Dr. Laurie Schnell

ALSO PICTURED:Dr. James Hofer, former member

Edward Keating former chairman Fred Norris former chairman Lydia Smith former member

Lynn O’Shea president of aid

AIDBOARD OF DIRECTORS

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AIDP ROGRA MS & SERVICES

Children’s Services:Early Intervention: Developmental Therapists work with children (birth to age three) and their families on specific developmental goals. Audiology Services: Evaluation to determine a child’s ability to hear using a variety of tests and techniques. Identify degree and type of hearing impairments in children over 6 months of age.Children In-Home Support: Service facilitation, advocacy, personal support and assistance to children with developmental disabilities in their homes and community.Respite Services: Provides short-term relief to families of individuals with developmental disabilities.

• Recycling Services• Food Services

• Subcontract assembly• Lawn Care• Other work training programs

Community Support and Specialized Services:Client and Family Support: Case management support, advocacy and referral for individuals to obtain community services.Home Based Support: Service facilitation and support for individuals with developmental disabilities to obtain/maintain appropriate services and to develop/maintain independent living skills.Autism Services: Dedicated classrooms provide a structured environment for the special needs of individuals with autism. Trained specialists implement visual supports and other augmentative communication devices. Keeler Pool Services: Warm water therapy pool that is beneficial for people with disabilities and other physical challenges. The pool is fully accessible for people with disabilities. Swimming lessons, lifeguard certification classes, aquatic fitness classes and pool rentals available.Behavioral Services: (for individuals with developmental disabilities)•Positive Behavioral Interventions for clients in need of behavioral support, provided by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst.

Employment and Community Integration Services:Developmental Training: Life skills, social and vocational training, sheltered employment and community integration for individuals with developmental disabilities to maximize their independence and community life.

Community Employment: Assist individuals in obtaining and maintaining community employment through on-site support.

• Career Planning• Job Coaching

• Job Development• Janitorial Services

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Thank you to the many individuals, foundations and corporations who supported AID during the last year. This list includes donors who gave

$100 or more between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012.

AIDDONORS

Abel, ClaudiaAbhann ProductsAckley, GeorgeAdamitis, Don M.Advocates NetworkAir TranAl Davalle PhotographyAlarm Detection Systems, Inc.Albrecht, AlfredAlbrecht, RobertAldi CorporateAldrich, Le Roy EAllison, Gerald L.Altrusa International Club of ElginAmerican LandscapingAmerican Legion Post #57American Legion Post 489American Sportswear IncAmici’s Clubhouse - South ElginAnderson, JohnAnderson, JudiAnderson, LeahAnnabella Salon SpaArrow Plumbing & Heating, Inc.Association for Individual DevelopmentAssurance Agency LtdAurora 88s Roller DerbyAurora Fire DepartmentAurora Fire Department Station #10Aurora Public Schools District #129Aurora Specialty Textile Group, Inc.Barodawala, MohammedBarry, Laurence A.Bartlett Woman’s ClubBastian, Thomas G.Batavia Main StreetBatavia Mothers’ ClubBatavia Womans Club

Cooper’s HawkCore Solutions IncCornille, GeorgeCote, Donald R.Coughlin, Bob PatrickCreadon, Lawrence C.Creighton, David JCrinigan, JamesD&S CommunicationsDahlquist, Bruce R.Dailey, MikeDale, MarkDalton, Randy L.Dannenberg, Michael M.Davine, JohnDavis, Stafford B.Davis, William J.De Dobbelaere, JoeDe Dobbelaere, Matthew A.De Dobbelaere, Robert M.De La Paz, ArturoDelnor Health & Wellness Center - GenevaDeufel, DanDeutscher, Curtis O.DeWitte, Linda L.Dickens, RichardDistelhurst, Evelyn B.Dodd, John C.Dodd, Robert C.Double Tree HotelDraper, JannaDream In Color YarnDreyer Medical ClinicDu Ray, RaymondDuerr, JonDuMont, Guy A.Dunham FundDunlap, James G.Dwyer, WalterDyer, BrendaEagle Brook Country Club - GenevaEarthMover Credit UnionEby-Brown FoundationEFS Foundation

Baumgartner, Thomas W.BDK Door, Inc.Beal, DaveBean, Curtis W.Beary, Joseph E.Bechtold, CindyBehrens, AnnBell, EstherBenbow, Robert T.Benisidoun USABennett Law Firm, LLCBenziger, Keith E.Berg, WilliamBergeson, Susan R.Bernau, WarrenBethany of Fox Valley United Methodist ChurchBethlehem Lutheran ChurchBialek, JohnBieth, Richard AlanBjorn, CarinBjornson, Verne E.Blakemore, Thomas F.BMO Harris BankBMO Harris BankBMO Harris BankBohnsak, RonaldBonifas, Thomas L.Borchert, Robert L.Bosak, BethBosch, Kennneth C.Bosh, Ronald G.Boss, MichaelBrandenburg, PatriciaBranstad, John R.Brems, Stephen C.Brent, AubryBrookfield Zoo-Chicago Zoological SocietyBroski, MaryBrown, TracyBrowning, Richard A.Bryant, TerryBunce, JodeBurkett, ArthurBusby, William J.

Calvary ChurchCamm, Arline M.Carlson Rugs & Floor CoveringsCarlson, Hal AlanCarson, James R.Carvetti’sCassell, ChuckCaterpillar FoundationCawthra, JoCeltic TenorsCervantes, MarioChally, JacobChapa La Via, LindaChelas Catering/The Luna FamilyChevalier, Wanita G.Chicago BearsChicago CubsChicago Premium OutletsChiro One Wellness Centers LLCCinnamon, ThomasCitizens to Elect Tom WeisnerCity of AuroraCity of AuroraCity of BataviaCity of BataviaClean Steam Car WashClegg, DaleCoach USA/Van GladerCody Metal Finishing, Inc.Coffman Trucking Sales, IncCoffman, Frank B.Colborne Foodbotics, LLCCollins, JoanColonial Cafe of St. CharlesColwell, MikeComcast Business ServicesComfort Inn of GenevaCommunity Foundation of the Fox River ValleyCongregational Church of BataviaConover, Mary Lou

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Our Mission:The mission of AID is to empower individuals with disabilities, mental illness, and special needs to achieve independence and community inclusion.AID has been serving individuals with disabilities in the Fox Valley area since 1961.

Contact Information:Main Office: Association for Individual Development 309WestNewIndianTrailCourt•Aurora,IL60506 Phone:630-966-4000 Fax:630-844-2065 TDD:630-844-5063 Web: www.the-association.org www.facebook.com/TheAID

• Accredited by CARF - Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities• Certified by American Association of Suicidology• Licensed by Illinois Department of Human Services •DivisionofDevelopmentalDisabilities •DivisionofMentalHealth •DivisionofRehabilitativeServices •DivisionofAlcoholismandSubstanceAbuse •DivisionofCommunityHealthandPrevention •BureauofTitleXXSocialServices• Licensed by Illinois Department of Public Health• Licensed by Illinois Department of Health Care and Family Services• Licensed by Illinois Department of Children and Family Services as Child Welfare

Agency• Licensed by Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation

AIDACCREDITATION, CERTIFICATION AND LICENSURE

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AIDP ROGRA MS & SERVICES

Residential Services:Supervised Community Living: Home setting with 24-hour support for individuals who need to develop independent living skills. Supported Community Living: Intermittent support for individuals who have the skills to live on their own in the community.

Behavioral Health Services:Behavioral Health Outpatient: Linkage, case management & counseling to assist clients in achieving the highest possible quality of life. Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) Substance Abuse Case Management: Proactive education and intervention to support sobriety. Psychosocial Rehabilitation: Social, educational, occupational, behavioral and cognitive intervention to increase independence in everyday life.Homeless Youth Services: Outreach and case management for homeless individuals who are 18 to 20 years of age. Psychiatric Services: Psychiatric evaluation and medication management services provided by board certified psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners.

Crisis Services:Crisis Line of the Fox Valley: Free 24-hour telephone counseling to help callers with problems such as loneliness, relationship issues, emergencies, suicidal ideations and other crisis situations. Crisis Intervention Services: Walk-in or mobile crisis services to stabilize a person’s ability to function in the community. Services include assessment, counseling and referrals to appropriate community services. Sunshine Calls: Free daily support telephone calls to elderly and home-bound people. Victims Services: 24-hour assistance to victims and survivors of violent crime or trauma to respond to their psychological, emotional and physical needs. Services include crisis intervention, counseling, advocacy, education, information and referral.

•Behavioral Therapy and Counseling, individual and group, for clients needing additional support due to concerns resulting from historical and/or everyday stressors, provided by a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor and Licensed Clinical Social Workers•Psychological evaluations completed by a Licensed Psychologist.

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AIDDEMOGRAPHICS

Clients Served

Clients by Age

FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12

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AIDF INANCIAL

Expenses

30%

36%

11%

7%

7%

2%2%4%

1%

Income

72%

18%

10%

AID financial statements were audited by Mueller & Co. LLP in FY ‘12 and FY ‘11

Service Fees

Grants

Contributions and Other

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AIDF INANCIAL

Financial Position

Assets Cash and investments Accounts receivable Property and equipment (net) Other Total assets

Liabilities Accounts payable and other liabilities Notes payable Total liabilities

Net Assets Total liabilities and net assets

Public Support and Revenue Contributions Grants Service Fees Other income Total public support and revenue

Expenses Program services Administration Ride in Kane Fundraising Total expenses

Change in Net Assets

2011

150,8482,946,0137,067,070

404,77110,568,702

1,642,1002,097,575

3,739,675

6,829,027

10,568,702

1,088,2434,555,85114,273,560

62,21519,979,869

17,802,9551,541,229186,570389,111

19,919,865

60,004

$

$

$

$

2012

89,5183,580,0937,953,161

702,32912,325,101

2,611,3621,912,8514,524,213

7,800,888

12,325,101

2,083,0722,275,269

16,316,1881,922,226

22,596,755

18,150,4591,535,5621,491,112

447,76021,624,893

971,862

$

$

$

$ **AID net assets are larger in 2012 compared to 2011 due to generous donations of three group

homes and one lift van. The actual surplus from operations is $36,961.

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AIDDEMOGRAPHICS

Clients by Race

Caucasian - 2731

African American - 682

Hispanic - 794

Asian - 47

Other/Unknown - 844

Clients by Gender

Clients by Program

Male-2563

Female-2535

Community Support Services - 340

Community Integration & Employment Services - 1090

Developmental Disabilities Community Living Services - 224

Behavioral Health & Crisis Intervention Services - 3689

Behavioral Health Community Living Services - 98

Children Services - 263

54%

17%<1%

16%

12%

49.8% 50.2%

19%

65%

1%

5%4%

6%

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AID2012 HIGHLIGHT S

• AIDservedover5000clientsinprogramandservicesthisyear.

• AID earned a 12th consecutive three-year national accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF).

• We placed 68 clients in community jobs.

• Clients in the workshop programs produced over $300k in subcontract billing.

• The recycling program continues to expand with new partners and we are thankful to the Dunham Foundation for their ongoing support.

• We opened two new residential homes during this year, Mark Avenue in Elgin and Fescue in Aurora.

• Long time supporter, Millie Wolsfeld generously donated a home to AID. Thanks to Millie for her continued support.

• 12 clients have moved to less restrictive environments living in inclusive communities (special housing subsidy programs).

• Some of our clients had other individual successes, including learning to ride the Pace bus independently, learning safety awareness in the community and learning to swim.

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AID2012 HIGHLIGHT S

• We expanded Victims Services and Crisis Intervention Services to St. Charles and Yorkville.

• We expanded STARS program which is a collaboration between AID and Fox Valley Special Recreation and opened our second class STARS II. We now have 30 clients participating in this therapeutic recreation program.

• Volunteer opportunities for clients continue to expand through out the communities: Elgin Re-Store, Anderson Animal Shelter, Feed my Starving Children, The First Presbyterian Church Batavia Rehab Center, Bountiful Bless Food Pantry, Cancer Society, Northern Illinois Food Pantry, Kendall County Food Pantry, A.D.O.P.T. pet shelter and more...

• AID Employee Lisa Schnell named Illinois’ 2012 Outstanding Direct Support Person.

• The Elgin Aktion Club completed its first year of operation for our Elgin clients. This group is sponsored by our local Elgin Kiwanis and 32 clients participate in weekly meetings and fundraising activities.

• We have an increased focus on Health Promotion for all of our clients. All clients are being invited to participate in exercise, health awareness, and healthy foods and cooking activities. Throughout the agency you will find walking clubs, healthy shopping groups, Belly Busters weight loss groups and more.

• In collaboration with the VNA Health Center, AID will now offer Primary Care Health clinics located in the Behavioral Health Services building.

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AIDDONORS

Lacy, KeithLadies of the AfternoonLahner, KennethLapeyrolerie, ArlieLarson, Richard J.Lauderdale ElectricLazarus HouseLeader, David S.Lebbin, Esther L.Lehman, John S.Lettuce Entertain You RestaurantLeviton Manufacturing Co. Inc.Levy, GilbertLewis, John H.Liepitz, CathyLies, Arnold E.Lilagan, PatriciaLoran, Joseph C.Lowe, WayneLowrey, OwenLubic, BobLusk, DavidLynch, TomLynfred WineryMagique NoveltiesMaier, Richard H.Majestic DistributingMaki, DanielManagement Solutions of Illinois IncMandrelle, Rajnish J.Martinez, RicardoMaszak, ThomasMaxson, RoseMcCague, GeorgeMcCleary, Scott F.McCloskey, Patrick S.McCracken, Thomas GMcCue, MichaelMcCue, MichaelMcDermott, RaymondMcFadden, Al V.McKee, John F.McMahon, Gary J.McMullin, David PaulMcNamara, Charles D.McNeil, Cynthia S.McTavish, John B.Mehaffey, JohnMehaffey, MarkMejia, Clem

Propheter, Marc D.Quilico, JamesQuinn, William J.Quintanilla, MaricelaR.J. Kuhn, Inc. Plumbing & HeatingRakow, Thomas SRandall LiquorsRattner, PamelaRauschenberger, Steven J.Real Time SportsReam Hauser ArchitectsReam’s Elburn Meat MarketReid, RoseReuland, David P.Reuland, Jacqueline D.Reuland, JefferyReuter, James EReynolds Family FoundationRichardson, Robert J.Richter, NormanRichter, NormanRieke Office InteriorsRippon-Kinsella HouseRosell, RobertaRosenfeld, JosephRossi, MaryRoyster, James WilliamRubin, Arlen D.Ruby, JohnRuminski, Richard KRupp, Randall J.Russo, Thomas JRussum, Leonard W.Rygh, David E.Rygh, Gerald L.Saftig, JoeSalisbury, LisaSalzbrunn, SteveSandercock, H. JaySauter, Peter T.Scardina, John A.Schade, BillSchalund, SandySchessler, HaroldSchluntz, Brian L.Schmidt, RonSchnell, BrentSchuemann, Don A.Schumacher, KurtScott, Bradford NScott, Connie

Mensch, Inc.Mercy Provena McCauley ManorMerlin’s Franchising, Inc.Midwest Ground CoversMiles, ChuckMiles, Howard D.Miller, Robert G.Minder, BarbaraMinga Fair Trade ImportsMitsubishi Electric America FoundationMitsubishi Electric AutomationMittag, Marlin M.Mlejnek, BarbModery, NancyMolenhouse, Jacob O.Molenhouse, Peter J.Molex, Inc.Molof, KeithMontgomery PopcornMoore, BillMoore, David B.Moore, Sally B.Moose Lodge #1368Morris, Douglas J.Morrow, Gerald B.Morton ArboretumMother’s Club of GenevaMueller & Company, LLPMunson, Scott A.Murray, Trudy A.Murtaugh, Edward H.Mutual of AmericaMyler, CharlesMyles, DeanNatonek, LeonNelson & Shea LTD Attorneys At LawNelson, Charles B.Nelson, Margaret A.Nelson, Robert E.Nelson, Robert L.Nguyen, VietNickles, Ronnie W.Nicole, Kimberly R.Nicor GasNoblitt, JeffNomellini, PeterNorth Aurora Mothers ClubNorthern Illinois UniversityNovack, Robert G

Novak, Joseph L.Novak, Joseph L.Novy, MargaretO’Brien, Daniel PatrickO’Brien, Sandy FinoOchsenschlager, MaryOelker, Timothy L.Olah, TerranceOleson, Clifford A.Ollayos, Clare M.Olund, Richard G.O’Malleys Bar & GrillOrmond, NealOrof, DoriO’Shea, DanielO’Shea, Thomas J.O’Shea, TomOswego Presbyterian ChurchPagel, JohnPalmer, JohnPancor Management & ServicesPanera Bread Company - Downers GrovePanozzo, Robert J.Paramount Theatre - AuroraParks, Raymond WPeddy, GeraldPedersen Family FoundationPendleton, R. E.Pheasant Run ResortPhillips, Caryl I.Phin, AlanPilmer, DonaldPlatt, Joan M.Plotzke, Christina LynnePlotzke, George T.Plotzke, Joseph B.Plotzke, RebeccaPlumbers & Pipefitters Local 501Poo-PourriPott, JohnPotter, John W.Poulton, Richard A.Pozzi, Gary L.Prairie State PackagingPrisco, MarthaPrisco’s Finer FoodsPritikin, Seymoure S

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AIDDONORS

SEALTECSeick, Sylvester T.Seymour, James P.Shales, JohnSiegfried, DavidSimmons, CraigSimpson, RandySlimmer, DaveSmith Amundsen LLCSmith, DelbertSmith, Elizabeth A.Smith, JimSmith, Thomas E.Smith, WayneSolarz, StevenSomer Core 504 Inc.Soprych, KellySource One MediaSouth Melrose LLCSouthwest AirlinesSpinoso, JohnSpringer, EleanorSpringer, Elyssa JoySt. Charles 708 Community Mental Health BoardSt. Charles Bank & Trust Co.St. Charles Kiwanis Golden “K”St. Charles Kiwanis Noon ClubSt. Charles TownshipSt. John Neumann ChurchSt. Laurence ParishSt. Mark’s Lutheran ChurchSt. Patrick ChurchStanek, VinceStanicek, John E.Staples Business AdvantageStark Sanitary Service - West ChicagoStark, IrvingState Farm Insurance CompaniesStefek, WilliamStegmaier, Jo AnnSteinberg, AbrahamStith, Mary LynnStyka, RandalSugar Grove Fire Protection DistrictSullivan, BrianSwims, Willie G.Sybaris Pool Suites

Wyllie, James W.Yoakam, LindaYorkville Congregational ChurchYoung, AaronYoungren’s, Inc.Zachary HouseZancig, Robert J.Zeus & Co.Zillgitt, Arthur D.Zimmerman FordZonta Club of St. Charles, Batavia and GenevaZweibohmer, John R.

Tandezla, RobertTatara, Richard M.Tataryn, Dwain K.The Cakery - North AuroraThe Fireside GrilleThe Hershey CompanyThe HighlandsThe Inn CrowdThe Kane County Bar Foundaton Inc.The Spice HouseThistle & BeeThomas, GregoryThomas, Kaye M.Thomas, LarryThomas, William GThompson, DeweyThompson, Richard A.Thompson, Tommy L.Tilbrook, Roger W.Tomka, J.T.Tom’s Auto ClinicTorres, Timothy S.Total Body DynamicsTripar InternationalTrippon, DanielTrippon, Mary JaneTruistTrust Company of IllinoisTucker, CharlesTupa, Marcus J.Turnage, Aldwin N.Turner, BeckyTurner, NormTurner, RobertTwelve Twenty-One FundUnderhill, LorenUnger, Robert MUnited Way - ElginUnited Way - Fox ValleyUnited Way AT&TUnited Way of BataviaUnited Way of Central & Northeastern ConnecticutUnited Way of Central Kane CountyUnited Way of Metropolitan ChicagoUpstagingVan De Voorde, MargieVaughan, Robert W.Vick, John PeterVillage of Lombard

Village of North AuroraVillamil, LillianVillanueva, Carmelo R.VIM Recyclers, L.P.Vogelman, Gregory PVogtritter, AnnaVolkert, JamesVon Schnase, DianeVoreis, JohnVoris, Frank K.Waldron, SusanWall, Duncan S.Walter J. & Edith E. Best FoundationWalters, LoriWarner, AllanWasco Nursery & Garden CenterWaters, John S.Wathen, Mary SusanWaubonsee Community CollegeWeber, George G.Weeks, Raymond M.Weiland, Richard J.Weiner, Barbara A.Weisner, Tom J.WeldstarWerrbach, Douglas E.Werrbach, MaryWhetsel, JenniferWhite, DavidWhite, Helen C.Whitt, Stuart L.Widmayer, JoeWieck, CorinneWild, Payson S.Williams, Timothy D.Wilson, E. CliftonWilson, WendyWindy Acres FarmWine, Jack M.Wine, SherylWinkle, CarolWinkle, Joseph V.Winkle, Matthew E.Wolsfeld, Millie KWoltman, GeorgeWoman’s Club of AuroraWood, JoanWoodlock, CherylWooley, Frank J.Wormley, Budd

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