The County’s Voice on Mental Illnesses.Bringing Hope, Improving Lives, and Promoting Recovery.

2011 Annual Report

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Our MissionTo Provide Support, Advocacy and Education in order to improve the quality of life of individuals

with mental illnesses and their families.

NAMI DuPage, the DuPage County IL affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness, for over 26 years has had an immense positive impact on the lives of individuals with mental illnesses and brain disorders and their families.

The largest NAMI affiliate in Illinois, and among the most creative and active of the 1,200 chapters across the United States, NAMI DuPage accomplishes its work without federal or state funding, and without direct finan-cial support from NAMI’s national and state organizations.

Moreover, all of our support and education programs for individuals and their families are free, so cost will not be an obstacle to support, education and recovery. We are able to achieve all that we do because of the re-markable, continuing generosity of our DuPage County community - individuals and households, foundations, businesses and corporations, professional groups, faith-based groups, and service clubs.

Board President NotesDear Friends, NAMI/DuPage maintained and even expanded our support and education programs to DuPage County during fiscal year 2011. During these difficult economic times when other non-profits are fighting for existence, NAMI/DuPage continued to plan and achieve a proactive agenda. This has been done through continued financial support from funders and donors, a dedicated staff led by our Executive Director and unselfish volunteers that make up the backbone of our organization. We are all working to create greater awareness about mental illness and to support individuals with mental illness and their families in DuPage County. I want to thank the Board of Directors and our committees for their continued stewardship. Most importantly I want to thank our donors for their financial support.

Howard A (Tony) DavisPresident, Board of Directors

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Having the opportunity to share with you, through our annual report, NAMI DuPage’s 2011 accomplishments is both an honor and a privilege. In a year which for many will be remembered for its difficult economy NAMI DuPage has come through stronger and more resilient. While government funding has fallen short for many human service organizations it has also meant that new alliances have been formed in the local community, providing a feeling of togetherness not seen before. From these collaborations we have been able to better serve our community by identifying the gaps in support, education and advocacy that so badly need filling. NAMI DuPage has touched the lives of over 12,000 unduplicated individuals in 2011, a 58% increase since 2008. This accounts for over 27,000 free hours of support, advocacy and education that NAMI DuPage staff and volunteers have spent face-to-face with individuals. We have been able to increase support groups for individuals, family support groups and family education classes to a wider geographical area. Our influence is reaching far beyond those with mental illnesses and their families. Our relationships with all of the county’s behavioral health hospitals has increased, from in-

patient support groups and NAMI Nights with family members, to training hospital personnel from the perspective of the individual and family members. Police awareness and their outreach to NAMI DuPage to educate their officers and SWAT teams have dramatically increased since those first tentative steps back in 2004. Presentations to the community to increase awareness of mental illnesses at libraries, faith-based groups and corporations have all increased. Our school program is growing. NAMI DuPage believes, and research confirms, that the earlier the signs and symptoms of mental illnesses are diagnosed and treated the greater the recovery outcome. Our community school program has increased to thirteen high schools in DuPage County. Because of NAMI DuPage both students and teachers have a much better understanding of mental illness and the resources available. Advocacy is an ongoing daily part of NAMI DuPage. Speaking with local legislators has raised awareness and understanding of mental illness and the huge impact and devastation it can cause. We advocate for services to be provided for this often-vulnerable population. We advocate for individuals and become their voice when they are not physically fit enough to speak for themselves. We advocate and work on behalf of the families when they are simply in too much pain to do it for themselves. We celebrate through our annual Run Walk in September

and our Benefit in April. Both fundraisers saw increases in participation, volunteerism and funds raised, thus increasing the awareness of NAMI Dupage. The things we have been able to achieve this past year would have been impossible without the brave and talented volunteers who step up to become trained speakers, support-group facilitators and educators who are prepared share their stories, their time and their compassion with others. We thank you, our partners who support us and allow us to continue with this important work. While there have been major advances in some areas of mental health there is still much to be done. We have an ageing population, concerned about their loved ones and what will happen to them once their families are no longer able to support them. The goal for NAMI DuPage is for all individuals living in recovery to be able to do this in a home of their choice, to be able to work in a supported environment if they wish and to be accepted as contributing members of our community. We need you, our partners, to be able to continue this work. Together we can change lives a day at a time. With grateful thanks,

Angela Adkins Executive Director

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Education Course FacilitatorsFamily-to-Family

Aileen Caravelli Margaret Cullen

Dick GoersEllie Goers

Sue HedlundLisa Leamy

NAMI BasicsJim CahalanSue Cahalan

Sue PintoKathy Schank

W.R.A.P. ®Jack Whelton

Support Group FacilitatorsRecovery Connections

Mark CassalettoRandy Hanssen Tom MitchellSusie Piasecki

William SchoenebergMichael TaylorJack Whelton

Family SupportSue BalsamoFran Brand

Sue CahalanJim Cahalan

Marjorie CassataPatty Johnstone

Sue OrsiniConnie RoweGary Rowe

Helpline Resource AssistantsAnna Sheridan

Cindy KoppelmanAlyssa Nylander

Judy StreekySharon Thiese

Naperville Drop In CoordinatorMary Borland

Library SpecialistCarolyn Burton

Donor Database AssistantsKathleen Braun

Nate GoonThomas Mitchell

Education AssistantsGinny Connors

Pat Kaslny

2 0 1 1 V o l u n t e e r s

NAMI DuPage also recognizes all Outreach Presenters and the countless other volunteers that have helped us on an as-needed basis in our office and at our special events.

Honorary Advisory Board

Dan CroninCounty Board Chairman

Lee DanielsFormer State Representative

Dr. Kay Jamison, Ph.D.Dr. Phillip Janicak, M.D.

Sandra Pihos State Representative

Tony DavisPresident

Cora (Corky) CorleyVice President

Jim JacksonSecretary

Bob BargerTreasurer

Jana CroninPast President

Angela AdkinsExecutive Director

Steve FlechterSheila Frett

Frank PrerostDiane ScardignoDi SemmelhackSandy Shepard

O u r S t a f f– Programs –

Pat Doyle Education DirectorPatty Johnstone Resource Specialist

Mark SukisVolunteer CoordinatorBrenda Hilligoss

School Education DirectorMary Dalton

Education Coordinator

Aileen CaravelliSchool Education Coordinator

Erin UnderwoodMembership

– Development –Tim Traynor

Development DirectorAlice Li-Arndt Grants ManagerJudy Knott

Donor Database ManagerAmy Schmerold

Donor Database Analyst

– Administrative –Adriene Hodge

AccountantBecky MazmanianAccounting AssistantDavid Cumming

Information Technology

O u r O f f i c e r s & B o a r d

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NAMI DuPage believes in recovery through Support, Education and Advocacy.

R e c o v e ryMental illnesses are medical conditions, not character flaws, which disrupt a person’s thinking, feeling, mood and ability to relate to others. Serious mental illnesses include major depression, obsessive-compulsive disor-der, panic disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and borderline personality disorder.

With treatment, recovery is not only possible, it is probable. Most people who live with serious mental illness can reduce the impact of their illness and find achievement and independence.

Naperville Drop-In, Celebrating 20 Years

Good Samaritan Hospital Promoting Recovery Connections

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S u p p o rtNAMI DuPage’s staff, and its “small army” of dedicated volunteers, touch the lives of thousands of people each year, offering individuals with mental illnesses and their families targeted support that brings hope, improves lives and encourages recovery.

Support Groups for Individuals with Mental Illnesses• “NAMI Connection” is a free, weekly recovery support group for individuals living with mental illness.

They learn from one another and share mutual encouragement and understanding.

Support Groups for Families • “Family Support Group” is a free meeting where caregivers and other family members of individuals

who have mental illnesses help one another through their sharing of learned wisdom.

• “Parent Support Group” is a free program similar to “Family Support Group”, specifically for parents of children under age 22 who have mental illnesses.

“NAMI Resource Line” is a free service which, 35 hours per week, provides a sympathetic and informed “lis-tening ear” for individuals and their families who are in need of resources, referrals, advice or other information

Drop-in Recreation Centers• Adult Center (ages 30 and up) and Young Adult (ages 18 to 30) – Weekly social events, held in the eve-

ning or on weekends in which participants enjoy food, fellowship and activities.

“Individual Assistance Program” provides emergency financial relief to purchase prescriptions or to pay rent, up to $750 annually, for individuals with mental illnesses, with payments made directly to pharmacies or to landlords.

“Mental Illness Court Alternative Program (MICAP) Support Group” is a free support program for partici-pants in and graduates of the DuPage County Court’s alternative sentencing program for individuals whose mental illnesses contributed to their criminal activity.

Young Adult Drop-In Center, Glen Ellyn

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E d u c at i o nFor Individuals

• “Wellness Recovery Action Plan” (WRAP)® is a free eight-week program in which participants are taught to develop comprehensive, personalized plans that will help them achieve and maintain recovery.

For Families, Partners and Friends• “Family to Family” is a free twelve-week program in which families, partners and friends of individuals

are taught about many aspects of mental illnesses, their treatment, and constructive responses.• “NAMI Basics” is a free six-week program for parents and other caregivers of children under age 18 who

have severe mental illnesses or emotional disturbances.

“Recovery Connections” Hospital Programs• “NAMI Nights” for Patients and Their Families are regularly scheduled presentations held on the

behavioral health units, led by NAMI individuals and family members.• Hospital Staff Training, offered on request, gives hospital staff the distinct and helpful perspectives of

individuals with mental illnesses and families.

School Presentations to Students and Educators• “Ending the Silence” is an interactive, in-school program developed by NAMI DuPage, and presented

in junior high and high schools by volunteer speakers. Students learn about mental illnesses, signs and symptoms, and how to get help.

• “Parents and Teachers as Allies” is a program which helps school educators and families identify and respond to key signs of early-onset mental illness in children and adolescents.

Other NAMI Education Programs – NAMI staff and trained volunteer speakers share their “lived experiences” and insights with medical school and nursing students, police and safety workers, service clubs and faith-based organizations, and more.

Resource Center at NAMI DuPage

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A d v o c a c yNAMI DuPage, alongside the NAMI National and NAMI Illinois organizations, believes in advocacy and research. By supporting research, NAMI takes action to find causes, improve treatments and seek cures for psychiatric illnesses.

NAMI DuPage advocates on a daily basis on behalf of DuPage area individuals and their families in areas such as housing and supported employment. NAMI is also a reliable source of information and guidance on local, state and national political initiatives and legislation which can impact individuals with mental illnesses. For more legislative information - including past, present and future legislation - you can reference our Advocacy Toolkit at www.namidupage.org

NAMI DuPage Advocates for a Better Future

From our day-to-day dealings with families and individuals, it is clear that NAMI DuPage needs to advocate for:• Increased supported employment for those individuals living with mental illness;• Increased supported housing;• Increased peer-run organizations within the mental health system;• Respite care in place of lengthy Emergency Room waits that in many cases only accelerate the

symptoms and increase anxiety;• Increased use of peer advocates in Emergency Rooms;• Decreased use of nursing homes to house those with mental illness, and increased community mental

health services;• Treatment and understanding rather than punitive incarceration for individuals with mental illnesses;• Increased public education and awareness to reduce stigmatization of mental illness;• Increased early education in our schools on the signs and symptoms of mental illness;• Increased social and vocational opportunities for individuals living in recovery; and• Increased awareness of services needed for our returning veterans and their families.

As long as these challenges exist and new ones arise, the residents of DuPage County will have an extraordinary asset in NAMI DuPage - one that many other communities across the country can only dream of, and hope for.

Mental Health First Aid Training

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I am forty years old and my journey with mental illness began when I was diagnosed with depression at the age of 19. After graduating from college my diagnosis evolved to bipolar disorder. I had a series of 20 jobs that I started with enthusiasm only to be consumed by anxiety which soon spiraled into depression. After turning 35 I finally found the hope that exists in an organization called NAMI. For me, the invaluable, life-altering messages of NAMI which I received, and which I passionately share with other consumers and their families, are the following:

• Mental illness is a biological disorder in which you cannot be blamed.

• You are not alone. • NAMI can help. • There is hope and support. • Things do get better!

In response to the barriers of guilt, shame, anxiety and depression which mental illness brings, NAMI offers opportunities for socialization, happiness, achievement and

recovery. Four years ago NAMI’s message of hope empowered me to begin co-facilitating a support group each week, first at Good Sam and now at CDH. As a trained NAMI speaker, I have shared my stories of mental illness countless times with high school students, medical students, health care professionals, and first responders. I also facilitate the eight-week ”W.R.A.P” class (Wellness Recovery Action Plan) for NAMI DuPage in which I help other consumers establish individualized recovery programs, in order to reduce or eliminate symptoms, and take back control of their lives. I have been blessed to be the husband of an amazing, loving wife and the father of three terrific boys. They allow me to laugh and smile, to feel happiness and pride, and make my best self available to them and to others. I have the normal concerns about life-long parental responsibilities as well as the added awareness that my children are genetically predisposed to mental

illness. However, I know the support and education I have received will help me guide them as well as constant reminders that I love them. Currently, I am working hard to find employment, and my real passion is for supporting and helping others just as NAMI has supported me. My volunteer work at NAMI helps me stay connected and continue on my journey of recovery, but until such time as I can find more stable employment, I live daily with the worry of how to provide for my family. These are difficult times to find work, and for those of us with mental illness, doubly so. NAMI has helped me recognize that this is a lifelong journey, but for all the ups and downs, I get great hope from knowing that I will always be a part of NAMI, and NAMI will be a part of my family’s life and my own. My journey of recovery truly began here at NAMI DuPage, as it has for many others, and as it will for so many more to come!

Jack Whelton

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Some of our volunteer voices on, “what does it mean to me to be able to volunteer for NAMI?”

“Attending the Naperville “Family to Family” education course helped me get through a difficult time understanding and coping with my family member’s diagnosed mental illness. I came to realize what valuable information and resources NAMI has to share with families and the public in general and I decided I wanted to be part of such an outstanding organization with such dedicated people. My background has always been in business and administrative work, so helping out with office work suits me very well. I look forward to my weekly work at the NAMI DuPage office and I leave feeling satisfied that I’ve made a worthwhile contribution to others.” Pat

“To me, it means being able to help people by directing them to appropriate resources, staff and services. Also, it’s a privilege to work alongside a group of people whose goals and expectations are congruent to mine.” Chris

“My reason for volunteering at NAMI DuPage is two-fold: To

support a much needed local community resource; and to

express gratitude for the assistance NAMI provided me and my

family in our hour of need.” Tom

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“Having the privilege to contribute in the database office

to a national, regional and local movement has given me

much fulfillment in joining with like-minded people in a

cause bigger than myself, and indirectly helping those with

mental illness as well as personally helping to educate

myself skill-wise and on mental illness.”

Nate

“It means giving the individual with mental illness the ability and opportunity to give back to NAMI, which always tries to give as much as it can to individuals and their families. You’re able to be a part of the NAMI Family!” Matt

“I feel like I have a purpose and that I am helping other people like me with mental illness. I’ve received lots of help from NAMI and more people deserve that opportunity.” Chrissy

“Being a volunteer at NAMI means helping others, helping

family members of individuals with mental illness who are

struggling. It also means being a part of something bigger, and

knowing I am helping make a difference.”

Anna

“I enjoy putting together the packets handed out to those who attend

NAMI classes and presentations because I know how beneficial the in-

formation in those packets is! Also, when I volunteer it’s great to inter-

act with the other volunteers. NAMI is a terrific organization!

Barb

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Government  &  Foundation  Grants $129,172 21%Special  Events  Revenue $127,144 21%Individual  Contributions $121,851 20%

In-­‐Kind  Donations $83,342 14%Rental  Income $81,600 13%

United  Way $24,316 4%Program  Service  Fees $18,112 3%

Investment  Gains/(Losses) $15,756 3%Interest  Income $8,567 1%

Total  Revenue $609,860 100%

Programs $454,790 71%Management  &  General $75,834 12%

Fundraising  &  Development $107,037 17%Total  Expenses $637,661 100%

Less:  Depreciation $47,270

Expenses  Before  Depreciation $590,391

Consumer  Services $159,177 35%General  Education $81,862 18%

Group  Homes $77,314 17%Hospital  Education $72,766 16%School  Education $63,671 14%

Total  Program  Expenses $454,790 100%

FY  2011  Expenses

FY  2011  Revenue

FY  2011  Program  Expenses

71%  

12%  

17%  

Programs   Management  &  General   Fundraising  &  Development  

35%  18%  

17%  16%  

14%  

Consumer  Services   General  EducaNon   Group  Homes  

Hospital  EducaNon   School  EducaNon  

21%  

21%  

20%  

14%  

13%  

4%   3%   3%   1%  

Government  &  FoundaNon  Grants   Special  Events  Revenue  Individual  ContribuNons   In-­‐Kind  DonaNons  Rental  Income   United  Way  Program  Service  Fees   Investment  Gains/(Losses)  Interest  Income  

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Changing Lives

Breaking Records

Record Total Fundraising

$477,962 +17%

Record Total Donors

1,491 + 38%

Record Total Unduplicated Served

+58% since 2008

Record Number of Face-to-Face Hours Serving DuPage Residents

27,133

7,848Record Volunteer Hours

over previous year

over previous year

Our Sponsors

Catching up with Friends

Making the Bid

Hanging Out

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Cumulative Giving $50,000 and AboveAlfred Bersted FoundationBetty BradshawCity of NapervilleCommunity Memorial FoundationDuPage County Dept. of Human ServicesDick and Ellie GoersIllinois Children’s Healthcare FoundationMary Lou and Al LowryJean MertensDorothy O’ReillyRaymond and Delores SchumacherUnited Way of Metropolitan Chicago

Cumulative Giving$10,000 to $49,999Aetna FoundationAnonymousArgonne National LabsBristol-Myers SquibbJim and Sue CahalanRon and Betty ChaggarisJana CroninTony and Sally DavisBeatrice DemosDr. Scholl FoundationDuPage Community FoundationEli Lilly & CompanySteve and Ann FlechterFred J. Brunner FoundationGeorge M. Eisenberg FoundationGlen Ellyn Infant WelfareGrace A. Bersted FoundationLynn JohnsonKleckner FoundationNorkol, Inc.Ortho-McNeil-Janssen Pharma, Inc.Pfizer, Inc.Ellen and Bob RehmRotary Club of NapervilleSt. Margaret Mary ParishBarbara and Al Van Eekeren

Fiscal Year 2011 Giving$5,000 and AboveBetty BradshawCity of NapervilleCommunity Memorial FoundationDuPage County Department of Human Services Dick and Ellie GoersRichard and Marcia Hynes

Illinois Children’s Healthcare FoundationNorkol, Inc.Dorothy O’ReillyPfizer, Inc.Rotary Club of NapervilleUnited Way of Metropolitan Chicago

Fiscal Year 2011 Giving$1,000 to $4,999AnonymousArgonne National LabsBristol-Myers SquibbRay and Carol BurtonJim and Sue CahalanChris and Aileen CaravelliRon and Betty ChaggarisJames and Valerie ChaggarisRick and Christine CicconeTony and Sally DavisBeatrice DemosEli Lilly & CompanySteve and Ann FlechterGeorge M. Eisenberg FoundationJames GettingsPaul and Jayne GiordanoGlen Ellyn Infant WelfareGood Samaritan HospitalDavid and Denise HallHeritage Professional AssociatesSteve and Beverly HossaInsperityJim and Kathy JacksonLynn JohnsonCatherine KolinskiLawrence and Marguerite KolinskiLeFort-Martin Family Fund of the DuPage Community FoundationLinden Oaks Hospital at EdwardDiane MaksayMatthew MenardMr. and Mrs. Gary MillerJudge Jane MittonOrtho-McNeil-Janssen Pharma, Inc.Frank and Mary PrerostEllen and Bob RehmRotary Club of DarienRotary Club of Naperville/DowntownDi SemmelhackSilverado VineyardsSusan SimonsenEd and Linda SquierSt. Isaac Jogues Catholic ChurchSt. Margaret Mary ParishPat and Mary Lynn Sullivan

Judy ThorpBarbara and Al Van Eekeren

Fiscal Year 2011 GivingBelow $1,000A Beautiful SmileA La Mode BoutiqueManuel and Gloria AbundisGeorge AcostaAdelle’s Fine American FareJill Adelman and Joan CummingsTony and Angela AdkinsRichard and Sandra AdrianAdventist Glen Oaks HospitalPatricia AhrweilerAntoinette AignerHelen AikenMark Ailes and Kay Richards Alben F. Bates & Clara G. Bates FoundationSyed and Fatima AliJan AllenNancy AllenAlliance Clinical AssociatesAllstate Giving CampaignAlphagraphicsAltobello Fine JewelersAmazon Services, LLCAmerican Chartered BankAmerican Fidelity Mortgage Services, Inc.American GirlJane AmorosiDonna AndersonDana AndrewsonAgnes AnnenAnonymousJohn AntonelliMargaret ArbogastJohn and Jayne ArmstrongAli AsgharHayat AsgharChristine AtkinsonBackstrom Chiropractic & WellnessJohn and Rosette BagleyRalph and Bernadette BaileyRandy and Linda BallaGail BalluffFrank and Janet BalounJoseph and Suzanne BalsamoRobert and Jan BargerGlory BarnesKelsey BarnettDavid Baron M.D.

people we can’t do without

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Joseph and Dianne BarrettMarie BartolottaRoberta BaruchCharlene BaumbichJulie BaxAndy and Mary BazanDavid and Carol BeagarieSue BeckerBrad BeckhamWendell and Judith BeemCharleen BehrschmidtGrant BellSteven and Rosemary BellingRep. Patricia BellockEileen BelokinRichard BenesBetsy and Taylor BennettCarol BennettMichael BennettRichard and Mary BennettKathleen BensonJim BenteBarbara BentonDaniel BernsteinBest Of SelfJoseph BienikJim BinaMarcia BinghamHenry BirdJody BlairRaymond and Laima BlazysRomas BlazysSusan BlockBob James Magician and ShopIlene BockCarole BodenstabJanice BoersteMary Lou BogestBarbara BoggussJane and Bill BolgerBill and Mary BorlandJeanne BortoliniBarbara BostromScott BostromWilliam and Mary BoylanMary BoyumCathy and Ed BozettBP America Inc.Bradley J. Freburg & AssociatesMargaret BradyTerry BradyVincent and Fran BrandB.J. and Barbara BrassfieldJames and Mary Jo BreenDavid and Linda BremerJacalyn BrennanRichard and Janet Brennan-MelochBrian Dunn PhotographicBricks PizzaDeb Briggs

Marilyn BriggsJohn and Bridget BroganGabe BrosbeJane Brossart-BossKaren BrownBrust Funeral HomeRev. and Mrs. Bill BryanJames BryantJames BuchholzMark and Betsy BuckleyCarrie BudischLinda BudzynaDarin and Kristine BuelowJennifer BurnsCassie BurnsideJudith BurnsideOliver and Ellen BurrowsRobert and Dee BusicAlice ByrneJ. T. and R. J CackowskiCarol CaliendoJohn and Denise CallahanVictor CampanaroEd and Marilynn CampbellMary Beth CampionJudy CandianoCantigny GolfCardinal Fitness Of Glen EllynCaribou CoffeeAnn CarlsonDonna CarlsonRobert CarlsonCarol Stream Fire DeptCarol’s Garden RestaurantWendell CarpenterMichael and Mary CarrMargo CarrollSheila CarsonTim CaseyMarjorie CassataCentral DuPage HospitalDiane CesaroneSpring ChaChris ChaggarisKim ChaoCharone DesignShepley and Frances ChenNorbert and Catherine ChestaJohn ChiarroChicago CubsChicago Regional Trucking AssociationLisa ChicoStephanie ChoderaTerry ChristnerKenneth ChrobakChurch of the Holy NativityChurch Women United Of NapervilleLouann ChvatalArthur CigoyCitizens For Dan Cronin

Patricia ClancyClarice’s Creating Beautiful LooksAugusta ClarkeJames and Viola ClaytonBrian and Julie ClucasFrank CoffeyPato CogNicole CokinisColdwell Banker Residential BrokerageConnie CollinetCommunity Bank Wheaton/Glen EllynDuane and Kathleen CondiffTammy CondonFred ConersLori CongiustiElayne ConsidineFayette ConsidineKaren ConsidineMartin ConsidineBrittney CooneyRebecca CooneyEileen CoraNevil CoraTrent CoreyDon and Corky CorleyDaniel CorriganPatrick CorriganCostello Jewelry CompanyGreg CoughlinCounty Farm Bagels, Deli, and CafeJim and Nancy CovertDavid CoxCozymel’sElizabeth CreechCress Creek Country ClubDonald and Michelle CroninJana CroninJohn and Bonny CroninMary CroninPeter CroninRichard and Claire CroninArthur CrowleyMargaret CullenPolly CumbyDavid CummingWilliam and Judy CurryCarolyn CurtisKaren Cushing and David KulhanekDebra CyrierSusanne DahlPam DalbyJohn DanielMarilyn DanosBrian DavisMel and Mandy DavisJim and Debbie DeanSharon DeanKimberly DeckerTom DeglerLouis and Barbara Del Monte

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Barbara DeliMajlinda DeliDonna and Lewis DelinSamuel and Sharon DelisiBob DellEugenia and John DemosJoseph DenningKenneth and Diane DericksonFalguni DesaiCarol DeSimoneWendy DesouzaLinda DeWitteJohn and Dorothy DidierTania DidierJohn DiMonteB. Lorraine DirksKathleen DohertyDonald G. Kipper, DDS, LTDEdward and Lillian DoodyBradley DornedenPat and James DoyleSue DoyleRichard DraffoneMichael & Phyllis DressanderMichael DugganMichael DumdieLeo and Nancy DunhamJoyce DunnMichael and Mary DunneDupage Children’s MuseumDuPage ChiropracticDuPage County Health DepartmentDuPage National BankMark and Juliana DwyerMoira DwyerAndrea DyerGary and Marilou DzadonJoanne EastMaureen EconomosShirley EilersEinstein Bagels of Glen EllynElmhurst Memorial HospitalDennis EmanoJohn ErmelMarilyn ErwinEmily FaganFair Lady Productions (Kidz Kabaret)Sandy FallonDebra FaulknerSyed and Ghazala FayyazLarry and Candy FerriesMarjorie FilippiPenney FillmerEllen FineganJoan FinneganFirehouse Subs of WheatonFirst Presbyterian Church Of WheatonCatherine & Donald FischerJoan FisherCaimin and Marlene Flannery

Mary FlavinRichard and Jane ForestRalph ForrestDolores and Ingvaar ForsFor Your Glory SoapCharles and Linda FosterFox Bowl / Stella’s Pizza and PubJamie FoxFrank Gironda Salon and SpaEsther FreeseMary FriesenhahnJane FrostMary Kay FuriasseCliff and Linda GalitzGlenda GallisathJoanne GardnerRichard GardnerArlene GatesCarrie GaulLinda GebhardtGara GehringGenesis Clinical ServicesSandy GeorgasDebby and Tom GerhardsteinMike and Olga GerhardsteinFrederick and Elizabeth GiacobbeTed and Jan GibbonsMaryallice GilloglyJames and Maryanne GilmoreMarcia GilmoreDonald GimbelBarry GiovanineFred and Debbie GischlerChristina GiuntaSteven and Marilyn GiustiDanny and Lillian GlabTeresa GladinusGlen Ellyn Rotary Club FoundationBeth GoersFrank and Kay GoetzGolden Steer SteakhouseJim and Janet GolickClaudia GomezKeri GoodmanNate and Gloria GoonRobert and Victoria GoreckiAlan GorrClifford and Jane GrableGrace United Methodist Church of LisleGratto Trattoria & Tapas BarJoe and Claire GregoireMichael and Kathleen GreskElizabeth GriffinBeatrice GrigoAnne GrisetoJudy GroteSusan GroteDavid and Vicki GruenewaldAlessandro GuidottiMr. and Mrs. Guinta

George GulasDr. and Mrs. GuynnWilliam HaasGerald and Faith HaddockRobert and Kathrin HaegerKim HakimCarolAnn HammarBarb HammerandBrian HannonRandall HanssenDawn HarringtonDebbie HatzPatty HawkinsLarry and Arta HayesMyrtle HebertSue HedlundSally HedrickReginald and Barbara HeeleyMike and Rita HeimosR.W. and A.B. HeinGene and Verne HerlihyPeter and Catherine HetrickGreg and Sheri HeyAlbert HiguchiCharles and Bobbie HillSarah and Clifford HillBrian and Brenda HilligossHilton Lisle/NapervilleHinsdale Bank and TrustDennis HofmaierBarbara HoganGary and Robin HolzerStephen and Debbie HomanHoney CafeBobby R. and Betty J. HoodCharles and Judy HossackAnne HouleDennis and Penny HradeckyKenneth and Karen HrubesCheryl HuberGwen HullJennifer HulvatRobert and Jo HunterIllinois Children’s Mental Health PartnershipIllinois Select RiskImpressionsIvy RestaurantCarol JablonskyMike and Nancy JackovichNusrat JahanJeanne JakubowskiJamba JuiceRobert JanickiKurt and Susan JankowskiMary Lou and Laura JardineBeth and Richard JeleskyMarvin and Karen JelinekE. Alfred JenkinsJanet Jenkins

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Patricia JohansenBrian and Suzanne JohnsonBruce and Ann JohnsonCarol D. JohnsonMartha JohnsonRobert and Marjorie JohnsonSandra and Thomas JohnsonRay and Marilyn JonesThomas and Shirley JonesJonlyn & Assoicates, CPA’sDebra JordenDolores Jorgensen and Gina BatchelderKarl and Ellen JurkonisDiane KafkaRobert and Carol KahlfeldtGuntis and Ina KalnajsBarbara KammIvan and Kathy KaneJohn and Patricia KaslynPhil and Pam KaufmannParmjit KaurLloyd KeithMary KellerRon and Judy KellerJack and Kay KellyJoan KellyWalter and Pat KellyDon and Joanne KelseyJim Kempfer and Sue VanOrdstrandThomas KennedyKenwood LiquorsKey Financial Group, Inc.Eileen KimSteven KirkilasLaurie KagannNancy KlierDonald KnappSally KnightKnights of ColumbusPatricia KodlKohl’sFrank and Barbara KohoutMartin KolinskiWilliam and Roslyn KonigsfeldCynthia KoppelmanGloria KotanskyRoger KoteckiRimas and Donna KozicaTheodora KrasLinda KrauseDonna Kresse and Brian StrumpfDaniel KrillStephanie KriskovichBarbara KrollRobert and Marsha KubisAngela KuhnsRichard and Beate KuhnsDeena KurandaKenneth KurandaLinda Kuranda

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