2011AnnuAl

RepoRt

2011AnnuAl

RepoRt

“Hope is the thing with feathers that perches in the soul and sings the tune without the words and never stops at all.”~ Emily Dickinson

Our MissionProtecting children. Strengthening families.

Our VisionA safe home for every child.

Our Promises

$10,000+Abbott Laboratories Employee GivingAmerican Baptist Churches of Great Rivers

RegionThe Andrew and Alice Fischer Charitable

TrustAnonymousCardinal Health FoundationCCI Enterprises, Inc.Chicago Community TrustCommunity Foundation of the Fox River

ValleyCullinan/Falcon FoundationPaul Earle and Ellen RudnickFidelity Charitable Gift FundGallagher-Ring Family FundGrand Victoria FoundationHealthcare Foundation of Northern Lake

CountyScott and Nichole HumphreyIllinois Clean Energy Community

FoundationITW FoundationThe John Buck CompanyMarion Moore FoundationChicago Tribune Charities – Holiday

Campaign, a fund of the McCormick Foundation

The Ministers and Missionaries Benefit Board

Clinton H. and Anna Lee RogierSangamon County Community FoundationEstate of Corleta SteurerMarjorie H. ThulinUnited Way of Central IllinoisUnited Way of EffinghamUnited Way of ElginUnited Way of Lake CountyUnited Way of Metropolitan Chicago

DonorsVariety the Children’s CharityYWCA Metropolitan Chicago

Our DonorsOne Hope United is deeply grateful to those who have supported our efforts to pro-tect children and strengthen families.

July 1, 2010 – June 30, 2011

Innovation. We strive to bring new approaches in service delivery to address the challenges of today’s fami-lies. We are experts in developing and managing high-performance child welfare programs and services. Our entrepreneurial approach to system reform and talented, dedicated staff help our communities do the best job pos-sible of protecting children and strengthening families.

Collaboration. Our unique federated model allows us to share best practices, providing better outcomes for children and families throughout our service areas. We work with families and collaborate with our community partners in each region, working toward a common vision of a safe, nurturing home for all children.

Results. Our Continuous Quality Improvement & Research team focuses a spotlight on each program and department, helping staff at all levels set clear goals and report measurable outcomes. This level of transparency and internal honesty keeps our focus on ensuring the safe-ty, permanency and well-being of children in our care.

Hope. We have retained the original promise and in-tent of our founders through our service and compassion. Our faith-based roots support our belief in the potential of every child, family and community.

Leadership. Our size and scope allow us to recruit and retain a highly qualified staff, from the nationally known executive leadership to the dedicated caseworkers in the field. Our staff brings passion, commitment and expertise to the human services field. We believe all of our team members have the potential and opportunity to be leaders—in the classroom, with families and in develop-ing new or better practices.

www.onehopeunited.org

The artwork featured in this year’s annual

report was created by children in our care.

“Hope begins in the dark, the stubborn hope that if you just show up and try to do the right thing, the dawn will come. You wait and watch and work: you don’t give up.”~ Anne Lamott

$5,000+AnonymousAT&T Corporate CenterBlueCross BlueShield of IllinoisBMO Capital MarketsCommunity Baptist Church of UticaThom CuteanFirst Presbyterian Church of Lake ForestForrest D. and June L. Sprehe Charitable

FoundationBill and Sharon GillisTerry and Mary Jo HackneyChristopher and Elaine HoffmanKiwanis Club of ElginPhysio-Control, Inc.Ralph G. and Helen C. Johnson FundRing Enterprises, Inc.Clarke and Lucia Beth RobinsonToni Sandor SmithTakeda PharmaceuticalsTown of ElginUnited Way of Jefferson CountyStacy Wells

$2,500+Abbott FundAlliance For Children and FamiliesAllstate Giving CampaignAntioch Junior Woman’s ClubWilliam B. BeckRajanikant and Rose BhattGina CornickCSIG InsuranceDonor Club of ElginEmployees Community Fund of Boeing

St. LouisExchange Club Foundation of Lake

CountyFideliter CharitiesErmit L. Finch and Jonni Miklos-FinchAilene and Bob GarnerGoldberg Kohn LTD.Richard and Joyce HeneberryHyslop Shannon FoundationLone Oak American Baptist ChurchMark and Leesa McHughNorStates BankNorth Shore Baptist ChurchJim NotemanNursePowerDonna D. PetrasBradley and Molly PiercePricewaterhouseCoopers, LLPThomas J. QuarlesAdrian and Sharon RogierHoward and Christine SchnitzerStaub Anderson Green LLCStorage IT SolutionsSymantecUnited Way of Coles CountyVMWareWells Fargo, Bank, N.A.

$1,000+A & E Kaplan FoundationAcxiomAdobe Systems IncJimmie R. Alford and Maree BullockDerek AllenAlvarez and Marsal

Bill A. GillisPresident/CEO

Thomas J. QuarlesBoard Chair

This past year, One Hope United continued to offer a diverse array of prevention, intervention and community-based services throughout Illinois, Missouri and Florida. Our services impacted 40,000 children and families through the collaboration of our regional staff, board members, volunteers, donors, corporate sponsors, community partners and more.

You may have noticed that the number of children and families impacted is significantly larger than previous years. This year we are taking into count the total number of children and family members we serve. While the child is our client, we create a safe and nurturing environment for them by strength-ening the entire family.

Our prevention programs helped families at risk for abuse and neglect • improve their ability to meet their children’s needs in a positive, healthy, nurturing way. More than 99 percent of these families experienced no substantiated reports of abuse or neglect last year.

Our 11 state-licensed child development centers provided accessible, • affordable, high-quality child care and early education services. More than 2,000 children in the Chicago area and its suburbs attended our early learning centers and surpassed all outcome goals for social/ emotional, physical, cognitive and language development.

OHU offered on-site and outreach counseling aimed at preserving families • and strengthening family functioning. 99 percent of the families served through OHU counseling programs remained safely together.

We provided intensive support to children and families with histories of • abuse or neglect, monitored their well-being and addressed risk factors. As a result, 95 percent of these families remained safely together.

Through youth services, we provided outreach and guidance to troubled • and delinquent adolescents and their families. Nearly 90 percent of youth served were deflected from further involvement with the juvenile justice system.

When the risk to a child from abuse and neglect was so great and the • family unit was deteriorated, we utilized placement services such as foster care, residential treatment and adoption. More than 2,900 children were served through placement services last year.

Together, we protected children and strengthened families while working towards our goal of providing safe and nurturing homes for all children. We could not do it without all of your dedicated support.

Sincerely,

Dear Friends,

American Baptist Churches of Metro Chicago

American Baptist Churches USAAmerican Baptist FoundationAnonymousAon FoundationAda ArmasThe Arthur J. Gallagher FoundationAuburn Baptist ChurchBaxter Healthcare Corp.Beck Brothers FarmJon and Kristen BiltonBlue Coat Systems, Inc.Bluffview Baptist ChurchBob’s MarinaDavid and Diane BostonTom and Nancy BrighamRichard and Ethel BronsteinCapitol LS PartnersCentralia FoundationColletti Physical TherapyCommScopeCotter Consulting, Inc.Critical Connections Consulting, LLCCVS CorporationTheresa DearDelmar Baptist ChurchJohn and Josefina DisterhoftDLA Architects LTD.Donald G. Geary Family Charitable TrustEllen EhrichExtreme NetworksF5First Baptist Church of AtwoodFirst Baptist Church of BelvidereFirst Baptist Church of CarrolltonFirst Baptist Church of CharlestonFirst Baptist Church of ChatsworthFirst Baptist Church of HighlandFirst Baptist Church of Mt. Sterling

(WMS Fund)First Baptist Church of NokomisFranciscan Communities, Inc.Nelba GoodmanGTCR Golder Rauner II, LLCHarpo Inc.Hewlett Packard of ChicagoHitachi Data SystemsIKON Office SolutionsThomas and Claire JohannesenJohn Hancock Financial Services, Inc.Kirkland & Ellis FoundationKohl’sLouis and Robin KoromLakes Community High School District 117Beth LakierJulie LarsonLaurus StrategiesLearning SeedCindy Lusignan and Nancy MillerRyan MagruderDonald and Jura MerticChristopher MooreMorgan KeeganBarbara D. MossMt. Moriah General Baptist ChurchMultiway IndustriesPatrick and Helen MurphyNW Lake County Chapter of Thrivent

Financial for LutheransWilliam OnderdonkSandy OsteenPackaging Corporation of AmericaCarolyn Ply

In 1895, One Hope United Northern Region was founded as Chicago Baptist Orphanage in Downers Grove, Ill., by retired Baptist missionaries Rev. and Mrs. Scofield. In 1948, it moved to an idyllic campus in Lake Villa, Ill., which to this day houses One Hope United administrative offices and residential facility. Our locations and the scope of services have evolved through the years to include foster care, therapeutic services and early childhood development throughout northern Illinois.

One Hope United Hudelson Region was founded in 1903 as Hudelson Baptist Children’s Home in Ewing, Ill., by Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Gibbs and their daughter, Alice. Our locations and the scope of services offered have evolved through the years, expanding to include foster care, youth services and clinical services.

In 2001, One Hope United expanded our services to Florida dur-ing the state’s transition to child welfare privatization. Our pro-grams and services impact more than 11,000 children and families throughout central Florida each year. We value innovation and best practice and are strategic in our focus of services to at-risk fami-lies in Florida communities. In line with the promise of OHU, we promise our clients leadership, innovation, collaboration, results and most of all, hope!

Bill A. GillisPresident/CEO

PAtriciA GriffithExecutive Director, Hudelson Region

DAviD W. McconnellChief Financial Officer

MArk MchuGhExecutive Director, Northern Region

BArBArA D. MossExecutive Director, Florida Region

Dr. fotenA ZirPsExecutive Vice President

Our History

Agency Leadership

Northern Region received re-Accreditation from the H

prestigious Council on Accreditation (COA). We were honored to be asked by the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) to provide in-service training to other agencies on how to up-grade and/or develop their quality improvement programs due to our success with COA.

The state-of-the-art, Silver LEED Certified, Aurora H

Early Learning Center opened in mid-September serv-ing at-risk children and their families. In addition, an expansion of our Bridgeport Child Development Center II doubled services for school-age children.

Eight OHU child development centers have received H

accreditation from the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). The remaining three centers are in the process of earn-ing this status, which places OHU’s early education centers in an elite group of less than 10% of child development centers across the nation.

provides devoted human services impacting 26,000 at-risk children and families in northern Illinois.

Northern Region has a dual mission to educate, nourish and empower as well as protect children and strengthen families.

One Hope United Northern Region

Accomplishments

Throughout the last three years, OHU has imple- H

mented Strengthening Families initiatives through-out our early education programs for at-risk fami-lies. This strength-based family approach is now being implemented in programs across the agency.

Due to the highly successful results in OHU’s resi- H

dential treatment program, DCFS requested our agency expand our CARE residential program by more than 50 percent through the opening of a third home on the Lake Villa campus.

OHU expanded its Multi-Systemic Therapy (MST) H

programs for troubled youth in Kane County and began new MST programs in Kendall and DeKalb Counties. In addition, OHU implemented “Differ-ential Response,” a five-year demonstration project to promote early involvement with families at risk to prevent a more serious intervention in the future.

After School Matters awarded OHU funding to H

implement the Hope for the Future after-school pro-gram at our Kenwood Community Center.

Quarles & BradyBruce and Diana RaunerRegions Morgan Keegan TrustCharles RinehartRotary Club of AntiochAnthony and Joyce SciaccaSigalos & AssociatesTechnology Solutions Group, IncWilliam and Sherry TeetersScott and Jan TurnerAdrienne TysonVedder Price P.C.Verizon WirelessWilliam and Sharon WallinWells Fargo Community Support

CampaignClarence and Gail WilliamsWinston & StrawnWinston & Strawn FoundationAlan and Kathryn WisneFotena A. Zirps

$500+Abdula Family FoundationABM JanitorialAmerican Baptist Churches in the USAAmerican Baptist ChurchesEric AndersonTim AndersonAnonymous (2)Applebee’sArthur J. Gallagher & CompanyAvayaJustin and Priscilla BakesBaxter Credit UnionBaxter International FoundationJames and Sarah BazataEmmet and Marilyn BennettBethel Baptist Church of ColchesterRoger and Janet BlankenshipDavid and Peggy BogenschutzThe Boston Consulting Group, Inc.Bourbon Baptist ChurchGerard BoyleCraig BroaddusBYN Mellon BankJavier CasillasCentral Baptist Church of SpringfieldCentral Baptist Church of WillisvilleCentral City Lioness ClubMary Chelotti - SmithCIMCO Communications, Inc.Dennis S. ClouseCommunity Foundation of Central FloridaConsumers Credit UnionCottage Home Baptist ChurchCrowe Horwath LLPJohn and Linda CulbertsonRussell and Mary Carol CusterDhont & Associates, Inc.Faith Baptist Church at Mill CreekForsythe Solutions GroupMatthew FarrellLorraine J. FerriFirst Baptist Church of BentonFirst Baptist Church of CambriaFirst Baptist Church of DenmarkFirst Baptist Church of DixonFirst Baptist Church of GirardFirst Baptist Church of JacksonvilleFirst Baptist Church of MattoonFirst Baptist Church of OlneyFirst Baptist Church of Pontiac

provides a diverse array of human services impacting more than 8,400 children and families throughout central and southern Illinois and Missouri.

Hudelson Region remains devoted to our agency’s founding faith roots while staying steadfast to the mission of protecting children and strengthening families.

The Hudelson Region residential program expanded to H

serve 32 youth. More than $8,000 was raised for the resi-dential campus in Centralia after spring thunderstorms caused severe damage to our buildings and equipment.

Hudelson Region’s Circle of Hope Program in Springfield, H

Missouri entered the fifth year of our federal research grant. Families served in this program have been negatively affected by drugs or alcohol. Compared to traditional programs, fam-ilies involved with Circle of Hope have significantly higher success rates for family safety and children’s well-being.

During our 108th Annual Meeting, the agency presented H

12 William Hudelson Community Partnership Awards to dedicated supporters of the agency. The awards are given

to churches, corporations, individuals, volunteers and civic groups that make a significant contribution to OHU in the form of monetary, in-kind gifts or volunteer support.

In April 2011, more than 100 guests and staff attended the H

first Blue Ribbon of Hope Trivia Night event in Springfield, Illinois. More than $10,000 was raised and plans are un-derway for next year’s event scheduled for April 28, 2012 at Central Baptist Church in Springfield.

On our annual client survey, Hudelson Region scored 4.72 H

on a scale of 5 being most satisfied.

Highlights

One Hope United Hudelson Region

First Nonprofit Insurance Co.Larry and Barbara GreenfieldGurnee Rotary ClubChristine HavrillaHewlett Packard of Palo AltoJudith HoenigHeidi HoppeIBMRichard and Mary KnowltonBonnie KoromSteven KrollPamela KubiatowskiLakeshore LearningDavid and Janice LarsonLaSalle SolutionsBonnie G. LedermanKathleen LesauskiLightning Communications, Inc.Frank and Carole LoffredoLucas GroupJohn and Rosemary MauckMcAfee IncDavid and Sarah McConnellMicrosoftMid American Baptist ChurchesMighty Rivers Regional Worship CenterJack and Marilyn MilnerScott and Rebecca MoellerSophia MolinaHans and Kim MontgomeryMotorolaCatherine B. MurphyJames and Nancy NelsonNoodles & CompanyOak Park Avenue Baptist ChurchOhio Association of General Baptist

ChurchesOld Stonington Baptist ChurchOlive General Baptist ChurchJoAnn OsmondPate Chapel Baptist ChurchPermabitRichard PorterPrestige Health Choice, LLCProvidence Search Group, LLCRaritan Baptist ChurchRidgeview Baptist ChurchJim and Cheri RobinsonBarbara RosgaThomas RowenRSM McGladrey, IncRust-OleumMarjorie SandstolClyde and Donna SchoeckMark SeigleEmily SelbeNeil and Jennifer SivertsonFrank SkubalTim SnowdenSpaces For Play IncState Bank of The LakesSanford SteinManfred Steiner and Annie Kay TaylorWilliam B. StoreyStrang Funeral Home, Inc.Robert and Kay StyrkowiczSuburban Journals Old NewsboysThird Baptist Church of Saint LouisTriangle Salvage Co., Inc.United Health CareV. Olsen Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc.Frederick and Sharon WearJames and Melissa WebsterJack and Kathie Weimer

Hudelson Region has strengthened its relationship with the H

American Baptist Churches Great Rivers Region. As a re-sult, church support has increased by nearly 10% over the same period one year ago.

In addition, our agency received noteworthy support from H

a number of private sources such as the Boeing Employees Foundations, King’s Daughters Foundation and private fundraisers such as the Dining 2 Donate event celebrating Blue Ribbon Month.

There is one body and one Spirit, just as you were

called in one hope of your calling; one Lord, one

faith, one baptism; one God and Father of all,

who is above all, and through all, and in you all. ~ Ephesians 4 (NKJV)

offers a diverse array of prevention, intervention and community-based services including adoption, foster care, independent living, in-home family support, case management and mental health services impacting more than 2,900 children and families each year. Achievements

One Hope United Florida Region

In Florida, we have been successful in supporting the agency vision of a safe home for every child by achieving high results. Nearly 100 percent of our children remain free from abuse and neglect while in foster care. Nearly 99 percent of our children remain safely with their family and free from abuse and neglect within our home based programs. And, we have successfully completed more than 850 adoptions since 2006.

Carol WetmoreWhiting Community ChurchWillis of IllinoisGeorge and Theresa WilsonRoycealee J. Wood

$250+AIG Matching Grants ProgramAlden ManagementThe Alfred Wohl Family FoundationRobert D. AllisonAmerican Baptist Homes and Caring

MinistriesCraig and Jenny AndersonJames and Carol AndersonAnonymousDiane J. AschmanThe Bank of New York MellonBarrow Baptist ChurchBMP Manufacturing, LLCPatricia C. BobbBoskydell Baptist ChurchCindy and John BurrellLaurent L. BusquetJoanne CelbaAlbert CesnovarCommunity Baptist Church of WarrenvilleTom CoonanCortiva Institute - ChicagoCrestwood Associates, L.L.C.Culver’s of South LindberghRoger and Patricia DavisDenise DeanDwane and Sharon DownsLinda DriesnerNancy DringStuart EmanuelEvangelical Child & Family AgencyFirst Baptist Church of ArcolaFirst Baptist Church of BellevilleFirst Baptist Church of CordovaFirst Baptist Church of East PeoriaFirst Baptist Church of Mt. SterlingFirst Baptist Church of SullivanFirst Baptist Church of WaverlyFirst Baptist Church Sunday SchoolFirst National Bank Of Eagle RiverFirst United Baptist Church of StauntonFlash ContractingDebbie FoersterFox Valley AEYCDavid FoxGerard FoxFriends of The Lake Villa District LibraryG&T EnterprisesJohn GeorgeMark GottliebGrace Baptist Church of TamaroaBillie Jo GrahamPatricia A. GriffithPatti J. HahnJohn HalbleibPaul and Kristin HawkinsonMichael HeringHSBC Philanthropic ProgramsMichael and Denise HugueletHumana, Inc.Dhiren JhaveriKane Baptist Church of ShipmanDouglas KeglerKings Chapel ChurchJeffery and Alison Kolb

One Hope United Florida Region is proud to H

announce a new partnership with Hillsbor-ough Kids! Hillsborough Kids oversees the care of approximately 2,800 children and teens in Hillsborough County, Florida due to abuse or neglect. Their mission is to keep kids safe while strengthening families. Funded primarily through Florida’s Department of Children and Families, Hillsborough Kids is the lead agency managing child welfare in Hillsborough County. We look forward to this new partnership. For more information about Hillsborough Kids, visit www.hillsboroughkids.org.

The Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption H

awards grants to public and private adoption agencies to hire adoption professionals who implement proactive, child-focused recruitment programs targeted exclusively on moving the longest-waiting children from foster care into adoptive families. The Florida Region is proud to be the recipient of two Dave Thomas Foun-dation Wendy’s Wonderful Kids grants for Or-ange and Osceola Counties in the amount of $135,000. We successfully exceeded our goal and look forward to finding forever families for foster children in 2012.

One Hope United received a $3,000 grant from H

the national organization The Alliance for Chil-dren and Families to identify ways to provide quality aging services. One Hope United was one of 22 agencies selected though a competitive, na-tional process to receive the grant. The grant is part of the New Age of Aging, an initiative of the Alliance for Children and Families designed to help prepare nonprofit human services organiza-tions throughout North America to best provide services for older adults as the vast Baby Boom Generation ages. The multi-million dollar initia-tive is funded by The Atlantic Philanthropies. One Hope United received a mini-grant through the New Age of Aging initiative because it is in-terested in enhancing current aging services or gaining competency in the field. The mini-grant will be used to strengthen services for older adults in the Sebring community.

One Hope United’s finances improved on both the operational and non-operating fronts in FY11. On the operational front, the agency experienced income over expenses of $654,866 versus a loss in FY10 of $104,774. This forward progress resulted from improved fiscal results including a rebound from costs associated with the closing of our Miami office in FY10 as well as increased operating margins in our Illinois and Missouri operations. One Hope United prides itself on being responsible stewards of the resources which are entrusted to us.

On the non-operating front, a receipt of $2 million in an irrevocable trust for the Hudelson Region, $4.26 million in capital grants and gifts for our new Aurora Early Learning Center in the Northern Region, and investment and farmland gains generated a total of $7.99 million in non-operating revenue.

These tactical gains collective with reduced management and fundraising overhead, contributed to enhanced fiscal results and a solid financial sustainability for One Hope United. The agency looks to strategically boost operating revenue in FY12 with new opportunities and partnerships in Florida as well as the startup of the Aurora Early Learning Center. The agency is preparing for and anticipating that governmental and contributory support could be constrained moving forward as the economic environ-ment in the states and impacting federally funded programs continues to be stressed. One Hope United is planning accordingly with innovation in the administrative and program service delivery areas to control costs and enhance revenues while staying steadfast to our mission of protecting children and strengthening families.

Sincerely,

Scott HumphreyTreasurer

StatementsFinancial

FY11 FY10Northern Region . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $651,972 $207,760 Hudelson Region . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 148,659 295,694Florida Region . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (118,415) (598,521)Child Welfare Institute . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . — (1,700)Federation/Other. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (27,350) (8,007)

ToTal operaTing resulTs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 654,866 (104,774)

Bequests . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,115,769 84,376Capital campaign contributions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,263,899 460Investment gains/losses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 981,755 802,831Other non-operating income . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 632,450 246,694

ToTal non-operaTing income . . . . . . . . . . . 7,993,873 1,134,361

change in neT asseTs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8,648,739 $1,029,587

Consolidated Statement of Activities(Years ended June 30, 2011 and 2010)

Support and Revenue 2011 2010 Operational revenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $46,547,139 $53,288,030 Contributions, bequests, United Way and in kind gifts. . . . . . 7,908,347 1,646,537 Investment and other income . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,006,364 1,937,622

ToTal supporT and revenue . . . . . . . . . . . . 57,461,850 56,872,189

Expenses Child development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11,837,865 11,909,582 Foster care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20,544,908 27,451,832 Homemaker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 687,521 643,344 Family preservation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,610,257 839,055 Counseling. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9,528,455 10,098,995 Consulting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .— 1,977 Other services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 263,982 246,379Total Program Expenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44,472,988 51,191,164

Management and general . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3,776,584 3,991,623 Fundraising . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 563,539 659,815 Total Expenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48,813,111 55,842,602

change in neT asseTs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8,648,739 $1,029,587

Statement of Financial PositionAssets 2011 2010 Cash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $465,422 $475,084 Other current assets. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7,114,801 7,617,337Total current assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7,580,223 8,092,421 Fixed assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11,054,850 6,729,039 Investments – long-term portion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13,932,109 10,435,283

ToTal asseTs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $32,567,182 25,256,743

Liabilities and Net Worth Current liabilities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$6,070,700 $7,336,407 Long-term liabilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .484,211 379,259 Long-term debt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2,081,946 2,259,491 Total liabilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8,636,857 9,975,157Net assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23,930,325 15,281,586

ToTal liabiliTies and neT asseTs . . . . . . . . $32,567,182 $25,256,743

Jacob KurowskiLaner Muchin Dombrow Becker Levin and

Tominberg, Ltd.Millie LangDaniel and Deann LantryMichael LavelleLifetouch National School StudiosMarsh & McLennan CompaniesKevin and Kari McCarthyMichael L. McGibbonBarbara McKeanMercedes Benz of Cutler BayMilburn C.C. School District 24Reginald and Judi MillsMobileIronLydia MolinaMorgan Park Baptist ChurchMt. OlivetNew Hope General Baptist Church of

FairfieldTodd NoffkeNorth American Company for Life &

Health InsuranceKareen NunnallyLidia OleksyOne Hope United EmployeesJames and Betty OttPark Place Baptist ChurchPeninsula Group IncPharma Compliance Partners, LLCAhmad PopalyarPreferred Compounding Corp.Semra PrescottJerald and Lisa QuickJanet Ellis RahnSheila RegasAnne ReuscheHomer RiekenRing Enterprises, Inc. StaffRound Prairie General Baptist ChurchRyker’s Ridge Baptist ChurchStanley and Marilyn SalataEdgar SantiagoRoberta SchaffnerKathy SchardtSecond Baptist Church of Greater St. LouisSHA Tin LLCShiloh Baptist ChurchSonshine Corner of Friedens United

Church of ChristRandy J. SquiresSSI Technology, IncMark and Laurie StahlLynn D. StoneSunchicago, LLCSylvin TechnologiesTerra Properties, IncCherian ThomasRosalyn ThomasThrivent - Lake Cook ChapterMichael and Sharon TiknisTRCGlobal SolutionsTruistConstadinos TsitsisSarah R. TunningT. Wayne and Catherine TurnerUnited Way of Central Illinois, Inc.Vincennes FBC - UNICeleste VineskiWalnut Grove Baptist ChurchWarren and Jacquelyn WalterForrest WardWeb Industries Hartford, IncDaniel and Maria Weber

“Love recognizes no barriers. It jumps hurdles, leaps fences, penetrates walls to arrive at its destination full of hope.”~ Maya Angelou

To our United Way partners for their program contributions.

United Way of Cental Illinois•

United Way of Coles County•

UnitedWayofEffingham•

United Way of Elgin•

United Way of Jefferson County•

United Way of Lake County•

Harold and Margo Bach•

Ranjanikant and Rose P. Bhatt•

Estate of Carol P. Crabb•

DonaldG.GearyFamily •Charitable Trust

Paul Earle and Ellen Rudnick•

Estate of Loren J Gross•

Estate of Lorene Jennings•

Ethel O. Hanson Revocable Trust•

PatriciaA.Griffith•

Ralph Hudson•

Monita J. Klier•

Mary Knowlton•

Lillian G. Wallace Trust•

Lucille D. Sloan Trust•

Barbara McKean•

Donald E. Mertic•

Patrick and Helen Murphy•

WilliamA.OnderdonkJr.•

VirginiaL.Palmer•

Clarke C. Robinson•

Adrian Rogier•

Clinton H. and Anna Lee Rogier•

Barbara J. Rosga•

Martin R. Sinnott•

Jeanette F. Thayer•

Marjorie H. Thulin•

Lola A. White•

Named for Rev. and Mrs. Ezra Scofield, who were instrumental in the formation of Chicago Baptist Orphanage, and Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Gibbs and their daughter Alice, who established the Hudelson Baptist Children’s Home, the Scofield-Gibbs Society was established to recognize the important contributions of these selfless families and provide continued support of their vision and mission.

Members of the Scofield-Gibbs Society have made the important decision to leave a lasting gift to One Hope United through a bequest, trust or other planned arrangement. These contributions help sustain the One Hope United legacy of protecting children and strengthening families for years to come.

The following individuals have made this significant commitment:

The Scofield-Gibbs SocietyLeaving a Legecy

WhiteHall Products, Inc.William L. Wilson Trust

under $250A-1 Cleaning ServiceRebecca AbelConnie AcevedoAda Stearns FellowshipAdams Funeral ChapelThelma Ann AdamsArline AhrensKaren AkeungAlbu and Associates, Inc.ALR/PRA, Inc.Joe AmaraTamara AmbreAmerican Baptist WomenAmerican Legion 10th District CouncilAmerican Legion Auxilary Post 252Roger AndersonSteve AndersonDee and Stacy AndrewsAnonymous (21)Antioch Woman’s ClubPatricia E. AntonelliApplebee’sArcelorMittal Matching Gifts ProgramCarissa M. ArenaDavid A. ArmbrusterAndrew ArmishawHolly ArnoldMichelle A. ArnoldArrow SupplyScott A. AshtonAT&T United Way Employee Giving

CampaignMichael AudaCynthia A. BabaHarold and Margo BachEdna BaileyGreg and Kim BallNikitsha BallouBank of KenoshaErika BantzBaptist Builders Sunday School ClassPhilip and Ruann BarackAna BardelasThe Barker ShopRonald and Donna BarlowMarlene BarnesYvonne BarnettTheresa BarronTim BarttrumJudy A. BatemanMatthew G. BaumannBaxter Employee Giving CampaignBaxter HealthcareTonia BaxterNicholas and Maria BeairdSarah BeaulieuAndre BeckusJames BejanonBradley BelenBell Auto Leasing, Inc.Lewis and Julietta BellardoAngelique BelotCecilia A. BeltranoBendall Acct. and Tax Services, Ltd.Robert Bendorovich Jr.Lee BenezeRobert and Dora Jane BennettBent Fork Bakery

Thank You

Dennis and Donna BerglDonald J. and Joanne BerglPaul and Anna Marie BerglAlan C. BergschneiderNeika BerryLeslie BertholdtBerwick Baptist ChurchShauntel D. BethelCyrus and Sarah BeyDivya BhatNicole BiancalanaAndrew BieberMaureen BiesLisa J. BiggsGernai BledsoeMick BockstruckMichael and Laura BoernerAlessandro and Christina BolisFern BomchillWendy BooherLena M. BorreCynthia L. BosnerSteven and Sherri BourgeoisLisbeth A. BowleyJason BowmanBox Board ProductsDonna BradburyColleen BrandyBarbara BrannyPatricia BreedloveBreen Color Concentrates, Inc.Stephen BrehmMellanie BrennanMonica BrickaBrinker InternationalBrown County United WayBrigitte BrownMilton BrownOtis BrownPaul and Laura BrownShannon K. BrownBeverly BryskiNicholas BuckinghamLeo and Dolores BulakowskiBunge OilDanielle M. BuntrockAlan BurchfieldEdmund and Maureen BurkeBell BurnettWilliam and Betty BurnsTom BurnsDonna BurnsideBetty L. BurtonEdward and Marianne BuscemiJody ButeraChristopher and Rebecca ButlerBelinda R. Bynum

Lori BysongDustin CalkinsShari CampbellCardinal HealthRobert and Gail CarlsonDenise CarpenterElizabeth CarrDorothy CarrollTerrence Carroll andTiffany PetryJames CasselRichard CastellucciMary L. CavanaughKristy CechiniCentenary United Methodist ChurchCentralia Business ServicesCentralia Police Department -

Benevolent & Protective Assn.David and Elizabeth ChandlerCheryl ChapmanJames ChildersDudley and Nancy ChildressMary ChristophChurch of the MasterStanley T. ChytlaKevin and Kathleen CieckoPat CikoStephen and Lorie CipollaCIVIC Partners, LP.Jerry ClaritoJulia ClarkGerry ClarkeLawrence and Dawn ClarkeJason ClaryClayton Baptist ChurchA. Vincent and Stephanie ClaytonHazel ClevengerMark and Rebecca CobbGwen CohenTodd CohenPhillip ColemanMartha Ree CollinsTerry CollinsCommunity Protestant ChurchTrish ComptonBrian and Wendi ConklinMorgan ConnollyBerry ConwayElizabeth B. ConwayThomas and Patricia CookLori L. CoonDonald CoplenPamela CoppolaNancye CorneliusCorner PharmacySteve CorvoJim CosgraveRosemary Costello

Kathie CovaltKathleen S. CowanSusan CowenConstance CoxJohn and Donna CoyneJay and Susan CribbSherry CrichtonEdwindra CrockerKathleen CrossCatherine CrossleyJohn W. CrueyLori CruttendenLeni CruzCharles and Tamela CullensJoann CummansKate CurrinChristina CzechJohn CzerwionkaAndre DavisRobert and Jennifer DavisJennifer DayEsther De SantiagoDavid and Maryann DeanDeb Reinhart Interior DesignDiane M. DeBarriLinda DeCarloRosanne DeGregorioEmma DelgadilloWilliam and Marsha DelisRob DengelBrian DeRueRashad DevoeErin DiPaolaDiane DircksDevin DittrichWilma DoddsAmanda DohertyJohn and Jill DohertyTorey DohrRobert DoppeltDowney Baptist Missionary ChurchMs. DowningWendy DuBoeJeannie DuffyNancy B. DunbarVicky DuncanMichael DurkinChristopher DyerRichard EcksteinEIU Graduate Student Advisory

CouncilMichael ElchenkoBarbara EllingsenJeremy and Laura EllingsenBeth EllingsonSean EllsRobert J. EmanuelEnfield General Baptist ChurchCarol EngbergScott and Christi EngelRon EngelsChris and Lisa EnglandRenee L. EpkerKathleen ErmitageThomas and Victoria FaldaniRichard and Pam FantusFastsignsDenise K. FeeceScott and Andrea Feinman

Pamela FennewaldPatrick FernandezJeffery S. FernhoutAngela Lee FeroFifth Third BankJudith FilipowiczBruce FinksPatrick and Margarette FirmanFirst Baptist Church of ArthurFirst Baptist Church of AvaFirst Baptist Church of BushnellFirst Baptist Church of CantonFirst Baptist Church of CarbondaleFirst Baptist Church of ChicagoFirst Baptist Church of ChrismanFirst Baptist Church of El PasoFirst Baptist Church of GalesburgFirst Baptist Church of GalvaFirst Baptist Church of GraymontFirst Baptist Church of GreenfieldFirst Baptist Church of HighlandFirst Baptist Church of IxoniaFirst Baptist Church of La PorteFirst Baptist Church of MacombFirst Baptist Church of ManliusFirst Baptist Church of MaquoketaFirst Baptist Church of MarissaFirst Baptist Church of Mason CityFirst Baptist Church of MolineFirst Baptist Church of Mount CarrollFirst Baptist Church of OttawaFirst Baptist Church of PlainfieldFirst Baptist Church of RoodhouseFirst Baptist Church of StoningtonFirst Baptist Church of TaylorvilleFirst Baptist Church of TowandaFirst Baptist Church of VirdenFirst Baptist Church of White HallFirst Baptist Sunday SchoolFirst National BankFirst Northern Baptist ChurchScott FirthJeff and Tami FletcherBarbara FlipsDebbie FloresMary FloresBen FloydBen FollansbeeMarilyn FordDebbie ForesterBarry FosterTracy Suzann FrameRona FrancisLois M. FrankRobert E. FrankShawn FrankDavid FranklinQuin FrazerSimin FrazerDeanna FreiseFrancine FriedmanMichael and Denise FrigoRenee FrodinAdam FuellemanBrenda FulksJerry FullerGregory and Jean FultonJulie GaglianoNatalia Gaj

Our Donors (cont’d.) July 1, 2010 – June 30, 2011

Numerous staff members have made One Hope United their charity of choice, personally donating nearly $40,000 to support our programs and services.

Giving Back

Ronald and Margaret GalieneKendra GarchowAngel GarciaEvelyn GarescheGwen GatzBetty J. GaulBrian GaussVirginia W. GebhartCharles GeeLaureen GerardAnnahita GhaboussiJoe and Ilene GiangrecoBarbara GibsonBill and Diane GibsonCathy GilhamGlenn GilraneGirl Scout Troop 266Donato GiuseppiGleaners ClassGlencore LTDToya C. GlennBob GloverClara B. GloverGodfrey Baptist ChurchStuart and Theresa GoldmanKip GoolsbyGordon GMCJeanne T. GoshgarianCarrie GowansDeborah L. GraceW. Gene GraceAshley Grant-DavisAndrea Gray-StrutzenbergGreat-WestCindy J. GreenCarole GreweMike GriffinL.Gene and Georgia GriffithsNancy GroeschLaura GroffRachel GubbinsJames and Jeannine GuebertLuz GutierrezBryan GutrayMark and Sonja Guy

Lyle and Jennifer HaerleLincoln HallJulie HamillDan HammentGary and Donna HampsonCarol K. HanniganPam HardinJohn HarrisBrett HartAmanda HasseGary and Janet HavensRobert and Colette HawkinsPhyllis HealyJamie HeilmanDavid HellerCathlyn HeneberryMichael J. HenryJon and Renee HertzMary L. HessCynthia Hess-JaffeTodd and Donna HesterC. Michael HewingAudrey H. HexdallCarol HicksHicksgas - Lake Villa, Inc.Terry and Laurie HigginsJeffrey HillJessica HillRobert and Sara HillRobert and Adrienne HirschEric and Deb HirschfieldElizabeth V. HoakJonny HoakNakeitha HodrickMatt HofBruce and Julie HoffEric HoffmanHarry and Kathy HoffmanMichelle HoffmanDemtris D. HoganMatthew HolmesWilliam and Peggy HordHospira Employee Giving CampaignHospira Foundation MatchRobert Hubbard

Ralph and Peggy HudsonKevin and Kristi HughesRobert HughesCatherine HugueletMike HugueletJon HuitinkElinor P. HumphreyLawrence HuntJohn HurleyMichael and Marybeth HusseyChuck HyattTroy and Melissa IaconisJerry and Debra IamsIllini BankInfotrack Information Services, Inc.International Brotherhood of Electri-

cal WorkersKatie JacksonJohn JacobsFaraz JakaKaren JamesChristopher and Dawn JannickBrian and Nancy JansenKathleen JansenSteve JansenMichael JanusRobert JarkovichWayne JarvisJefferson Baptist ChurchJefferson County Comprehensive

Services, Inc.Christine JenkinsDustin and Brenda JenkinsJohn Hersey High SchoolElizabeth A. JohnsonDavid and Kim JohnsonKobie JohnsonRandy JohnstonAnthony JonesStephen and Janice JonesLaura J. JonesMelissa JonesMichael JonesMichael and Jollene JonesTerri H. Jones

Terry and Maureen JonesWill JonesJackie JordanScott JosieJoyce D. Campbell Agency, Inc.JPMorgan Chase FoundationAnita Kaczmarek and John J.

SandferP. Ann KakacekColleen KaleyBecka KampmanKrystal D. KampwerthGary KanavosPhilip KaplanScott and Jerri KaplanAndrew and Heidi KatsanisThomas and Patricia KatsanisColeen KeithBeulah R. KelleyMary KernLisa KertonNewton E. KeyKhyle and Alicia KeysTom KimbleJoe KimenerJennifer A. KingMartin L. KingJean KinneyTeresa L. KinneyMichael KintnerGil KitchenKathleen KleinSharon KlingElaine KlugSteven KochScott KoellerKristopher KoesterBen KoromCliff KrajewskiSteve and Hinemoa KramSusan KramerKen KravenasIra KreftDave KremerAdam and Dena Krieger

BETTY’S STORYBetty, 18, was a single mom without a high school diploma when she inquired about enrolling her son at our early learn-ing center. She was raising her family in her parents’ home. The center staff helped Betty enroll her son in OHU’s Head Start Program. The center’s family support specialist even assisted Betty in finding the right doctors and obtaining the required check-ups to meet the program’s health certification requirements. Once Betty knew her son was in safe and caring hands, she got to work securing a healthy future for her fami-ly. She enrolled at Truman College to work on earning a GED. Betty successfully completed her GED and even obtained a certificate of achievement and completion of the Latino Insti-

tute’s program in providing customer service. And she didn’t stop there. As she began to gain a sense of the possibilities life has to offer, Betty determined that her future would be in the medical world. She is now enrolled at the Computer System Institute with the goal of becoming a medical assistant. In the meantime, the center staff is assisting Betty in her job search so she can begin to think about finding a home of her own. Betty credits One Hope United with nurturing her parenting skills, empowering her to raise a child, and educating her on the knowledge and strength to take on the role of a respon-sible adult and mother.

Social Impact

Our Donors (cont’d.)Deborah R. KritchErrol and Susan KronnerDonald KruizingaBruce KsiazekSharon KsiazekKupples ClassMichael K. KurtzScott and Jo Lynn KustL&D Enterprises, Inc.Lake Prairie FederationLake Villa Community Consolidated

School District 41Tom LakomskiJoseph LaMattinaRobert and Christina LangdonRonald and Maxine LargeDonald LarsenGregory and Laura LarsenLance LarsenElaine LaskyRobert LassiterEmily LathropLarry David and Carissa Casbon

Latourette IIAdam LauwersKristin LavoratoLauren LavoratoMuriel N. LedererMimi LimMrs. Mark LindbergLions Club of Lake Villa Township,

Inc.Joseph and Susan LippereDan LitworaPeggy Livermore

Lm Financial, Inc.Emanuel and Kathleen Lo GalboMarie LociceroLockridge Baptist ChurchLogansport Baptist TempleJill Ann LohmannMatthew LondonWilliam and Erika LongAmy LopezAraseli C. LopezGloria LopezJudy LorenzChanta LoveBenjamin LuberEleanor LuebbertSharlene LugiaiGwendoline LulofsDavid LumleyBob and Carol LuningRobert F. LupardoRita LutherKenneth LyonConnie MaastrichtMacedonia Baptist Church ABWScott MacGregorKelly MachakKathryn MadsenJames MaginSylvia MahleMary Elizabeth MajorJim and Jane MajzanMake It BetterMs. MalaretKristina MalisicJohn and Faith Mangler

Manlius Baptist ChurchMarjorie MarcysiakJenaeth MarkajMarshMarshall FurnitureReed and Patricia MartinRichard J. MartinYamelle MartinKristina MartinezMartin’s Prairie Baptist Church of

RoodhouseMartins Prairie Baptist Sunday

SchoolScott MarwickElizabeth MasonAsha MathewMatthews Employment, Inc.R. Scott and Amy MaupinLaura MaurielloNatalie MayBrian and Clare McConvilleWilliam and Tracy McGrathJonathan R. McKenzieAdam McnairDave and Linda MehnertPeter MekrasJackie MelissasBetty MendozaMen’s Fellowship First Baptist ChurchMargarita MercureRobert MerlettiPanagiota MerrisDavid and Mary MerrymanMark MetzgerRoger Metzger

Jim and Sandy MeyerDaniel and Kimberly MichelsonDale MicinilioMidwest KeylessMidwest Packaging and Supplies

Inc.Midwest VillageDavid R. MillerLeba MillerAngela MillsRobert and Lisa MinerMarisa MokodeanAmy MonroeBettye G. MooreMorneque N. MooreRonald and Lois MoormanDan MoranMarco Moreira and Sandra GuassiLouise T. MorganWendy MorrisDanielle M. MorrisonRobert MotzelPatsy Ann Mouton-PalmMt. Olive General BaptistSusan MuellerMuncie Baptist Church Women’s

CouncilErin MurphyMegan MurphyJohn MuzereusGerry MyerChris and Courtney MyersNancy M. Handegan Attorney At

LawGloria Neece

When Kaden, 3, enrolled at our child development center, his parents were concerned about his speech and language develop-ment. A meeting between his parents and the center staff includ-ing a family support specialist, the classroom teaching staff, a mentor coach and the disability coordinator took place in order to access Kaden’s strengths and weaknesses and to establish a partnership between the center staff and his parents. Kaden’s parents explained that when he was between 18 months - 2 years old, he was using words to speak. Then shortly after turning 2, he stopped speaking with words. Kaden came to the center with an existing Individualized Education Program. Both parents expressed frustration over Kaden’s inability to express his wants, needs and feelings through words and wished that he was capable of expressing himself with more than one word statements. They were also concerned about how Kaden would react to transitioning to a new early learning program and a

new public school for his special education services. During the next two years, the staff at the center worked with Kaden’s par-ents to provide a supportive environment in meeting the child’s special learning needs, which included daily interaction, home visits and ongoing parent/teacher conferences. The disability coordinator worked with Kaden’s school to communicate and share information about his progress. The teaching staff imple-mented special lesson plans to better help Kaden’s speech and language development. Within two years’ time, Kaden’s annual evaluation meeting determined that Kaden was no longer eligible for special education services because he had successfully achieved all of his goals. Kaden was named to the Honor Roll at his elementary school in 2011 and is currently attending a One Hope United School Age Program.

Social ImpactKADEN’S STORY

Orlando NegronElizabeth NeuwirthNew Bethel Baptist ChurchNew Home ChurchRebecca NewcomerFrank and Deborah NewsonNexum, Inc.Kristy NicholsJune NicholsonLisa NicholsonJeani NobbeNorthern Baptist Church of West

FrankfortDana A. NorwickSnjezana NovakovicMargie O’ConnellDale O’DonnellRonee OechsleObioha OhaetoMike and Karen OkolitaOlivet Nazarene UniversityOllie Baptist ChurchMary OlsenVictor OlsenMaureen O’malleyGilbert OpfermanRamona OquendoTanya OrtizGerard J. OsheaLea Ann OstergaardCarleen OttoJacquelyn OttoliniJohn PacayDiana L. PackmanPalombi Middle SchoolDaniel PangNick and Angela PannIrene ParentiCorrine C. ParkerParkside First Baptist ChurchDavid ParrishJosef and Judith PasternacKrupa PatelLarry PatroneAnn PearcyJonathan PearlLinda PedersenPeotone Community UnitWilliam PepplerSherell PerkinsPersin & Persin JewelersAngela PetersenDiane PetersenJustin PetzoldEsther E. PhillipsSteven and Sharon PierceJulie Ann PiersonMichael and Laurie PighiniPleasant Grove Baptist ChurchLinda PlierJoseph and Christina PlotecherJoe PlutaPlymkraft IncorporatedPollos Pio Pio EnterprisesPowell General Baptist ChurchJeannine PowellMarta PradoMarylee PrattDonna Preloger

Karen PriceVanessa PrinceSteve ProksaProvidence General Baptist ChurchBruce and Judith PullenShannon N. QuandtJames and Karen QuinnSharon S. RakowskiSandra RamirezCindy RamosBruce and Marion RaseyJohn and Lynnae RauTracy ReederRonald and Rebecca ReeveReflections Wellness Center of

Florida, Hearland, Inc.John and Lisa RehmKenneth R. ReicksTimothy ReidAnita Reiley and Lisa BassBarbara A. ReillyJulie A. ReimersJack ReinerLinda RequilezMary W. ReuscheRobert ReuscheJeanine M. RichardsBarbara E. Richardson-CannonBonnie RichtmanMargaret RiehlAnthony RimkusPatrick and Mary RingRiverfront Machine, Inc.Rivers of Living Water Christian

CenterRoadrunner Transportation Services,

Inc.Robert E. Frank Real Estate Inc.Robert J. Huguelet, Jr. P.C.Robert T. Sven, D.D.S., LTDTrevor RobertsStefano RobertsonMike RobinsonPhil and Michelle RobinsonRick and Vickie RockTeresa RodgersAna RodriguezSheila RogersE.L and Ruth RogierRominski Law OfficesRoseville Baptist Church Sunday

SchoolJeffrey and Lanita RothCynthia Ann RotmanPhil RovangGrant RoweSteven and Carol RubinLori A. RumerPamela RumpzCheryl RunyonVera RushmerMary Ann RuskKaren RussellDavid RutledgeTimothy and Susan RyanRobert G. SabonjianBarbara SalataSally SalifoskiChuck and Carolyn Samuel

Felipe Sanchez and Irma ApunteRay SanchezElizabeth SantiFlor SantiagoRick SarmontSandy SassSato Baptist ChurchWalt SatoriusPedro SaucedoDenise SauriolDebbie SaylesJohn ScardinoAaron and Lorin SchaechterleTimothy P. ScheeleAnna L. SchladtSuzanne SchmidtLinda SchneiderSharon SchnitzerKenneth and Patricia SchroederNona SchwabeJason SchwiegerEric ScottSebring Discount BeverageSecond Baptist ChurchChristopher and Terri SelzSaurabh SharmaTimothy and Melody SheehanSarah ShekletonJosh SheltonEllise ShermanMatt SherwoodStuart ShlessShopkoAmy ShouseSilver Oak CleanersLiza Simon-RoperVal Simpson-SeyterRichard SinclairM. Faye SinnottRobert SkidmoreRandy SladekEdward L. SmithKay SmithMichael SmithRonald SmithBert and Penny SolskiTeresa J. SosnowskiChantel M. SpeaksSara Michelle SpencerJohn W. SpielmannPete and Lisa SpinnerAnita SpohnholtzCynthia L. SporlederAdrian SpronkRenee SpurlinStaplesStark County Family CourtPeter StelianDeanna M. StellatoJeremy StengerMonty and Nancy Stephan

Nathalie StephanEd and Nancy SterbaJohn and Barbara SternLori StewartRachel StrassnerKen StroudJay R. Sturm and Kathy McCulloughEdward SuarezShankar Subramanian and Deepa

JayaramanKatie SudmeierWilliam and Cheryl SutcliffeSam J. SwitzerJohn SykesT & T Marketing, Inc.Donna L. TaillonKurt and Rebecca TakeBritt TalleyTalro Insurance Agency, Inc.Tangles SalonMelinda TangneyAngela TatgenhorstBrooke and Monique TerryMichelle TeschC.M. ThedorfAndrew ThomasAndrew Thomas Jr.Linda ThomasFelechia ThompsonRaymond and Barbara ThompsonRegina E. ThompsonLois ThomsonValerie ThreadgillPaula TobeyDonald and Brenda TompkinsBrenda K. TompkinsJoyce ToppingDana TorresJames L. TrautLouise M. TroutBarry TscheykaRobert TuchschererRichard and Sandee TuckT. Bradley TuckerPat TurnerPerry S. TurnerJesse F. and Bernadine TynerUnion Grove Association of General

BaptistUnited Methodist WomenUnited Way of Southeastern

PennsylvaniaUnity Church of Practical ChristianityJ.E UnserPeter UrbainLorraine L. UrsuaMarko VajdaMichelle L. ValdesStephanie ValessaresJohn VanyurJames and Jean Vargas

July 1, 2010 – June 30, 2011

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Sylvia VaughanViviana VegaEduardo VelazquezChris and Nicole VelezMary ViergutzValerie ViglioneBryan VillanoCarol A. VixSue VoglBryan VrblikTheresa M. WagnerDaniel and Rebecca WainwrightBeverly S. WalczakJohn WalczakJames WaldBrian WallerAshley WaltersHilary Ward SchnadtKathleen WarkChris WartickiJennifer WatsonWauconda Federated ChurchCharlie WeatherbieJames and Melissa WebsterMark WeimanDianna K. WelchLisa WernliWilliam W. WeslagerAudrey WestRick WhiteStefanie D. WickersMargery WilcoyenMary Lindy B. WilkinsonAmy L. WilliamsClarissa WilliamsDerrick WilliamsLeroy WilliamsDiane WilsonGrant WilsonWilton Center ChurchShirley WineDavid WinstonBernard and Alice WinterJeanne WinterWomen’s Mission SocietyWomen’s Society of the Hyde Park

Union ChurchJames WongWoodman’sDustin WorleyAlan T. Wright and Lauren S. LoveWWOJMario YabueBlake YocomSheila YoungYouth Services InternationalMichael YuJeniffer YuengelRachel ZahorskyVictoria ZampantiErika ZaragozaZenobia Baptist ChurchJonathan ZiebarthDebra ZieboldZimmerman ClassJohn Zupancic

BequestsThe Andrew and Alice Fischer

Charitable TrustLafern Blackman TrustChicago Community TrustEttoile Davis TrustOM Financial Life Insurance CompanyMarjorie H. Thulin

FOundatiOnsA & E Kaplan FoundationAbdula Family FoundationThe Alfred Wohl Family FoundationAmerican Baptist FoundationAon FoundationThe Arthur J. Gallagher FoundationBaxter International FoundationCardinal Health FoundationCommunity Foundation of Central

FloridaCullinan/Falcon FoundationExchange Club Foundation of Lake

CountyForrest D. and June L. Sprehe

Charitable FoundationGrand Victoria FoundationHealthcare Foundation of Northern

Lake CountyHyslop Shannon FoundationJPMorgan Chase FoundationKirkland & Ellis FoundationMarion Moore FoundationChicago Tribune Charities - Holiday

Campaign, a Fund of the McCormick Foundation

Sagamon County Community Foundation

Winston & Strawn Foundation

MeMOrial GiFtsGifts received in memory of Delno

M. BakerNancy B. Dunbar

Gifts received in memory of Dakota Barack

Richard and Joyce Heneberry

Gifts received in memory of Lewis Bellard

Lewis and Julietta Bellardo

Gifts received in memory of John H. Dawson

Bill and Sharon GillisLarry and Barbara Greenfield

Gifts received in memory of Ralph and Mabel Hord

William and Peggy Hord

Gifts received in memory of Wade L. Jones

Laura J. Jones

Gifts received in memory of Elizabeth Olsen for Mother’s Day

Victor Olsen

Gifts received in memory of David Pearcy

AnonymousOne Hope United

Gifts received in memory of Lucia Beth Robinson

Mark and Leesa McHughPaul Earle and Ellen RudnickScott and Nichole HumphreyBradley and Molly PierceHoward and Christine SchnitzerEmily SelbeScott and Jan TurnerWilliam and Sharon WallinStacy Wells

Gifts received in memory of Charles A. Rogier

Adrian and Sharon Rogier

Gifts received in memory of Al Schnitzer

Gerard J. Oshea

Gifts received in memory of Emory Smith

Adrian and Sharon Rogier

Gifts received in memory of Mildred Smith

Todd and Donna Hester

Gifts received in memory of Eugene Tormey

Betty J. Gaul

Gifts received in memory of Helen Tormey for Mother’s Day

Betty J. Gaul

HOnOrary GiFtsGifts received in honor of the

James Bryant FamilySSI Technology, Inc

Gifts received in honor of Amber Campbell

Ellise Sherman

Gifts received in honor of Betty Conway’s birthday

Berry Conway

Gifts received in honor of Mother’s Day

Berry Conway

Gifts received in honor of EJRRaquel Ramos

Gifts received in honor of Scott Humphrey’s Birthday

Elinor P. Humphrey

Gifts received in honor of Brian Janes

Dustin and Brenda Jenkins

Gifts received in honor of Robert Jarkovich

Jeremy and Laura Ellingsen

Gifts received in honor of Gwendoline Lulofs

Patrick and Mary Ring

Gifts received in honor of Helen McConnell

David and Sarah McConnell

Gifts received in honor of Kim Montgomery

Charles Rinehart

Gifts received in honor of Craig Perrine

Dana Torres

Gifts received in honor of Erin Poliakon

Richard and Joyce Heneberry

Gifts received in honor of Raquel Ramos

Cindy Ramos

Gifts received in honor of Greg Ring

Ring Enterprises, Inc. Staff

Gifts received in honor of Clarke C. Robinson

Phil and Michelle Robinson

Gifts received in honor of Lucia Beth Robinson

Ronald and Rebecca Reeve

Gifts received in honor of Anna Lee and Clinton H. Rogier

Cheryl Chapman

Gifts received in honor of Clinton H. Rogier’s Birthday

Adrian and Sharon Rogier

Gifts received in honor of Toni S. Smith

John and Jill DohertyMichael and Sharon Tiknis

Gifts received in honor of Ian Stein Joe and Ilene Giangreco

Gifts received in honor of Matthew Swingler

Ellise Sherman

Our Donors (cont’d.)

Gifts received in honor of Rosalyn A. Thomas

Adam Mcnair

Gifts received in honor of George Zirps

Fotena A. Zirps

GiFts in Kind - $1,000+Abbott EmployeesThe AdvertiserAlbu and Associates, Inc.Aon/Hewitt EmployeesAT&TBarnes & Noble BooksellersBattered and Abused Women and

Children FoundationBauer’s Party Masters CateringJeff BauspiesBaxter HealthcareBethel Grade School

Rajanikant and Rose BhattBig Hollow PTOBrainstormTom and Nancy BrighamCardinal HealthCity of MiraclesConsumers Credit UnionTheresa DearDeloitte Tax LLPDistrict #80 Primary CenterPaul Earle and Ellen RudnickElks LodgeFestive Floats of TampaField Community School District #3The Field MuseumFirst Baptist Church of BelvidereFirst Baptist Church of CharlestonFirst Baptist Church of HighlandFirst Baptist Church of HillsboroFlorida Citrus Sports FoundationFoundation for Foster ChildrenEmily GranskyGrayslake North High SchoolGreat Lakes Credit UnionGreenview Christian Church

Gurnee Community BankTerry and Mary Jo HackneyRichard and Joyce HeneberryNoreen HortonHSBCScott and Nichole HumphreyInspiring Images PhotographyJackson Lewis, LLPJoy Lutheran Church of GurneeBryan and Rebecca KellenbergerSandy KeslinLake Prairie FederationLakes Area Swing BandLife FitnessLong Grove Community ChurchMarine Toys for Tots FoundationMark and Leesa McHughMedline IndustriesPhyllis MerrimanMutual of OmahaNew Hope ChurchNorthbrook United Methodist ChurchPalombi Middle SchoolPitter-Patter Child Care Inc.Prince of Peace Catholic Church

RexumClarke and Lucia Beth RobinsonMitch RogersRoundout SchoolMenards EmployeesThe Salvation ArmyHoward and Christine SchnitzerCarol SkoczylasThe South ChurchSt. Laurence ParishStarbucks Coffee CompanyJorge TorresToys For TotsUnited States Military Entrance

Processing CommandVillage of Lake VillaWalgreens Distribution CenterWaterford Dance AcademyWildwood Presbyterian ChurchWoodlawn Grade SchoolYong’s Tae Kwon DoYWCA Metropolitan Chicago

* Denotes anonymous donor

Federation TrusteesThomas J. Quarles, ChairScott Humphrey, Vice ChairGreg Sprehe, TreasurerJustin BakesWilliam BeckRev. Larry GreenfieldChristopher HoffmanSandra OsteenDr. Donna PetrasRev. Dr. T. Wayne Turner

Florida RegionThomas J. Quarles, ChairJustin BakesDoyle H. Moore, B.S.N.Sandra OsteenDeborah Reed Dr. Frank R. Satchel, Jr.

Hudelson RegionWilliam Beck, ChairClinton H. Rogier, Chair EmeritusPatti J. HahnJudi MillsDr. Walter Milton, Jr. Ronald MoormanRev. Patrick MurphyJames R. Nelson, M.S.Linda SchneiderGreg SpreheRev. Dr. T. Wayne TurnerFrederick Wear

Northern RegionScott W. Humphrey, ChairHoward Schnitzer, Vice ChairPaul Earle, TreasurerJon BiltonTheresa DearErmit FinchPatrick FirmanChristopher HoffmanJohn MauckScott MoellerKim MontgomeryDr. Donna PetrasBradley A. PiercePastor Linda RequilezClarke C. RobinsonMitch Rogers Toni Sandor SmithEdgar SantiagoEmily SelbeJan TurnerWilliam R. WallinStacy Wells

July 1, 2010 – June 30, 2011

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