ANNUAL REPORT 2013
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children and families remains. Tens of thousands of “diamonds” have resulted, with many more continually emerging.
RON MANDERSCHIED President
ROBERT J. BEST Chairman
DIAMOND-MAKING A M ES S A G E FROM THE CHAI R M AN AND PR E SI DE NT A few carbon atoms, some firm pressure and precious time turns a chunk of graphite into one of the earth’s most valuable substances – a diamond. In and of themselves, the elements involved are familiar, common and ordinary. But together, in just the right mixture and environment, something rare and special happens. For the past 122 years, Northwestern Settlement’s main focus has been diamond-making -- providing just the right mixture of services, resources, opportunities and alternatives to meet the complex needs of our neighbors and change lives. In doing so, we accomplish both the ”ordinary” – a bag of food, helping hand, or shoulder to cry on – as well as the extraordinary, transforming families and communities. Myriad programs have been innovated, initiated and 2
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implemented over the years. The lending library, pasteurized milk program, shop classes and “coffee house” (an alternative to neighborhood saloons that promoted alcoholism and domestic strife) were perfect for their time, but have since disappeared into history. Other programs like Emergency Services, Camp and Head Start are as important today as ever for scores of our neighbors. And still other initiatives, like Noble, Adventure Stage Chicago and Rowe Elementary School have gone from bold, almost impossible ideas, to prestigious, nationally recognized models. They have changed high school dropouts into academic stars, taught youth to be the storytellers of their own lives, and made parents believe their children will graduate from college. Environments shift and elements get tweaked, but the unending goal to positively turn the tide for mothers, fathers, students, “scholars”, seniors,
And we continue to “tweak.” This year, Rowe will grow from 478 to 600 scholars, grades K-6. As Rowe continues to meet its aggressive academic goals and test at levels akin to the district’s top schools, the School Age program has changed accordingly. With enrollment growth (and the closing of Peabody), School Age now operates full-time at Rowe, serving more children and proving crucial support to scholars. The ripple effect of increased Rowe enrollment also positively impacts House In The Wood Camp. In the coming year, 225 Rowe scholars will experience “Classroom in the Wood,” joining their classmates and teachers for a one-of-a-kind week of peer bonding and science-based outdoor educational field work. When combined with the 400 plus summer campers who participate annually, House In The Wood will provide its powerful programming to more youth than ever. Keeping with this theme, Head Start will grow as well. Even as other local providers were shuttered due to poor performance, our highly-regarded Head Start will enroll 108 children 3-5 (up from 68 last year), utilizing two new classrooms created on the second floor of the main building. Emergency Services, our oldest program, and Adventure Stage Chicago (ASC), one of our newest, continue to underpin all of our work. Emergency Services fights on, despite government funding cut-
backs and increased demand, to assist as many neighbors possible. And ASC has adapted its program model to combine productions and literacy work in schools with civic engagement, using theatre games and artists to more deeply engage neighbors. The “jewel” of their work is an annual theatrical production, created in collaboration with staff and neighbors and reflecting the challenges, dreams, fears and hopes of community members. As we celebrate another year of service, and look forward to our 125th anniversary, we would be remiss if we did not celebrate our board, auxiliary boards, donors and volunteers as key elements that make it all possible. You read to children after-school, help with academic testing, usher matinees, pack baskets, serve Thanksgiving dinner, adopt families, send a check or two during the year and so much more. Thank you for always being there. And a special “shout out” goes to our auxiliary board members who, when not doing all the things mentioned above, spend their free time planning the Glitter Ball, Style Under the Stars, Spring for the Settlement, Paddle-palooza and the Cherub Brunch, to name a few. You are also diamond-makers. It has been an incredible year and an amazing journey. Many thanks to you for making the Settlement what it is today.
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E D U C AT I O N
Head Start With the academic and social success of children in mind, the Settlement’s Head Start program provides comprehensive child development services for children ages three to five and additional health and social services for their families.
Rowe Elementary School
House In The Wood
Seeing education as a priority in the West Town community, leaders responsible for cofounding the Noble Network of Charter High Schools utilized their experience to found a charter elementary school.
House in the Wood is a residential summer camp in Delavan, Wisconsin dedicated to serving low-income children from Chicago.
School Age Program With the goal of counteracting the negative consequences and vulnerabilities underserved youth experience in their communities, Northwestern Settlement’s School Age program offers year-round services.
AmeriCorps Project YES! Each year, Project YES! (Youth, Education, Service) connects approximately 40 college graduates with disadvantaged youth in Chicago’s various communities.
“ Rowe has a 96% attendance rate with 100% parent engagement. There are currently 478 scholars, and 127 children are on the enrollment waitlist. 4 Northwestern Settlement
The education landscape in Chicago is shaky, to say the least, but I think Rowe is and can be an example of students first in a sea of reactive commentary.”
At Head Start 71 children served with 29 graduates moving on to Rowe.
At School Age 142 Rowe Scholars and 25 Head Start students participating
- Anjali Desai
205 Chicago Public School students attended the Outdoor Education Center, 400+ House In The Wood summer campers, 21 teen “Leaders in Training” participants.
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House in the Wood allows my son to have his autonomy. It teaches him about nature and wildlife, friendships and relationships. It teaches Patrick how to be independent.”
- Sheree Branham
27 AmeriCorps members worked at Northwestern Settlement and 8 area schools. Northwestern Settlement
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FA M I LY Emergency Services The Emergency Services Program helps our West Town neighbors deal with short term crises and provides them with the resources enabling long-term success.
Adventure Stage Chicago Adventure Stage Chicago (ASC) creates dynamic and transformative theatre for children ages eight to fourteen and the adults in their lives.
425,000+ lbs. of food distributed and 10,000+ lbs. of clothing distributed
2,500 families served
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421 events offered, totaling 885 hours of programming
29,845 community members attended ASC programs, including students from 55 area schools.
It was great to know that there was a place that can really help especially when it can sometimes be hard to make ends meet.�
Adventure Stage has always created theatre that is innovative with a passionate desire to engage our community.�
- Nathan
- Sarah Rose Graber
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What Golden Agers means to me is being alert and active, happy and viable. It gets us all together and we have a good time. I would say my favorite part of Golden Agers is the parties; we play Bingo… I’m really impressed with the volunteers, the quality and the effort that they put into these events. I also enjoy watching shows in the theater.”
- Francesca Osman
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COMMUNIT Y
Golden Agers
Chicago Community Trust Art Gallery
The Settlement’s Golden Agers Club offers activities and opportunities for seniors to remain socially active and form new friendships with other neighbors in the community.
The Chicago Community Trust (CCT) Art Gallery presents multiple shows each year, exhibiting local professional artists as well as student work from Head Start, School Age, and Rowe Elementary.
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AU X I L I A RY BOA R DS Having the opportunity to collaborate with so many passionate people has been incredible. It continues to inspire me to do good in the world.”
There are currently six Auxiliary Boards at Northwestern Settlement. With participation totaling nearly 300 active members, Auxiliary Boards form the fabric of the Settlement’s long history and provide essential support through organizing major fundraising events. •
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The Evanston Woman’s Board was formed in 1909; the group raises funds through an annual Dollar Letter appeal and supports the Settlement through its endowment The Winnetka Board was formed in 1923 and organizes Style Under the Stars, a fall event featuring current fashions from North Shore boutiques The North Shore Board was formed in 1936, and sponsors the Glitter Ball, a black-tie dinner event and auction held in the fall at the Four Seasons Chicago The Park Ridge Board was formed in 1989 and hosts the Cherub Brunch and Auction The Chicago Board was formed in 2004 and hosts the Spring for the Settlement party in the spring The Northbrook Board was formed in 2013 and is heavily involved in after school programming, as well as developing pen-pal partnerships between Settlement children and children from other parts of Chicagoland.
In addition to events, Auxiliary members adopt families during the holidays, chaperone School Age and Golden Agers field trips, run a Mother’s Day gift shop for Head Start and After School children, volunteer at Rowe Elementary School, and much more. 10
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Our auxiliary boards’ active engagement sets the foundation for the Settlement community.”
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S E T T L EMENT A ND AUXI L I ARY BOA RDS Officers of the Board President Ron R. Manderschied Chairman Robert J. Best Vice-Chairman Glenn A. Dalhart Treasurer James G. Houston Assistant Treasurer Kurt Mueller Secretary Barbara R. Rouse Assistant Secretary Susan Diaz
Board of Directors
Margaret J. Barr Ald. Walter Burnett, Jr. Julie W. Coffman Paula B. Danoff Barry L. Ehlers Kathleen H. Elliott Elza L. Garnett Carol Golder Mimi Harris Patricia M. Johnson Carolyn H. Krulee Connie Magnuson Michael Martinez Amy O’Donnell Tony Perry Marc E. Peters
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John A. Relias John W. Rowe Holly Sunshine Dennis Van Mieghem William G. Welnhofer Nancy G. Whiteman
Council of Advisors Henry Binford Corey Franklin Kevin Leonard
Honorary Board
Mr. Ellerth Overboe Mr. & Mrs. John Par Dr. Arnold Weber
Associates Board
Mrs. Rollin C. Huggins Mrs. Richard Kasperson Mrs. Frier McCollister Mrs. Donald A. Pollak Mrs. John Ray Mrs. Dudley Robinson Mrs. Bing Seibold Mrs. Richard Stevens Mrs. Saul L. Thomashow Mrs. Albert Tippens
Chicago Board
Lisa Drake, President Kristy Agostino Lauren Carroll Alex Considine Julia Draper Caitlin Eck Brandon Goldblatt Suzan Hanrahan
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Katie Herr Jackie Houren Christine Leiz Amy Luberto Mariana Mack Micaela Moran Brittany Nielsen Molly Padden Kristen Poggensee Marina Rasmussen Hannah Ruddock Megan Simonson Merissa Stewart Dana Svendsen
Evanston Woman’s Board Anna Atkinson, President Active Members Margaret J. Barr Zoe Barron Jennifer G. Cline Carol Cyrus Judith N. Destefano Sally Dumas Lonnie Dunlap Mary Erickson Mary Ellen Fellman Suzanne Franklin Margaret Friend Lori Goodman Mary Anne Grumman Andrea Knohl Carolyn H. Krulee Nancy Lagousakos Carie Lassman Dorothy Laudati Kathy Lifton Leslie Luning Elif Martinez
Eileen McGowan Christine McQuinn Nancy Morr Christine Olsen Lucille Prudden Carol Rahimi Gwyn Rahr Holly Sunshine Mary Jane Twohey Tamara Walker Jean W. Yale Anita Yamada
Donna Horvath Carole J. Par John Par Judy Szkwarek Roland Szkwarek Dennis Van Mieghem Tim Van Mieghem
Deborah Stone Janet Van Zuiden Brooke Wanzenberg Diane Welnhofer Jane Whitesides Stephanie Wilson Sarah Woodburn
Senior Assoc. Members Mary Paula Baumann Terri Hummel Sally Kiper Doris N. Woolsey
Associate Members Warren Foxwell Patricia Jaszka Mary Lou Jelke Adrienne Schlake Edna Wilson
Associate Members Marion Agnew Pat Bulkley Mary Kay Burke Joan Carter Kay Dole Liza Ferguson Mary Fields Margaret Freeman Lindsay Gorman Susan McGill Nancy Mills Courtney Morris Midge Powell Willie Ramsey Joan Schniedwind Nancy Spore Sally Sprowl Jeanne Stibolt Kate Van Dyke Donna Voges Joan Whiteman Buff Winston Sarah Shumway Lucy Myers Catherine Sturgis
Junior Assoc. Members Elizabeth Beck Elizabeth David Christine Grove Lisa Harries Margaret Krulee Aneela Masood Honorary Members Leigh Buchanan-Bienen Meg Strotz Edna Weber
Park Ridge Board
Francis Horvath, President Active Members Jan Bach Don Bach Joan Corbett Sue Freitag
Winnetka Board
Judith Howser, President Active Members Cindy Bonds Diane Bordwell Carrie Callegari Connie Cole Libby Cummings Ann Dalhart Elza Garnett Mary Lois Hakewill Carrie Hart Colette Hays Susan Heimlich Lisa Heitman Margaret Herrmann Judy Howser Dania Leemputte Erminia Mack Connie Magnuson Julie Montgomery Anne Mueller Donna Proskine Mary Ann Rasmussen Anne Simcox
North Shore Board
Julie Rocap, President Active Members Rebecca Anderson Kirsten Baer
Taffy Blommer Barb Brown Karen Brunhofer Cassie Buccellato Jennifer Bunge Ginny Burnstine Joan Cardin Mary Carter Carol Cawley Stacey Cohen Sarah Cunningham Anne-Sofie Davis Laura Elsaden Anissa Forman Kim Half Christy Hannafan Patricia M. Johnson Beth Brauen Kamphuis Rita Lashmet Theresa Malin Kate McBreen Andrea Mercuri Amy O’Donnell Linda O’Toole Lydia Porter Hillary Priest Lisanne Close Rogers Elizabeth Rose Alice Schaff Jill Shannon Nora Shea Cinnie Siragusa Jennifer Stricklin Maureen Sullivan Sara Sullivan Mary Tilson Kim Urban Kathy Waldman Karen Williams Erin Wilson
New Associates Alyson Aron Sarah Balassa Jill Dillingham Michelle Ellensohn Molly Fezell Carolyn Gaechter Kate Huff Debbie Kruse Heather Martin Lisa Merlo Erin Mone Ellen Port April Potterfield Kimberly Romic Laura Summer Senior Active Rosanne Groenveld-Meijer Kathy Haft Barbie Myers Amy Seaman Audrey Wessman Lib Williams Julie Windsor
Northbrook Board
Julie Weinberg, President Janet Footlik Leslie Katz Julie Shaw Stephanie Zwilling
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AUXI L I ARY BOA RD DONOR S Chicago Board
The Chicago Board is grateful to the following monetary and in-kind donors for their generous support of the fiscal year 2013 Spring for the Settlement cocktail party.
Foundations & Corporations
101st Revue 10Pin Bowling Lounge Adventure Stage Chicago Benefit Best Buy Bittersweet Pastry Shop Blue Jeans Bar Brownstone Bub City Chicago Cubs Chicago Symphony Orchestra Chopping Block Core Power Yoga Corner Bakery Coyote Logistics Deleece
Diversey Bowl Entertainment Cruises Equinox Feast Food Life Girl & the Goat Goodman Theater Great Lakes Hub 51 Hush Salon & Spa Landmark Theatres Laugh Factory Lettuce Entertain You Lincoln Park Athletic Club Lou Malnatis LUSH Wine & Spirits Metropolitan Brewery Mitch Stuart Mity Nice Grill
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Moller Financial Services Oak Park Country Club Paper Source Paris Club Perennial Virant Public House Que Syrah Ravinia Riverside Country Club Rockit Bar & Grill RPM Schoolyard Seadog Architectural Tours Second City Sheffield’s SideBar Skydeck Chicago Spa Soak Spirit Chicago
Stage 773 Swerve Salon Tavern at the Park The Crossing The Gage The Odyssey The Southern Topo Gigio West Town Tavern
Individuals
Mack Family Considine Family Brown Family Denise Brodlo Padden Family
North Shore Board The North Shore Board is grateful to the following companies and foundations that made contributions of $250 or more to the fiscal year 2013 Glitter Ball, benefiting House In The Wood.
$5,000 - $9,999 AON Arbor Investments Beam Global Spirits & Wine DeVry Foundation
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DLA Piper The Frieda & William Hunt Foundation Nephron Pharma
IMC Lowery McDonnell Company William Blair & Company
$2,500 - $4,999 Chloe’s Crew Deloitte LLP
$1,000 - $2,499 Barclay’s i2i Eyecare
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The Park Ridge Board is grateful to the following companies and individuals that made cash and in-kind gifts to support the fiscal year 2013 Cherub Brunch and Silent Auction.
Foundations & Corporations
All on the Road Catering Atlas Wire Company Bob Chinn’s Crab House Carlucci’s Restaurant Chicago Cubs Chicago Shakespeare Theater Cucina Biagio Restaurant Graziano’s Restaurant Johnny’s Kitchen & Tap Marriott Theatre in Linconshire Metropolis Performing Arts New Beginnings Hair Salon Nonna Silvias Nonno Pino’s Park Ridge Country Club Perennial Virant Restaurant Perrozzi Decorating Popeye’s in Lake Geneva, WI
Rosewood Restaurant Royal Die & Stamping Company Shephard, Schwartz & Harris LLP Sunrise Grill The Geneva Inn, Lake Geneva Tuscano’s Wildfire Restaurant
Individuals
Joan & William Corbett Paula & Jeff Danoff Phil Delaney Denise Deibold Kathleen H. & Michael Elliott Donald Finney Warren Foxwell
Susan & Erik Freitag Elza L. & John Garnett Marlene & Donald Hacke Sue & Don Heitzman Donna & Francis Horvath Russell Horvath Patricia Jaszka Richard Jaszka Lauren Jelke Mary Lou Jelke Karen Johnson Marge Kellen Carolyn H. & Gilbert K. Krulee Karen & Richard Larsen Richard Michaels Judy Morrison Anne & Kurt Mueller Carole J. & John Par Allan Paschke Pauline Rohrer
Adrienne Schlake Sue & Tom Schneider Donald Sheridan Patricia & Robert Silver William Sladcik Steven Smith Judy & Roland Szkwarek Katie Taylor Ed Thompson Dennis Van Mieghem Timothy Van Mieghem Nancy & Donald Whiteman Edna Wilson Maureen Wudtke Mark Zaharski
Winnetka Board
The Evanston Woman’s Board wishes to thank all those who contributed to the Dollar Letter, and recognize St. Nicholas Church for all of the in-kind Settlement donations for fiscal year 2013.
$10,000 & more OptionsHouse LLC
Park Ridge Board
Kevin McQuire/Goldman Sachs The Revere Group $250- $999 Gantz Family Foundation O’Neill & Gaspardo, LLC
The Winnetka Board is grateful to the following individuals and corporate sponsors that made contributions of $100 and more to the fiscal year 2013 Style Under the Stars fashion show. Nova ($5,000 +) Marjorie & David Brown Margaret & James Herrmann Julie & Robert Montgomery Shooting Star ($2,500 - $4999) Make It Better Sawbridge Studios Elza L. & John Garnett Carol & Ed Lorenz Jennifer Weaver Diane K. & William G. Welnhofer Super Star ($1,000 - $2,499) Charles Schwab Cygnet Prestige Art Studios
Valslist.com Cindy & Mike Bonds Carrie & Greg Callegari Joan T. Carter Ann & Glenn A. Dalhart Mary Lois & Hank Hakewill Carrie & Greg Hart Erminia & Ed Mack Connie & Mike Magnuson Anne & Kurt Mueller Sarah & Garry Shumway Jane & Lawson Whitesides Rock Star ($500 - $999) Alexis Vintiques Design Chalet Nursery Clingen Family Trust Country Classics Dinner at Eight Doncaster Fine Vines
Frances Heffernan Frannie Good Harbor Financial LLC. Greenleaf Gallery Kaehler Luggage Lillie Alexander, Ltd. Marian Michael Material Pssessions Mattie M McElroy Furs Mountain Hides North Shore Community Bank Oui, Madame Peachtree Place Rare Finds, Ltd. Scandinavian Ski Shop Skandal The Lake Forest Shop The Runner’s Edge Sally Blesi
Connie & Tom Cole Libby & Steve Cummings Paula & Jeff Danoff Colette Hays Dania & Patrick Leemputte Sara Pfaff Donna Proskine All Star ($275 - $499) Castino Painting & Home Services Haven Organic Spa Inspiration Salon & Spa La Relance Salon The Contained Garden Zengeler Cleaners Diane Bordwell Martha Burke Cheryl Chambers Katie Cory Anne Crowley
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Winnetka Board Donors continued Kim Drake Cristen & Tom Forrester Margo Frost Sue & Mel Heimlich Jerrilyn Hoffmann Judy & Rick Howser Julie Hughes andie Kain Tizzy Klein Mrs. Harry Lochner Debbie Madlener Anne Milling Cathy Pratt Tory Raith MaryAnn & David Rasmussen Ethel Rosenberg Alice Schaff Joan & Steve Shapiro Anne Simcox Lisa & Michael Snabes Deborah & Paul Stone Penny Sullivan Dana Turban Sarah Woodburn
Kay Buhl Philip Chung Barbara Crawford Liz Dauter Carol Duffy Kathy Elliott Patty Felker Margaret Fiorenza Mary Gordon Dana Hagenah Carrie Healy Bea Heinz Diann Higgins Laurie Kaplan Mindy Kelly Denise Kenny Christine Kutt Gail Lanznar Anne-Marie Lee Sue Leech Susan McBride Linda McCann Becky Michaels Barbara Paine Carol Par Suzy Parks Diane Pitt LeAnita Ragland-Brooks Kelly Rainey Julie Rocap Abbey Romanek Catherine Shaw Marianne Shields
Shining Star ($150 - $274) Fill it with Flowers Four Finches Florist Lawrence Deans Bake Shop Tiffany & Co. Joanne Anderson Nancy Barry Moore Martha Bermingham
Pat Hinkel Deb Hirschfield Lisa Kerpan Peggy Kocian Julia Kyle Susan Lake Mary Lyman Leslie Maguire Susan Mason Lynne McGrath Betty McLean Julie Moran Karin Palasz Ellen Paseltiner Betsey Puth Carol Rasmus Piper Rothschild Jane Sacarro Sari Sackrider Eileen Sirkin Gail Steinmetz Susie Stewart Ann-Marie Streibich Margaret Sundlof Margaret Suter Gretchen Talbot Bernadette Tramm Carole Tye Anita Tyson Dennis Van Meighem Phyllis Victorson Brooke Wanzenberg Joan Whiteman
Beth Skillhorn Catherine Sturgis Katie Thesing Sylvia Toth Lucy Tuck Carol Vix Mary Winter Mary Wittowske Vickie Young Elizabeth Zahm Debbie Zelten Star ($100 - $149) An Apple a Day Catering Julie Asplund Jennifer Baker Marilyn Bartter Susan Bondurant Karen Brown Donna Carr Maureen Chavoen Leslie Cordes Joan Dodson Peggy Dwyer Tessa Erdei Leslie Farmer Judy Frumm Monica Geocaris Laura Goone Lindsay Gorman Stacey Hamburg Tracy Heilman Polky Hibler
AN N UAL F UND HONOR RO LL Northwestern Settlement would like to extend our sincere gratitude to the following list of special supporters who have generously contributed to the Annual Fund for at least 10 consecutive years. We are honored to have such a caring family of donors.
Foundations & Corporations
Allyn Foundation Alvin H. Baum Family Fund Bears Care Emaroy June Smith Fund Fannie F. Cross Fund Grover Hermann Foundation Howard L. Willett Foundation, Inc.
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HSBC - North America Jacob Best Foundation Kenilworth Union Church Kirkland & Ellis Foundation Mazza Foundation MB Financial Bank Norman Wait Harris Fund Perlstein Foundation Polk Bros. Foundation R.A. Carlson Plumbing & Heating, Inc.
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Searle Funds at The Chicago Community Trust
Organizations & Government
Associates Board Chicago Board Evanston Woman’s Board North Shore Board Northwestern University Circle
Individuals
Cynthia & Gregory Alcorn Elaine F. Anderson Nancy & William Anixter Jolene & Robert Armstrong Julia & Carl Backer Margaret J. Barr Mary Paula & Gerhard
Baumann Katherine & Robert J. Best Nancy & David Borghesi Pat & George Bulkley Conway C. Burton Carol & Thomas R. Butler Susan & James C. Caldwell, Jr. Karen A. Callaway Joan & Michael Carter Billie & French S. Cary Carol & Timothy Cawley Diana & Edmund S. Cummings Libby & Stephen D. Cummings Ann & Glenn A. Dalhart Paula B. & Jeff Danoff Susan Diaz Nancy & Jim Dorr Jean & Richard Doub June & Ray Duncan Kathy & Robert Eckert Kathleen H. & Michael Elliott Terry Faulk Mary Ellen Fellman
Nancy & James L. Foght Val & Michael Foradas Quin R. Frazer Elza L. & John Garnett Elinor & Richard A. Gordon George H. Gordon Molly L. Green Robyn & David Grossberg Elizabeth Guenzel Dana & John Hagenah Valerie & William K. Hall Barbara W. Hertwig Patricia & Joseph Hinkel Barbara & James G. Houston Laurie & Ray Howick Charlotte & Rollin C. Huggins, Jr. Terri & Greg W. Hummel Christine L. Jacobek Patricia Jaszka Patricia M. Johnson John M. Kohler Carolyn H. & Gilbert K. Krulee Erminia & Edward Mack Antoinette J. Maloney
Pauline & Ron R. Manderschied Janet Mizener Sue & Barry Moore Nancy & Allen Morr James K. Mortimer Anne & Kurt Mueller Ellerth Overboe Carole J. & John Par Laura & Marc E. Peters Claudette & David T. Peterson Marilynn L. Powell Bonnie & Daryl Rabert Willie & Lon Ramsey Deanna Rattner Gary P. Rietz Barbara R. & Edward Rouse Pamela & Peter Russell Ana Santiago Christine L. & Bernard J. Savage Kathryn L. Simon Dorothy Stevens Kathy & William A. Streff, Jr.
Chris & Eric C. Strobel Patricia Summerbell Holly & Eugene Sunshine Judy & Roland Szkwarek Judith & Saul Thomashow Dennis Van Mieghem Janet & Paul Van Zuiden John F. Welke Catherine C. Westbrook Patrice D. & William T. White, Jr. Nancy G. & Donald Whiteman Edna Wilson Anita & Isshi Yamada
A N N UA L FUN D D ON O R S Northwestern Settlement depends on the generosity of the many individuals, auxiliary boards, foundations, corporations, and other organizations, committed to our agency’s mission. We are pleased to recognize the following partners who contributed to our general operating fund or specific programs during fiscal year 2013, ending June 30, 2013.
Foundations, Trusts & Corporations
$500,000 & above Rowe Charitable Trust $100,000 - $499,999 Zell Family Foundation The Walton Family Foundation $25,000 - $99,999 Alvin H. Baum Family Fund Bain & Company, Inc. Crosland Family Fund Crown Family Philanthropies Doris Duke Charitable Foundation Kemper Educational & Charitable Fund Lloyd A. Fry Foundation Mazza Foundation PERT Foundation
Polk Bros. Foundation Prince Charitable Trusts The MacArthur Fund for Arts & Culture at Prince $10,000 - $24,999 A. Perry Homes Baird Foundation, Inc. Bears Care Chicago Community Trust Northern Trust Co. Charitable Trust Perlstein Foundation The Kluth Family Foundation The Paul M Angell Family Foundation $5,000 - $9,999 Allstate Foundation Anonymous Fannie F. Cross Fund George M. Eisenberg
Foundation for Charities W.W. Grainger Grover Hermann Foundation Irvin Stern Foundation Jacob Best Foundation JP Morgan Chase - A. G. Charitable Trust Kenilworth Union Church McGraw Foundation Patrick & Anna M. Cudahy Fund Phillips Brothers Insurance The Eli & Edythe Broad Foundation The Siragusa Foundation $1,000 - $4,999 Allyn Foundation Anonymous Arch W. Shaw Foundation Booz & Company Emaroy June Smith Fund
Kinder Morgan Foundation Kirkland & Ellis Foundation Lester & Edward Anixter Family Foundation Make It Better MB Financial Bank MBP Advisors Saints Peter & Paul Greek Orthodox Church Schwab Charitable Fund Simply Elegant Catering The Baldwin Center for Psychological Services The Bjork Group, Inc. The Saints Truist
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Annual Fund Donors continued $100 - $999 Blue Foundation Coldwell Banker Comprehensive Health Management, Inc. Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Dramatists Guild Fund J. Landis & Sharon Martin Family Foundation J. McLaughlin JMJ Foundation Norman Wait Harris Fund North Shore Community Bank North Shore Country Day School Park Ridge Indian Scouts Foundation Regal Business Machines, Inc. The Northern Trust Company Walmart Foundation
Organizations & Governments
$250,000 & above North Shore Board $50,000 - $99,999 Evanston Woman’s Board Winnetka Board $10,000 - $49,999 Chicago Board Department of Commerce & Economic Opportunity Illinois Arts Council Park Ridge Board $5,000 - $9,999 EQUIP (Early Childhood Quality Improvement Program) $1,000 - $4,999 Associates Board Chicago Office of Tourism & Culture Greater Chicago Food Depository
Northwestern University Circle $100 - $999 Northwestern University Up to $99 Northwestern Settlement AA Group
Individuals
1891 Society ($25,000 & above) Kathleen H. & Michael Elliott^ Valerie & William K. Hall^ Jill & Tom Shannon^ Connie & Michael Magnuson^ Laura & Marc E. Peters^ Howard J. Trienens Worn Doorstep Society ($10,000 - $24,999) Ginny & Robert Burnstine Dee & Tony Perry^ Barbara R. & Edward Rouse^ Michael Simpson Diane K. & William G. Welnhofer^ Vittum Circle ($5,000 - $9,999) Brian T. Clingen Julie W. & Jim Coffman^ Ann & Glenn A. Dalhart^ Mimi & Mark Harris^ Carolyn H. & Gilbert K. Krulee^ Anne & Kurt Mueller^ Wayne Zonca Augusta Society ($1,000 - $4,999) Ann Lee & John P. Amboian, Jr. Nancy & William Anixter^ Jolene & Robert Armstrong Margaret J. Barr^ Katherine & Robert J. Best^ Beth & Chuck Boehrer^ Joan & Michael Carter^
Paula B. & Jeff Danoff^ Elza L. & John Garnett^ Carol & David Golder^ Joan Golder James G. Hansen Patricia & Joseph Hinkel Barbara & James G. Houston^ Patricia M. Johnson^ Barbara A. & Terrence Bannon Kilian Pauline & Ron R. Manderschied^ Amy K. & James O’Donnell^ Rebecca & L.R. Oorthuys Carole J. & John Par^ Debbie & Robert Price Michael A. Sobel Kathy & William A. Streff, Jr.^ Holly & Eugene Sunshine Zeneida & Edison Ureña Dennis Van Mieghem^ Rachwalski Society ($500 - $999) Rocky Barber Joan & Bill Brodsky Barbra & R.J. Bukovac Sabina & Adam A. Deaton^ Nancy & James L. Foght^ Val & Michael Foradas^ Robyn & David Grossberg^ Sandra L. Grung Diane & Jeff Hamilton Colette & David Hays^ Ginny & Terrance Holt Donna & Francis Horvath^ Terri & Greg W. Hummel^ Rita & Craig Lashmet^ Alexandra C. & John Nichols Courtney M. Morris Paul Pagel Ingrid & Marc Peters Willie C. & Lon Ramsey^ Mary H. & John Ray Linda & John Relias^ Catherine & Martin Slark Chris & Eric C. Strobel^ Stuart Strong Susanne M. & Timothy P. Sullivan Jeannine Cleary & Frank Tenbrink
(^ indicates that these constituents also contribute to auxiliary board events)
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West Town Society ($250 - $499) Alexandra A. Brzezinski Pat & George J. Bulkley Carol & Thomas R. Butler Scott Brady Karen A. Callaway^ Paul J. Considine Margaret & William A. Crane Libby & Stephen D. Cummings^ Barbara & Harry Drake Cheryl & James M. Dupree Molly & Donald R. Fezell^ Charles Finger Barbara K. & Richard Frank Timothy W. Hall Charlotte & Rollin C. Huggins, Jr.^ Sue & Carl Johnson Alan Juraska Loretta & Allan Kaplan Bonnie & Robert Larsen Mary & Richard Letscher Carol & Edgar Lorenz^ Barbara Marquardt Linda Martin Christine & Robert McQuinn Annmarie Ricker^ Brian W. Saber^ Jonathan Sceggel Nancy & Bing Seibold^ Ingrid S. Stafford Annette Kilian & Bruce Sufranski Mary & Mark Winter Doris N. Woolsey
Neighbors of the Settlement ($100 - $249) Cynthia & Gregory Alcorn Anna Atkinson^ Lorraine & Randy Barba Neal Boyle Chase Chavin William Considine Glenn P. Davis Jane Deuble Jean & Richard Doub James R. Dowdall^ Lisa Drake^ Jaron Eanes Kris & Mitchell T. Engel Elena Etcharren Kevin Evanich Carol J. Fitzsimmons Anne Ford Mc Millen Cristen Forrester^ Catherine J. Garnett^ Scott Golinkin Roseanne & Stewart Groeneveld-Meijer^ Doug Haight Gael & Ted Hanson Jennifer & Jeff D. Harris Raynelle & Robert L. Heidrick Susan & Mel Heimlich^ Lisa & Jack C. Heitman^ Karen & Fritz Henderson Barbara W. Hertwig Judith & Richard G. Howser^ Eleanor Ingersoll Gigi & Jim Johnson^ Holly L. & Michael L. Kasavana Charles L. Katzenmeyer Liza & Stephen Kendall^ William A. Letsche Jana & Curtis Liles Stanislaw Lysy Scott Magid Maggie & Daniel Makarewicz Edward Martenson Dede & Brad McLane Michele M. & Daniel J. Miller^ Kathy M. & Eugene Sieczkowski Mondala Julie & Robert M. Montgomery^
Chad Moore Karyn & Geoffrey C. Murphy Barbie & Mark Myers^ Karen Noonan Joan & Patrick O’Neil Maureen & Denis Owens Matthew Par^ Joy & Scott E. Pickens Francine & Greg Purcell^ Jim Quaid Deanna Rattner Julie & Don Rocap^ Susan B. & Mike Rubnitz^ Cynthia S. & John E. Ruhaak Theresa H. & Forrest M. Schneider Janet J. Schumacher Mary & Bernie Sergeskeeter Shirley T. Shearman Anne Simcox^ Kathryn L. Simon Dorothy Stevens^ Sandy & Jon Summerbell Judy & Roland Szkwarek^ Debbie & Mark F. Toledo Louise Tuck Dorothy J. Vance Helen K. & Richard J. Walker John F. Welke Nancy G. & Donald Whiteman^ Jane & Lawson Whitesides^ Jan Williams Edna Wilson Lucy & Mark Wukas Carl Yudell Nikki Zimmerman Friends of the Settlement (Up to $100) Elizabeth S. Andersen James Baney Cathy & Patrick Beattie K.M. & H.K. Bendicsen Nancy Brown Janet & John Conneely Maureen Connolly^ Alex Considine^ Melinda Copher John Crilly Carol Cyrus Teresa Dason
Susan Diaz^ Pam Dickler Nancy & Jim Dorr^ Terence Duffy Sandy Elias Mary Ellen Fellman^ Doris C. & Don A. Folkl Suzan Garnett Hanrahan^ Lori & Adam Goodman^ Dorsey & David C. Gordon George H. Gordon, Jr. Lindsay & Thomas G. Gorman Sarah Rose Graber Molly L. Green Stephen Hall Matthew Hancock Maxine Handelman Ruth & George Harker David Biele & Kevin Heffernan Elizabeth Huff Donald Humphries Patricia Jaszka^ Mary Lou & David Jelke^ Marilyn Johnson Margaret S. & George J. Khouri Timothy P. King Rena J. & Steven Kozin Jill & Michael Lashford Dania & Patrick Leemputte^ Christine Leiz^ Dan Letscher Joslen Letscher Scott Letscher Lona Livingston Tresa Makosky Antoinette J. Maloney^ Naja & George Maltezos Lisa Marino John Michael Ken Mihavics Brian Miller Lesley & Paul Millhouser Debbie & Franklin L. Morton Wendy J. Nicholson Veronica & Angel Novalez Catherine & Grady Ormsby Elizabeth B. Palmer Paul Pasulka Antionette Patton
Claudette & David T. Peterson Judith Pfeifer Ellen Port Bonnie & Daryl Rabert^ Edith B. & David F. Radtke Pam & Charles Reed Mimi Rodman Marybeth & Wolfga Roth Malarie & Stanley J. Rude Ana Santiago Steve Sato Adrienne Schlake Lynda Schneider Sue & Gary Segal Cheryl & Timothy Sellke Jim Shunk Susan J. Singer Carol & Jon Sudman Mary & John Tilson^ Mary Jane Twohey^ Kim & Jeff Urban^ Lisa Varnum Carol & Myron Warschauer Erin Wilson Anita Yamada^ Joe Zarrow
(^ indicates that these constituents also contribute to auxiliary board events)
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M AJ OR I N- K IND DONOR S Foundations & Corporations
4 Sure Entertainment A. Perry Homes Advocate Lutheran General Hospital Bain & Company Chicago Blackhawks Chicago Cubs Chicago Bulls Built-Form Coldwell Banker Costco Crate & Barrel DMC, Inc. Franczek Radelet P.C. GET FIT with CandUS! Healthful Habits, Inc. High Crest Middle School iCanvasART.com KandL Gates Kraft Foods, Inc. MacKinnon & Company Main Event Make It Better Nels J. Johnson Tree Experts, Inc. New Trier High School Noble Network of Charter Schools North Shore Community Bank North Shore Country Day School North Shore Youth Football Club Northwestern University Once Upon A Bagel On-Cor Frozen Foods, Inc. Park Ridge Country Club Regal Business Machines, Inc. REI Road Runner Sports Scholastic Books Scissors Edge Salon SGL Simply Elegant Catering Staples Copy & Print Sunset Ridge School
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Target The Book Stall The Grand Food Center The Reynolds Communications Group Village Toy Shop, Inc. Washburne School Whole Foods Market Winnetka Northfield Chamber of Commerce Winnetka Park District Zirkel Group
Organizations & Governments
Greater Chicago Food Depository St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church
Individuals
Margaret J. Barr Mary Paula & Gerhard Baumann Lisa Belgrad Katherine & Robert J. Best Fern Bogot Beth & Henk Brauen Kamphuis Cassie & Carl Buccellato Elizabeth Buccheri Sandra Bulgrin Ginny & Bob Burnstine David Campbell Jeanine Cassler Anne Marie Cook Darin J. Couturiaux Greg Darnieder Christian Denes Sally Dumas Karen Ewen Debra Finley George Fludas Warren Foxwell Jeanne Freyer Ruth Geller Maureen George Maria del Carmen Gonazalez Lori & Adam Goodman Jackie Grahn
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Lee Green Valerie & William K. Hall Lisa Harries Mimi & Mark Harris Judith Herbert Jennifer Hobbs Donna & Francis Horvath Barbara & James G. Houston Kathryn Hyde Eleanor Ingersoll Alexandra Ivaskiv Geena Jackson Mary Lou & David Jelke Jen Jobrack Lauren Kadow Lucinda & Richard Kasperson Diane Kollath Rachel Kramer Lisa T. Krippes Margaret Krulee Carolyn H. & Gilbert K. Krulee Dania & Patrick Leemputte Carl Leigh Christine Leiz Connie & Michael Magnuson Alberto March Linda Martin Danielle & Tim Matzdorf Eileen McGowan Judy & John McGuire Dan McGuire Charisse J. Meloto Michael Milkie Mike Miller Kristina & Scott Miller Linda Misiorowski Salvador Montes Trudy Neihoff Anne O’Connor Robin & Robin O’Hara Lisa Overbaugh Carole & John Par Susan Patton Marie-Simone Pavlovich Emily Powell Gwyn Rahr Priscilla Ramirez
Stephanie Ramirez Yvette & Allen Ramsier Marsha Reitz John Riley Sarah Rios Josi Rivera Julie & Don Rocap Danielle Roman Sarah Rountree Barbara R. & Edward Rouse Janet Royce Pamela & Peter Russell Richard Schager Neena Schwartz Lisa & Wilbur Scott Jill A. & Thomas Shannon Donna Sokolowski Kristen Sparks Nancy Squiller Thomas Steinberg Otto Stephani Holly & Eugene Sunshine Andrew Sunu Judy & Roland Szkwarek Sarah E. & James Taich Mary Jane & John Twohey Dennis Van Mieghem Michael Vandenberg Claire Wadeson Tamara Walker Audrey & Cal Wessman Sari Wiaz John Wilber Elizabeth William Lib & Chris Williams Julie & Ted Windsor Jorie Wisnefski Freeman J. Wood Judith Worlds Wayne Zonca
T R I B UT E G I FT S
Tribute gifts offer a way to commemorate special people or life events, while helping those in need at the same time. Donations can mark milestones such as birthdays or anniversaries, or honor the memory of dear friends or loved ones. The Settlement received gifts in memory, in honor, and in bequest of the following individuals during fiscal year 2013. In Honor Of Jose Alatorre Margaret J. Barr Paula B. Danoff Kathleen H. Elliott William K. Hall Barbara Heinz Patricia M. Johnson Armella Mix John & Carole Par Yasmin Rodriguez Natalia Salces
Jill & Tom Shannon Holly Sunshine Roland Szkwarek Leslie Weinberg In Memory Of Marie Burnside Vivian Dowdall Julia Drake Betsy Foxwell Mary B. Henderson
Joseph Kilian Jackie Van Mieghem Troy Nichol Esther Ricketts Eugene Robinson Colleen Schooley Jim Schutz Bruce Southworth Mrs. George C. Turnbull Kenneth M. Wilson Elmer Frederick Wiebolt, Jr.
T H E H A R R I ET V I T T UM S OCI ET Y The Harriet Vittum Society, named in honor of the Settlement’s longest serving head resident, honors individuals who have provided for the Settlement through their estate plans. Each year new members are recognized at the Annual Dinner. Society members also gather annually to share dinner at the home of a Society member. The following individuals are members of the Society: Nancy & William Anixter Margot W. Barber Susan & James C. Caldwell, Jr. Libby & Steve Cummings Ann & Glenn A. Dalhart Kathleen H. & Michael Elliott Elza L. & John Garnett
Valerie & William K. Hall Barbara & James G. Houston Charlotte & Rollins Huggins, Jr. Christine L. Jacobek Patricia M. Johnson Lucinda & Richard Kasperson Carolyn H. & Gilbert K. Krulee
Ellerth Overboe Carole & John Par Bonnie & Daryl Rabert Brian Saber Dorothy Stevens Marion J. & Thomas Ware
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S E T T L EMENT S TA FF Administration
Ron R. Manderschied, President Susan Diaz, Executive Secretary Tony Feliciano, Chief of Staff Gaylon Figueroa, Receptionist/Security Gloria Holmes, Receptionist Allen Ramsier, Dir of Information Technology Hari Bozhinov, IT Technician
Adventure Stage Chicago
Tom Arvetis, Prod. Artistic Director Brandon Campbell, Production Manager / Associate Producer Allison Latta Lashford, Assist. Artistic Director Dani Bryant, Education Coordinator/ Casting Director
AmeriCorps
Yasmin Rodriguez, Program Director Claire Unger, Program Manager Sonya Acosta, AmeriCorps Member Shalitha Brown, AmeriCorps Member Michael Crotty, AmeriCorps Member Laura Glass, AmeriCorps Member Adam Gonzalez, AmeriCorps Member Aryanna Hanson, AmeriCorps Member William Kaplan, AmeriCorps Member Jean Leger, AmeriCorps Member Samantha Leibforth, AmeriCorps Member Laura McCallum, AmeriCorps Member Kelsey Madsen, AmeriCorps Member Dennis Nicholas, AmeriCorps Member Sara Noori, AmeriCorps Member Mary Katherine Phelps, AmeriCorps Member Demeka Polk, AmeriCorps Member Jamie Price, AmeriCorps Member Amber Smith, AmeriCorps Member David Tamayo, AmeriCorps Member Jennifer Tanglao, AmeriCorps Member Ugonna Uba, AmeriCorps Member
Business Office
Edison Urena, Business Director Laudry Acevedo, Senior Accountant Silvia Diaz, Accounting Assistant Monica Falcon, HR Manager
Emergency Services Belna Reyes, Director
External Affairs
Kellie O’Connell-Miller, Director of Advancement Brian Saber, Development Consultant Matthew Sudman, Assistant Director of Institutional Giving and Outreach Katie Taylor, Develeopment & Comm. Manager
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Facilities Maintenance
Angel Pacheco, Manager Juan Acosta, On Call Receptionist Fred Balkcom, Maintenance Custodian Lasheyanna Berry-Hayes, Weekend Receptionist Juan C. De la Rosa, Maint. Custodian Maria M. De La Rosa, Night Receptionist/Security Mario Class, Maintenance Custodian Ana Santiago, Housekeeper Steve Santoyo, Maintenance Engineer Luis P. Urena, Maintenance Custodian
Group Services
José Alatorre, Director Hermelinda Arias, Head Start Teacher Assist. Vanessa Candelario, Group Worker Martha Castillo, Intake Specialist Magdalena Dominguez, Head Start Family Worker Barri Epstein, Head Start Teacher Luz Escanilla, Kitchen Aid - Head Start Antonia Flores, Group Worker Assistant Carmen Garay, Head Start Teacher Alicia Holmes, Group Leader Richard Hughes, Kitchen Aid - Head Start Mireya Jaime, Head Start Teacher Aide Melissa Jones, Group Worker Natasha Luckett, Group Worker Cecilia Maldonado, Head Start Teacher Linda McLaren, Head Start Site Director Milagros Miranda, Kitchen Manager Head Start Anne O’Neill, Head Start Teacher Nicole Ortiz, Head Start Health Aide Mark Piebenga, Drama Specialist Esperanza Rivas, Head Start Teacher Irma Rodriguez, Head Start Teacher Teresa Roman, School Age Site Director Elba Rosario, Paraprofessional Rekha Singh, Head Start Teacher Ana Yanez, Group Worker Norma Vazquez, Group Worker Gabrielle Warren, Head Start Teacher
House In The Wood
Val Wright, Executive Director Terrance Fowler, Operations Director Kali Prouty, Program Director Nathan Puckett, Community Relations Coor. Angelo Valentin, Cook & Maintenance
Rowe Elementary School Ana Martinez, Principal Julie Alt, Teacher Deanna Bavry, Co-Teacher Bryan Bissell, Sped Aide Molly Black, Co-Teacher
Tori Bohannon, Dean Of Instruction Nikki Bonarirgo, Sped Aide Karen Brinker, Visual Arts Katie Caputi, Associate Teacher Francesco Castaldi, Co-Teacher Travis Commons, Assistant Principal Ashley Cooper, Teacher Juan Delarosa, Maintenance Caroline Donnellon, Co-Teacher Lauren Elbert, Teacher Marypat Flanagan, Teacher Jessica Haynie, Teacher Christian Hernandez, Custodian Brian Hofacker, Teacher Alexandra Hoffman, Teacher Kathryn Hyde, Teacher Michelle Janci, Teacher Lauren Kadow, Dean Of Sel Kimberly Kalivoda, Dean Of Scholars Holly Katz, Teacher Mariah Keko, Art/Drama Teacher Elizabeth Key, Co-Teacher Lindsay Korn, Director Of Operations Mary Krebs, Teacher Brittany Lee, Teacher Carrie Littman, Co-Teacher Robert Long, Associate Teacher John Lopez, Communications Manager Emily Lubkert, Teacher Diana Malik, Phys Ed Rebecca Manderschied, Yoga Teacher Amanda Max, Co-Teacher Kelli Max, Teacher Amber Mccall, Associate Teacher Alexandria Mcnelly, Co-Teacher Erin Mcsherry, Teacher Diana Morquecho, Recruitment/Enroll. Mngr Kirstin Olson, Sped teacher Marcy Ortegon, Teacher Ashton Pfieffer, Sped Teacher Abby Rodgers, Teacher Michael Rodrigo, Teacher Jennifer Rozsa, Music/Drama Diane Rutter, Sped Aide Steven Santoyo, Maintenance Engineer Megan Schomaker, Sped Teacher Erin Scudder, Sped Teacher Courtney Segretto, Co-Teacher Mariah Smith, Teacher Kerilyn Stawicki, Co-Teacher Christine Strawn, Teacher Melissa Turnbull, Co-Teacher Kelli Valdez, Teacher Emma Vanderheyden, Sped Aide Roselia Velasco, Office Manager Sophie Wharton, Co-Teacher Eric Williams, Co-Teacher Alyssa Wilson, Teacher Derek Young, Sped Teacher
FI N A N CI A LS 2 0 1 3 REVENUE Contributions (3%) Corporations (0%) Foundation & Trusts (4%) Auxiliary Boards (4%) Government Contracts and Grants (16%) Passthroughs (2%) Chicago Public Schools and Related for RES (50%) Foundations & Other Private Revenue for RES (9%) Facility Rentals (6%)
(TOTAL $10,937,891)
Program Fees (3%) Unrealized/Realized Investment Income & Misc. (3%)
EXPENSES Head Start (6%) 9 Adventure Stage Chicago (9%) 7 House in the Woods (7%) Rowe Elementary School (7%) 5 8 %) Group Services (58%) 5 %) Emergency Services (5%) 2 %) Office Center (2%) 1 %) Development (1%) 2 %) Administration (2%) AmeriCorps (2%) 6 %)
(TOTAL $10,477,554) Settlement FY13 Statistics
INDIVIDUALS ASSISTED: 12,549
Female: 54% Male: 46%
Hispanic: 62% Black: 25% White: 10% Other: 3%
Youth (0-18): 65% Adult (19-59): 30% Senior (60+): 5%
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Nurture. Educate. Inspire. Northwestern University Settlement Association nurtures, educates, and inspires children and families in need to take personal responsibility and attain self-sufficiency. Since its founding by Northwestern University in 1891 as a separate and financially-independent institution, Northwestern Settlement has provided Chicago’s West Town community and surrounding northwest side neighborhoods with wrap-around social services, education, and arts programs
ANNUAL REPORT 2013