La Rabida 2013 Annual Report

A Look Inside

Our Gem on the Lake

2013 ANNUAL R E P O R T

Welcome to our new gem on the lake. The rare jewel that is La Rabida has been gleaming brightly since 1896.

In fiscal year 2013 (FY13), we neared completion on an ambitious project to expand and renovate our outpatient facilities, giving our children, their families and our medical staff more room to shine.

A colorful new13,000 - square - f oot clinic with18 spacious exam rooms began welcoming patients in the summer. The new exam rooms are designed in four lake themed “ponds”: duck, frog, turtle and fish. The expansive waiting area and garden, and updated facilities, provide a setting that is truly worthy of our patients, their families and our medical staff.

Today, La Rabida serves more than 7,500 children, and just like precious stones, they all have their own unique potential.

This year, with our patient’s needs in mind, we have taken additional steps to alleviate pain and discomfort they experience while in the hospital through our new Comfort Care program; we are now offering a high risk clinic for vulnerable sickle cell patients; we have added physicians for cardiology, pulmonology and infectious diseases; and we are helping our teenage patients transfer smoothly from pediatric to adult care through two new transition groups.

Here, you will read about this year’s challenges, accomplishments, and the special patients we care for.

Sincerely, Brenda J. Wolf President and CEO

John Gyann Chairman of the Board of Trustees

U nveiling a New Gem on the Lake Outpatient Clinic Opens

Floor to ceiling windows, lake views at every turn, jewel tone dĂŠcor and artwork featuring animals found among the Great Lakes. This is the new outpatient clinic at La Rabida.

The clinic, phase one of an ambitious construction project, opened in August 2013 with a splash. The colorful, nauticalinspired rooms were flooded with patients and staff on opening day. All were awed by the brightly lit, airy space and expansive views.

The new exam rooms are equipped with the latest technologies and allow greater access for patients with medical complexities – especially those with mobility issues.

Designed with family-centered care in mind, the clinic features large private team meeting rooms for staff and a waiting area with activities for our young patients and their families, such as a large screen device that can be used for interactive games and drawing.

Renovations on the former outpatient center were completed in early 2014, enabling La Rabida to offer the very best in primary and specialty care for children with special health care needs.

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Completes early intervention; continues therapies

First steps at 16 months

Said first word, “Mama,” in February 2012

Mateo’s Milestones

Reaping Benefits of Early Intervention Approximately 6,000 babies in the U.S. are born with Down syndrome each year – one in every 700 births.

Entered the early intervention program at 3 months old

La Rabida strives to help patients diagnosed with Down syndrome overcome physical and cognitive obstacles through developmental, speech/language, occupational and physical therapies. The key to improving the development of children born with Down syndrome is early intervention, something that positively affected patient Mateo and his mother Nancy.

Nancy, an attorney with the American Bar Association and a single mother, learned that her child would be born with Down Born November 20, 2010 syndrome while pregnant. Mateo, now three years old, started speech/language and infant development therapies at two months of age at La Rabida while also working with Edith Chernoff, M.D., in the Amniocentesis showed signs of Down syndrome program for children with Down syndrome. at 15 weeks

The effects of early intervention are apparent in Mateo’s progress, according to Amelia Miller, chief infant development specialist.

“I showed Nancy early on the strokes to use in infant massage and she used them at home on Mateo,” said Miller. “This gives the parent and child a nice bonding experience, helps with body awareness for the infant and can help with circulation, digestion and muscle development.”

Mateo recently aged-out of early intervention and began undergoing speech/language and physical therapies.

“Team Mateo” is also helping him get used to being in a classroom setting through mock school days and has worked with his teachers so that they will be familiar with his needs. Working with Nancy and Mateo, staff are building a solid foundation of skills Mateo will carry into the rest of his life.

Adorien’s Resilience Struggles and Triumphs

More than 250,000 children in the U.S. are seriously burned each year.

Nine- year- old Adorien was among them in 2013, suffering severe burns in a house fire.

Though burned over most of his body, the firemen were struck by how calm Adorien was as they gingerly removed the melted clothes from his singed body. He was rushed to a nearby hospital’s burn unit and later transferred to La Rabida for burn rehabilitation.

When Adorien arrived he could barely stand and rarely spoke. He also experienced bad dreams. However, with La Rabida’s nurturing care that included burn rehab and psychological therapies, he soon opened up and made remarkable progress.

Still Adorien missed his family and friends being far away from his home in Rolling Meadows. After a visit from the firemen who saved his life, they came to the rescue again, buying Adorien a matching set of iPads so he could FaceTime with his friends and family.

During a tour of the hospital, Chicago White Sox Charities’ Senior Director, Community Relations, Christine O’Reilly showed Adorien her diamond-encrusted 2005 White Sox World Championship ring. After slipping it on his finger, he asked innocently “Can I have it?” While O’Reilly couldn’t honor the request, the following day she sent a box of White Sox merchandise including a replica ring.

On a sunny summer day Adorien was discharged, just in time for an Independence Day family picnic. Before leaving, Adorien received parting gifts from clinical and Child Life staff, all of whom were deeply moved by his remarkable resilience and spirit.

Sanaa Soars

Preemie Takes First Unaided Breaths

Sanaa and her sister Mikayla were born prematurely at 24 weeks. The twins, born to Asia and Michael in northwest Indiana, were rushed to the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) at a Chicago hospital for their lungs to mature.

Mikayla responded to early treatment, but Sanaa remained in critical condition for months.

Attempts to wean her from the heart and lung machine resulted in further complications.

Sanaa was given a tracheostomy in order to stabilize her breathing due to her heart and lung issues.

Eight long months later, Sanaa was transferred to La Rabida for developmental therapy, to wean her from many medications, ensure she remained stable and prepare the family for life at home caring for the fragile, ventilator-dependent baby.

“We weren’t familiar with La Rabida and initially apprehensive. But as soon as we neared the beautiful lake location, and as they wheeled her down the hallway past all the friendly faces and into a spacious room that had everything needed to care for Sanaa, I knew we had made the right move,” said Asia.

One of those friendly faces was Rosalva, a nurse case manager, who ensured that the family had the knowledge and confidence they needed to get Sanaa home and keep her there. That education came in handy when on two different occasions Sanaa’s trachea was perforated and the family had to rush Sanaa back to the La Rabida acute care clinic. She eventually got to stay home and transitioned to outpatient care.

Bonding with Rosalva and the other nurses even inspired mom to go into nursing, graduating top of her class.

Last spring, Sanaa experienced another milestone when her trach tube was removed, leaving Sanaa to breathe on her own for the first time in her young life. “We’re forever indebted to La Rabida,” said Michael.

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Keeping Kids Home Sickle Cell High-Risk Clinic Tanisha Jones, N.P., recently joined Radhika Peddinti, M.D., and Medical Director John Cunningham, M.D., on the La Rabida sickle cell disease team.With a strong background in pediatric oncology/hematology, Jones is an important addition to the unit’s efforts to minimize hospitalizations for children with sickle cell disease.

Besides regular clinic, in which patients are seen by their doctor, nurse and other sickle cell experts, and care for those who receive monthly blood transfusions, the team recently added a hydroxyurea clinic for high-risk patients.

Hydroxyurea is a drug that helps elevate the child’s fetal hemoglobin, thereby decreasing the patient’s S hemoglobin, ideally leading to fewer pain crises.

A patient is considered at high risk if he or she has had many pain crises, an acute chest crisis or multiple admissions to the hospital associated with sickle cell. All of these things increase the risk for organ damage or stroke.

According to Cunningham, an internationally known expert in the treatment and research of childhood blood diseases, the goal of moving more patients to hydroxyurea is to lower the number of pain crises, thereby keeping patients at home and out of the hospital. The benefits of hydroxyurea greatly outnumber the risks, he said.

Comfort Care

Pain Free Environment Comfort Care is a new program that focuses on improving the quality of life for all patients. One of the main components of comfort care, sometimes known as palliative care, is choice. Patients and families should always have a choice in treatment, pain management, and end-of-life preparations, according to Ruby Roy, M.D., and Nancy Richer, R.N., who this year launched the initiative through a grant from the Coleman Foundation.

“Comfort Care is educational for staff, essential for patients and therapeutic for families,” said Roy. Educational rounds for staff including physicians, nurses, social workers, infant development and child life specialists, are given weekly and cover topics such as how to offer better pain management options, how families can cope with prognosis, pain and denial, and how to discuss these topics with families.

This new pain management program, designed for all clinical staff, aims to offer families choices to help alleviate pain, discomfort and fear during treatments. Rolling carts in the inpatient unit, acute care clinic and outpatient clinic feature items for pain relief, distraction, relaxation, diversion and comfort. Staff use items housed on the cart during potentially painful, anxiety raising procedures such as IV insertion and removal, vaccines, dressing changes for burn victims, g-tube changes and blood draws.

Pain management tools include “Buzzy,” a device that numbs the skin before an injection and buzzes to distract the patient during a procedure. “These things take more time and money, but they’re worth it,” said Roy.

Easing Transition to Adulthood Children with medically complex conditions require specialty care unique to their needs. When these patients become adults, they still need unique care, but are better served in a facility designed for and focused on adults.

This year La Rabida has taken steps to ensure that our patients get the care they need even after they enter adulthood.

“Moving On”, a grant initiative partially funded by the Medical Home Network (MHN), a community partnership to improve the health of people living on Chicago’s South Side, helps pediatric hospitals prepare patients and their families for adult care.

La Rabida’s programs - Leading Adolescents to Understanding New Challenges in their Health Care (LAUNCH), and Assistance and Support for Caregivers as they Embark in New Health Care Directions for their young adults (ASCEND), were created in response to a national call by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) to support young adults seeking health care for chronic illnesses. La Rabida sought to meet this challenge by offering resources to help patients transition to adult care.

Medical Home Program Manager Pam Northrop said the programs are central to La Rabida’s mission. “When children have special health care needs it’s much more of a challenge to transition to the adult world. Our job is to bridge the gap.”

LAUNCH provides patients, ages 16 and up, an opportunity to be involved in planning their future health care, as well as tools to help them self-advocate and become educated consumers. ASCEND focuses on parent resources when patients are not cognitively able to navigate systems.

“La Rabida helps to make the transition however large or small as uncomplicated as possible,” said Northrop.

FUNdraising Efforts Civil Rights Events a Home Run

Major League Baseball’s Annual Civil Rights Game Weekend, hosted by the Chicago White Sox this year, was an out-of-the-park experience for La Rabida. Festivities included a screening of the movie 42, the Jackie Robinson story; an MLB Beacon Awards luncheon (the proceeds benefitted La Rabida), and the 7th Annual Civil Rights Game at U.S. Cellular Field.

Cocktails for a Cause

The bi-annual event, organized by our Corporate Advisory Board, combines networking with philanthropy, making this after-work mixer both a fun and productive evening.

Summer Fun on the Links

The 24th Annual La Rabida Golf Classic at Harborside International Golf Center was an adventure on the links for more than 200 golf enthusiasts. The August fundraiser featured a 50/50 raffle, silent and live auctions, lunch and dinner buffets, as well as golf awards and prizes.

Friends of La Rabida Awards Celebration

Our Gala, now in its 27th year, with all proceeds from ticket sales, donations, live and silent auctions and a paddle raise supporting the hospital, was a glamorous hit. The Reinsdorf Family, owners of the Chicago Bulls and Chicago White Sox, Drs. Eric and Cheryl Whitaker, and the musical ensemble Sharing Notes were honored this year.

MIX Miracle a Success

The perennial Miracle on State Street concert, hosted by Hubbard Broadcasting’s 101.9fm The MIX, once again sold out the regal Chicago Theatre in December. The concert, featuring the Backstreet Boys, Plain White T’s, Colbie Caillat and American Authors, benefitted La Rabida.

Board of Trustees 2013-2014 OFFICERS Chairman, John G. Gyann, President, Gycor International, Ltd. Vice Chairman, Howard C. Alper, President, Alper Services, LLC Vice Chairman, Fred Berglund, President, Berglund Construction Company Vice Chairman, Dan S. Real, President, ECC Insurance Brokers, Inc. Treasurer, Mark Renfree, CFO and Vice President, Administration, La Rabida Children’s Hospital Secretary, Bob Arthur, President, Magellan Corporation MEMBERS Robert Aguilar, COO/CFO, Cabrera Capital Markets, LLC Sharon Barner, Vice President and General Counsel, Cummins Inc. Richard Burridge, Chairman Emeritus, RMB Capital Management Michele Bush, Legal Consultant, Hartford Healthcare Harry Cendrowski, Managing Director, Cendrowski Corporate Advisors John Clifford Brian Devane, Vice President, J.P. Morgan Securities, LLC Terence Donnelly, COO and Executive Vice President, Operations, ComEd John Eberle, Partner, Cantor Fitzgerald Brian Gaspardo, Managing Partner, O’Neill & Gaspardo, LLC John Harney, COO, Insurance Services Division, Mesirow Financial Patricia Brown Holmes, Partner, Schiff Hardin, LLP Drew Horowitz, Executive Vice President, Hubbard Radio, LLC Mark Jacobs, Senior Director, Global Benefits, Motorola Solutions, Inc. Gloria Jacobson, Dean, School of Nursing, St. Xavier University Joyce Johnson-Miller, Senior Managing Director, Relativity Capital, LLC Allen Kanter, Partner, Kanter & Morgan Allen Kutchins, Partner, Kutchins, Robbins & Diamond, Ltd. Randy Markowitz, Partner, FGMK, LLC Craig Miller, CEO, ACG Chicago Kweku Obed, Principal, Mercer David Patzwald, Founder and CEO, ichealth, Co-Founder, Real FIT Juliette Pryor, EVP, General Counsel and CCO, US Foods, Inc. Emilio Salvi, Managing Director and Senior Vice President, The Northern Trust Company Cedric Shaw, Group President, Illinois Tool Works, Inc. John Q Smith, SVP, Investments & Private Wealth Advisor, Merrill Lynch Private Banking & Investment Group Frederick Thomas, Partner, Mayer Brown, LLP Fred Walz, Retired Partner and CFO, Grant Thornton, LLP

Executive Leadership Brenda J. Wolf, President and CEO Janet Haines, Vice President, Fund Development and External Affairs Aden Henry, M.S.N., R.N., Vice President, Patient Care Services Mark D. Renfree, CFO and Vice President, Administration

Medical Staff Asthma/Allergy/Pulmonology Rajinder Arora, M.D. Susanna McColley, M.D. Luis Torero, M.D. Anna Fishbein, M.D. Cardiology Peter Koeing, M.D. Farshad Sedaghat-Yazdi, M.D. Diabetes Jennifer Miller, M.D. Anita Swamy, M.D., Chicago Children’s Diabetes Center Co-Program Director Rose Briars, N.P., Chicago Children’s Diabetes Center Co-Program Director Anita Krolczyk, N.P. Hospitalists Parag Shah, M.D. Rishi Agrawal, M.D. Jennifer Ziemianin, M.D. Beverly Brown, M.D. Hameeduddin Mohammed, M.D. Kerby Samuels, M.D. Nicole Anania, D.O. Infectious Disease Allison Bartlett, M.D.

Medically Complex Care Edith Chernoff, M.D. Nancy Fritz, M.D. Michael Hobaugh, M.D. Izhar Qamar, M.D. Ruby Roy, M.D. Neurology Carol MacMillan, M.D. NICU Bree Andrews, M.D. Physiatrist Lisa Thornton, M.D. Podiatry Bart Gastwirth, D.P.M. Psychiatry Susan Scherer, M.D. Rheumatology Linda Wagner-Weiner, M.D. Melissa Tesher, M.D. Sickle Cell Radhika Peddinti, M.D. John M. Cunningham, M.D. (program director, SCD) Tanisha Jones, N.P.

Volunteers

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Thank You!

Volunteers

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Stella Mensah Carmen Mitchell Tlalane Mokhethi Clara Moore Rhea Moore Whitney Moore Ana Moreno Amanda Morris Patrice Morrison Jesi Murray Shanthi Narla Aparna Nutakki Odessa O’Bannon Patricia O’Connell Jasmine O’Hea Philomina Okegbu Alicia Olave-Pichon Christina Olivares Camden Olson Dorothy Peaches Kaitlin Peters Catherine Pinas Emily Pinas Amanda Pisano Julissa Placencio Carlotta Plys-Garzotto Vanessa Pole Walita Pondexter Lynn Purdy Becky Raimondo Laura Ramirez Tanya Ratcliff Marcia Reaves Mark Renfree Carrie Reyes Ancella Rhaburn Brenda Richardson Gerald Ritter Roberta Ritter Jessica Rivera Christine Roberts Priscilla Rodriguez Tamara Rogers Eric Saenz Aleksandra Saulys Nancy Savage Kathleen Schmitt Eleanor Schuttenberg Audrey Schwegel

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2013 Donors

This list reflects gifts received FY 13 (July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013)

ESTATES

$10,000-$24,999

Estate of Olga M. Kordin John V. Painter Trust

The Sidley Austin Foundation Fred & Jean Allegretti Foundation Anonymous Aon Foundation Bob Arthur and Susan Anderson Fred Berglund Berglund Construction Block Electric Company Blum-Kovler Foundation Helen Brach Foundation Harry Cendrowski Central Steel & Wire Company Chicago Equity Partners The Chicago Community Trust Chicago White Sox Community Fund CHUBB & Son, A Division of Federal Insurance Company John and Maureen Clifford James A. DeZellar George M. Eisenberg Foundation for Charities Engineered Packaging Solutions Vincent W. Foglia Grosvenor Capital Management, L.P. Hubbard Radio, LLC Paula K. Jaudes, M.D. Joyce C. Johnson-Miller Patrick and Carolyn Lynch Randy and Hadrian Markowitz Morton’s The Steakhouse Motorola, Inc. Edmond and Alice Opler Foundation Bruce R. Pfaff The Albert Pick, Jr. Fund Richard S. Price Schiff Hardin LLP Signode Packaging Systems

$100,000.00+ Anonymous Foundation Anonymous Trust Illinois Tool Works Foundation Magellan Corporation Daniel and Susan Real

$50,000-$99,999 Alvin H. Baum Family Fund The Brinson Foundation Richard M. Burridge ComEd, An Exelon Company Crown Family Philanthropies Mesirow Financial, Inc. Morgan Stanley Foundation Lester J. Richards Salesforce.com Company

$25,000-$49,999 Patricia Brown Holmes and Michael Holmes Chicago Tribune Charities Chubb Group of Insurance Companies CVS Caremark Charitable Trust Grant Healthcare Foundation Hedge Funds Care Kensington Square Foundation MHNU Corporation Michael Reese Health Trust Polk Bros. Foundation Republic Steel Cedric and Pepper Shaw The John Q and Karen E. Smith Family Brenda Wolf and Fred Siegman

The Special Kids Foundation Spirit Halloween Superstores, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Thomas Fred K. Walz Young Consulting Group, Inc.

$1,000-$9,999 Todd Ackerman ACME Packaging an ITW Company Aetna Robert L. Aguilar Akzo Nobel Services, Inc. Howard and Frankie Alper Anonymous James W. Atkinson Norine C. Baker Sharon Barner Irving Barr Brian Barton The Alben F. Bates and Clara G. Bates Foundation Thomas P. Bayer Alvin Bell Dolores Berglund Berkley Custom Insurance Managers, LLC Stacy Bilharz The George and June Block Family Foundation Charles and Mary Anne Bobrinskoy Martin and Mary L. Boyer Foundation The Braeside Foundation Joseph Buonavolanto Michael J. Buoscio Joli Burrell Richard M. Burridge, Sr. Michele B. Bush Cabrera Capital Markets, LLC John Cahill

Margaret Callahan Cantor Fitzgerald CB Richard Ellis Inc. Foundation Chicago Area Combined Federal Campaign Patricia Chidiac Maneri Christopher Glass & Aluminum, Inc. Mark P. Cloghessy CNA Foundation Robert and Terri Cohn Family Foundation The Columbus Foundation John Costello David C. Coughenour Jeffrey W. Cox Brian J. Cronin Mark A. Cronin William Cullinan Brian B. Devane Terence R. Donnelly Jordan Dorfman Mary Lou Downs Foundation Dr. Lewis A. Hare & Ruth Lerman Hare Charitable Foundation Dr. Scholl Foundation Daniel Dreger Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP Delona Du Bois Joshua Dunnington Earle M. Jorgensen Co John M. Eberle Edwards Engineering, Inc. Avi Eilon David & Lisette Eisendrath Foundation Encore Metals Extend Health, Inc. Nuria I. Fernandez First Bank of Highland Park Foundation Food 4 Less Fund

2013 Donors

This list reflects gifts received FY 13 (July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013)

Ian Frost James A. Gammon Charitable Foundation, Inc. Brian L. Gaspardo GE Capital Corporation Geico Philanthropic Foundation Matthew A. Gelbin Ann Gillespie Brian Gold Barbara L. Gordon John F. Grady Anthony Graff Green Cohan Foundation Robert Guglielmi John G. Gyann Janet Haines Jennifer Hammernik Mary E. Harland John P. Harney Mark Harrison The Hartford Group Barbara Hartnett Michael A. Hatcliffe Anthony Head James R. Hellige Terence P. Henebry The Daniel & Janet Hidding Foundation Hill Mechanical Corp.

Hillshire Brands Company Craig Hindman Vickie and Charles Horn Drew M. Horowitz Doressia L. Hutton IBM Employee Services Center IBM Matching Grants Program Interstate Electronics Company ITW Fleetwood-Signode ITW Hi-Cone ITW Signode Service Business Gloria Jacobson Shirley H. and Richard M. Jaffee Family Foundation

Robert James Betty and Wiliam Johnson Daniel Jones JPMorgan Chase Korli E. Kamara Allen E. Kanter Gregory S. Kanter Kaufman Hall Michael L. Keiser Sheila D. Kelly Joseph & Helen Komarek Foundation Catherine E. Kozik Allen and Genie Kutchins La-Co Industries, Inc. Tim Lafontaine Gregg Latterman Leo J. Latz Gerald J. Levin Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago Robert Marciniak Dennis P. Martin Max Goldenberg Foundation Carol McAuliffe McDonald’s Corporation McGladrey, LLP James McNamara Mercer Health & Benefits LLC Merrill Lynch Thomas Migala Craig A. Miller Gregory K. Morin Heather L. Morris Joseph W. Morris Patrick Morris Navin, Haffty and Associates Nebo Systems Inc Wililam Neketis North America Stevedoring Company, LLC The Northern Trust Colette O’connor

Frank Paolillo Kristie P. Paskvan David B. Patzwald Gloria Peoples Josephine M. Pintozzi Foundation James & Gloria Pitts Foundation Inc. PNC Bank Brian Portnoy Michael J. Power Anne R. Prammaggiore Quality Emergency Medical Quarles & Brady LLP R.C. Diocese of Gary St. Mary School - 104 Terrence R. Real Rehabtech Supply Corp.

The Regenstein Foundation Mark and Kathy Renfree Harold Rosenson Juergen H. Roennau Ward C. Rogers Foundation Inc. Ronald C. Roselli Morton Rosen Herbert Rosenberg Round Ground Metals, Inc. Albert M. Roviaro RSUI Indemnity Company RT Specialty John A. Rubino Jesse and Michele Ruiz Margaret Russell Toi Salter Emilio S. Salvi Sara Lee Corporation Lysa Saran Donald G. Schoen Alan Schriesheim Donald Schumacher William J. Schwass Robert Scott Gerald W. Shea

Geoffrey M. Skillings Jeffrey L. Slater Kevin Smith Ronald J. Smith Spencer Leak & Sons Funeral Home Andrew Spiwak Alan Staidl Walter and Caroline Sueske Charitable Trust The Sun Times Foundation Douglas B. Swill Terry J. Thiese Frank E. Trager United Conveyor Foundation UPS United Parcel Service David Vajda VOA Associates Incorporated Sandra and Bruce Wall Mary D. Walls-Jackson Carol Warshawsky Washington Square Health Foundation, Inc. Weinberg Family Foundation Lee Weinman Keith Weiss Joyce Williams The Willis Foundation Women In Support Women United for South Shore James and Gertrude Wooten Michael Wysockey Andrea Zopp

$250-$999 Erez Akiva Edwin H. Anderson Jerry Antos Tia M. Alexander All About Pleasure, Inc. Allstate Giving Campaign Anonymous Anthony Rosignolo

Arnstein & Lehr LLP Rajasekhar Avirneni Bradford Bach Zach Bacon Christopher Baker Zion Banks Stephen P. Barrett The Baxter International Foundation Sanjay P. Bedre Thomas Q. Benson Stephen Bernard Bethany Union Church Dennis Black Doreen Bogus Kenneth Bolin John D. Bonsett-Veal John L. Borovicka Jane A. Boschelli Kennedy Brandt Terrence D. Brantley Rosemary L. Briars Lamont Brown Bryan Burke Claudia F. Burns Florestee Buss Daniel J. Callahan Adam Caplan Kim Cardosi Kimberly Carmen Katherine C. Carolan David L. Carreon John R. Casimiro Catholic Church Archidiocese of Chicago Sreeram Chakrapani Marcy Chanin Edith Chernoff Chevron Humankind Matching Gift Program Vishnu C. Chinamaneni Michael C. Cleavenger Robert L. Coe

Katherine Collins Michelle Collins John C. Colman Columbia College Chicago Christopher Conant Mark B. Conklin Patricia Connell Timothy Conway J. Brent Cooper Kevin M. Corcoran J.J. Coulter Steven W. Cox Victoria L. Creason Mark Cronin Enrico Cruz The Cygnus Group Donna Davies Bradley R. Dedrick Richard P. Deranian Stephen P. Deren Scott Dewing Russell & Frieda DeYong Foundation Diana Ditka Matthew Dodyk Rosemarie Donzanti Frank Dowie Karen Drake Richard A. Drehobl Paul Drumm Amy Dykstra Larry Dyson Michael Eberth A.Eicoff & Company Gerald T. Eisenstein Allison Elias Wilton J. Evans Grace Fang Peter V. Fazio Lauren Fedak Jimmy Florek Michael Fonda Irwin Friedman

John S. Frigo Nancy Fritz Stephen Fuhrman Ashley Gard Catherine Geraci Gerdau Special Steel North America Thomas Gersic Joyce A. Gibson Matthew Gifford Lauren Gilmour Sidney A. Glick Carrie Goesel Jeffrey A. Golman Grace Gonzales Kristen Goodman The Goodman-Gable-Gould Co. Larry M. Green Maria C. Green Phyllis J. Greer Brian D. Griese Karen Grotberg Anuradha Grover Michael Gruca Gregory Gyann Robert P. Hahn Marcelo Halpern Timothy R. Hanley Jennifer Hanly Bryant Hanna Leah Harris Jeremy Hart Danita Harth-Bates David Heinke George Heller Diana Hennington Aden Henry Mike Herman Jessie Hernandez Pierre Higueros Alicia Hill Libby Hillenbrand Richard Hirsch

Raffi Hovagimian Patricia Hurley and Associates, Inc. Illinois Fellowship Club Imbert Internation, Inc. Juan Paolo V. Inton Paul Ioriatti Frank P. Isabelli The Jaffee Foundation Trust J.S.B. Trucking, Inc. Mary Jackson Robert Jacob Julie JoNutty Jennifer Jorsch Joseph H. Goldberg Family Foundation Robert J. Kalkowski Jody Kalma Venkatesh Kamat Zachary Kampel Jennifer Karning Denise R. Kilgore Bettina Killion Ellen Jasper Kirwan Patrick J. Kitchen Boris Klaydman Michael Knutson Suman Konidana Thomas Kotek Patricia Kraning David Kuczek Dorothy E. Kugel Robert Kushner Maria LaBelle Tracey Ladner John Lahti Jeffrey P. Lange Paul Larson Mark Lecy Frances Lefkow Lynn Leibforth Mark E. Lester Raymond M. Leuthold Adam Levine

2013 Donors

This list reflects gifts received FY 13 (July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013)

William D. Levy Anastasis Lianakis Rochelle R. Lurie Walid Maalouli, M.D. Arlene Mack Marc Marasco Todd Matthews Richard C. Maynard William J. McCabe John McDonough Joseph P. McFadden Douglas Mcintyre Mark Mckinlay Joseph Mcnulty Juan-Gualberto R. Medina Mercer Management Consulting John Millin Aaron Mitchell Chris Montgomery Jeremy Mooer Shahin Moradian Michael L Morris Leslie Morse-Dudley Carla Murphy Christine M. Myers Walt Nielsen Howard Nusbaum Kweku Obed Amy L. Olsen Susan D. Olson Frances C. Oppenheimer Andrew Otting Mauricio Parra Dona M. Perry Gwendolyn Perry Davis Judith Picman Radhakrishnan Ponnusamy Abhinesh Ram Prakash S. Rao David Real Emma Real Kevin Real Barbara Reed

Michael Reid Rebecca Reiter Trey Adam Roldan Ruby Roy, M.D. Benjamin Ruiz Jonathan Ruiz Monique Salazar Griselda Sarabia Craig Scachitti Mark Scanlan Haskell Schiff Ute B. Schlake Barry A. Schultz Dawn Seibert Hemil Shah Sheetal Shah Shaun T Inc. SHI International Corp.

Fahad M. Siddiqui Kevin Sichak Matthew Sinrod Radhakrishnan Sivaraman Andrew Skalkos Kathleen M. Skora-Dickson Jack Slobod Brian Sochacki South Suburban Association of Chiefs of Police Christopher Southworth Scott R. Springgate St. Philip Neri Catholic Church Christopher Stanley James A. Steinback Joel M. Stender Steve A. Stender Jules N. Stiffel William Stone Strategic Wealth Partners Michael Sullivan Kisu Sung Anita Swamy, M.D. Richard A. Swoik Douglas Swist

Symetra Amanda Taves Tawani Foundation Lisa Temkin Brian Thomas Linda A. Thomas Paul Thomas Andrew Thompson Richard F. Timmons Amit Topiwala Jack Tribbia Kevin Turner Guy Umbright University of Chicago Hospitals Marat Urmeev Patricia Van Horn Ronald P. Vander Veele Paul Vranas Justin Waite Aldona Walczak Cathy A. Wall Eddie Ward Lisa Weber Samuel Weinstein Family Foundation Walter D. Weiss Hugh Williams J. Scott Winston Mike Wishner Clement S. Wolak Richard Wright Beverly T. Yoder

IN MEMORY

Freda Aron Mary R. Babakitis Robert E. Byrnes Eloise Catch Joseph M. Hernandez Ethel Dorfman Erwin Dreger Albert Fellinger John Goldrick

James Haines Marion Holmes Hanna Grace Leuthold Helen Mavrolas Tony Rebich Esther Stiffel Joseph Strauss James Tyree Mama Vinnie Frank Zygmuntowicz

IN HONOR

Robert P. Arthur Chicago Child Trauma Center Program Patsy Cody Renee Z. Dominguez Ph.D. Susan Hill Jasmine Lawson Nancy Luciano Randy Markowitz Janet Migdow Eloise Montgomery Charles R. Price Daniel S. Real Jesse Ruiz Marva Sanders Lang Trauma Class, Fall 2012 The N. School Karen E. and John Q Smith Nicole St. Jean Erin Sung Valerie Ware Miraflex G. Year

Financial Review FY 12

FY 13 Unrestricted Revenues and Other Support

$

Expenses Operating (Loss) Other Income

43,945,264

$

46,957,687

47,336,093

48,901,545

(3,390,829)

(1,943,858)

8,985,618

5,752,518

Revenue in Excess of Expenses

$

5,594,789

$

3,808,660

Current Assets

$

16,403,107

$

14,478,109

Foundation

29,147,720

28,709,072

Investments and Long-term Assets

84,294,758

76,597,229

Net Property and Equipment

29,025,329

22,859,215

Total Assets

$ 158,870,914

$ 142,643,625

Current Liabilities

$

$

Long-term Liabilities Net Assets Total Liabilities and Net Assets

8,558,206

8,539,331

7,374,134

11,011,266

142,938,574

123,093,028

$ 158,870,914

$ 142,643,625

Auditor’s report for fiscal years ended June 30, 2013 and 2012 is available upon request.

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