Celebrating You 2018 Gratitude Report
THANK YOU! Behind every life changed is someone like YOU— a donor, a grantor, a volunteer. That’s why we’re celebrating YOU and the impact of your generosity in 2018. YOU helped individuals and families achieve wellbeing and their life’s potential. YOU provided the financial spark to ignite the life-changing power of counseling and education. YOU provided the time and talent to help build students’ academic skills and confidence. Because YOU cared, clients accessed the support services they needed at minimal or no cost. YOU are at the heart of everything we do! OUR MISSION We strengthen families through counseling, education, and related support services. We help individuals succeed in school, at work, in relationships, and within our community.
YOUR SUPPORT HELPS YOUTH THRIVE THROUGH COUNSELING Joseph, age 14, sought counseling because he was missing school and often crying. Working with our youth therapist, he shared that he struggled with anxiety about school, conflicts with his parents, and questions about his sexual orientation. Joseph and our youth therapist identified what triggered his anxiety so he could get the support he needed. He processed his fear of failure and the pressure from his family to get good grades, He learned coping skills and relaxation techniques to help with panic and anxiety. Therapy provided him a safe space to explore his sexual orientation and all aspects of his identity, He was connected with a supportive community of LGBTQ peers as well. Joseph began attending school consistently, and his mood began to improve. As therapy continued, Joseph became more confident. He began to open up about his sexual orientation to trusted school friends and family members. He continued using his coping skills when feeling anxious. When he felt ready, his family joined therapy. Together they improved communication, and Joseph’s parents came to understand his struggles and how to support him.
YOUR SUPPORT HELPS ADULTS IMPROVE WELLBEING THROUGH COUNSELING Joan retired from business to care for her ill, elderly mother. Within a month of her mother’s death, Joan’s husband Ed was tragically killed in an accident. Joan was in shock and felt alone. While prepared for her mother’s death, she had no way to prepare for her husband’s passing. Joan had looked forward to enjoying retirement with Ed. Now that dream was shattered. At the suggestion of a friend, Joan called to make an appointment to begin counseling. Working with one of our therapists, Joan processed sadness and the shock of her losses. As Joan and our therapist talked, Joan recognized the network of family and friends she had for support. She also remembered interests she had abandoned for lack of time. Our therapist encouraged her to pursue her interest in art, and Joan soon joined a class that interested her. She also said that she might want have a dog again for companionship. Counseling helped Joan express herself, share fond memories, and become more comfortable sharing her sadness with family. Life does not always work out as planned. Joan found that talking things out with our therapist helped her move forward and not be stuck in grief.
YOUR SUPPORT HELPS CAREGIVERS COPE WITH CAREGIVING CHALLENGES Clara sought counseling for emotional support as a caregiver to her husband, who suffers from Alzheimer's Disease. She was overwhelmed with caring for her husband, trying to manage their home, finances and her own medical issues. She said that their adult children did not accept her concerns about their father’s decline. Clara shared her frustration in a caregiver support group, and found support from other members experiencing similar feelings. When working with our therapist, Clara’s hearing and eye problems made discussions difficult. Our therapist learned that the Lion's Club of Illinois helps older adults with hearing aides and eye glasses. She helped Clara submit an application. Clara recently received new glasses and a hearing aide. Both greatly enhance her ability to utilize support, and also benefit her daily life. While Clara still struggles with caring for her husband, her ability to make telephone calls, hear others clearly, and receive feedback, are greatly enhanced and help relieve some of her stress. Our therapist continues to work with Clara to offer support and resources, as well as to help make Clara’s life less challenging.
YOUR SUPPORT HELPS LATINO STUDENTS IMPROVE THEIR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT Luis, a 4th grader from a first-generation Latino immigrant family, was way behind in math. He started the school year at Nuestro Center’s Homework Club struggling to complete his math homework. Our staff and his tutor patiently tried to help. However, it was clear that Luis needed more one-on-one help in math. Luis’s school teacher understood his problem. She recommended that he attend the new Academic Enrichment Program (AEP). Our staff described this opportunity to Luis’s parents and recommended that they allow him to join AEP. They agreed enthusiastically. There was room in the program for Luis to join the morning session of AEP, which meant he also could continue to attend Homework Club in the afternoon. By doubling up on math instruction and tutoring, Luis improved his math skills quickly. In fact, he went from not knowing basic math to understanding multiplication and word problems in a few weeks. He also gained confidence and fluency in English, and he began writing wonderful stories in his daily Homework Club journal. Luis is on the way to obtaining strong math and English skills for a successful transition to middle school.
YOUR SUPPORT HELPS LATINO STUDENTS BUILD PLANS FOR ACADEMIC SUCCESS Ernesto, a 12-year old Latino Highwood resident, returned to our middle school program in January because his parents were worried about his grades and failure to do his homework. Ernesto's GPA had dropped from 3.25 while in our program to 2.75 after foregoing our support. Ernesto said he wanted to return because his grades were declining, which he knew upset his parents. He said his homework was also an issue. To help Ernesto achieve academic success, our staff developed a plan with him. To help him stay focused, he was assigned a seat in class where he would be unable to talk with friends during homework hour. He learned how to ask for help with his homework from our staff and his teachers,. He also agreed to meet frequently with our staff so they could track and encourage his academic progress. With a plan to focus on homework, attend our program regularly, and know when to ask for help, Ernesto had tools to improve his academic success. His behavior also changed. He became more motivated to succeed and involved in the program. By the end of the school year, Ernesto’s GPA was up to 3.08.
YOUR SUPPORT HELPS LATINO STUDENTS WITH CARING, TRUSTED MENTORING Angela, a high school sophomore, joined our program as a first-grade Nuestro Center Homework Club student. She finished our middle school program and now is in our high school program. Angela always has been shy, but last year our staff knew that she wasn’t happy. She also was very reserved with her peers. This behavior continued as the school year progressed. During weekly check-ins our staff talked with Angela about how things were at home and at school. She shared that she had distanced herself from her freshman-year friends, because they were not a good influence on her. Staff continued to talk with Angela each program day. They encouraged her to speak up during programming. As time went on, Angela opened up more and seemed to enjoy herself. During check-ins, staff noticed how much Angela was changing. She looked for our staff at high school Homework Club. She said she wanted to be part of the program, not just an observer. Angela’s change is wonderful to see, She is still growing her voice and feeling empowered. She smiles a lot. She feels comfortable sharing when she is troubled. Angela knows that she has found people who care and want her to succeed.
FY2018 FINANCIALS July 1, 2017-June 30, 2018 FY18 EXPENSES $1,435,490 FY18 EXPENSES $1,435,490
FY18 SUPPORT AND REVENUE $1,655,966 Special Events 6% Individual Contributions 7% Donated Materials and Services 7% Program Client Revenue 12% United Way Grants 4%
Other Revenue 2% Corporate, Organization, Foundation Grants 39% Local, State, Federal Government Grants 23%
Program Core Mission Support 17.4%
Program Direct Expenses 82.6%
NOTE: Included in revenue is $184,739 of program-restricted revenues that are temporarily restricted to be released in the fiscal year ended June 30, 2019, as required by new IRS accounting regulations. Actual surplus was $35,737.
OUR SERVICES ARE MADE POSSIBLE THROUGH SUPPORT FROM DONORS.
SUPPORTERS OF OUR MISSION—Thank You for Your Generosity! Donations Received July 1, 2017 - June 30, 2018 $100,000 and Above Agency on Aging Northeastern Illinois Healthcare Foundation of Highland Park $40,000 - $99,999 United Way of Metropolitan Chicago $20,000 - $39,999 Anonymous First Presbyterian Church of Deerfield Florence and Laurence Spungen Family Foundation Healthcare Foundation of Northern Lake County Highland Park Community Foundation Lake County Community Development Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Senior Citizens Foundation Moraine Township $10,000 - $19,999 Baxter Credit Union Crown Family Philanthropies
First Presbyterian Church of Lake Forest Gorter Family Foundation Grace A. Bersted Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rosenthal, D & R Fund* Trillium Foundation United Way of Lake County YEA! Highland Park $5,000 - $9,999 Barrington Area United Way Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowers Church of the Holy Spirit First Bank of Highland Park First Midwest Bank Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Lawrence/ Modestus Bauer Foundation* Dr. Nelson L. Levy and Ms. Louisa S. Levy Dr. Frank Mohr Mr. David L. Reich/ Modestus Bauer Foundation Rotary Club of HP/Highwood St. Anne Catholic Community Hope Missions Trustmark Foundation
United Conveyor Foundation Utts Family Foundation Wells Fargo West Deerfield Township Willis Towers Watson $2,500 - $4,999 BMO Harris Bank Mr. and Mrs. Mark Burns Mr. Richard Cortesi Highland Park Bank & Trust, A Wintrust Company Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. Knobloch Jeanne and Dale Mason Mills Family Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mynhier Mrs. Trude Roselle Wauconda Township Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wheatley YWCA of Lake Forest Ms. Carmela T. Zammuto $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. and Mrs. David Anderson Dr. Halle Aten and Mr. Erik Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Alejandro Argüelles Mr. Richard Basofin and Ms. Joan Zahnle
Baxter International Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Binkley Mr. and Mrs. Greg Braithwaite Bright Funds Foundation Ms. Eileen Cherry Clark City of Highland Park Human Relations Commission Cuba Township The Dick Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Norman Goldring Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hernandez Joan H. & Robert R. Rudolph Fund John and Kathleen Schreiber Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David Johnson Ms. Miriam J. Kelm Kiwanis Club of Lake Bluff/LF Brock and Kristen LaMarca Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Miller NorthShore University HealthSystem Dr. and Mrs. James Pride Sklare Family Foundation Marcela and Marcelo Sztainberg Vernon Township Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wisniewski+ Mr. and Mrs. Eric Zion
$500 - $999 Anonymous (2) Renee and Sanford Bank Barrington United Methodist Church The Bishop Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. David Blowers Mr. and Mrs. William Buecking+ Carrie and Steve Callas Mrs. Dorothy E. Connolly+ Mr. and Mrs. John A. Corey Mr. and Mrs. James Crawford Ms. Kathleen Crissie Davies Family Foundation Ms. Carol Fitzsimmons Mr. Thompson Ford Mr. and Mrs. Bill Frain Ms. Susan Garfield Mr. and Mrs. James J. Glasser Ms. Diane Gorman Mr. and Mrs. David Griffin Mr. and Mrs. James W. Grossmann Mr. and Mrs. Tom Groth Drs. Ed and Nancy Hamming Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Holway Joel and Jill Hurwitz Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Johnstone Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kenmuir Ms. Sheila Lapping Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Morgan+ Mothers Trust Foundation Mr. David Rosen and Ms. Amy Zisook Sahara Enterprises Fund Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Schlifke
Mr. and Mrs. William Smith Mr. and Mrs. James Styer The Union Church of Lake Bluff Ms. Maryann C. Weir+ John and Connie Wesley Mrs. Florence F. Wheeler Mr. Robert Wolf $250 - $499 Andrea and Richard Amend James and Patricia Anderson Susan and Richard Bassett Mr. and Mrs. Greg Baumli Mr. and Mrs. Paulo Bolgar Mr. and Mrs. Dan Boote Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Bregstone Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brom* Mr. and Mrs. P.J. Caroll Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Fernandez Mr. and Mrs. James Groth HPHS, Key Club Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hodges Dr. Louise B. Berner-Holmberg and Mr. Michael J. Holmberg Mr. and Mrs. Jay Keltner Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kirchner Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Mazur Mrs. Lois Melvoin Sara and Richard Mesirow Richard F. Karger and Christine F. Karger Charitable Fund* Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Swartz* Ms. Eleanor Sylvan Mr. and Mrs. James Thorsen Dr. and Mrs. Curtis Verschoor
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Volz+ Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Zelwin $100 - $249 Mr. and Mrs. John Albanese+ Mr. and Mrs. James W. Allen Mr. Pablo Alvarez Ana's Laundromat Inc. Anonymous (3) Mr. and Mrs. Carlos ArgĂźelles Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ashley Patricia Mink Balsamo** Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ban+ Ms. Janice K. Becker and Mr. David A. Shaw Ms. Susan Bell Mr. Dennis B. Black Mr. and Mrs. Todd Blockinger Mr. and Mrs. David Blumberg Ms. Suzanne G. Boren Roberta Boudreau Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Brown Ms. Gwenda Burkhardt Mr. J. Melfort Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carr Mr. and Mrs. Barry L. Clark Ms. Renee Crissie Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. John Dahle Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Dessent Jean Diamond and Sean Ehlke Mrs. Susan Dickman+ Ms. Barbara Dolinger Darryl L. and Michael H. Ebner
Mr. and Mrs. Don Enns Forward Space, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Frechette Mrs. Janet Freed Bryna and Edward Gamson Mr. and Mrs. Dean Geers Mr. Alex George Ms. Rosemarie Getto Ms. Mary Getz Mr. and Mrs. George K. Gill Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Golan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goldman Lewis and Jean Greenblatt* Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gusis Ms. Maureen Hallagan Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hallarman Abigail Sivan and Milton Harris* Mr. and Mrs. Todd Hartman John and Judy Hathaway Dr. Laura Hein Barbara and Jim Herst Ms. Alice M. Holway
$100 - $249 (continued) Mr. Byron Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Iacovelli Illinois Tool Works Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Jackson Mr. Bruce Jones Mr. James C. Stein and Mrs. Norma W. Jung-Stein Mr. and Mrs. John Kalmar Mr. and Mrs. Peter Karney Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. William H. Kelley* Dr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Kelly Mrs. Holly Kerr Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kessler Kiwanis Club of Highland Park/Highwood Mr. and Mrs. Donald Klein Ms. Joyce Knauff* Ms. Marcia Kozak Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Kozak Mr. and Mrs. Leonard G. Kuhr Mr. William Lee, Jr. Mrs. Patricia M. Livingston Mr. and Mrs. Cass London-Williams Ms. Deborah Marcusson Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Marschall Mr. Ronald Meissen Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Minehart, Jr.+ Mr. and Mrs. David Moore Murray & Virginia Vale Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ori Ms. Patricia G. Pell
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Plotkin Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pope Mr. and Mrs. William HS Preece, Jr. Ms. Jennifer Quilty Sharon Fisch-Reichler and Mr. Daniel Reichler Mr. and Mrs. Warner A. Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Rudisill Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sexton Mr. Rick Shoemaker/ Rick's Auto Care & Collision Repair Mrs. Bhagwant Sidhu Ms. Lois N. Silverstein Ms. Carol Smith* Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spiller Mr. and Mrs. James P. Stauner+ Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Svoboda Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Tomanek Mr. Henry Skip Tonigan+ Mr. Bruce Vanderporten Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wander Mr. and Mrs. Philip O.C. White, Jr.+ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wieseneck Ms. Sallyan Windt Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Wisniewski+ Mr. and Mrs. Murray Wolbach* $99 and below Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aronson Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Baker Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Basofin Mr. and Mrs. Michael Basofin Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Bentsen
Ms. Marilynn Bright Mrs. Carol Brusslan Mr. and Mrs. Barry Carr Mr. Guillermo Casillas Ms. Christi Christian Ms. Rickie Cowin Ms. Patricia Davenport Ms. Maria Del Carmen Scott Mr. Greg Diamond Dr. and Mrs. Harold R. Dreebin Eggering Enterprises LLC DBA Comfort Keepers Mr. and Mrs. Peter Eisendrath Ms. Rosemary Espinosa Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fealey+ Ms. Ruth Freer* Mrs. Elizabeth Gaonach* Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Geraci Ms. Meredith Gettleman Ms. Ellen Gilman* Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Gonzalez Ms. Sandra C. Gore Ms. Nancy Greenebaum* Ms. Joan Guilianelli Mr. and Mrs. John C. Harper Dr. and Mrs. Steve Herczeg* Mr. Clyde Herrmann Ms. Lillian A. Herter Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kaplan Ms. Gillian B. Kohler Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lawrence* Mrs. Carol Leib Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Levin Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Levin Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Lieblich
Mrs. Stephanie Loda Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mayer Mr. Ryan Mayer Ms. Sheila Meyer Ms. Linda Miller Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson Mountsier Mr. Stephen C. Mueller Ms. Barbara A. O'Connell Ms. Linda Palazzo Ms. Linda Perri Mr. and Mrs. James Kirk Perrin Mr. and Mrs. Everett Rice Ms. Flora Rodriguez-Brown Mr. and Mrs. Walter Roth Ms. Doris Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schindel Ms. Anita Schmidt Mr. Sam Shepard Ms. Judith Sinclair Mr. Dennis Skolnik Ms. Carol Spielman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Staab Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stein Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Stern Ms. Kimberly Stone In Memory of Maggy Miller* Margaret Mink Memorial Fund** Paul Wisniewski Memorial Fund+
In-Kind Donations Abt Electronics Alex's Washington Gardens Richard Basofin and Joan Zahnle Susan and Richard Bassett Baxter International, Inc. Bent Fork Bakery Carol's Cookies Mr. and Mrs. Barry Carr Catholic Charities Chef on the Roof LLC Chicago Botanic Garden Chicago Bulls Chicago Wolves Anne Chodzko Christ Church of HP City Winery Chicago Classic Kids Corbe Building Christ Church Deer Path Inn Deka Lash District 112 Teachers District 113 Adult Education don fiore company, inc. Darryl L. & Michael H. Ebner Egg Harbor Cafe Farmhouse First Presbyterian Church of Deerfield Stella Flores Friends of the Genesee Theatre Froggy's Full Strength Performance Training/Mark Bayers
Gibbert and Associates Mr. and Mrs. Tom Groth Heinen's Grocery Store Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hernandez High Strung Creations/Arlene Kronthal Highland Park Bank & Trust, A Wintrust Company Highland Park High School HP Montessori Schools John G. Shedd Aquarium Knauz Auto Group Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. Knobloch Knot Standard Kohl Children's Museum Lake County Cares Lake Forest/Lake Bluff Rotary Lake Forest/Lake Bluff Senior Center Late Night with Seth Meyers/ NBC Universal Lettuce Entertain You Mr. and Mrs. Norman Libman Lou Malnati's Pizzeria Miramar Bistro MovĂŠo Museum of Contemporary Art Nina Chicago Northern Illinois Food Bank Northwood Junior High School Marcia Novak Oak Terrace Elementary School Oceanique Beth Peterson Amy Plocker Ragdale Foundation
Ravinia Festival Reach Yoga Glencoe Brett Rheingruber Carole Rosenberg Janice Schnobrich Simply Animal Training LLC Christine Skolnik and Keith Giles Susan Suhling Temple Jeremiah The Fresh Market - Lake Forest The House Theatre of Chicago The Langham Chicago The Pilates Center of the North Shore The Second City The Wine Goddess Therapeutic Kneads Trek Bicycle Store of HP Uncle Dan's WGN Television Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wisniewski Writers Theatre Carmela T. Zammuto
Please note: Family Service is thankful for every contribution received. We have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of our donor lists. We apologize to anyone whose name was inadvertently omitted or whose contribution has not been listed correctly.
Family Service of Lake County is grateful to the dedicated volunteers who work in our programs. Volunteers donate their time, talent and energy to help us fulfill our mission. This year, hundreds of volunteers helped enrich the lives of thousands of children, adults, seniors, and families. THANK YOU! Anna Aquino Eugenia Astudillo Kayleigh Beaudet Kayrat Bektemirov Ana Bensinger Mariah Bloomfield Eveline Bogdanski Debbie Bohmbach Maryrose Bolgar Carol Brom Debbie Brown Jonathan Browne Michelle Cai Robyn Calafati Randi Carr Catalina Catalan Nikhita Chakravarthy Tejas Chakravarthy Henry Coplan Grace Curran Rebecca Davila Katya Diaz Sam Dincin Barbara Dolinger Cassandra Farber Sharon Fisch-Reichler Adriana Flores Ariana Gassel Julia Gerber
Rebecca Gerber Kendall Gibson Elizabeth Goldin Jose Gomez Joan Green David Griffin Elena Gross Maya Harrell Sandra Hernandez-Aguirre Lindsey Hobson Daniel Hospodarsky Justin Hwang Sebastian Isasi Alex Jackson Oliver Jaros Barbara Johnson Ryan Jones DeSha Kalmar Rachel Klein Renee Klein Loren Kramer Vivian Kramer Diane Kuzma Ali Leib Sammy Leib Annabelle Lerrick Izzy Levy Jennifer Lopez Jennifer Y. Lopez
Yelixa Lopez Anne Loshbough Danny Luo Tony Luo Gabriela Mancilla Elise McClanahan Ron Meissen Alyssa Mendoza Jim Meyerhoff Peggy Miller Gabi Mjaanes Aaryav Nagpal Michelle Nava Sandy Ortiz Brooks Osborne Stephanie Paget Allison Paige Donovan Perry Beth Peterson Ksenia Polyarskaya Maria Teresa Ramirez Silva Noemy Rangel Sylvia Renteria Kimberly Rojas Hernandez Sarah Rosen Lauren Salliotte Carmen Sanchez Maria Sanchez Nanci-Ixcela Sarmiento Merino
Sarah Sarowitz Jan Schultz Isabel Schwartz Min Jae Shin Jaime Sierens Karaj Singh Natasha Sokhi Danya Soto Spencer Spahr Max Spehlmann Jade Steger Sharon Stein Peter Stonebraker Walter Swartz Alex Swett Maria Taboada John Theodosakis Saray Toldeo Gisselle Valle Lindsey Van Metre Amy Walker Tyler Weisman Liz Wheatley Kyle Wiesman Haotian Ye Joan Zahnle Emma Zislis
FY18 LEADERSHIP*
LOCATIONS
FY18 PROGRAM STAFF*
GOVERNING BOARD OF DIRECTORS
STAFF*
COUNSELING STAFF*
LATINO & YOUTH SERVICES STAFF*
Nancy Sawle-Knobloch President
Carrie Callas Executive Director
Richard Basofin Vice President
Gail T. Hodges Director of Development
Minelle Amezquita Enrique Aguilar Liz Chavez Maritza Chavez Jenni Gonzalez
Carmela Zammuto Secretary
Dennis Skolnik Director of Finance and Information Systems
Nadine R. DiMare, LCSW Margie Fischer, MA Linda Folan, LCSW Janet Fryer, LCPC Meredith Gettleman, LSW Diane Gorman, LCSW Stephanie Loda, LCSW Linda Magad, MSE Anita Schmidt, LCSW Joyce Wisniewski, LCSW
Henry Wisniewski Treasurer James Utts Past President DIRECTORS Alejandro Argüelles J. William Braithwaite Eileen Cherry Clark Tom Groth Eric Hernandez Rachele Jervis Karen Kabbes Jeanne Mason Beth Mynhier Stuart Pinkwater Marcela Sztainberg BARRINGTON BOARD Karen Kabbes, President Dyllis Braithwaite J. William Braithwaite Susan McConnell Sam Oliver Henry Wisniewski Lois Wollney
Debbie Hege, LCSW Director of Counseling
MAIN OFFICE 777 Central Avenue, Suite 17 Highland Park, Illinois 60035 847-432-4981 www.famservice.org To schedule counseling: 847-432-4981, x200 (English) or x201 (español)
NUESTRO CENTER 501 Bank Lane Highwood, Illinois 60040 847-681-0208
Lu Rocha, LCSW Director of Latino & Youth Services Brittany Zelwin Development Associate Elba Garnica Client Services Assistant
*Board and Staff as of June 30, 2018
NOTE: In consideration of client privacy, all names in client stories have been changed and photos are illustrative.. Thank you to the photographers of Unsplash ..com for their beautiful photos.