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2018–2019 MAJOR CONTRIBUTORS Firms & Organizations Giving 2018–2019 MAJOR CONTRIBUTORS Firms & Organizations Giving We extend a special thanks to the leaders of Junior Achievement’s 2018-2019 Area Campaign. All major contributors are listed according to their tier of giving (as of June 30, 2019). We truly appreciate everyone’s generous investment in Chicago-area youth. Achievement Plus Achievement Purdue University Northwest $25,000 – $49,999 $10,000 – $24,999 Salesforce Foundation AbbVie Inc. A.T. Kearney, Inc. Schwarz Supply Source Achievement Foundation Adams Street Partners, LLC SeaHaus Studio, LLC AIG Aetna Inc. Starcom USA Avanade Inc. American Airlines State Farm Insurance Company Baird Anixter International TCF Foundation Bank of America, N.A. ArcelorMittal TD Ameritrade The Baxter International Foundation Associated Bank Travelers Insurance Company Becker’s Healthcare Butler Family Foundation Underwriters Laboratories Inc. Byline Bank Chapman & Cutler Walgreens Capital One Crate & Barrel West Suburban Bank CIBC Bank USA Dovenmuehle Mortgage, Inc. Winston & Strawn LLP Thomas E. Richards Luis M. Sierra Executive Chairman CEO – Global Aromatics Crowe LLP Exelon Corporation Zebra Technologies Corporation CDW Corporation BP Deloitte LLP 2018-2019 Area Campaign Chairman 2018-2019 Major Gifts Campaign Chairman Fellowes, Inc. Dentons US LLP Jacob J. Fink Charitable Foundation Valued Contributors The Duchossois Family Foundation First Financial Bank $5,000 – $9,999 Fifth Third Bank Goldman, Sachs & Co. ADP Platinum Model for the Nation Outreach First Midwest Bank Alliant Credit Union Foundation $300,000+ $50,000 – $99,999 Greenberg Traurig, LLP The Hartford Financial Carl R. Hendrickson Family John W. Anderson Foundation ITW Abbott Fund Services Group, Inc. Foundation Aileen S. Andrew Foundation AbbVie Foundation Hyatt Hotels Corporation HighTower Bain & Company, Inc. Premier Model for the Nation Adtalem Global Education Foundation JPMorgan Chase & Co. $200,000 – $299,999 Hill-Rom BBCN Bank Aon Corporation/Aon Foundation Lenovo Hollister Incorporated CDW Corporation BDT Capital Partners, LLC AT&T Molex Incorporated The Huntington Foundation Bloomberg L.P. CNA Insurance Motorola Solutions, Inc. Ingredion Incorporated Outreach Plus BNSF Foundation Conagra Brands, Inc. $100,000 – $199,999 Newmark Knight Frank Itasca Bank & Trust Company Centier Bank Ernst & Young LLP Allstate Insurance Company/ Nicor Gas Jackson National Life Insurance Community Foundation The Allstate Foundation HSBC Bank USA, N.A. Pepper Construction Company Company of Northern Illinois BMO Harris Bank, N.A. IDEAL Industries, Inc. PepsiCo Jordan Industries, Inc. Cornelius Inc. BP Kenny’s Kids The RDI Group Katten Muchin Rosenman Cornerstone Research, Inc. Foundation, Inc. Discover Financial Services, Inc. Komatsu America Corp. Russell Reynolds Associates, Inc. Dr. Scholl Foundation Mars Wrigley Foundation Kohl’s Corporation KPMG LLP Shapiro+Raj Ecolab Foundation Marsh & McLennan Companies McCormick Foundation Marmon Holdings, Inc. U.S. Bank Edelman McKinsey & Company, Inc. Northern Trust McDonald’s Corporation UPS EFS Foundation Ogilvy PwC Ulta Beauty World’s Finest Chocolate, Inc. FactSet Research Systems Inc. Oliver Wyman Taco Bell Foundation, Inc. Zurich North America Abra Prentice Foundation Wells Fargo & Company Fidelity Institutional Wealth Services BDO USA, LLP Rust-Oleum Corporation First Bank of Highland Park Beazley Group Ryan Specialty Group LLC Freddie Mac Bemis Company Foundation Sahara Enterprises, Inc. Gallagher The Benida Group LLC Schiff Hardin Foundation Golub Capital Blackhawk Steel Corporation Skender Foundation Grainger Blistex, Inc. Suzanne Smelcer Robinson Foundation Helco Corporation Blue Cross Blue Shield Association Solberg Manufacturing HPE Blue Daring Consulting, Inc. Spaulding Ridge LLC Huron Consulting Group Bosch Rexroth Starr Companies Interstate Gas & Supply, Inc. Business Talent Group Sterling Site Access Solutions, LLC JLL Center of Workforce Innovations Stock Steel, Inc. Mars Wrigley Chubb Group of Insurance Companies Hinsdale Bank & Trust Company Meridian Leasing Corporation Swiss Re Morgan Stanley Cisco Meraki Armin & Esther Hirsch Foundation MetLife Thompson Flanagan & Company LLC Navistar, Inc. Citizens Bank, Illinois N.A. Honda Financial Services Midland States Bank Trinidad Construction NIPSCO Clune Construction Company HUB International Morton College Tripp Lite Northwestern Medicine CNH Industrial IBM Corporation Naylor Pipe Company United Scrap Metal, Inc. Rent Like A Champion Comcast Corporation Independent Paving Co. NiSource Urschel Laboratories, Inc. Republic Bank of Chicago Continental Electric Construction Company Indiana University Nutanix V3 Companies of Illinois Ropes & Gray LLP Daubert Chemical Company Institute of Internal Auditors Oil-Dri Corporation of America Vedder Price P.C. RoundTable Healthcare Partners, L.P. Dell EMC International Services, Inc. Old Republic Professional Verizon Foundation Sand Valley Golf Resort DeVry University Ironshore Inc. Old Second National Bank Wintrust Financial Corporation Siegfried Group LLP The Dow Chemical Company IU Credit Union The Options Clearing Corporation Witz Family Foundation TIAA EEJ LLC IZALE Financial Group Paramount Staffing, Inc. Woodforest Financial Group, Inc. Tribune Media Executive Construction Inc. Jenner & Block Partners by Design Yellow-Crowned Foundation United Healthcare FICP KemperSports Peoples Bank First Merchants Corporation Lendlease Corporation Plante Moran Key Contributors $1,000 – $4,999 First Savings Bank of Hegewisch Leopardo Charitable Foundation Prescient Solutions 1st Source Bank Flexco Liberty Mutual Rapid Displays Addison School District #4 FNBC Bank & Trust LyondellBasell Reliance Standard Life Insurance I AM Company Allianz Gerald Auto Group Major, Lindsey & Africa Riverside Investment & Development The Allyn Foundation S. Graham & Associates Maron Electric Company Robert Morris University Amsted Industries, Inc. Health Care Service Corporation Masonite Corporation Rotary Club of Arlington Heights Engaged Arch Insurance Group Heels and Hardhats Contracting Corp. McDermott Will & Emery RSM International AXA Equitable Henricksen & Company, Inc. A.Y. McDonald Manufacturing Company Russ Darrow Group The Banc Funds Company LLC Hickey Foundation JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF CHICAGO 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 19.
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