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FY2018 Annual Report 2018 Annual Impact Report The Literacy Connection is dedicated to helping adults in the northwest suburbs reach their literacy goals through one-on-one volunteer tutoring and small group instruction. Algonquin Gilberts Bartlett Hanover Park Carpentersville Hampshire Cary Hoffman Estates Elgin Huntley South Elgin Lake in the Hills East Dundee Streamwood West Dundee Schaumburg John ‘Jay’ Robinson David Zimmerman Board President Executive Director Board of Directors John ‘Jay’ Robinson President Vikki LaRocco Vice President Christine Awe Treasurer Beverly Lovett Secretary Jessie White Board Member Kathy Young Board Member Regina Hawks Board Member Gertrude “Trudy” Zaja Board Member Gary Christenson Board Member Carlos Trujillo Board Member Staff David Zimmerman Executive Director Kelli Biedenbach Community Outreach Coordinator Jody Griese Program Coordinator Marsha Callahan Data Manager Yadira Alva Program Assistant Kate Thommes Tutor Trainer Rose Geijer ESL Instructor Mary Kearney ESL Instructor Alcira De La Rosa PACT Coordinator Liliana Gonzalez English in the Workplace Instructor English in the Workplace Improved workplace literacy skills for 20 learners. Focused on work-related vocabulary and conversations. Learned to interpretive workplace culture and understand employment rights. Engaged in activities including work-related vocabulary building, dialog, and role-play. Course sessions consisted of seven weekly 3-hour classes in a group setting at the Hoffer Room of the South Elgin Branch of the Library. All of those who completed the course indicated they felt more knowledgeable and confident about the job search process and would be able to apply what they had learned. Adult Volunteer Literacy One-on-one tutoring for Basic Literacy learners and English as a Second Language (ESL) learners. Served 239 learners with 118 tutors! Tutors meet with their learners in 16 diverse communities throughout the northwest suburbs of the Chicagoland area. In this free program, we train volunteer literacy tutors to work on-on-one with our learners, with no experience needed! Conversation Groups ESL Conversation Groups: tutors host small groups of adult learners at various skill levels and stimulate casual conversations in English through the use of games, stories, role-playing, show-and-tell, videos and other visual aids. Citizenship Conversation Groups: free drop-in groups to review and practice the spoken English needed for the interview and the 100 questions from the history/civics test. Financials July 1, 2017 – June 30, 2018 Support and Revenue Unrestricted Restricted Total Contributions 26,433 26,433 In-Kind 223,365 223,365 Foundation & Public Funds 60,732 60,732 State and Local Government Grants 166,665 166,665 Special Events 17,784 17,784 Program Fees 2,817 2817 Investment Income 184 184 Net Assets Released from 35,000 (35,000) 0 Restrictions Total 532,980 497,980 Expenses Unrestricted Restricted Total Program Services Northern Kane County 7,019 7,019 Workplace Literacy 7,562 7,562 Adult Literacy 345,427 345,427 Total Program Services 360,008 360,008 Supporting Services Management and General 33,945 33,945 Fundraising 11,202 11,202 Total Supporting Services 45,147 45,147 ExpensesTotal Expenses 405,155 405,155 Unrestricted Restricted Total Change in Net Assets 127,825 (35,000) 92,825 Net Assets, Beginning of Year 96,333 35,000 131,333 Net Assets, End of Year 224,158 224,158 We would like to thank our supporters! Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar Half Price Books Kiwanis Club of Elgin Brandt's of Palatine Magic Waters Waterpark Rockford Park District Dundee Township Park District JuRin Susi Teppan St. Hugh of Lincoln Episcopal Church Lou Malnati's Jimmy's Charhouse, Elgin Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant River Street Tavern Allstate The Giving Campaign Time2Mrkt Windy City Bulls Colonial Cafe Dundee Animal Hospital Buffalo Wild Wings McAlister's Village Pizza & Pub Village Tavern & Grill Herb's Bakery Papa Johns Kane County Cougars Chicago Sky Ophthalmology Associates Maciano's Pizza & Pastaria Chicago Bears Riverside Pizza & Pub 4imprint Café Roma Trader Joe's PEO Sisterhood Arlington Park Elgin Community College Arabic Cafe First Congregational United Church of Christ Chicago White Sox Town & Country Gardens Van's Frozen Custard Beef Villa SKF Village Squire Restaurant Community Crisis Center ComedySportz Theatre TopGolf Schaumburg Boomers Clee Engineering Friends of the Algonquin Library Zieglers Ace Hardware Elgin Public House ECC Faculty Association Seigle's Cabinet Center Yadira Alva Emmett’s Tavern and Brewing Company Shirley Appler Elgin Community Network Amy Awe Al's Café Chris Awe Village Squire Restaurant Marilyn Baker Blue Box Cafe Jean Black Platt Hill Nursery Darlene Bobeng Yadira Alva Tim Giardina Kerry O’Brien Shirley Appler Bonnie Gill Robert & Karen Oswald Amy Awe Mary Greene Michael & Nancy Oswald Chris Awe Albert Guevara Carol Oswald Marilyn Baker Nancy Guthrie Mary Oswald Jean Black Bob & Barb Hansen Tom Oswald Darlene Bobeng Kendra Harbeck Melissa Owens Jennifer Bornekomosa Judith Hayner Marcia Parker James & Rhonda Brandes Herbert & Louise Hedstrom Ursula Piech Wendy Breitmayer Lane & Marilyn Hiland Rick Poulton Carol Breslin David Hild Robert & Delores Radloff Tom Brockner Larry & Jeanne Hintz Denise Raleigh Lois Bucher Mark & Kathleen Hopkinson Charlene Ramm Scott & Pam Budd Deborah Howe Joan Rasmussen Jennifer Bueche Spencer Huebner Maria Reyes Marsha Callahan Christopher Huege Carolynn Ricciotti Rachel Campbell Peter & Mary Jones Daniel Rich Jude Cavallaro Janet Jones John Robinson James Cave Barbara Juister Jack & Jeanne Rowe Gary Christenson David Kellenberger Arthur & Nancy Scheneman Mary Cimms Nancy King Terry & Nancy Shaffer Kevin & Minnie Corry Catherine Klimek Royal & Jane Smith Lorraine Darr James & Claudette Klimes Rick & Maureen Stabile Christie Davis Vikki LaRocco Kenneth & Mary Sullivan Chris Diggory Robert & Kathi Legel Cathy Szmurlo Michael & Monica Diverde Beverly Lovett Laura Valdez Barbara Drufke Doris Lukas Shereen Venning Richard Dunne Miriam Lytle Gary & Dana Vierck Paul & Christy Engen Alice Macy Anita Walls Robert & Gladys Erickson Margaret Madary Julie Warren Stephanie Faulkner Carolina Matrinez Jessie White Terry & Bridget Foster Julia McClendon Sandra Whitmer Charles & Lois Ann Fox Carole Medal Patricia Williams James & Frances Furey Mary Montgomery Lisa Winchel Daniel Gebo Christine Mueller Kathy Young Debbie Gentry Linda Mullen Peggy Youngren Nancy Gerner Denise Nash Gertrude "Trudy" Zaja Paul & Deborah Giardina Rafael Nava 270 North Grove Avenue, Elgin, IL 60120 847-742-6565 [email protected] elginliteracy.org .
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