2013 ANNUAL REPORT Fiscal Year 7/1/12 - 6/30/13

United Way of Will County 54 N. Ottawa St. Ste 300 Joliet, IL 60432 815-723-2500 • uwwill.org DIFFERENT BY NATURE, UNITED BY MISSION

We co me fro m dif ferent pl aces in Will C ounty. We come to different conclusions. But underneath it all, we share a passion for improving lives in our own community. Dear Supporters:

Different by nature, united by mission; and we've made it our mission to mobilize our community to action to help those most in need. It’s been an honor to serve as this year’s Campaign & Board Chair’s for your United Way of Will Cotunty. We’d like to thank YOU, the members of our community, our workplace campaign sites, labor leaders and individual donors, as well as the United Way Partner Agencies, for all that you do to improve the lives of Will County residents. Each and every one of you has helped United Way of Will County advance the common good, and thus it is our honor and privilege to share what we have done together, this past year.

With Warmest Regards,

Mike Rittof Kathy Slattery Campaign Chairperson Board Chairperson Managing Director Dean of Student Services The PrivateBank Lewis University

BOARD OF DIRECTORS STAFF

Kathy Slattery, Board Chairperson Bob Lessmann Michael Hennessy Lewis University Auto Mechanics and Bodymen Local #701 President & CEO Chief Fred Hayes, Vice Chairperson Dave Meiners Elwood Police Department AT&T, retired Laurie Keigher Thomas Moretti, Secretary/Treasurer Mike Milam Finance Director Nicor Gas, an AGL Resource Company Harrah’s Casino Joliet & Hotel Cyndie Klemm Lisa Morel Las, Agencies United President Joe Pluger Big Brothers Big Sisters of Will and Grundy Counties AFSCME Council #31 Office Manager Joseph Fabbre Judy Spicer United Steelworkers of America #9777 Sarah Oprzedek First Midwest Bank Resource Development Director Roxane Geraci-Militello Sam Studer CORE Communications International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers #15 Susan Ammons-Tate Resource Development Manager John Guidotti Keith Turney Silver Cross Hospital Fraternal Order of Police Michelle Smith Thomas Hernandez Brian Wielbik Resource Development & Mktg Manager Plainfield School District 202 First Community Bank of Joliet Jeff Hettrick Sharon Marth Robert Bodach Office Volunteer ComEd, an Exelon Company Volunteer Legal Advisor Lucy Hoffman A special thank you to retiring board members: Charlie Hanus American Federation of Teachers #604 Volunteer Labor Director Tamara Holman Dennis Bieschke, NetGain Technologies Caterpillar Inc. Mary Jaworski, Joliet Region Chamber of Commerce & Industry

2013 Annual Report | 3 MISSION To improve people’s lives by mobilizing the caring power of our community

United Way of Will County is...

• ACCOUNTABLE- United Way of Will County partner agencies must adhere to an annual review process led by community volunteers. These volunteers hold the agencies accountable by looking for measurable outcomes, ensuring financial integrity, and by making sure programs and services are continuing to meet the needs of our community. Thus, this committee allows us to be accountable to our donors, further ensuring that donor dollars are being utilized in the most efficient manner.

• COST EFFICIENT- 89.4% of all contributions to United Way of Will County are used to support the numerous programs and services provided by our partner agencies and United Way. • $1/week provides year of school supplies for an elementary student • $2/week provides 2 sessions of developmental therapy for a child • $3/week provides 16 disaster victims with one meal • $5/week provides 13 women and their children with domestic violence services to help them recover from abuse.

• EFFECTIVE- United Way of Will County supports a network of local nonprofit agencies that provide programs and services that address the most critical needs of Will County communities.

Catholic Charities U of I Extension, CASA of Daybreak Shelter 4-H of Will County Will County

4 | United Way of Will County IMPACT AREAS United Way of Will County concentrates on four impact areas:

• Fostering Safer and Stronger Communities • Promoting Health and Well Being • Nurturing Children and Youth • Strengthening Families

STATISTICS In 2012, over 445,492 unduplicated services were provided to Will County residents by one or more of our partner agencies. Additionally, 1 out of 4 Will County residents are positively impacted by United Way Partner Agencies. Your contribution makes a difference right in your own backyard. That’s Living United! GIVE. ADVOCA

Cornerstone Big Brothers/Big Sisters Services of Will & Grundy Counties

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FOSTERING SAFER FRANK TURK, SR. OUTSTANDING CAMPAIGN ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

Frank Turk, Sr. called on local businesses for more than 70 years. He would enthusiastically ask each company and its employees to & STRONGER COMMUNITIES pledge their support for our annual United Way Campaign. He also served for many years on our Programs & Allocations Committee. Mr. Frank Turk, Sr. was a mentor and a trusted colleague. He served on numerous community organization boards and held several distinguished offices. Our United Way Board of Directors created the FRANK TURK, SR. OUTSTANDING CAMPAIGN ACHIEVEMENT AWARD in commemoration after his death in 1995. This annual award recognizes the work-place campaign that exemplifies Mr. Turk’s spirit, enthusiasm, and loyalty of “working hard” for the benefit of our United Way of Will County.

Previous Recipients

2012- Diageo 2004 - Rogina Engineers & Surveyors 2011 - AT&T 2003 - Illinois Tool Works 2010 - Harrah’s Joliet Casino & Hotel 2002 - CITGO Petroleum 2009 - CITGO Petroleum 2001 - Rooks Pitts & Poust Law Firm 2009 - ExxonMobil Refining and Supply Company 2000 - Caterpillar Inc. 2008 - Chicago Bridge & Iron Company 1999 - ExxonMobil Refining and Supply Company 2007 - ITW Filtration Products 1999 - ComEd, an Exelon Company 2006 - Rogina Engineers & Surveyors 1998 - Nicor Gas Company 2005 - Dow Chemical Company 1997 - Caterpillar Inc.

Will Grundy Center for The Salvation Trinity Sertoma Speech & Independent Living Army Services Hearing Center

WELCOME & THANK YOU to our new business contributors! • Bill Jacobs Auto Group • First Bank of Manhattan • Shorewood Family Dental Care • Bolingbrook Golf Club • Harbour Contractors • Senior Star at Weber Place • Ricoh USA

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CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS COMMERCE & INDUSTRY DIVISION 1 ComEd, an Exelon Company $ 173,479 1 Target Stores $ 32,975 2 ExxonMobil Refining & Supply Company $ 140,000 2 Jewel Stores $ 26,981 3 CB&I $ 133,681 3 Macy Stores $ 22,765 4 Illinois Tool Works $ 101,363 4 Meijer Stores $ 22,143 5 Caterpillar Inc. $ 82,634 5 Costco $ 19,172 6 CITGO Petroleum Corporation $ 80,000 7 Midwest Generation $ 45,000 CONSTRUCTION DIVISION 8 United Parcel Service $ 31,781 1 Starcon International $ 10,000 9 County of Will $ 25,000 2 PT Ferro $ 9,174 10 Ecolab $ 24,605 3 Contractors through ExxonMobil $ 5,340 4 Imperial Construction Associates $ 5,000 5 Adler Roofing & Sheet Metal, Inc. $ 4,350 EMPLOYEE CONTRIBUTIONS (includes special events) 1 ComEd, an Exelon Company $ 353,308 EDUCATION DIVISION 2 ExxonMobil Refining & Supply Company $ 185,968 1 Plainfield School District 202 $ 49,022 3 United Parcel Service $ 132,271 2 Valley View School District 365U $ 39,032 4 CITGO Petroleum $ 111,457 3 Lewis University $ 38,096 5 CB&I $ 104,768 4 Joliet Township H.S. District 204 $ 20,760 6 Caterpillar Inc. $ 88,337 5 Joliet Public Schools 86 $ 20,002 7 Illinois Tool Works $ 86,875 8 Nicor Gas, an AGL Resources Company $ 52,760 FINANCIAL DIVISION 9 Plainfield School District 202 $ 49,022 1 First Midwest Bank Joliet $ 31,552 10 AT&T $ 46,587 2 BMO Harris Bank $ 23,247 3 Bank of America $ 15,344 4 First Community Bank $ 12,016 5 The PrivateBank $ 4,700 CAMPAIGN PERCENT INCREASES ($2,500—$4,999) 1 Allstate Insurance 143.54% MAJOR EMPLOYERS DIVISION 2 Heartland Bank 57.53% 1 ComEd, an Exelon Company $ 526,787 3 Standard Bank 47.30% 2 ExxonMobil Refining & Supply Company $ 325,968 4 Adler Roofing & Sheet Metal 45.00% 3 CB&I $ 238,449 5 Liberty Mutual 37.57% 4 CITGO Petroleum Corporation $ 191,457 6 Lincoln-Way Area Special Education 14.41% 5 Illinois Tool Works $ 188,238 7 Village of Bolingbrook 14.37% 8 Diocese of Joliet 12.36% PUBLIC SERVICE DIVISION 9 Will/Grundy Counties Building Trades 8.70% 1 County of Will $ 67,321 10 AFT Local #604 7.14% 2 City of Joliet $ 52,793 3 Village of New Lenox $ 8,226 4 State of Illinois Employees $ 6,340 CAMPAIGN PERCENT INCREASES ($5,000 and above) 5 Will County Forest Preserve $ 6,304 1 CommScope 82.94% 2 Flint Hills Resources 63.25% PROFESSIONAL DIVISION 3 Greater Joliet Area YMCA 41.93% 1 Strand Associates $ 7,349 4 ComEd, an Exelon Company 31.46% 2 Wermer Rogers Doran & Ruzon CPA’s $ 3,323 5 Oiltanking Houston, LP 31.14% 3 Ruettiger Tonelli & Associates $ 2,548 6 Dow Chemical Master 29.18% 4 Spesia, Ayers & Ardaugh $ 2,300 7 Joliet Area Community Hospice 20.97% 5 Kavanagh, Grumley & Gorbold $ 1,480 8 Caterpillar Inc. 20.74% 9 Americas Styrenics 19.33% 10 Village of New Lenox 18.10% UNITED WAY AGENCIES DIVISION 1 Joliet Area Community Hospice $ 9,558 2 Trinity Services $ 9,269 3 Catholic Charities $ 8,926 4 Greater Joliet Y.M.C.A. $ 8,059 5 Cornerstone Services $ 7,156

8 | United Way of Will County T O P 3 0 C O N T R I B U T O R S CAMPAIGN HISTORY

1 ComEd, an Exelon Company $ 526,787 CAMPAIGN BOARD 2 ExxonMobil Refining & Supply Company $ 325,968 YEAR CHAIRPERSON CHAIRPERSON RAISED 3 CB&I $ 238,449 2012/2013 Mike Rittof Kathy Slattery    4 CITGO Petroleum Corporation $ 191,457 2011/2012 Beth Hughes Kathy Slattery $3,945,459 5 Illinois Tool Works $ 188,238 2010/2011 Beth Hughes Dave Meiners $3,805,715 6 Caterpillar Inc. $ 170,971 2009/2010 James Roolf Jeff Hettrick $3,722,177 7 United Parcel Service $ 164,052 2008/2009 James Roolf Mary Jaworski $3,990,957 8 Midwest Generation $ 86,608 2007/2008 Mike Hanrahan Joseph Fabbre $3,985,000 9 Nicor Gas, an AGL Resources Company $ 77,260 2006/2007 Mike Hanrahan Dr. Phyllis Wilson $3,830,250 10 County of Will $ 67,321 2005/2006 Mike Hanrahan/ Thomas Moretti $3,725,755 11 AT&T $ 60,831 Dave Strom 12 Presence Saint Joseph Medical Center $ 53,633 2004/2005 James Roolf James Pasch $3,603,406 13 City of Joliet $ 52,793 2003/2004 Steve Randich Dr. A. Donald Hendricks $3,541,747 14 Harrah’s Joliet Casino Hotel $ 49,116 2002/2003 James Grumley Lucy Hoffman $3,714,347 15 Plainfield School District 202 $ 49,022 2001/2002 J.D. Ross Dennis Bieschke $3,690,277 16 Ecolab $ 43,923 2000/2001 John Mezera Com. Keith Turney $3,645,000 17 Valley View School District 365U $ 39,032 1999/2000 Thomas Rogers Dr. Louise Coleman $3,345,000 18 Lewis University $ 38,096 1998/1999 Mike Voss Steve Randich $3,275,000 19 Diageo $ 33,848 1997/1998 Robert Rogina Judy Walz $3,154,000 20 Target Stores $ 32,975 1996/1997 Robert Rogina Brian Loomis $2,903,000 21 First Midwest Bank Joliet $ 31,552 1995/1996 Paul Pawlak Don Weir $2,850,000 22 Jewel Foods $ 26,981 1994/1995 Dr. John Orr Br. James Gaffney $2,815,000 23 Flint Hills Resources $ 25,719 1993/1994 Russ Slinkard James Crumbaugh $2,700,000 24 Silver Cross Hospital & Medical Centers $ 24,336 1992/1993 Larry R. Miller J.D. Ross $2,815,014 25 Dow Chemical Company $ 23,694 1991/1992 Br. James Gaffney Len McNeil $2,962,827 26 BMO Harris Bank $ 23,247 1990/1991 Charlie Bullock Charlie Hanus $2,781,000 27 Macy Stores $ 22,765 1989/1990 Mike Skarr Mary Jane Broncato $2,575,000 28 LyondellBasell Industries $ 22,256 1988/1989 Len McNeil Ed Bartels $2,442,418 29 Meijer Stores $ 22,143 1987/1988 Gene Houte Russ Slinkard $2,311,210 30 Joliet Township H.S. District 204 $ 20,760 1986/1987 Mary Jane Broncato Leanne Johnson $2,202,068 1985/1986 Ed Bartels Richard Snyder $2,032,896 1984/1985 Al Ruscilli Rex Easton $1,829,100 1983/1984 Sandy Bain Jeff Bowden $1,634,842 1982/1983 Dale Choate Dr. Al McCowan $1,567,800 1981/1982 Charles Harnach Jewell White $1,565,600 1980/1981 Jeff Bowden Bob Tiernay $1,425,000 1979/1980 Dr. Albert Ray Helen Harshbarger $1,350,000 1978/1979 Rabbi Morris Herschman Rev. Ron Smith $1,182,464 1977/1978 Don Domnick Rev. Ron Smith $1,119,000

Good Shepherd Senior Services Center Manor of Will County

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GIVE. ADVOCATE. VOLUNTEER. RISING STAR AWARD

The Rising Star Award was created to recognize organizations and companies who were rising to the occasion and making extraordinary efforts to increase the support, participation and enthusiasm during their United Way campaign. These companies embody the LIVE UNITED spirit and what it means to GIVE, ADVOCATE AND VOLUNTEER. Creativity, fun and excitement surround these workplace campaigns, allowing these organizations to shine like the stars that they are.

Previous Recipients 2012 - jcpenney 2012 - RR Donnelley Logistics 2011 - Bergstrom, Inc. 2010 - Andrew LLC 2010 - Meadow View Elementary, Plainfield School District #202

LABOR LEADERSHIP

Joe Fabbre Joe Pluger United Steelworkers of America #9777 AFSCME Council #31

Carla Hettinger Sam Studer American Federation of Teachers #604 IBEW #15 Lucy Hoffman John Scheidt American Federation of Teachers #604 Will & Grundy Counties Building Trades Council

Bob Lessmann Keith Turney Auto Body & Mechanics Local #701 Fraternal Order of Police

American Will County Children’s Girl Scouts of Greater Stepping Red Cross Advocacy Center Chicago & NW Indiana Stones

2013 Annual Report | 11 UNITED WAY ADVOCATES FOR OUR COMMUNITY The United Way of Will County is involved in organizations that support our community. In many cases, the United Way is ‘behind- the-scenes’ helping to connect businesses and services with those in need. In others, the organization supports the United Way by using it’s resources to identify areas of need within the community.

2-1-1 Non-emergency telephone number to connect people to community information and services. Together with Crisis Line of Will County and other local United Way’s, we are collaborating researching this service to bring 2-1-1 to Will & Grundy Counties.

Community Services Council of Will County Shares information with residents of Will County on the needs and resources available; supports the United Way by data gathering; supports existing agencies and encourages the formation of additional agencies. FamilyWize Free prescription drug discount cards that save an average of 30% or more for uninsured and under-insured individuals and families in the Will County area. Visit www.uwwill.org to download a card and to see an updated total on dollars saved. Joliet Alliance For Youth (JAY) Strives to improve services for youth in the Joliet area by encouraging cooperation between member youth organizations through networking, sharing information and collaborating effectively. South West Suburban Philanthropic Network Provides support and education for fund-raising professionals in the nonprofit community in Chicago’s southwest suburban region; encourages coordination of efforts and strives to improve standards. Will County MAPP Project Strives to be a progressive community that maximizes the use of community partnerships and collaboration among all sectors to ensure, enhance and promote comprehensive, quality and equitable education, healthcare and social services.

Child Care Center for Correctional United Cerebral Palsy of Will County Legal Resource Concerns Illinois Assistance Program & Referral

EMERGENCY FOOD & SHELTER The United Way of Will County coordinates the Emergency Food & Shelter National Board Program which for the past 30 years has distributed funds, appropriated by Congress, to supplement emergency shelters for the homeless and provide rent, mortgage, utility and food assistance in Will County. This past year over $350,000 was distributed to those in need. EMERGENCY FOOD & SHELTER BOARD Michael D. Hennessy, Chair Laurie McPhillips-Weglarz Lt. Daniel Simmons LOCAL EMERGENCY FOOD & SHELTER United Way of Will County Former Will County Board Member The Salvation Army RECIPIENT ORGANIZATIONS Gayle Stricklin Michele Batara LaForice Nealy Catholic Charities / Daybreak Center Crisis Line of Will County American Red Cross Illinois Dept of Human Services Pastor Herbert Brooks Colleen Prieboy Susy Turnbull Crisis Center for South Suburbia Joliet Ecumenical Clergy Assoc. State Rep. Larry Walsh, Jr.’s Office American Red Cross Guardian Angel Community Services, Will County Board Member J.D. Ross Glenn Van Cura Groundwork Program Charlie Hanus Will Grundy Medical Clinic Catholic Charities United Way of Will County Rabbi Charles Rubovits Kris White MorningStar Mission Patricia Hensley Joliet Jewish Congregation Will County Center for Community Northern Illinois Food Bank Senior Servicces Center of Will County Concerns Rev. Sherry Scates Visitation & Aid Society Cornelia Malone Plainfield Ministerial Association Robert Williams Joliet Township Community Representative Will County Center for Community Concerns

12 | United Way of Will County GOLF CLASSIC The Annual Golf Classic was held on September 5, 2012 and raised over $35,000 for the United Way of Will County! We would like to thank all of our sponsors for their generous contributions, our participants, the many businesses that donated items for our event, the staff at Broken Arrow Golf Club and the fine efforts of our Golf Committee. GOLF COMMITTEE MAIN EVENT SPONSOR PLATINUM SPONSOR Rod Lynch, Chair Caterpillar Hydraulics Loren Cherne South Suburban Council on Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Mike Chen Broken Arrow Golf Club Kevin Manson CORPORATE SPONSORS ComEd, an Exelon Company Dave Meiners AT&T, retired Ed Pawlowski CITGO Petroleum, retired Kurt Sangmeister Will County Court Administrator Ed Selvas CITGO Petroleum, retired Tina Sing First Midwest Bank 2013 GOLF CLASSIC Mike Wikkiser Wednesday, September 4, 2013 First Midwest Bank Registration Now open! www.uwwill.org Don’t Stop....’Til You Shop 5K It was a beautiful day for a 5K on Saturday, August 11th when Louis Joliet Mall held the 3rd Annual Don’t Stop ‘Til You Shop 5K benefiting United Way of Will County. Each year the number of runners increased and the amount of money raised for United Way increased too. A big THANK YOU to all our sponsors and everyone who came out to run, as well as all the people who donated their time to produce a fantastic and fun 5K event. Because of your help, we were able to raise $7,600 this year!

5K COMMITTEE EVENT SPONSOR Kate Knuth, Chair Louis Joliet Mall Susan Ammons-Tate United Way of Will County CORPORATE SPONSORS Michael Guinto Louis Joliet Mall Karen Gustafson Senior Services Center Michael D. Hennessy United Way of Will County Jill Madison Louis Joliet Mall Mark Strand jcpenney

Matt Heath 815-680-5544

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GIVE. ADVOCATE. VOLUNTEER.

ROGER OSMAN AWARD FOR DISTINGUISHED VOLUNTEER SERVICE Mr. Roger Osman, was an outstanding leader in the Will/Grundy County Labor Movement and a dedicated volunteer for our United Way of Will County. He served as a member of our Board of Directors, Programs & Allocations Committee, and Campaign Leadership Committee. This award, created in memory of Roger Osman after his death in 1990, is to serve as a reminder to the community of the many ways Mr. Osman generously gave of his time and talents to benefit our United Way. Each year, an individual receives this distinguished award recognizing his/her volunteer service to our United Way of Will County. JIM COLWELL Community Member Previous Recipients 2012- Russ Slinkard, President & CEO, Joliet Region Chamber of Commerce & Industry 2011 - Sharon Marth, Lincoln Way H.S. District 210, retired 2010 - Carolyn Kucinic, Paralegal, retired 2009 - Mark Wilson, Senior Account Manager, Dale Carnegie Training 2008 - Dr. Phyllis Wilson, Superintendent, Joliet Grade School District 86 2007 - James Roolf, President, First Midwest Bank 2006 - Steve Randich, Vice President Commercial Lending Division, Harris N.A. 2005 - Elizabeth Eichelberger, Ambassador, Plainfield School District 202 Board 2004 - Ed Selvas, CITGO Petroleum Corporation, retired 2003 - Terry D’Arcy, Owner, D’Arcy Motors 2002 - John M. Mezera, City Manager, City of Joliet 2001 - Gerald M. Glenn, Chairman, President & CEO, Chicago Bridge & Iron 2000 - Dr. Louise Coleman, Superintendent, Joliet Public GS District #86 1999 - Carmen Morales, Community Relations, Nicor Gas Company 1998 - Robert Rogina, President, Rogina Engineers & Surveyors 1997 - Brother James Gaffney, FSC, President, Lewis University 1996 - Frank Turk, Sr., Vice President, Turk Furniture Company 1995 - James Crumbaugh, Partner, Clifton Gunderson L.L.C. 1994 - J.D. Ross, Vice President of Academic Services, Joliet Junior College 1993 - Dean Sweetwood, District Superintendent, Nicor Gas 1992 - Don Weir, Manager, Public Affairs & Community Relations, Caterpillar Inc. 1991 - Mike Skarr, Southern Division Vice President, Nicor Gas 1990 - Mrs. Alma Osman

Easter Seals The H.E.A.R.T Hill Memorial Will-Grundy Joliet Region Organization Center Medical Clinic

2013 Annual Report | 15 CAMPAIGN CABINET CAMPAIGN CHAIR MIKE RITTOF EDUCATION DIVISION MAJOR EMPLOYERS DIVISION Managing Director, The PrivateBank Supt. Donald White Scott Perry, Chair Troy School District 30C Midwest Generation Ann Bachman-Thomas Jerry Caamano COMMERCE & INDUSTRY DIVISION IL Education Association-Region 61 Three Rivers Manufacturers’ Association Mark Strand, Chair Supt. Gary Bradbury Jim Cristman jcpenney, retired Laraway School District 70C CITGO Petroleum Gino Ballone Supt. Howard Butters Jeff Demeny jcpenney Manhattan School District 114 Ecolab Jeff Faron Supt. Karin Evans Jeff Hettrick Walmart-Joliet Channahon School District 17 ComEd, an Exelon Company Nancy Hoehn Mark Fleming Gregory Kuhn Village of New Lenox New Lenox District 122 The Dow Chemical Company Mary Jaworski Tom Hernandez Ed McKinley Joliet Region Chamber of Commerce & Industry Plainfield School District 202 Flint Hills Resources Kate Knuth Carla Hettinger Rick Szalach Louis Joliet Mall American Federation of Teachers 604 ExxonMobil Refining & Supply Mike Paone Supt. Cheryl McCarthy Joliet Region Chamber of Commerce & Industry Joliet Township H.S. District 204 PUBLIC SERVICE DIVISION Val Rand Larry Randa Kurt Carroll, Chair Rand’s Hallmark Valley View School District 365U Village of New Lenox Jon Timbers Supt. Tami Roskamp April DiSandro Americas Styrenics Beecher Schools 200U Village of New Lenox Dr. Scott Tingley Jennifer Dylik CONSTRUCTION DIVISION Lincoln-Way H.S. District 210 Troy Township Supt. Todd Wernet Dominic Egizio, Jr. Mike Adler, Chair Lockport Township H.S. District 205 Adler Roofing & Sheet Metal Joliet Park District Larry Wiers Chief Joe Formhals John Scheidt Lewis University Will Grundy Counties Building Trades Council Joliet Fire Department Sandy Zalewski Steve Gulden Tom White Joliet Public Schools District 86 Three Rivers Construction Alliance Village of Romeoville Chief Fred Hayes FINANCIAL DIVISION PROFESSIONAL DIVISION Elwood Police Department Dan Stevenson, Chair Nick Perez Judy Spicer, Chair Midland States Bank Village of New Lenox First Midwest Bank Tom Grotovsky Joe Pluger Mark Griglione The Unforgettable Chef AFSCME Council #31 First Community Bank of Joliet Barb Ingold Steve Quigley Lillian Murray University of St. Francis Will County Governmental League BMO Harris Bank Chief David Riddle Monica Tures Plainfield Fire Protection District Standard Bank UNITED WAY AGENCIES DIVISION Pete McLenighan, Chair Debra Smetana Patti Zulfer Village of New Lenox Old Second National Bank Stepping Stones Keith Turney Tina Zugel Fraternal Order of Police The PrivateBank

Comcast- Louis Joliet Mall- Silver Cross Hospital- Joliet Region Chamber of Commecerce Day of Caring Benefit Event Campaign Event & Industry- Benefit Event

16 | United Way of Will County PROGRAMS AND ALLOCATIONS Our Programs & Allocations volunteers work toward informed funding decisions to best utilize the generous donations received from individuals and corporations for our United Way Partner Agency programs. These volunteers invest a generous amount of their time visiting each of the United Way funded programs, examining detailed financial reports, and ensuring that service providers are accountable. After careful consideration, volunteers determine the most effective and efficient use of available resources to meet local needs and responsibly invest donor’s contributions. We thank them for their dedicated service to our United Way.

Terry Arya Earl Hembrough Jim Rink Christian Brothers Services Machinist Local 851 Caterpillar Inc Kathy Barker Joanne Herath Anna Rocha Troy School District 30C Ecolab BMO Harris Bank Alyssia Benford Tom Hernandez Nate Romeo Benford Brown & Associates, CPAs Plainfield School District 202 Will County Sheriff’s Office Michele Bochnak Barbara Ingold Cristy Salazar Valley View School District 365U University of St. Francis Heartland Bank & Trust Kimberly Brayboy Tripp Jacobs Kristine Schlismann Lewis University Bill Jacobs Auto Group Joliet Township H.S. District 204 Dawn Bullock Charles Jones Ed Selvas Plainfield School District 202 Lewis University, retired CITGO Petroleum, retired Jackie Cartner Katie Kollross Jim Shapard PolyOne Distribution New Lenox School District 122 City of Joliet, retired Lisa Cashbaugh-Sanchez Carolyn Kucinic Kathleen Sievertsen The Dow Chemical Company Paralegal, retired Adventist Bolingrook Hospital Jen Coyne Linda Lopez Amy Sims First Midwest Bank Lincoln-Way H.S. Dist. 210 Foundation Joliet Junior College Jennifer Colon Lori Mattix Patti Sons Midland States Bank Lockport Township H.S. District 205 AT&T Jim Colwell Amber Mikula Phillip Staley ComEd, an Exelon Company, retired Quinn, Meadowcroft & Mikula, LLC Joliet Township H.S. District 204 Janie Cross Mike Milam Tameka Stanley U.S. Cellular Harrah’s Joliet Casino and Hotel RR Donnelley Logistics Kim Cunnea William Miller Stephanie Steinke Providence Bank CITGO Petroleum Lockport Township H.S. District 205 Beth Czako Amber Moore Randy Winfrey Lockport Township H.S. District 205 Ecolab Flint Hills Resources David Czarny Pat Mudron Patrick Wolf Enbridge Mudron Kane Insurance Agency Lockport Township H.S. District 205 Julie Edwards Jeff Pritz Jeff Wood Presence Health ExxonMobil Lockport Township H.S. District 205 Dede Glover Michael Progress Margie Woods Troy School District 30C Lewis University Will County Board Member, retired Anne Gmazel John Quinn Mardi Wunderlich Troy School District 30C AT&T Joliet Police Department Marc Gorsch Larry Randa Jill Zaki Hometown National Bank Valley View School District 365U CVS Caremark Lou Hagemaster ITW Tekfast

Greater Joliet Area YMCA Site Visit This particular YMCA program is a partnership with the Warren-Sharpe Community Center.

Programs & Allocations Visit- Volunteers visit an agency to Program & Allocations Agency Review- After visiting the site, volunteers review the meet with staff & see their programs in action. agency’s financial and service impact data. They attend the agency’s review to share their impressions with United Way staff, Agency staff and other United Way volunteers.

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UNITED WAY OF WILL COUNTY A ll figures are from the IRS Form 990 for year end 6-30-13. STRENGTHENING FAMILIES FINANCIALS United Way of Will County does not charge membership dues or any service charge to its partner agencies!

TOTAL INCOME: $3,372,540 NET ASSETS...... $3,197,282 $62,929 $45,785 TOTAL INCOME...... $3,372,540 1.9% 1.4% $2,555 0.1% $113,540 I I TOTAL EXPENSES...... $3,581,444 3.4% PROGRAM & SERVICES BREAKDOWN TOTAL ALLOCATED...... $3,202,124

RATIO: $1,023,274 PROGRAMS & SERVICES...... 89.4% 30.3% $2,124,457 OFFICE OVERHEAD...... 10.6% 63%

TOTAL EXPENSES: $3,581,444 $171,093 PROGRAM & SERVICES BREAKDOWN $208,227 4.8% 5.8% TOTAL ALLOCATED: $3,202,124 $44,400 $84,585 1.4% $102,539 I 2.6% 3.2%

$3,202,124 89.4%

$2,970,600 92.8%

2013 Annual Report | 19 FOSTERING SAFER AND STRONGER COMMUNITIES PROMOTING HEALTH AND WELL BEING NURTURING CHILDREN AND YOUTH STRENGTHENING FAMILIES

THANK YOU! YOUR GENEROSITY HAS MADE A DIFFERENCE IN OUR COMMUNITY

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