TO OUR DONORS AND FRIENDS,

As we look ahead, we will continue our role as one of ’s leading human services organizations. We have the history and expertise, the problem-solving capacity and perseverance to keep strengthening families and communities.

We will continue to implement effective business practices and efficiently use donated funds, services and volunteer expertise. We also continue our leadership role in the Back Office Cooperative. This collaboration of Chicago-area, non- profit human services organizations provides efficiencies and cost savings for its members through combined purchasing power and consolidation of administrative services. In 2011, we expect to realize a $200,000 savings by outsourcing and consolidating our accounting services along with other In FY 2010 we provided services to approximately 45,000 member agencies. individuals and families and ended the year with a balanced budget. These two accomplishments are truly significant Once again we are partnering with the Boston Consulting given the recession and state budget crisis. We couldn’t have Group (BCG) to review our current strategic plan and prepare done this without you – our generous donors, supportive for the next cycle. BCG’s expertise will help us examine board members and talented, dedicated staff. new ways of doing business, expand private philanthropy, and deepen our partnerships/collaborations with other We are proud of the incredible outcomes we continue to organizations, including potential mergers. achieve with the families we serve. Through your support, Metropolitan Family Services provides programs and We’re excited about Metropolitan’s future and appreciate the services to help low-income families, many of whom have extensive support and leadership within our organization. been written off by society, build safe and more secure We are pleased to welcome several new young leaders to “Challenges continue however we have the kind of history, talent and determination to work through these challenges to mobilize our resources and continue our mission of serving families.”

futures. We help those with mental health problems move our Boards and fundraising events. We are grateful for the toward recovery. We help parents raise healthy children who support of organizations like the United Way, the Chicago succeed in school and help youth grow into responsible, Community Trust, and foundations like the McCormick productive adults. Foundation, which provided $400,000 this year to support our core counseling services. We thank corporate and civic As an example, students in our Upward Bound program leaders Frank M. Clark, Chairman and CEO of ComEd, and at Corliss High School, located in one of Chicago’s most his family as last year’s Family of the Year, and the Duchossois dangerous neighborhoods, received more than $300,000 Family, including Ashley Duchossois Joyce, whom we will in college scholarships this year. These are first-generation honor as the 2010 Family of the Year for their significant college students. Because of our work with the youth, their contributions to Chicago families and communities as well as families and schools, we are helping them enter college and their extraordinary leadership on our Board of Directors. We move toward a promising future. hope you share in our excitement and will continue to support Metropolitan Family Services. We also are pleased to report that Metropolitan recently received reaccreditation through the Council on Accreditation Sincerely, (COA), the premier international human service accreditor of community-based organizations providing social and behavioral healthcare services. For the first time we received an “expedited accreditation” and were highly commended for our excellence in programs and full compliance with Richard L. Jones, Ph.D. Virginia J. Pillman more than 1,000 COA national standards. President and CEO Board Chair

2 Metropolitan family services • 2010 annual report PROGRAMS AND SERVICES Metropolitan Family Services provides a wide variety of programs and services designed to strengthen families and help them realize their potential.

CHILD AND YOUTH COUNSELING ECONOMIC STABILITY EAN (EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE NETWORK) Provides support to individuals Provides support and Provides counseling services DEVELOPMENT and families challenged with education to economically that help workers achieve a Promotes academic personal, phase-of-life and challenged families so they better balance in their lives and achievement and social and transitional issues. may improve their quality of be more productive on the job. emotional development among work, lifestyle and financial children, youth and families to situation. foster their success in life.

LEGAL AID MENTAL HEALTH OLDER ADULT SERVICES PARENT DEVELOPMENT Provides legal assistance in Provides psychiatric Provides counseling and Supports parents in acquiring the areas of domestic violence, evaluation, case management caregiver respite to assist older skills that promote the healthy family and elder law, housing and crisis intervention to adults and their families in growth and development of and consumer issues to low- help children and adults with meeting the challenges and children. income individuals. chronic mental illness recover opportunities of later years. and be productive.

MISSION Metropolitan Family Services’ mission is to provide and mobilize the services needed to strengthen families and communities. For more than 150 years, Metropolitan VIOLENCE PREVENTION Family Services has responded to the evolving and & INTERVENTION Provides services to address critical needs of Chicago’s families. Operating seven violence in homes and schools centers in communities with underserved populations, to keep individuals and families safe. Metropolitan provides the help and hope needed to encourage and empower families.

Metropolitan family services • 2010 annual report 3 Photo from left to right: Upward Bound student Lauren, Upward Bound staff Photo: Colleen Jones member Christine Brown, (Eddie not pictured)

Corliss Graduates are Upward Bound Long-term Leadership A simple flyer was all it took for Lauren and Eddie to take the Throughout her 36 years with Metropolitan Family Services, first step toward a new future. That’s how they learned about Colleen Jones, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating the Upward Bound program offered by Metropolitan Family Officer, says there have been many pivotal events that have Services at Corliss High School. Upward Bound is a federally helped the organization grow and thrive. Here are just a few: funded program that helps low-income, first-generation college- • “The decision to pursue public funding in the [mid] ‘80s bound high school students succeed in their quest for a four-year – a big decision at a time when 50 percent of the Agency’s college degree. funding came from the United Way. It provided opportunities for us to reach out to more individuals and families in need At Corliss High School, located on 103rd Street on Chicago’s far throughout Chicago. We’ve never looked back.” South Side, gangs, guns, drugs and street violence are pervasive. Corliss has a declining graduation rate that hovers around 50 • “The Campaign for Families, a major capital campaign in percent, and just over 40 percent for male students. Lauren and the mid ‘90s, not only funded investments in facilities, but Eddie are part of Corliss’ 2010 graduating class and were among also seeded new programs to address emerging needs in 20 seniors in Upward Bound. All 20 students have been accepted parenting and youth mentoring.” into college. Collectively they received more than $300,000 in • “New partnerships have created opportunities for college scholarships and grants. Metropolitan to stretch its impact in communities and schools. By partnering with the Chicago Housing Authority “Upward Bound is a lifeline for me, and I took full advantage of all in its Plan for Transformation, we’ve helped families settle that the program had to offer,” says Eddie, who earned the second into new housing and obtain new job skills and work highest diploma in his class. He is attending Purdue – Calumet and opportunities. We were one of the first organizations is pursuing an engineering degree where he can apply his love of selected by Polk Bros. Foundation to participate in the Full math. He received more than $7,000 a year in scholarships. “My Service Schools program. This served as a model for the 15 mom is really proud of me. We grew up not as fortunate as others, Community School programs Metropolitan now offers in so to be able to go to college has been my dream.” Chicago Public Schools.” “Over the years, we have served hundreds of thousands of Lauren was awarded a $20,000 Dell Foundation Scholarship, families. Our community-centered approach enables us to be along with other financial awards. She is attending State with families over time and provide services from cradle to University this fall where she is enrolled in the School of Family rocking chair. When families struggle with raising young children and Consumer Sciences. “My grades were always good, but with our early childhood services can help. As these children grow Upward Bound they got better. The counselors also helped me up, we provide school-based services and mentoring programs get it together and stay focused on what I wanted to do. I love for teens. Grandparents and seniors can turn to us when they Upward Bound!” face difficult times. Depending on what the family needs, we are there to help, or we help them find other resources.”

4 Metropolitan family services • 2010 annual report Clients, staff, donors, volunteers and leadership are all crucial components of the Metropolitan family.

Photo: Michelle Wheelhouse Photo from left to right: Tyler Lenczuk, Ashley Duchossois Joyce, Cobey Struckmeyer, Erich Struckmeyer, Jessica Green.

A Lawyer on LoaN A Third Generation Comes Together for Families “I’m a lawyer. But at times I am also a counselor, a friend, a The Duchossois cousins gathered to share their thoughts and the many safety planner and a financial advisor. I’m dealing with clients ways and reasons they are involved with Metropolitan Family Services. who are in a moment of crisis.” That’s how Michelle Wheelhouse describes her role in working with domestic violence survivors at Erich: When Cobey and I married and moved to Chicago, we Metropolitan’s Legal Aid Bureau. Michelle has been “on loan” knew we wanted to get involved in the community and be a part of for nearly a year to the Legal Aid Bureau’s Domestic Violence a young board. Ashley invited us to attend metropolis (the annual Team through a pro bono fellowship from Sidley Austin LLP. fundraiser presented by the Metro Board) and we really enjoyed Michelle works with survivors of domestic violence in civil the opportunity to meet other young professionals. I was raised family law situations. Her clients face significant obstacles – they with a sense of responsibility to give back in whatever way I can. have little or no financial resources, many have families to care At MFS, family is important. For the Duchossois, family is also for and feel that they have limited options.” very important. We feel Metropolitan Family Services is a good connection for us and does so much to help people and families “I couldn’t do it alone. It’s really a team effort with the Legal Aid in need. Metropolitan covers the whole spectrum of family. And, Bureau and a network of experts from Metropolitan’s Community [last year] metropolis raised almost $100,000 to help – it feels Centers. Many of our clients are in counseling with one of our good to be a part of that. Centers. We have a full time advocate, paralegal assistants and others who work together to help the client through their issues. Jessica: As a new mom, Make a Child Smile (one of Metropolitan’s We not only research each case and represent them in court, we major annual events) was a perfect event to get involved with as help clients prepare to testify and emotionally brace themselves it helps at-risk moms. Ashley and I both have the support of our for facing their abuser in court,” says Michelle. spouses and families to help us raise our children. I can’t imagine how hard it must be for some of these moms given the challenges “This has been an intense and challenging experience, but also a they face. I’m so glad that I can help in some way. I also think that very rewarding, opportunity both personally and professionally,” access to quality education is important and I like what MFS is says Michelle. She looks forward to continuing pro bono work doing to help kids through its after-school programs. once her fellowship ends in December 2010 and she joins Sidley Austin. “I have always believed in community work, and the Legal We’re part of a legacy of Duchossois family giving. We’ve seen Aid Bureau provides many volunteer opportunities for young the impact our parents have made in supporting cancer research attorneys. I will stay involved with the new Associate Board of and medicine, and the impact that can be made when you work the Legal Aid Bureau and enjoy sharing these experiences with together for a cause. Metropolitan Family Services is a perfect my fellow attorneys.” focus for our generation. When we all join together, we can make a much bigger impact. continued on page 7

Metropolitan family services • 2010 annual report 5 STATEMENT OF STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL POSITION Amounts in 000’s OPERATING REVENUE 2010 2009 Amounts in 000’s

ASSETS 2010 2009 Government Grants 16,376 15,439 Program Service Fees 6,438 6,599 Cash 199 116 Contributions 3,904 4,177 Receivables 4,545 3,826 United Way 2,506 3,120 Investments 33,941 31,924 Endowment Payout 2,390 2,795 Interest in trusts 12,811 11,872 Income from Trusts & Other Income 1,020 747 Property and equipment 17,261 17,639 Other 389 337 Total Operating Revenue 32,634 32,877

Total Assets 69,146 65,714 OPERATING EXPENSES

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Program Expenses Mental Health 6,038 6,806 Accounts payable and accruals 3,149 2,526 Child & Youth Development 6,772 6,181 Line of credit 800 1,250 Counseling 3,419 3,765 Notes payable 1,432 1,785 Older Adults 1,978 2,195 Bonds payable 12,700 12,700 Parent Development 2,034 2,193 Pension liability 7,409 6,604 Economic Stability 3,014 2,666 Other 2,683 1,763 Legal Aid 1,484 1,572 Violence Prevention & Intervention 643 613 Total Liabilities 28,173 26,628 Employee Assistance Network (EAN) 347 353 Public Policy 213 264 Net Assets 40,973 39,086 Total Program Expenses 25,942 26,608 Management & General 4,565 4,702 Total Liabilities and Net Assets 69,146 65,714 Fund Raising 1,281 1,433

Note: Amounts for 2010 are unaudited. Audited financial Total Operating Expenses 31,788 32,743 statements for FY 2010 will be available after October 21, 2010. Operating Surplus (Deficit) 846 134

OTHER CHANGES IN NET ASSETS

Depreciation & Amortization (676) (641) Net Investment Gains (Losses) 3,146 (12,463) Recognition of Pension Liability Under New Accounting Standard (805) (3,028) Change in Market Value of Interest Rate Swap (759) (1,056) Other 135 20

Non-Operating Activity 1,040 (17,168)

Total Change in Net Assets 1,886 (17,034)

Net Assets at Beginning of Year 39,086 56,120

Net Assets at End of Year 40,973 39,086

6 Metropolitan family services • 2010 annual report continued from page 5

STATISTICS Cobey: I was a kindergarten teacher, Operating Revenue but wasn’t working full time. For about a year, I volunteered at Metropolitan’s North Children’s Center helping out in 50% Government Grants the classroom. It was very meaningful and 20% Program Service Fees allowed me to be directly involved with 12% Contributions families. I also joined the Make a Child 8% United Way Smile Committee with Jessica. Having 7% Endowment Payout worked at the Children’s Center I could 3% Income from Trusts & Other Income see firsthand where the money that was raised by Make a Child Smile was going and how it helped low-income families. I like that many of Metropolitan’s Operating Expenses programs are research-based and have 21% Child & Youth Development been proven to work. 19% Mental Health Tyler: metropolis was my first exposure 14% Management & General to MFS – it’s a great event. Toward the 11% Counseling end of 2008, I started attending Metro 9.5% Economic Stability Board meetings and am now on the Metro 6.5% Parent Development Board. It’s an awesome place to meet 6% Older Adults young professional people who care about 5% Legal Aid giving back, the kind of people I want to 4% Fund Raising be associated with. Being around my mom 2% Violence Prevention & Intervention and grandfather, their commitment to 1% Employee Assistance Network (EAN) giving back to the community is infectious 1% Public Policy and provides a sense of pride. Metropolitan Family Services has been around for so long, there’s such a great history behind Clients Served by Program the organization. I’m impressed with how Metropolitan has always come to the need 20% 8,645 Legal Aid Bureau of the community over the years and has 17% 7,291 Child & Youth Development such a broad spectrum of services. If you 15% 6,624 Counseling want to get involved in something positive, 15% 6,389 Mental Health there’s probably an area within MFS that 9% 3,811 Older Adults will be of interest to you. With so many 8% 3,423 Economic Stability members of our family involved in MFS, it 7% 3,135 Parent Development shows how much it means to us. 7% 2,954 Information & Referral 2% 1,040 Employee Assistance Network (EAN) Ashley: Everyone in my family, my aunts 2% 666 Violence Prevention & Intervention and uncles, my parents and grandfather, 43,978 Total Clients Served they have all been wonderful role models. Helping others is in our blood. I’ve seen a lot of not-for-profit agencies whose heart Clients Served by CENTER is in the right place, but they don’t have 8,645 Legal Aid Bureau the professionalism, executive leadership 7,758 DuPage and business sense that Metropolitan 6,495 Calumet does. For many clients, Metropolitan’s 5,325 Midway employees are an extension of their family, 5,290 Southeast Chicago providing the support they wouldn’t 4,814 Southwest have otherwise. I feel in some ways 2,414 Evanston/Skokie Valley being part of the board and supporting 2,197 North Metropolitan’s efforts makes us a part of 1,040 Employee Assistance Network (EAN) their family too. 43,978 Total Clients Served

Metropolitan family services • 2010 annual report 7 THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS! Metropolitan Family Services wishes to recognize the many corporations, foundations and individuals whose financial support during fiscal year 2010 helped us to strengthen thousands of families throughout metropolitan Chicago.

Foundation, The Chicago Tribune $2,500 to $4,999 Citi Foundation ABC 7 Chicago 80% of children receiving Organization and The Dancing Skies Foundation Alexian Brothers Hospital Network Deloitte LLP Corporate Donors William Blair & Company mental health services at Dimon Award BP Fabric of America Fund Metropolitan last year improved Discover Financial Services $100,000 and Above Chicago Board of Education The Duchossois Family Foundation their ability to function, which The Chicago Community Trust Colman Family Philanthropic Fund Goldman, Sachs & Co. Kirkland & Ellis Foundation Community Bank Wheaton Glen surpasses the most recently Intren, Inc. Lawyers Trust Fund of Illinois Ellyn Jones Day recorded statewide benchmark Local Initiatives Support Corporation Crowe Horwath Kirkpatrick Family Charitable 5 McCormick Foundation Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP of 54%. Foundation Trust Polk Bros. Foundation Exchange Club of Naperville Loop Capital Foundation Sidley Austin LLP First Evangelical Lutheran Church McDonald’s Corporation Harris Bank/Hinsdale Lombard Family Foundation Honeywell Hometown Solutions McDougal Family Foundation $50,000 to $99,999 Heitman Mainstreet Organization of Realtors Ice Miller LLP William G. McGowan Charitable Latham & Watkins LLP Mangan Builders, Inc. Joint Civic Committee of Italian Bank of America Fund McDermott Will & Emery LLP McGladrey & Pullen, LLP Americans Women’s Division Nathan and Emily S. Blum Fund John W. Parmelee Trust Navigant Consulting, Inc. Mesirow Financial Lakeshore Coal Handling Corp. Charter One Foundation Dr. Scholl Foundation Packaging Personified, Inc. Midwest Bank & Trust Lisle Savings Bank JPMorgan Chase Foundation Square D Foundation Palos Medical Staff The Monarch Awards Foundation Inc. MH Equipment Wallace Foundation U.S. Cellular Perkins Coie LLP Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP North Shore Community Bank & Vegetable Juices, Inc. Naperville Jaycees Trust Company $25,000 to $49,999 Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Walgreen Co. Flom LLP Oberweis Asset Management and Northminster Presbyterian Church Anonymous WGN Radio 720 Neediest Kids Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal The Oberweis Funds Pediatric Dental Health Associates Baker & McKenzie Fund, a fund of the McCormick LLP Palos Park Presbyterian Community Reynolds Family Foundation The Chicago Bar Foundation Foundation Roger and Susan Stone Family Church Roseland Community Hospital, ComEd, An Exelon Company Wheaton Family Service League Foundation Park Place of Elmhurst Dian M. Powell, and Sharon The Duchossois Group, Inc. Winston & Strawn LLP Traffic Control & Protection Pattishall, McAuliffe, Newbury, Thurman Equal Justice Works Village of Lincolnwood Hilliard, & Geraldson LLP Rotary Club of Elmhurst Finnegan Family Foundation $5,000 to $9,999 Village Treasure House Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker Rotary Club of Skokie Valley Julius Frankel Foundation Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois West Suburban Bank LLP St. Michael’s United Church of Christ Harris Trust & Savings Bank Burke Warren MacKay & Serritella, Woodridge Junior Woman’s Club Phoenix Closures, Inc. US Bank Jenner & Block LLP P.C. The PrivateBank Wal-Mart Addison Bowman C. Lingle Trust Community Memorial Foundation $1,000 to $2,499 The Reichert Foundation Mayer Brown LLP DePaul University Rotary Club Chicago $250 to $499 Accenture The Northern Trust DuPage Community Foundation Rotary Club of Woodridge Alsdorf Foundation AT&T Nuveen Investments, Inc. Eimer Stahl Klevorn & Solberg LLP State Farm Insurance Aramark Management Services, L.P. B & D Industrial Chemicals, Inc. Reade Industrial Fund C.J. Erickson Plumbing Co. Storino, Ramello & Durkin Ariel Capital Management, Inc. Eugene S. and Elizabeth D. Buino Rowe Family Charitable Trust Max Goldenberg Foundation Dominique Wallace and Star Detective Baskes Family Foundation Charitable Foundation The Topfer Family Foundation Illinois Bar Foundation & Security Agency, Inc. Seymour A. Cohen Family Citizens for Gresk Illinois Tool Works, Inc. Walter and Caroline Sueske Coldwell Banker Residential $10,000 to $24,999 Foundation Janssen Charitable Trust Crist | Kolder Associates, LLC Brokerage Aileen S. Andrew Foundation Jay Johnson Charitable Trust Wheaton Bank & Trust Co. Edison International Community Bank of Elmhurst Arnold J. Simonsen Foundation KPMG LLP WTAS, Inc. Elmhurst College Community of African American Baxter International Inc. Leaders Bank Zion Consulting Elmhurst Memorial Healthcare Mental Health Professionals Grace Bersted Foundation PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP The First United Methodist Church (CAAMHP) Brinks Hofer Gilson & Lione Proskauer Rose LLP $500 to $999 of Glen Ellyn Ledall Edwards and Edwards Charter One Public Interest Law Initiative Glen Ellyn Family Service League Advisory Research, Inc. Fashions Unlimited Chicago Area Foundation for Legal B. T. Rocca, Jr. Foundation The H. B. B. Foundation Beemsterboer Inc. Environmental Systems Design, Inc. Services The TJX Foundation, Inc. Norman W. Harris Reserve Fund Berger Schatz Fennell Electric, Inc. The Horton Group Breckenridge Development Group Glen Ellyn Junior Woman’s Club Hub International Limited Community Chest of Lemont, Inc. Hamill Family Foundation Last year 97% of the 549 JA Flight Services, LLC Davis Friedman The Robert and Norma Hoaglund adoptive families in our Kayhan International Elmhurst Rotary Scholarship Charitable Gift Fund Joseph and Helen Komarek Esicon Consulting LLC Keep the Faith Foundation Adoption Preservation Program Foundation Evangelical Covenant Church of LG Development remained intact. 6 The Lefkofsky Family Foundation Hinsdale Market Strategies Sheldon L. & Pearl Leibowitz Grant Thornton LLP MB Charitable Foundation Foundation Heads and Threads Inc. McSherry & Associates 2

8 Metropolitan family services • 2010 annual report $2,500 to $4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart J. Babendir Mr. Jeff Hotz Mr. Christopher M. Bartoli Mr. R. T. Howell, Jr. Anonymous Last year, we helped 160 Ms. Tianne Bataille Ms. Carrie S. Hunker Mr. Carl Allegretti Mrs. Billie Bays Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hutchinson families at-risk of being evicted Mr. Eric D. Anderson Ms. Camille E. Bennett Tom Hynes and Carol Jones Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Helen to stay in their homes. Mr. Tobias Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Loren A. Jahn Arkes Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Blomberg Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jarmoszka The Ruth N. Barber CLAT Mr. Marcus E. Boggs Colleen and Jim Jones Mr. Erik D. Barefield Mr. David C. Bohan Mr. Daniel Robert Jones Organized With Style, Inc. Mrs. Nancy Hughes Mr. and Mrs. James R. Barney Mr. James L. Bostian Mr. and Mrs. Ray and Marilyn Jones Savant Capital Management, Inc. Mr. Tony Hunter Mr. Robert L. Berner, Jr. Mr. James T. Breen Richard L. Jones, Ph.D. The John and Kathleen Schreiber Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Ashley Mr. Mervin J. Block Ms. MaryRay Breen Mr. Harley Jordan Foundation Joyce Mr. Piyush Chaudhari Ronald and Ellen Brown Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Klein Suburban Bank & Trust Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Keiser Mr. Gary M. Elden Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Burke Mr. Robert C. Knuepfer III Mr. Thomas R. Kolder Pete Fawcett Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Butler Mr. Walter W. Kurczewski, Esq. Mr. Ronald Kropp Ms. Erin Gardiner Corporate, Mrs. Carrie Casper Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Larrick Mr. and Mrs. George Muccianti Estate of Alice M. Georgeson Ms. Julie Chavez Ms. Marie R. Larson Foundation and Mr. Steve Patton Mr. Bob Gibson/Clifton Gunderson Mr. Richard A. Chesley Mr. and Mrs. Todd Levine Law Firm Matching Mr. and Mrs. Michael Perlow LLP Mr. and Mrs. Joel Chestler Mr. Richard J. Loewenthal Mrs. Virginia J. Pillman Mr. and Mrs. Joel and Arla Gomberg Gifts Ms. Joan Cinquegrani Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Lombard Mr. Daniel F. Rahill Mr. Michael D. Graveline Mrs. Merle G. Cohen Mr. Richard C. Lyman ACE Charitable Foundation Ms. Eileen P. Scudder Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gulliver Ms. Stephanie Comer and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John P. MacCarthy Adams Street Partners Mr. Byron O. Spruell Mr. William D. Heinz Robert Craigie Mr. and Mrs. Eugene D. Malloy Allstate Donna, David, and Julia Tropp Mr. Mark S. Hoplamazian and Ms. George Dennis Conroy Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mazza Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc. Mr. Michael A. Vardas, Jr. Rachel D. Kohler John and Emily Costigan Mr. J.R. McBride Bank of America Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. Coughlan Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Meyer The Chicago Tribune $5,000 to $9,999 Jeff Lowe & The Lowe Group Mark and Connie Crane Mrs. Aspasia Apostolakis Miller Dover Corporation Anonymous Mr. Edward W. Lyman, Jr. Mr. Timothy S. Crane Mr. Michael I. Miller Goldman, Sachs & Co. Mr. Brian Augustian Mr. John L. MacCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Domenick Ms. Sandra Murphy Harris Trust & Savings Bank Mr. and Mrs. Cushman B. Bissell, Jr. Mr. David Martin D’Alessandro Howard and Stephanie Natinsky Illinois Tool Works, Inc. Ms. Therese M. Bobek Mr. and Mrs. Glenn M. Mazade Mr. Muller Davis P.C. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Oleniczak Kraft Foods Mr. Charles B. Boehrer Mr. Mark J. McCarville Ms. Ann C. Dee Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Omundson Madison Plastics USA, Ltd. Mrs. Erica Canzona Mr. and Mrs. Denny Moore Mr. Charles Denison Mr. and Mrs. Peyton H. Owen, Jr. McCormick Foundation Mr. Robert C. Carr Mr. Jeffrey R. Platt Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dietz Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Provenzano McDonald’s Corporation Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Carton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Pultz Mr. R. Bruce Duchossois Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Pyrcik, Jr. Merrill Lynch Ms. Jennifer Comparoni Barb and Lindsay Rapp Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Ehlers Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Rand Microsoft John and Jan Cregier Mr. and Mrs. David S. Rhind Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Eisenberg Mr. and Mrs. Stan R. Razny, Jr. The Northern Trust Mr. Peter D. Crist Robert and Susan Rose P.h.D. Mr. Fred Eychaner Mr. and Mrs. George G. Rinder PCS Administration (USA), Inc. Ms. Kimberly Duchossois Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rothman Ms. Pamela Popeil and Mr. William Mr. Bart Rocca PNC Capital Advisors Ms. Christine Edwards Ms. Sophia Ruffolo K. Faber Mr. John L. Ross Polk Bros. Foundation Mr. Wade Fetzer Mrs. Laurie F. Shults Mr. Zachary T. Fardon Mr. Tom Sawyer Prudential Michael and Valerie Foradas Mrs. Catherine M. Siegel Jorge Farr-Aguilar Mr. William Schmidt Square D Foundation Mr. Steven R. Gilford Glyn and Marleen Skerrett Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fealy Mr. Michael J. Silverstein U.S. Cellular Ms. Kristine Martz Givens Philip and Sarah Stamatakos Ms. Kelly A. Fetzer Ms. Leslie M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gorsky James and Lael Stanczak Dr. Marny Fetzer Phil and Liz Smith Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Imburgia, Sr. Mr. Matthew Turk Individual Donors Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Franco Ms. Elizabeth L. Snyder Mr. W. Kirk James $1,000 to $2,499 Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Gibson Mr. Patrick W. Spangler $100,000 and Above Pat and Jenny Kernan Mr. Arthur D. Goodrich Mr. Jon and Mrs. Kim Stapleton Mr. L. B. Lea Anonymous Anonymous Mr. Bradley C. Graveline Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Stephens Mr. C. Kenneth Love Mr. Hall Adams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William S. Gray Myrna and Kristofer Swanson $50,000 to $99,999 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Manilow Mr. and Mrs. Alexander C. Allison Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Green Ms. LaJewell Thompson Mr. Terry M. McCaffrey The Miriam Almond Elson Living The Morris L. Parker Fund Mr. Stephen M. Griesemer The Honorable Bonnie M. Wheaton Mr. John V. N. McClure Trust Mr. John W. Haben Mr. James A. White Mr. Alan E. Peterson/Robinwood Mr. John Amboian and Mrs. Ann $25,000 to $49,999 Mr. Wallace W. Harris, Jr. Mrs. William T. White, Jr. Consulting L. Amboian Richard and Martha Melman Ms. Leslie Wilson Mr. Cordell Reed Mrs. Lynn S. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Zak Ms. Loretta Rosenmayer Mr. Brian J. White Mr. and Mrs. Gary and Lisa Last year we kept 259 children $500 to $999 Schenkman $10,000 to $24,999 with severe emotional and Mr. Scott Solberg Anonymous Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Erich and Cobey behavioral problems from Mr. and Mrs. Jason Adams Mr. Frank M. Clark Struckmeyer being hospitalized, saving an Mr. Gavin Campbell and Ms. Diana Mrs. Karen Crotty Mr. James E. Thompson Aixala Mr. and Mrs. John George Mr. John Trinta estimated $3.9 million in Mr. and Mrs. Darrin R. Bacon Mr. C. Gary Gerst Ms. Debbie K. Wright 4 Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Banker Mr. David F. Graham inpatient care costs. Mr. Phillip Bellagamba Mr. Roger Hochschild

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Mr. Timothy Bishop and Ms. Ms. Ruby L. Larkin Robert and Karol Karlblom Helene B. Greenwald Mr. Dean Leffelman Ms. Kathleen Jamieson Katz Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Blesi Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Leopold Last year 97% of children Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Ben and Molly Bradley Steve and Valerie Madry Mrs. Helen P. Kirkpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Brown Ms. Robin Maher in our Safe Start program Ms. Ola B. Kirksey Mr. and Mrs. John Bucksbaum Ms. Barbara Goodman Manilow were shielded from re-exposure Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Klein Ms. Julie Burke Bruce, Jeanne, and A.J. Marcus Ms. Virginia M. Knuepfer Mr. and Mrs. Al Butkus Mr. Larry W. Martin to violence compared to 77% Mr. Daniel G. Kozera Mrs. Gretchen Scholl Cahn Patricia and Robert Mathis for all Safe Start providers in Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kubiesa Marcy and Greg Carlin Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. McFadden Mrs. Muriel A. Kuhs 1 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Carmody Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Melman Chicago and 66% nationally. Mr. and Mrs. Karl F. Kulhanek Ms. Gina Caruso and Mr. David Ms. Virginia G. Monroe Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kyle Wilson Deborah and John Muller Mrs. Claudia Lane Mr. Brian Clark Mrs. Thomas O. Myers, Jr. Ms. Tanya Terry-Cobbin Ms. Eva Chess Ms. Jane Leary Mr. Patrick Collins Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Olsen Mr. Mike Thomas Mr. Richard K. Durning and Ms. Mr. Tyler Lenczuk Mr. Stanton R. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Brian O’Malley Mr. James K. Toohey Lina Cramer Mr. Dave Lilek Mr. John P. Corvino, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. John O’Toole Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Tullman Mrs. Barbara Flynn Currie Mr. William S. Lipsman Mr. Michael A. Corwin Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ursin Ms. Patricia E. Davisson Mr. Andrew B. Loulousis Mr. and Mrs. Alan and Lori Crane Mr. Chet Phillips Ms. Dorothy O. Walton Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Dearborn Mr. Joseph Lucas Ms. Valerie Crotty and Mr. Peter Mr. and Mrs. Hadley C. Pihl Liane K. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Dee Ms. Barbra Luce-Turner Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Nick Polizzi Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Delaney Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lullo Mr. Robert E. Curley Mr. Lee Polk Mr. Robert H. Nutt and Ms. The Honorable and Mrs. Pete Dr. Kimberly A. Mann Mr. and Mrs. James J. D’Ambrosio, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. James D. Pollock Claudia A. Wolf DiCianni Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mazza Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Denison Ms. Kristin Pollock Mr. and Mrs. Ray Yambor Mr. Matthew G. Disparte Ms. Davida McDaniel Mr. Christopher J. Doherty and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Prussian Mr. Terrence Donnelly Mr. Brian J. McLean Jeananne G. Digan Mr. Ronald Pullie $250 to $499 Mr. and Mrs. Sean Durkin Mr. and Mrs. James F. McSherry Mr. Phil Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Marc Reinisch Ms. Mary L. Abney Mr. Edwin W. Eisendrath and Ms. Ms. Mia Farrow T. Melton Mr. Jeffrey Dow Mr. and Mrs. James T. Rhind Ms. Shelly Aschkenase Jennifer A. Schulze Mr. Randy Mitchell and Ms. Lisa Mrs. Carrie A. Durkin Larry and Carol Riebold Mr. Stephen Aultz Ms. Barbara Ellson and Reverend Gregg Mr. and Mrs. Harun and Laura Mr. and Mrs. Anthony V. Romano Ms. Valerie P. Avery Frank Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. David J. Neithercut Durudogan Mr. and Mrs. Scott Rose Mr. and Mrs. John T. Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Mark Feldman Mr. Timothy Newbold Dr. Lynne R. Eramo and Mr. John Mr. Lewis Rosenbloom Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Barba Mrs. Debra T. Friedlein Dennis and Judy Newton J. Eramo Ms. Kathleen K. Rummel Mr. Lester L. Barclay Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Friedman Mr. and Mrs. James Pajauskas Mr. and Mrs. Norbert A. Florek Mrs. Stacey Sather Mr. Dan Barlow Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pavlicek Mr. and Mrs. David and Susan Mr. Glenn Schneider Dr. and Mrs. William Barrows Mr. Wil Gaitan Mr. and Mrs. Greg Pearson Geiselhart Mr. and Mrs. David Schwartz Ms. Susan Besch Mr. Umrai S. Gill Mr. Paul Peppers Mr. C. Graham S. Gerst Ms. Diana Palomar Scott Ms. Ann Bjerke Mr. and Mrs. James J. Glasser Mr. and Mrs. Dave Perez Mr. Robert Gerstein Ms. Melissa Cover Selinger Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. Block III Mr. and Mrs. William Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Simon G. Perutz Mr. Leonard C. Goodman Mr. Joseph E. Shipley Mr. Clarence Bourne Mr. Michael Golub Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Ms. Connie Greene Ms. and Mr. Louise Silberman Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bousum, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Todd and Suzie Golub Philipsborn Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mr. Robert Sobiech Mr. and Mrs. Peter Breen Ms. Lesley Prizant Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Mark Potter Greenebaum, Jr. Mr. Rick K. Spears Mr. Mark Brown Mr. Pete Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Purcell Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hagan Mr. John Stanek Mrs. Priscilla Buenger Mr. Victor Grimm and Ms. Mr. Eric A. Reeves Mr. John Hanner Allison and Max Steinhauser Ms. Eileen F. Byrne and Mr. Jeffrey Kathleen Grady Dr. Geralynn Renner Mr. Jim Harkness Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Stevens W. Richards Mayor Michael and Kathleen Gresk Ms. Leaster Robinson-Fonville Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Heidrick Mr. Donald M. Stewart Ms. Mary Jean Cardwell Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gross Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Rodman Mr. Grant Hellwarth Mr. Earl J. Strassberger and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. David Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Gutfreund Mr. Allen A. Rodriguez and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hickey Suzanne Friedman Strassberger Mr. and Mrs. Barry A. Chatz Edward and Mary Kay Haben Olinda Lemus Mrs. Mary P. Hines Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Taubeneck Mr. Mark Chesney Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Hadraba Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Root Ms. Dana Hirt Mr. and Mrs. Hill Hammock Professor David S. Ruder Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Hudock Ms. Nadine Harris-Clark Mr. Daniel Sandlin Ms. Greta Huizenga-Giesen and Last year, our Employee Mr. Jeffrey P. Helbling and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel N. Schuchardt Mark Giesen Peri Altan Ms. Laura Shallow Mr. Graham Hunter Assistance Network helped Bob and Janet Helman Ms. Stephanie Shinn Mr. and Mrs. Denis O. Hurley 1,040 clients from 47 Dr. Joan M. Hill Ms. Penne S. Silverman Ms. Beatrice James-Moore Ms. Jeanette Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Simon Mr. and Mrs. Alan Kacic different companies remain Mr. Taylor Hustead Mr. and Mrs. Jerome W. Slater, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Katten productive at work by helping Ms. Barbara J. Irwin Ms. Molly Smith Gerard and Eileen Kelly Reverend Michael D. Jacobs Ms. Paula Spears Mr. Donald G. Kempf, Jr. them cope with challenges such Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jennrich Mr. Robert M. Star Mr. Gerould Kern as marital/relational problems, Ms. Carol B. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Stendel Ollie M. Knight and Melody L. Seaton Mr. Roger K. Johnson Mr. John Stitzell Ms. Taylor Knight depression and anxiety as well Mr. Thomas Scott Jones Dr. Melinda Stolley Ms. Laura Kofoid and Mr. David as legal and financial issues. Mr. Harlan Petersen and Ms. Joan Ms. Wanda Sutherland Ricci Kaladjian Mr. and Mrs. Scott Swanson Mr. Bradley G. Lane Mr. Arthur O. Kane Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tauber

10 Metropolitan family services • 2010 annual report Ms. Robin Tillotson Kammholz Mark and Connie Crane Ms. Judith M. Toenings Walgreen Co. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crewe Mr. Brian Tufts Winston & Strawn LLP Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Crowe Last year our In-home Respite Mrs. Elizabeth K. Twede Dr. David W. Cugell program provided in-home Joanna and Dan Valliere Mrs. Lucinda S. Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Wahlgren Silver Family Circle Mr. John D’Arcy, Jr. services to 74 clients. By Dr. Craig S. Washington Metropolitan Family Services wishes Mrs. Harry F. De Larme the end of that year, 85% Mrs. Barbara H. West to thank the members of the Silver Mr. James A. Delaney, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wieseneck Family Circle for more than twenty- Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Delaney were still living at home Mr. Chip Wille five years of continuous support of Deloitte LLP families. Bold denotes fiscal year and did not need to move to a Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Wille Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley 2010 new members. 8 Mrs. Liane K. Williams Foundation higher level of care. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Dordick Ms. Cheryl Worsham Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Adams Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP Mr. Seth Yohalem Mrs. Phyllis Sommers Akos Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. L. Bates Lea Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Eric Yondorf Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Allen Mr. David P. Eller Otto W. Lehmann Foundation Mr. Earl N. Solon, M.D. Mr. Corey D. Zimmerman and Ms. The Honorable Robert J. Anderson Ms. Erma P. Ellman Mr. and Mrs. John G. Levi Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Sparrow Gayle Arlen Mrs. Roger Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Alex Elson Mr. and Mrs. Jon R. Lind Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Stendel Mr. Steven Zuckerman Anesi, Ozmon, Rodin, Novak & Miss Mary E. Erskine Bowman C. Lingle Trust Mrs. Edna M. Stewart Kohen, Ltd. Mr. Dwight W. Fawcett Mrs. Barbara F. Link Mr. and Mrs. David M. Stone Arnstein & Lehr LLP Mr. Charles R. Feldstein Gold Family Circle Dr. and Mrs. Henry S. Loeb Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Stracks Mr. and Mrs. Willard W. Askew Mr. and Mrs. Wade Fetzer Metropolitan Family Services Mr. Richard J. Loewenthal Mrs. Ruth M. Swislow Mrs. Marguerite P. Aull Fisk, Kart & Katz wishes to thank the following Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Maca Mr. Melvin A. Traylor, Jr. Bank of America Mr. James G. Flood contributors for their extraordinary Mrs. Beatrice C. Mayer Mrs. Elizabeth K. Twede Mrs. Langdon Barber Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Forbes commitment to families for more Robert R. McCormick Tribune Mr. and Mrs. Timothy H. Ubben than fifty years. Barnes & Thornburg LLP Mrs. Zollie S. Frank Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Renato Velasquez Mrs. Rosalind Barnow Mr. and Mrs. Alan L. Friedlander McDermott, Will & Emery Mr. Harry L. Vincent, Jr. The Aspegren Charitable Ms. Gerda A. Behrend Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Friefeld McMaster-Carr Supply Company Rabbi Burton H. Wax Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Orville B. Berkson Mr. Robert W. Galvin Mr. James F. McNulty, Jr. Mrs. William T. White, Jr. Mr. William H. Avery Dr. and Mrs. Ira J. Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Geisel Mrs. Rita Meltzer Mr. and Mrs. William D. Weaver Baker & McKenzie LLP Mr and Mrs. Cushman B. Bissell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. Gary Gerst Mr. and Mrs. Milton Minkin Mr. Joseph M. Weil Mr. R. Emmett Bailey Dr. Harold A. Black Mrs. James R. Getz Ms. Virginia G. Monroe Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Weiss The George A. Bates Memorial Mr. Mervin J. Block Max Goldenberg Foundation Mr. John R. Montgomery III Mr. James M. Wells Foundation Mrs. Rosalie Blonder Dr. and Mrs. Melvin J. Goldstein Mr. J. Clifford Moos W.P. & H.B. White Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James J. Brice Nathan and Emily S. Blum Fund Dr. and Mrs. Arnold A. Gombiner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Nathan Mr. Robert B. Wilcox Chapman and Cutler LLP Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Bosler Mr. James P. Gorter Mrs. Charles F. Nims Mr. Orrin R. Williams Defrees & Fiske Brinks Hofer Gilson & Lione Mr. Lawrence W. Gougler Mrs. William C. Norby Williams, Montgomery & John, Ltd. Fischel & Kahn, Ltd. Mr. Peter G. Broustis Gould & Ratner The Northern Trust Mr. John B. Wolff Mrs. Margaret C. Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Bruce Mr. and Mrs. William S. Gray Mr. and Mrs. William R. Oostenbrug Mrs. Ann Wolff James C. Hemphill Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Harvey H. Bundy III Mr. John K. Greene Susan and Edward Oppenheimer Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Woods Mr. Robert S. Ingersoll Mrs. Gretchen Scholl Cahn Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S. Hahn Overgaard & Davis Mr. and Mrs. Eric Yondorf Mr. Robert T. Isham Ms. Mary Jean Cardwell Julie and Parker Hall John W. Parmelee Trust Ms. Jaquelyn Zevin Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Jacobs Mr. Peter R. Carney Ms. Mildred C. Hall Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Parsons Jenner & Block LLP Mrs. Ernest Cheslow Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Hanson Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Patinkin Fred B. Jones Special Fund Mr. Irving V. Clarke Harris Trust & Savings Bank IN HONOR OF Mrs. John G. Patterson Kirkland & Ellis LLP Mr. and Mrs. John J. Coffey III Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hass Gifts were made in honor of the Pattishall, McAuliffe, Newbury, Mayer Brown LLP Mr. and Mrs. Seymour A. Cohen Mr. Robert A. Helman following individuals: Hilliard & Geraldson Albert Pick Jr. Fund Clarence L. & Lillian S. Coleman Miss Ruth J. Hess Pepper Companies Inc. Helen Arkes Sidley Austin LLP Foundation Mrs. Mary P. Hines Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Piette Alexander Brown Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal LLP Colman Family Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. Jerome J. Hochberg Mr. and Mrs. Hadley C. Pihl Jean and Robert Carton Mr. and Mrs. James R. Tomashek Mr. Gordon R. Corey Mr. and Mrs. William Bruce Hoff Charitable Trusts William Cole Vedder, Price, Kaufman & Mr. Nelson D. Cornelius Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Howe Mr. Norman Radloff Wilda J. Dailey Ms. Frances B. Corwin Mr. Samuel W. Hunt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer H. Raymond Muller Davis Mr. Seymour Jaffe Ms. Bonnie C. Rhim Sister Anna Doyle Edward R. James Partners, LLC Mr. and Mrs. George G. Rinder The Duchossois Family Last year our Legal Aid Mr. John E. Jeuck Mr. and Mrs. Dan Roin Richard Durning Mrs. W. Allen Johnson Bureau helped clients obtain Rooks Pitts Bill Erickson Mr. Scott Jones Mr. and Mrs. Warner A. Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Wade Fetzer 195 custody orders, 156 Robert and Karol Karlblom Ms. Elizabeth D. Rothermel Kristine Martz Givens Mrs. Doris J. Keller Orders of Protection and Rothschild, Barry & Myers Susie Golub Mrs. Ida C. Kelly Schiff Hardin LLP Robert N. Grant $733,032 in ordered child Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Kempf, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Schneider Frances Gray KPMG LLP support. Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Schwartz, Jr. Roger Johnson Law Offices of Corboy & Mr. and Mrs. Morton N. Seaman The grandchildren of Fran and Ed Demetrio, P.C. Seyfarth Shaw LLP Kaplan: Eli, Jake, Miles and Asher Lawyers Trust Fund of Illinois Michael Mazza and Family

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Chicago Blackhawks Mr. Jorge Farr-Aguilar Hinda Incentives Chicago Bulls Ms. Kelly A. Fetzer Hollywood Blvd. Last year 100% of students Chicago Cubs The Field Museum Hooters Chicago History Museum The Fireplace Inn Mr. Gregg Horowitz enrolled in our Upward Bound The Chicago Jazz Ensemble First Choice Bank Horseshoe Casino program graduated and were Chicago Shakespeare Theatre Fit with Krit Hub 51 Five Grain Events Hubbard Street Dance Chicago accepted into a university or Chicago Symphony Orchestra Ms. Marge Flashing In-Print Graphics college. We also helped the The Chicago Tribune Flat Top Grill iO Theater Chicago White Sox Floriole Bakery and Café Ms. Tamima Itani college-bound graduates Chicago Wolves Foot Locker Ivy secure $329,000 in college Chicago Zoological Society Four Corners Taverns Group JA Air Charter 10 Bob Chinn’s Crabhouse Four Winds Casino Resort JA Flight Services, LLC scholarships. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Cholewa Frankies on the Park Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Jacobs Cinemark@7Bridges Frost Jazz Record Mart Ms. Joan Cinquegrani Ms. Shirley Fulcher Jenny’s Steak House The Melman Family Ann Sather Restaurants CircEsteem Furla Jewel-Osco The attorneys and staff in the local Anthony’s Italian Ice Citizens for Gresk Girl and the Goat The office of Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Aramark Management Services, L.P. Classic Cinemas Smoak and Stewart, P.C. Argo Tea Classic Kids Palos Community Hospital’s Mr. and Mrs. Michael Arkes Club Lucky Administrative Staff The Art Institute of Chicago Colonial Cafe Last year our parent Virginia and Stanley Pillman of Roosevelt Comcast SportsNet /Harry Carry's development programs fully Ann Reinisch University ComEd, An Exelon Company Eileen Rosete Mr. and Mrs. Darrin R. Bacon Coty Inc. immunized more than 1,500 Bryon and Namita Ruffin Mr. Erik D. Barefield Country Club Hills Theater children saving the state Zachary Schenkman Ms. Mydia Barker Country House Restaurant Bennett Reid Struckmeyer Ms. Kate Barnes of Illinois an estimated Sandra Stumme Barry Aluminum and Windows, Inc. Credit Union One/American Express $21,750 in healthcare costs Lynn and Allen Turner Baxter International Inc. Crist | Kolder Associates, LLC Don and Joyce Ursin Beadniks Mrs. Karen Crotty and keeping the children 2 Barbara Winkelman bella carte paperie Mrs. Sharon R. D’Alessandro healthy and in school. Sister Margaret Wright Belmont Village daVinci Group Beverly Arts Center of Chicago Mr. Mark DeBolt IN MEMORY OF Ms. Elizabeth A. Blanke Cindy DeBois and American Blossoms of Hawaii Floral Glasses, Ltd. Johnathon Chicago Gifts were made in memory of Massage Network Blue Chip Casino Glen Ellyn Family Service League John’s Place Restaurant the following individuals: DePaul University Merle Reskin Mr. Howard G. Goldstein Mr. Dick Johnson Blue Plate Theatre Scott Alvord The Ms. Kimberly Johnston Bodega Ramos Dinkel’s Bakery Betty Balling Gordon Food Service Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Ashley Boka Disney/ABC/ESPN Jane Templeton Bryson Mr. Michael D. Graveline Joyce The Boundary Tavern and Grille Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dominy Don Eisinger Mayor Michael and Kathleen Gresk Juicy-O Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bousum, Jr. Doubletree Hotel Oak Brook Sally Fetzer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gulliver JW Marriott Hotel Washington, DC Ms. Karen Bridges Downers Grove Ice Arena Bernice Goldblatt HMD Academy of Tae Kwon Do Mr. Thomas Kane Brilliant Sky Toys & Books Dr. Bombay Joann Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Hadraba Kane County Cougars DraftFCB Connie Kane H+A International, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kanikula Brunswick Zone Carol Stream DuPage Children’s Museum Dick Meadows Hall’s Rental Service, Inc. Ms. Theresa Keilman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Buddig East Bank Club Mrs. Robert Noel HALO [FOR MEN] Mrs. Kathleen E. Kesselring Buddy Guy’s Legends Edward Fox Photography Melvin Powell Mr. and Mrs. Breck F. Hanson Kim and Scott’s Gourmet Pretzels Build a Bear Workshop Elston Ace Hardware John D. Purdy Hard Rock Cafe Chicago KIND Café La Cave Emotia Charles Smith Harpo Studios, Inc. King Car Wash Caffe Baci enzee boutique Fern Spinosa Ms. Elizabeth D. Harrington Mr. and Mrs. David R. Knuepfer Jeff Bibik Equity Office Properties Gay Starrak Mr. Wallace W. Harris, Jr. Mr. Robert C. Knuepfer III Leslie Caligiuri The Essence Suites Muriel Stehney Harris Bank Argo Mr. Robert C. Knuepfer, Jr. Calypso Café eta Creative Arts Foundation James Walker Harris Bank Frankfort Ms. Therese Kocal Caribou Coffee Company, Inc. Famous Dave’s Ms. Patricia Heintzelman Kohl Children’s Museum Carol’s Cookies Fantasy Kingdom Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Carmody Kukuc Photography Gifts in Kind Castle Rock Entertainment Mr. Randy Kurtz Adler Planetarium & Astronomy CBS 2 Chicago Kute Kouture Cookies, Inc. Museum Champs Sports Last year volunteer attorneys Vlada Kutseyko and Facial Boutique Adventure Stage Chicago Charlie Trotter’s Restaurant worked on 157 cases and L2O AirTran Airways Charter One Ms. Marcia Lamoureux AKF Entertainment Check, Please! donated 3,044 hours of legal Latin Street Dance Chicago work to the Legal Aid Bureau. Leslie Car Wash American Girl Chicago Architecture Foundation Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc. Chicago Bears Mrs. Marta E. Levine

12 Metropolitan family services • 2010 annual report Rhapsody Weber-Stephen Products Company Ms. Jennifer Richardson Webster Wine Bar The Legal Aid Bureau Ritz-Carlton Hotel Co. Mayor Dwight W. Welch and the Riviera Hotel & Casino Country Club Hills Theater hosted 29 “Know Your Ms. Leaster Robinson-Fonville The Westin Lombard Yorktown Rights” workshops providing Rosebud Restaurants Center Ms. Sophia Ruffolo Wheaton Meat Co. guidance to 367 community Ruja Inc. Florist Wheaton Park District residents last year. Ms. Kathleen K. Rummel Wheaton Sport Center Ms. Judy Runge White Pines Golf Dome Sara Lee Corporation Mr. Mark Wiktor Sassoon Salon Chicago Willowbrook Dominick’s Levy Restaurants Musical Magic Mr. and Mrs. Gary and Lisa Ms. Leslie Wilson Mr. Paris Lewis and MetLife My Favorite Things Schenkman Mr. Robert H. Nutt and Ms. Liberty Creative Solutions My Gym Children’s Fitness Center Ms. Lorene Schlie Claudia A. Wolf Lillstreet Art Center Mrs. Thomas O. Myers, Jr. Mr. Allen Schwartz Wow Bao Lincoln Park Athletic Club Nacional 27 Mr. and Mrs. David Schwartz Ms. Debbie K. Wright Lincoln Park Zoo Naperville Running Co. Mr. Jeff Schwartz The Frank Lloyd Wright Living Mindfully Yoga Navigant Consulting, Inc. Preservation Trust Mr. Joe Locascio Mr. and the late Mrs. Carl Neumann Ms. Mary L. Selander WXRT-FM The Lodge at Calistoga Nordstrom’s Sepia Restaurant Yorktown Center Lookingglass Theatre Company North Pond Shakespeare Theatre Company Ms. Susan Zajac Lou Malnati’s Pizzeria Northlight Theatre John G. Shedd Aquarium Zane’s Cycles Lucky Strike Lanes Lombard Mr. Rich Nye Ms. Jaclyn Simpson Zanies Comedy Night Club Mr. Christopher Lueking Oceanique Restaurant SitBaby, Inc. Luxury Nails & Spa Old Town School of Folk Music Six Flags Great America We gratefully acknowledge gifts Lynfred Winery Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Olsen received during fiscal year 2010. Smallish Art Although every effort is made One North Kitchen & Bar Smart Jewelers to avoid errors, occasionally an Made by Hands Organizing Solutions for You Mr. Art Smith error may occur. Please accept our Mr. Eugene D. Malloy Orvis sincere apologies if your name has Southwest Airlines been omitted or incorrectly spelled Mr. and Mrs. John Manilow Oscar Isberian Rugs Spare Time Incorporated or listed. We would appreciate Dr. Kimberly Mann Panera SpaSoak you notifying us so we may make Mark Brown Photography Park Hyatt Chicago and NoMi corrections to our records. To Ms. Lynne Staley request a change, please contact Mary Macaroni Parkways Foundation Starbucks Barbara Winkelman in External Max and Benny’s Restaurant and Deli Pastoral Artisan Cheese, Bread and Starbucks - Glen Ellyn Affairs at 312-986-4121 or Max & Erma’s Restaurant [email protected]. Wine Steppenwolf Theatre Company Maxwell Vintage and Custom Drums Pazazz Modeling Troupe Marianne Strokirk Salon Mr. and Mrs. Glenn M. Mazade The Peninsula Chicago Mr. Erich Struckmeyer Ms. Mary Ellen Mazza Ms. Rhonda Perdue Structural Engineers Association Mr. Michael Mazza Peregrine Recording Studios of Illinois Mr. J.R. McBride Perennial Restaurant Stuart-Rodgers Photography Mr. James F. McSherry Phillies Pizza Bar & Grill Studio 209 Medieval Times Plano Molding Summers Estate Wines Mr. Tony Medlin Ms. Kristin Pollock Sur La Table Richard and Martha Melman Pomegranate Cafe Mr. John A. Svoboda Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Jim Porter Sweet Mandy B’s Meyer Landscaping Potash Bros. Market Sybaris Moller Financial Services Mr. Paul P. Pyrcik, Jr. Tall Ship Adventures of Chicago Mr. James Montgomery Ms. Judith Quittner Seizys Tasting deVine The Morton Arboretum RA Sushi Bar Restaurant Tasting deVine Cellars moto restaurant The Mount Vernon Ladies’ Razny Jewelers Time Out Chicago Kids Association of the Union Redeye To Dye For Hair Studio Muntu Dance Theatre Reichardt Cleaners Town & Country Distributors, Inc. Museum of Science and Industry Mr. and Mrs. Marc Reinisch Traverso’s Jim and Paulette Trenhaile Donna, David, and Julia Tropp Last year our Adoption TRU Preservation program helped Truefitt & Hill Truffles Interior Design Studio to eliminate an estimated Turner+Cunniff $21 million in foster care U.S. Cellular The Venue at Horseshoe Casino 7 costs. Mr. Damian N. Walch Charles Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Alan Warms

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In all instances, last year refers to FY2010 Endowments and bequests are two of the most effective ways which runs from July 1, 2009 to June 30, to show your support for the amazing strength of families. 2010 1.) Safe Start. (n.d.). Communities working Metropolitan Family Services would like to recognize the together to help children exposed to violence: Findings from phase 1 of the Safe following individuals who have expressed their commitment Start initiative. North Bethesda, MD: Author. 2.) Our programs fully immunized 97% to families through current endowment or future estate gifts. percent of children served. This compares to data from the 2009 US National Immunization Survey, which reported Special RECOGNITION that 72% of kids were fully immunized in Metropolitan Family Services gratefully acknowledges the following Chicago, 65.8% for the rest of Illinois, gifts made through estate giving: and 70.9% nationally. Our country saves $14.50 in direct and indirect costs for The Morris L. Parker Fund every dollar invested in giving the hepatitis B vaccine to infants at birth to two months Alice M. Georgeson of age. Every dollar our nation spends on measles-mumps-rubella vaccine generates about $23 in total savings – or about $9 Family Trust billion each year. (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention). Metropolitan Family Services gratefully acknowledges the following individuals who have expressed their commitment to families through current endowment or future estate gifts: 3.) Kalmuss, D.S., & Namerow, P.B. (1994). Subsequent childbearing among teenage mothers: The determinants of a closely Anonymous Rhona and Julian Frazin John and Lisa McClure spaced second birth. Family Planning Natalie Anenberg Virginia and Gary Gerst Martha and Richard Melman Perspectives, 26(4), 149-153,159.

Patricia Ashbrook Julie and Parker Hall Elisabeth Mueller 4.) The average price of an inpatient Judy Bissell Elizabeth Harrington Phyllis and Edgar Peara psychiatric hospitalization for a child was Jane and Robert Holzkamp Barbara Petersen $15,400 in 2006. In FY10 our SASS Mrs. Theodore C. Buenger program helped to eliminate an estimated Robert and Darden Carr Lawrence Howe Ginger and Stanley Pillman cost of $3,988,600 in inpatient care Dennis Conroy Jerry James and Kitty Bliss John D. Purdy services alone (259 kids X $15,400). Jennifer Straub Corrigan & Carol B. Johnson Beth Dovenmuehle Rothermel 5.) 2008 CMHS Uniform Reporting System Patrick Corrigan Arthur O. Kane Patrick J. Schauer (URS) Output Tables 5/29/2009 Out7SC, p.19. Frances Brown Corwin Richard L. Jones Eileen P. Scudder and Emily and John Costigan Bob Knuepfer Russ Zimmermann 6.) Only 12 children or less than 3% of all children served had to be returned to DCFS. Wilda J. Dailey Nancy and Robb Knuepfer, Jr. Alfreda Shapere Marie and Craig Duetsch Marcia and Dave Knuepfer Laurie and Jim Shults 7.) The average cost per child in foster care is $40,000 on a national scale. Jan and Jerry Erickson Richard Loewenthal John Stitzell Robert and Anne Faurot Anne and Ed Lyman Donna and David Tropp 8.) This compares to 71% from a state study Bev and Wade Fetzer Nancy Lynn and Andy Teitelman of frail elderly who received home care services in FY07.

9.) For 2008, in the Metro Chicago area the estimated amount of income paid by the State of Illinois could have been as much as $2,221,180,466 based on a maximum award per unemployed person. In addition, We invite you to consider including Metropolitan Family Services the amount of total net lost income could have been as much as $2,341,752,667. in your estate plan. Potential benefits include: Since FY02, 61% of program graduates have found jobs; this compares to a 40% • Raising current income unemployment rate for African American • Lowering current income taxes males living in Chicago (US Census Bureau, • Eliminating capital gains taxes 2005). • Lowering or eliminating possible federal estate taxes 10.) http://research.cps.k12.il.us/export/ sites/default/accountweb/Reports/Citywide/ • Safeguarding assets for family and loved ones psae_meet_exceed_citywide_aggregate_ yracross_2009_without_ELL.xls If you have questions about your will or estate plan, or would like to 11.) http://www.consumerhealthratings. earn more about making a special gift via our charitable planning com/index.php?action=showSubCats&cat_ services, please contact: id=208 Dennis Conroy, Senior Vice President, External Affairs at 312-986-4123 or [email protected].

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David F. Graham Donald M. Stewart BOARD OF DIRECTORS Sidley Austin LLP The Harris School, University of Fiscal Year 2010 Chicago Last year our Mentors of Stephen M. Griesemer Baker & McKenzie LLP James E. Thompson Chair Mothers program helped Leo Burnett USA (retired) Wallace William Harris, Jr. Virginia Johnson Pillman 265 young mothers avoid a Harris Bank - Harris Community David S. Tropp Virginia M. Johnson & Associates 3 Banking CB Richard Ellis second pregnancy. Vice Chair William D. Heinz Lynn Turner Jenner & Block LLP C. Kenneth Love Michael A. Vardas, Jr. Mr. Robert J. Kelly Roger C. Hochschild The Northern Trust Company, Mr. Donald G. Kempf, Jr. LEGAL AID SOCIETY Directors Discover Financial Services Northern Trust Investments NA Mr. Young Kim Erik D. Barefield Lawrence Howe Brian J. White Mr. Robert P. Knight Chair Mesirow Financial Chicago Community Trust (retired) Independent Financial Advisor Mr. Robert C. Knuepfer, Jr. Scott Solberg Therese M. Bobek R. Thomas Howell, Jr. Debbie K. Wright Mr. Robert C. Knuepfer III Eimer Stahl Klevorn & Solberg LLP PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP American Bar Association Kraft Foods Mr. Robert J. Kopecky Mr. Robert J. Kriss Members Charles B. Boehrer Tony W. Hunter Winston & Strawn LLP Chicago Tribune Company Associate Board Mr. L. B. Lea Lester L. Barclay Mr. James R. Lewis Barclay Dixon & Smith P.C. Marcus E. Boggs W. Kirk James Mr. Robert E. Allgyer Mr. Edward M. Liddy Merrill Lynch Wealth Management Hub International Limited Dean Douglas G. Baird Christopher M. Bartoli Mr. Richard J. Loewenthal Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Banker Baker & McKenzie Erica F. Canzona Ashley Duchossois Joyce, LCSW Mr. Edward W. Lyman, Jr. Mr. Thomas B. Bartel Goldman Sachs & Co. Individual and Family Therapist Mr. R. Mark Mallory Tianne Bataille Mr. Robert L. Berner, Jr. Accenture Legal Group – Global Robert C. Carr Thomas R. Kolder Mr. Richard A. Matasar Mr. and Mrs. Cushman B. Bissell, Jr. Alliances BP Amoco (retired) Crist|Kolder Associates LLC Mr. Thomas J. McCaffrey Mr. and Mrs. James J. Brice Ms. Mary McCarthy Camille E. Bennett Piyush Chaudhari Ronald D. Kropp Mr. and Mrs. Robert Browne Sonnenschein Nath & Aon Consulting Mr. Mark J. McCarville Illinois Tool Works, Inc. Mr. Michael J. Callahan Mrs. Sarah L. McClelland Rosenthal LLP Julie Chavez John L. MacCarthy Mr. David Carpenter Ms. Marilyn McCoy and Robert L. Berner, Jr. Bank of America Nuveen Investments, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin J. Collier Mr. Chuck Thomas Baker & McKenzie Ms. Michelle L. Collins Frank M. Clark Jeanne Marcus Mrs. Vivian McMillan David C. Bohan ComEd, An Exelon Company Marcus Design Studio Mr. Gordon R. Corey Mr. Michael I. Miller Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP Mr. Peter D. Crist Merle Goldblatt Cohen Terry McCaffrey Mr. John R. Montgomery III Mr. John D’Arcy, Jr. Richard A. Chesley Optimum Investment Advisors Mr. G. Robert Muehlhauser Jennifer Comparoni Mr. Donald B. Davidson Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker Mr. George Munoz The Boston Consulting Group John V. N. McClure Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Davis LLP The Northern Trust Company Mr. Hale Nelson John M. Costigan Mr. Benjamin H. DeBerry Patrick Collins (retired) Mr. Roger R. Nelson Premark International, Inc. (retired) Mr. Thomas A. Demetrio, Esq. Perkins Coie LLP Mr. Nicholas S. Noyes Martha Whittemore Melman Mr. Bert H. Early Timothy S. Crane Mr. Peyton H. Owen, Jr. John M. Costigan Mr. Robert A. Eckert Wintrust Financial Corporation Diana Palomar Scott Mrs. Barbara Peck Muller Davis ABC7 Chicago Mr. Victor Elting III John M. Cregier Mr. Gary R. Pell Davis Friedman LLP Mr. Dwight W. Fawcett U.S. Cellular Daniel F. Rahill Mrs. Barbara Petersen Mr. William E. Fay, Jr. Zachary T. Fardon KPMG LLP Mr. Alan E. Peterson Karen R. Crotty, MSW, ACSW Mr. Charles R. Feldstein Latham & Watkins LLP Mr. Cordell Reed Allen A. Rodriguez Mr. Wade Fetzer Dwight P. Fawcett Mr. and Mrs. George G. Rinder Kelly A. Fetzer Charter One Bank Mrs. Mari C. Fohrman Heitman LLC Mr. Raymond Risley Guggenheim Partners, LLC Kathleen K. Rummel Mrs. Rhonda Germany-Ballintyn Michael P. Foradas Mr. Henry G. Rose Robert Gerstein KR Communications Ms. Susan Getzendanner Kirkland & Ellis LLP Mr. Douglas H. M. Ruud Holland & Knight LLP Mr. Robert N. Grant Lisa Cohen Schenkman Mr. John C. Ryan Erin M. Gardiner Mr. J. Douglas Gray Steven R. Gilford Mr. Robert W. Schoder Baxter International Inc. Eileen P. Scudder Mr. Bradley S. Grubb Proskauer Rose LLP Deloitte LLP (retired) John S. Schweppe, M.D. Ms. Elizabeth D. Harrington Angel Gomez C. Gary Gerst Mr. Brian P. Simmons KCI, Inc. Laurie Fetzer Shults Mr. Denis J. Healy AG Gomez Consulting, Inc. Ms. Sally M. Sitterly Mr. Robert A. Helman Steven R. Gilford Catherine M. Siegel, LCSW Mr. George S. Spindler David F. Graham Mr. Daniel J. Hennessy Proskauer Rose LLP Psychotherapist in Private Practice Mr. W. Rick Stearns Sidley Austin LLP Mr. Bruce Hoff James V. Gilliam Scott C. Solberg Ms. Jennifer Straub Corrigan Bradley C. Graveline Mr. Robert B. Holzkamp JP Morgan Chase Eimer Stahl Klevorn & Solberg LLP Mr. Andrew P. Studdert Winston & Strawn LLP Mrs. Jane S. Holzkamp Mr. Charles W. Sweet, Jr. Kristine M. Givens Byron O. Spruell Mr. Mark J. Hosfield C.P.A. William D. Heinz TM Mr. Richard E. Terry Harris myCFO Deloitte LLP Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Hunt, Jr. Jenner & Block LLP Mr. Frank J. Uvena Mr. Robert T. Isham Mrs. Nancy Vaile Michael C. Kasdin Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Jacobs DLA Piper Mr. Edgar Vanneman, Jr. Every dollar invested in Mr. Jeremiah James II and Mr. Norman Waite, Jr. Muriel A. Kuhs Ms. Kitty Bliss Metropolitan’s Senior Respite Mr. Stephen R. Winters Mr. Scott Jones Walter W. Kurczewski, Esq. Mr. Edward J. Wong program saves taxpayers up to Mr. William G. Jurgensen Mrs. Alice Wyatt Bradley G. Lane 11 Robert and Karol Karlblom Brinks Hofer Gilson & Lione $10 in nursing home costs. Mrs. Judy York

Metropolitan family services • 2010 annual report 15 THANK YOU TO OUR BOARD MEMBERS CONTINUED... Sandra Murphy DUPAGE Michael P. Mazza McDermott Will & Emery We provided legal representation Michael P. Mazza, LLC Robert C. Nash COMMUNITY BOARD Jerry McBride Chapman and Cutler LLP to 1,190 clients last year. McBride Insurance Agency LTD. Chair & DuPage County Board Member Rodney Perry Bryan Cave LLP Paul P. Pyrcik, Jr. Jim McSherry Jenny Kenny MEMBERS McSherry & Associates 2 Ronald C. Provenzano MEMBERS RR Donnelley Lauren Knuepfer Bettye Baker-Houston Greg Meyer LK Events, LLC Rosemoor/Roseland Community Faiz Ahmed Crowe Horwath LLP Lewis Rosenbloom Resident CT TyMetrix Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP Robert C. Knuepfer III Phyllis Muccianti MRK Trading Commander John Ball Darrin Bacon Packaging Personified, Inc. William Ryan Chicago Police Department, 5th Midwest Bank Charter One Megan Lane Shirley Myers District Upshot Thomas O. Myers Real Estate Gerald D. Skoning Thomas J. Carmody Jennie Betton Leaders Bank Seyfarth Shaw LLP Tyler Lenczuk Jeffrey Robert Platt US Bank Colliers Bennett & Kahnweiler Coman & Anderson, PC Leslie M. Smith Sharon D’Alessandro Jorge Farr-Aguilar Covenant Trust Company Kirkland & Ellis LLP Edward C. Maier III Susan J. Rose, Ph.D. Antek Madison Plastics USA, Ltd. Deutsche Bank Securities Inc. University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Philip Stamatakos Pete DiCianni Jacqlyn Gordon DiCianni Graphics Jones Day David Martin Kimberly Stapleton JP Morgan Chase Dover Corporation Grant Thornton LLP Kristofer K. Swanson Marlene Fenske Pete Gordon Community Volunteer Navigant Consulting, Inc. Thomas Mathew Damian N. Walch Merrill Lynch Global Wealth Rev. Michael Jacobs Deloitte & Touche LLP Miriam Waltz Christine Franco Management Trinity United Church of Christ The Duchossois Group, Inc. JP Morgan Securities, Inc. Leslie Wilson Davida McDaniel Ola Kirksey Northern Trust Bank Joseph N. Wharton Robert G. Gibson Sidley Austin LLP Dorothy Sutton Branch Headstart Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher Clifton Gunderson LLP Associate Board & Flom LLP Kristin Pollock Ruby Larkin Dan Gorsky John G. Shedd Aquarium US Bank McDonald’s USA, LLC Matthew Allgood Alexander C. Allison Lindsay Rapp Paris Lewis Honorable Michael J. Gresk METRO BOARD Patricia W. Alstrin Koenig & Strey MetLife First Choice Bank James J. Beecher Bryan Rozum Dr. Kimberly Mann CHAIR John Hanner Chris A. Bowers The PrivateBank Chicago State University ARAMARK MaryRay Breen Edith J. Brown Undertone Networks Sophia Ruffolo Dwayne Mitchell Thomas Hudock Thomas A. Buddig Harris N.A. Green Wave Engineering Robert J. Christie Ann D. Bjerke Rhonda Perdue UBS Private Wealth Management Melissa Selinger Roseland Community Resident Honorable Randall Hultgren Robert Garcia Burke Warren MacKay & Senator, Illinois State Senate Jeffrey Gilliam Dr. Valerie Roberson Molly Bradley Serritella, P.C. Howard G. Goldstein Robert Hutchinson Niles Township District for Special Melody Seaton Patrick Spangler Wheaton Bank & Trust Nancy L. Grant Education Gompers Fine Arts Option School Vedder Price P.C. David R. Knuepfer Judi Jacobs Carrie Casper Wanda Sutherland Robert C. Knuepfer, Jr. Andrew Stone Community Volunteer Illinois Institute of Technology Monster Worldwide McDermott Will & Emery LLP Thomas D. Marcucci Bill Jennrich Joan Cinquegroni LaJewell Thompson Charles B. McKenna Erich Struckmeyer Five Grain Events West Suburban Bank Hugh H. McLean The Chamberlain Group, Inc. Robin Tillotson Dean Leffelman Kimberly Mulcahy Greg Danziger Chicago Department of Senior Adam Waskowski Ice Miller, LLP Carl A. Neumann The Northern Trust Services Novack and Macey LLP Daniel T. O’Carroll Olinda Lemus Charles Denison Sharon Thurman Chip Wille Harris Bank Sally S. Porter Adams Street Partners Roseland Community Hospital UBS Private Wealth Management Daniel N. Schuchardt Marta Levine Kelly A. Fetzer Dominique Wallace Pamela A. Sharar-Stoppel Guggenheim Partners, LLC Seth Yohalem Baby Crib Outlet, Inc. Scandaglia & Ryan Star Detective & Security John Stanek Michael D. Graveline Agency, Inc. Gene Malloy John Stitzell Breckenridge Development Group PNC Capital Advisors Dr. Craig Washington Terrence J. Taylor Steve Hlavin CALUMET Roseland Community Hospital Glenn Mazade Donald Ursin Nuveen Investments, LLC COMMUNITY BOARD Foundation Charter One Bank Illinois Bonnie M. Wheaton Ben Hodge ASSOCIATE BOARD AON Benfield Inc. CO-Chairs Johnny Banks John Holland Tanya Terry-Cobbin Ida Buchanan Last year 87% of participants Town & Country Distributors , Inc. Chicago Tribune Joyce Fonville in our Young Fathers program Jeanette Suarez Hunter Liane K. Williams Nadine Harris-Clark McDermott Will & Emery LLP State Farm Insurance Dr. Joan Hill retained jobs and 70% were Dan Jones Faye Hudson employed for at least 1 year or Vice Chair William E. Johnson Equity Office Properties 9 Ollie Knight longer. Ashley Duchossois Joyce Ledall Edwards Shirley Pickett Individual and Family Therapist Edwards Fashions Dolores Ruiz-Villalvazo Michael Shields

16 Metropolitan family services • 2010 annual report Chicago Police Department Maria Rosario Ginger & Stan Pillman EVANSTON/ St. Augustine College METROMENTORS Ann & Marc Reinisch SKOKIE VALLEY Shabbir Karimi ADVISORY COUNCIL Lisa & Gary Schenkman Kuhl Ace Hardware David Simpson Steve Solomon Youth Guidance David & Donna Tropp COMMUNITY BOARD Olga Linares Chair Eileen Scudder & Citibank Gregory Zyvert Russell Zimmermann CHAIRS SEADAC Darrin Bacon Rev. Anthony Pizzo Richard K. Durning Saint Rita Church Members Paul O’Toole SOUTHWEST Melinda Stolley, Ph.D. Elaine Adams University of Illinois at Chicago Marquette School COMMUNITY BOARD Diane Arpino Cindy Bieniek Sam Balark Julie Burke VICE CHAIR Prism Corporation AT&T Jim Carter Chair Jan Goldstein Jacqueline Medina Katie Retzner Dominique Wallace State Senator Maggie M. Crotty ­­­Popular Community Bank Talman Elementary Committee Jennifer Richardson Jennie Betton Shawn M. Erickson Joseph Shoffner Sherri Richardson Ledall Edwards MEMBERS C.J. Erickson Plumbing Company Talman Elementary Steve Skillen Tammy Fagan Susan Carlton Debra Friedlein Jorge Farr-Aguilar Skokie Public Library Harris Bank – Frankfort Paris Lewis NORTH Dwayne Mitchell Eugene J. Frett Rami Haleem EVENTS Rhonda Perdue Sperling and Slater COMMUNITY BOARD Harris Bank – Palos Park Wanda Sutherland John Haben LaJewell Thompson Cliff Scott-Rudnick Sharon Thurman Haben Funeral Home CHAIR Liane K. Williams Laura Shallow Christine Halblander George Borovik Fifth Third Bank Barbara Hiller Portage Park Chamber Of Commerce Donna Smith Co-Chairs Anil Malhotra MEMBERS The Horton Group Darrin Bacon Jim McSherry Anil Malhotra and Company, LTD Sandy Wagner Halina L. Bielowicz Committee Aspasia Apostolakis Miller Hlb Accounting and Income Tax Tom J. Carmody Northwestern University Sharon D’Alessandro Founding Chairs Larry Lynch Treasure House Marlene Fenske Tasha Ransom Jeanne Marcus Century 21 Beaulieu Christine Franco Fox News Chicago Lisa Cohen Schenkman Board Thomas Hudock David Potete Event Chair Patricia Reece Robert Hutchinson Ashley Duchossois Joyce Northwest Church President Judi Jacobs Committee Bart Rocca Christine Schrey Marta Levine Helen Arkes Traversa Consulting Nancy Bruce Glenn Mazade Christ Lutheran Church Molly Bradley Shirley Meyers Laura Durudogan Jeff Spangler Vice President Paul P. Pyrcik, Jr. Jessica Green Citibank Susan J. Rose Ph.D. Carol Jones SOUTHEAST CHICAGO Missy McMaster Leslie Wilson Yolanda Suarez-Balcazar Lynn Kaplan University of Illinois COMMUNITY BOARD Debbi Klein Members Lynn and John Manilow Renée Summers Pamela Popeil CO-CHAIRS Marlene Fenske Clinical Social Work Jennifer Rhind CeCe Higgins (Private Practice) Cobey Struckmeyer Jerry Bell Marilyn Karim Simon P. Yohanan SEYSB Linda Malecki Co-Chairs First Bank and Trust – Evanston Maria Elena Vargas Ann Samsami Diane Arpino Betsy Cagney Waller Family Health Center Steve Skillen Committee Rev. Zollie Webb Members Elaine Adams City of Evanston In-Home Diane Arpino Julie Burke Marva Adams Senior Respite Chair Jim Carter Expressively Yours, Inc. Lauren Knuepfer MIDWAY Leadership Council Katie Retzner Committee Michael Burnside Jennifer Richardson Greg Danziger Rev. Paul Allen COMMUNITY BOARD Allstate Bank Steve Skillen Michael Graveline Stephanie Hansen John Holland Yesenia Carreon Cathy Johnston Ben Hodge CHAIRS 10th Ward Alderman’s Office Kathleen Kesselring Dan Jones Jenny Kenny Shirley Carter Mary Persinger Harry Meyer Tyler Lenczuk Lynne Staley Consultant Dan Chico David Martin Carol Yesko Davida McDaniel Linda Ewing Calumet Real Estate, Inc. Co-Chairs Kristin Pollock Holy Cross Hospital Cynthia Fulton Wallace Harris Melissa Selinger Social Security Administration Livia Villareal Cordell Reed Patrick Spangler Greater Southwest Development James Reynolds Adam Waskowski Angela Hurlock Chip Wille Center, Southwest Reach Center Claretian Associates Host Committee Paula Conrad Bryan Rozum Camille Odeh Elvia Perez Martha & Richard Melman Sophia Ruffolo Southwest Youth Collaborative US Bank Com. John Kupczyk

Metropolitan family services • 2010 annual report 17 HISTORY Metropolitan Family Services has been a champion for families and communities since its founding in 1857 as the Chicago Relief and Aid Society. Here are some pivotal moments from Metropolitan’s history.

The Chicago Relief Chicago Mayor The Chicago Relief The Chicago Relief The Chicago Legal Aid United Charities and Aid Society Mason appoints and Aid Society and and Aid Society and Society becomes part serves more than is founded and the Chicago Relief Chicago Charity the Chicago Bureau of United Charities. 20,000 people each incorporated by and Aid Society to Organization merge, of Charities merge to The renamed Legal month during the the Illinois State administer all relief, bringing a greater form United Charities Aid Bureau begins Great Depression. legislature. nearly $10 million in focus on poverty of Chicago. providing free legal money and goods, to prevention to the service for civil law victims of the Great organization. cases. Chicago Fire.

United Charities United Charities United Charities United Charities Metropolitan Metropolitan celebrates helps establish the leader Joel D. establishes its Social changes its name to moves to its current its 150th anniversary Community Fund Hunter serves on Policy department Metropolitan Family headquarters at One and convenes the of Chicago, now the an official advisory to advocate for Services to better North Dearborn and Inaugural Summit United Way. council established families at all levels of reflect the work and continues to serve on the Metropolitan by President Franklin government. scope of the broad more than 50,000 Family, bringing D. Roosevelt to help community it serves. individuals and together 300 prominent shape what would families annually. leaders to inspire new become the Social solutions to challenges Security Act. facing families.

Historical photographs for this publication were provided by the Chicago History Museum. All rights reserved.

EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP Richard L. Jones, Ph.D. Denis Hurley Colleen M. Jones Dennis Conroy President and Chief Financial Officer Executive Vice President, Senior Vice President, Chief Executive Officer Chief Operating Officer External Affairs

18 Metropolitan family services • 2010 annual report LOCATION INFORMATION ADMINISTRATION Headquarters MAIN OFFICE One North Dearborn, Suite 1000 Chicago, IL 60602 312-986-4000

EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE NETWORK 312-986-4249

LEGAL AID BUREAU 312-986-4200 Kendra Reinshagen, Executive Director

City Centers CALUMET 235 East 103rd Street Chicago, IL 60628 773-371-3600 Audrena Spence, Executive Director Serving Roseland, Pullman, West Pullman, Riverdale, Washington Heights, Morgan Park, Chatham

Additional location: TRUMBULL PARK HOMES SITES (serving Trumbull Park) 2413 East 107th Street Chicago, IL 60617 773-356-9742

2411 East 107th Street Chicago, Illinois 60617 773-359-4561

MIDWAY 3843 West 63rd Street Chicago, IL 60629 773-884-3310 Laurie Sedio, Executive Director Serving Chicago Lawn, Englewood, West Englewood, West Lawn, Gage Park, Clearing

Additional locations: MIDWAY HEAD START 6422 South Kedzie Chicago, IL 60629 773-737-4790

MIDWAY CHILDREN’S CENTER 3215 West 63rd Street Suburban Centers Chicago, IL 60629 773-884-2350 DuPage EVANSTON/SKOKIE VALLEY SOUTHWEST 222 East Willow Avenue 820 Davis Street, Suite 450 10537 South Roberts Road NORTH Wheaton, IL 60187 Evanston, IL 60201 Palos Hills, IL 60465 (and NORTH CHILDREN’S CENTER) 630-784-4800 847-425-7400 708-974-2300 3249 North Central Avenue Theresa Nihill, Executive Director A. Fernando Friere, Executive Director Michael Brady, Executive Director Chicago, IL 60634 Serving DuPage County Serving Evanston, Niles, Maine Serving Calumet, Lemont, Orland, 773-371-3700 Townships Palos and Worth Townships; A. Fernando Friere, Executive Director Additional locations: Elmhurst, Blue Island and Oak Forest Serving Belmont Cragin, Hermosa, Naperville, Woodridge Additional location: Irving Park, Portage Park SKOKIE Additional location: TREASURE HOUSE RESALE SHOP 5210 Main Street BLUE ISLAND SOUTHEAST CHICAGO 497 Pennsylvania Avenue Skokie, IL 60077 13136 South Western 3062 East 91st Street Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 847-425-7400 Blue Island, IL 60406 Chicago, IL 60617 630-469-6907 708-974-5800 773-371-2900 Michael Brady and Laurie Sedio, Co-Executive Directors Serving South Chicago, Calumet Heights, South Deering, Hegewisch, the East Side

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