The Power of We.
THE CHICAGO COMMUNITY TRUST 2017 ANNUAL REPORT TABLE OF CONTENTS
In Appreciation: Terry Mazany ...... 2
Year in Review ...... 4
Our Stories: Philanthropy in Action ...... 8
In Memoriam ...... 20
Competitive Grants ...... 22 Grants from the Searle Funds at The Chicago Community Trust ...... 46
Searle Scholars ...... 47
Donor Advised Grants ...... 48
Designated Grants ...... 76
Matching Gifts ...... 77
Grants from Identity-Focused Funds ...... 78
Grants from Supporting Organizations ...... 80
Grants from Collaborative Funds ...... 84 Funds of The Chicago Community Trust and Affiliates ...... 87 Contributors to Funds at The Chicago Community Trust and Affiliates . . . 99
The 1915 Society ...... 108 Professional Advisory Committee and Young Professional Advisory Committee . . . 111
Financial Highlights ...... 112
Executive Committee ...... 116
Trustees Committee and Banks ...... 117
The Chicago Community Trust Staff ...... 118
Trust at a Glance ...... 122 The power to reach. The power to dream. The power to build, uplift and create. The power to move the immovable, to align our reality to the best of our ideals. That is the power of we. We know that change doesn’t happen in silos. From our beginning, The Chicago Community Trust has understood that more voices, more minds, more hearts are better than one. It is our collective actions, ideas and generosity that propel us forward together. We find strength in our differences, common ground in our unparalleled love for our region. We take courage knowing that any challenge we face, we face as one. We draw power from our shared purpose, power that renews and emboldens us on our journey – the world-changing power of we.
Helene D. Gayle President and CEO IN APPRECIATION : TERRY MAZANY
TERRY MAZANY
“ We have worked hard to generate the resources and the insights that will help us determine the right way to push forward.”
The leadership of Terry Mazany is defined by how he elevated the expectations of what a community foundation can do . ABOVE Photo by John Sturdy. In everything from asset growth to dollars granted, from community visibility to a greater focus on inclusivity, the Trust’s reach was amplified through his insight and tireless efforts . During Terry’s 13 years as president and CEO, the dollar value of annual grants originating at the Trust more than tripled—enabling us to do more good for Chicago .
Early in Terry’s tenure, board member Sue Gin clued him into the widely held view that the Trust was a “sleeping giant,” with unrealized potential for impact . She was clear that if the Trust continued on its current path, it would become increasingly insignificant to Chicago .
“Armed with this ambition, we began to redesign the Trust for elevated stature,” Terry later recalled . Key to this change was to shift the mindset of the foundation from a receiver of funds to a fundraiser— a prerequisite for the Trust’s centennial endowment building campaign, We Are Chicago . With leadership from former Executive Committee member Marshall Field V, as well as John Bryan, King
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1 Harris and Shawn Donnelley, this shift in focus achieved a profound new level of long-term impact that will endure beyond the staff and board serving today .
In navigating the path to the Trust’s 100-year milestone, Mazany gathered the Trust’s forces in new ways that redefined success . With its audacious goal of $1 billion, the campaign topped out at $1 .6 billion—a triumph of philanthropic engagement for the Trust that became a model for community foundations nationwide .
More importantly, the campaign stimulated a heightened awareness of the Trust and contributed to a steady increase of annual contributions, up to over $300 million a year from an average of under $100 million . As assets grew, and grants amplified, so did the Trust’s capacity to play a leadership role in the civic life of the region, championing the interests of those with the least . 2 In the face of complex and daunting challenges, connection and collaboration at every level are essential strategies . Terry’s work to expand philanthropy included a surge in identity-focused funds, which unite individuals and families in charitable giving inspired by a shared heritage or a common cause .
It was also during Terry’s leadership that the Trust reached out to everyone in our region, welcoming each of us to take a seat at the table where social challenges are candidly shared, deeply understood and tackled with compassion and ingenuity . On the Table quickly became an unofficial civic holiday, a legacy of Terry’s commitment to collaboration that continues today .
“We have worked hard to generate the resources and the insights that will help us ONE determine the right way to push forward,” Terry once wrote . And his leadership Photo by John Sturdy. pushed us closer to the ideals of equity, inclusive growth, shared prosperity, vibrant democracy and tangible improvements in the social, physical and natural TWO environments of our entire region . Photo by John H. White. True leaders elevate the stature of what they lead . For Terry Mazany’s extraordinary contributions to the reputation, health and culture of the Trust, and for his enduring effect on the place we call home, we will remain forever grateful .
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October 2016 October 26, 2016 Thanks to an innovative collaboration among the Trust’s program officers, Live on stage, five teams of local food pioneers pitch big ideas for the 10 grants help put Our Great Rivers—Chicago’s first comprehensive Food to Market Challenge, an innovative award competition created plan to reimagine our waterways—into action. Approved by the Executive by Food:Land:Opportunity. The panel of expert judges awards the Committee in September, the grants totaling $800,000 flow to $500,000 grand prize to Team Leverage, to bring its idea—using locally driven projects seeking to revitalize communities along the Chicago, existing delivery networks to provide fresh produce in neighborhoods Des Plaines and Calumet rivers. lacking access to healthy food—to life.
October 1, 2016 November 15, 2016 African American Legacy, an identity-focused fund at the Trust, Terry Mazany gives the State of the Community address at the Chicago launches its Empowerment for Peace grant cycle to support Hilton and Towers. Reflecting on our need for community in times of organizations working collaboratively to develop the voices of division, Mazany advises, “We are successful when we are connected African-American youth and reduce violence. with each other, when we listen and work together. To create more opportunities, we must be proximate to those without opportunity.” October 12, 2016 Get IN Chicago hosts research partners, practitioners and caregivers November 21, 2016 for a Parental INvolvement Summit to discuss promising strategies What You Do Matters, a documentary about everyday acts of philanthropy, from family initiatives across the city. Since 2013, Get IN Chicago has airs on WTTW. As part of its Centennial celebration, the Trust awarded nearly $3 million to support parent leadership and family commissioned this documentary to showcase the giving spirit of engagement programs. people in Chicago and around the nation.
October 21, 2016 ADA 25 Advancing Leadership announces its 2017 Fellows at the Chicagoland Business Leadership Network’s Disability Inclusion Opportunity Summit, hosted by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois. ADA 25 Advancing Leadership members also participate on four panels and plenaries at the Summit.
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January 19-21, 2017 March 3-4, 2017 BMO Harris Bank’s Institute For Learning hosts the first session ofthe Microsoft hosts the second session of the Leadership Institute in Leadership Institute, a project of ADA 25 Advancing Leadership, downtown Chicago. Since the first session, ADA 25 Advancing where 16 emerging leaders with disabilities develop their personal Leadership’s Members Network has expanded to over 50 members. and civic leadership skills. April 2017 January 31, 2017 The Trust partners with Black Star Project, the Faith Community At its first meeting of the year, the Trust’s Executive Committee of St. Sabina, NBC 5 Chicago and Telemundo for Neighborhood approves grants to nonprofit organizations across the Chicago Heroes, which encourages each Chicago resident to take a pledge region. By the end of the fiscal year, the Trust will award more than to make a difference in their communities. The Trust and Smart $37 million in competitive grants. Chicago, a collaborative project housed at the Trust, provide strategic guidance for the effort. February 2, 2017 Nearly 1,000 people enjoy an evening of poetry celebrating Chicago icon April 27, 2017 Gwendolyn Brooks: the first African-American Pulitzer Prize-winning The Trust partners with New America Chicago and CHANGE Illinois poet and longtime Poet Laureate for the State of Illinois. The event to host two events featuring Eric Liu, founder and CEO of Citizen features all five living African-American Pulitzer Prize-winning poets University and executive director of the Aspen Institute Citizenship —Rita Dove, Yusef Komunyakaa, Natasha Trethewey, Tracy K. Smith and American Identity Program. Liu joined Maria Hinojosa, anchor and Gregory Pardlo—reading their favorite Brooks poems, then joining and executive producer of Latino USA on National Public Radio, at the in conversation moderated by journalist and author Natalie Moore. Chicago Cultural Center for a conversation about civic engagement, This is the signature event of Our Miss Brooks 100, the yearlong organizing and social change. centennial celebration of Brooks’ birth.
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May 16, 2017 May 24, 2017 Benefit Chicago—an impact investment partnership among the Trust, the As part of On The Table, the Trust’s Disabilities Fund hosts a lunch at MacArthur Foundation and Calvert Impact Capital—announces its first the Southside Occupational Academy in Englewood. National and round of loans, totaling $12 million. From a hydroponic urban vegetable local businesses visit the Academy—CPS’ only transition center focusing farm to a Pullman retail development initiative, the diverse group of six on building independent life skills for students with disabilities ages borrowers includes nonprofit and for-profit social enterprises creating 18-22—and explore partnering to increase internship opportunities impact in the Chicago region. available to students.
May 16, 2017 July 7, 2017 100,000 people gather in conversations about our shared community Get IN Chicago officially kicks off its Strengthening Youth through a at the fourth annual On The Table. Network of Care (SYNC) initiative with more than 80 trained mentors, therapists and social service providers. SYNC is a collaborative effort May 17, 2017 among community-based organizations and juvenile justice partners, designed to provide violence prevention support to acutely high-risk youth The Chicago Fund for Safe and Peaceful Communities announces rapid- on the south and west sides. response grants to grassroots groups working to counter violence in 17 city neighborhoods. A collaborative effort among a dozen funders, the Fund is entering its second summer of supporting community-based August 10, 2017 organizations to create the conditions for peace. Elevated Chicago awards $150,000 in grants to help Chicago communities centered around public transit stations develop their cultural vibrancy, public health and climate resiliency—in ways that begin to address deeply rooted disparities in racial equity.
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August 28, 2017 September 16, 2017 Governor Bruce Rauner signs Senate Bill 31, known as the Illinois TRUST The Chicago Public Library announces I’ll Take You There: Mavis Staples, Act, providing protection for half a million undocumented residents the Staple Singers and the Music That Shaped the Civil Rights Era at risk of deportation. Previously, even the most minor interaction with as the 2018 One Book, One Chicago selection. Written by Chicago Tribune law enforcement could trigger deportation for an individual without biographer and music critic Greg Kot, the book tells the story of the citizenship. The bill was brought into law through the efforts of local Staples family and their transcendence of racism and oppression through organizations supported by Trust GO Grants: Latino Policy Forum, song. One Book, One Chicago is proudly supported by the Trust. Illinois Business Immigration Coalition, the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights and PASO – West Suburban Action Project. September 26, 2017 At its final meeting of the year, the Trust’s Executive Committeeapproves September 7, 2017 grants including those from the Unity Fund, the Trust’s annual campaign The Springboard Foundation celebrates its 20th anniversary. Since its to help bring stability—and success—within reach for individuals and inception, this supporting organization of the Trust has supported more families in crisis. Thanks to the generosity of donors, in 2017 the Unity Fund than 100 startup after-school and supplemental education programs granted $568,000 to 34 organizations providing emergency food, with over $5.6 million in total funding. healthcare, housing, employment training and other essential lifelines.
September 13-17, 2017 The Trust connects with art lovers and collectors at EXPO Chicago, the annual exposition held at Navy Pier. Local artist Faheem Majeed creates an installation for the Trust, inviting local arts nonprofits to perform and display work within the space. The Trust’s Tim Bresnahan also moderates a panel discussion for collectors, philanthropists and professional advisors about how to create charitable impact through gifts of art.
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DEANA HAGGAG
“ I don’t know how to get people to care about issues that don’t directly affect them, unless you get them to feel it.”
Deana Haggag, president and chief executive officer of United States Artists, grew up in a family of scientists . But she believes passionately that the arts hold the ABOVE power to change lives and transform our world . Photo by Chuck Olu-Alabi. “I don’t know how to imagine civilized society without artists,” Haggag says . “I don’t know how to get people to care about issues that don’t directly affect them, unless you get them to feel it ”.
According to a study by the Urban Institute, 96% of Americans value art in their lives— yet only 27% value the artists who produce it . And after funding cuts at the National Endowment for the Arts prompted the agency to eliminate grants to individual artists, a group of philanthropic leaders joined forces to elevate the value of artists, and address the funding gap .
“Our founders saw those cuts as a loss for American society,” Haggag says . “They thought it was really important to make that investment in individual artists ”.
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Since its creation in 2006, United States Artists (USA) has supported more than 500 artists with grants totaling upwards of $25 million . As its philanthropic partner, The 500+ Chicago Community Trust houses and invests USA’s endowment to maximize its income . “The Trust takes very good care of our money,” Haggag says . “There’s a lot of natural ARTISTS SUPPORTED WITH alignment between our mission and our goals here at USA, and what the Trust is interested in doing for the city of Chicago ”.
From Haggag’s office high above Oak Street Beach, the hunt begins each year for up $25M to 50 “amazing” artists from anywhere in the country, working in one of 10 arts areas: IN GRANTS from architecture and design, to music, theater and performance .
Fellowship recipients have ranged in age from their 20s to their 90s, “from every walk of life, every race, every religion, every leaning ”.
Previous USA Fellows have included Barry Jenkins, four years before his filmMoonlight won the 2016 Academy Award for Best Picture; playwright Annie Baker, whose play The Flick won the Pulitzer Prize three years after her 2011 award; the riveting visual artist Kara Walker; and the innovative choreographer Jonah Bokaer .
Each artist receives a one-time fellowship of $50,000, to spend without restrictions . “Artists are people, and they have all the same problems other people have—paying the rent, taking care of their kids, paying off debt, et cetera—in addition to taking on a profession that is, for many people, incredibly expensive,” Haggag explains .
Haggag grew up in Brooklyn and New Jersey . She studied art history and philosophy at Rutgers University, then served as executive director of The Contemporary, a “nomadic, non-collecting art museum” in Baltimore . Haggag later earned a masters degree in curatorial practice from the Maryland Institute College of Art .
Today she enjoys living and working in Chicago, where the art forms USA supports are “very robust ”. Compared to other major cities, Haggag feels, “Chicago models what more of the country feels like ”.
In addition to supporting individual artists, USA is committed to serving as “a convener of sorts . We put these people in conversation with one another,” Haggag says . “At least once a year, we actually bring them all together, along with the donors we work with . So there’s this added community that’s involved, where the foundations, the individuals and the corporations that fund our awards are an active part as well ”. ABOVE Photo by Chuck Olu-Alabi. “It’s nice to bring everybody together and remind them why it is we do this work ”.
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FREDERICK H.WADDELL
“It struck me that there’s a whole world out there I didn’t know anything about, that needed help.”
Frederick H . Waddell, chairman of the board of Northern Trust Corp ., considers the venerable asset management, asset servicing and wealth management firm “very ABOVE good at philanthropy ”. Photo by Chuck Olu-Alabi. And he would know . During his term as chief executive officer, Waddell honed that proficiency—and proved an invaluable friend to The Chicago Community Trust .
“Throughout his tenure as CEO, he continued to make the bank’s relationship with the Trust a key priority,” says Jason Baxendale, the Trust’s chief development officer . “He has committed so much to Chicago ”.
Waddell’s commitment to service began at his suburban middle school, when he volunteered to tutor kids from nearby Pittsburgh . He realized for the first time how fortunate he was .
“It struck me that there’s a whole world out there I didn’t know anything about, that needed help,” he recalls . “That was an early seed ”.
In 1975, after graduating from Dartmouth College, Waddell was “fortunate enough”
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to get a job at Northern Trust . Waddell says that he never expected to rise as high at the Northern Trust as he has—but with his success has come an opportunity 400+ to give back . He and his wife, Cate, have given generously to numerous organizations over the years, FUNDS like the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, where Waddell earned his MBA; the Kohl Children’s Museum, where he is board chair emeritus; and the United Way . $375M+ Waddell characterizes Northern Trust as “a culture that values giving back and taking IN CHARITABLE ASSETS care of people ”. That commitment is reflected in their role as a trustee of The Chicago Community Trust: one of five banks that manage the Trust’s endowment, and help advise on strategic direction .
In 1989, to celebrate its 100th anniversary, Northern Trust created The Northern Trust Centennial Fund, dedicated to supporting programs that improve student learning and achievement . The bank selected The Chicago Community Trust to house the Centennial Fund and administer its grant making .
It was while Waddell sat on that Centennial Fund grant committee that he came to appreciate The Chicago Community Trust’s “focus on impact, and on being a convener of philanthropy . The Trust brings people together to address the city’s most critical needs, and its focus has never been sharper ”.
The Chicago Community Trust also hosts Northern Trust’s donor advised fund program, through which the bank’s clients create charitable accounts to support philanthropy across the nation . Thanks to Waddell’s advancement of the partnership, the program now includes more than 400 funds, with over $375 million in charitable assets— advised by donors, stewarded by The Chicago Community Trust .
The program is a great solution for philanthropic families, Waddell says, because The Chicago Community Trust is attentive to accounting and reporting concerns, is strong on service and maintains a solid reputation for integrity .
And for clients who seek guidance in their giving, “The Chicago Community Trust has great expertise,” Waddell says . “Education, joblessness, gun violence—The Chicago ABOVE Community Trust has policy experts in all those areas, and more . They know what are Photo by Chuck Olu-Alabi. the greatest needs, and what organizations are most effective in meeting those needs ”.
Waddell said he appreciates the spirit of civic partnership with which the two organizations, and many other businesses and nonprofits around Chicago, work together to make the city better for everyone .
“It’s those positive Midwestern values,” he said . “You roll up your shirtsleeves, you get in, get your hands dirty, work hard and get things done ”.
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I.C.STARS
“The vision had always been to teach technology skills while also developing community leaders.”
Brandies Meva’a, co-owner of a digital marketing firm based in River North, recalls the experiences that led her to where she is today . ABOVE Photo by Teresa Crawford. One was helping establish a nonprofit while she was in high school . An ambitious, focused straight-A student in Chicago’s West Garfield Park, Meva’a learned a lot about community organizing and leadership in the process .
Another was getting fired .
“I was a really bad receptionist,” Meva’a deadpans . The job was at a nonprofit she loved, and Meva’a spent a lot of time volunteering for their programs—but “neglecting my receptionist responsibilities ”.
The firing devastated Meva’a, who felt blindsided after working so passionately for the cause . Then one morning, with three weeks left until her unemployment benefits would run out, she heard a local news segment about an internship program “that offered good paying jobs ”.
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And so she was introduced to Inner-City Computer Stars, a technology-based workforce development and leadership program for low-income adults . Started in 1998 by Sandee Kastrul and Leslie Beller, i c. stars. paves the way to employment for highly talented people who lack opportunities because of their socioeconomic background .
For years, The Chicago Community Trust has supported i .c .stars—including a grant from the Unity Fund, which helps restore stability for people struggling to stay afloat through services from emergency shelter to workforce training . Today i c. .stars is part of the Trust’s GO Grant program, providing general operating support over three years to help organizations continue their essential programs more stably and seamlessly .
Getting into i c. stars’. two-year program requires a rigorous four-day application process . Out of 5,000 applicants, Meva’a was one of just 12 accepted in 2006 .
At i c. stars,. she gained marketable technology skills like programming in several computer and scripting languages . And the leadership development training helped her reshape her vision for the nonprofit she’d cofounded back in high school .
When Meva’a finished her internship, she was hired as a benefits analyst for a global human resources firm . Two years into her position, the company got acquired . Meva’a packed up her belongings, severance check in hand, and hailed a cab straight back to i .c .stars .
With their support, Meva’a and fellow graduate Cristhian Romero soon started a marketing agency called Source Digital .
“The vision had always been to teach technology skills while also developing community leaders,” says Kastrul . “Brandies is a great example of someone who went through the program, worked in corporate America and then participated in an incubation period at i c. stars. as an alum where she developed a social media business with another alum ”.
Meva’a and Romero successfully exited on Aug 27, 2015 . “That was a big day,” she says, a smile stretching across her face . “We’re the first social enterprise business that came out of i .c stars. ”.
Her goal now? To create as many jobs as possible . “We want to be the biggest employer for i .c stars. alums,” Meva’a says .
ABOVE Photos by Teresa Crawford.
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ELEVATED CHICAGO
“The aim is to transform the half-mile radius around transit stations into civic assets where design, development and social programs converge.”
What if we could reimagine our city’s public transit stations as hubs of opportunity and equity? ABOVE Photo by Elevated Chicago. That’s the commitment of Elevated Chicago, a collaborative effort to unlock the potential of the city’s train system to connect people and create equitable centers of climate resilience, health and culture .
Chicago has long been recognized as one of the nation’s most segregated cities—the result of a century of racially based disinvestment and wealth extraction . Since 1970, there are twice as many families living in either low-income or high-income neighborhoods, revealing a growing wealth gap .
These geographic divisions have left communities of color more vulnerable to climate risks, such as flooding and extreme heat, and to health risks: life expectancy in communities with high economic hardship can be more than a decade shorter than in wealthier communities .
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Yet tangible signs of renewal are taking shape near transit lines . Chicago’s transportation system offers opportunities to deploy new capital, policies and programs that improve the built environment for greater climate resiliency; increase exposure to local arts and culture; and improve public health outcomes for people of color—all while retaining local businesses and residents, and building on existing community assets .
Housed at The Chicago Community Trust, which also provides financial support, Elevated Chicago was made possible through the Strong, Prosperous and Resilient Communities Challenge (SPARCC), a national initiative calling for creative solutions in the built environment that produce positive outcomes for equity, health and climate resilience . SPARCC is a partnership of Enterprise Community Partners, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, Low Income Investment Fund and the Natural Resources Defense Council, with funding provided by the Ford Foundation, Kresge Foundation and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, among others .
Elevated Chicago is led by a steering committee of 16 organizations: Center for Neighborhood Technology, The Chicago Community Trust, Chicago Department of Public Health, Enterprise Community Partners Chicago, Esperanza Health Centers, Foundation for Homan Square, Garfield Park Community Council, IFF, Latinos Progresando, Latin United Community Housing Association, Logan Square Neighborhood Association, Metropolitan Planning Council, Sunshine Enterprises, ThoughtWorks, UChicago Arts+Public Life and Washington Park Development Group .
This committee identified seven Chicago Transit Authority stations as priorities for investment and opportunity: 51st Street, Garfield Blvd . and 63rd/Cottage Grove stations on the Green line; the California station on the Pink line; the Kedzie-Homan station on the Blue line; and the Logan Square station on the Blue line .
The aim is to transform the half-mile radius around these stations into centers of commerce and culture—civic assets where design, development and social programs converge ABOVE to create opportunity and address our deeply rooted disparities . Toward that work, the Photos by Elevated Chicago. committee formed three community-led working groups in summer 2017:
• Capital and Programs, identifying ways to enhance and make more equitable the way we develop the built environment around our transit stations
• Systems Change, working with government and community leaders to advance public policy that promotes racial equity
• Knowledge Sharing, making important research, data and narratives from neighborhood voices available to partners, investors, policy makers and the public
At the same time, Elevated Chicago announced its first community grant opportunity: funding for projects to build awareness, excitement and public participation located within a half-mile of each of these centers . Through these projects and events, the partnership hopes to create two-way learning opportunities: educating residents about Elevated Chicago’s goals, while learning from residents about their own priorities, perspectives and recommendations for the communities they call home .
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SWAP CIRCLE FOR TEACHERS
“We know teachers need stuff. They’re extremely creative and generous. People don’t realize that they’re the ones forming the future out of the kindness of their hearts.”
This school year, more than one-third of Chicago teachers will spend $1,000 or more on classroom supplies from their own pockets . ABOVE Photo by Osee Obaonrin. On May 16, Barbara Koenen and Carolyn Ottmers of Chicago Creative Reuse Exchange (CCRx) shared a meal with fellow Chicago-area artists, teachers and nonprofit professionals to discuss how their industries could collaborate to change that statistic . Their event was part of On the Table, an annual civic holiday created by The Chicago Community Trust to unite people in conversations that lead to change .
“We know teachers need stuff . They’re extremely creative and generous,” said Koenen . “People don’t realize that they’re the ones forming the future out of the kindness of their hearts, so we wanted to work directly with them, and with the Chicago Teachers Union ”.
Out of their On the Table conversation, Koenen and Ottmers submitted an idea for providing teachers with classroom supplies they need to the Acting Up awards—the Trust’s micro-grant program that helps great ideas from On the Table conversations spring into reality .
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Their big idea was awarded a $2,500 Acting Up award, followed later by a grant from the Chicago Teachers Union Foundation . As a result of this support, CCRx hosted the first-ever Swap Circle for Teachers at the Chicago Teachers Union headquarters .
On August 11-12, nearly 500 teachers attended the Swap Circle—gathering free supplies from a collection of donated materials valued at an estimated $50,000 .
The organizers are looking ahead to see how they can make this a sustainable endeavor . “We want the Swap Circle to become an important part of Chicago’s infrastructure . We also hope to start being a convening place for people to share ideas and teach each other,” says Koenen .
“We want to establish a permanent facility, long-term relationships with the business community, and with teachers and nonprofits, so everybody knows: if you need stuff, you can get it here ”.
Wiliam Estrada, who teaches visual arts at Telpochcalli Elementary, led screen printing demonstrations at the event using donated supplies . “I have an infinite love for education and using art as a way to mobilize and organize our communities,” Estrada said . “I started teaching and fell in love with it—once I started teaching I couldn’t see myself doing anything else ”.
“There’s so much waste that we produce and a lot of need for these materials,” Estrada explained . “Thinking about how to creatively repurpose materials we’re no longer using is a huge asset all of us can benefit from ”.
Gathering posterboard and rolls of paper, Yvette, who teaches Parent Resources at Tonti Elementary on Chicago’s southwest side, said, “A lot of people don’t realize how much effort, time and money goes into buying resources for the classroom . Sometimes they’re hard to come by because we don’t have budgets that allow us to get those resources ”.
“It’s great to see other teachers coming together and donating what they have because everyone has a little bit,” Yvette added . “It just shows you the tight-knit communities teachers have created around the idea of being creative, for the sake of our children ”.
ABOVE Photos by Osee Obaonrin.
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FOOD TO MARKET CHALLENGE
“We look forward to contributing to a stronger local food system in Chicago to benefit communities.”
The appetite for sustainable, local food is greater than ever . Yet of the $14 billion in produce our region consumes annually, just 5% is locally grown . ABOVE Photo by Timothy Musho. That’s why Food:Land:Opportunity–a collaboration between Kinship Foundation, the private operating foundation that manages the institutional philanthropy of the Searle family, and the Trust to create a resilient local food economy that conserves land, promotes market innovation and builds wealth in communities—put out a call for ideas to expand the scale of Chicago’s local food market .
The Food to Market Challenge invited proposals from teams working across sectors that influence the supply chain . Twenty-four teams submitted potentially transformative projects, from food access to public health to workforce development .
At stake: a $500,000 award to bring the winning proposal to life .
On a rainy October night, a standing-room-only crowd gathered at the Museum of Contemporary Art to cheer on the Challenge’s five boldest, brightest ideas .
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Each of the finalists won the crowd’s support, but it was up to a committee of high-profile judges to assess the pitches’ feasibility, sustainability and potential impact: Bram Bluestein, an investor in early stage food, retail and technology businesses; Joel Moore, a financial advisor with a focus in sustainable impact investing; restaurateur and master sommelier Alpana Singh; OpenTable founder Chuck Templeton; and Helene York, global director of responsible business for Compass Group at Google .
Finally, the Trust’s president and CEO Terry Mazany and Kinship Foundation vice president Renee Michaels took the podium to announce the winner—awarding Team Leverage the $500,000 prize to integrate technological innovations and existing delivery networks, creating a sustainable food supply chain from more than 100 small family farms to underserved neighborhoods in Chicago .
What was next for the Challenge winners?
Team Leverage launched their food box delivery program, using Chicago Public Schools and Evanston Township High School as delivery locations to reach surrounding neighborhoods . The team is using existing relationships with distributors to get local, sustainably raised meat into households in Chicago that previously had little to no access .
The award also helped team member This Old Farm to scale their processing operations, including technology for improved tracking—meat processed by This Old Farm can now be traced back to the individual animal .
In 2017, projects run by Team Leverage distributed more than 1,000 protein boxes, or over 11,000 pounds of meat—providing more than 46,000 meals for Chicago residents .
Meanwhile, the four other Challenge finalist teams have strengthened their partnerships and sustained their momentum . Inspired by the competition format to think big—but also to make their ideas actionable and develop concrete strategies—the finalists were able to leverage those pitches into other fundraising opportunities .
Irv Cernauskas of Team Fresh Picks Farmer Alliance is now spearheading a network of on-farm aggregation hubs . “The Challenge was a great catalyst for the formation of ABOVE the Farmer Alliance,” Cernauskas says . “Articulating our vision led to a significant grant Photos by Timothy Musho. award from the USDA . That’s been huge for us ”.
And the urban food hub and farmer training center pitched by Team Farm on Ogden Development is now under construction . Angela Mason, associate vice president of Windy City Harvest at Chicago Botanic garden, says, “The video and buzz created for the Challenge definitely helped galvanize interest and led, in part, to the project gaining momentum last fall ”.
“We look forward to contributing to a stronger local food system in Chicago to benefit communities,” Mason says .
2017 A N N U A L R E P O R T 19 IN MEMORIAM
CHARLOTTE LINDON
“ She was the perfect example of someone who reminds me how lucky I am that I get to see the best in people.”
When Charlotte Lindon gave money to charities, there were Lindon would receive letters from scholarship recipients and strings attached . The strings were her heartstrings—her follow their progress . “She would keep in touch,” said her son, insistence on being involved in good works, on looking for new Gary . “It wasn’t a passive thing ”. ways to contribute, on following up on the impact of her donations . Other nonprofit groups benefitting from her generosity included the Ark, the Council for Jewish Elderly, the Jewish Council During her 96 years, Lindon helped children, the elderly, the on Urban Affairs, the North Shore Senior Center, Orchard Village, blind, the developmentally disabled, start-up entrepreneurs the Hadley School for the Blind and Jewish Homes for the Aged . and cancer patients . Lindon graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Northwestern University And when she died in 2017, she left the majority of her estate with a bachelor’s degree in psychology in 1942, then left to The Chicago Community Trust, ensuring a lasting legacy . graduate school to do her part during World War II as a social worker with the American Red Cross . When the war ended, “She felt there was a need to give to people,” said her son Gary, she earned a master’s from Roosevelt University and became a Chicago-area developer . “She would say to me, ‘You have a licensed clinical psychologist . enough . We need to give to other people ’”. In 1979, she and her husband founded the Elick and Charlotte In doing so, Lindon was carrying on a family tradition . Lindon Foundation to organize their philanthropy . Later, they partnered with The Chicago Community Trust to make Her grandfather was a Russian immigrant who sold dry goods the giving process even simpler and more effective . from a peddler’s wagon, before opening a department store at Roosevelt and Halsted . As the store prospered, he became a “I research an organization’s mission myself; but then I’m major benefactor to the Orthodox Jewish Home for the Aged . interested in the Trust’s evaluation,” Lindon said . “I want their help to identify a program so fantastic that I’m moved to Lindon’s cousin, Jacob Bolotin, was determined to become a make a significant gift ”. doctor—in spite of his blindness . He worked for years selling brushes and typewriters door-to-door to fund his education, Abbe I . Temkin, director of major and planned gifts for the Trust, becoming the first person born completely blind to achieve worked with Lindon to manage her charitable giving for the full licensing to practice medicine . last few years of her life . “She was very deliberate with her philanthropy and incredibly generous,” Temkin said . “She had Lindon’s mother-in-law and grandfather-in-law were both blind, a very strong sense of purpose ”. inspiring her passionate support for The Chicago Lighthouse . “She was the type of person who makes this job enjoyable,” “Charlotte was a wonderful friend of The Lighthouse,” said Temkin said . “She was the perfect example of someone who Jennifer E . Miller, The Chicago Lighthouse’s chief development reminds me how lucky I am that I get to see the best in people ”. officer . “I loved getting to know her personally as well as learning about her amazing life . She will always be missed, but we are grateful for her having the foresight to create a scholarship in perpetuity for our students in honor of her late cousin ”.
20 THE CHICAGO COMMUNITY TRUST In addition, the Trust fondly remembers our friends who have recently passed away.
BRENDA BARNES — BERNICE GOURSE — SAMUEL GOURSE — ANNE HAFFNER — MARTIN KOZAK — L E O N A R D L AV I N — RICHARD MAGAT — JACK MATLOFF — CLINT MULLINS — BARBARA PARSON — DONALD SCHELLHAASS — ARTHUR SUSSMAN
2017 ANNUAL REPORT 21 COMPETITIVE GRANTS
COMPETITIVE GRANTS EDUCATION and ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
We believe that every child should have access to a high-quality education, including a post- secondary experience that leads to living-wage employment. Our grants support programs that help close the academic achievement gap. Build pathways from high school to future success. Reduce unemployment. Prepare workers with the job skills employers need to remain local and profitable. Fight discrimination in the workplace. Secure fair earnings for working people.
Responsive grants support specific programs and projects that serve a community need, or seize an opportunity for impact.
GO Grants provide stability for core nonprofit partners delivering services essential for thriving communities, including basic human needs, healthcare, community safety, arts and culture, economic and community development, immigration services, nonprofit sector sustainability and sustainable development.
Together, these complementary grant programs enable The Chicago Community Trust to achieve its commitment to a region where everyone can thrive.
EDUCATION
IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF RESPONSIVE GO IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF RESPONSIVE GO EDUCATION FOR ALL STUDENTS GRANT GRANT EDUCATION FOR ALL STUDENTS GRANT GRANT
The Chicago Community Foundation $ 50,000 Local Initiatives Support Corporation $ 75,000 for the fourth year of the Financial for the Jenner-Ogden Community Steering Services Pipeline Initiative Committee to support the merger process
Chicago Lawyers Committee $ 18,500 Puerto Rican Cultural Center $ 250,000 for Civil Rights for the establishment of the Community for research and community as a Campus* engagement to build consensus for Rowe-Clark Math & Science Academy $ 5,000 a new school formation for general operating support in honor Chicago Public Library Foundation $ 100,000 of John Rowe for the development, production and Scholarship America presentation of the 2017-2018 season to fund and distribute college scholarships $ 768,010 of One Book, One Chicago for general operating support $ 41,145 DePaul University $ 24,500 for the America's Urban Campus Thrive Chicago 2017 agenda for impact work supporting the $ 200,000 education ecosystem* Free the Children Illinois $ 200,000 for summer transition counseling staffing* $ 300,000 for the implementation of its We Act program in underserved Chicago area schools University of Chicago Urban $ 125,000 Education Institute for its UChicago UTEP Induction Coaching project*
Subtotal $2,157,155 $ 2,157,155 –
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WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
WORKFORCE RESPONSIVE GO WORKFORCE RESPONSIVE GO DEVELOPMENT GRANT GRANT DEVELOPMENT GRANT GRANT
Arise Chicago $ 50,000 Greater West Town Community $ 60,000 for general operating support* Development Project for general operating support Automotive Mentoring Group $ 30,000 for general operating support Inner-City Computer Stars Foundation $ 40,000 for general operating support Bethel New Life $ 50,000 for general operating support* Institute for Latino Progress $ 75,000 for general operating support* Cara Program $ 15,000 for its transitional jobs program for Jane Addams Resource Corporation $ 150,000 individuals re-entering the workforce for general operating support
Center on Halsted $ 25,000 Latino Union $ 40,000 for the Silver Fork Culinary for general operating support Training Program National Able Network $ 50,000 Centro de Trabajadores Unidos $ 40,000 for general operating support* Immigrant Workers Project for general operating support North Lawndale Employment Network $ 115,000 for general operating support Chicago Community and Workers Rights $ 35,000 for general operating support Raise the Floor Alliance $ 40,000 for general operating support The Chicago Community Foundation/ $ 100,000 Chicagoland Workforce Funder Alliance Restaurant Opportunities Centers $ 30,000 for general operating support* for general operating support
Chicago Cook Workforce Partnership $ 65,000 Safe Haven Foundation $ 50,000 for general operating support for general operating support
Chicago Jobs Council $ 100,000 Safer Foundation $ 200,000 for general operating support* for general operating support
Chicago Lighthouse $ 25,000 Skills for Chicagoland's Future $ 100,000 for workforce development for individuals for general operating support* with visual impairments Upwardly Global $ 40,000 Chicagoland Chamber of $ 90,000 for general operating support* Commerce Foundation Women Employed $ 50,000 for the Chicagoland Business Leadership for general operating support Network which promotes disability inclusion in the workplace* World Business Chicago $ 75,000 for general operating support* Chinese American Service League $ 40,000 for general operating support* World Relief Chicago $ 25,000 for workforce development for refugees City Year $ 14,000 for youth summer job training Year Up $ 14,000 for youth summer job training Erie Neighborhood House $ 45,000 for general operating support* Subtotal $1,908,000 $ 208,000 $1,700,000 Ethiopian Community Association $ 30,000 of Chicago for general operating support
*Grants made from the Searle Funds at The Chicago Community Trust 2017 A N N U A L R E P O R T 23 COMPETITIVE GRANTS
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
REGIONAL ECONOMIC RESPONSIVE GO REGIONAL ECONOMIC RESPONSIVE GO DEVELOPMENT GRANT GRANT DEVELOPMENT GRANT GRANT
Accion Chicago $ 200,000 Skills for Chicagoland's Future $ 500,000 for the management of the Neighborhood for the Beyond the Diploma initiative Entrepreneurship Lab* to employ 2,000 unemployed youth*
Alliance for Regional Development $ 25,000 Southeast Chicago Commission $ 20,000 for the 5th Summit on Regional for the Woodlawn Community Summit Competitiveness and Washington Park Community Summit
The Chicago Community Foundation $ 50,000 Sunshine Gospel Ministries $ 75,000 for the Neighborhood Entrepreneurship for the Marketplace Readiness Lab Fund and Access for Entrepreneurship Advancement program* Chicago Community Loan Fund $ 75,000 for Chicago TREND* University of Illinois at Chicago $ 25,000 College of Urban Planning The Chicago Community Trust $ 382,600 for The City That Works for Everyone: in support of administrative expenses Resources and Ideas for Building an of Benefit Chicago* Inclusive Chicago Economy
Chicago Council on Global Affairs $ 300,000 University of Illinois UIC Urban Forum $ 25,000 to support Black Chicago Tomorrow for the 2017 UIC Urban Forum, The Public Chicago Neighborhood Initiatives $ 200,000 Infrastructure of Work and Play for the Illinois Entrepreneurship Urban Juncture Foundation $ 19,500 Reentry Program* to develop and train local entrepreneurs Free Spirit Media $ 100,000 and connect them to the Boxville semi- for the Pathways Emerging Artist Center* permanent retail space in Bronzeville
iBIO Institute $ 800,000 World Business Chicago $ 300,000 for the PROPEL programs* for the Plan for Economic Growth and Jobs* Jobs to Move America $ 75,000 for the Jobs, Infrastructure and Subtotal $3,432,100 $3 ,432,100 – Equity project*
Manufacturing Renaissance $ 60,000 for the Chicago Ownership TOTAL EDUCATION AND Conversion Project* ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Metropolis Strategies $ 130,000 $ 7,497,255 for capacity building support to the Cook County Bureau of Economic Development and economic development activities*
Metropolitan Planning Council $ 50,000 for the Cost of Segregation Study and policy recommendations
RSA United States $ 20,000 for seed funding to initiate a scoping activity for a Chicago-based Inclusive Growth Accelerator
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HEALTH, HOUSING and HUMAN SERVICES
We work to improve the quality of life for all residents of our communities. Our grants support programs across the entire housing spectrum: to prevent and end homelessness; boost affordable rental housing; prevent widespread foreclosure that hollows out neighborhoods. They help keep people healthier: provide greater access to quality care, reduce chronic disease. Our grants help fight hunger with a stronger network of food pantries, meal programs and fresh produce for food deserts. They support programs reforming the justice system and reducing crime rates to make neighborhoods safer.
HEALTH
ACCESS TO RESPONSIVE GO ACCESS TO RESPONSIVE GO HEALTHCARE GRANT GRANT HEALTHCARE GRANT GRANT
Access Community Health Network $ 70,000 Healthcare Alternative Systems $ 90,000 for general operating support* for general operating support
Advocate Charitable Foundation $ 40,000 Howard Brown Health Center $ 120,000 for general operating support* for general operating support
Alivio Medical Center $ 100,000 Illinois College of Optometry $ 85,000 for general operating support for general operating support
Asian Health Coalition $ 35,000 Infant Welfare Society of Chicago $ 50,000 for general operating support for general operating support
Asian Human Services Family $ 100,000 Inner-City Muslim Action Network $ 90,000 Health Center for general operating support for general operating support Lawndale Christian Health Center $ 50,000 Center for Independence $ 40,000 for general operating support Through Conductive Education for general operating support McDermott Center $ 115,000 for general operating support Chicago Citywide Literacy Coalition $ 95,000 for general operating support National Medical Fellowships $ 185,000 for general operating support Chicago Commons Association $ 85,000 for general operating support Night Ministry $ 55,000 for general operating support Community Health $ 85,000 for general operating support PCC Community Wellness Center $ 50,000 for general operating support* Core Foundation $ 110,000 for general operating support Silver Lining Foundation $ 50,000 for general operating support* Erie Family Health Center $ 100,000 for general operating support* St. Bernard Hospital $ 40,000 for general operating support* Esperanza Health Centers $ 70,000 for general operating support Thresholds $ 50,000 for general operating support
Subtotal $1,960,000 – $ 1,960,000
*Grants made from the Searle Funds at The Chicago Community Trust 2017 A N N U A L R E P O R T 25 COMPETITIVE GRANTS
HEALTH SYSTEM RESPONSIVE GO HEALTH - RESPONSIVE GO REFORM GRANT GRANT RESPONSIVE GRANT GRANT
AgeOptions $ 88,000 AIDS Foundation of Chicago $ 20,000 for general operating support* for the Protect Our Care Illinois Coalition
AIDS Foundation of Chicago $ 80,000 Arab American Action Network $ 10,000 for general operating support for family counseling services
EverThrive Illinois $ 150,000 Brushwood Center at Ryerson Woods $ 75,000 for general operating support for its Nurturing Art, Nature and Well Being programming Health & Disability Advocates $ 95,000 for general operating support* Centro Romero $ 15,000 for family counseling services Health and Medicine Policy $ 150,000 Research Group Chicago Bilingual Nurse Consortium $ 150,000 for general operating support* for the Partnering for Growth Program
Illinois Association of Free $ 50,000 Chicago Citywide Literacy Coalition $ 20,000 and Charitable Clinics for the Empowerment-Based Health for general operating support Literacy Project
Planned Parenthood of Illinois $ 90,000 Chicago Coalition to Save Our $ 25,000 for general operating support Mental Health Centers for the Expanded Mental Health TASC $ 80,000 Services Program for general operating support CommunityHealth $ 23,000 Subtotal $783,000 – $ 783,000 for health care services to low-income, uninsured individuals
Consortium for Educational Change $ 60,000 COMMUNITY HEALTH RESPONSIVE GO for the Partnership for Resilience's AND WELLNESS GRANT GRANT Southland School-Based Health Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's $ 150,000 Impact Project Hospital of Chicago Erie Neighborhood House $ 5,000 for general operating support* for education, healthy food access and Latin Center/Universidad Popular $ 72,000 physical activities for low-income families for general operating support EverThrive Illinois $ 25,000 Enlace Chicago $ 80,000 for a program to teach low-income for general operating support families how to cook healthy and affordable meals on a budget Gads Hill Center $ 50,000 for general operating support Health and Medicine Policy $ 15,000 Research Group Illinois Public Health Institute $ 90,000 for the Quentin D . Young Equity Project for general operating support Healthy Illinois Campaign $ 120,000 Puerto Rican Cultural Center $ 130,000 for health education and policy research for general operating support Healthy Schools Campaign $ 65,000 Saint Anthony Hospital Foundation $ 35,000 for the Chicago Partnership for for general operating support Healthy Schools*
TCA Health $ 100,000 Housing Opportunities and $ 15,000 for general operating support Maintenance for the Elderly for independent living services for Subtotal $707,000 – $ 707,000 low-income seniors
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HEALTH - RESPONSIVE GO HEALTH - RESPONSIVE GO RESPONSIVE GRANT GRANT RESPONSIVE GRANT GRANT
Illinois African American Coalition $ 17,000 University of Illinois at Chicago $ 25,000 for Prevention Library of Health Sciences for the Healthier Choices - Healthier for the acquisition of books and journals Families program in the field of dermatology
Illinois Caucus for Adolescent Health $ 25,000 University of Illinois Medical Center $ 95,000 for the Safe, Affirmed and Healthy for the Tel-Me: Bringing Health Youth program Care program*
Institute for Community Empowerment $ 25,000 Women Employed $ 150,000 for the Expanded Mental Health for the Pathways into Nursing and Services program Allied Health Careers program
Metropolitan Chicago Breast Cancer Task Force Subtotal $1,310,500 $1 ,310,500 – for nurse navigators specializing in breast $ 25,000 cancer care to three community hospitals to help patients in underserved areas TOTAL HEALTH for Extra Help, Extra Care: Community $ 40,000 $ 4,760,500 Nurse Navigation to Reduce Chicago's Breast Cancer Disparities
Mental Health Leadership Initiative $ 50,000 for its Strengthening Parity HOUSING Implementation and Enforcement program PREVENTING AND RESPONSIVE GO Options for Youth $ 25,000 ENDING HOMELESSNESS GRANT GRANT for education and parenting skills support All Chicago Making Homelessness RefugeeOne $ 15,000 History / Emergency Fund for its Wellness Program for general operating support $ 70,000 for a data exchange and analysis for $ 25,000 Sinai Health System $ 50,500 people experiencing homelessness to for phase two of the Community access health services in Cook County Health Survey dissemination for its housing work for Chicago's $ 30,000 Small Business Majority Foundation $ 50,000 chronically homeless population for Small Business Voice in Health Care Alliance to End Homelessness in $ 60,000 TASC $ 15,000 Suburban Cook County for mental health services and aftercare for general operating support support through its Supportive Release Center for formally incarcerated individuals American Red Cross for emergency response to $ 100,000 Union Impact Center $ 5,000 Hurricane Harvey for education, healthy food access and for local disaster relief required to $ 25,000 physical activities for low-income families replenish local resources diverted to the severe flooding in northern Illinois United States Curling Association $ 50,000 to administer the Darwin Curtis Fund American Red Cross of Chicago $ 25,000 for the sport of curling and Northern Illinois for local disaster relief required to University of Illinois at Chicago $ 5,000 replenish local resources diverted to the for a series of outreach talks in the tornado disaster response in northern Illinois Office of Health Literacy Aunt Martha's Youth Center $ 25,000 for general operating support
*Grants made from the Searle Funds at The Chicago Community Trust 2017 A N N U A L R E P O R T 27 COMPETITIVE GRANTS
PREVENTING AND RESPONSIVE GO PREVENTING AND RESPONSIVE GO ENDING HOMELESSNESS GRANT GRANT ENDING HOMELESSNESS GRANT GRANT
Beacon Therapeutic School $ 50,000 DePaul University $ 100,000 for general operating support for an international conference in Chicago on homelessness Beds Plus Care $ 20,000 for general operating support Featherfist $ 60,000 for general operating support Breakthrough Urban Ministries $ 35,000 for general operating support Franciscan Outreach $ 70,000 for general operating support Casa Central $ 40,000 for general operating support Greater Houston Community $ 100,000 Foundation Catholic Charities of the $ 50,000 for the emergency response to Archdiocese of Chicago Hurricane Harvey for general operating support Heartland Health Outreach $ 150,000 Center for Changing Lives $ 30,000 for general operating support for general operating support Housing Forward $ 60,000 Center for Housing and Health $ 50,000 for general operating support for general operating support Inner Voice $ 5,000 Center on Halsted $ 45,000 for interim housing for veterans for general operating support experiencing homelessness
Chicago House and Social Inspiration Corporation $ 25,000 Service Agency for education, training and employment for general operating support $ 40,000 for outreach in Englewood through La Casa Norte $ 90,000 a health and housing initiative $ 65,000 for general operating support
Chicago Metropolitan Battered $ 15,000 Lincoln Park Community Shelter $ 20,000 Women's Network for general operating support for advocacy and case management for Margaret's Village $ 25,000 survivors of domestic violence for general operating support Community Foundation of $ 30,000 Lyte Collective Collier County for the launch of a youth-led community $ 25,000 for the Collier Comes Together Disaster center for young people experiencing Relief Fund homelessness on Chicago's South Side The Community Foundation for $ 30,000 for case management services for $ 20,000 Northeast Florida homeless LGBT youth for the First Coast Relief Fund Matthew House $ 20,000 Corporation for Supportive Housing $ 40,000 for general operating support for general operating support Metropolitan Mayors Caucus $ 5,000 Cradles to Crayons $ 20,000 for a partnership with Amita Health to to provide homeless or low-income support independent living for low-income children with essential items such as seniors and to prevent homelessness clothes, coats, shoes and school supplies The Miami Foundation $ 40,000 Deborah's Place $ 20,000 for the Irma Community Recovery Fund for emergency housing and support services for women experiencing Mujeres Latinas en Accion $ 15,000 homelessness for emergency housing and support services for survivors of domestic violence
28 THE C H I C A G O C O M MUNIT Y T R U S T COMPETITIVE GRANTS
PREVENTING AND RESPONSIVE GO HOUSING AND RESPONSIVE GO ENDING HOMELESSNESS GRANT GRANT FORECLOSURE GRANT GRANT
North Side Housing and $ 30,000 Chicago Rehabilitation Network $ 65,000 Supportive Services for general operating support* for general operating support Communities United $ 60,000 Pacific Garden Mission $ 50,000 for general operating support for general operating support Corporation for Supportive Housing $ 75,000 Primo Center For Women And Children for the Flexible Housing Pool Initiative for general operating support $ 35,000 DePaul University $ 60,000 for general operating support $ 25,000 for general operating support for services for homeless women $ 15,000 and children Genesis Housing Development $ 30,000 Corporation Puerto Rican Cultural Center $ 20,000 for general operating support for general operating support Housing Action Illinois Renaissance Social Services $ 40,000 for general operating support* $ 70,000 for general operating support for restructuring and consolidation $ 25,000 Southwest Chicago PADS $ 20,000 strategies between Housing Action for general operating support Illinois and the Supportive Housing Providers Association St. Leonard's Ministries for general operating support $ 25,000 IFF $ 75,000 for interim housing and supported services $ 5,000 for general operating support for formerly incarcerated men and women Jane Addams Senior Caucus $ 15,000 Teen Living Programs $ 40,000 for general operating support for general operating support Kenwood-Oakland Community $ 10,000 Organization Subtotal $2,075,000 $ 765,000 $ 1,310,000 for general operating support
Latin United Community Housing $ 50,000 Association HOUSING AND RESPONSIVE GO FORECLOSURE GRANT GRANT for general operating support
Alliance to End Homelessness in $ 75,000 Lawyers Committee for Better Housing $ 75,000 Suburban Cook County for general operating support for the Suburban Cook Health-Housing Logan Square Neighborhood Association Bridge initiative for general operating support* $ 15,000 Bickerdike Redevelopment Corporation $ 60,000 for the Emmett Street Housing and $ 25,000 for general operating support* Education Initiative
Brighton Park Neighborhood Council $ 35,000 Mercy Housing Lakefront $ 75,000 for general operating support for general operating support*
Business and Professional People for $ 65,000 Metropolis Strategies $ 70,000 the Public Interest for the creation of a State of Illinois for general operating support Strategic Plan for Re-Entry Housing
Chicago Coalition for the Homeless $ 40,000 Metropolitan Mayors Caucus $ 70,000 for the implementation and evaluation of for general operating support housing support for Chicago Public Schools' Metropolitan Tenants Organization Families in Transition program for general operating support* $ 75,000 Chicago Community Loan Fund $ 60,000 for the Chicago Healthy Homes $ 64,000 for general operating support* Inspection Collaborative
*Grants made from the Searle Funds at The Chicago Community Trust 2017 A N N U A L R E P O R T 29 COMPETITIVE GRANTS
HOUSING AND RESPONSIVE GO COOK COUNTY FORECLOSURE RESPONSIVE GO FORECLOSURE GRANT GRANT MEDIATION PROGRAM GRANT GRANT
Neighborhood Housing Services $ 70,000 Action Now Institute $ 73,500 of Chicago for community outreach related to for general operating support the Cook County Mortgage Foreclosure Mediation Program NeighborScapes $ 25,000 for the next phase of Transform Genesis Housing Development $ 36,000 Neighborhoods Innovation Houses Corporation for community outreach related to Northwest Side Housing Center $ 65,000 the Cook County Mortgage Foreclosure for general operating support Mediation Program
Oak Park Regional Housing Center $ 65,000 Latin United Community Housing $ 20,250 for the Community Integration Project Association Open Communities $ 25,000 for community outreach related to for general operating support the Cook County Mortgage Foreclosure Mediation Program Organizing Neighborhoods for $ 30,000 Equality Northside Northwest Side Housing Center $ 65,000 for general operating support for community outreach related to the Cook County Mortgage Foreclosure Presence Health Network $ 50,000 Mediation Program to pilot a home-based asthma prevention program Oak Park Regional Housing Center $ 37,500 for community outreach related to Respond Now $ 40,000 the Cook County Mortgage Foreclosure for general operating support Mediation Program
Resurrection Project $ 80,000 Southwest Organizing Project $ 73,070 for general operating support* for community outreach related to the Cook County Mortgage Foreclosure Southside Together Organizing $ 10,000 Mediation Program for Power for general operating support Woodstock Institute for community outreach related to $ 3,600 Southwest Organizing Project $ 85,000 the Cook County Mortgage Foreclosure for the Reclaiming Southwest Mediation Program Chicago campaign for general operating support $ 3,600 Spanish Coalition for Housing $ 75,000 for general operating support Subtotal $312,520 $ 312,520 – Supportive Housing Providers $ 50,000 Association for general operating support TOTAL HOUSING
University of Chicago Urban Labs $ 45,000 $ 4,501,520 for the youth and family homeless initiative
Woodstock Institute $ 60,000 for general operating support
Subtotal $2,114,000 $ 644,000 $ 1,470,000
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HUMAN SERVICES
ACCESS TO RESPONSIVE GO IMPROVING IMMIGRATION RESPONSIVE GO PUBLIC BENEFITS GRANT GRANT SERVICES AND POLICIES GRANT GRANT
Center for Economic Progress $ 100,000 Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and for general operating support* Refugee Rights for general operating support $ 150,000 Fathers, Families and Healthy $ 50,000 for the Protecting Immigrant Communities Families Initiative $ 25,000 for programs engaging young fathers through peer-to-peer education and training Indo-American Center $ 10,000 for general operating support Ford Heights Community $ 15,000 Service Organization Latino Policy Forum for the case management and for general operating support $ 50,000 referral system for the Immigration Policy Outreach $ 10,000 and Education Initiative LIFT $ 20,000 for career coaching, affordable housing Latinos Progresando counseling and access to government benefits for general operating support $ 38,000 Night Ministry $ 2,100 for the Immigration Community $ 25,000 for support of direct assistance to working Outreach Initiative mothers and their children P.A.S.O. - West Suburban Operation Warm $ 25,000 Action Project for new winter coats to children in need for general operating support $ 15,000 for the Immigration Outreach and $ 10,000 Education program Subtotal $212,100 $ 112,100 $ 100,000 Southwest Organizing Project for general operating support $ 35,000 IMPROVING IMMIGRATION RESPONSIVE GO for the Immigration Services and $ 5,000 SERVICES AND POLICIES GRANT GRANT Organizing program Asian Americans Advancing $ 24,000 Justice - Chicago Subtotal $812,000 $ 312,000 $ 500,000 for general operating support
Centro Romero $ 40,000 FRED B. JONES RESPONSIVE GO for general operating support FUND GRANT GRANT The Chicago Community Foundation $ 150,000 All Chicago Making $ 5,000 for support of the Illinois Immigration Homelessness History Funders Collaborative for support of direct assistance to Community Activism Law Alliance persons needing emergency relief services for general operating support $ 40,000 Association House of Chicago $ 4,000 for the Immigration Services program $ 15,000 for support of direct assistance to Crossroads Fund $ 50,000 persons needing emergency relief services for the Critical Response Fund Better Boys Foundation $ 4,000 Hana Center for support of direct assistance to for general operating support $ 18,000 persons needing emergency relief services for the Immigration Outreach and $ 7,000 Between Friends $ 4,000 Education program for support of direct assistance to persons needing emergency relief services Illinois Business Immigration Coalition for general operating support $ 80,000 Breakthrough Urban Ministries $ 4,000 for the Worker's Safety Plan initiative $ 15,000 for support of direct assistance to persons needing emergency relief services
*Grants made from the Searle Funds at The Chicago Community Trust 2017 A N N U A L R E P O R T 31 COMPETITIVE GRANTS
FRED B. JONES RESPONSIVE GO FRED B. JONES RESPONSIVE GO FUND GRANT GRANT FUND GRANT GRANT
Cara Program $ 5,000 Kinzie Industrial Development $ 5,000 for support of direct assistance to Corporation persons needing emergency relief services for support of direct assistance to persons needing emergency relief services Casa Central $ 5,000 for support of direct assistance to Kolbe House Jail Ministry $ 5,000 persons needing emergency relief services for support of direct assistance to persons needing emergency relief services Catholic Charities of the $ 2,000 Archdiocese of Chicago La Casa Norte $ 2,000 for support of direct assistance to for support of direct assistance to persons needing emergency relief services persons needing emergency relief services
Chicago Commons Association $ 4,000 Maryville Academy $ 4,000 for support of direct assistance to for support of direct assistance to persons needing emergency relief services persons needing emergency relief services
Chicago House and Social $ 4,000 McDermott Center $ 3,000 Service Agency for support of direct assistance to for support of direct assistance to persons needing emergency relief services persons needing emergency relief services North Side Housing and Supportive $ 5,000 City Year $ 7,000 Services for support of direct assistance to for support of direct assistance to persons needing emergency relief services persons needing emergency relief services
Enlace Chicago $ 7,000 Primo Center for Women and Children $ 3,000 for support of direct assistance to for support of direct assistance to persons needing emergency relief services persons needing emergency relief services
Franciscan Outreach $ 4,000 Renaissance Social Services $ 3,000 for support of direct assistance to for support of direct assistance to persons needing emergency relief services persons needing emergency relief services
Gads Hill Center $ 5,000 Safe Haven Foundation $ 4,000 for support of direct assistance to for support of direct assistance to persons needing emergency relief services persons needing emergency relief services
Greater West Town Community $ 5,000 Salvation Army $ 4,000 Development Project for support of direct assistance to for support of direct assistance to persons needing emergency relief services persons needing emergency relief services South Suburban PADS $ 6,000 Healthcare Alternative Systems $ 5,000 for support of direct assistance to for support of direct assistance to persons needing emergency relief services persons needing emergency relief services UCAN $ 4,000 Heartland Human Care Services $ 2,000 for support of direct assistance to for support of direct assistance to persons needing emergency relief services persons needing emergency relief services World Relief - Chicago $ 5,000 Inner-City Computer Stars Foundation $ 6,000 for support of direct assistance to for support of direct assistance to persons needing emergency relief services persons needing emergency relief services Year Up $ 8,156 for support of direct assistance to persons needing emergency relief services
Subtotal $143,156 $ 143,156 –
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EARLING WORKING RESPONSIVE GO EARLING WORKING RESPONSIVE GO MOTHERS FUND GRANT GRANT MOTHERS FUND GRANT GRANT
African American Christian Foundation $ 4,000 New Moms $ 7,000 for support of direct assistance to working for support of direct assistance to working mothers and their children mothers and their children
All Chicago Making $ 15,000 Precious Blood Ministry of Reconciliation $ 9,000 Homelessness History for support of direct assistance to working for support of direct assistance to working mothers and their children mothers and their children Sarah's Inn $ 8,700 Apna Ghar $ 4,000 for support of direct assistance to working for support of direct assistance to working mothers and their children mothers and their children SGA Youth and Family Services $ 5,000 Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese $ 6,000 for support of direct assistance to working of Chicago mothers and their children for support of direct assistance to working mothers and their children Southwest Chicago PADS $ 5,000 for support of direct assistance to working Connections for Abused Women $ 4,000 mothers and their children and Their Children for support of direct assistance to working Well of Mercy $ 4,000 mothers and their children for support of direct assistance to working mothers and their children Hana Center $ 5,000 for support of direct assistance to working Will County Housing Development $ 6,000 mothers and their children Corporation for support of direct assistance to working Heartland Human Care Services $ 3,000 mothers and their children for support of direct assistance to working mothers and their children Subtotal $118,700 $ 118,700 – Housing Opportunities for Women $ 6,000 for support of direct assistance to working mothers and their children PUBLIC POLICY ADVOCACY RESPONSIVE GO FOR THE SOCIAL SAFETY NET GRANT GRANT Inner Voice $ 4,000 for support of direct assistance to working Access Living of Metropolitan Chicago $ 75,000 mothers and their children for general operating support
Inspiration Corporation $ 7,000 Chicago Coalition for the Homeless $ 75,000 for support of direct assistance to working for general operating support mothers and their children Children's Home + Aid Society of Illinois $ 65,000 La Casa Norte $ 3,000 for general operating support for support of direct assistance to working Equip for Equality $ 60,000 mothers and their children for general operating support
Latinos Progresando $ 5,000 Illinois Hunger Coalition $ 60,000 for support of direct assistance to working for general operating support mothers and their children Illinois Partners for Human Service McDermott Center $ 3,000 for general operating support $ 75,000 for support of direct assistance to working for a research project on the human $ 25,000 mothers and their children service sector and the resulting reports Neopolitan Lighthouse $ 5,000 Metropolitan Family Services $ 100,000 for support of direct assistance to working for general operating support mothers and their children
*Grants made from the Searle Funds at The Chicago Community Trust 2017 A N N U A L R E P O R T 33 COMPETITIVE GRANTS
PUBLIC POLICY ADVOCACY RESPONSIVE GO PREVENTING AND RESPONSIVE GO FOR THE SOCIAL SAFETY NET GRANT GRANT ELIMINATING HUNGER GRANT GRANT
Mujeres Latinas en Accion $ 50,000 Illinois Hunger Coalition $ 10,000 for general operating support for general operating support
Heartland Alliance for Human Needs $ 80,000 Julie and Michael Tracy $ 15,000 & Human Rights Family Foundation for general operating support for urban agriculture work
Ounce of Prevention Fund $ 65,000 Lakeview Pantry $ 25,000 for general operating support to distribute healthy food to people experiencing food insecurity Sargent Shriver National Center $ 250,000 on Poverty Law Meals on Wheels Foundation $ 25,000 for general operating support of Cook County for meal delivery for aging adults Voices for Illinois Children $ 80,000 and people with disabilities for general operating support Northern Illinois Food Bank $ 95,000 Youth Network Council $ 30,000 for general operating support to build a member organization for advocacy and public policy around issues of the state budget and its Subtotal $700,000 $ 155,000 $ 545,000 impact on services for youth and young adults in Illinois VIOLENCE PREVENTION AND RESPONSIVE GO JUSTICE SYSTEM REFORM GRANT GRANT Subtotal $1,090,000 $ 55,000 $ 1,035,000 Archdiocese of Chicago $ 150,000 for the Anti-Violence Initiative to PREVENTING AND RESPONSIVE GO reduce violence in Chicago's neighborhoods ELIMINATING HUNGER GRANT GRANT Blue Foundation $ 25,000 Chicago Horticultural Society $ 15,000 for the Justice System Restart Initiative for providing healthy produce in the Englewood community through Windy Cabrini Green Legal Aid $ 60,000 City Harvest for general operating support
Chicago's Green City Market $ 40,000 Fund for Justice $ 50,000 to increase access to healthy produce for general operating support and improve overall health outcomes for The Chicago Community Foundation residents of the Bronzeville community for the Grass-Roots Alliance for Police $ 500,000 Claretian Associates $ 50,000 Accountability Fund for general operating support for support of the Safe Chicago $ 750,000 Network Fund Experimental Station $ 80,000 as a contribution to the Chicago Fund $ 500,000 for general operating support for Safe and Peaceful Communities
Gary Comer Youth Center $ 60,000 Chicago Design Museum $ 25,000 for general operating support for the Juvenile Temporary Detention Greater Chicago Food Depository Center's 'You Are Beautiful' Project for general operating support $ 205,000 Chicago Metropolitan Battered $ 39,000 for research on food insecurity among $ 25,000 Women’s Network people with disabilities for research and analysis of outcomes measures for domestic violence service Heartland Human Care Services $ 55,000 providers for general operating support
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VIOLENCE PREVENTION AND RESPONSIVE GO VIOLENCE PREVENTION AND RESPONSIVE GO JUSTICE SYSTEM REFORM GRANT GRANT JUSTICE SYSTEM REFORM GRANT GRANT
Chicago Public Media $ 25,000 University of Illinois at Chicago $ 175,000 for the "Every Other Hour" reporting project School of Public Health for general operating support Chicago Torture Justice Center $ 125,000 to build the infrastructure to implement Youth Guidance $ 100,000 services for police torture survivors and for general operating support their families
Community Justice for Youth Institute $ 23,500 Subtotal $3,315,000 $ 2,585,000 $ 730,000 for a delegation of Bridging the Divide officers and community residents to participate in the Sixth National Conference TOTAL HUMAN SERVICES on Community and Restorative Justice $ 6,390,956 Conscience Community Network $ 165,000 for the Illinois Dually-Involved Youth Pay for Success Initiative TOTAL HEALTH, HOUSING Cook County Collaborative $ 25,000 AND HUMAN SERVICES Justice Project $ 15,652,976 for general operating support
Donda's House $ 25,000 for Heal Chicago
Equip for Equality $ 100,000 to launch a new Disability Employment Rights Center*
International Neighborhood $ 40,000 Collaborative for the Dovetail Project
Juvenile Justice Initiative $ 75,000 for general operating support
Metropolis Strategies $ 110,000 for general operating support
Roger Baldwin Foundation of ACLU $ 75,000 for general operating support
Sankofa Safe Child $ 2,500 for general operating support
Seventh Circuit Bar $ 5,000 Association Foundation for the What to Do About Gun Violence program
Southland Juvenile Justice Council $ 60,000 for expansion of core services in court alternative diversion programs and capacity building initiatives
UCAN $ 85,000 for general operating support
*Grants made from the Searle Funds at The Chicago Community Trust 2017 A N N U A L R E P O R T 35 COMPETITIVE GRANTS
CIVIC and CULTURAL VITALITY
We are committed to enhancing the vibrancy of our culture in ways that promote regional prosperity and build community. Our grants infuse arts organizations with the resources to truly reflect Chicago’s diversity. To provide arts education to young people, in and out of schools. To become more sustainable, serving as enduring anchors in their neighborhoods. We support programs that make data and information more available to leaders and residents alike, providing common ground for conversation—and change.
Programmatic GO Grants are awarded to support nonprofit programs that promote cultural vitality and provide arts education.
ARTS AND CULTURE
ARTS RESPONSIVE PROGRAMMATIC ARTS RESPONSIVE PROGRAMMATIC LEARNING GRANT GO GRANT LEARNING GRANT GO GRANT
Barrel of Monkeys Productions $ 45,000 Little Kids Rock $ 30,000 for an arts education program in CPS for an arts education program in CPS
Changing Worlds $ 50,000 Marwen Foundation $ 40,000 for an arts education program in CPS for arts education programs
Chicago Children's Choir $ 40,000 Merit School of Music $ 30,000 for an arts education program in CPS for an arts education program in CPS
Chicago Shakespeare Theater $ 30,000 National Museum of Mexican Art $ 30,000 for an arts education program in CPS for an arts education program in CPS
Free Spirit Media $ 40,000 SkyART $ 50,000 for an arts education program in CPS for an arts education program in CPS and after-school programs Urban Gateways $ 40,000 Hyde Park Art Center $ 40,000 for an arts education program in CPS for an arts education program in CPS Young Chicago Authors $ 40,000 Institute for Therapy Through the Arts $ 30,000 for an arts education program in CPS for an arts education program and after-school programs
Jazz Institute of Chicago $ 40,000 Subtotal $700,000 – $ 700,000 for an arts education program in CPS
Joffrey Ballet of Chicago $ 40,000 for an arts education program in CPS SMART RESPONSIVE PROGRAMMATIC GROWTH GRANT GO GRANT Kuumba Lynx $ 45,000 for an arts education program in CPS American Blues Theater $ 50,000 and after-school programs for participation in the SMART Growth program Literature for All of Us $ 40,000 for arts education programs in Arts of Life $ 50,000 alternative settings for participation in the SMART Growth program
Audience Architects $ 35,000 for participation in the SMART 36 THE C H I C A G O C O M MUNIT Y T R U S T Growth program COMPETITIVE GRANTS
SMART RESPONSIVE PROGRAMMATIC SMART RESPONSIVE PROGRAMMATIC GROWTH GRANT GO GRANT GROWTH GRANT GO GRANT
Center for Arabic Language $ 25,000 Maywood Fine Arts Association $ 50,000 and Culture for participation in the SMART for participation in the SMART Growth program Growth program Miracle Center $ 40,000 Cerqua Rivera Art Experience $ 25,000 for participation in the SMART for participation in the SMART Growth program Growth program Mitchell Museum of the $ 35,000 Chicago Poetry Slam $ 20,000 American Indian for participation in the SMART for participation in the SMART Growth program Growth program
Chicago West Community $ 30,000 Najwa Dance Corps $ 25,000 Music Center for participation in the SMART for participation in the SMART Growth program Growth program National Veterans Art Museum $ 40,000 Chinatown Museum Foundation $ 35,000 for participation in the SMART for participation in the SMART Growth program Growth program Pride Films and Plays $ 25,000 Erasing the Distance $ 30,000 for participation in the SMART for participation in the SMART Growth program Growth program Red Clay Dance Company $ 25,000 Filament Theatre Ensemble $ 25,000 for participation in the SMART for participation in the SMART Growth program Growth program Rivendell Theatre Ensemble $ 30,000 Green Star Movement $ 35,000 for participation in the SMART for participation in the SMART Growth program Growth program Serendipity Theatre $ 20,000 Guild Complex $ 25,000 for participation in the SMART for participation in the SMART Growth program Growth program Snow City Arts Foundation $ 50,000 High Concept Laboratories $ 25,000 for participation in the SMART for participation in the SMART Growth program Growth program South Side Community Art Center $ 35,000 Hyde Park Suzuki Institute $ 35,000 for participation in the SMART for participation in the SMART Growth program Growth program Spudnik Press Cooperative $ 30,000 Imagination Theatre $ 30,000 for participation in the SMART for participation in the SMART Growth program Growth program True Star Foundation $ 40,000 National Museum of Puerto Rican $ 40,000 for participation in the SMART Arts and Culture Growth program for participation in the SMART Growth program West Point Fellowship $ 20,000 for participation in the SMART Mariachi Heritage Foundation $ 20,000 Growth program for participation in the SMART Growth program Subtotal $1,000,000 – $ 1,000,000
*Grants made from the Searle Funds at The Chicago Community Trust 2017 A N N U A L R E P O R T 37 COMPETITIVE GRANTS
CULTURAL VIBRANCY - RESPONSIVE PROGRAMMATIC STRENGTHENING ARTISTIC RESPONSIVE PROGRAMMATIC CAPACITY BUILDING GRANT GO GRANT AND CULTURAL DIVERSITY GRANT GO GRANT
Arts & Business Council of Chicago $ 70,000 Collaboraction Theatre Company $ 25,000 for general operating support for the Encounter: An Explorative Event series Chicago Artists Coalition $ 25,000 for general operating support Congo Square Theatre Company $ 25,000 for the production of Joyful Noise The Chicago Community $ 180,000 - A Nativity Tribute Foundation/Arts Work Fund for capacity building grant making efforts DePaul University $ 20,000 for participation in Art Design Chicago 2018 Chicago Cultural Alliance $ 50,000 for general operating support eta Creative Arts Foundation $ 15,000 to produce The Tiger Who Wore White Cultural Data Project $ 50,000 Gloves as part of Our Miss Brooks: for general operating support A Centennial Celebration Illinois Arts Alliance $ 90,000 Governors State University $ 20,000 for general operating support Center for Performing Arts Illinois Humanities Council $ 50,000 for the Made in Chicago 2017-2018 series for general operating support Hedwig Dances $ 15,000 related to Sustain Arts for a dance collaboration with Ingenuity $ 90,000 St . Augustine College for general operating support Illinois Humanities Council $ 10,000 League of Chicago Theatres $ 25,000 for participation in Art Design Chicago 2018 Foundation Jane Addams Hull House Museum - $ 20,000 for general operating support University of Illinois at Chicago for participation in Art Design Chicago 2018 Subtotal $630,000 – $ 630,000 Lookingglass Theatre Company $ 30,000 for the production of Plantation as part of its 30th anniversary season STRENGTHENING ARTISTIC RESPONSIVE PROGRAMMATIC AND CULTURAL DIVERSITY GRANT GO GRANT Museum of Contemporary Photography $ 20,000 About Face Theatre Collective $ 20,000 for participation in Art Design Chicago 2018 for the production of Time Is on Our Side National Public Housing Museum $ 10,000 American Indian Center $ 25,000 for participation in Art Design Chicago 2018 for the Everybody Dance! Oakton Community College $ 10,000 multi-disciplinary program for participation in Art Design Chicago 2018
Archi-Treasures Association $ 35,000 Old Town School of Folk Music $ 20,000 for the Public Art Rosenwald project for the World Music Extended Play Blair Thomas and Company $ 15,000 series expansion for the Chicago International Puppet OPEN Center for the Arts $ 20,000 Theater Neighborhood Tour for The Voices of the World project
Chicago Design Museum $ 10,000 Project Onward $ 25,000 for participation in Art Design for an exhibition of portraits of Chicago 2018 legendary African-American artists
Chicago Jazz Philharmonic $ 20,000 Red Theater Chicago $ 10,000 for the Innovation Lab Immigrant series for the Red Cyrano production
Chicago Sinfonietta $ 15,000 Segundo Ruiz Belvis Cultural Center $ 30,000 for the Residents Orchestrate Project for the Borinquen is Calling Me series pilot in the Austin neighborhood
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STRENGTHENING ARTISTIC RESPONSIVE PROGRAMMATIC ARTS - RESPONSIVE PROGRAMMATIC AND CULTURAL DIVERSITY GRANT GO GRANT RESPONSIVE GRANT GO GRANT
Sideshow Theatre Company $ 10,000 Federacion Jalisciense del $ 10,000 for the production of Tilikum Medio Oeste for the Chicago performance of Teatro Vista - Theatre With a View $ 25,000 its Mexico en el Corazon tour for the Teatro Vista, Teatro Vecino initiative Field Museum of Natural History $ 25,000 Threewalls $ 10,000 toward the Marshall Field V for a social justice arts series collaboration Collections Endowment
Timeline Theatre Company $ 15,000 Gilder Lehrman Institute of $ 25,000 for community outreach events and American History collaborations for the production of Boy for the Hamilton Education Trickster Art Gallery $ 25,000 Program in Chicago for the Native POP! Exhibition Illinois Humanities Council $ 25,000 Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art $ 20,000 for the Gwendolyn Brooks for participation in Art Design Chicago 2018 Young Poets Award
University of Illinois at Chicago College $ 40,000 Innovation Foundation $ 250,000 of Architecture and the Arts for for the development, for participation in Art Design Chicago 2018 production, and presentation of Chicago Ideas Week VGA Foundation $ 10,000 for participation in Art Design Chicago 2018 Institute for Therapy Through $ 1,500 the Arts for trauma-informed teaching Subtotal $620,000 – $ 620,000 seminars in the arts
Lawyers for the Creative Arts $ 50,000 ARTS - RESPONSIVE PROGRAMMATIC for capacity building for legal arts RESPONSIVE GRANT GO GRANT service organizations
Arts & Business Council $ 174,000 National Museum of Mexican Art $ 50,000 of Chicago for Enrich Chicago for the smART scope assessment United States Artists $ 25,000 of the fourth SMART Growth cohort for USA Artists Assembly convening Audience Architects $ 25,000 around creative conversations, practices for the Chicago Area Dance Mapping and work in the individual artists sector Study and Report Dissemination Urban Gateways $ 50,000 for the Live for 5 initiative Chicago Academy of Sciences $ 25,000 for its legacy and recognition of nature and science education Subtotal $965,500 $ 965,500 –
Chicago Architecture Biennial $ 200,000 for the Chicago Architecture Biennial neighborhood initiative TOTAL ARTS AND CULTURE $ 3,915,500 Chicago Cultural Alliance $ 25,000 for the inaugural Inherit Chicago
Congo Square Theatre Company $ 5,000 for general operating support /donor matching
*Grants made from the Searle Funds at The Chicago Community Trust 2017 A N N U A L R E P O R T 39 COMPETITIVE GRANTS
CIVIC VITALITY
STRENGTHENING NONPROFIT STRENGTHENING NONPROFIT PERFORMANCE AND RESPONSIVE GO PERFORMANCE AND RESPONSIVE GO PUBLIC SECTOR GOVERNANCE GRANT GRANT PUBLIC SECTOR GOVERNANCE GRANT GRANT
Advancement Network $ 5,000 Community Activism Law Alliance $ 8,000 for the 2017 AdNet Conference for capacity building support
Association of Black $ 5,000 Delta Institute Building Material $ 5,726 Foundation Executives Reuse Center for annual membership for capacity building support
Association of Fundraising Executive Service Corps of Chicago $ 50,000 Professionals Chicago Chapter for general operating support* for the 41st Annual AFP Chicago $ 25,000 Philanthropy Awards Luncheon Forefront $ 110,000 for general operating support for the Midwest Conference, AFP $ 25,000 Chicago Fellows Program and Forest Preserve Foundation $ 5,000 Fundamentals of Fundraising Course for capacity building support
Axelson Center for Nonprofit $ 12,500 Foundation Center $ 8,500 Management at North Park University for capacity building support for the 2017 BootCamp for New Nonprofit CEOs Hana Center $ 30,000 to implement a merger with the Korean The Chicago Community Foundation $ 25,000 American Resource and Cultural Center for the Nonprofit Impact Awareness Fund Heartland Alliance for Human $ 125,000 The Chicago Community Trust $ 1,000,000 Needs & Human Rights to implement an expansion of the Social to build capacity for data innovation Lab practice, building on the 2016 pilot by funding a consultant to build a results framework and develop a master Chicago Foundation for Women $ 75,000 technology plan* for general operating support* Housing Opportunity Development $ 2,500 Chicago Lawyers Committee $ 50,000 for capacity building support for Civil Rights for general operating support Illinois Action for Children $ 250,000 for general operating support Chicago Public Art Group $ 2,600 for capacity building support Illinois Partners for Human Service $ 5,000 for capacity building support Chinese American Service League for a search for a new president/CEO $ 25,000 Independent Sector $ 17,500 for a search for a new CEO, change $ 32,000 for capacity building support management initiatives and leadership development for the management team Indo-American Center $ 54,000 for the Building Development Capacity plan Civic Consulting Alliance $ 250,000 for general operating support* Institute for Therapy Through the Arts $ 1,900 for capacity building support Civic Federation $ 100,000 for capacity building support* Iraqi Mutual Aid Society $ 3,800 for capacity building support Claretian Associates $ 10,000 for capacity building support James B. Moran Center for $ 2,850 Youth Advocacy CodeNow $ 14,000 for capacity building support for capacity building support
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STRENGTHENING NONPROFIT STRENGTHENING NONPROFIT PERFORMANCE AND RESPONSIVE GO PERFORMANCE AND RESPONSIVE GO PUBLIC SECTOR GOVERNANCE GRANT GRANT PUBLIC SECTOR GOVERNANCE GRANT GRANT
Kenwood-Oakland Community $ 10,000 United Way of Metropolitan Chicago Organization for for training to implement Social $ 25,000 for capacity building support Labs in two United Way Neighborhood Network communities Latino Policy Forum $ 8,750 to develop and implement Social Labs $ 200,000 for capacity building support in Austin and Brighton Park Local Initiatives Support Corporation $ 25,000 Youth Conservation Corps $ 4,500 for for the 23rd Annual Chicago for capacity building support Neighborhood Development Awards and The Chicago Community Trust Outstanding Community Plan Award Subtotal $2,883,005 $ 2,023,005 $ 860,000 for for the 24th Annual Chicago $ 25,000 Neighborhood Development Awards and The Chicago Community Trust LEADERSHIP RESPONSIVE GO DEVELOPMENT GRANT GRANT Outstanding Community Plan Award
Logan Square Neighborhood $ 5,000 CFLeads $ 15,000 Association for general operating support for capacity building support Chicago United $ 75,000 Lumity $ 40,000 for the Corporate Inclusion Institute for general operating support Chicago Urban League $ 150,000 Pilot Light $ 1,354 for the Impact Leadership program for capacity building support and a strategic initiative in partnership with the Trust to advance racial equity Plant Chicago $ 2,830 for capacity building support Crossroads Fund $ 25,000 for its Cultivate: Women of Color Primo Center for Women and Children $ 40,000 Leadership programy to build organizational capacity Future Leaders of Chicago $ 65,000 Project Exploration $ 17,900 for high school student leadership for capacity building support development program
Public Narrative $ 25,000 Interfaith Youth Core $ 25,000 for website redevelopment for the Interfaith Leadership Institute
Sarah's Circle $ 8,550 Latino Policy Forum $ 50,000 for capacity building support for the Multicultural Leadership Academy
South Suburban Family Shelter $ 3,245 Leadership Greater Chicago $ 75,000 for capacity building support to build civic leadership capacity in the region Southland Human Services $ 70,000 Leadership Council Mikva Challenge Grant Foundation $ 70,000 for capacity building and to promote for the Action Civics youth leadership collaboration among the organizations development programs serving the Chicago Southland Monroe Foundation $ 25,000 Tapfound, dba Taproot $ 35,000 to train 20 at-risk youth and young for general operating support* adults to continue to build upon their PACTing P .O W. .E .R . civic engagement for racial and economic equality
New Hampshire Charitable Foundation $ 20,000 for the Community Foundation Opportunity Network
*Grants made from the Searle Funds at The Chicago Community Trust 2017 A N N U A L R E P O R T 41 COMPETITIVE GRANTS
LEADERSHIP RESPONSIVE GO HUMAN RESPONSIVE GO DEVELOPMENT GRANT GRANT RELATIONS GRANT GRANT
OMNIA Institute for Contextual $ 10,000 Equip for Equality $ 16,400 Leadership to provide technical assistance to for the OMNIA Leadership Summit partners and consultants of the Disabilities Fund to develop an action agenda Social Venture Partners Chicago $ 12,500 that promotes disability employment in for the Fast Pitch event the healthcare sector
University of Chicago Office of $ 125,000 Free Spirit Media $ 25,000 Civic Engagement for the Chicago Talks project for the Civic Leadership Academy for emerging leaders' professional development* Futuro Media Group $ 25,000 for the Stitching America Together initiative Young Nonprofit Professionals Network $ 2,500 for its annual celebration Jewish United Fund of $ 25,000 Metropolitan Chicago Subtotal $745,000 $ 745,000 – for the security grants program Latinos Progresando $ 5,000 for the MEX Talks Speaker Series HUMAN RESPONSIVE GO RELATIONS GRANT GRANT Metropolitan Mayors Caucus $ 19,000 for the National League of Cities Adler Planetarium $ 10,000 REAL Training for municipal officials for its Hidden Figures Revealed partnership with the DuSable Museum United Congress of Community of African American History and Religious Organizations for training and relationship building $ 75,000 Beverly Area Planning Association $ 5,000 to address issues plaguing for the Mount Greenwood (Beverly/ communities of color Morgan Park) dinner host project for the Faith-Based Organizing Pilot $ 25,000 Black Star Project $ 12,000 Launch in the Lawndale and West for the 4th annual Dr . Martin Luther Pullman communities King Jr . Mentor weekend program Subtotal $366,900 $ 366,900 – Change Illinois Coalition $ 25,000 to provide local Illinois leaders with racial equity tools and resources SPECIAL RESPONSIVE GO Chicago Housing Authority $ 25,000 INITIATIVES GRANT GRANT for CHA/Public Housing 80th The Chicago Community Foundation Anniversary activities for general operations and grant making $ 200,000 Chicago Urban League $ 25,000 by the African American Legacy Board for the Youth Services of Advisors Collaboration Project for general operations and grant $ 200,000 making by the LGBT Community Fund Ciesla Foundation $ 25,000 Steering Committee for the distribution of the for general operations and grant making $ 200,000 DVD package of Rosenwald by the Nuestro Futuro Steering Committee DuSable Museum of $ 24,500 to the Latino Heritage Endowment Fund, $ 200,000 African American History as a match of contributions for an event around a partnership titled Straight Talk: Black & Brown/Building on a Coalition in a Broken America
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SPECIAL RESPONSIVE GO INITIATIVES GRANT GRANT
The Chicago Community Trust for 500 On The Table conversations $ 750,000 focused on racial equity for The University of Illinois at Chicago's $ 50,000 Institute for Policy and Civic Engagement to design, field and analyze a text-based participant poll and an email-based participant survey of On The Table for the work of the Disabilities Fund to $ 300,000 advance inclusion of people with disabilities for the Acting Up Awards $ 100,000
The Community Foundation $ 150,000 of Will County for general operations and grant making by the Community Foundation of Will County Board of Advisors
The Lake County Community $ 175,000 Foundation for general operations and grantmaking by the Lake County Community Foundation Board of Advisors
Subtotal $2,325,000 $ 2,325,000 –
TOTAL CIVIC VITALITY $ 6,319,905
TOTAL CIVIC AND CULTURAL VITALITY $ 10,235,405
*Grants made from the Searle Funds at The Chicago Community Trust 2017 A N N U A L R E P O R T 43 COMPETITIVE GRANTS
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
We know that a sustainable region depends on building up truly sustainable communities, where development balances regard for economy, environment and equity. Our grants support nonprofits working at a systemic level—to address wide-scale issues of the built environment, climate, energy and natural systems—and at a community level—to create a cohesive landscape of livable, walkable, economically viable neighborhoods with access to employment and open space alike.
ADVANCING SUSTAINABLE ADVANCING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT THROUGH RESPONSIVE GO DEVELOPMENT THROUGH RESPONSIVE GO COMMUNITY-BASED PRACTICES GRANT GRANT COMMUNITY-BASED PRACTICES GRANT GRANT
Active Transportation Alliance Delta Institute $ 100,000 for general operating support* $ 75,000 for general operating support* for the Central Cook Des Plaines $ 50,000 Environmental Law & Policy Center $ 100,000 River Trail Coalition* of the Midwest Center for Neighborhood Technology $ 100,000 for general operating support* for general operating support* Foresight Design Initiative $ 25,000 The Chicago Community Foundation for the Future Energy Jobs Act - Workforce for general operating support of $ 250,000 Development Solar Grants project Elevated Chicago* Forest Preserves of Cook County $ 75,000 for the Calumet Collaborative $ 50,000 for the Beaubien Woods Project* Brownfields project* Heartland Housing $ 50,000 The Chicago Community Trust $ 150,000 for the Lathrop Homes Riverfront for the Calumet Initiative* Revitalization*
Chicago's Environmental Fund $ 25,000 Latin United Community Housing $ 50,000 for the Chicago Green Living Program Association Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning $ 150,000 for the Tierra Linda Passive House* for general operating support* Little Village Environmental $ 85,000 Chicago Neighborhood Initiatives $ 100,000 Justice Organization for general operating support* for the Southside Waterways: Advancing Public Health initiative* Chicago Public Art Group $ 75,000 for a collaboration with the American Major Taylor Cycling Club Chicago $ 85,000 Indian Center and Portage Park Neighborhood for the Trail Riverfront Improvement Project Association to develop the Northwest in the West Pullman community area* Trail Outdoor Museum* Metropolitan Mayors Caucus $ 4,000 Chicagoland Streets Project $ 25,000 for the Mayors Climate Forum for general operating support of Metropolitan Planning Council Streetsblog Chicago for general operating support* $ 150,000 Coalition for a Better Chinese $ 75,000 for the Elevated Chicago Steering $ 7,500 American Community Committee Staffing/Vacant Lands for the Our Great Rivers - Chinatown project Research project for the South Branch Connections project* $ 100,000 for the implementation of Our Great Rivers* $ 150,000
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ADVANCING SUSTAINABLE FOOD:LAND:OPPORTUNITY RESPONSIVE GO DEVELOPMENT THROUGH RESPONSIVE GO INITIATIVE GRANT GRANT COMMUNITY-BASED PRACTICES GRANT GRANT NeighborSpace $ 72,000 National Fish and Wildlife Foundation $ 75,000 to support Englewood Community Farms* to administer the Chi-Cal Rivers Fund* New Venture Fund $ 90,000 Nature Conservancy $ 100,000 for general operating support of for the Advancing Urban Conservation Fresh Taste* program* Seven Generations Ahead Openlands for the Food Scrap Compost $ 102,000 for general operating support* $ 100,000 Market-Building Project* for the TreePlanters program $ 10,000 for the Good Food Partners Community $ 173,000 Food Hub Project* Top Box Foods $ 500,000 as the recipient of the Food to Market Challenge Subtotal $1,812,000 $ 1,812,000 –
University of Illinois $ 130,000 for Calumet Connect* TOTAL SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT University of Illinois at Chicago $ 50,000 College of Urban Planning $ 4,958,500 Capacity building for the Village of Robbins to implement the Robbins Renewal and Resiliency Project*
Wildlife Habitat Council $ 75,000 TOTAL COMPETITIVE GRANTS for the Natural Playgrounds and Conservation Spaces project along the Calumet River* $ 38, 344,136
Subtotal $3,146,500 $ 2,271,500 $ 875,000
FOOD:LAND:OPPORTUNITY RESPONSIVE GO INITIATIVE GRANT GRANT
Angelic Organics Learning Center for Routes to Farm* $ 100,000 for the Fresh Picks Farmer Alliance* $ 175,000
The Chicago Community Trust $ 250,000 for ongoing strategic learning, research and evaluation activities for Food:Land:Opportunity*
Chicago Horticultural Society $ 175,000 for the Farm on Ogden*
Delta Institute $ 175,000 for the Artisan Grain Collaborative*
Family Farmed $ 125,000 for the Good Food Business Accelerator*
Liberty Prairie Foundation $ 375,000 for phase II of the Land Access Pilot Project*
*Grants made from the Searle Funds at The Chicago Community Trust 2017 A N N U A L R E P O R T 45 GRANTS MADE FROM THE SEARLE FUNDS
GRANTS made from the SEARLE FUNDS at THE CHICAGO COMMUNITY TRUST
For more than 40 years, the Searle Funds at The Chicago Community Trust have been an integral part of the Trust and its grant making. These funds support research in medicine, chemistry and biological science; scientific and educational activities in health; economic development; the environment; and education.
Access Community Health Network Field Museum of Natural History Sunshine Gospel Ministries Accion Chicago Forest Preserves of Cook County Tapfound, dba Taproot Active Transportation Alliance Free Spirit Media Technology Innovation Center - Skokie Advocate Charitable Foundation Health & Disability Advocates Thrive Chicago AgeOptions Health and Medicine Policy Research Group University of Chicago Office of Angelic Organics Learning Center Healthy Schools Campaign Civic Engagement Ann & Robert H . Lurie Children’s Hospital Heartland Alliance for Human Needs & University of Chicago Urban Education Institute of Chicago Human Rights University of Illinois Board of Trustees Arise Chicago Heartland Housing University of Illinois at Chicago College of Bethel New Life Housing Action Illinois Urban Planning Bickerdike Redevelopment Corporation iBIO Institute University of Illinois Medical Center Center for Economic Progress Institute for Latino Progress Upwardly Global Center for Neighborhood Technology Jobs to Move America Wildlife Habitat Council The Chicago Community Foundation / Joffrey Ballet of Chicago World Business Chicago Calumet Bi-State Collaborative Kinship Foundation The Chicago Community Foundation / Latin United Community Housing Association Chicagoland Workforce Funder Alliance Liberty Prairie Foundation The Chicago Community Foundation / Little Village Environmental Justice Organization Elevated Chicago Logan Square Neighborhood Association Chicago Community Loan Fund Major Taylor Cycling Club Chicago The Chicago Community Trust Manufacturing Renaissance Chicago Foundation for Women Mercy Housing Lakefront Chicago Horticultural Society Metropolis Strategies Chicago Jobs Council Metropolitan Planning Council Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning Metropolitan Tenants Organization Chicago Neighborhood Initiatives National Able Network Chicago Public Art Group National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Chicago Rehabilitation Network Nature Conservancy Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce Foundation NeighborSpace Chinese American Service League New Venture Fund Civic Consulting Alliance Northwestern University Civic Federation Openlands Delta Institute PCC Community Wellness Center Environmental Law & Policy Center of Puerto Rican Cultural Center the Midwest Resurrection Project Equip for Equality Seven Generations Ahead Erie Family Health Center Shirley Ryan Ability Lab Erie Neighborhood House Silver Lining Foundation Executive Service Corps of Chicago Skills for Chicagoland's Future FamilyFarmed St . Bernard Hospital
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SEARLE SCHOLARS
The Searle Scholars Program was designed and created by the Searle family in 1980 to nurture creative talent in scientific research.
Since its inception, the program has been supported by the charitable lead trusts established under the wills of John G. and Francis C. Searle, which emphasize supporting research in medicine, chemistry and biological science.
The family selected The Chicago Community Trust as the organization to which it would make distributions from the Searle Family Trust to support the Searle Scholars Program. Approximately 15 percent of the funds come from the Searle Funds at The Chicago Community Trust. The other 85 percent of the funds come from the annual grants recommended by Searle family representatives and approved by the trustees of the Searle family trusts.
The program supports the independent research of outstanding early-career scientists. Each Scholar receives an award of $300,000 over a three-year term, with grants made to the Scholars’ sponsoring institutions. The program is administered by Kinship Foundation, the private operating foundation that manages the institutional philanthropy of the Searle family.
2017 SEARLE SCHOLARS AND SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS
Nicholas Arpaia Weizhe Hong Robert McGinty Columbia University University of California, Los Angeles University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Eiman Azim Todd Hyster Jose Rodriguez Salk Institute for Biological Studies Princeton University University of California, Los Angeles Alistair Boettiger Amy Si-Ying Lee John Tuthill Stanford University Brandeis University University of Washington Jingyi Fei Nuo Li Gabriel Victora The University of Chicago Baylor College of Medicine The Rockefeller University Kendra Frederick Diana Libuda Rebecca Voorhees University of Texas Southwestern University of Oregon California Institute of Technology Medical Center
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DONOR ADVISED GRANTS
DONOR ADVISED GRANTS
Hundreds of people, families, institutions and corporations partner with The Chicago Community Trust, using our expertise and services to ensure their charitable giving is meaningful and effective. Following are the nonprofit organizations that received grants from the Trust’s donor advised funds in 2017. For more information about our donor advised fund program or how you can collaborate with the Trust in your giving, please visit www.cct.org.
100 Black Men of Chicago Adlai Stevenson Center on Democracy Allegro Organizational Solutions 100 Club of Wharton County Adler Aphasia Center Allendale Association 350 Org Adler Planetarium Alley Cat Allies 360 Youth Services Adler University Alliance for the Great Lakes 3Arts Adopt a Platoon Alliance Française de Chicago 626 Landmark Foundation Adopt America Network Allied Media Projects 826 National Adult Literacy League Allowance for Good 826DC Advance Illinois Almost Home Foundation 826NYC Adventures for the Mind Foundation Alpha Chi Omega Foundation Advocate Charitable Foundation Alpha Project for the Homeless Advocate Safehouse Project Alpha Sigma Phi Educational Foundation A Africa Inland Mission International Alpharetta Presbyterian Church AARP African American Policy Forum ALS Association Golden West Chapter ABB Joint Fire Board African Leadership Foundation ALS Association Western Pennsylvania Chapter AbilityFirst African Parks Foundation of America Alta Vista Center for Autism Abingdon Square Alliance African Wildlife Foundation Alternatives Abraham in Motion AFS-USA Alternatives for Girls Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library Foundation After School Matters Alumni and Friends of Roland Park Elemen Abraham Path Initiative Agape Community Center Alumni Fund Association of Yale University ABWE Foundation Agape Flights Alzheimer's Association Academy Art Museum Agape International Spiritual Center Alzheimer's Association Academy for Global Citizenship Agudath Israel of America - Delaware Valley Chapter Academy for Teachers Aid For Women Alzheimer's Association Academy for Urban School Leadership AIDS Foundation of Chicago - Greater Maryland Chapter Academy Foundation AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin Alzheimer's Association Academy of Whole Learning Aishel House - Washington State Chapter Accelerate Institute AKArama Foundation, Theta Omega Chapter Am Shalom Access DuPage Akiba-Schechter Jewish Day School Am Yisrael Conservative Congregation Access Living of Metropolitan Chicago Alaskan AIDS Assistance Association American Agora Foundation Accountability Counsel Albany Park Neighborhood Council American Associates of the Royal Accuracy in Academia Inc Albany Park Theater Festival National Theatre Ace of Hearts Rescue Aldo Leopold Foundation American Association of Retired Asians ACHIEVA Alexander Hamilton High School Alumni American Ballet Theatre Achievement Rewards for College Scientists Association American Blues Theater ACLU Foundation of Southern California Algona Family YMCA American Brain Tumor Association Acres of Love Alice Ferguson Foundation American Cancer Society Action Against Hunger USA Alivio Medical Center American Cancer Society, California Division Action Now Institute All Hands Volunteers American Cancer Society, Illinois Division Active Citizen Project All Our Kin American Childhood Cancer Organization Active Transportation Alliance All Saints Episcopal Church American Civil Liberties Union Foundation Acts 2 Toledo All Stars Project American Civil Liberties Union of Adhikaar for Human Rights and Social Justice All THAT - Teens Hopeful About Tomorrow Ohio Foundation
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American Civil Rights Institute American Red Cross Antique Auto Museum of Massachusetts American Classical Orchestra - Monterey Bay Area Chapter Antler Ridge Wildlife Sanctuary American College of Trust and Estate American Red Cross of Chicago and Anxiety and Depression Association of America Counsel Foundation Northern Illinois Apawamis Foundation American Committee for Shaare Zedek American Refugee Committee Apex Protection Project Hospital in Jerusalem American Society for the Prevention of Aquinas Institute of Rochester American Committee for the Weizmann Cruelty to Animals Arab-American Family Support Center Institute of Science American Society for the Royal Botanic Arapahoe Philharmonic American Conservatory Theatre Gardens-Kew Arc of Denver American Diabetes Association American Society for Yad Vashem Arc of San Diego American Enterprise Institute for Public American Theater Company Arcadia Food Policy Research American Theatre Wing Archaeological Conservancy American Farmland Trust American Thoracic Society Foundation Archdiocese of Chicago American Forest Foundation American University Archdiocese of San Francisco American Foundation for Suicide Prevention American University of Armenia Arizona Community Foundation American Friends of ALYN Hospital American Writers Museum Foundation Arizona Humane Society American Friends of Israeli Navyseal Americans for a Safe Israel Arizona Land and Water Trust American Friends of Magen David Adom Americans for Immigrant Justice Arizona Learning Institute American Friends of Meir Panim Americans for Indian Opportunity Arizona Musicfest American Friends of Our Armed Forces Americans for Oxford Arizona Public Media American Friends of Rainbow Railroad Americans for Peace and Tolerance Arizona Science Center American Friends of the Bet El Yeshiva Center Americans for Prosperity Foundation ARK American Friends of UNRWA AmeriCares Foundation Arkansas City Area Arts Council American Friends of Yeshivas Bircas HaTorah Amherst College Armory Track and Field Foundation American Friends Service Committee Amigos de Jesus Aromas Home and School Club American Headache Association Amnesty International Arrowhead Ranch American Heart Association Amory Municipal Library Art Aids Art American Humane Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Association Art Encounter American India Foundation Anderson Center for Interdisciplinary Studies Art From Ashes American Indian College Fund Anew Place Art Institute of Chicago American Indian OIC Angel Charity for Children Art Works Projects American Institute for Economic Research Angela Stanford Foundation Art21 American Institute for Medical and Angelic Organics Learning Center Arthritis and Wellness Institute Biological Engineering Angels in Action Arthritis Foundation American Israel Friendship League Animal Care League Arthritis Foundation Northern California Chapter American Jewish Committee Animal League of Green Valley Artis-Naples American Jewish Joint Distribution Animal Legal Defense Fund Artists for Humanity American Jewish World Service Animal Protective League of Springfield and Artists Space American Law Institute Sangamon County ArtReach Chicago American Lebanese Syrian Associated Charities Animal Welfare Institute Arts Club of Chicago American Legion Post 49 Animal Welfare League Arts of Life American Liver Foundation Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology Artspace American Mural Project Ann & Robert H . Lurie Children's Hospital As Good as Gold - Golden Retriever Rescue American National Red Cross Annandale Christian Community for Action of Northern Illinois American Orff Schulwerk Association, Anne Arundel Medical Center Foundation Ascendigo Autism Services - Extreme Rocky Mountain Chapter Anne Frank Center USA Sports Camp American Players Theatre of Wisconsin Annie's Project - Education for Farm Women Ashesi University Foundation American Prairie Foundation AnnieCannons Ashkenaz Music and Dance Community Center American Precision Museum Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral Ashley Hall Foundation American Public Health Associaion Anshe Emet Synagogue Ashoka American Red Cross Anti-Cruelty Society Asian American Coalition for Children American Red Cross Anti-Defamation League and Families - Greater Los Angeles Chapter Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith Asian Youth Services American Red Cross Antibody Dance Asolo Theater - Greater Phoenix Chapter Antiquarian Society of the Art Institute Aspen Center for Environmental Studies of Chicago Aspen Film
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Aspen Historical Society B Beth Emet Foundation Aspen Homeless Shelter Beth Emet Synagogue B'nai B'rith International Aspen Institute Bethany Beach Tabernacle B'nai Torah Synagogue Aspen Jewish Congregation Bethany Lutheran Church Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Tribe Aspen Public Radio Bethany Place Ballet Chicago Company Aspen Santa Fe Ballet Bethel New Life Ballet Theatre Foundation Aspire Together Bethlehem Academy Ballet West Assembly of God A Better Chicago Bangor Public Schools Assisi Animal Foundation Better Educational Skills for Technology Bangor Vikings Summerball Associated Alumnae and Alumni of the Better Government Association Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Sacred Heart Better Health of Cumberland County Bard College Associated Catholic Charities of Baltimore Between Friends Barker Adoption Foundation Associated Colleges of Illinois Beverly Area Planning Association Barnabas Center Associated Grant Makers Beverly Arts Center Barrier Island Group for the Arts Associated Recreation Council Beverly Hills Police Foundation Barrington Area Community Foundation Associated Talmud Torahs of Chicago Bible Study Fellowship Barrington Area Council on Aging Association for the Advancement of Social Bickerdike Redevelopment Corporation Barrington Park District Work with Groups Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Pittsburgh Barrington Youth and Family Services Association for the Prevention of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metropolitan Chicago Barry University Family Violence Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northern Nevada Barth Syndrome Foundation Association of Graduates of the United Big Cat Rescue Bascom Corporation States Military Academy Big Dance Theater Basic Fund Association of Professional Ball Players Big Shoulders Fund Baton Rouge Area Foundation Association to Benefit Children Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences Bay Area Rescue Mission Richmond aSTEAM Village A Bike for Every Child Rescue Mission Astraea Foundation Bike Pittsburgh Bay Scholars Asylum Hill Congregational Church Bilingual Education for Central America Bay Waveland Area Habitat for Humanity Atlanta Harm Reduction Coalition Bioneers / Collective Heritage Institute Baylor Health Care System Foundation Atlantic Salmon Federation Birthright Counseling of St . Louis BBYO Auburn Theological Seminary Birthright Israel Foundation Beacon Place Audience Architects Bishop Anderson Foundation BeadforLife / Street Business School Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University Bishop Arthur M . Brazier Foundation Beautiful U Ministries Augustana College Black Ensemble Theatre Corporation Beauty Bus Foundation Auricle Communications (WFMU) Black Hawk East College Foundation Beckman Research Institute of the City of Hope Aurora Health Care Foundation Blackburn College BEDS Plus Care Aurora Lakeland Medical Center Blair Thomas and Company Bella Cuisine Kids Cooking Club Aurora Public Schools Education Foundation Blazesports America Bellarmine University Austin Career Education Center Blessing Foundation Bellarmine-Jefferson High School Austin Harm Reduction Coalition Blessings in a Backpack Beloit College Austin Hindu Temple and Community Center Bloomsburg University Foundation Benedictine Sisters Sacred Heart Monastery Austin Pets Alive! Blue Mountain Heart to Heart Benedictine University Austin Waldorf School Blue Ridge Speech and Hearing Center Benet Academy Autism Delaware Blue Ridge Youth Golf Foundation Benilde-St . Margaret's High School Autism Society of America Bluelaces Theater Company Benzie County United Community Chest Autism Society of the Keys Blues Kids Foundation Berea College Autism Speaks Board of Jewish Education of Berkeley County Health Department Automotive Mentoring Group Metropolitan Chicago Berkeley Repertory Theatre Avalon Municipal Hospital Foundation Bob Hope USO Berkeley Society for the Preservation of (Catalina Island Medical Center Foundation) Boca Raton Community Hospital Foundation Traditional Music Avodah: The Jewish Service Corps Boca Raton Museum of Art Bernard Floriani Foundation dba Bernie's Avon Products Foundation Boling District Improvement Association Book Bank Avow Hospice Boling Fair Fund Best Buddies KU Awakenings Foundation Boling High School Best Friends Animal Society Ayn Rand Institute the Center for the Boling Little League Beta Gamma Sigma Advancement of Objectivism Bonefish and Tarpon Unlimited Beth David Reform Congregation Ayodele Drum and Dance Booker T . Washington Society
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Bookwallah BrightFocus Foundation Camp Ramah Border Angels Bringing Hope Campbell-Stone Christian Centers Bosom Buddies Charities Broadfutures Campus Crusade for Christ Boston College Broadway Housing Communities Canal Alliance Botanic Gardens Conservation International A Broken Umbrella Theatre Cancer Wellness Center Bottom Line Bronx Museum of the Arts Caney Creek Church Boulder Junction Community Foundation Bronxville School Foundation Canine Companions for Independence Boulder Junction Public Library Brookhaven Health Care Services Corporation Canine Therapy Corps Boulevard Brooklyn Academy of Music Canines for Service Boy Scouts of America Buffalo Trail Council Brooklyn Botanic Garden Canines-N-Kids Foundation Boy Scouts of America Chicago Area Council Brooklyn Bureau of Community Service Cantors Assembly Boy Scouts of America Illowa Council Brooklyn Community Bail Fund Cape Eleuthera Foundation Boys and Girls Club of Burlington Brooklyn Museum Capital Area Food Bank Boys and Girls Club of El Sobrante Brooklyn Public Library Capital Area Therapeutic Riding Association Boys and Girls Club of Greenwich Brooklyn Rescue Mission Capital Hospice Boys and Girls Club of Santa Monica Brooks School Capitol Hill Cluster School Parent Boys and Girls Clubs of America Broomfield Veterans Memorial Museum Teacher Association Boys and Girls Clubs of Chicago Brotherhood Sister Sol Cara Program Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Fort Worth Brown Ledge Foundation Carbon County 4-H Foundation Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater New Bedford Brown University Cardinal Newman Society Boys and Girls Clubs of Metro Richmond Brunswick School Cardinal Stritch University Boys and Girls Clubs of Monterey County Bryn Mawr School for Girls of Baltimore CARE Boys and Girls Clubs of San Francisco BTB Foundation Care Clinic Boys and Girls Clubs of Wharton Buckeye Institute for Public Policy Care for Real Boys Hope Girls Hope Buckley School in the City of New York Career Resource Center Boys Town Jerusalem Foundation of America Buddy Foundation Carey Rose Winski Memorial Foundation Boys Town Louisiana Buddy Program CaringBridge Bozeman Health Foundation Buffalo Bill Center of the West Buffalo Bill Caris Pregnancy Counseling and Resources Bradley Impact Fund Memorial Association Carleton College Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence Bugle Boy Foundation Carlinville Area Hospital Foundation Brain Cancer Matters BuildOn Carmel Catholic High School Brain Research Foundation Buoniconti Fund to Cure Paralysis Carmel Mission Foundation BrandLab Burke United Christian Ministries Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Branson School Burr and Burton Academy Carnegie Mellon University Bravo Colorado Music Festival Bushwick Starr Carpenter's Place Brazos Fellowship Business and Professional People for Carrollton Public Library Bread and Roses Presents the Public Interest Carson Futbol Club Bread for the City By the Hand Club for Kids Carter Center Bread for the World Institute Casa Central Bread of Life Mission Casa de Alabanza Breakthrough New York C Casa Esperanza Project Breakthrough Urban Ministries C .C . Mellor Memorial Library CASA Jefferson Brearley School Cabrini Green Legal Aid CASA Lake County Breast Cancer Alliance California Institute of Technology CASA of Monterey County Breast Cancer Research Foundation California Literary and Prologue Society CASA of Venango County Brem Foundation to Defeat Breast Cancer Call to Action Casa Serena Brent Shapiro Foundation for Drug Awareness Calvary Episcopal Church Cascadia Art Museum Bridge Communities Calvary Memorial Church Case Western Reserve University Bridge Youth and Family Services Cambodian Association of Illinois Cat House on the Kings Bridgeport Hospital Foundation Cambridge in America Catalina Choices Bridging Bionics Foundation Cambridge School Catalina Island Conservancy Bright Beginnings Camelot Therapeutic Horsemanship Catalina Island Museum Bright Minds Scholarship Fund Camp Bauercrest Catalina Island Women's Forum Bright Pink Camp for All Foundation Catalyst Schools Bright Promises Foundation Camp Kesem National Catesby Commemorative Trust Bright Star Community Outreach Camp Nathanael Catherine Cook School
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Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Chicago Central Presbyterian Church The Chicago Community Foundation / Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Boston Central Rivers Farmshed Arts Work Fund Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Hartford Centreville School The Chicago Community Trust Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Pittsburgh Cerqua Rivera Dance Theatre Chicago Cotillion Charities Foundation Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Venice Chabad Center of Kendall Chicago Council on Global Affairs Catholic Charities, USA Chabad Lubavitch of Chestnut Hill Chicago CRED Catholic Charity Fund Chabad Lubavitch of Greater St . Louis Chicago Crime Commission Catholic Church Extension Society Chabad of Peabody Chicago Cubs Charities Catholic Climate Covenant Chabad of Port Washington Chicago Cultural Alliance Catholic Education Foundation of the Chabad RGV Chicago Dancemakers Forum Diocese of Joliet Chai LifeLine Chicago Debate Commission Catholic Relief Services Challenge Discovery Projects Chicago Dramatists Catholic Theological Union Challenge Foundation Chicago Fair Trade Cato Institute Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center Chicago Film Archive of Performance Caumsett Foundation Champaign-Urbana Jewish Federation Chicago Foundation for Education Cause Effective Champaign-Urbana Symphony Orchestra Chicago Foundation for Women Cedars Home for Children Foundation Channel Education Foundation Chicago Fund on Aging and Disability Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Chapin School Chicago Gateway Green Cedille Chicago Charities Aid Foundation America Chicago Heightening Opportunity and Potential Celebration Community Church Charleston Legal Access Chicago High School for the Arts Center for Action and Contemplation Charleston Library Society Chicago Historical Society Center for American Archeology Charleston Parks Conservancy Chicago Hope Academy Center for Arizona Policy Charleston Symphony Orchestra Chicago Horticultural Society Center for Biological Diversity Charlottesville Abundant Life Ministries Chicago House and Social Service Agency Center for Children's Advocacy Charlottesville Area Community Foundation Chicago Human Rhythm Project Center for Conscious Living of Northwest Ohio Charlottesville Tomorrow Chicago Humanities Festival Center for Constitutional Rights Chatham Hall Chicago International Charter School Center for Coordinating Action for Cheder Lubavitch Hebrew Day School Chicago International Film Festival Children's Health Cherry Street Mission Ministries Chicago Jazz Philharmonic Center for Enriched Living Chester County Historical Society Chicago Jesuit Academy Center for Healthy Families Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church Chicago Legal Clinic Center for Humans and Nature Chicago Academy of Sciences Chicago Lighthouse Center for Independence through Chicago Adventure Therapy Chicago Loop Synagogue Conductive Education Chicago Alliance to End Homelessness Chicago Maritime Society Center for Individual Rights Chicago Architecture Foundation Chicago Metro History Education Center Center for Investigative Reporting Chicago Artists Coalition Chicago Metropolitan Battered Center for Jewish Community Studies Chicago Arts Partnerships in Education Women's Network Center for Jewish History Chicago Bar Foundation Chicago Mitzvah Campaign Center for Land Use Interpretation Chicago Blackhawk Charities Chicago Neighborhood Initiative Center for Neighborhood Enterprise Chicago Cares Chicago Opera Theater Center for Neighborhood Technology Chicago Center for Torah and Chesed Chicago ORT Technical Institute Center for New Community Chicago Chesed Fund Chicago Park District Center for Popular Democracy Chicago Child Care Society Chicago Parks Foundation Center for Reproductive Rights Chicago Children's Advocacy Center Chicago Parks Golf Alliance Center for Whole Communities Chicago Children's Choir Chicago Police Memorial Center for Youth Wellness Chicago Children's Museum Chicago Public Art Group Center of the American Experiment Chicago Children's Theatre Chicago Public Education Fund Center on Halsted Chicago Christian Industrial League Chicago Public Library Foundation Center Theatre Group of Los Angeles Chicago City Council Latino Caucus Foundation Chicago Public Media WBEZ Chicago Centers for New Horizons Chicago City Day School Public Radio Central Asia Institute Chicago Coalition for the Homeless Chicago Public Schools Central Catholic High School Chicago Collections Consortium Chicago Public Schools Lane Technical Central City Opera House Association Chicago Commons Association High School Central Fund of Israel Chicago Community Bond Fund Chicago Public Schools Student Science Fair Central Institute for the Deaf The Chicago Community Foundation Chicago Recovery Alliance Central Pennsylvania Youth Ministries Chicago Religious Leadership Network
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Chicago Reporter Community Renewal Society Children's Organ Transplant Association City of South Haven Chicago Rowing Foundation Children's Place Association City of Wenona Chicago Run Children's Specialized Hospital Foundati City Parks Foundation Chicago Scholars Foundation Children's Theatre of Madison City Year - Scholarship Chicago Children's Tumor Foundation CitySeed Chicago Shakespeare Theater Children's Museum of the Lowcountry CivCom Chicago Sinfonietta Children's Village of Jerusalem Civic Committee of the Commercial Chicago State University Foundation ChildServ Club of Chicago Chicago Sunday Evening Club Chimp Haven Civic Federation Chicago Symphony Orchestra Chinese American Service League Civic Leadership Foundation Chicago Theatre Group, Goodman Theatre Chippewa Valley Habitat for Humanity Civil War Preservation Trust Chicago Theological Seminary Choices Inc . Civitas Ensemble Chicago Tribune Foundation Chowan Perquimans Smart Start Partnership CJE SeniorLife - Council for Jewish Elderly Chicago Urban League CHP 11-99 Foundation CLAL - The National Jewish Center for Chicago West Community Music Center Christ Church Learning and Leadership Chicago Wilderness Trust Christ Church Lake Forest Claremont McKenna College Chicago Women's AIDS Project Christ Church of Oak Brook Clark University Chicago Women's Health Center Christ Evangelical Presbyterian Church Clarke University Chicago Youth Centers Christ for Life Ministry Classical KING FM 98 1. Chicago Zoological Society Christ Presbyterian Church Classroom Chicago's Green City Market Christ Temple of Deliverance CLEAN International Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce Foundation Christ the King Jesuit College Clean Lakes Alliance Chicagoland Entrepreneurial Center Christ the King Parish Clean Water Fund Chicagoland Habitat for Humanity Christian Broadcasting Network Clearbrook Center Chicagoland Lutheran Educational Christian Brothers of the Midwest Clearwater Initiative Corporation Chicken and Egg Pictures Christian Theological Seminary Clemson Iptay Club Chikaming Open Lands Christian Union Clove Valley Foundation Child Care and Learning Center Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Fibromyalgia Club Christ Ministries Child Care Counts and Chemical Sensitivity Coalition Clubbed Thumb Child Evangelism Fellowship Church of St . Mary Clyfford Still Museum Child Protection Center Church of St . Phillips in the Hills Coachella Valley Rescue Mission Child Restoration Outreach Church of the Ascension Coaching Corps Support Organization Church of the Epiphany Coalition for Humane Immigration Rights Child Success Foundation Church of the Holy Trinity of Los Angeles Children and Family Urban Ministries Church of the Nativity Coalition for the Homeless of Houston/ Children at the Crossroads Foundation Church of the Resurrection Harris County Children First Church Resource Ministries Coalition to Salute America's Heroes Children First Fund: The Chicago Public Churches for Middle East Peace Coastal Bend Food Bank - Food Bank Schools Foundation Churchill Centre of Corpus Christi Children International Circle Center Adult Day Services Coastal Georgia Historical Society Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation Circle of Sisterhood Coco Point Fund Children of Peace Catholic School Circle Urban Ministries Coe College Children's Brittle Bone Foundation CISPES Education Fund Cofan Survival Fund Children's Bureau of Southern California Citizens Committee for Children of New York Coffee House Press Children's Golf Foundation Citizens for Affordable Housing in Newton Cold Noses Warm Hearts Children's Health Care Development Organization Colgate University Children's Heart Foundation Citizens for Conservation College Bound Opportunities Children's Home + Aid Society Citizens United for Research in Epilepsy College Golf Fellowship Children's Hope International City Colleges of Chicago Harold College of Lake County Children's Hospital Colorado Foundation Washington College College of New Rochelle Children's Hospital Foundation City Colleges of Chicago Malcolm X College College of the Atlantic Children's Hospital of Los Angeles City Harvest College of the Holy Cross Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Foundation City of Amory College of William and Mary Children's Hunger Relief Fund City of Hamden College of Wooster Children's Institute City of Harrisville College Possible Children's Oncology Services City of Hope Colonial Flag Foundation
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Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Community Free Clinic Connecticut Health I-Team Colorado Academy Community Fund of Bronxville Connecticut News Project Colorado Childrens Campaign Eastchester Tuckahoe Connecticut Public Broadcasting Colorado Nonprofit Development Center Community Health Charities of Illinois Connecticut Voices for Children Colorado Preservation Community Homes for Adults Connection of Friends Colorado Symphony Association Community House Connections for Abused Women Columbia College Chicago Community Land Trust Association and their Children Columbia County Senior Services of West Marin Connections for the Homeless Columbia St . Mary’s Foundation Community Mediation Connections of Cumberland County Columbia University Community of Hope Conquer Cancer Foundation Columbus Council on World Affairs Community Partners for Affordable Housing Conroe Noon Lions Club Charities Columbus House Community Radio for Northern Colorado Conservancy of Southwest Florida Columbus Jewish Foundation Community Renewal Society Conservation Colorado Education Fund Columbus Metropolitan Library Foundation Community Research Initiative on AIDS Conservation International Combined Jewish Philanthropies of Community Resource Exchange Conserve Lake County Greater Boston Community Soup Kitchen Contemporary Arts Museum Houston Come Alive Ministries Community Television Network A Contemporary Theatre Come Reason Ministries Community United Methodist Church ConTextos Comic Relief of Naperville Convent of the Sacred Heart New York City Committee for Accuracy in Middle CommunityHealth Converse College East Reporting Companion Animal Protection Society Convoy of Hope Committee of 200 Compass Family Services Cook County Farm Bureau Foundation Committee on Temporary Shelter Compassion and Choices Cooper School Committee to Protect Journalists Compassion International Cooper Union for the Advancement Common Cause Education Fund Computer History Museum of Science and Art Common Pantry Concern Foundation Coordinated Advice and Referral Program Common Sense Media Concerned Christian Men for Legal Services Commonwealth Club of California Concord Academy Copley Health Systems Communities in Schools Concord Coalition Copper Canyon Press Communities In Schools of Cumberland Concordia College Cops 4 Cancer County Concordia College at Bronxville Coral Reef Alliance Communities In Schools of Wilkes Concordia Seminary Corbett Medical Foundation Community Action Concordia University Cornell Lab of Ornithology Community Activism Law Alliance Concussion Legacy Foundation Cornell University Community Church of Douglas Congo Square Theater Company Cornerstone Academy Community Church of Fontana Congregation Anshei Israel Cornerstone Alliance Community Church of Lake Forest Congregation B'nai B'rith Cornish College of the Arts and Lake Bluff Congregation Beth Shalom Corporation for Social and Community Crisis Center Congregation Beth Yeshurun Educational Development Community Environmental Legal Defense Congregation of St . Joseph Corporation of Yaddo Community Food Bank Congregation Or Chadash Correctional Association of New York Community Food Bank of Vilas County Congregation Rodfei Zedek Cosmetic Executive Women Foundation The Community Foundation for McHenry County Congregation Solel Cotuit Center for the Arts Community Foundation for Muskegon Congregation Sukkat Shalom Council for Canadian American Relations Community Foundation for the National Congregation Young Israel of Northbrook Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Capital Region Congregations Organized for a Council on American-Islamic Relations Community Foundation of Central Missouri New Connecticut - Chicago Community Foundation of Collier County Connecticut Association for Human Services Council on American-Islamic Relations Community Foundation of Greater Des Moines Connecticut Audubon Society - New York Community Foundation of Sarasota County Connecticut Center for a New Economy Council on Foreign Relations Community Foundation of the Lowcountry Connecticut Coalition for Environmental Council on the Environment Community Foundation of the Connecticut Farmland Trust Counseling Center of the North Shore Rappahannock River Connecticut Food Bank Court Appointed Special Advocates of Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands Connecticut Forest and Park Association Cook County Community Foundation of Western Connecticut Forum Court Theatre Massachusetts Connecticut Fund for the Environment Cove School
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Covenant Enabling Residences of Illinois Dances for a Variable Population Dogs and Design Covenant House DanceWorks Chicago Domestic Abuse Intervention Services Cowley College Foundation Dane County Humane Society Dominican University Cradle Foundation Daniel Murphy Scholarship Donaldson Adoption Institute Cradles to Crayons Danny Did Foundation DonorsChoose Cranbrook Educational Community Daraja Education Fund Down East AIDS Network Cranbrook Schools Dartmouth Club of Chicago Down Syndrome Association of Crane Country Day School Dartmouth College Northwest Indiana Creative Arts Workshop David and Alfred Smart Museum of Art Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen Crime Stoppers of Houston The University of Chicago Downtown Women's Center Crisis Center for South Suburbia David Horowitz Freedom Center Drayton Hall Preservation Trust Crisis Text Line David Lynch Foundation Dream Corps Cristo Rey Jesuit High School David S . Wyman Institute for Holocaust Studies Dream On Education Cristo Rey Jesuit High School Baltimore David T . Hanson Foundation Driehaus Design Initiative Cristo Rey New York High School DC Diaper Bank Driftless Area Land Conservancy Cristo Rey San Jose High School DC Greens Duchesne Academy of the Sacred Heart Cristo Rey St . Martin College Prep De La Salle Black Feet School Ducks Unlimited Croatian Franciscan Custody of Holy Family De La Salle Institute Duke University Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America Debbie Allen Dance Dunwoody College of Technology Crossbridge Christian Church Deborah's Place DuPage Children's Museum Crossroads Community Services Decade of Human Rights / Human Rights DuPage Community Foundation Crossroads Fund for All Now DuPage PADS Crosswinds Equine Rescue Decorative Arts Center of Ohio DuPage Senior Citizens Council Crow Canyon Archaeological Center Dedham Historical Society Duquesne University of the Holy Spirit Crozet Volunteer Fire Department Dedham Square Circle DuSable Museum of African American History Cru Global Deerfield Academy Crystal Lake and Watershed Association Deerfield Valley Rescue Crystal Lake Food Pantry Defenders of Wildlife E Cuba Cares Fund Definition Theatre Company Eagle County Junior Livestock Culbertson Memorial Hospital Foundation Delta Sigma Boulé Foundation Sales Commission Culinary Care Delta Waterfowl Foundation Eagle Forum Education and Legal Defense Culinary Institute of America Democracy Now Eagle Light Caretakers Cultural Landscape Foundation Dempster Street Pro Musica Earlham College Cultural Survival Denison University Early Childhood Initiative Culture Shock Oakland Dance Troupe Denver Rescue Mission Earth Ministry CultureWorks DePaul University EarthShare Illinois / Environmental Fund of Illinois Cumberland County Council on Older Adults DePaul University College of Law Earthcorps CUNY School of Law Foundation DePauw University Earthjustice Cupertino High School Desert AIDS Project EarthRights International CURED Destination Destiny Ministries East Bay Asian Local Development Corporation Curtis School Foundation Detroit Catholic Central High School East Bay Center for the Performing Arts Cuyahoga County Public Library Foundation Diadames of the Child Care League East Bay Community Law Center Cycles For Change Dick and Jody Foundation East Coast Greenway Alliance Cycling Museum of Minnesota Ding Darling Wildlife Society East Village Youth Program Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux Easterseals Delaware and Maryland's Diocese of Joliet Eastern Shore Diocese of Venice Easterseals DuPage and the Fox Valley D Direct Relief International Easterseals Metropolitan Chicago Dakini Land Foundation Disabled American Veterans Charitable Eastern Illinois Foodbank Dallas Center for the Performing Service Trust Eastern Marshall County EMS Arts Foundation District 220 Educational Foundation EB Research Partnership Dallas Museum of Art District 64 Elementary Learning Foundation Echoing Hope Ranch Dallas Opera Diverse and Resilient EcoEducation Initiatives Dallas Symphony Association Docomomo US Eden Autism Services Foundation Dalton Schools Doctors Without Borders USA Edgartown Yacht Club Foundation Dana Farber Cancer Institute Doe Fund
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Edgebrook Community Church United Episcopal House of Prayer Family Health Centers of San Diego Church of Christ Episcopal Parish of St . Barnabas on the Desert Family Health Partnership Clinic Edgerton Park Conservancy Episcopal Preaching Foundation Family Institute Education Foundation of Downers Grove Episcopal Relief and Development Family Matters District 58 Epona Horse Rescue Family Network Educational Assistance Equal Justice Initiative Family Pathways Educational Foundation of Orange County Equal Justice Works Family Promise Chicago North Shore Community College Equine Voices Rescue and Sanctuary Family Rescue Educational Opportunities Equip the Saints Family Service of Glencoe Educators for Excellence Erie Elementary Charter School Family Service of Lake County Edward Charles Foundation Erie Family Health Center Family Shelter Service El Oro Way PTA / PTA California Congress Erika's Lighthouse Family to Family of Parents, Teachers and Students Erikson Institute Family Values at Work Elaine Kaufman Cultural Center Lucy Moses Esperanza Health Centers FamilyFarmed .org School for Music and Dance Ethan Allen Institute Fanoos Elawa Farm Foundation eTown Fargo Moorhead Good Neighbor Project ElderCARE at Christ Church Euclid Avenue United Methodist Church Farm and Wilderness Foundation Elect Ladies Transition Home Eugene Zitwer Foundation Farm Aid Electrical Safety Foundation Evangelical Covenant Church of Hinsdale Farmington Canal Rail to Trail Association Electronic Privacy Information Center Evans Scholars Foundation Farwell House Elevator Repair Service Theater Evanston Art Center and Market Faux-Real Theatre Company Eli Whitney Museum Evanston Community Foundation Fayette County Health Department Elijah Glenn Ward Family Foundation Evanston Dance Ensemble FCNL Education Fund Elim Christian Services Evanston Public Library Featherstone Center for the Arts Elizabeth Hospice Evanston Scholars Federal Communications Bar Elizabethtown College Evanston School Children's Clothing Association Foundation Elk Hill Farm Association Feed My Starving Children Elkhart County Symphony Association Evanston-Skokie District 65 Feed the Children Elm City Montessori School Educational Foundation Feed the Dream Elmhurst College Evelyn Rubenstein Jewish Community Feeding America Elton John AIDS Foundation Center of Houston Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin Elyssa's Mission Equality Illinois Feeding Texas Embarc Every Mother Counts Fellowship for the Performing Arts Embracing Our Differences Everychild Foundation Fellowship of Catholic University Students Emergency USA Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund Fellowship of Christian Athletes Emery Weiner School Foundation Executive Service Corps of Chicago Fenix Family Center Emunah of America Experimental Station Fenwick High School En Las Tablas Performing Arts Express Yourself Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund EngenderHealth Extreme Response International Field Museum of Natural History Engineers in Action Field Ready English Springer Spaniel Field Trial Association Field School Enlace Chicago F Fihankra Akoma Ntoaso Enough Pie Facets Multimedia Final Farewell Ensemble Theatre Company of Santa Barbara Facing Addiction First Assembly of God Entrust Facing Forward to End Homelessness First Baptist Church of Geneva Environmental Defense Fund Facing History and Ourselves First Baptist Church of Islamorada Environmental Grantmakers Association National Foundation First Baptist Church of Oak Park Environmental Law and Policy Center Facts and Logic About the Middle East First Church in Wenham of the Midwest Fair Haven Children's Home First Church of Christ Scientist Envision Unlimited Faith Comes by Hearing First Congregational Church of St . Joseph Ephraim Historical Foundation Faith United Methodist Church First Congregational Church of Western Springs Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Chicago Families for Freedom First Floor Theater Epilepsy Foundation of San Diego County Family and Children Faith Coalition First Folio Theater Epiphany Episcopal Church Family and Community Service of First Hebrew Congregation Epiphany School Delaware County First Presbyterian Church Episcopal Charities and Community Services Family Focus First Presbyterian Church of Lake Forest Episcopal Church of Bethesda-by-the-Sea Family Garden First St . Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
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First Star Foundation for National Progress - Friends of Public Radio Arizona First Tee of Baltimore Mother Jones Friends of Ravenswood School First Tee of Chicago Foundation for Sarcoidosis Research Friends of Schlitz Audubon Nature Center First Tee of New York Foundation for Shamanic Studies Friends of Slavens School First Tee / World Golf Foundation Foundation for Student Communication Friends of St . Luke's School First Unitarian Church of Chicago Foundation for the Realization of Friends of the Avalon Library First United Church of Oak Park Human Potential Friends of the Blue Star Trail First United Methodist Church Fourth Presbyterian Church Friends of the Boundary Waters Wilderness FISH of McHenry Fox Valley Food for Health Friends of the Boys and Girls Clubs FISH of Sanibel-Captiva Fox Valley Helping Paws Animal of Toledo Fishburne-Hudgins Educational Foundation Welfare Association Friends of the Bronxville Public Library Fisher House Foundation Francis W . Parker School Friends of the Chicago River Fishin' Buddies Franciscan Action Network Friends of the Commission on the FITMS NeuroBalance Center Franciscan Center Status of Women Five Holy Martyrs Catholic Church Franciscan Outreach Friends of the Forest Preserves Fixed Point Franciscan Renewal Center Friends of the Glenview Library Floating Museum Fred Zulfa Memorial Scholarship Fund Friends of the Green Bay Trail Florentine Opera Company Free Library of Philadelphia Friends of the Highland Park Public Library Florida Atlantic University Foundation Free Spirit Media Friends of the Israel Defense Forces Florida Gulf Coast University Foundation Free the Children Friends of the Library Winnetka-Northfield Florida Studio Theatre Free the Children Chicago Friends of the Lyric Floured Apron Freedom Alliance Friends of the Mennello Museum Flying Kites Freedom Golf Association of American Art Flynn Center for the Performing Arts Freedom House Friends of the Orphans Focus on the Family Freedom of the Press Foundation Friends of the Pequot Lakes Community Library Focused Ultrasound Foundation French Heritage Society Friends of the Spring Branch Memorial Library Fonkoze USA Fresh Air Fund Friends of the T B. . Sheldon Memorial Auditorium Food and Water Watch Freshfarm Markets Friends of Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Food Allergy Research and Education Friars' Legion Friends of Whitney M . Young High School Food Animal Concerns Trust Fried's Cat Shelter Friends of Winedale Food Bank for Monterey County Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice Friends Publishing Corporation Food Bank for New York City Food for Survival Friendly House Association Friendship Circle of Miami Food Bank for Westchester Friendly House of Davenport Iowa From Gangs to Jobs Food First Friends Center for Children Fulcrum Point New Music Project Food for the Hungry Friends of Acadia Full Belly Project Food for the Poor Friends of Amory Regional Museum Full Circle Fund Foodbank of Santa Barbara County Friends of Animals Full Spectrum Features Foote School Association Friends of Aspen Animal Shelter Fuller Center for Housing Foothill Family Service Friends of Blaine Fullersburg Historic Foundation Foothills Conservancy of North Carolina Friends of Dedham Civic Pride Committee Fundacion Asistencial Maria Rosa Foothills Forum Friends of Edna Maternity Hospital Fund for Innovative TV (Media Burn) For Autistic Kids Foundation Friends of ELNET Funders Concerned About AIDS For Our Children's Unlimited Success Friends of Hempstead Plains at Nassau Future Church Force Network Fund Community College Futures Without Violence Fordham College Friends of Hudson River Park Futuro Media Group Fordham Preparatory School Friends of Israel Disabled Veterans Fordham University Friends of Kenya Wildlife Trust Forefront Friends of McHenry County College Foundation G Forest Park Project Corporation Friends of Negwegon State Park Galapagos Conservancy Forget Me Not Animal Rescue Friends of New York City Nurse Galena Art and Recreation Center Forum of Christian Leaders Family Partnership Galesburg Community Foundation Forward Momentum Friends of Northshore Education Garfield Park Conservatory Alliance Foundation for AIDS Research Consortium Garrison Forest School Foundation for Animal Care and Education Friends of Oscar Mayer School Gary Comer Youth Center Foundation for Fighting Blindness Friends of Payton Gasparilla Island Conservation and Foundation for Individual Rights in Education Friends of Prentice Improvement Association
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New Haven Urban Resources Initiative North Palm Beach Rowing Club O New Horizons of Southwest Florida North Park Friendship Center O'Brien Schools for the Maasai New Israel Fund North Shore Community Mediation Center Oak Park Education Foundation New Jersey Health Foundation North Shore Congregation Israel Oak Park River Forest Food Pantry New Life Church at Renton North Shore Country Day School Oak Park Temple B'nai Abraham Zion New Mexico Biopark Society North Shore Holiday House Oberlin College New Mexico Environmental Law Center North Shore Senior Center Ocean Conservancy New Moms North Star Fund Ocean Park Community Center New Mount Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church North Suburban Lubavitch Chabad Oceanic Society Expeditions New Music Chicago - Central Avenue Synagogue Off the Street Club New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity North Suburban YMCA Oglala Lakota College New Orleans Museum of Art North Texas Public Broadcasting Ohio State University Foundation New Schools for Chicago Northbrook Woman's Club Foundation Oklahoma Christian University New Star Northeast Harbor Ambulance Service Old Elm Scholarship Foundation New Tribes Mission Northeast Harbor Library Old St . Mary's Catholic Church New Trier Educational Foundation Northeast Ohio Squash Racquets Association Old St . Patrick's Church New Trier Township Northeastern Illinois University Old Town School of Folk Music New Trier Township Angel Fund Northern Baptist Theological Seminary Oldfields School New Trier Township High School District 203 Northern Economic Initiatives Corporation Olive Branch Mission New Trier Tyro Society Northern Illinois Food Bank Omaha Schools Foundation New Venture Fund Northern Illinois University Omega Psi Phi Sigma Iota Scholarship Fund New Village Charter School Northern Nevada HOPES One Acre Fund New Visions for Public Schools Northfield Township Food Pantry One Hope for Haiti New World Symphony Northland College One Hope United New Yiddish Repertory Theater Northlight Theatre One Hundred Miles New York City Center NorthPark Community Church One Million Degrees New York Civil Liberties Union Northshire Civic Center One Voice Home New York Deaf Theatre NorthShore University HealthSystem One Way Farm of Fairfield New York Live Arts Northshore University Healthsystem OneChicago Fund New York Paid Leave Coalition Research Institute OneGoal New York Presbyterian Lawrence Hospital Northside Catholic Academy OnePulse New York Public Library Northside Community Resources OneSky New York Studio School of Drawing, Northwest Atlantic Marine Alliance OneVillage Partners Painting and Sculpture Northwest Community Hospital Foundation Onward Neighborhood House New York University Northwest Harvest Open Arms Free Clinic New York University Langone Medical Center Northwest Immigrant Rights Project Open Books New York Women's Foundation Northwestern Arthritis and Openlands Newberry Library Rehabilitation Institute Opera Showcase of the Desert Newman Nation Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital Operation Fuel Newton Food Pantry Northwestern Memorial HealthCare Operation Smile Newton-Wellesley Hospital Northwestern Memorial Foundation Operation USA Charitable Foundation Northwestern University Opportunity International Next Generation Choices Foundation Northwestern University Feinberg Opportunity Village Nichols School of Buffalo School of Medicine Opus 327 Night Ministry Northwestern University Kellogg Graduate Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation Nine Mile Run Watershed Association School of Management Orange Show Foundation No AIDS Task Force Northwestern University School of Law Oratorio Society of New York NOAH Homes Northwestern University Settlement House Orchard Village Noble Network of Charter Schools Northwood University Orchestra New England A Noise Within Northwoods Wildlife Hospital and Organic Health Response Incorporated North Central College Rehabilitation Center Organizing Neighborhoods for Equality Northside North Central Illinois ARTworks Norwalk Hospital Foundation Orot: Center for New Jewish Learning North Chicago Community Partners Norwegian American Historical Association ORPHANetwork North Jersey AIDS Alliance Notre Dame Parish Orphans of the Storm North Lawndale College Preparatory NRA Foundation ORT America Charter High School NVLD Project Osborne Association
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Ounce of Prevention Fund Patronato San Xavier Pittsburgh Habitat for Humanity Our Family Services Paul Taylor Dance Foundation Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Paws and Whiskers Cat Shelter Pitzer College Our Lady of Perpetual Help School PAWS Chicago Piven Theatre Workshop Our Lady of Tepeyac High School Pax Christi Fund for Peace A Place for Hope Our Lady of Tepeyac Elementary School PBS Foundation Plan International USA Our Neighbor's Table Peace Care Planned Parenthood Our Savior's Evangelical Lutheran Church Peace Development Fund Planned Parenthood Federation of America Our Savior's Lutheran Church Peace First Planned Parenthood Foundation Outdoor Circle Peace is Loud Planned Parenthood Los Angeles Outreach Community Ministries Pediatric AIDS Chicago Prevention Initiative Planned Parenthood of Arizona OutRight Action International Pencils of Promise Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio Overfoot / Jody Oberfelder Dance Projects Pendle Hill School Planned Parenthood of Greater Texas Overseas Press Club Foundation Pennsylvania State University Planned Parenthood of Illinois Ox-Bow Penumbra Theatre Company Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan Oxfam America People for the American Way Foundation Washington D .C . Ozaukee Washington Land Trust People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals Planned Parenthood of New York City People Loving Active Youth Planned Parenthood of South Florida People's Church of Chicago and the Treasure Coast P People's Music School Planned Parenthood of Southern New England P22 Youth Foundation People's Resource Center Planned Parenthood of Southwest P .S . Arts Peoples Harm Reduction Alliance and Central Florida Pacific Garden Mission Pepperwood Foundation Planned Parenthood of the Great Northwest Pacific Repertory Theatre Pequot Lakes Community Action Planned Parenthood of the Mid-Hudson Valley Pacific Ridge School Pequot Lakes Historical Society Planned Parenthood of Western Pennsylvania Pacifica Foundation Pequot Lakes School District 186 Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin PADS Lake County Performing Arts Center of Los Angeles County Planned Parenthood Shasta-Diablo PADS of Elgin Perkins Coie Charitable Foundation Planned Parenthood South Atlantic Palatine Township Senior Citizens Counci Perlman Music Program / Suncoast Platte Valley Arts Council Palm Beach Atlantic University Perot Museum of Nature and Science Platte Valley Community Center Palos Community Hospital Personal Counseling Service Plattsburgh Alumni Association, Pan-Massachusetts Challenge Trust Perspectives Charter School State University of New York Pancreatic Cancer Action Network PFLAG Ploughshares Fund Paradise Opportunities Phillips Academy Poder Learning Center Paralyzed Veterans of America Phillips Exeter Academy Pogo Park Parent Encouragement Program Phipps Neighborhoods Point Defiance AIDS Project Parent Partnership Phoenix Art Museum Point Foundation Park Lawn School and Activity Center Phoenix Center Polar Bears International Park Ridge Presbyterian Church Phoenix Children's Hospital Foundation Polaris Project Park West Cooperative Nursery School Phoenix Opera Political Research Associates Partners for Haitian Children Phoenix Society Polytechnic School Partners for Progress Photographers Without Borders Pontifical University of the Holy Cross Partners Healthcare System Physicians for Social Responsibility Population Council Partners in Health Pi Kappa Phi Foundation Population Media Center Partnership for Cures PianoForte Foundation Porchlight Music Theatre Partnership for Public Service Picosa Portlight Strategies Partnership for Strong Communities Pilgrims of Ibillin Portsmouth City Health Department Partnership to Educate and Advance Kids Pillars Community Services Posse Foundation Pasadena Community Foundation Pillars Fund Poughkeepsie Day School Pastoral Support Services Pillsbury United Communities Powder River Basin Resource Council Path of Life Ministries Pilot Club International Powered by Action Pathfinders for Autism Pilot Light PowHer New York Pathway Home Pilsudski Institute of America PowHERful Foundation Pathways 2 Tomorrow Pingree School Practical Small Projects Pathways Center Pioneer Center for Human Services Prairie Air - WEFT Pathways Foundation Pittsburgh Botanic Garden Prairie Rivers Network
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Pratt Fine Arts Center Providence Englewood Charter Reach Prep Praxis Peace Institute School Foundation Reading in Motion Pregnancy Care Center Providence House Reading Power Preparatory Foundation Providence Rescue Mission Reading Risk Reduction Pres House Providence St . Mel School Reading Team Presbyterian Frontier Fellowship Province of Our Mother of Good Counsel Ready by 21 Mentoring Presbyterian Homes - Westminster Place of the Augustinian Order Rebecca Lynn Cutler Legacy of Life Foundation Presbyterian Seniorcare PTA California Congress of Parents, Rebuild Foundation Presbyterians for Earth Care Teachers and Students Recirculating Farms Coalition Prescott Life Church Public Citizen Foundation Recovery on Water Presence Health Foundation Public Health Foundation Enterprises Red Brick Center for the Arts Present Music Public Interest Law Initiative Red Butte Garden and Arboretum Preservation Foundation of the Lake County Public Narrative Red Door Animal Shelter Foreset Preserves Public Radio International Red Orchid Theatre Preservation Trust Vermont Public Theater / New York Shakespeare Festival Red Wing Environmental Learning Center President and Board of Trustees of Puerto Rican Arts Alliance Red Wing Family YMCA Santa Clara College Puppies Behind Bars Red Wing Public Schools Foundation President and Fellows of Middlebury College Purdue Research Foundation Red Wing Youth Outreach President and Trustees of Colby College Purdue University REDF Prevention Point Pittsburgh Purple Asparagus Redtwist Theatre Priests for Life Pursuit of Excellence Reducetarian Foundation Primavera Foundation Reflections Foundation Primo Center for Women and Children RefugeeOne Princeton in Latin America Q Refugees International Princeton Internships in Civic Service Quad City Symphony Orchestra Association Regeneration Project Princeton University Quaker Voluntary Service Regents of the University of California, Berkeley Printed Matter Queen of Peace High School Regina Dominican High School Charitable Trust Prison Dharma Network Quincy University Regional Economic Community Action Program Prison Fellowship Ministries Regis University Pritzker Military Library (Colonel IL James N R Religious Organization Outside Pritzker Library of the Citizen Soldier) Organized Religion Rachel's Network Pro Kids Golf Academy Remerge Rafiki Foundation Pro Mujer Remy Bumppo Theatre Company Ragdale Foundation Pro Musica Youth Chorus Renaissance Society at the University Rails-to-Trails Conservancy Problem Pregnancy of Providence of Chicago Rainbow Days Proclamation of the Word Renaissance Theaterworks Rainforest Action Network Proctor Academy Renascence Raising Readers in Story County Progeria Research Foundation Reno Bike Project Ramah Darom Project 327 Reno Philharmonic Association Ramapo for Children Project Education Plus Renown Health Foundation Rancho Santa Fe Foundation Project Hood Communities Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute RAND Corporation Development Corporation Reporters Without Borders Rangeley Friends of the Performing Arts Project HOPE - The People-to-People Representation Project Rape Victim Advocates Health Foundation Rescue Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network Project Ninety Rescuing Leftover Cuisine Rappahannock Animal Welfare League Project Orbis International Research Foundation of the City Rappahannock League for Project Veritas University of New York Environmental Protection Project VISION Resist Rappahannock Pantry Projectand Resource Center of Dallas RARE Prometheum Foundation Respond Now Raven Theatre Property Rights Foundation of America Restore Justice Foundation Ravenswood Community Services ProPublica Restore NYC Ravi Zacharias International Ministries Prostate Cancer Foundation Restored by Design Foundation Ravinia Festival Association Protect Our Winters Resurrection Project Raymond F . Kravis Center for the Proteus Fund Rett Syndrome Research Trust Performing Arts Revival Today Reach Out and Care Wheels
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Rhode Island Community Food Bank Association Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway Conservancy Saint Mary of the Lake Seminary Rialto Square Theatre Rose Hill Center Saint Mary's College Richard J . Caron Foundation Rosenberg Fund for Children Saint Patrick Church Richmond Community Foundation Rosie's Place Saint Patrick High School Richmond Cycling Corps Round Top-Warrenton Volunteer Saint Paul Foundation Ride 2 Recovery Fire Department Saint Petronille Catholic Church Ridgewood Church Royal Family Kids' Camp Saint Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church Rimland Services for Autistic Citizens Royal Family Productions Saints Faith, Hope and Charity Parish Ringling College of Art and Design Rubin Museum of Art / Shelley and Donald Salem Lutheran Church Ripe for Harvest World Outreach Rubin Cultural Trust Salesmanship Club Charitable Golf of Dallas Rippowam Cisqua School Rudolf Steiner School Association of Ann Arbor Salk Institute for Biological Studies RISE International Ruff Start Rescue Saltworks Theater Company Rivendell Theatre Ensemble Rural Advancement Foundation International Salvation Army River Bend Nature Works Rush University Medical Center Salvation Army DFW Metroplex Command River School Russian Jack Springs Junior Golf Association Salvation Army Greater Houston Area Riverdale Country School Rustin Fund for Global Equality Salvation Army Metropolitan Division Riveredge Nature Center Ruth Page Foundation Salvation Army Monterey Peninsula Corps Rivers Alliance of Connecticut Ryan Banks Academy Salvation Army of Lee, Hendry and Riverside Theater Ryan House Glades Counties Riverview School Ryan Licht Sang Bipolar Foundation Salvation Army of Louisville Roadrunner Food Bank Salvation Army Southern Territory Roaring Fork Conservancy Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary Robert Crown Center for Health Education S Samaritan Counseling Center Robert R . McCormick Foundation Sacramento Gay Men's Chorus Samaritan Counseling Center of the Robin Hood Foundation Sacred Heart Church Northwest Suburbs Rock Lake Christian Assembly Association Sacred Heart Parish Samaritan House for Boys Samaritan Center Rockefeller Family Fund Sacred Heart School for Young Boys and Families Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors Sadie Nash Leadership Project Samaritan's Purse Rockhurst High School Safe Children Foundation / SafeSpot Samasource Rocky Mountain Public Broadcasting Network Children's Advocacy Center Samfund Roessler-Chadwick Foundation Safe Families for Children San Diego Humane Society and SPCA Roger Baldwin Foundation of ACLU Safe Hands for Girls San Diego Imperial Counties Developmental Roger Williams Park Zoo/Rhode Island Safe Harbor Child Advocacy Center Services Foundation Zoological Society Safe Harbor Children's Center San Francisco Child Abuse Prevention Center Rogers Memorial Hospital Foundation Safe Haven Foundation San Francisco Early Music Society Rogers Park Business Alliance - DevCorp North Safe Haven Maternity Home San Francisco Education Fund Rogers Park West Ridge Historical Society Safe Horizon San Francisco Film Society Role Model Movement Safe Place Foundation San Francisco Food Bank Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston Safer Foundation San Francisco General Hospital Foundation Roman Catholic Bishop of San Jose Sage Colleges San Francisco Jazz Organization Roman Catholic Diocese of Lexington, KY SAGE Patient Advocates San Francisco Village Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix Saint Ambrose of Woodbury San Miguel Schools Ron and Vicki Santo Diabetic Alert Saint Benedict Parish Sandals Foundation Dog Foundation Saint Chrysostom's Episcopal Church Sandra Grayson Memorial Golf Outing Ronald McDonald House Charities Saint Francis House Sandy Hook Promise Foundation Ronald McDonald House Charities of Saint Genevieve Parish Schools Sanibel Captiva Conservation Foundation Chicagoland and Northwest Indiana Saint Ignatius Church Sanibel Congregational United Church of Christ Ronald McDonald House Charities Saint Ignatius College Prep Sankara Nethralaya Om Trust of Eastern Wisconsin Saint Ignatius Loyola Academy Santa Barbara Center for the Performing Arts Ronald McDonald House Charities of Pasadena Saint James Cathedral Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital Foundation Ronald McDonald House of Houston Saint John's Hospital and Health Santa Barbara Hillel Roosevelt University Center Foundation Santa Barbara International Film Festival Roots of South Sudan Saint Joseph Parish Santa Catalina Island Conservancy Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine Saint Leonard's Ministries Santa Catalina School and Science Saint Martin de Porres House of Hope Santa for the Very Poor Rosary High School Saint Mary of the Angels Santa Monica-Malibu Education Foundation
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Sara and Morris Tugman Bais Chabad Serendipity Theatre Collective Sixth and I Synagogue Torah Center Serge Skills for Chicagoland's Future Sara M . Holbrook Community Center SERRV International Skin of Steel Sarah's Circle Service Club of Chicago Skipping Stones Sarah's Inn Service Corps of Retired Executives Association Skokie Country Club Educational Foundation Sarasota Orchestra Service Year Exchange SkyART Sarasota-Manatee Jewish Federation Seven Acres Jewish Senior Care Services Skyline Literacy Saratoga Historical and Cultural Association Seven Generations Ahead Slowik Music Institute dba Credo Saratoga Volunteer Fire Department Seven Star Baptist Church Smart Farm of Barrington Sargent Shriver National Center on Poverty Law Sew Much Comfort Smile Train Saugatuck Center for the Arts Sewanee - The University of the South Smith College Saugatuck-Douglas Historical Society Sex Workers Outreach Project Smithsonian Institution Save A Family Plan SGA Youth and Family Services Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery Save a Pet Shad Williams Evangelistic Association Snow City Arts Foundation Save the Children Federation Shadow Cats Rescue Soapbox - The Feminist Foundation Save the Chimps Shady Side Academy Social Good Fund Save the Redwoods League Shalom Center Social Services at Blessed Sacrement ScholarLeaders International Shalva Sociedad Amigos de los Ninos Scholars for Peace in the Middle East SHAMA Society for Contemporary Art Scholarship America Shanti Foundation for Peace Society for Science and the Public School of Dramatic Arts Shared Interest Society of Architectural Historians School of St . Mary Sharing Connections Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Illinois School of the Art Institute of Chicago ShawChicago Theatre Company Society of St . Vincent de Paul School Sisters of Notre Dame She Should Run Society of the Cincinnati In the State Schuyler County Community Foundation Shelburne Farms of New Hampshire Schuyler County Humane Society Shell Museum and Educational Foundation Society of the Free Church of Saint Science Experience Shelter for Abused Women Mary the Virgin Scleroderma Research Foundation Shelter Island Ambulance Foundation Society of the Third Street Music School Scottsdale Community College Shelter Island Educational Foundation Soho Repertory Theatre Scottsdale Training and Rehabilitation Services Shelter Solar Youth Scripps Health Foundation Shenandoah Community Foundation Soldiers' Angels Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Shepherd of the Desert Lutheran Church Solidarity Bridge Seacoast Family Food Pantry Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church Solomon R . Guggenheim Museum Seal Harbor Village Improvement Society Shimer College Solomon Schechter Day Schools Search and Care Shirley Heinze Land Trust Solve ME/CFS Initiative Search for Common Ground Shirley Ryan Ability Lab Sonder Solutions Seattle Children's Hospital Foundation SHORE Community Services Sonoma Valley Education Foundation Seattle Chinese Garden Society Shoulder to Shoulder Sonoma Valley Rotary Foundation Seattle Opera Shriners Hospitals for Children Sophia Institute Press Seattle Piano Institute Sicha Sound Beach Volunteer Fire Department Seattle Repertory Theater Side by Side for Christ Sound Generations Seattle Shakespeare Society Side-by-Side South Boston Neighborhood House Seattle's Union Gospel Mission SideWalk South Bronx Community Charter High School Second Baptist Church Sierra Club Foundation South Bronx Overall Economic Second Chance Adoption Organization Signature Theatre Company Development Corporation Second Harvest Heartland SIM USA South Carolina Aquarium Second Presbyterian Church Simon Wiesenthal Center South Carolina Coastal Conservation League Second Sense Sinai Health System South East Chicago Commission Seeing Eye Sinai Temple South Haven Boating Foundation Selah Freedom Sister Thea Bowman Black Catholic South Haven Junior Youth League Seminary Consortium for Urban Education Foundation South Haven Performance Series Pastoral Education Sisters of Christian Charity South Haven Scott Club Seminole Boosters Sisters of Loretto South Haven Speakers Series Senior Citizens Coordinationg Council Sisters of St . Joseph Neighborhood Network South Shore Drill Team and Performing of Eastchester Sit-in Movement - International Civil Arts Ensemble Sentencing Project Rights Museum South Shore Opera Company
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South Street Seaport Museum St . Croix Valley Community Foundation St . Simon's Land Trust South Suburban Family Shelter St . Elisabeth Episcopal Church St . Thomas Aquinas Catholic Center at Purdue South Suburban Humane Society St . Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church St . Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church South Texas Literacy Coalition St . Ethelreda School St . Thomas Day School Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation St . Eugene School St . Thomas More Chapel Southern California Public Radio St . Francis College St . Viator High School Southern Environmental Law Center St . Francis Manor of Vero Beach St . Vincent de Paul Village Father Joe's Villages Southern Illinois University Foundation St . Francis of Assisi Catholic Church Stand With Us Southern Lakes Area Love St . Francis Xavier Parish Stanford Canterbury Foundation Southern Maine Community College Foundation St . Francis Xavier School Stanford University Southern Methodist University St . Gregory the Great Church Star Island Corporation Southern Poverty Law Center St . James Academy Star of Hope Mission Southsiders Organized for Unity and Liberation St . James Church Starboard Media Foundation Southwest Michigan Land Conservancy St . James the Less Church Starr Commonwealth Southwest Organizing Project St . Jean Baptiste High School Starved Rock Area Special Olympics Southwestern Medical Foundation St . John Community Foundation Starved Rock Regional Center for Therapy Southwestern Vermont Health Care Corporation St . John Fisher College and Child Development Spark Ventures St . John the Divine Episcopal Church Statue of Liberty Ellis Island Foundation Spartan Theatre Company St . John the Divine Episcopal Church and School Steady Collective Spay and Stay St . John the Evangelist Catholic Church Steep Theatre Company SPCA of Northern Virginia St . John the Evangelist Parish Step Up International Speak Up Africa St . John's Episcopal Church Steppenwolf Theatre Company Special Olympics St . John's Evangelical Lutheran Church Steppingstone Foundation Special Olympics Chicago of Sweet Air Stevens Institute of Technology Trustees Special Olympics Illinois St . John's Lutheran Church Still Creek Boys Ranch Special Olympics Northern California St . John's United Methodist Church STOMP Out Bullying dba Love Our Children Special Olympics Texas St . Joseph Catholic Mission Stony Brook Foundation Spectrum St . Joseph Center Stop Oil Seeps California Spektral Quartet St . Joseph Church Storycatchers Theatre Spelman College St . Joseph Public Schools Foundation Straightway Spence Farm Foundation St . Joseph's Preparatory School Street Works Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning St . Jude Children's Research Streeterville Organization of Active Residents and Leadership St . Jude Road Runners Club of America StreetSquash Spirit of America Worldwide St . Luke's Episcopal Church StreetWise Spoleto Festival USA St . Luke's United Methodist Church Stuart I . Raskas Friendship Circle of Illinois Spoon River College Foundation St . Malachy School Student Sponsor Partnership Springboard Foundation St . Margaret Mary Parish Studio Museum in Harlem Springfield Jewish Community Center St . Margaret of Scotland Episcopal School Studio Two Three Squash Haven St . Margaret's Hospital Foundation Study with Friends Ministries SS . Cyril and Methodius Church St . Mark's School of Southborough Su Casa Catholic Worker Community / St . Agnes Academy St . Mary Catholic School Central American Martyrs Center St . Alban's Episcopal Church St . Mary of Vernon Catholic Church Suit Up Ministries St . Ambrose University St . Mary School Summit Church St . Ann's Corner of Harm Reduction St . Mary's Catholic Church Sun City Area Interfaith Services St . Ann's School St . Mary's Episcopal School Sun Health Foundation St . Ann's Warehouse St . Mary's Food Bank Sunset Cultural Center St . Baldrick's Foundation St . Mary's Seminary and University Sunshine Service St . Bede Academy St . Matthew's House Supply Chain Innovation Network of Chicago St . Bede Church St . Matthew's Parish Surfrider Foundation St . Bernard's School St . Norbert College Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests St . Brendan School St . Patrick Catholic Community Susan G . Komen Breast Cancer Foundation St . Christopher's School Foundation St . Patrick's Episcopal Church Susan G . Komen Breast Cancer St . Chrysostom's Day School St . Paul's School Foundation Chicago St . Clement Church St . Paul's School for Girls Sustainable Cambodia St . Clement School St . Raphael Catholic Church Sustainable Harvest International St . Columbkille Catholic Church St . Sabina Church Swedish Medical Center Foundation
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Sweet Relief Musicians Fund Terra Foundation for American Art Tree House Humane Society SYDA Foundation Teton Science Schools Treehouse Sylvania Community Services Texas AandM Research Foundation Trees That Feed Foundation Center Foundation Texas Agricultural Lifetime Trevor Project Sylvester Manor Educational Farm Leadership Foundation Triangle Arts Association Syria Relief and Development Texas Christian University TriCity Family Services Syrian American Medical Society Foundation Texas Diaper Bank Trinity Lutheran Church Syrian Community Network Texas Evangelist Trout Unlimited Texas Exes Truckee Tahoe Community Foundation Texas Heart Institute Foundation True Colors Fund T Texas New Community Alliance Trust for America's Health T .J '. s Place of Hope Theater for a New Audience Trust for Conservation Innovation Ta'leef Collective Theater Reconstruction Ensemble Trust for Public Land Tahirih Justice Center Theatre Aspen Trustee of Brantwood Camp TAILS Humane Society Theatre Gigante Trustees of Columbia University Talbot House Theatre Y Trustees of Mount Holyoke College Taliesin Preservation Theo Ubique Theatre Trustees of Princeton University Tall Pines Conservancy Third Coast Baroque Trustees of Reservations Tall Timbers Research Thodos Dance Chicago Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania Tall Turf Ministries Thomas Cellini Huntington's Foundation Trustees of Tufts College Tanenbaum Center for Interreligious Thomas H . Boyd Memorial Hospital Trusteeship Institute Understanding Thousand Waves Foundation Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance Tannenbaum Chabad House Chabad on Three Generations Tucson Museum of Art Campus International Foundation ThreeWalls Tukwila Pantry TAO South Florida Center for Jewish Renewal Thresholds Tulane University TARGET Area Development Corporation Thrive Animal Rescue Turning Point for God Target Hope Thrive Chicago Turning Point USA Taxpayer Revolution Foundation Tides Center Turning Pointe Autism Foundation Taylor University Tidewell Hospice Turning the Page Teach for America Tiger Woods Foundation Tuskegee Airmen Scholarship Foundation Teach for America - Bay Area TimeLine Theatre Company Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity Teach for America - Chicago Timothy Ministry Two Coyotes Wilderness School Teachers College, Columbia University Tipping Point Community Two Rivers YMCA Team Red White and Blue Tol Ministries Teatro Vista - Theatre With a View Toledo Area Humane Society Technology Education Foundation Toledo Museum of Art U Technology Innovation Center - Skokie Toledo NW Ohio Food Bank UC Riverside Foundation Technoserve Toledo Zoological Society UC San Diego Foundation Tectonic Theater Project Topeka Rescue Mission UC Santa Barbara Foundation Teen Challenge of Arizona Torture Abolition and Survivors Support UCAN Teen Living Programs Coalition International UCLA Foundation Teen Parent Connection Touched by an Animal UCP Seguin of Greater Chicago Telluride Adaptive Sports Program Tower Cancer Research Foundation Ucross Foundation Temple Beth Israel Tower School in Marblehead UCSJ Union of Councils for Jews in the Temple Beth Tefilloh Township High School District 211 Foundation Former Soviet Union Temple Beth-El / Congregation of the Sons Toxics Action Center Udumbara Sangha of Israel and David TPA Network UFW Foundation Temple Emanu-El Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors Uganda Farmers Temple Emanuel Transformed Minds Consortium for UI LABS Temple Jeremiah Christlike Response Umoja Community Development Corporation Temple Judea Transgender Foundation of America Umoja Student Development Corporation Temple Ner Tamid Transgender Law Center Unbound Temple Sholom Transgender Resource Center of New Mexico Union Band Booster Association Ten Chimneys Foundation Transportation Alternatives Union Church of Hinsdale Tennessee State University Foundation Traverse Area Recreation and Union Church of Lake Bluff Tennessee Technological University Found Transportation Trails Union League Boys and Girls Club
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Union of Concerned Scientists University of California, University of South Carolina Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations San Francisco Foundation Educational Foundation of America University of California, Santa Barbara University of South Carolina Foundation Union Rescue Mission University of Chicago University of Southern California Union Temple of Brooklyn University of Chicago Becker Friedman University of St . Mary of the Lake Mundele Union Theological Seminary Institute for Research in Economics in Seminary Unit Scholarship Fund University of Chicago Booth School of Business University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center United Community Center University of Chicago Cancer University of the Arts United for a Fair Economy Research Foundation University of Utah United Jewish Appeal University of Chicago Charter University of Vermont United Jewish Appeal Aspen Valley Campaign School Corporation University of Virginia Darden School Foundation United Methodist Church University of Chicago Graham School of University of Virginia Law School Foundation United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation General Studies University of Virginia School of Architecture United Negro College Fund University of Chicago Hospitals University of Washington Foundation United Service Organization University of Chicago Laboratory Schools University of Wisconsin Foundation United States Artists University of Chicago Law School University of Wyoming Foundation United States Conference of Catholic Bishops University of Chicago Medicine University Preparatory Academy United States Equestrian Team Foundation University of Chicago Network for University Presbyterian Church United States Fund for UNICEF College Success University School of Milwaukee United States Golf Association University of Chicago Oriental Institute University YMCA United States Holocaust Memorial Council University of Chicago Urban Education Institute Unsilence United States Muaythai Federation University of Chicago Women's Board UP Center of Champaign County United States Naval Academy Foundation University of Colorado at Boulder Upendo Village United States Naval Institute University of Colorado Foundation Uptown People's Law Center United States Olympic and University of Connecticut Foundation Upward Bound House Paralympic Foundation University of Denver (Colorado Seminary) Urban Alliance Foundation United States Olympic Committee University of Georgia Foundation Urban Gateways United Way North-Northwest University of Illinois at Chicago Urban Harvest United Way of Central Alabama University of Illinois at Chicago College Urban Initiatives United Way of Champaign County of Medicine Urban Innovation Analysis United Way of Collier County University of Illinois at Chicago School of Urban Justice Center United Way of Genesee County Public Health Urban Peaks Foundation United Way of Goodhue, Wabasha and University of Illinois College of Business Urban Prep Academies Pierce Counties University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Urban Squash Cleveland United Way of Greater Houston University of Illinois Foundation Urban Survivors Union United Way of Greater McHenry County University of Iowa Foundation UrbanX Learning United Way of Greater Milwaukee University of Kentucky Urgent United Way of Lee County University of Maryland Medical Urological Research Foundation United Way of Martin County Systems Foundation US Association for UNHCR United Way of Metropolitan Chicago University of Maryland St . Joseph Medical (The UN Refugee Agency) United Way of Monterey County Center Foundation US Friends of the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust United Way of Southwest Michigan University of Miami US Green Building Council North Texas Chapter United Way of St . John's County University of Michigan US Lacrosse United Way of the Bay Area University of Michigan Law School USA Shooting United Way of the Illinois Valley University of Minnesota Foundation USA Shooting Team Foundation United Way of the Quad Cities Area University of New Hampshire USBG National Charity Foundation United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona University of New Hampshire Foundation Usher III Initiative Unity of Toledo University of North Carolina at Greensboro USPC NEWCO Santa Catalina Island Pony Unity Productions Foundation University of Notre Dame Club (United States Pony Clubs) University at Buffalo Foundation University of Oregon Foundation UT Southwestern Medical Center University Community Social Services University of Pittsburgh Utah Clean Energy Alliance University District Food Bank University of Pittsburgh UPMC Medical and Utah Humanities Council University of Arizona Health Sciences Foundation University of Arizona Foundation University of Puget Sound University of California University of Santa Monica University of California, Berkeley Foundation
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V Voices for Illinois Children Western Stock Show Association Voices of Community Activists and Leaders Scholarship Trust V Foundation Volunteer Center of Story County Westminster Presbyterian Church Vail Jazz Foundation Volunteer Florida Foundation Westmont College Vail Valley Charitable Fund Westmoreland Country Club Vail Valley Foundation Volunteers of America Mid-States Scholarship Foundation Valley of the Kings Sanctuary and Retreat Westside Guild of Children's Hospital Valley of the Sun United Way W Los Angeles Van Buren Development Council Waco Foundation Wetlands Initiative Van Wezel Foundation Wake Forest University WFMT 98 7. Vanderbilt University Waldorf in North Coastal WGRC-FM Christian Radio Vanderbilt University Medical Center Walk for the Beat Wharton County Fellowship Christian School Vasculitis Foundation Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts Wharton County Junior College Foundation Vassar College Walworth County Alliance For Children Wharton County Stray Pet Outreach Team Vaughan Woods and Historic Homestead War Dogs Making It Home Wharton County Youth Fair and Exposition Venture Outdoors Warren Cherry Scholarship Fund Wharton Rotary Charity Vera Institute of Justice Warren Church of Christ Wharton-Matagorda Child Protective Services Verde Valley Sanctuary Warren Park Youth Baseball Program Wheaton Academy Vermont Foodbank Washington Access Fund Wheaton College Vermont Future Now Washington Heights CORNER Project Wheaton Society for Christian Instruction - Vermont Law School Washington Performing Arts Society Wheaton Christian Grammar School Vermont Organization for Jewish Education Washington University in Saint Louis Wheeling Community Consolidated Lubavitch Chabad of Vermont Washington Waldorf School School District 21 Vermont Studio Center Water for Ishmael Wheelock College Vermont Youth Conservation Corps Waterleaf Women's Center White County Aging Program Verner Center for Early Learning Waters Today Whitman-Walker Health Veterans of Foreign Wars Foundation Watershed Partnership Whitney Museum of American Art Victoria Bach Festival Waterside School Wholesome Wave Vietnamese Baptist Church Watts of Love Wikimedia Foundation Viewing Our Children as Emerging Leaders Wawasee Area Conservancy Foundation Wikwiheba USA Villa Maria Academy Wax Factory Wild at Heart Village Church of Lincolnshire Wayne Stinchcomb Big Orange Foundation Wild Bird Fund Village Church of Oak Park Wayside Cross Ministries WILD Foundation Village for Vets Wayzata Redeemer Lutheran Church and School WildAid Village of Gays Mills Wecycle WildEarth Guardians Villalobos Rescue Center Wellesley College Wilderness Society Villanova University Wellness AIDS Services Wilderness Workshop Vinfen Corporation Wellness House Wildfire Network Virginia Council on Economic Education Wellness in the Schools Wildlife Conservation Society Virginia Historical Society WEND Africa Willbridge of Santa Barbara Virginia Mason Medical Center Foundation Wenona Fire Department William and Mary Business School Foundation Virginia Museum of Fine Arts WESA - Essential Public Media William Marsh Rice University Virginia Organizing Wesley Day Care Center William Woods University Virginia Tech Foundation West Coast Childrens Clinic Williams College Virtuosi of Houston West Dallas Community School Foundation Willing Hands Enterprises Visceral Dance Chicago West Lutheran High School Willow Creek Association Vision Resource Center West Valley Symphony Association Willow Creek Community Church Visiting Nurse and Hospice Care of Santa West Virginia University Foundation Willow School Barbara Foundation Western Environmental Law Center Willow Wood Preschool Vista Del Mar Child and Family Services Western Illinois University Willowind Therapeutic Riding Center Vista Vocational and Life Skills Center Western Indian Ministries Wilmette Theatre Education Project VNA Health Care Western Iowa Feral and Homeless Cat Program Wilshire Boulevard Temple Vogel Alcove West Ottawa Panther Fund Window to the World Communications Voice of Care Western Pennsylvania Conservancy WTTW 11 Voice of the Faithful Western Pennsylvania Golf Association Windward Fund Voices and Faces Project Western Reserve Academy Windy City Playhouse
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WINGS Program World Jewish Congress American Section Youth Spirit Artworks Winnetka Community House World Relief DuPage/Aurora Youthbuild Lake County Winnetka Congregational Church World Sport Chicago Youthbuild USA Winnetka Historical Society World Vision YWCA of Metropolitan Chicago Winnetka Public Nursery School World Wildlife Fund YWCA of Northwest Ohio Wisconsin Humane Society Wounded Heroes Foundation Wisconsin Policy Research Institute Wounded Warrior Project Wish Granters Wounded Warriors Family Support Z With God All Things Are Possible Writers' Theatre Zakat Foundation of America Witness to Innocence Writopia Lab Zion Lutheran Church Wittenberg University WYCC - TV20 City Colleges of Zionist Organization of America WNET Chicago Foundation Zoological Society of San Diego WNYC Radio Wycliffe Bible Translators Wolakota Waldorf Society Wyoming Agriculture in the Classroom Wolf School Wyoming Community Foundation Woman's Board of Northwestern Wyoming Highway Patrol Association Memorial Hospital Wyoming Stock Growers Agricultural Land Woman's Club of Evanston Women Donor's Network Women Employed Institute X Women for Afghan Women XS Tennis and Education Foundation Women for Women International Women in Need Y Women's Cancer Resource Center Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History Women's Economic Agenda Project Yale University Women's eNews Yampa Valley Medical Center Foundation Women's Equity in Access to Care and Treatment YCS Foundation Women's Exchange of Winnetka Year Up Congregational Church Yellowstone Forever Women's Global Education Project YMCA Camp Tecumseh Women's International Network For YMCA of Greater New York Guatemalan Solutions YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago Women's Media Center YMCA of San Francisco Women's Western Golf Foundation Yonkofa Project Wood Family Foundation Young at Heart Pet Rescue Woodberry Forest School Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Woodhall School Rights Woodmoore Local Schools Young Chicago Authors Woodmore Band Boosters Young Life Woodmore Choir Boosters Young Life Eastern DuPage Woodridge Baptist Church Young Life Kane County Woodruff Arts Center Young Life Northwest DuPage Woodson Center Young Men's Educational Network Woodville United Methodist Church Young Women's Leadership Charter Woolman Hill Youth Art for Healing Worcester County Mechanics Association Youth Guidance Work and Learn Youth Improving Nonprofits for Children Working Artists and the Greater Economy Youth Investment Foundation Working Bikes Youth Job Center of Evanston Working in the Schools Youth Making a Difference / Hands 4 Hope World Assistance for Cambodia Youth Mental Health Project World Bicycle Relief Fund Youth Network Council World Business Chicago Youth on Their Own World Chicago International Visitors Youth Organizations Umbrella Center of Chicago Youth Peace Center of Roseland World Food Program USA Youth Services of Glenview-Northbrook
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DESIGNATED GRANTS
As our region’s community foundation, The Chicago Community Trust works diligently to ensure a donor’s intent is honored in perpetuity. The Trust’s designated fund program supports specific nonprofit organizations, programs and projects that have been determined by the donor. By establishing a designated fund, grants are made for the exclusive use of the selected organization. Following are organizations that have received grants from designated funds in 2017.
Access Living of Metropolitan Chicago Childserv Music and Dance Theater Chicago Adler Planetarium Christ Church - Harris Theater Admiral at the Lake Community Partners for the Common Good, Inc . National Museum of Mexican Art Allendale Association Counseling Center of the North Shore Northshore University HealthSystem Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation Delta Institute Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital Altenheim Home DuSable Museum of African American History Northwestern Memorial HealthCare American Foundation for the Blind Elmhurst College Northwestern University American Heart Association Erie Neighborhood House Northwestern University Settlement Association American Indian Center eta Creative Arts Foundation Off the Street Club American Red Cross of Chicago Executive Service Corps of Chicago Old Town School of Folk Music and Northern Illinois Family Service Center of Sangamon County Oliveti Community Center Ann & Robert H . Lurie Children's Hospital Field Museum of Natural History One Hope United of Chicago Fourth Presbyterian Church PACT Art Institute of Chicago Glencoe Union Church Pine Mountain Settlement School Ascension School Glenwood School for Boys and Girls Planned Parenthood of Illinois Association House of Chicago Heartland Alliance for Human Needs & Presbyterian Homes - Westminster Place Boy Scouts of America Chicago Area Council Human Rights Principia College Boys and Girls Clubs of Chicago Holy Covenant United Methodist Church Ragdale Foundation Brain Research Foundation Hubbard Street Dance Chicago Ravinia Festival Association Bryn Mawr College Illinois College Rush University Medical Center Carleton College Illinois Institute of Technology Salvation Army Metropolitan Division Chicago Academy for the Arts Illinois Saint Andrew Society Scottish Old SGA Youth and Family Services Chicago Academy of Sciences People's Home Shirley Ryan AbilityLab Chicago Bar Foundation Illinois Society for the Prevention of Shriners Hospitals for Children Chicago Bible Society Blindness Blindness Somonauk Cemetery Association Chicago Child Care Society Infant Welfare Society of Chicago Springboard Foundation Chicago Children's Museum Infant Welfare Society of Evanston Steppenwolf Theatre Company Chicago Commons Association John G . Shedd Aquarium Union League Boys and Girls Club Chicago Historical Society - Shedd Aquarium Society Union League Foundation for Boys Club Chicago Lighthouse Juvenile Protective Association United Methodist Homes and Services Chicago Park District King's Daughters Organization United Presbyterian Church Board of Chicago Shakespeare Theater Lake Forest Symphony National Missions Chicago Sunday Evening Club Latin School of Chicago United Way of Metropolitan Chicago Chicago Symphony Orchestra Lincoln Park Zoological Society University of Chicago Chicago Theatre Group, Goodman Theatre Loyola University Chicago Family University of Chicago Medicine Chicago Training School for City, Home and Business Center Valley West Community Hospital Foreign Missions Lyric Opera of Chicago Women Employed Chicago Youth Centers Metropolitan Family Services YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago Chicago Zoological Society Museum of Contemporary Art YWCA of Metropolitan Chicago Children's Care Foundation Museum of Science and Industry Children's Home + Aid Society of Illinois
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MATCHING GIFTS
Furthering its mission to promote philanthropy and build metropolitan Chicago’s charitable resources, The Chicago Community Trust offers a matching gifts program to staff and the Executive Committee, the governing board of the Trust. The program allows employees and the members of the Executive Committee to augment their gifts to nonprofits. In 2017, the Trust donated more than $148,000 to nonprofit organizations through its matching gifts program. Following are the recipients of these charitable gifts.
Access Living of Metropolitan Chicago Chicagoland Immigrant Welcome Network Institute of Women Today Active Transportation Alliance Chicagoland Lutheran Educational Interfaith Youth Core Adult and Child Therapy Services Foundation Israel Cancer Research Fund Albany Park Theater Project Chinese American Service League Jackson Chance Foundation Alzheimer's Association - Greater Illinois Chapter Christ the King Jesuit College Prep Jewish United Fund of Metropolitan Chicago American Heart Association Christ the King School Just Giant Rescue Ancona School CJE Senior Life Juvenile Justice Initiative Anti-Cruelty Society Community Activism Law Alliance Kenwood-Oakland Community Organization Applied Information Management Institute Continuum Theater Ladder Up Art Institute of Chicago Coppin Community Center The Lake County Community Foundation A Better Chicago Crossroads Fund Landmarks Preservation Council of Illinois Big Brothers Big Sisters Crystal Lake Community Band Latin School of Chicago Big Shoulders Fund Crystal Lake Food Pantry Latino Alzheimer's and Memory Disorder Alliance Boy Scouts of America Deborah's Place Latinos Progresando Boys and Girls Clubs of Chicago DePaul University Leadership Greater Chicago BraveHearts Therapeutic Riding and DuPage Children's Museum Literacy Works Educational Center ElderCARE Logan Square Neighborhood Association Breakthrough Urban Ministries Endeleo Institute Main Stay Therapeutic Riding Program Business and Professional People for the Equip for Equality Mano a Mano Family Resource Center Public Interest Erie Neighborhood House Margaret's Village Cabrini Green Legal Aid Eye on India Mercy Home for Boys and Girls Casa Central Facing History and Ourselves Metropolitan Chicago Breast Cancer Task Force Catholic Charities Family Health Partnership Clinic Metropolitan Planning Council Center for Law and Social Work Field Museum of Natural History Midwest Shelter for Homeless Veterans Center for Neighborhood Technology Friends of the Chicago River Mikva Challenge Chicago Bar Foundation Friends of the Forest Preserves Misericordia Home North Chicago Cares Friends of the Parks Montini Catholic High School Chicago Coalition for the Homeless Gardeneers Mujeres Latinas en Accion Chicago Community Bond Fund Greater Chicago Food Depository My Block My Hood My City The Chicago Community Foundation Greyhounds Only National Multiple Sclerosis Society The Chicago Community Trust Hadley School for the Blind - Greater Illinois Chapter Chicago Council on Global Affairs Heart Haven OutReach National Museum of Mexican Art Chicago Debate Commission Heartland Alliance for Human Needs North Shore Country Day School Chicago Foundation For Women and Human Rights Northern Illinois University Foundation Chicago Freedom School Heartland Housing - Travelers Aid Chicago Oak Park River Forest Food Pantry Chicago Horticultural Society Hispanic Alliance for Career Enhancement One Million Degrees Chicago Jobs Council Illinois Institute of Technology One Tail at a Time Chicago Public Media Inner-City Muslim Action Network Openlands Project Chicago Theatre Group, Goodman Theatre Institute for the International Education Planned Parenthood Federation of America Chicago Women in Philanthropy of Students Planned Parenthood of Illinois
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Polyphony H .S . Sage YMCA of Metro Chicago University of Chicago Quad Communities Development Corporation Sarah's Inn Warren Park Youth Baseball League Rape Victim Advocates Second Sense Warren-Sharpe Center Rebecca Lynn Cutler Legacy of Life Foundation St . Francis Xavier School Waukegan Park District Red Theater Chicago St . Jude Children's Research Hospital We Rock Respiratory Health Association of Step Up Women Employed Metropolitan Chicago Sue Duncan Children's Center World Bicycle Relief ReVive Center for Housing and Healing Thresholds YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago Rivendell Theatre Ensemble Turning Point Zakat Foundation of America
GRANTS from IDENTITY-FOCUSED FUNDS
As part of The Chicago Community Trust’s commitment to encourage collective philanthropy that meets the changing needs of the diverse communities in metropolitan Chicago, we have partnered with community and corporate leaders to create the following giving groups.
AFRICAN AMERICAN 2017 GRANT RECIPIENTS Tuyet Le LEGACY Austin Coming Together Ben Lumicao Chicago Youth Centers Nancy Nauheimer BOARD OF ADVISORS First Defense Legal Aid Dorelia Rivera Corliss V . Garner, chair Young Men's Educational Network Kathy Ryg Andreason Brown, vice chair Gerald Skoning Daniel Ash, engagement chair Erin Smith Nicholas Pearce, grants chair ASIAN GIVING CIRCLE Sidney Smith Brenda Asare STEERING COMMITTEE Claudette G . Baker 2017 GRANT RECIPIENTS Chindaly Griffith 3Arts Julian G . Coleman Jr . Kathy Im Carol Crenshaw Art Institute of Chicago Serena Moy House Theatre of Chicago Amina Dickerson Misuzu Schexnider Rebecca Ford Terry Intuit: The Center for Intuitive and Outsider Art Lifeline Theatre Denise Gardner 2017 GRANT RECIPIENTS Morton Arboretum Graham C . Grady No grants were awarded in 2017. Marguerite H . Griffin Suzanne Griffith LATINO GIVING CIRCLE Deborah Harrington DISABILITIES FUND STEERING COMMITTEE Tim Jones BOARD OF ADVISORS Angel Gutierrez, grant making co-chair Loann Honesty King John H . Catlin, co-chair Lauren Pabst, grant making co-chair Diane Latiker Karen Tamley, co-chair Yair Adao Rodriguez, communications co-chair Robert V . McGhee Zully Alvarado Berenice Vallecillos, communications co-chair Suzet McKinney Adam Ballard Mary Pattillo Jacqueline Burgess Bishop Shawnelle Richie 2017 GRANT RECIPIENTS Deborah Grisko No grants were awarded in 2017. Baronica Y . Roberson Suzanne Kenney Melody Spann-Cooper Kathy Lavin
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THE LGBT NUESTRO FUTURO YOUNG LEADERS FUND COMMUNITY FUND STEERING COMMITTEE STEERING COMMITTEE STEERING COMMITTEE María C . Bechily, co-chair Catherine Bendowitz, co-chair Denise C . Foy, co-chair Adela Cepeda, co-chair Erin Roberts, co-chair Adnaan Hamid, co-chair Doris Salomón, co-chair Meredith Nordbrock, communications chair Ramesh Ariyanayakam Dorothy Abreu Melanie Wang, engagement chair Prudence R . Beidler Oswaldo Alvarez Margaret Jones, grants chair Maree Bullock Evette Cardona Andrew Selcke, arts and culture co-chair Bonita Burrell Martin R . Castro Harriet White, arts and culture co-chair Gregory C . Cameron Angel Gutierrez Katherine Musbach, childhood Elizabeth K . Garibay Phillip L . Jiménez development and education co-chair Alan G . Harder Eric B . Lugo Mignon Senuta, childhood development Ken O’Keefe Virginia F . Oviedo and education co-chair Evan Plummer Tomás de'Medici, community and Patrick M . Sheahan 2017 GRANT RECIPIENTS economic development co-chair Dan Sprehe Association of Latinos/as Motivating Action Liz Kolshak, community and economic Sandra L . Wagner ElevArte Community Studio development co-chair Hispanic Federation 2017 GRANT RECIPIENTS Latino Alzheimer's and Memory 2017 GRANT RECIPIENTS AIDS Legal Council of Chicago Disorders Alliance Bounce for Joy Project Center on Halsted Latinos Progresando CreatiVets Chicago Coalition for the Homeless Legacy Leaders Definition Theatre Housing Opportunities and Maintenance Mano a Mano Family Resource Center Elijah Glenn Ward Family Foundation for the Elderly National Museum of Mexican Art Full Spectrum Features Illinois Safe Schools Alliance Poder Learning Center Future Ties Night Ministry Son Chiquitos Hope Works Community Development Planned Parenthood of Illinois Tuesday's Child Ladies of Virtue Synapse Arts Collective The Inconvenience Woods Educational Enrichment Foundation
ABOVE Photo by John H. White. 2017 A N N U A L R E P O R T 79 GRANTS FROM SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS
GRANTS from SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS
Supporting organizations are affiliates that operate in conjunction with The Chicago Community Trust. Because of their association with the Trust, supporting organizations enjoy benefits such as favorable tax treatment, exclusion from restrictions normally placed on private foundations and the Trust’s expert staff and resources. Though these affiliates work closely with the Trust, each retains its unique identity and is responsible for its own grant making decisions, investments and operations.
BURRIDGE D. BUTLER BOARD OF DIRECTORS Family Alliance MEMORIAL TRUST Scott McClain, chair Family Health Partnership Clinic John Buckley, vice chair Farmworker and Landscaper Advocacy Project Established in 1951, the Burridge D. Butler Nancy Gonsiorek, treasurer First Congregational Church Memorial Trust is the oldest supporting Barbara Oughton, secretary Friends of McHenry County College Foundation organization of The Chicago Community Trust. LeeAnn Atwood Friends of Moraine Hills State Park About 20 percent of the annual earned income Mark Davids Friendship House of Crystal Lake from this trust is designated for the Children’s Russell Foszcz Garden Quarter Neighborhood Resource Center Home + Aid Society of Illinois. The remaining Sheila Henson Girl Scouts of Northern Illinois earned income benefits the general charitable Tamara Marshall Girls on the Run of Northwest Illinois purposes of The Chicago Community Trust. Steve Middaugh Good Sports Vern Schiller Goodwill Industries of Northern Illinois BOARD OF DIRECTORS Susan Schott Harvard Community Senior Center Jeffrey E . Kintzler, chair Harvard Diggins Library Carl Albrecht 2017 GRANT RECIPIENTS Harvard Rotary Club Richard F . Cook 1st Way Pregnancy Support Services Home of the Sparrow Richard C . Johnson Adult and Child Therapy Services Hooves to Heal Patricia D . Michael Alexander Leigh Center for Autism Huntley Community Radio Bernard P . Floriani Foundation dba Bernie's Illinois Spina Bifida Association 2017 GRANT RECIPIENTS Book Bank Illinois State University The Chicago Community Trust Big Brothers Big Sisters of McHenry County Iowa State University Children's Home + Aid Society of Illinois Boy Scouts of America Irish American Heritage Center Brown University James Millikin University THE COMMUNITY Carleton College JourneyCare Foundation CASA McHenry County FOUNDATION FOR Lakeside Legacy Foundation Central College Land Conservancy of McHenry County MCHENRY COUNTY City of Woodstock Loeffel Epilepsy Foundation Clearbrook Center The Community Foundation for McHenry Lutheran Social Services of Illinois Colby-Petersen Farm Foundation Main Stay Therapeutic Riding Program County, a geographic affiliate of The Chicago Community Consolidated School District #47 Community Trust, partners with donors to McHenry County College Community Coordinated Child Care leverage and guide their philanthropy to help McHenry County Conservation Foundation transform the lives of the most vulnerable Consumer Credit Counseling Services of McHenry County Extension people in this northwest region just outside of Northern Illinois McHenry County Farm Bureau Foundation Chicago. Since 2001, the foundation has Creative Arts McHenry County Historical Society contributed more than $3 million to nonprofit Crystal Lake Community Band McHenry County Planning and Development organizations that support basic human needs, Crystal Lake Food Pantry McHenry County Sheriff's Office community development, education and health Encore Music Academy Mental Health Resource League throughout McHenry County. Environmental Defenders of McHenry County Midwest Mozart Festival Epilepsy Foundation North/Central Illinois NAMI of McHenry County Faith Acres Foundation Nisra Foundation
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Northern Illinois Center for Autism BOARD OF DIRECTORS Judicial Watch Northern Illinois Food Bank Michael Rittof, chair Kids Around the World Not-For-Profit Resources Janet Viano, vice-chair KQED Options and Advocacy for McHenry County Christian Spesia, J .D ., secretary Lake Oconee Academy Foundation People for Parks Foundation of Lake in the Hills Tricia Simpson, treasurer Lemon Bay Conservancy Pioneer Center for Human Services Jay Bergman Lewis University Prairie State Legal Services Dr . Nadia Carpanzano Michigan State University Purdue University Kathy Cawley Misericordia Home Raue Center for the Arts Edward Dollinger Monastery of Christ in the Desert Refuge for Women Br . James Gaffney, FSC Monterey Bay Aquarium Foundation Samaritan Counseling Center of the John Greuling Montfort Missionaries of the Comfort of Mary Northwest Suburbs Cyril “Bill” Habiger Morning Star Mission Ministries Senior Care Volunteer Network Elaine Maimon, Ph .D . Morton Arboretum Senior Services Associates Frank Pascoe, D .A . Mote Marine Laboratory Spring Grove Fire Protection District Tyler Qualio, J .D . National Fragile X Foundation St . John's Lutheran Church Rodney Tonelli New Foundation of Hope Thresholds Northeastern Minnesotans for Wilderness Transitional Living Services 2017 GRANT RECIPIENTS Northern Illinois Food Bank Truman State University Almost Home Kids One Hope United Turning Point Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders PCI Foundation Union College Association Greater Illinois Chapter Planned Parenthood Federation of America United Way of Greater McHenry County American Civil Liberties Union Foundation Planned Parenthood of Southwest and University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign American Red Cross Central Florida University of Illinois Extension Beechwood Educational Foundation Providence Catholic High School University of Michigan Braidwood Area Healthy Community Coalition Rialto Square Theatre Foundation University of Wisconsin - LaCrosse Breakthrough Urban Ministries Ripon College University of Wisconsin - Madison Capuchin Franciscan Province of St . Joseph Senior Services Center of Will County University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Carl L . White Jr . Charity Golf Classic Silver Cross Foundation University of Wisconsin - Whitewater Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Joliet Spread Eagle Chain of Lakes Veterans Network Committee of Northern Illinois Channahon Park Foundation St . Dennis School Village of Cary Chicago Coalition for the Homeless St . John's Northwestern Military Academy Voices in Harmony Chicago Irish Film Festival St . Margaret Mary Parish Western Illinois University Chicago Zoological Society St . Norbert College Western Technical College Child Evangelism Fellowship St . Peter's United Church of Christ Winona State University College of DuPage Foundation Total Awareness Corporation Woodstock Christian Life Services Community Christian Church Trinity Services Woodstock Christmas Clearing House Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease Foundation University of Michigan Woodstock Rotary Foundation DuPage PADS University of St . Francis DuPage Senior Citizens Council Urban Prep Academies Easterseals Joliet Region Will-Joliet Bicentennial Park THE COMMUNITY Elmhurst Memorial Healthcar Wounded Warrior Project FOUNDATION OF WILL Evans Scholars Foundation COUNTY Family Bridges Florida Gulf Coast University Foundation With a growth rate among the fastest in the Foundation for the Realization of nation, Will County, Illinois, has experienced Human Potential significant social change recently. As businesses Future Kids of America thrive and the population expands, so, too, Global Hunger Project do the county’s social service needs. Local Greater Chicago Food Depository civic leaders partnered with The Chicago Harry Chapin Food Bank of Southwest Florida Community Trust to form The Community Invest for Kids Foundation of Will County in 2006 to Iowa State University Foundation address the evolving challenges of the Joliet Area Community Hospice Association communities in this county. Joliet Area Historical Museum Joliet Region Chamber of Commerce and Industry
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GLASSER AND civic leader with a deep understanding of LAVIN FAMILY ROSENTHAL FAMILY community needs, the foundation serves as SUPPORTING a strategic resource to the nonprofit sector FOUNDATION and as the charitable compass for the community FOUNDATION The Glasser and Rosenthal Family Foundation and a growing base of donors – pointing the Established in 1996 by Bernice and Leonard was created in 2012 by the Glasser and way to collaborative philanthropy. Lavin and family, the Lavin Family Rosenthal families to support the philanthropic Supporting Foundation makes grants that BOARD OF DIRECTORS activities of successor generations from each benefit the general charitable interests of Martha R . Hinchman, chair family. Its mission is to improve the quality of life metropolitan Chicago and beyond. Gale Strenger Wayne, vice-chair in the Chicago region by nurturing nonprofit C . Lawrence Connolly, treasurer organizations related to education, civic affairs, BOARD OF DIRECTORS Horacio Lopez, secretary urban problems and cultural activities. Carol Bernick, president Tiffany Alexander Jason Baxendale BOARD OF DIRECTORS Kenneth Buchanan Linda Wolf Jason Baxendale Bert Carstens Prudence Beidler Rev . Dr . Robert A . Davis 2017 GRANT RECIPIENTS Matthew Bonaguidi John Geiringer Big Shoulders Fund Emily Glasser Kenneth Gotsch The Chicago Community Trust Martin Rosenthal Edward U . Notz Northwestern Memorial Foundation Steve Sullivan Shirley Ryan AbilityLab 2017 GRANT RECIPIENTS Dominica Tallarico Automotive Mentoring Group Shaunese Teamer PERT FOUNDATION Bella Cuisine Kids Cooking Club 2017 GRANT RECIPIENTS The Chicago Community Foundation The PERT Foundation is named for the Affordable Housing Corporation of Lake County En Las Tablas Performing Arts children of Mary and Chuck Liebman of Boys and Girls Club of Lake County Erasing the Distance McHenry, Illinois. The Liebmans created this BraveHeart Therapeutic Riding and Holiday Heroes Foundation supporting organization in 2002 to benefit Education Center I Grow Chicago the charitable interests of Chicago and Community Center for the Arts International Neighborhood Collaborative beyond. Kusanya Cafe Doctors Without Borders USA Lost Boyz Fisher Center for Alzheimer's BOARD OF DIRECTORS NeighborSpace Research Foundation Jason Baxendale, president Options for Youth Fisher House Foundation Heather Bilandic Black Reflections Foundation Jackson Hole Land Trust James Glasser Lake County Crisis Center for the Prevention Elizabeth Liebman and Treatment of Domestic Violence Thomas Liebman THE LAKE COUNTY Lake County Haven COMMUNITY Liberty Prairie Foundation 2017 GRANT RECIPIENTS FOUNDATION Libertyville High School Avenues to Independence Linconshire Senior Care A Better Chicago In response to the growing needs in Lake Mano a Mano Family Resource Center Better Government Association County, a region in northern Illinois, The Chicago North Chicago Community Partners The Chicago Community Foundation Community Trust partnered with community Northern Illinois Food Bank The Chicago Community Trust leaders to launch The Lake County Community Ragdale Foundation Chicago Dancemakers Forum Foundation in 2003. Supported by grant Reading Power Chicago Humanities Festival resources from the Trust, the foundation has Rush University Medical Center Chicago Lighthouse awarded more than $3.1 million in grants to Twice as Nice Mother and Child Children’s Home + Aid Society of Illinois more than 75 nonprofit organizations that are United Way of Lake County Civic Federation improving the quality of life of Lake County’s Words on Wheels most vulnerable residents. Emerging as a strong Zion Elementary School District 6
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The Community Foundation for supported numerous programs dedicated Madonna Mission McHenry County to promoting constructive educational and Mariachi Heritage Foundation The Community Foundation of Will County out-of-school activities for children. Moneythink Delta Institute Music in Urban Schools Inspiring Change FairVote BOARD OF DIRECTORS Musical Arts Institute Free Spirit Media Jeff Moster, president My Block My Hood My City Friends of McHenry County College Foundation Ken McAtamney, president Payton Citywide Math Circle Illinois Arts Alliance Doug Mabie, founder River City Community Development Center Illinois Humanities Council Prudence R . Beidler Red Clay Dance Company llinois Partners for Human Service Richard H . Driehaus Shift Englewood Youth Orchestra Jackson Chance Foundation Mark Ferguson Simple Good JourneyCare Foundation James J . Glasser Supplies for Dreams The Lake County Community Foundation Territory 2017 GRANT RECIPIENTS Metropolitan Planning Council West Point Fellowship Automotive Mentoring Group Northwestern University Settlement Wood Family Foundation Bella Cuisine Kids Cooking Club Planned Parenthood of Illinois Chicago Heart Initiative SGA Youth and Family Services Chicago HOPES Street-Level Youth Media Chicago Metamorphosis Orchestra Project Turning Point City Incite Women Employed Cool Classics Woodstock Christian Life Services Diasporal Discoveries Dream On Education SPRINGBOARD Embarc FOUNDATION Forward Momentum GirlForward The Springboard Foundation was created Grace and Peace Fellowship to improve the quality of life in Chicago’s Inspire Girls Academy low-income neighborhoods by supporting Lawndale Amachi Mentoring Program small, grassroots nonprofit organizations. Living Works Since its inception in 1998, the foundation has Lost Boyz
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GRANTS from COLLABORATIVE FUNDS
Recognizing the importance and effectiveness of collaboration, The Chicago Community Trust supports funder collaboratives, bringing together leadership and funding from multiple foundations, corporations and donors to respond to a particular issue. These collaboratives help funders mobilize and leverage resources needed to achieve greater impact for the community. Following are funder collaboratives of the Trust and the nonprofit organizations they awarded grants to in 2017.
ARTS EDUCATION Maywood Fine Arts Association Chicago Lights INITIATIVE Mudlark Theater Company Chicago Peace Campaign National Veterans Art Museum Chicago Public Art Group No grants were made in 2017. Natya Dance Theatre Chicago Run Nightblue Theater Chicago Urban Art Retreat Center Piven Theatre Workshop Chicago Youth Centers ARTS WORK FUND FOR Project Onward Chicago Youth Programs ORGANIZATIONAL Raven Theatre Children's Home and Aid Society DEVELOPMENT Red Orchid Theater Christ Is First Productions Rivendell Theatre Ensemble CircEsteem 826CHI Snow City Arts Foundation City Incite About Face Theatre Collective ThreeWalls Claretian Associates Accessible Contemporary Music Zephyr Dance Ensemble Common Ground Foundation American Theater Company Community Television Network Art WORKS Projects Cycle of Peace CHICAGO FUND FOR Artists Cooperative Residency and Dancing with Class Exhibitions Project SAFE AND PEACEFUL Darren B . Easterling Center for Arts and Business Council of Chicago COMMUNITIES Restorative Practices Audience Architects Demoiselle 2 Femme Cerqua Rivera Dance Theatre 1st Holy Zion Missionary Baptist Church Divine Purpose Youth Performing Arts Center Chicago Artists' Coalition Academy of Scholastic Achievement Donda's House Chicago Chorale Alliance for Community Peace Elijah's House Chicago Cultural Alliance Alternatives, Inc . Endeleo Institute Chicago Dancemakers Forum Archi-Treasures Association Enlace Chicago Chicago Independent Radio Project Arthur Lockhart Resource Institute Forward Momentum Chicago Chicago Mosaic School ArtReach Chicago FOUS Youth Development Services Chicago Tap Theatre Back of the Yards Neighborhood Council Gary Comer Youth Center Experimental Sound Studio Beacon of Hope Enrichment Center Urban Element 79 Fifth House Ensemble Better Boys Foundation Grand Boulevard Prevention Services Forward Momentum Bishop Shepherd Little Memorial Center Greater St . John A .M .E . Church Halcyon Theatre Black Girls Break Bread Growing Home Hedwig Dances Blocks Together Healthcare Alternative Systems High Concept Laboratories Blue Sky Rhythm Productions Hip-Hop Detoxx Hypocrites Bobby E . Wright Comprehensive Behavioral Holy Cross Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish Illinois Arts Alliance Health Center House Development Corporation International Music Foundation Center for Advancing Domestic Peace Human Resources Development Institute Kuumba Lynx Center for Community Development Initiatives Imagine Englewood If Lawyers for the Creative Arts Chi-Rise IMPACT Family Center League of Chicago Theatres Foundation Chicago Alternative to Incarceration Inner-City Muslim Action Network Lucky Plush Productions Collaborative Institute For Positive Living
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Institute of Women Today St . Joseph Services GET IN CHICAGO Jardincito Nature Play Community Garden St . Sabina Church Kells Park Community Council Sunshine Gospel Ministries Adler University Love Foundation Teamwork Englewood Alliance of Local Service Organizations Kennedy Forum Illinois Telpochcalli Community Education Project Banner Learning Kuumba Lynx Terrell Bosley Anti-Violence Association Better Boys Foundation La Casa Norte Triibe Chaddock Ladies of Virtue True Star Foundation Chicago School of Professional Psychology Latinos Progresando Urban Gateways Chicago Urban League Leave No Veteran Behind Working Bikes Children's Home + Aid Society Life Builders United Young Men's Educational Network Family Focus Life Directions Youth Outreach Services Healthcare Alternative Systems Live The Spirit Residency Hektoen Institute Lost Boyz I AM ABLE Center for Family Development CHICAGOLAND Love is Here Illinois Mentoring Partnership Loyola University Chicago WORKFORCE FUNDER Kleo Community Family Life Center Major Adams Community Committee ALLIANCE Lawndale Christian Legal Center Marillac Social Center Metropolitan Family Services Mary L . Greenwood Community Center Chicago Jobs Council Milton S . Eisenhower Foundation Mentor Teacher Brother Council for Adult and Experiential Learning One Hope United Metro Vision Partners Creating IT Futures Foundation Primo Center for Women and Children Monroe Foundation Illinois Manufacturing Excellence Center Teamwork Englewood Mujeres Latinas en Accion Local Initiatives Support Corporation UCAN My Block My Hood My City Women Employed Westside Health Authority Nehemiah Trinity Rising World Business Chicago Youth Advocate Programs Nerdy Media 1 Youth Job Center of Evanston Youth Guidance New Eclipse Community Alliance Youth Network Council Old Town School of Folk Music CONNECT CHICAGO One Church One School Community HIVE CHICAGO FUND Opera-Matic CHALLENGE FOR CONNECTED Options Chicago Public Library Foundation Original Sixty Fourth Street Beach Drummers LEARNING Parish Peace Project Peace and Education Coalition ELEVATED CHICAGO Adler Planetarium Pedro Albizu Campos High School Agape Werks Phoenix Diverse Holistics Collaborative Center for Neighborhood Technology Chicago Academy of Sciences Plant Chicago Enterprise Community Partners Chicago Architecture Foundation Playworks Chicago Esperanza Health Centers The Chicago Community Foundation / Port Ministries Garfield Park Community Council Smart Chicago Prevention Force Family Center Latin United Community Housing Association Chicago Historical Society Primo Center for Women and Children Latinos Progresando Chicago Public Library Foundation Puerto Rican Arts Alliance Logan Square Neighborhood Association Chicago Youth Centers Real Men Charities Metropolitan Planning Council Children First Fund: The Chicago Public ReCondition Community Cooperative Sunshine Gospel Ministries Schools Foundation Restoring the Path University of Chicago / Arts and Public Life Columbia College Chicago, Convergence Rooted Cooperative Urban Juncture Foundation Design Lab at School of Media Arts Saint Anthony Hospital Foundation Commonwealth Foundation Community Television Network Sankofa Safe Child Initiative FINANCIAL SERVICES Segundo Ruiz Belvis Cultural Center Contexture Media Network Skyler Dees Catering Company PIPELINE INITIATIVE DePaul University Donda's House SkyART No grants were made in 2017. South Merrill Community Garden Economic Awareness Council South Shore Drill Team and Performing Free Spirit Media Arts Ensemble GENERATION ALL Gary Comer Youth Center Southwest Organizing Project Global Glimpse No grants were made in 2017. SS Peter and Paul Catholic Church Junior Achievement of Chicago
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Lincoln Park Zoological Society Enlace Chicago SMART CHICAGO Mozilla Foundation Erie Neighborhood House COLLABORATIVE National Museum of Mexican Art Family Focus Northeastern Illinois University Hana Center Mikva Challenge Project Exploration Hispanic American Community Education Revolving Door Arts Foundation and Services Shed the Music Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Shine On Chicago Refugee Rights St . Sabina Church Immigration Project Sweet Water Foundation Latino Policy Forum US Green Building Council - Illinois Chapter Latinos Progresando University of Illinois at Chicago Logan Square Neighborhood Association Youth Job Center of Evanston Mano a Mano Family Resource Center Heartland Alliance For Human Needs and Human Rights ILLINOIS IMMIGRATION Northern Alliance for Immigrants FUNDERS P .A .S .O . - West Suburban Action Project COLLABORATIVE RefugeeOne Resurrection Project Alliance of Filipinos for Immigrant Rights South Asian American Policy and and Empowerment Research Initiative Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Chicago Southwest Organizing Project Center for Information of Elgin Southwest Suburban Immigrant Project Centro Romero World Relief Dupage/Aurora DePaul University College of Law
86 THE C H I C A G O C O M MUNIT Y T R U S T ABOVE Photo by Bonnie Robinson. FUNDS OF THE CHICAGO COMMUNITY TRUST AND AFFILIATES
FUNDS of THE CHICAGO COMMUNITY TRUST and AFFILIATES
NEW FUNDS The Gertzman Family Charitable Fund The MDMH Brown Family Fund GFF Family Fund Mealiriam Fund A&G Family Fund Lawrence E . Glick Charitable Fund Merrill Family Fund Adult & Child Therapy Services Designated David and Anni Goldberg Family Fund Meyer Family Fund Endowment Fund Grassroots Alliance for Police David and Lisa Miniat Donor Advised Fund Anderson Epley Donor Advised Fund Accountability Fund The Morgan-Vilkutaitis Fund Harrison and Brittany Barnes Community Fund Our Great Rivers Fund The Ellen Morrison Foundation Fund Dennis and Stacey Barsema Family The Nan and Walter C . Greenough Keith Mosing Fund Foundation Fund Charitable Fund NAMI of McHenry County Agency Bayless Family Foundation Fund C .L . Griffith Family Charitable Fund Endowment Fund Beard / Schuyler Family Fund The Joseph P . Gromacki Foundation Fund NAMI of McHenry County Designated Ritchie Benevolent Fund Jim and Kathy Hackett Family Fund Endowment Fund Sarah & Brayden Bennett Charitable Fund Harrington Family Charitable Fund Neighborhood Entrepreneurship Lab Fund Berner Family Fund William D . Heinz Charitable Fund Northern Trust Discretionary The Blazer Fund Jay L . and Cynthia P . Henderson Charitable Fund Consolidated Account The Bradley Fund The HHH Philanthropic Fund O'Grady Family Trust Fund The Brod Family Fund The Hub Family Fund The Organization Support Fund Kathleen Brown Fund IMB Philanthropic Fund PAK Donor Advised Fund The Brule Family Fund Mallie Ireland Donor Advised Fund Friends of Caren Ponty and Ira Moskowitz Fund The Can't Take It With Us Fund Myah & Jaime Irick Scholarship Fund Linda & Richard Price Family Fund Cappelletti Davis Family Fund James & Meighan DAF The Quinn Family Fund Chicago Media Fund Linda Jenewein Small Theatre Fund The Richman Family Fund The Chicago North Shore Fund Rory and David Jones Family Fund Joe and Betsy Roche Fund Susan Sher & Neil Cohen Fund Annie and Greg Jones Family Foundation Fund The Rocheleau Family Fund Markin Coleman Family Fund F . Ward Just Family Fund Desiree and Victoria Rogers Fund The Color Circles Fund The Kentmere Fund John W . Rogers, Jr . Donor Advised Fund Compeer Fund for Illinois Agriculture David Kim Family Foundation Fund Morrison Rogers Fund Sue Conley and Nan Haynes Family Fund The Cindy and David Knapp Family Fund Rothenberg - Walchak Fund The Connole-Peck Family Foundation Fund Linda Kocian Memorial Fund Todd Ruderman Family Fund Cover All the Ground You Stand On Fund Kyte Legacy Fund Ruebenson Family Fund The Cox Family Fund Lampart Family Fund Safe Chicago Network Fund The Patricia O . Cox Family Fund The Lassar Family Fund Sanders Partners Fund William M . Daley and Bernadette Keller The Warren Lawson Fund Scheele Charitable Fund Charitable Fund Leavitt Family Fund Michael & Maureen Schmidt Family Fund The Angie David Charitable Trust Fund Lemont Fund The Schulz Family Fund District 103 Learning Fund The Linder Family Fund Shailys Fund Dombalagian Family Charitable Fund The Sherry Lindstrom Giving Fund Robert D . Shipp Donor Fund The Richard H . Driehaus Charitable Fund LTWCHI Fund Peg Smith and Cheryl Dobbins Family Fund The England Fund Janet and Alan Main Fund F & L Spungen Family Foundation Fund Mercy & Patrick C . Ewing Charitable Fund Nancy W . Marks Fund in Memory of James St . Mary's Catholic School Gymnasium Fund Fall Out Boy Fund and Roslyn Marks Strong, Prosperous and Resilient The Farrell Family Fund William H . Marks Fund in Memory of James Communities Challenge Fund Stan and Mary Ferguson Foundation Fund and Roslyn Marks The Tansor / Blake Family Fund MFieldV Chicago Portfolio Fund The Clyde Smith McGregor and LeAnn Thesseling Family Charitable Fund B .J T. . Finnerty Charitable Fund Pedersen Pope Charitable Fund The Thomson Family Fund Lisa M . Fisher Fund in Memory of James McGuinness Family Fund Van Kaiser Family Fund and Roslyn Marks McHenry County Conservation Foundation Susan M . Venturi Fund in Memory of James The Michael and Nancie Freeborn Fund Agency Endowment Fund and Roslyn Marks Future Forward Fund McHenry County Conservation Foundation Sharon & Michael Vitali Fund The Lois Garofalo Charitable Fund Designated Fund The Kevin and Nadia Walgreen Family Fund
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Westrock Foundation Fund The Armstrong Family Charitable Fund W & V Beckner Donor Advised Fund The Jack Williamson Charitable Fund Medgar Drayton Armstrong Scholarship Fund The Bednarz / McMahon Family Fund The Chris Witham Family Fund The Art Institute of Chicago Endowment Fund Horace M . Beebe Fund Wroseth Fund The Arts Education Initiative Fund David and Kitty Beecken Fund Yagan Family Fund Arts Work Fund for Organizational Albert Behler Family Fund Phil and Gail Zeman Charitable Fund Development Gregg D . Behrens Charitable Fund Peter and Lucy Ascoli Family Fund Prudence R . Beidler Funds Philip and Ellen Asherman Family Fund Bell Family Fund EXISTING FUNDS The Asian Giving Circle The Louis and Chermaine Bell Charitable Fund The ATHENA Fund Karen Elaine Belsha Memorial Fund 2016 Fund for Chicago Neighborhoods Margaret B . and Harry Axelrod Charitable Hilbert Bengtson Fund 2KB Charitable Fund Trust Fund The Benjamin Family Fund 75th Anniversary Fund / In Trust for Benson Family Fund Children of Greater Chicago Mr . Richard A . Benson Fund B Susan M . Benton Fund A Officer Michael Ray Bailey Sr . Memorial Fund James F . Beré Family Fund Baird & Warner Good Will Network Fund AAYS Fund Berger Family Fund Warner Green Baird and Julia Dole Baird Fund Lester & Hope Abelson Fund for the Herman and Ernestine Berger Fund Barrett D . and Kristin K . Baker Fund Performing Arts Jay and Lori Bergman Charitable Fund Neal Ball Charitable Fund ABN AMRO Asia Emergency Fund Rose Bernice Charitable Fund BAND Foundation Fund Richard L . and Louise Abrahams Family Fund Helen U . Bibas Fund The Bank of America-LaSalle Bank Abramson Arts Foundation Fund Big Brothers Big Sisters of McHenry County Foreclosure Prevention Fund Access Living Fund B Designated Endowment Fund The Carol and Marc Bard Family Fund Adiuvans Relief Fund Big Brothers Big Sisters of McHenry Paul and Robert Barker Foundation Fund Adler Planetarium Endowment Fund County Fund Alice Reid Barnes Visiting Nurse Adreani Foundation Fund Rubetta W . Biggs Fund Association Fund Adult & Child Therapy Services Fund Gerald & Sondra Biller Charitable Fund Alice Reid Barnes Young Women's Christian AF III The Birck Family Fund Association Fund Agency Clearing Account Laura and Kevin Birck Charitable Fund The Brenda C . Barnes and Children Fund Christina Aguilera Foundation Fund Walter Bissell Fund The Brian Barnes Fund The AKArama Foundation Fund BKidz Fund Clifford W . Barnes Chicago Sunday Evening Akason Family Fund Richard and Diane Black Charitable Fund Club Fund Robert C . Albert Fund Heather Bilandic Black Funds Clifford W . Barnes Foundation Fund David and Joan Allemeier Charitable Fund Blessings Fund The Erin Barnes Fund Belle Allen Fund The BL Fund The Jeffrey Barnes Fund Ruth Jones Allison Fund T .G . Bligh Foundation Fund Larry E . Barnett Memorial Fund Vivian Allison and Daniel J . Pachman M .D . Irene J . Bliss Fund Barnum Family Fund Fund For Children The Blitz Family William Beniah Barrar Fund Alta Vista Fund Judith S . and Philip D . Block III Family Fund The Barrat Family Fund Evelyn Alter Family Fund Lucille E . and Joseph L . Block Fund Barretta Family Foundation Fund Alternative Visions Fund Margaret S . and Philip D . Block, Jr . Family Fund The Barry Family Fund The AMD Family Fund Margaret S . and Philip D . Block, Jr . Fund Susan T . Bart Donor Advised Fund American National General Fund Mary L . Block Fund Basic Human Needs Fund American Red Cross of Greater Chicago Philip D . Block III Family Fund The Bassi Family Fund Will County Fund George W . Blossom III Fund Brian A . Bates - Frank Caucci Fund for Animals George F . Anderson Fund Luann and David Blowers Charitable Trust Fund Eli Bates Fund Stewart Going Anderson Fund Blum Family Fund BDR Education Fund Norman Richard Anderson William F . Bode Fund Jane S . Beach Fund Anderson Charitable Fund The Bogner Family Scholarship Fund Thomas H . Beacom Trust E . F . Andrews Fund Judy Boisen Scholarship Fund Kenneth & Susan Beard Fund Ansar Group Charitable Fund Jim & Judy Bolin Charitable Fund Dick and Diana Beattie Fund Arch Charitable Trust Fund Elliana and Craig Bondy Charitable Fund Bruce Beatus Fund Ark Fund Billie S . Booth Fund The Beauchamp Family Fund Laurance Armour Memorial Fund Booth Sharp Family Fund Bob & Josephine Beavers Family Lolita Sheldon Armour Fund The Matthew Booty Charitable Fund Foundation Fund The Paula Harrison Armstrong, Lead Strong, Thomas & Sara Borin Foundation Fund Maria Bechily Funds Donor Advised Fund
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Marion Borwell Fund in Memory of her Barry and Barbara Carroll Donor Advised Fund The Chicago Zoological Society Mother, Lisette Borwell Edward F . Carry Memorial Fund Endowment Fund William W . and Janet S . Boyd Fund Cartif Fund Chicagoland Workforce Funder Alliance Kevin G . Braden Memorial Fund Casa de los Angeles Endowment Fund Children and Youth Fund Brain Research Foundation Endowment Fund Greg and Mamie Case Charitable Fund Children First Fund The Brandau Family Charitable Fund The Casey Family Fund Chiron Philanthropic Fund Break the Chain Fund Casten Family Fund Chisholm Family Fund Brenner Family Fund Marty Castro Funds Christmas Clearinghouse Designated William H . Bricker Charitable Fund Gail A . and John H . Catlin Family Fund Endowment Fund Brixen Ivy Charitable Fund John H . Catlin Endowment Fund Christmas Clearinghouse Fund Brock Family Fund The Cellmer / Neal Foundation Fund The Church of The Holy Spirit Church Fund Martin Bronstein and Linda Cooper Fund Center for Correctional Concerns Fund CIF Sub Ledger Fund The Lenore Broughton Fund The Center for Economic Development Renee & Francis Citera Fund The Broughton Family Fund Education Grant Fund Citizen Circle Fund Baird Brown Charitable Fund Center for Nursing Education Fund Frank Clark Family Funds Emily Lorimer Brown Fund Adela Cepeda Funds The Claybrook Family Fund Isidore and Gladys J . Brown Fund Norman and Heewon Cerk Gift Fund The William and Margaret Cockbill Fund Bruce and Julia Donation Fund Fran and Barry Chafetz Fund Jacob and Rosaline Cohn Fund Dr . & Mrs . Scott Bruder Fund The Edward and Susan Chandler Fund Bruce and Betty Cole Fund Buchanan Family Foundation Charitable Fund The Laura Emerson Chandler Fund Joan L . Cole Fund The Buchanan Family Foundation Fund Chapin Hall Fund Seymour Coleman Fund John and Kathleen Buck Family Fund Chapman Family Fund Collage Giving Fund Robert O . Buehler Fund Stephen and Carolyn Chase Family Fund Lew and Marge Collens Fund Gladys B . Buettner Fund Dorothea Eissfeldt Chaveriat Charitable Fund Steven and Caralynn Collens Fund Virginia Buettner Fund Chernoff Family Fund Collins Family Endowment Fund James and Caroline Monroe Buggie Fund The Lynn and Joel Chestler Family Julien H . and Bertha M . Collins Fund Alford Bullock Fund Foundation Fund Mr . and Mrs . Julien H . Collins, Jr . Fund Albert J . Bunge Fund Chicago Academy of Sciences Endowment Fund Colnitis Family Fund William A . Burns Fund The Chicago Area Fund for Legal Assistance The Comer Foundation Fund Richard and Andrea Burridge Charitable Fund Chicago Children's Museum Endowment Fund Comer Science and Education Foundation Fund Mary Elizabeth Burroughs Fund Chicago Collections Consortium, Inc . NFP Fund Community Development Fund Burridge D . and Ina H . Butler Fund The Chicago Community Foundation Community Works Endowment Fund By The Grace of God Fund General Fund Concern for the Aging Fund Don and Shelley Byrne Family Foundation Fund Chicago Community Schools Fund Concern for the Mentally Disabled Fund Chicago Dancemakers Fund Lois R . Conley Family Fund Chicago Free for All Fund Connect Chicago Challenge C Chicago Fund for Safe and Connections Fund CAM Foundation Humanitarian Fund Peaceful Communities Connolly Charitable Fund James Camaren Family Fund The Chicago High School Redesign Fund Continental Bank General Fund Margaret M . and Paul K . Camellino Fund Chicago High School Redesign Initiative The Convalescent Fund Tom and Dianne Campbell Charitable Fund Fund #2 Victor Cook Fund Ruth Haney Campbell Charitable Fund Chicago Horticultural Society Endowment Fund William J . Cook Scholarship Fund The Campobasso Family Fund Chicago Illinois Chapter of Links, Constance Bennett Coolidge Fund Linda Camps Fund Incorporated Fund R . David Coolidge Fund The Jessica and Timothy Canning Chicago Mechanics Institute Fund Stephanie Coolidge Fund Charitable Fund Chicago Music and Dance Theater, Inc . James and Karlen Cooney Family Fund John A . Canning Funds Endowment Fund Leslie and Loretta Copeland Fund Melissa and Michael Canning Charitable Fund Chicago Regional Blood Program Fund Roberto Cordova Salguero and Virginia Terry and Bett Canning Charitable Fund Chicago Says No More Fund MacArthur de Cordova Memorial Fund Debra S . Canning-Beytien Fund Chicago Shakespeare Theater Fund Lynnie B . Cornwell Fund Frank and Sue Cannon Charitable Fund Chicago Symphony Orchestra Endowment Fund Costolo Family Fund Frank V . Carioti Fund Chicago Theatre Group, Inc . Endowment Fund Thomas G . Cottell Fund Joe Carnes Scholarship Fund Chicago Title and Trust General Fund William R . and Judith S . Cottle Charitable Fund Ryderea Carpenter Fund Chicago Tribune Foundation, A Fund of The Cowgill Family Fund Louis Carr, Jr . Fund Chicago Community Foundation Cowlin Family Fund Walter J . Carrick Fund The Chicago Woman's Club Fund William D . and Helen N . Cox Fund
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Christina L . Cox Charitable Fund J .P . Depree Family Fund Elder Fund Cozzi Family Charitable Fund Daniel T . and Andrea S . Derrington Fund Robert D . and Esther S . Elder Funds The CPA Endowment Fund The Dietz Family Fund Eldred-Harland Charitable Fund Cornelius Crane Fund The Diggin Hill Fund Kathleen and Michael Elliott Fund Cornelius Crane II Fund Dills Family Fund Robert J . Ellis Gift Fund Winnie and Bob Crawford Family Frances Brotz DiTusa Charitable Fund The Ellis / Ohl Fund Foundation Fund DLCM Fund Erin Ellisor Family Fund John C . Crewdson Memorial Fund at Lisa Lindsay Dodds Charitable Gift Funds Glenn & Clairice Ellisor Family Fund Pegasus Players Dan and Anne Doheny Family Fund Wade Ellisor Family Fund Payson E . and Eve Gordon Crissey Fund The Edward & Gloria Dollinger Family Elnekave Family Fund Emerson and Alice Crocker Memorial Fund Legacy Fund Ernest T . Elvyn Fund The Crosland Family Fund Ed and Gloria Dollinger "Pathways" Emerson Collective Fund Fannie F . Cross Fund Matching Fund ENA Fund Pat and Patty Crowley Fund Andy Domagola Memorial Fund for Peter and Carol England Charitable Fund Paula Crown - Endowment Fund Charitable Giving Epstein Family Fund Crystal Lake Strikers Inc NFP Fund Eleanor Shay and Lewis A . Donaldson Fund Mary Elizabeth Erskine Fund Cultural Arts Fund The Drs . Doniparthi & Family Fund Judy Erwin Funds Culver Charitable Fund Ceara Donnelley & Nathan Berry Fund Richard E . and Dixie L . Erwin Family Fund Darwin Curtis Fund Naomi Williams Donnelley Fund Erwin / VanKoughnett Family Fund Audrey McGrath Cutter Fund Shawn M . Donnelley Fund ESRR Endowment Fund - Red Butte Garden CW Phase III Fund Donnelley - Taback Charitable Fund and Arboretum Mary Parson Donnellon Scholarship Fund ESRR Endowment Fund - Wallace John W . and Patricia H . Donoghue Family Fund Stegner Center D Capacity Building Fund ESRR Impact Endowment Fund The D & R Fund of The Chicago The Donovan-Karacic Family Fund Estey Family Fund Community Trust Dooley Family Fund The Esther Fund Stephanie and John Dains Charitable Gift Fund Ann G . Dorr Family Fund ETA Creative Arts Foundation, Inc . The Maggie C . Daley Park Fund Philip and Marsha Dowd Family Fund Endowment Fund Daniel Family Charitable Fund S . Downey Fund The Everix Family Fund Julie M . Danis Fund The Erika Lyn Huie Downs Fund The Ted and Melinda Ewing Fund Scott R . Dann and Anne Moreau Fund The Richard H . Driehaus Foundation Fund Executive Service Corps of Chicago The Debra Danner Fund John S . Dunhill Fund Endowment Fund Robert and Marletta Darnall Family Helen K . Gurley-Ruth Dunn Fund Charitable Fund The My Duong Memorial Fund Mary Darrach Fund DuSable Museum Endowment Funds F Jane Dement Date Fund The Mary A . Dutra Fund William W . Falconer Fund Paul H . Daube, Jr . Memorial Scholarship Fund Duval Family Fund Amy Falk Fund Frank and Ellen Daveler Entrepreneurship Fund The Dystrup Memorial Young The Families in Need Fund Davis Family Fund Philanthropists Fund Family Alliance Endowment Fund Kassie Davis Fund Family Health Partnership Clinic Fund The Leslie Davis and Gregory White Family Fund Ginger Farley Charitable Fund Mary Y . Davis Donor Advised Fund E The Robert Farley, Jr . Charitable Fund Milton Davis Funds Sherburne M . Earling Working Mothers Trust Irene H . Faust Fund Leah Missbach Day & F .K . Day Fund The Ebach Family Fund Frank J . Fecke Fund Howard & Diane Dean Family Fund Margaret Waller Eckart Fund Ben Feller Fund Deaton Lee Fund B . A . Eckhart Chicago Sunday Evening Felsenthal Family Fund Anna May DeBevoise Fund Club Fund Clifton L . Fenton and Judith Wallis Fenton Fund DeDomenico Family Fund B . A . Eckhart Gift Fund Calvin and Paulina Lyon Fentress Fund in The Deely Charitable Fund B . A . Eckhart Grant Hospital Fund Memory of Emily Fentress Ott The Deepak Kapur Family Fund B . A . Eckhart Presbyterian Hospital Fund Ferguson / Clark Fund Delta Institute Endowment Fund B . A . Eckhart United Charities of Chicago Fund Ferguson Staton Family Fund Alex Demond Fund B . A . Eckhart YMCA of Chicago Fund Ferro Foundation Fund Brian Demrovsky Charitable Fund The Marian Edelstein Fund Michael and Jacky Ferro Endowment Fund Thomas Demrovsky Charitable Fund Education of Our Children Fund Field Museum of Natural History The Dennison Family Fund Efroymson Family Fund Endowment Fund DePaul Capital Campaign - James and Edmund F . Egan Memorial Fund Donald and Diane Field Charitable Fund Debra Koziarz Fund Phil and Teddy Elbert Charitable Fund Jamee and Marshall Field Fund
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Marshall and Jamee Field Family Funds Lee Baer Friend Fund Glessner House Museum Collections Field Partners Fund A .S . and E W. . Froehlich Fund Endowment Fund Financial Services Pipeline Initiative From the Heart John Richard Glick Memorial Fund Cameron & Amy Findlay Fund Full Circle Family Fund The Gliniecki Family Charitable Fund The Beverly and Sidney S . Fine Charitable Fund Maurice and Muriel Fulton Foundation Fund The Goddu Family fund Goldabelle McComb Finn Fund The Fun Foundation, A Fund of The Chicago The Emily Goldin Fund Fiorentino Family Fund Community Foundation Donald F . and Alice P . Goldsmith Charitable Fund George Firmenich Fund Furlotti Family Donor Advised Fund Goldstein Family Fund First Congregational Church of Wilmette The Futcher Family Donor Fund Raelene V . Goldstein Fund Church Fund Shelby Goldstein Memorial Fund First National Bank General Fund Anthony S . Gonzalez Charitable Fund First National Consolidated 1915 Indent G Michael and Leticia Gonzalez Family Fund First Presbyterian Church of Lake Forest G . Conte Family Charitable Fund The Goodman Real Estate Partnership Fund Church Fund Marguerite Ann Gabel Fund Gertrude W . P . Gordon Trust First Presbyterian Church of Lake Forest Brother James Gaffney Scholarship Fund Mark & Shelley Gordon Charitable Fund Lake County Fund Robert E . Gallegos Memorial Fund Phillip and Norma Gordon Charitable Fund First United Church of Oak Park Church Fund Myrtle Galvin Charitable Trust Shelley Gorson and Alan Salpeter Family Fund Emma Fish Fund Anne Galvin Fund Goudy Square Advisory Fund Marian G . Fisher Fund The Gangemi Family Charitable Trust Fund Martha E . Gould Fund Philip McKay Fisher Fund Gary & Denise Gardner Funds The Graham Family Fund Dennis FitzSimons Charitable Fund Stephen H . Gardner Fund Granson Family Fund Five K Family Fund The Linda R . Garrett Charitable Giving Fund Max and Greta Gratzinger Fund Susan Florence and Alan Smith Charitable Fund Linda Garrison Fund Margaret Graustein Fund The Folia Fund Leslie Freeman Gates Fund William and Jean Graustein Fund Frederick C . and Dorothy W . Ford Family Fund Medora and John Geary Family Fund The Gray Family Fund Foreclosure Mediation Program Dr . Adolph Gehrmann Fund for Sick and Bette J . Grayson Fund Forest Fund Disabled Physicans John R . Grayson Fund The Forever Fund Geihsler Family Charitable Fund The Fund for Greater Chatham Alfred Forrest and Hazel Boostrom Geller Family Charitable Fund Greater Chicago Environmental Charitable Trust Generation All Fund Endowment Fund Mabel O . Forsman Memorial Fund Generations Giving Fund Green Family Charitable Fund Forsythe Family Fund The Paul and Barbara Gentzkow Fund The Green Horizons Fund Forum Fund Geocrafoord Fund Marion F . Green Education Fund Charles K . Foster Fund Georgie Fund Jack M . and Donna L . Greenberg Janet B . Foster Fund Gescheidle Charitable Fund Philanthropic Fund The Four Fund Get IN Chicago Fund Jack Greenberg Endowment Fund Foxhedge Trust Fund Gregory Geuther Charitable Fund John and Jean Greene Family Fund Fox River Grove Parks Fund Robert A . and Nancy S . Gielow Charitable Fund Greffin Fund Franczek Family Fund Gift of Fitness Fund Jason Gregor Memorial Fund Patrick and Susan Frangella Fund Alan and Jessie Gilbert Family Fund Douglas and Ann Marie Grieve Family Fund Clinton E . Frank Fund James M . Gill Legacy Fund Jeff Grinspoon and Jon Foley Charitable Fund Margaret A . Frank Fund Ray and Susan Gillette Family Fund Harold T . Griswold Fund Frankini Family Fund Sue L . Gin Funds Growing Schools Gardens Fund Meyer E . Franklin Memorial Fund Sue Ling Gin Foundation Trust Fund Guardian Angel Community Services Helen A . Frantz Memorial Fund Girls on the Run of Northwest Illinois Endowment Fund Samuel B . and Marian K . Freedman Fund Girls on The Run of Northwest Illinois Guillot / Willson Family Fund Henry B . Freeman Fund Designated Endowment Fund The Gunst Family Charitable Giving Fund Mary L . Freeman Fund Give360 Endowment Fund Leo S . Guthman Family Fund The Matthew Freeman Fund Give360 Initiative Ruth M . Freeman Fund GJMT Family Trust Fund Frejd Trust Fund - Benefical Interest in James J . and Louise R . Glasser Fund H Charitable Term Trust James J . Glasser Fund The Haarlow Family Charitable Fund Ruth Frejd Memorial Fund Glastris Family Fund The Bill and Diane Habiger Charitable Fund The Marjorie and Herbert B . Fried Fund Robert H . Glaze Charitable Fund Hackett Family Foundation Josh Friedman Memorial Fund Glencoe Union Church Fund Michael J . Hadac Jr . Memorial Fund Monique and Stanley Friedman Charitable Glencoe Union Church Trust Fund Phyllis M . Haeger Fund Trust Fund Glenview Community Church Fund The HAF Fund Philip M . Friedmann Donor Advised Fund Glessner House General Endowment Fund Anne Haffner Charitable Fund
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Mirja and Ted Haffner Family Fund The Jean A . Helt Fund In The Works Fund The Mirja and Ted Haffner Family Fund Hemingway Hall Charitable Giving Fund Infant Welfare Society of Evanston William Haffner Foundation Fund The Henninger Fund Endowment Funds Dean Hagan and Janice Rodgers Family Fund Arthur & Nicole Herbst Charitable Fund The Mark and Judy Inserra Charitable Fund Blanny A . Hagenah Family Fund Dr . James B . Herrick Fund Integrated Services in Schools Fund John Hagenah Family Fund The David and Judy Hess Giving Fund The Inverscot Fund Philip W . Hagenah Family Fund Hewitt-Lawson Fund Captain Bernardo Iorgulescu, USMC The Hallam Family Foundation Fund Goldyne H . Heyman Fund for Education Memorial Fund Minno & Carol Halma Family Fund The Hidden Lane Fund The Irvine Fund Hamburg Family Fund Higgins Family Fund Herbert S . Irving Fund Walter J . Hamlin General Fund The Dawn Hill Fund The Isenhart Family Fund Hansen Charitable Fund David Hiller Charitable Fund Iyer Family Charitable Fund The David T . Hanson Fund Curtis M . Hinman Fund The Hanssens Family Bene Fund The Hintermeister Family Charitable Gift Fund Hylton & Lawrence Hard Fund Hive Chicago Fund for Connected Learning J Amos J . Harding Memorial Fund Carole and Don Hodgman Fund The Jacobi Family Fund Dwight Harding Fund in Memory of Mary Dickinson Hoffmann Fund JAMHED Family Fund Amos J . Harding Jean M . Hoffmaster Fund Jannotta Family Fund Raymond Harkrider Fund Samuel Hofman Memorial Trust Valerie Bowman Jarrett Fund Marianne S . Harper Fund Lowell S . Hoit Fund The John Jartz / Karen Reno Fund Harris Family Foundation Endowment Fund Holland Costello Charitable Giving Fund Jazz Institute of Chicago Fund Harris Family Foundation Fund The Lou Holland Scholarship Fund The Jeffery Family Fund Harris Family Fund Rudolph Wieser Holmes and Maria Baxter Florence Emily Jennings Fund Harris Trust General Fund Holmes Fund Robert and Julia Jessup Charitable Fund Albert Wadsworth Harris General Fund Ellen Holt Fund Jewel-Osco Charities Fund Albert Wadsworth Harris Special Fund Hopp Family Foundation Fund Jewish Student's Scholarship Fund Dwight J . Harris Special Fund Horne Family Foundation Fund JJS Advisory Fund Hattie A . Harris Special Fund The Horne Family Foundation Fund Jocarno Chicago Community Trust Fund J . Ira and Nicki Harris Family Funds Horner Family Fund Calmer L . and Gertrude B . Johnson Fund J . Ira and Nicki Harris Friends Fund Charles Horvath and Stephen Horvath Hilda T . and Albert J . Johnson Fund King Harris Funds Memorial Fund Ralph G . and Helen C . Johnson Fund Norman Wait Harris Memorial Fund William J . Hough Charitable Fund Ursula and R . Stanley Johnson Charitable Fund Harrison Charitable Fund Wilifred Hovey Memorial Fund The Joliet Region Education Scholarship Fund Tom & Janet Harrison Fund Arthur J . and Kathryn Koehler Howe Joliet Woman's Club Grant Fund Sylva W . Harris Trust Charitable Giving Fund Fred B . Jones General Fund Abraham S . Hart Memorial Fund Robert & Janet Howsam Family Charitable Fund The Philip S . and Dale E . Jones Family Fund Carrye and Abraham S . Hart Fund in Memory Rose C . Hrdlicka Trust Josh Strutz Hockey Is Life Fund of Mr . Harts's Parents, Mr . and Mrs . M The Judy Hsu Family Charitable Fund Joshua Fund Carrye and Abraham S . Hart Fund in Memory Hubbard Street Dance Chicago JourneyCare Foundation Endowment Fund of Mrs . Hart's Parents, Mr . and Mrs . A Endowment Fund JSC Family Fund Max A . Hart Memorial Fund Dr . Samuel and Sallie Huffman Legacy Fund JUCA Fund Margaret D . and Neil F . Hartigan Family Funds Cummings Huggins Family Fund The June 16 Fund Lillian K . Hasterlik Memorial Fund Emily S . Hulbert Fund Juvenile Court Fund William and Emma Hatfield Fund Lisa and Scott Humphrey Donor Advised Fund The Hausberg Fund Friends of the Huntley Area Public Library Fund K Annual Ralph A . Haworth Writer's Hupernikao Fund The Kabakow Family Fund Scholarship Fund Vincent Hurd Fund Kafenshtok Family Fund Hazzard-Hegenderfer Fund Hutcherson Family Charitable Fund The Kalousdian-Lawrence Family Fund Health Fund Kamholz Family 2007 Charitable Fund The Michael and Mona Heath Fund Kaplan Foundation Fund Heaven on Earth Now Charitable I Amy and Marty Kaplan Fund Foundation Fund Ice Family Foundation Fund Michelle and Alan Kaplan Fund Frank A . Hecht Fund Illinois Business Immigration Coalition Fund Abdul Karim Family Fund Margaret L . Hecht Fund Illinois Dream Fund Mali Daum Katz Fund Helen E . Heggie Fund Illinois Immigration Funders Collaborative Ronald & Madelyn Katz Fund The Gardner W . Heidrick Scholarship Fund IMAN Fund Susan and Dan Katzin Family Fund Bluhm Helfand Charitable Fund The Jeffrey and Andrea Immelt Fund
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Kautz Family Charitable Fund Kyiv Mohyla Foundation of America Benjamin R .A . Levit Family Donor Advised Fund The KAVAH Fund Endowment Fund Donald N . Levit Family Donor Advised Fund Robert and Marilyn Keegan Family Fund Gerald and Rona Levit Family Donor Mr . and Mrs . Michael Keiser Donor Advised Fund Advised Fund The William G . and Carol M . Kelley Fund L Rochelle & Max Levit Fund Kenilworth Union Church Fund Ella R . Lahey Fund Lynn Levit Goetz Family Donor Advised Fund Kennedy Anti-Hunger Donor Advised Fund Elsie Lahey Trust Levit-Setzer Family Fund Kennedy Anti-Hunger Endowed Donor Mercedes A . Laing Funds Levit-Talisman Family Donor Advised Fund Advised Fund Roberta C . Laird Family Fund Rosa Kuhn Levy Fund George D . and Valerie P . Kennedy Fund Lake County Humane Society Fund Lewis Family Fund Jane C . Kennedy Fund The Lake Forest Day Foundation Fund The Julius Lewis Fund Edward M . Kerwin Fund Lake Forest Symphony Endowment Fund Richard and Nora Lewis Fund The Ketteler Family Fund Lancaster Donor Advised Charity Fund LGBT Community Fund Kief Legacy Fund The Land Conservancy Endowment Fund LGBT Community Endowment Fund Peter and Margaret Kiely Charitable Fund Land Conservancy Fund Lickerman Family Fund Walker & Nancy Kimball Fund Jill Landau Triple Negative Breast Cancer Fund Brian and Mary Liddy Charitable Fund Diana H . and Neil J . King Fund The Louise H . Landau Fund Lincoln Park Zoo Endowment Fund Geraldine M . King Fund William M . & Elisabeth M . Landes Lind Family Fund Loann & Paul King Philanthropic Fund Charitable Fund George & Catherine Lindahl Charitable Fund Sharon L . King Charitable Fund The Albert Lang Memorial Fund Elick and Charlotte Lindon Fund The Kistenbroker Family Fund William W . Lang Fund Lions Club Scholarship Fund The Kistner-Eddy Family Fund Langfelder Family Fund Laurel Appell Lipkin Endowed Fund The Jim & Carol Klenk Charitable Fund Landgraf Trust Fund Little King Fund Michael and Ellen Klepacki Fund The Lisa Lanterman Fund Little Owl Foundation Fund Klimczak Foundation Education Fund The Nicholas & Gardiner Lapham Family Fund Homer J . Livingston, Jr . Funds Ernest and Dorothy Klimczak Education Fund The Laphen Family Charitable Fund Livingston Family Fund Albert W . Klingbeil Fund Tracey and Glen Larner Family Fund Lloyd-Migdal Fund Amelia L . Knight Fund Larson Family Fund The Loewenthal Fund Charles and Kirsten Knight Fund The Steve and Janice Larson Charitable Fund The Rod and Tracy Loewenthal Charitable James W . Knight Fund LaSalle Bank Hurricane Katrina Relief Fund Gift Fund Rebecca W . Knight Fund LaSalle Bank Sports Charitable Fund Lorimor Legacy Fund The Knox Family Donor Advised Fund Lasch Family Foundation Fund The Joseph G . Loundy Fund Wayne and Patricia Kocourek Fund Whitney and Jerry Lasky Fund Zaven Kodjayan Charitable Fund Latino Giving Circle Fund Loyola Family Business Center Mary L . Koelle Charitable Trust Fund The Latino Heritage Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Sonja and Thomas Koenig Fund McHenry Latino Fund Ralph L . Lucchesi Fund The John F . Kofler Fund Helen G . Laue Trust The Lucy Fund Stephen Kohl Charitable Fund Warren G . Lavey Family Charitable Funds William H . Luking Memorial Fund Koldyke Family Funds The Lavin Bernick Huber Charitable Fund Lunda Charitable Fund Koldyke Golden Apple Fund Leonard and Bernice Lavin Scholarship Fund The Lupo Charitable Fund Alexander Kossiakoff Charitable Fund The Gary & Fran Lazaroff Family Fund Harry B . Lusch Fund Martin J . and Susan B . Kozak Fund Estella S . and Sol C . Lazarus Charitable The William Lynch Family Fund Kraemer Charitable Fund Foundation Fund The Lyne Family Charitable Fund Hal and Joan Kraft Family Fund Lake County Early Childhood Education Fund Lyric Opera of Chicago Designated Kramer Family Fund Le Family Fund Endowment Challenge Fund Alice W . Kraus and Babs W . Maltenfort Fund John and Kathy Leach Family Fund Lyric Opera of Chicago Endowment Fund Jeff and Jeri Kraus Fund The League of Women Voters of Illinois Frank Lytle Fund Mr . and Mrs . Frederick Kretsinger Fund Education Fund Endowment Krueger Family Fund The Claire M . Leaman Fund Kucera Family Fund Learning Network - Smart Chicago Fund M The Kukral Family LeFort-Martin Fund John D . and Catherine T . MacArthur The Kulas Family Fund The Legacy Fund Foundation Fund Anna Marshall Kushel Fund Katherine Legge Memorial Fund Mackall Family Fund Anna M . and Frank W . Kushel Fund Liepmann Fund Mardie MacKimm Fund Norman A . Kwak Fund The Stuart and Harriet Levine Fund The Stephen Macleod Fund Kyali Fund Levit Family Fund Joseph and Kathleen Madden Fund
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Maggie's Rescue Fund The McMillan Family Fund Katherine L . Morningstar Fund Cora Davis Magie Fund Robert and Jeanette McMurdy Fund Edward F . and Dorothy C . Morris Fund The Magill Family Charitable Giving Fund Donovan McNabb Fund The Morrison Family Fund Edmund C . Mahoney Fund McParland Family Fund Adeline Steans Morrison Fund Walter S . and Ella M . Malinke Fund Richard McPherren and Blema E . Cabeen John W . Morse Family Fund The Rose E . Mancuso Charitable Fund Memorial Fund Preston and Sterling Morton Fund Gene & Ann Mandarino Charitable Fund The McVicker Family Fund Dorothy Mosiman Fund William & Connie Manika Charitable Fund Frank W . Means Fund Ruth C . Mosser Fund Aaron Manilow Fund Meeker Family Fund John R . Moulder and Martha E . Moulder Jackson Manilow Fund Meister Family Charitable Fund Childrens Fund Lewis Manilow Funds The James P . Melican Donor Advised Fund Edward Y . and Mamie W . Moy Family Fund Maya Manilow Fund The Blythe and David Mendelson Family Fund Blanche E . Muller Fund Manus Christi Charitable Fund Linda & Robert Mendelson Charitable Fund Rabb Murphy Family Fund Maple Corners Fund Mental Health Resource League Agency Murzims Fund Marcy Grace Charitable Fund Endowment Fund Museum of Contemporary Art Endowment Fund The Twilla S . Margaron Nursing Fund Mental Health Resource League Designated Museum of Science and Industry Markley Family Fund Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Sharon and Scott Markman and Family Fund John P . Mentzer Fund Lawrence A . Myers Fund Elinor and Maynard Marks Family Fund Merrill Lynch Chicago District Charitable Scott and Luvie Myers Family Fund Wesley Marks Memorial Fund Gift Fund The Marsh Family Fund James S . Merrill Fund Harry Lloyd and Elizabeth Pawlette Metropolis - Administrative Fund N Marshall Fund The Metropolitan Club Fund Naas Family Fund Fred and Carolyn Martens Charitable Fund Metropolitan Fund National Boulevard General Fund Gertrude B . Martin Fund Metzel Memorial Fund Nauert Family Charitable Fund Jay and Gina Martin Fund Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum James A . Neil Fund The Martin Family Charitable Fund Endowment Fund Robert Nelson Memorial Fund The Richard Marx Giving Fund The Meyer Charitable Fund Roy O . Nereim Student Aid Fund The Matloff Family Fund Erica C . Meyer Charitable Fund New Foundation Center Endowment Fund Florence H . Matz Special Fund Judith P . Meyer Fund New World Somewhere Maus Family Charitable Fund The Miller Family Charitable Fund The Bruce L . and Gwill L . Newman Fund Maxim Charitable Fund Miller Fund for American Higher Education - Endowment Share Robert E . Maxwell Fund Miller Group Charitable Trust Fund Frederick and Helen Nichols Fund The Mayer Charitable Fund Brian P . Miller Memorial Fund John D . Nichols III Fund The Beatrice C . Mayer Fund Walter Ewing and Martha Hopkins Miller Fund The John D . and Alexandra C . Nichols Funds Debra E . Weese-Mayer and Robert N . Lisa A . Mistretta Gift Fund Kendra E . Nichols Fund Mayer Fund Ruth H . Mitchell Fund Dan A . Nicholson Fund Richard and Diane Mayer Family Fund Bill and Sharon Mitchell Charitable Fund Arthur C . Nielsen Fund Mazany Charitable Fund Brent & Cindy Mitchell Charitable Fund NMK Charitable Fund The Mazza Family Foundation Fund Mitzvah Fund of New Mexico Edward J . Noha Charitable Fund McCann Family Fund The MJ Shining Stars Fund Nonprofit Impact Awareness Fund Scott Woods McCausland Fund The MLE Fund Noon Whistle Fund MCCF Directors' Fund MLK Living Memorial Fund Erling K . Nor Education Fund Elizabeth McCormick Memorial Fund Kathryn K . Mlsna Fund Marilyn K . North Fund Judy and Scott McCue Fund MMG Charitable Service Fund North Shore Senior Center Endowment Fund McCullom Lake Memorial Fund The Frank Blaise Modruson & Lynne Shigley North Shore Visiting Nurse Fund J and E McDonald Family Fund Family Charitable Fund The Northern Trust Centennial Fund for the Foster G . McGaw Memorial Fund Ann and Michael Mohnsen Family Fund Education of Children The McGill-Readey Academy Fund Doctor David Monash Medical Student Fund Northern Trust General Fund William G . McGowan Charitable Fund Catherine D . Monks Fund Northwestern University Settlement McHenry County Extension Development Fund Janet Montgomery Donor Fund Endowment Fund Olive Baird McKay Fund Alex and Ellen Moore Fund The Nyberg Family Fund Helen Sunny McKibbin Trust Ralph G . Moore and Dr . Marguerite McKnight Family Fund Mariama-Moore Fund The McLees Family Fund The Moran Family Fund The McMeen Fund The Charles S . Morgan Charitable Fund
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O Pearce Gibson Family Fund Protestant Foundation Fund of The Chicago The O Foundation Jeff and Susan Pearsall Fund Community Foundation O'Keefe Family Fund The Pedott Family Fund The Pruchno-Willing Family Fund O'Laughlin Family Fund The Joseph Pedott Charitable Fund Kevin and Barbara Prunsky Fund The Kelli Joy O'Laughlin Memorial Fund Audrey Peeples Funds The Pucillo Family Charitable Trust Fund Oak Tree Foundation Albert and Ralph Penn #1 and #3 The Pudenz Family Fund Lee and Sharon Oberlander Fund Pennell Family Donor Advised Fund Dr . Brown Pusey Fund The Richard and Caye Oglesby Family Peoples Gas and North Shore Gas Dr . William Allen Pusey Fund Charitable Fund Community Fund Ohio Green Fund Pepoon Fund Virginia Ojeda Funds Robert P . and Barbara R . Perkaus Family Q Old Town Neighborhood Foundation Fund Dorothy and Harry Perkins Fund QBG Foundation Endowment Fund Old Town School of Folk Music JaMel and Tom Perkins Family Foundation Fund QBP Fund Endowment Fund Perkins Hunter Foundation Fund The Quaker Oats Foundation Fund William and Lois Olive Charitable Fund Stuart Perlik Charitable Fund The Tyler and Stephanie Qualio Charitable Fund One Chicago Neighborhood Fund Persons with Disabilities Fund William F . and Mabel E . Quarrie Funds One Nation Chicago Fund PERT Foundation Impact Fund Quinlan Fund OneChicagoFund Dilip & Krishna Patel Family Fund The Onya Fund The Peters Family Fund R Christen J . Peterson Fund Options and Advocacy Community Race to the Top Initiative Fund Alice G . Phillips Fund Endowment Fund Alice Judson Hayes Ragdale Fund Phox2b Fund Osborn Family Fund Ragdale Foundation Cornerstone Fund The John Pick Fund The William and Charla Osborne Family Rainbow Hospice and Palliative Care Pillars Fund Charitable Fund Endowment Fund Pine Family Fund The Other Peoples Pixels Fund Rainbow Hospice and Palliative Care Fund Philip and Joan Pines Charitable Our Giving Tree Lucile Ralston Fund Foundation Fund The Owen Family Fund Frank C . and Margo Randolph Fund June B . Pinsof Family Fund Nancy Ryerson Ranney Fund for Pinsof-Plonsker Family Fund Environmental Education and Leadership P The Pitrof Fund Victoria and George A . Ranney, Jr . Fund The P and J Fund The Plank Fund Rappeport Family Fund Paepcke Memorial Trusts The Plank Companies, Inc . Charitable Fund Christina M . Rashid Charitable Fund The Dempsey Paige Fund The Plank Famly Fund The Donald and Virginia Raths Family Mr . Pancks' Fund Planned Parenthood Endowment Fund Charitable Fund Panson Family Foundation Frances Platzer Family Foundation Fund The Lucile Raue Endowment Fund Parenti Family Fund Dr . W . Donald Plava Fund Ravinia Centennial Fund Mary Lynn Parish Fund Plonsker Family Fund Ravinia Festival Endowment Fund Dr . Morris L . Parker Fund John F . Podjasek III Charitable Fund The Reach More Foundation Fund Parmer Family Foundation Fund Katy and Jeffrey Podjasek Charitable Fund Marshall and Amy Reavis Charitable Fund The Partnership for New Communities Stephen and Jami Podjasek Charitable Fund Mary K . Redington Fund The Pasin Family 1000&52 Charitable Polka Dot Fund The Reed Family Donor Fund Trust Fund Debbie Mendelson Ponn Family Phil and Jan Reed Charitable Fund Pass Through Fund Charitable Fund Patricia Galvin Reedy Fund Patch Fund Ellen S . Poole Fund The Reese Family and Ascension School Patriot Run Fund Porter Family Charitable Fund Alumni Scholarship Fund James A . Patten Fund Judith Porter Fund Earl Reeve Fund James A . and Amanda Louisa Patten Fund Potter Family Fund The H . F . and T . Reid Fund James A . Patten-Horatio N . Woodward Michael and Mary Kay Poulos Fund Anthony P . Reinhardt Charitable Fund Memorial Hospital Endowment Fund Grellet C . Pound Fund M & L Reinheimer Donor Fund John L . Patten Charitable Trust Prado Family Fund David Reinisch and Julie Kiefer Fund Nick and Helena Patti Foundation Fund The John M . Pratt Family Fund Gladys L . Reisman Fund Nick and Helena Patti Fund Pressing Needs Fund The Chicago Community Foundation Rescue Mary Pattillo Fund Carol H . Preucil Fund and Stabilization Fund The Alan and Marla Patzik Family Fund Quintin E . Primo III Funds The Resource Foundation Fund Arthur James and Erminnie Simpson Prospect Fund Pavelski Fund Rettig Family Foundation Reusché Family Fund for PADS
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Robert F . and Mary W . Reusché Fund S The Michael and Jennifer Sexton The Robert F . Reusché Memorial Fund Charitable Fund S&C Electric Company Fund Robert F . Reusché Operating Endowment Fund Mercedea M . Seyfarth Fund S & J Family Fund Diane L . Reynolds Charitable Fund The SG Fund The Sacred Heart Fund The Deb and Scott Reynolds Charitable Fund The Shafer Philanthropic Family Fund Saffold Family Fund David Scott Rhind Fund Devin Shafron Memorial Fund SAGE Private Wealth Group Foundation Fund James Campbell Rhind Fund The Shah-Zion Family Fund The Sahand Rabbani Fund Ribet Family Charitable Fund The Shakespeare Charitable Fund Sahara Enterprises Fund Mrs . Kenneth E . Rice Fund Marion Adele Shank Fund Sahara Enterprises, Inc . Fund Dorothy and Willie Richie Trust Fund Shantaram Fund Samara Fund Richie-Logan Family Trust Fund Helen E . Shapiro Fund Roy and Melanie Sanders Donor Fund The Riley Family Foundation Fund The Sharing Blessings Fund Gladys D . Sandhagen Fund Rimington Family Fund The Molly Shattuck Family Foundation Fund The Sarowitz Family Fund The Rink Family Grant Fund The Shaver Family Fund Robert M . and Doris H . Sasser Fund John C . Rittenhouse Family Fund The Shearson Family Giving Fund Jo and Robert Sawyer Family Fund Michael F . Rittof Fund Mary R . Shedd Fund Sara Kathleen Schacht Memorial Fund Riva Ridge Foundation Fund John G . Shedd Aquarium Fund Donna M . Schaefer / King Family Fund Lisa Roberts Fund Kristen Sheldon Family Fund Schaeffer Family Fund Constance Rhind Robey Fund Timothy C . Sherck Fund Fred and Maria Schaffer Charitable Fund Kenneth H . and Linda B . Robin Fund Jean Sheridan Fund Marion Schaffner Fund Robin Hood Fund Ronald B . and Lacerne Shipka Fund Robert C . Schaffner Trust Robinson Antares Charitable Fund Shiratsuki Family Trust Fund Kevin and Carolyn Scheck Charitable Fund The Dee Robinson Foundation Fund David and Debbie Shook Charitable Trust Fund Christine and Donald Schellhaass Family Fund The Robinson Family Fund The Robin & Doug Shore Fund Earl K . Schiek Fund Rockwell Family Charitable Fund The Shorty Fund Max Schiff Fund May Josephine Rogers Trust Shrier Family Foundation Fund Norman J . Schlossman Fund Harry Q . Rohde Fund Thomas C . & Alice T . Shupe Fund George Alvin Schmidt Family Fund Teresa and Hipolito Roldan Scholarship Fund Siegel Family Fund Seymour Schneider Memorial Fund for Tomorrow's Hispanic Leaders Victoria Sievert Fund Janet S . Schneider Fund Gerald J . Roper Memorial Fund The SIF Fund Schopf & Weiss Focused Giving Fund Russell W . and Priscilla H . Rose Fund The Silberman Fund Schrank Family Fund Adele Rosenberg Fund Silver-Levit Family Donor Advised Fund Grace Fay Schryver and Florence Schryver Fund Donna and Richard Rosenberg Fund Lois Silverman Donor Advised Fund The Schubel Family Charitable Fund Harold H . Rosenberg Fund The Simon Family Fund The Richard and Martha Schuham Fund Rosenheim Family Charitable Fund Simpson Academy for Young Women Higher The Schuld Family Fund Rosmonowski Fund Education Reserves Fund The Sciortino Family Charitable Fund Ross Barney Charitable Fund Danny and Tricia Simpson Family Fund John Calwell Scott Fund Thomas J . Rossiter Family Fund James Simpson Foundation Scott / Gescheidle Family Charitable Fund The Rotarians' Fund of Joliet Michael J . and Sheila D . Sise Fund Seaberg Family Fund Rotering Family Fund SIXBITS Fund The Searle Funds at The Chicago Sean Rotermund Family Fund SJB Donor Advised Fund Community Trust The Eric and Margaret Rothchild Charitable Fund The Rick and KB Sleckman Charitable Fund Searle Scholars Program Fund Robert & Joanne Rothermel Family Fund Sluman Family Charitable Trust Fund Sears Family Charitable Fund The Rovens Family Charitable Fund Allen R . Smart Fund Sedgebrook Benevolent Care Fund John and Jeanne Rowe Fund Smart Chicago Trust Funds Sedgebrook Scholar's Fund Bryan and Aidan Donnelley Rowley Fund Smith Family Foundation Fund The Virginia Seggerman Charitable Fund Stella M . and William A . Rowley Fund Smith Philanthropic Fund Helen B . and Alphonse V . Sehrig Fund Royall Charitable Fund Burton O . Smith and Minnie J . Randall Fund Ella U . Seipp - Chicago Latin School Fund Arthur Rubloff Residuary Trust Fund Edward Page Smith Fund Ella U . Seipp - Grant Hospital Endowment Fund Ellen A . Rudnick and Paul W . Earle Fund Elizabeth Louise Smith Fund Melita U . Seipp Memorial Fund Jesse and Socorro Ruiz Family Hermon Dunlap and Ellen Thorne Smith Fund Selman Family Fund Endowment Fund Jay Lovell Smith Family Fund Morris Selz Fund Jesse and Michele Ruiz Unrestricted Fund Joel A . Smith Fund Senryo Technologies Fund Mary Crane Russell Memorial Foundation Reverend Dr . Kenneth B . Smith, Sr . Endowed The Sentinus Charitable Fund RWL DAF Family Fund Chair for Civic Leadership The Sentinus Charitable Grant Fund Dorthy M . Ryde Fund Marty and Julianne Smith Family Fund Robert F . Serafin Family Fund Morton Butler Ryerson Fund Merrill Hewson Smith Family Fund
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Ruddy and Gordon Smith Fund David and Jean Stremmel Fund The Trindl / McKanna Family Charitable Fund Snape Family Fund David H . and Jean Stremmel Fund Chester D . Tripp Fund Irene Castro Snead Fund Lawrence E . Strickling and Sydney L . Hans Fund Trkla Family Fund SNR Fund Anne and Bruce Strohm Family Charitable Fund John C . Troughear Fund The Thor Soderberg Fund - Connecting Frederick R . Stryker Trust Patricia J . Tuohy Family Fund Youth with Nature Robin and Sandy Stuart Fund Turnbull Family Fund Robert and Jessica Solomon Fund Margaret J . Stuart Fund The Turner Charitable Fund Jonathan Solovy Charitable Fund Mr . and Mrs . Robert Stuart Fund The Phoebe Turner Fund Bruce L . & Margaret H . Soltis Charitable Fund Tiffany Sullivan Gift Fund Twelve Baskets Fund James P . Soper Fund The Sullivan Family Fund Abbie E . Tyrrell Fund Karen A . Sorensen Fund Sullivan / Turek Family Fund Speciality Courts Endowment Fund Rohan Sundaralingam Fund The Speer Family Fund Sunnidom Charitable Fund U Spencer Family Charitable Fund Sun-Times Foundation, A Fund of The Robert B . & Lynne B . Uhler Fund Spencer-Kerr Memorial Fund Chicago Community Foundation The Uihlein Family Donor Advised Fund John M . Spesia Family Foundation Fund Sussman Family Fund United States Artists Fund A The Christian and Meredith Spesia Family Fund Sustainable Development Fund United Way / Crusade of Mercy Douglas & Loretta Spesia Charitable Fund Sutton Auto Group Fund Endowment Fund Spesia & Taylor Charitable Grant Fund Eleanor L . Swartz Fund Unity Fund The Matthew D . and Corinne V . Spinale The Mike and Carol Swenson Family Urantia Association International Charitable Fund Charitable Fund Designated Administrative Sybil F . Sporer Fund Harold Swift Funds Endowment Fund Peter A . Sprecher Charitable Fund Katharine V . and Edmund Q . Sylvester III Fund Urantia Association International Springboard Foundation Endowment Fund Sylvia Fund Designated Endowment Fund Springer Family Fund Mariana Szczesny Scholarship Fund Urbs in Horto Fund Sprout Fund The Urbut Family Donor Fund St . Andrews Fund T The St . Clair Family Fund V St . Ignatius - Mother Mcauley Fund Taslitz Family Charitable Fund Vahey Family Fund The Stewart Charitable Fund Greg and Anne Taubeneck Family Fund Bradford and Peggy Vail Fund Stamps Family Fund Rosalie Taubman Fund Henry Van Gelder Fund Stanczak Family Fund Taylor Charitable Trust Van Loan Charitable Fund John R . and Grace K . Stanek Charitable Fund TC Industries, Inc . Fund The Ron and Julie Vander Weele Fund Ora Carr Stannard Fund TCG Fund The VanderVoort Family Fund Stardust Fund Teckla Family Fund The Vardy Family Fund Starry Night Fund The Teel Family Fund Varley Family Fund Stars of Lake Michigan Charitable Fund Gene L . Temkin Fund Morris & Nellie A . Vehon Endowment Fund Steinbauer Family Fund Temp Fund Velaman Fund Steppenwolf Theatre Company The Tenhula Family Fund The Yarka Vendrinska Photojournalism Endowment Fund The Don and Rebecca Ford Terry Family Fund Memorial Fund Lawrence F . Stern Fund Victor and Lorraine Tesinsky Fund Donna & Joe Vestal Fund Russell T . Stern Fund Thein Family Fund Veteran's Memorial Fund Stanley & Kristin Stevens Family Fund The Theodore Fund Veteran's Memorial Endowment Fund Genevieve Marie Stevenson Fund Thompson Family Fund ViBern Fund Jessica and Dane Stevenson Fund David Thompson Fund The Village in the City Endowment Fund Stewart Family Fund The Gary and Barbara Thompson Fund The Visconti Family Fund The Twyla M . Stewart Family Fund Narcissa Niblack Thorne Fund Larry Viskochil Fund Katherine E . Stimson Fund Frank W . Thurston Fund The Vivoda Family Fund Margie and Kevin Stineman Charitable Fund The TITO Fund Richard and Emily Voit Charitable Fund C . H . Stoelting Fund for the Development TJ Medical Research Fund Ernest H . and Lillian H . Volwiler Fund of Science Toft Family Fund Earl Von Dabrowski Trust Fund Stolen Blanket Fund Tonelli Family Fund The Voyager Group Fund Joseph and Sylvia Stone Fund The Nan Torbet Fund Sara Stone Fund Torchbearer's Foundation Fund Marjorie S . and Robert E . Straus Fund Raymond C . Tower Family Fund Francis H . Straus II Donor Advised Fund John and Susan Tredwell Family Charitable Fund Streit Family Fund Tree Research and Education Endowment Fund
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W Winnetka Congregational Church Endowment Fund James F . Wade Fund Winnetka Congregational Church Fund Wadsworth Family - Will County Community Winnetka Presbyterian Church Fund Cultural Arts Endowment Fund The Winter Family Fund Wadsworth Family - Will County The Winter Rose Fund Community Endowment Fund Winthrop Harbor Education Enrichment Fund Mary H . Waite Fund Lenor Adeline Wise Fund John C . and Margaret S . Walden Family Fund Woll Family Fund Ina F . Walker Fund Women Employed Institute Endowment Fund Wallace Audience Engagement Initiative The Women's Leadership Fund The William and Donna Waltrip Fund Woodlawn and Washington Park The Sarah Wampler Education Fund Organizing Fund Warmuth Family Fund Woodstock Christian Life Services Fund Sean Warnecke Memorial Fund Woodstock Rotary Designated LM Warner Family Fund Endowment Fund Waterman Family Foundation Fund Woodstock Rotary Fund WCLS Agency Fund Charles H . Worcester Fund Harry P . Weber Fund Mary F . S . Worcester Fund Mildred M . Weber Fund World Bicycle Relief Fund Roderick and Marjorie Webster Fund WW Fraternal Support Fund Weger Family Charitable Trust Edith Wyatt Fund Helen and Maurice Weigle Fund Faith Wyatt Fund Maurice and Grace Stein Weigle Fund Mrs . Maurice Weigle Fund Weir Family Fund X The K Weir Fund Xi Lambda Educational Foundation Fund Arlie Weiss Memorial Fund Weissbourd-Pericles Fund Victoria Welch Fund Y Jane B . Wellstein Memorial Fund The Yacyshyn Family Charitable Fund Jan & Mary Wenger Charitable Fund Yale - Taft Family Foundation West Chicago Public Library District Year End - Accrual and Clearing Account Foundation Fund Jim and Tina Young's Charitable Fund Western Union Foundation Fund Young Leaders Endowment Fund Charles P . Wheeler Fund The Whistler Fund Elsie K . White Fund Z Susan D . Whiting Family Fund James and Bobette Zacharias Fund Mr . and Mrs . Elmer R . Wickersham Zall Family Fund Memorial Fund Carl W . Zepp Fund Alan M . and Nancy S . Wiener Family Fund Zicari-Kloosterboer Family Fund The Williams Family Fund Scott and Yvonne Ziegler Family Fund James Robert Williams Fund Ziegler-Orloff Family Fund The Frances and Michael Williamson Family Zion Community Fund Charitable Fund Williams Redstone Family Fund George H . Williamson Fund Madeline Block Willner Fund Adah Wilson Fund for Nursing Wilson Family Fund Mae B . Wiltsee Fund Jeffry S . Jr . and Deborah L . Wineman Family Fund Fredda Wines Fund The Michael and Arlene Winfield Family Fund
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CONTRIBUTORS to FUNDS at THE CHICAGO COMMUNITY TRUST and AFFILIATES
The following pages feature the names of those who made contributions of $250 or more to The Chicago Community Trust from Oct. 1, 2016 to Sept. 30, 2017. We are profoundly grateful to all the generous individuals, families, organizations, businesses and foundations who have provided for the future of the Chicago region.
33 Management American Express Travel Related Bank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc . Services Company Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund American Online Giving Foundation, Inc . Bank of America Corp . A Americans for the Arts Bank of America Employee Giving Campaign Abbvie Your Cause, LLC Mrs . Jewel L . Anderson Ms . Joann Barber Mr . Amer Abdullah Mr . and Mrs . John L . Anderson Dr . June K . Robinson and Mr . William T . Barker Michael Abramson Foundation for the Peggy Anderson Mr . and Mrs . Harris M . Barnett Creative and Performing Arts Ansari Family Foundation Carol R . Barney IRA Abri Credit Union Aon Foundation Barr Fund Access Living of Metropolitan Chicago ArcelorMittal Mr . and Mrs . Richard D . Barrett Mr . and Mrs . Gilbert Adams Ms . Joanna B . Arellano Mr . and Mrs . Dennis Barsema Mr . and Mrs . Hall Adams Jr . Mr . and Mrs . V . Kelley Armour Mr . Seymour N . Bartlett Ms . Karen Adamson Mr . Vernon Armour Mr . and Mrs . Stephen Bartram Mr . and Mrs . Phil Adams Jr . Armstrong Family Trust Julie and Roger Baskes Charitable Trust Mr . and Mrs . Allan Adducci Ms . Betsy Armstrong and Mr . Alvin H . Baum Family Fund Advocate Charitable Foundation Douglas Armstrong Ms . Erin V . Baxendale and Mr . Jason Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital Mr . Joel D . Armstrong M . Baxendale Advocate Health Care NB Armstrong Trust Bayless Family Foundation Aetna Inc . Mr . Ross E . Armstrong Mr . and Mrs . Kenneth Beard After School Matters Ms . Brenda Asare Ms . María C . Bechily and Mr . Scott Hodes A&G Rentals Ascension Advancement Office Ms . Ellen A . Bechthold Mr . Karim Ahamed Mr . and Mrs . Peter M . Ascoli Ms . Emily Beckelhymer AHE / CI Trust Aspen Institute Mr . and Mrs . David K . Beecken Mr . Thomas D . Ahern AT&T Mr . and Mrs . John Behnke Ms . Raida R . Alvi and Mr . Amir Ahmad Mr . John Atkinson Mrs . Prudence R . Beidler and Ms . Dina Kodjayan Albrecht Mr . and Mrs . Edward D . Atz Mr . Francis Beidler III Mr . James L . Alexander and Mr . Curtis D . Drayer Ms . Lynn Donaldson and Mr . Cameron Francis Beidler Foundation James L . Alexander Trust S . Avery Francis Beidler III and Prudence R . ALEXG Holdings, LLC Beidler Foundation ALG International Holdings, LLC Mr . Alan Belcher Mr . and Mrs . Ron Algrim B Jeffrey J . Bell Revocable Trust Mr . and Mrs . Brayton B . Alley Mr . Eugene W . Bader Ms . Catherine Bendowitz Allstate Foundation Mr . and Mrs . Michael L . Bailen Mr . and Mrs . Charles Benedetti Allstate Insurance Company Mr . and Mrs . David Bailey Benevity Community Impact Fund Mr . Nejd F . Alsikafi and Ms . Fauzia K . Alsikafi Baird & Warner, Inc . Richard L . Bennett Living Trust Alternative Schools Network Baird Foundation, Inc . Mr . and Mrs . William C . Benoit American College Ms . Claudette G . Baker Mrs . Julie L . Bessent and Mr . Mark McNally American Council of Engineering Balmorhea Ranches, Inc . J . D . Bergman Charitable Foundation Companies of IL PAC Bandon Dunes Birck Family Foundation Bank of America Mr . and Mrs . Kevin Birck
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Mrs . Michael J . Birck Mr . and Mrs . John A . Buck Christopher Family Foundation Mr . Chris Bischoff John C . Buddig Trust #2 Mr . William Chung Ms . Emilie Bischoff Linda and Vincent J . Buonanno CIBC Bank USA Mr . and Mrs . C . Bradley Bissell Ms . Bonita A . Burrell Circle of Service Foundation Mr . and Mrs . Al Blackburn Burridge D . Butler Memorial Trust Mr . and Mrs . Francis A . Citera Mrs . Heather Bilandic Black and Mr . and Mrs . Richard M . Burridge Jr . Citgo Petroleum Corporation Mr . Richard B . Black Ms . Lisa Byrne Citizens for Cynthia Soto Black Stone Minerals Company, LP Citizens for Reilly Ms . Sondra Blankenburg Treasurer of the City of Chicago Ms . Judith E . Blazer C Clarity Partners, LLC Mr . and Mrs . Andrew Block Caesars Enterprise Services, LLC Clarks Fork Foundation Mr . and Mrs . Andrew K . Block Mr . J . Melfort Campbell Mr . and Mrs . Jeffrey Clennon Mrs . Judith S . Block Mr . and Mrs . Fred D . Campobasso CME Group Margaret S . Block Trust Mr . and Mrs . John A . Canning Jr . CME Group Community Foundation Blue Foundation Michael G . Canning Dynasty Trust Ms . Susan Sher and Mr . Neil Cohen Bluhm Family Charitable Foundation Timothy M . Canning Dynasty Trust Ms . Susan L . Grossman and Mr . Sanford Ms . Leslie Bluhm and Mr . David Helfand Mr . John Cappi M . Cohen BMO Harris Bank Cardinal Stritch University Cohn Family Foundation, Inc . Mr . Joelle Bobb Ms . Nadia Carpanzano Estate of Marcia S . Cohn Robert Thomas Bobins Foundation Mr . John A . Carstens Rosaline Cohn Residuary Trust Mr . and Mrs . Charles E . Boe Ms . Gloria C . Carter Mr . Franklin A . Cole Boeing Company Casa Central Social Services Corporation Mr . Julian G . Coleman Jr . Ms . Virginia Q . Bohn Mr . and Mrs . James A . Casey Ms . Kate Markin Coleman Mr . and Mrs . Mark Bohr Cathedral of St . Raymond Mr . Lewis M . Collens Bolin Partnership, LP Ms . Kathy Cawley Ms . Michelle L . Collins Mr . and Mrs . Matthew S . Bonaguidi Mr . and Mrs . Thomas C . Cawley Columbus Foundation Mr . Michael T . Bosau CDM Foundation Comcast Mr . and Mrs . Robert Bosau Centegra Foundations ComEd, An Exelon Company Ms . Rita F . Bowdish and Ms . Rachel L . Simmons The Center: Resources for Teaching Community Foundation for Northeast Florida Boys and Girls Club of Chicago and Learning The Community Foundation of Will County Ms . Laura Bracken Center Street Foundation Conant Family Foundation Mr . and Mrs . Gregory C . Braden Central Carolina Community Foundation Mr . Dan Connolly Mr . and Mrs . Jeff Braden Ms . Adela Cepeda Mr . and Mrs . C . Lawrence Connolly Mrs . Kevin G . Braden Mr . and Mrs . Nicholas D . Chabraja Ms . Nelda J . Connors Ms . Kristen Bradley Mr . and Mrs . David G . Chandler Cook County Mr . and Mrs . Saul Brass Chapman and Cutler, LLP Ms . Carolyn C . Cook Gregory A . Braun Mr . and Mrs . John S . Chapman Ms . Amy W . Cooke Breakthrough Urban Ministries Mr . and Mrs . Stephen G . Chase Mrs . Karlen Cooney Mr . and Mrs . Warren A . Breckenridge Jr . Mr . and Mrs . Robert K . Chen R . William Cornell Jr . Trust Mr . Justin Breitfelder Elizabeth F . Cheney Foundation Ms . Ann E . Corp Mr . and Mrs . Charles M . Brennan III Mr . and Mrs . Peter B . Cherry Mr . John Corthinos Mr . and Mrs . Paul Brenner Mr . and Mrs . Robert G . Chesney Mr . and Mrs . William R . Cottle Bright Funds Foundation Ms . Donnie F . Chestnutt Council on Foundations Brilliance Honda of Crystal Lake Chicago Bar Foundation Covalt Family Foundation Brinson Foundation Chicago Bears Football Club Donald H . Cox Trust Brock Lane Mettz Design, LLC Chicago Board Options Exchange Ms . Linda D . Cox and Mr . James A . Cox Mrs . Susan G . Grossinger and Mr . John Chicago Child Care Society Patricia O . Cox Revocable Trust T . Brodersen Chicago Clearing Corporation Ms . Sheila M . Adams and Ms . Mary Coy Mr . Merwyn B . Brodsky Chicago Commons Association Margaret K . Crane Trust Ms . Janice Henry and Mr . Ben C . Brostoff Chicago Foundation for Women Ms . Deborah Z . Creigh Mr . Andreason L . Brown Chicago Lighthouse Ms . Carol Y . Crenshaw Ms . Annette Brown Chicago Youth Centers Ms . Juju Lien Cross and Mr . Robert C . Cross Mr . and Mrs . Daniel S . Brown Childrens Home & Aid Society of Illinois Crossroads Fund Mr . and Mrs . Roger O . Brown Ms . Vivian G . Chiu and Mr . Kung Ying Chiu Ms . Elizabeth I . Crown Mr . Benjamin Brunner Law Office of Jason M . Chmielewski, PC Susan Crown Exchange Buchanan Family Foundation Mr . and Mrs . Thomas E . Chomicz Crystal Lake Chamber of Commerce
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J Mr . Jim F . Kinoshita, CFA, CTFA Mr . and Mrs . Robert T .E . Lansing Kinship Trust Company, LLC Mr . Stuart D . Lansing J&J Maintenance, Inc . Mrs . Richard P . Kiphart Mr . and Mrs . Stuart Larkins Paulette J . Jagers Mr . and Mrs . Daniel J . Kipp Ms . Elizabeth Larsen Ms . Margie J . Jamison Kirkland & Ellis Foundation Charles R . Larson Trust Mr . and Mrs . W .A . Japp Kiwanis Foundation of Crystal Lake Richard W . Lasch Living Trust Jasculca Terman Strategic Communications Mr . Keith Kizziah Lavin Family Supporting Foundation of The Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams Wayne G . Klasing Trust Chicago Community Trust Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago Ms . Diane Schussel and Mr . Andrew Klein Mr . Billy N . Lawless Jewish United Fund of Metropolitan Chicago Dr . and Mrs . Michael Klepacki Mr . Thomas J . Leahy Mr . and Mrs . Jose Jimenez Klimczak Foundation Learning Fund Foundation Mr . Bruce J . Johnson John S . and James L . Knight Foundation Mr . and Mrs . Ervin LeCoque Ms . Erika S . Johnson KF Knight Foundation Mr . and Mrs . Tracy L . Leddy Ms . Kathleen B . Johnson Ms . Jessica L . Kocian Mr . and Mrs . Eugene Lee Joliet Chamber of Commerce Mr . Steven G . Kocian Ms . Jee Yeun Lee Joliet Grade Schools Foundation for Rhonda G . Kodjayan Trust Lefkofsky Family Foundation Educational Excellence Mr . and Mrs . Thomas E . Koenig Mr . and Mrs . Paul F . LeFort Joliet Junior College Mr . and Mrs . Scott D . Kohn Mr . and Mrs . M . James Leider Mr . Douglas D . Jones Martin J . Koldyke Trust Janet Leno Revocable Trust Mr . and Mrs . George Jones Patricia and Martin Koldyke Ms . Lynne Levey Mr . and Mrs . Gregory Jones Ms . Elizabeth A . Kolshak Mr . and Mrs . Barry Levontin Ms . Margaret E . Jones Ms . Mary A . Kono and Mr . Gary Kono Mr . Julius Lewis Joyce Foundation Mr . Bruce Konstant Mr . William M . Libit JPB Foundation Mr . and Mrs . Daniel Kopec Ms . Linda Liddell JPMorgan Chase & Co . Ms . Melodee Kornacker Mr . Thomas Liebman JPMorgan Chase Foundation Ms . Barbara Korobkin Mr . and Mrs . John S . Lillard Mrs . Gloria J . Lindner Kosierowski and Mr . Lincolnshire Properties, Inc . K Walter J . Kosierowski Lincolnshire Senior Care Ms . Roula Asaf and Dr . Wayel Kaakaji KPMG, LLP Lind Family Trust Mr . and Mrs . Gary T . Kachadurian KPW Family Foundation Elick and Charlotte Lindon Foundation Ms . Barbara C . Kahn Ms . Patricia C . Kraft Ms . Sheryl Lindstrom Mr . and Mrs . Steven Kaiser Jeffry P . Kraus Revocable Trust Mr . and Mrs . Jack K . Lipson Ms . Eileen Kamerick Mr . and Mrs . Robert D . Krebs Mrs . Theodore A . Livingston Mr . and Mrs . Michael Kane Ms . Jane R . Patterson and Mr . Steven L . Kroll Mr . and Mrs . William F . Lloyd Kaplan Foundation Lawrence J . Krueger Revocable Trust Loewenberg Charitable Foundation Mr . Alvin M . Karlin Ms . Carolyn A . Kucinic Mr . Richard J . Loewenthal Karl Knauz Motors, Inc . Ms . Peggy Kukankos Ms . Irene Loewy Hillman and Mr . John Loewy Ms . Tripti Kasal Mrs . Valerie J . Kundmann and Mr . Ms . Shawnelle Richie and Mr . Lyle Logan Mrs . Donna Kassens and Mr . H . Daniels Kassens Thomas J . Kundman Mrs . Robert C . Long Ms . Kelly V . Kastning Mr . William Kunkler III Loop Capital Markets Ms . Kimberly B . Keefe Ms . Mary Beth Kupsche Mr . and Mrs . Horacio Lopez Mr . and Mrs . Thomas E . Keim Ms . Rose M . Kupsche and Mr . Roy H . Kupsche Mr . Kenneth F . Lorch Mr . and Mrs . Michael L . Keiser Kurtz Paramedic Service, Inc . Mr . and Mrs . Larry W . Lorimor Michael L . Keiser 1990 Trust Kyiv Mohyla Foundation of America Ms . Jennifer Loudon Kellcie Fund William and Julie Kyte Joint Revocable Trust Low Income Investment Fund Keller Group, Inc . Ms . Teresita Gonzales Lowry and Mr . Mr . and Mrs . John P . Keller Bill E . Lowry Jr . L Ms . Lucille M . Keller Loyola University Chicago Mr . and Mrs . William J . Laggett W . K . Kellogg Foundation School of Education Ms . Mavis Laing Mr . and Mrs . Richmond W . Kenyon II Mr . and Mrs . Donald G . Lubin The Lake County Community Foundation Roy G . Kerr Foundation Lumity Land Conservancy of McHenry County Ms . Amer H . Khan Ann & Robert H . Lurie Childrens Hospital Mr . and Mrs . William Landes Mr . and Mrs . David Killpack of Chicago Mr . Peter Landon Ms . Ji Hye Kim Lutheran Social Services of Illinois Cynthia Landreth Trust Mr . and Mrs . Neil King William T . Lynch Jr . Charitable Trust Ms . Emma Jane Lang and Mr . Richard A . Lang Mrs . Loann J . Honesty King and Mr . Mr . and Mrs . Timothy G . Lyne Mr . Penfield S . Lanphier Paul J . King Jr .
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P Ms . Sarah M . Pritchard Stephena A . Romanoff Trust Ms . Lauren Pabst Pritzker Pucker Family Foundation Mr . James Rondeau Pangea Payments, Inc . Pritzker Traubert Family Foundation Mr . and Mrs . Edward M . Roob Pangea Properties Ms . Suzanne Pritzker Mr . and Mrs . James M . Roolf Mr . and Mrs . Miraj Parikh Professionals, Inc . Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine Ms . M . Angela Parilac and Mr . Michael and Science Mrs . Merle A . Rosenberg J . Parilac Q John C . and Carolyn Noonan Parmer Rossman Family Charitable Fund Deborah Hicks Quazzo Charitable Fund Private Foundation Mr . and Mrs . Robert A . Rosulek at The Community Foundation Barbara Parson IRA Mr . Robert A . Roth for Northeast Florida Mr . and Mrs . Frank H . Pascoe Mr . and Mrs . Ronald C . Rother Ms . Christine Quigley and Mr . Jason Quigley Mr . and Mrs . Harold Pastron Ms . Sharon Rothstein Mr . Patrick Quinn Mr . Ebrahim S . Patel Mr . and Mrs . John W . Rowe Qureshi Family Foundation at Fidelity Charitable Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Mr . and Mrs . Paul Roy Institute (PCORI) Ms . Patricia K . Yuzawa Rubin and Mr . Jack Rubin Ms . Mary Patillo R Mr . and Mrs . David Ruder Ms . Ellen A . Rudnick Mr . and Mrs . William T . Patterson Mr . Irwin Racine Mr . and Mrs . Robert Ruebenson Estate of Nick Patti Mr . and Mrs . Aziz Rahman Ms . Nancy Ruggero Mr . Jeffrey C . Paulson Mr . John Raith Mr . and Mrs . Jesse H . Ruiz Peace Corner Youth Center Mr . Krishna G . Ramachandran Rush University Medical Center Nicholas Pearce Rathbun, Cservenyak & Kozol, LLC Mr . and Mrs . E . Wesley Russell Mr . and Mrs . Jeffrey C . Pearsall Mr . and Mrs . C . Eugene Ray Mr . Mark Russell Joseph Pedott Revocable Trust Ms . Marialuisa Keane and Mr . Raul I . Raymundo Patrick G . and Shirley W . Ryan Foundation Peer Foods Group, Inc . Ms . Amy Z . Reavis and Mr . Marshall Ryan Enterprises Group Mr . and Mrs . Patrick R . Pelling W . Reavis IV Peoples Gas Light and Coke Co . Red Bird Hollow Foundation Barbara Reed Perkaus Trust Mr . and Mrs . Gary P . Reece S Mr . and Mrs . Robert P . Perkaus Jr . Mr . Bryan Rees Joyce A . Saar Liv . TR Mr . Phil Perkins Michael Reese Health Trust Mr . Rizwan M . Sabar Mr . and Mrs . Thomas M . Perkins Ms . Hina Ghors and Mr . Aamir A . Rehman Ms . Farah Hatia and Mr . Yasir Sabri Dr . Stuart Perlik Richard and Marianne Reinisch Foundation Mr . Nathaniel Sack Mr . and Mrs . Alain Perregaux Mr . and Mrs . Marvin N . Reizner Ms . Michelle Saddler Ms . Clarisse B . Perrette Renewal Center Safer Foundation The PERT Foundation Reservoir Minerals, LP Dr . Carol and Mr . Gene Saffold Mr . Shaun Pesce Ms . Anne Reusché and Mr . David Marzahl SAGE Private Wealth Group, LLC Mr . and Mrs . John L . Peterson Mr . Sendhil Revuluri SAGE Products Mrs . Lillian Petrick and Mr . Michael Petrick Mr . and Mrs . Larry D . Richman Ms . Shelley C . Gorson and Mr . Alan N . Salpeter Mr . and Mrs . Kevin F . Pfau Mr . and Mrs . Robert Rickett San Antonio Area Foundation PFM Financial Advisors LLC David P . Riley Revocable Trust Sanctuary Farms Mr . Denis Pierce Mr . and Mrs . Paul Rimington Mr . and Mrs . David H . Sanders Ms . Elizabeth A . Pitrof Risk Consulting Partners Chicago, LLC Jacqueline F . Sanders Trust Mr . Raymond N . Plank Mr . and Mrs . Christopher Ritter S&C Electric Company PNC Foundation Mr . and Mrs . Walter E . Rittle Sarode Foundation Jeffrey E . Podjasek Dynasty Trust Mr . Michael F . Rittof Satter Foundation John F . Podjasek III Dynasty Trust Mr . and Mrs . Daniel L . Rizzo Joan M . Savin Trust Poetry Foundation RLB3 Capital, LLC Ms . Terri Voss and Mr . Jerry W . Savitt Polk Bros . Foundation Mr . Matthew Robbins Mrs . Dilara Alim Sayeed and Mr . Yousuf Ms . Beatriz Ponce de León and Mr . Ms . Baronica Y . Roberson G . Sayeed Ricardo Estrada Ms . Erin Roberts Mr . and Mrs . Fred Schaffer Ms . Judith M . Porter Ms . Nicole Robinson Ms . Julie F . Schauer Mr . and Mrs . Everett H . Pratt Jr . Ms . Elizabeth H . Roche and Mr . Joseph Roche Julie F . Schauer 1994 Trust Presence Health Network Mr . Oscar Rodriguez Mr . and Mrs . Kevin Scheck Linda Price Trust Ms . Lindsey Rogers Mrs . Christine Schellhaass Mr . and Mrs . Richard S . Price Ms . Sarah Morrison and Mr . William Rogers Ms . Misuzu Schexnider Richard S . Price Trust Mr . Robert T . Rohde Mr . and Mrs . Richard A . Schildgen Ms . Tami T . Pringle and Mr . Joseph B . Pringle Missy Cook Romanoff
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Mr . and Mrs . Vernon L . Schiller Mr . and Mrs . Lewis P . Smith T Ms . Leah Schleicher Louise K . Smith Foundation Ms . Dominica Tallarico Mr . Paul Schmitz Ms . Sharon R . Smith Mrs . Marie Tallmadge Dr . Scholl Foundation Society of the First Presbyterian Church Ms . Patricia Tamney Schott Foundation for Public Education of Lake Forest Mr . Anthony J . Tangora Ms . Susan M . Schott and Mr . Thomas J . Schott Mr . and Mrs . George Soderberg Ms . Jennifer Tani Mr . and Mrs . Bruce Schottland Ms . Marlene J . Booth and Mr . Aviam Soifer TASC Mr . and Mrs . Richard Schuham Solberg Manufacturing, Inc . Ms . Mary Murphy and Mr . Peter Taub Ms . Loretta Grennon and Mr . Stephen D . Schutt Mr . and Mrs . Tor Solberg Mr . and Mrs . Greg Taubeneck Schwab Charitable Fund Ms . Unmi Song Ms . Rebecca L . Ford Terry and Mr . Don Terry Mr . and Mrs . Donnell J . Schwarz Betty M . Soren Declaration of Trust Ms . Ariel Thomas Sam and Dona Scott Fund at Fidelity Charitable Ms . Jeanne Sorrentino Mr . and Mrs . Lawrence E . Thomas Mr . and Mrs . Andrew Scribner Spain, Spain & Varnet, PC Mr . and Mrs . Sean W . Thomas Ms . Michele J . Hooper and Mr . Lemuel Spark Publicis Media Mr . and Mrs . Donald E . Thompson Seabrook III Mr . and Mrs . Christian Spesia Mr . RB Thompson Trusts created under the Will of Frances Ms . Catherine L . Spevok Ms . Suzanne Thurston and Ms . Janet E . Travetto C . Searle Mr . Mike Splitt Thresholds John G . Searle Family Trust Otho S .A . Sprague Memorial Institute Mr . Sam Toia Mrs . William L . Searle Mr . Daniel Sprehe Mr . Rodney A . Tonelli Segal Family Foundation Springboard Foundation Mr . Thomas F . Toser Mr . and Mrs . Gordon I . Segal Florence and Laurence Spungen Ms . Anna May L . Trala Mr . Adam Seidenberg Family Foundation Tree Research and Education Endowment Fund Mr . Andrew Selcke Mr . Patrick M . Stack Ms . Merle Trees Sentinus, LLC Mr . Donald W . Stage Mr . and Mrs . James Trybom Seven 'C' Foundation Stamps 1998 CGC Trust The Honorable Tom Tunney Phyllis W . Shafron LIV Trst Ms . Sallie Stanley Mr . and Mrs . Mark J . Tupper Mr . Raj C . Shah, MD Steans Family Foundation Mr . Chani Turk Mr . and Mrs . Urvi A . Shah Mr . and Mrs . Harrison I . Steans Mr . Richard B . Turner Sameer Shamsi Dr . and Mrs . Kasiel Steinhardt Ms . Shelley A . Kleinhans and Mr . Mr . Jerold Steinman Douglas Sharfstein Mr . Alexander Stellas U Mr . Abraham Sharon Mr . and Mrs . Bruce G . Stern U .S . Cellular Corporation Ms . Britt Shawver Mr . John Stevenson UBS Financial Services, Inc . Mr . David Shayne Ms . Rebecca Stocchetti UCAN Mr . and Mrs . David P . Shea Mr . and Mrs . Joseph L . Stone Ed Uihlein Family Foundation Mr . Francis Sheahen Mr . and Mrs . John Streit Mr . and Mrs . James A . Ullian John G . Shedd Aquarium Mr . and Mrs . William Streit United States Artists Leonard L . Sherman Revocable Trust Ms . Beverly Strellner United Way of Metropolitan Chicago Dave and Becky Shook Family Charitable Fund Mr . Reid Strellner University of Illinois Shore Fund Mr . and Mrs . Alexander D . Stuart Urban Initiatives, Inc . Mr . M .A . Siddiqui Dr . and Mrs . David A . Stumpf, MD Urban Partnership Bank Siemens Foundation Mr . and Mrs . Sergio D . Suarez US Bank SignMeUp .com Mr . Domingo P . Such III and Mrs . Sun L . Such Theodore M . Utchen IRA Ms . Lois Ann Simms Mr . and Mrs . Steve Sullivan Mr . and Mrs . Michael Simon Summer House Santa Monica Mr . and Mrs . Danny G . Simpson Supermercado El Guero #1, Inc . V Siragusa Foundation Supermercado El Guero #8, Inc . Mr . Albert Van Maren Mr . and Mrs . Michael J . Sise Supermercado El Guero #10, Inc . Mr . and Mrs . Ronald P . Vander Weele Mr . and Mrs . Jonathan Skinner Supermercado El Guero de Aurora, Inc . Mr . and Mrs . Stephen H . VanderVoort Mr . and Mrs . Richard D . Sleckman Supermercado El Guero de Crest Hill, Inc . Vanguard Charitable Mr . and Mrs . Jeffrey G . Sluman Supermercado El Guero de Farnsworth, Inc . Mrs . Charles G . Van Wiggeren Smith Physical Therapy & Running Sutton Ford, Inc . Ms . Diane C . Vasti and Mr . Nicholas Vasti Academy, LLC Sutton Revocable Family Trust Ms . Carmen Velasquez Mr . Allen Smith Mr . Paul A . Svoboda Ms . Janet M . Viano and Mr . Lawrence Viano Ms . Elizabeth L . Smith Mr . Kevin Swatek Ms . Veronica Vidal Mrs . Kenneth B . Smith Mrs . Phillips F . Swift Village of Bolingbrook
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Michael Vitali & Associates Ms . Donna M . Williams Tua Earl Von Dabrowski Mr . H . Randolph Williams Voyager Group, LTD Ms . Jill M . Garling and Mr . Thomas J . Wilson II Ms . Deborah L . Wineman and Mr . Jeffry S . Wineman Jr . W Wings Program W .F . Foundation Alfred Z . Winick Revocable Trust Ms . Kate Wade Winthrop Harbor School District #1 Ms . Pamela R . Wade Ms . Lindsay Wishart Ms . Carrie Wagner and Mr . John Wagner Ms . Beverly Wolf Goodman and Mr . Ms . Mary H . Waite Gregory A . Wolf Ms . Roberta Wajrowski Mr . and Mrs . Ira Wolf Ms . Joan M . Rothenberg and Mr . Kenneth Mrs . Linda S . Wolf and Mr . Ron Wolf R . Walchak Margery S . Wolf Charitable Remainder Trust Mr . and Mrs . John C . Wall Mrs . Arnold R . Wolff Mr . and Mrs . Joel Wallin Wood Family Foundation Wal-Mart Foundation Woods Fund of Chicago Walton Street Capital, LLC Ms . Suzanne Wright Mr . Qaiser F . Waraich Ms . Deborah Ward Mr . Richard C . Warner Y Warwick Foundation Sam Droste Yagan Trust Ms . Lois J . Wass Mr . and Mrs . Anthony Yang Watkins Family Charitable Foundation Ms . Angela Cook and Mr . Mr . and Mrs . Marshall Watts Christopher Yarusso Mr . and Mrs . Stephen C . Watts Joseph Yashon Ms . Gale Strenger Wayne and Mr . Mr . and Mrs . Michael B . Yazbec Robert I . Wayne Mr . and Mrs . Joel M . Yeomans Mr . and Mrs . Christopher Weasler YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago Dr . and Mrs . Girard W . Weber Ms . Judy Yoo and Mr . Jay Yoo Mr . and Mrs . William C . Weber Youth Advocate Programs Mr . and Mrs . William P . Weber Youth Guidance Wieboldt Foundation Youth Making a Difference / Hands 4 Hope Charlotte E . Wiedman Trust Harry & Jeannette Weinberg Foundation, Inc . Ms . Phyllis Weiner Z Mr . and Mrs . William C . Weinsheimer Mr . and Mrs . Jeffrey Zita Mr . and Mrs . Gregory W . Welch Mr . and Mrs . Louis J . Zuckerman Ms . Chris Welles Ms . Georgia E . Welles Mr . and Mrs . Jeff Welles Wells, Inc . Wells Blair, LTD Ms . Kerry C . Wellstein and Mr . John S . Wellstein Mr . and Mrs . Robert Wellstein Mr . and Mrs . Cris John Wenthur West Jeff Auto Sales, LLC Western Wind Foundation West Monroe Partners Mr . and Mrs . Brian J . White Ms . Harriet White White Ranch Minerals, LTD Mr . and Mrs . Lawrence Wiers Mr . Wayne Wiest William Blair & Company, LLC William Blair & Company Foundation
2017 A N N U A L R E P O R T 107 THE 1915 SOCIETY
THE 1915 SOCIETY
The Chicago Community Trust created the 1915 Society to honor those generous, forward- thinking donors who made a commitment to secure metropolitan Chicago’s future by including the Trust in their estate plans. Members of the 1915 Society, named for the year the Trust was founded, are ensured that their intentions will forever be translated into meaningful charitable purposes. Changing times and conditions never make these gifts obsolete. Under the capable management of the Trust, they become free endowments, adaptable to evolving circumstances.
CURRENT Dr . Michael Hansen Terry and Lottie Mazany DECEASED MEMBERS Mr . Thomas Schroeder and Mr . Scott W . McCausland MEMBERS Rand Harris Mrs . Withrow W . Meeker Mr . and Mrs . John Anderson Michael and Mona Heath Mr . and Mrs . Robert Mendelson John J . Abbott Mr . Vernon Armour Mr . and Mrs . Roger Hull Mr . and Mrs . Stuart Mishlove Lester and Hope Abelson Mr . and Mrs . Peter M . Ascoli Michael and Penelope Iserman Mr . and Mrs . Stephen Mitchell Ada Ahern Mr . Jason M . Baxendale Mr . and Mrs . Walter D . Herman Naas Marie M . Aldis Ms . Anne Blanton Jacobson Josepth Pedott Family Fund W .D . Allen The Robert Thomas Bobins Mr . and Mrs .* Edgar D . Ms . Audrey R . Peeples Ruth Jones Allison Foundation Jannotta Sr . Mr . and Mrs . Robert P . Perkaus Jr . Jennie Alperin Barbara T . and James E .* Mr . and Mrs . Michael L . Keiser Ms . Jamie Phillippe George F . Anderson Bowman Judy and John P . Keller Mr . John Pick Norman Richard Anderson Mrs . Lucy Brennan Ms . Shawn M . Donnelley and Mr . and Mrs . Cordell Reed Stewart Going Anderson Neville and John Bryan Dr . Christopher M . Kelly M .* and L . Reinheimer Edward F . Andrews John and Kathleen Buck Mr . and Mrs . George D . Kennedy Ms . Elizabeth D . Richter and Lolita Sheldon Armour Ms . Jane Buckwalter Melinda McMullen and Mr . Tobin M . Richter Josephine Arnold Mr . Jimmie R . Alford* and Ms . Duncan Kime Mr . Harry Q . Rohde Marie Arnold Maree G . Bullock Sharon L . King Mr . and Mrs . Richard Rosenberg Lillian Axsmith Mr . and Mrs . John A . Canning Jr . Ms . Rhonda Kodjayan David H . Sanders Warner Green and Julia Dole Baird Mr . James A . Casey and Mrs . Patricia and Martin Koldyke Mr . Franklin Schmidt Marian Barber Ann B . Casey Ms . Alice W . Kraus Elizabeth and Richard Sciortino Phil C . Barber Mr . Morton Coburn Mr . and Mrs . Desmond LaPlace Mr . David Shayne Clifford W . and Alice Reid Barnes Jane B . and John C . Colman Dr . Holly A . Rosencranz and Mr . Timothy C . Sherck William Beniah Barrar Ms . Sandra Vitantonio and Mr . Warren G . Lavey Mr . James Simpson III Ann Barzel Tilden Cummings Jr . Paul J . Leaman Jr . Mr . Thomas G . Sinkovic Jane S . Beach Mr . and Mrs . Robert J . Darnall Paul and Eileen LeFort Mrs . Gordon H . Smith Thomas H . Beacom Kassie Davis Mr . Marc Levin Ms . Merrill Hewson Smith Horace M . Beebe Ms . Margo De Ley Mary* and Charles S . Liebman Ms . Abbe I . Temkin August J . Beloch Mr . and Mrs . Marshall Field V Ms . Rebecca B . Liebman Mr . and Mrs . Richard P . Toft Hilbert Bengtson Mr . and Mrs . Gregory A . Frezados Laurel Appell Lipkin Mr . and Mrs . Raymond C . Tower Virginia Bensinger Mr . and Mrs . Lloyd A . Fry III Mr . Richard J . Loewenthal Mr . Richard B . Turner James F . Beré Mr . Gregory Geuther Mr . and Mrs . David R . Luckes Gwen Ulijasz Herman and Ernestine Berger James M . Gill Thomas and Susan Lydon Mr . Theodore M . Utchen Rose Bernice Mr . Robert H . Glaze Mr . Philip Lyons Mr . Thomas E . Warnke Helen U . Bibas Peter and JoEllen Granson Mr . and Mrs . John Mabie *deceased Rubetta W . Biggs Mr . and Mrs . Jack M . Greenberg Ms . Mardie MacKimm Irene J . Bliss John and Jean Greene Ms . Babs W . Maltenfort Lucille E . and Joseph L . Block Mr . Lester Hammar Beatrice Cummings Mayer Mary L . Block
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Margaret S . and Philip D . Block Jr . Alex Demond Mrs . Alice Harris and Mr . Mary L . Koelle George W . Blossom III Jane and Edison Dick Stanley G . Harris Jr . Grace Emily Kretsinger William F . Bode Lewis A . Donaldson Mr . and Mrs . Albert Harry B . Kuhns Hazel Boostrom James H . Douglas Wadsworth Harris Frank W . Kushel Marion Borwell John S . Dunhill Jane G . Harris Anthony R . La Ferla William W . Boyd Ruth Dunn N . Dwight and Jane G . Harris Ella R . Lahey Dr . Norman Bridge Edna L . Dunning Sylva W . Harris Elsie Lahey Elizabeth Brotchner Sherburne M . Earling Carrye and Abraham S . Hart Warren E . Lamson Antoinette F . Brown Margaret Waller Eckhart Sylvia Shaw Haskins Louise H . Landau Baird Brown Clara E . Eddy William and Emma Hatfield Helen G . Laue Bertha Evans Brown Anna C . Edmonds Ralph A . Haworth Estella S . and Sol C . Lazarus Edward Eagle Brown Robert D . and Esther S . Elder Harry F . Hayes Harry B . Lee Emily Lorimer Brown Ernest T . Elvyn Frank A . Hecht Reginald Levy Gerald S . Brown Mary Elizabeth Erskine Margaret L . Hecht Rose Kuhn Levy Gladys B . Buettner Walter Ewing Helen E . Heggie Charlotte Lindon Virginia Buettner Jean H . Fahnestock Janet H . Hegwood Marion M . Lloyd Albert J . Buggie William W . Falconer Raleigh G . Hegwood Henrietta Lovi James and Caroline Amy Falk Rollin D . Hemans Ralph L . Lucchesi Monroe Buggie Irene H . Faust Celia Hernandez Harry B . Lusch Olive M . Buggie Frank J . Fecke Adolph G . Hieronymous Frank Lytle William A . Burns Calvin and Paulina Lyon Fentress Curtis M . Hinman Cora Davis Magie Mary Elizabeth Burroughs Goldabelle McComb Finn Robert E . Hinman Edmund C . Mahoney Burridge D . and Ina H . Butler George Firmenich Jacob Hirtenstein Walter S . and Ella M . Malinke Blema E . Cabeen Marian G . Fisher Mary Dickinson Hoffman Marie Mangini John Campbell Philip McKay Fisher Samuel Hofman Maynard and Elinor Marks Frank V . Carioti Alfred Forrest Lowell S . Hoit Harry L . Marshall Jr . Ryderea Carpenter Mabel O . Forsman Rudolph Wieser and Maria Gertrude B . Martin Walter J . Carrick Janet B . Foster Baxter Holmes Fowler McCormick Henry T . Chandler Jr . Clinton E . and Margaret A . Frank Ellen Holt Cyrus H . and Harriet McCormick Rosaline Cohn Meyer E . Franklin E .S . Holtslander Robert H . McElwee Seymour Coleman Marian K . Freedman William J . and Helen E . Hough Foster G . McGraw Jerome M . Comar Henry B . Freeman Edwin P . Hovey Irving McHenry Gary Comer Ruth M . Freeman Wilfred Hovey Helen Sunny McKibbin Lois R . Conley Marjorie and Herbert B . Fried Melita Seipp Howard William McKittrick John R . Conrad A .S . and E W. . Froelich Hester Ludlow Howe Robert and Jeanette McMurdy Victor Cook Marguerite Ann Gabel Mr . and Mrs . Lawrence Howe Richard McPherren William J . Cook Myrtle Galvin Rose C . Hrdlicka Frank W . Means Loretta Copeland Leslie Freeman Gates F .B . Hubacheck Jr . James S . Merrill Grace G . Corey Albertina Gerhmann Fred A . Huehn Major Truman T . Metzel David F . Corkle Raelene V . Goldstein Emily S . Hulbert John P . Metzer Eleanor H . Corkle Gertrude W .P . Gordon Moses Iralson Edwin F . Meyer Lynnie B . Cornwell Martha E . Gould Herbert S . Irving Donald C . Miller Thomas G . Cottell Josephine H . Graham Florence Emily Jennings Martha Hopkins Miller Cornelius Crane Dr . Oscar E . Grant Hilda T . and Albert J . Johnson Ruth Mitchell John Lloyd Crate Max and Greta Gratzinger Morten S . Johnson Harry C . Moir Payson E . and Eve Gordon Crissy Harold T . Griswold Ralph G . and Helen C . Johnson Edith M . Monash Emerson and Alice Crocker Helen K . Gurley Frances P . Johnston Catherine D . Monks Albert E . Cross Phyllis M . Haeger Fred B . Jones Frederick W . Moore Fannie F . Cross Ruth T . Halliburton George Herbert Jones E . Myra Morgan Darwin Curtis Walter J . Hamlin Ethel Kawin Katherine L . Morningstar John C . Curtis James W . Hammond Irene Kawin Preston and Sterling Morton Audrey McGrath Cutter Juanita Hanson Ethelyn Kerr Sophia P . Morton Charles Darling Dwight S . Harding Edward M . Kerwin Horace C . Moses Mary Darrach Raymond Harkrider Geraldine M . King Dorothy Mosiman Jane Dement Date Marianne S . Harper Leopold Kling Ruth C . Mosser James C . Davis Albert W . Klingbell John R . and Martha E . Moulder
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Blanche E . Muller Max Schiff Henry Van Gelder James A . Neil Norman J . Schlossman Morris and Nellie A . Vehon Herman W . Nelson George Alvin Schmidt Ernest H . and Lillian H . Volwiler Helmet and Ruth Netzer Florence Schryver Louise M . Waiss Bruce Newman John Calwell Scott Ina F . Walker Dan A . Nicholson Sylvia S . Seaman Alex Wallack Ermina C . Nicholson John G . and Frances C . Searle Henry P . Weber Arthur C . Nielsen Lucy B . Seefurth Mildred M . Weber Gwendolyn Norton Helen B . Sehrig Majorie Webster Mary S . Oldberg Ella U . Seipp Helen and Maurice Weigle William Olive Morris Selz Helen Weigle Emily Fentress Ott Robert F . Serafin Louis and Zelda W . Werner Lucille Paaske Mercedea M . Seyfarth Charles P . Wheeler Dr . Morris L . Parker Marion Adele Shank Elsie K . White Grace E . Parks Helen E . Shapiro Sarah E . White Thomas W . Parks Eleanor Shay Gertrude Wickersham James A . and Amanda Mary R . Shedd Emilee L . Wild Louisa Patten Louise B . Shire James Robert Williams John L . Patten Sylvia Simons Sights George H . Williamson Mrs . Helena Patti and James Simpson Madeline Block Willner Mr . Nick J . Patti Burton O . Smith Mae B . Wiltsee Azel A . Peck Edward Page Smith Fredda Wines Carl Penn Elizabeth Louise Smith and Lenor Adeline Wise Ralph Penn James Victor Smith Frank H . and Nellie C . Woods Christen J . Peterson Hermon Dunlap and Ellen Charles H . Worcester W W. . Pike Thorne Smith Mary F .S . Worcester June B . Pinsof Gordon Smith Edith Franklin Wyatt Ellen S . Poole Muriel Smith Faith Wyatt Grellet C . and Dorothy S . Pound James P . Soper Mr . and Mrs . James Zacharias Frederick H . Prince Karen A . Sorensen Carl W . Zepp Dr . Brown Pusey Ora Carr Stannard Dr . William Allen Pusey Clara M . Stein William F . and Mabel E . Quarrie Francis T . Stern Margaret K . Quarrie Lawrence F . Stern Lucile Ralston Russell T . Stern Minnie J . Randall Genevieve Marie Stevenson Frank C . and Margo Randolph Katherin E . Stimson Mary K . Redington Christian Hans Stoelting Patricia Galvin Reedy William B . Storey Earl Reeve Howard A . Stotler Gladys L . Reisman Eli M . Straus Bob and Mary Reusché Francis H . Straus Maude Crawford Rice Frederick R . Stryker Alice L . Robbins Margaret J . Stuart May Josephine Rogers Frank L . Sulzberger Adele Rosenberg Bernard E . Sunny Stella M . and William A . Rowley Harold Swift Arthur Rubloff J . Hall Taylor Mary Crane Russell Dean Terrill Dorothy M . Ryde Victor and Lorraine Tesinsky Edward L . and Nora B . Ryerson Narcissa Niblack Thorne Gladys D . Sandhagen Frank W . Thurston Marion Schaffner Chester D . Tripp Robert C . Schaffner Charles E . Troughear Frederecke Caroline Schall Abbie E . Tyrell Earl K . Schiek Louise L . Valentine
110 THE C H I C A G O C O M MUNIT Y T R U S T PROFFESSIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE AND YOUNG PROFESSIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
PROFESSIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE and YOUNG PROFESSIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
The Chicago Community Trust’s Professional Advisory Committee and Young Professional Advisory Committee consist of professional advisors in the legal, accounting, investment and financial services fields. They work with the Trust to learn more about how they can enhance their clients’ charitable giving. Members of the PAC and YPAC also assist the Trust in building relationships in their fields of expertise, from banking and law to wealth consulting.
PROFESSIONAL Case Hoogendoorn Mark Styles Grant Hendricks ADVISORY Marc Horner Domingo Such Joe Higgins Toya Horn Howard Angelo Tiesi Benjamin Holland COMMITTEE Andrew Jacobs Sally Venverloh Robert Iverson Bennetta Park Jenson Jay Warren Tiffany Irving* Richard Lang, chair Sheila Johnson Michael Weiland Lindsay Jacobsen Karim Ahamed Norah Jones William Weinsheimer Elizabeth Jones Christine Albright Kim Kamin Ryann Whalen Dana Klaczak John Anderson Neil Kawashima John Wiktor Gregory Koeberl Robert Billow Lawrence Kern H . Randolph Williams Elizabeth Kolshak Ann Bjerke Greg Kershner Bruce Wojack Benjamin Lavin Richard Black Jim Kinoshita Jeffrey A . Zaluda Rachael Halstuk Mangoubi Mark Blumenthal Michael Lee Amy Margolin Matthew Bonaguidi Kenneth Lorch Megan Marquardt Jarrett Bostwick YOUNG Michael LoVallo Sarah McGraw Richard Brown Katarinna McBride PROFESSIONAL Corbin Morris Richard Campbell Howard McCue Adam Novak James Casey ADVISORY Michael Morden Ryan Oberly Thomas Chomicz COMMITTEE Donna Morgan Gina Oderda Rebecca Deaton Mark Neil Ray Prather J .E . Clark Delanois Pamela E . Berkowitz, co-chair Sandra Newman Brandon Schlesinger Michael Diedrich James Vender, co-chair Kevin Noonan Michael Sorrow Barry Finkelstein Olivia Brennan Robert Patterson Melinda Stanley Frederic Floberg Courtney Cohen Igor Potym Sara Steigerwald Rick Franklin John Crawford Christine Quigley Erica Tarantur William Franzen Meghan Davis Stephen Robin David Trailov Gregory Frezados Catherine Donovan Darryl Rodgers Michael Wycklendt Michael Friedberg Juli Dreifuss Janice Rodgers Roselyn Friedman Tregg Duerson * past co-chair Kathleen O'Hagan Scallan Jonathan Graber Dan Ebner Todd Schneider Barbara Grayson Dimitri Eliopolous Thomas Schroeder Marguerite Griffin Bill Ellsworth David Shayne David Handler Kelli Garcia Mary Ann Spangler Sisco James Hellige Drew Gibbons David Smith Austin Hirsch Gina Gray Joan Steel David Hodgman Erika Grim Andrew Stone
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FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
The Chicago Community Trust’s mission to improve the quality of life and prosperity of our region is achieved through the generosity of our donors. As of Sept. 30, 2017, the Trust’s consolidated assets totaled more than $2.8 billion. In addition, during the fiscal year, the Trust received new gifts totaling $383 million and made combined grant commitments totaling $323.8 million.
FUND TYPES Designated Funds: At the time a designated fund is Donors may work with the Trust to create and contribute to established, the donor designates specific charitable one or more types of funds . Donors can shape charitable gift organizations as the perpetual recipients of the income from funds to meet their specific interests and objectives by using the fund . The Trust ensures that the designated recipients one or all of the basic fund types as building blocks . receive support as long as they remain in existence and continue to fulfill their intended charitable purpose . Advised Funds: An advised fund may be established with a gift of $10,000 Supporting Organizations: A growing number of donors or more . It provides donors the opportunity to remain actively with significant charitable assets and a desire to have a engaged in the grant making process . Advised funds are more formal giving structure are establishing supporting efficient alternatives to private foundations, may involve organizations . As with advised funds, a supporting successor generations and may be endowed for perpetual organization is an attractive alternative to a private giving . foundation, providing significant tax benefits and grant making support through the Trust . Competitive Funds: The Trust’s competitive funds are available to nonprofit organizations in metropolitan Chicago that serve the residents of the region . Organizations receiving support in the form of grants must have a 501(c)(3) status or fiscal agent . Competitive funds include the following:
• Field of Interest Funds: Individuals and organizations may pool their charitable gifts of any size into a common fund that addresses an issue of importance to them and to the community . Income from these funds is distributed by the Trust in accordance with each fund’s specific purpose .
• Restricted Funds: A donor may establish a fund dedicated to an area of concern to the community . These funds enable the Trust to respond to ongoing needs in specific areas .
• Unrestricted Funds: Through unrestricted funds, donors enable the Trust to respond to the community’s most pressing challenges in creative and flexible ways . These funds provide some of the Trust’s most important resources capable of addressing the ever-changing needs of the community .
112 THE C H I C A G O C O M MUNIT Y T R U S T FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
GROWTH Following are charts that compare the total assets, contributions and combined grant commitments of the past five years for The Chicago Community Trust and Affiliates for fiscal year ending September 30, 2017 .
in millions of dollars Consolidated Assets 3,000 FY 2013 $ 2,087,011,848 2,500 FY 2014 $ 2,290,734,371 2,000 FY 2015 $ 2,280,193,218 1,500 FY 2016 $ 2,537,767,967 1,000 500 FY 2017 $ 2,828,248,897 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 0
in millions of dollars 400 350 Consolidated Contributions 300 FY 2013* $ 208,111,743 250 FY 2014* $ 200,798,791 200 150 FY 2015* $ 260,372,849 100 FY 2016* $ 333,241,587 50 FY 2017* $ 383,713,399 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 0
in millions of dollars Combined Grant Commitments 350 300 FY 2013* $ 161,006,125 250 FY 2014* $ 170,800,892 200 FY 2015* $ 208,418,440 150 FY 2016* $ 236,570,240 100 FY 2017* $ 323,865,992 50 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 *Does not include activity related to government grants and contracts 0
CONTRIBUTIONS During fiscal year 2017, The Chicago Community Trust and Affiliates received contributions of $383,713,399 . Following is an analysis of these contributions by fund type . 0 59%. Fiscal Year 2017 Contributions 0 16%. 0 43%. by Fund Type 7 .35%
Advised $ 350,971,900 Discretionary Endowments $ 28,212,731 Designated $ 621,120 Supporting Organizations $ 2,263,776 Other $ 1,643,872 Total $ 383,713,399 91 4. 7%
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GRANT COMMITMENTS* As illustrated by the following charts, the Trust makes many different types of grants using resources obtained through a variety of partnerships with donors . For an overview of our program priorities and a detailed list of fiscal year 2017 grant recipients, please refer to pages 22 through . 86
Fiscal Year 2017 Grant Commitments by Funding Source 5 94%. 1 .27% Other Funds of the Trust and Affiliates Searle Funds Total Funds 11 .84% Advised $ 246,790,465 $ 15,368,000 $ 262,158,465 Competitive $ 27,286,536 $ 11,057,600 $ 38,344,136 Designated $ 4,115,730 $ 0 $ 4,115,730 Supporting Organizations $ 19,247,661 $ 0 $ 19,247,661 Total $29 7,440,392 $26, 425,600 $ 323,865,992
Fiscal Year 2017 Competitive Grant Commitments by Program Priority 80 .95% Other Funds of the Trust and Affiliates Searle Funds Total Funds Civic and Cultural Vitality $ 9,475,405 $ 760,000 $ 10,235,405 Education and Economic Development $ 3,179,655 $ 4,317,600 $ 7,497,255 Health, Housing and Human Services $ 13,959,976 $ 1,693,000 $ 15,652,976 12 .93% Sustainable Development $ 671,500 $ 4,287,000 $ 4,958,500 Total $ 27,286,536 $ 11,057,600 $ 38,344,136 26% 70.
GO Grants Other Grants Total Civic and Cultural Vitality $ 3,810,000 $ 6,425,405 $ 10,235,405 Education and Economic Development $ 1,700,000 $ 5,797,255 $ 7,497,255 Health, Housing and Human Services $ 9,140,000 $ 6,512,976 $ 15,652,976 Sustainable Development $ 875,000 $ 4,083,500 $ 4,958,500 40 .82% Total $ 15,525,000 $ 22,819,136 $ 38,344,136 19 55%.
Fiscal Year 2017 Advised, Designated and Supporting Organizations Grant Commitments Supporting Advised Designated Organizations Total Arts, Culture and Humanites $ 20,636,674 $ 1,566,896 $ 336,400 $ 22,539,970 4 .83% 7 89%. Education $ 87,113,997 $ 383,931 $ 6,863,874 $ 94,361,802 5 61%. Civil Rights, Social Action 1 39%. and Advocacy $ 5,029,729 $ 439 $ 59,085 $ 5,089,253 Community Improvement 18 .39% and Capacity Building $ 16,506,066 $ 260,596 $ 1,756,680 $ 18,523,342 Employment $ 4,560,805 $ 209,911 $ 72,500 $ 4,843,216 33 .05% Environment $ 7,445,912 $ 65,815 $ 138,213 $ 7,649,940 0 7. 4% Food, Agriculture and Nutrition $ 1,434,257 $ 0 $ 205,830 $ 1,640,087 7 .03% Philanthropy, Voluntarism and Grant Making Foundations $ 15,870,550 $ 191,780 $ 6,349,470 $ 22,411,800 7 85%. 1 7. 8% Health $ 18,177,092 $ 303,444 $ 1,602,231 $ 20,082,767 0 .57% 2 .68% 6 49%. Housing and Shelter $ 2,074,298 $ 50 $ 45,250 $ 2,119,598 1 7. 0% Human Services $ 50,022,809 $ 791,405 $ 1,696,572 $ 52,510,786 International, Foreign Affairs * Does not include grants from federal funds and National Security $ 3,969,862 $ 0 $ 1,250 $ 3,971,112 ** Other includes the following areas: animal-related; Religion-Related $ 15,718,549 $ 174,945 $ 111,296 $ 16,004,790 mutual and member benefits Other** $ 13,597,865 $ 166,518 $ 9,010 $ 13,773,393 Total $ 262,158,465 $ 4,115,730 $ 19,247,661 $ 285,521,856 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
INVESTMENT PERFORMANCE The growth of The Chicago Community Trust and Affiliates is achieved through a combination of new contributions received and investment performance . The Trust’s Finance Committee, with the assistance of professional investment consultants, is responsible for establishing investment policy and the continual monitoring of individual managers and their investment performance . Following are charts that summarize the asset allocation target for the Trust, the investment performance and relevant performance benchmarks .
Asset Allocation Target as of 10% 15% September 30, 2017
Absolute Return
Fixed Income 15% 30% Hedged Equity
International
Large Cap 15% Small Cap 15%
Investment Performance Periods Ending September 30, 2017
1 Year 3 Years 5 Years Trust 11 .53% 5 7. 3% 8 .02% Foundation 12 .30% 6 13%. 8 48%. Policy Benchmark 1 13 42%. 7 82%. 9 41%. Policy Benchmark 2 12 28%. 6 .27% 7 .86%
Policy Index 1 45% S&P, 10% Russell 2000, 7.5% MSCI EAFE, 7.5% MSCI EM and 30% Barclays US Aggregate Policy Index 2 30% S&P, 10% Russell 2000, 7.5% MSCI EAFE, 7.5% MSCI EM 15% Barclays US Aggregate, 15% HFRX Absolute Return, and 15% HFRX Hedged Equity
EXPENSES Board and management work closely to ensure charitable dollars given through The Chicago Community Trust and Affiliates are used for their intended purposes . Mindful of the cost associated with fulfilling the mission of the Trust, expenses are carefully monitored . During fiscal year 2017, total consolidated operating expenses exclusive of grants and program-related expenses were $22,183,915 (administrative expenses of $17,664,832 and investment management and custodian fees of $4,519,083), representing 0 7. 8 percent of total assets .
LEGAL COUNSEL Mayer Brown
ACCOUNTANTS KPMG
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
The Executive Committee of The Chicago Community Trust is the governing body responsible for all grant allocations made from the Trust’s funds, for overseeing asset development and for guiding our general operations .
Our founding Declaration of Trust specifies authorities who are designated to appoint members of this committee in order to represent the communities we serve . All members of the Executive Committee also compose the Board of Directors of The Chicago Community Foundation, our corporate affiliate . Following are the 2017 members of the Executive Committee and their appointing authorities .
FERRO BERNICK BLUHM CABRERA DALEY
DONNELLEY GARDNER NIETO O’CONNOR REINSDORF
REYNOLDS RICHARDSON-LOWRY STRONG TANG WOLF
Michael W. Ferro Jr., Martin Cabrera Jr. Denise B. Gardner Michael A. Reinsdorf Michael Tang Chairman Appointed in 2017 by the Appointed in 2008 Appointed in 2015 by the Appointed in 2009 by Appointed in 2008 by chief judge of the U .S . by the presiding judge of chief judge of the U .S . the president of the the Trustees Committee District Court, Northern the Probate Division District Court, Northern University of Chicago District of Illinois of the Circuit Court of District of Illinois Carol Lavin Bernick Cook County Linda S. Wolf Appointed in 2017 by the William M. Daley James Reynolds Jr. Appointed in 2013 by the Trustees Committee Appointed in 2014 by the Luis P. Nieto Jr. Appointed in 2016 by the chair of the United Way of Executive Committee Appointed in 2016 Trustees Committee Metropolitan Chicago Leslie Bluhm by the presiding judge of Appointed in 2013 by Shawn M. Donnelley the Probate Division Mary B. Richardson-Lowry the president of Appointed in 2011 by the of the Circuit Court of Appointed in 2013 by the Northwestern University Trustees Committee Cook County Trustees Committee James J. O’Connor Jr. William H. Strong Appointed in 2017 by the Appointed in 2017 by chancellor of the University the Executive Committee of Illinois at Chicago
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TRUSTEES COMMITTEE AND BANKS
FORMER EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS *Former chairman
Thomas G . Ayers Paula Hannaway Crown David G . Herro Cynthia Mitchell The Reverend Dr . Kenneth Clifford W . Barnes* Charles S . Cutting Edgar D . Jannotta* Richard M . Morrow B . Smith* Maria C . Bechily William M . Daley George E . Johnson John Nichols R . Douglas Stuart Prudence R . Beidler* Abel Davis Christopher G . Kennedy William R . Odell Frank L . Sulzberger James F . Bere* Milton Davis Martin J . Koldyke Virginia F . Ojeda Harold H . Swift Heather Bilandic Black Gaylord Donnelley Mercedes A . Laing Audrey R . Peeples Henry Favill Tenney Judith S . Block James H . Douglas Jr . Sue Ling Gin Donald S . Perkins Eugene A . Tracy Philip D . Block Jr .* Bernard A . Eckhart Homer J . Livingston Jr . Quintin E . Primo III Merle J . Trees James J . Brice Judy Erwin Charles E . Lomax Nancy Ryerson Ranney Arthur R . Velasquez Carole L . Brown Marshall Field V Margaret P . MacKimm Cordell Reed Ormand J . Wade Eugene J . Buffington Barbara A . Foote* Lewis Manilow Robert W . Reneker Edward K . Welles John A . Canning Jr .* James J . Glasser* Robert A . Mariano John W . Rowe Emory Williams Martin R . Castro Jack M . Greenberg Charles H . Markham Jesse H . Ruiz Blaine J . Yarrington John H . Catlin J . Ira Harris Brooks McCormick* Shirley Welsh Ryan* Adela Cepeda King W . Harris Edward D . McDougal Jr . Edward L . Ryerson* Frank M . Clark* Mortimer B . Harris George B . McKibbin Mrs . Gordon H . “Ruddy” Smith Franklin A . Cole Margaret D . Hartigan Florence Lowden Miller Hermon Dunlap Smith*
TRUSTEES COMMITTEE AND BANKS
Our relationship with Chicago financial institutions dates back to the founding of The Chicago Community Trust and continues to be a partnership with enduring richness . In 1915, Harris Trust and Savings Bank stood as the sole trustee bank charged with managing the Trust’s charitable assets . Over time residents began assessing their own personal giving and contemplated the charitable legacy they would leave the community . Individuals turned to the banks for assistance in leaving gifts in perpetuity, and the banks, in turn, looked to the Trust as a fellow civic leader .
Today five financial institutions manage a large portion of the Trust’s assets . We are privileged to have such strong relationships with these banks and their leaders .
The Trustees Committee, comprising the five chief executives of these banks, appoints up to five members of the Executive Committee, approves other appointments to the committee and, according to the Declaration of Trust, “shall consult with and advise … in matters pertaining to the development of The Chicago Community Trust and public relations ”. Following are the 2017 members of the Trustees Committee and Trustee Banks .
LAMBERT BEAN CASPER CRUZAN WADDELL
Paul Lambert, Chairman David Casper Frederick (Rick) TRUSTEE BANKS Illinois Market President President and Chief H. Waddell Bank of America Executive Officer Chairman and Chief Bank of America BMO Harris Bank, N .A . Executive Officer BMO Harris Bank, N.A. Melissa Bean The Northern Trust JPMorgan Chase Chairman, Midwest Region Marsha Cruzan Company The Northern Trust Company JPMorgan Chase Chicago Market President U.S. Bank U .S . Bank
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PRESIDENT’S OFFICE FINANCE
Terry Mazany Carol Crenshaw President and CEO Vice President of Finance and Chief Financial Officer
Nadege Ganga Nevertha Brooks Executive Administrative Assistant Accounting Associate
Michelle Hunter Mark Finke Director of Strategy and Alignment Director of Administrative Accounting
Denise Mica Ruta Moskowitz Executive/Board Relations Assistant Accounting Associate/Administrative Assistant
Karina Rivera Accounting Associate DEVELOPMENT AND DONOR SERVICES Adan Rodriguez Romero Accounting Associate Jason Baxendale Chief Development Officer Deneen Jackson Smith Director of Endowment Fund Accounting Tim Bresnahan Senior Director of Gift Planning Frank Soo Hoo Controller Peggy Cassidy Development Assistant Danaka Williams Accounting Associate Bob Eichinger Director of Donor Services
Nicole Layton HUMAN RESOURCES AND Associate Manager of Development ADMINISTRATION
Antonio Martinez Jr. Chae Dawning Director of Development Senior Director of Human Resources and Administration
Abbe Temkin Barbara Langford Director of Major & Planned Gifts Receptionist
Janice Washington Rita Medrano Coordinator of Donor Services Executive Assistant and Facilities Manager
LaShaun Taylor Office Assistant
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM
Tom Irvine Peggy A. Davis Chief Information Officer Chief Officer of Programs and Strategic Integration
Claire Chang Sandra Aponte Manager of Application Development Program Officer, Arts and Culture
David Hungness Nestor Avendaño Manager of Data and Reporting Grants Coordinator
Michael Johnson Michael Davidson Desktop Technician Senior Program Officer, Sustainable Development
Tom Pfluger Rebecca Dill Manager of Information Technology Project and Executive Assistant
Laura Gutierrez Administrative Assistant MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS Lee Hart Program Officer, Education and Workforce Development Daniel Ash Chief Marketing Officer Anna Lee Program Officer, Basic Human Needs and Social Services Kate Allgeier Content Director Cora Marquez Administrative Assistant Maritza Bandera Manager of Civic Engagement and Partnerships Shari Pundrich Grants Coordinator Jennifer Ho Archivist Alma Rodriguez Program Officer, Health Cheryl Hughes Senior Director of Strategic Initiatives Joanna Trotter Senior Program Officer, Economic and Community Development Rachel Pate Marketing Assistant
Eva Penar Director of Marketing and Communications
Elizabeth Weber Marketing Coordinator
Jean Westrick Director of Civic Engagement and Partnerships
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STAFF (CONTINUED)
ADA CHICAGO AND CHICAGOLAND WORKFORCE DISABILITIES FUND FUNDER ALLIANCE
Emily Harris Matt Bruce Senior Director Executive Director
Robin Burnett Adrian Esquivel Program Manager Deputy Director
Alexandra Perez-Garcia Cyndi Solitro Program Assistant Program Director
Risa Rifkind Program Manager THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR MCHENRY COUNTY BENEFIT CHICAGO Robin Doeden Executive Director William Towns Executive Director Margaret Miller Program Coordinator Nneka Erondu Program Manager
Christina Cordova-Herrera THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Program Associate OF WILL COUNTY
Michael Trench CALUMET COLLABORATIVE Executive Director
Michelle Champagne Sarah Coulter Program Associate Executive Director
Nichole DeMario Communications Manager ELEVATED CHICAGO
Roberto Requejo CAPRICORN Program Director
Shelly Sital Marly Schott-Dechter Program Manager Administrative Assistant
Nicole Padula Operations Manager
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GENERATION ALL METROPOLIS STRATEGIES ILLINOIS JUSTICE PROJECT Beatriz Ponce de Leon Executive Director Jennifer Green Program Assistant
GET IN CHICAGO Korynna Lopez Project Assistant
Toni Irving Sharone Mitchell Executive Director Deputy Director
Tiffany Duffy Quinn Rallins Grants Coordinator Program Director
Lisa Floran Program Associate THE LAKE COUNTY Crystal Jackson COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Program Officer Miah Armour George Letavish Executive Director Senior Policy Analyst Maggie Morales Lisa Moultrie Manager of Community Engagement Program Director Wendy Richter Paula Sitar Associate of Foundation Relations Administrative Assistant
SMART CHICAGO HIVE CHICAGO Kyla Williams Maria Hibbs Interim Executive Director Executive Director Sonja Marziano Jessica Besser-Rosenberg Project Coordinator Program Manager Denise Linn Riedl Sana Jafri Program Analyst Program Officer Leslie Durr Vanessa Johnson Project Coordinator Administrative Assistant
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TRUST AT A GLANCE
ORIGINS Albert W . Harris of Harris Trust and Savings Bank and his father, Norman Harris, founded The Chicago Community Trust on May 12, 1915 .
ASSETS $2 .8 Billion
GOVERNANCE Executive Committee: The Trust’s governing board comprises up to 17 community leaders who oversee all operations . Trustees Committee: Made up of senior executive officers of banks that manage at least $4 million in Trust funds, the Trustees Committee appoints members of the Executive Committee and advises the Trust on development and community relations matters .
GEOGRAPHIC SCOPE Chicago, suburban Cook County and the Illinois counties of DuPage, Kane, Lake, McHenry and Will
GRANTS TO SUPPORT The Chicago Community Trust and Affiliates, together with its donors, gave more than $300 COMMUNITIES million in 2017 .
GRANT MAKING PROGRAM Education and economic development; health, housing and human services; civic and cultural AREAS vitality; and sustainable development .
SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS Burridge D . Butler Memorial Trust, Glasser and Rosenthal Family Foundation, Lavin Family Supporting Foundation, Metropolis Strategies, PERT Foundation and Springboard Foundation
GEOGRAPHIC AFFILIATES The Community Foundation for McHenry County, The Community Foundation of Will County and The Lake County Community Foundation
IDENTITY-FOCUSED FUNDS African American Legacy, Asian Giving Circle, Disabilities Fund, Latino Giving Circle, The LGBT Community Fund, Nuestro Futuro, and Young Leaders Fund
FUNDING COLLABORATIVES Arts Education Initiative, Arts Work Fund for Organizational Development, Chicago Fund for Safe and Peaceful Communities, Chicagoland Workforce Funder Alliance, Connect Chicago Challenge, Elevated Chicago, Financial Services Pipeline Initiative, Generation All, Get IN Chicago, Hive Chicago, Illinois Immigration Funders Collaborative and Smart Chicago Collaborative
CIVIC LEADERSHIP The Trust regularly convenes public sector, civic and community leaders to work on finding solutions for challenges facing the Chicago region .
NONPROFIT INCUBATOR Many Trust initiatives and programs have developed into stand-alone organizations addressing the needs of the community, including the Campaign for Community Schools, Chicago High School for the Arts, Executive Service Corps of Chicago, IFF, Ingenuity, Leadership Greater Chicago and Voices for Illinois Children .
DONOR SERVICES The Trust works one on one with local donors to help them manage their charitable giving, offering them several ways to give . These include setting up their own funds or contributing to existing funds . Donors with funds at the Trust are able to benefit from the expertise of the Trust’s grant making staff and the scope of our grant making .
COMMITMENTS TO OUR LEADING CHANGE: Solving the most pressing issues and responding to the big opportunities COMMUNITY within our communities . ENGAGING RESIDENTS: Generating new models of collaboration with one another for the common good . INSPIRING PHILANTHROPY: Celebrating the spirit of giving by joining together to create the country’s most philanthropic region . 122 THE C H I C A G O C O M MUNIT Y T R U S T The Chicago Community Trust, our region’s community foundation, partners with donors to leverage their philanthropy in ways that transform lives and communities. For the past century, we have connected the generosity of donors with community needs by making grants to nonprofit organizations working to improve metropolitan Chicago. Since our founding in 1915, the Trust has awarded over $2 billion in grant funding to more than 11,000 local nonprofit organizations– including more than $300 million in 2017. Our region is home to people passionate about their neighborhoods. People committed to making a difference. People divided by a legacy of segregation, separated by lines of class and race and opportunity–but there is much more that unites us than divides us. We pledge to bridge these divisions and to champion the common good, creating a place where no one is left behind.
To learn more about how the Trust has improved the quality of life in metropolitan Chicago, we invite you to visit our website at www.cct.org.
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