2015 annual report

Opening doors ANIXTER CENTER BOARD OF DIRECTORS, FISCAL YEAR 2015

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE William Mack CHAIR Executive Director, Morgan Stanley Joanna Horsnail Lawrence Markin Partner, Mayer Brown LLP President & Owner, Sherman Plastics Corp. CHAIR-ELECT Mary M. McDonnell Eric T. Gastevich President, McDonnell & Associates Principal, E.T. Gastevich Enterprises LLC Tiffany Miller TREASURER Senior Counsel, McDonald’s Corporation Steve Gilson Partner, Gilson Labus & Silverman LLC Carol Neiger President & Owner, NeigerDesign Inc. SECRETARY Brian Bulger Barbara Riekse Partner, Meckler Bulger Tilson Marick & Pearson LLP Principal, Corporate Commercial, Cannon Design Roberto Romo DIRECTORS DURING FY15 Retired from Illinois Clean Energy Jason G. Adess Partner, Berger Schatz Adam Schaeffer Senior Counsel, Koch Companies Public Sector LLC Ellen Garber Bronfeld Advocate James Sisk Senior Vice President, MB Financial Bank Stacy Brown Chief Human Resources Officer, Livingston International HONORARY BOARD MEMBER Phyllis Creek Jack Ehrlich Director, Office of Global Deployment, Deloitte LLP PRESIDENT & CEO Tanya Curtis Kevin Limbeck (through 5/31/2015) Partner, Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP Dr. Teresa Garate (as of 6/1/2015) Hillary A. Ebach Executive Vice President, Wrapports LLC Rickey Freeman, CLU Senior Managing Director, Mesirow Financial Lisa Gutierrez Vice President, People, Cleversafe Michael Hartman Partner, FGMK LLC Lauren K. Hill Managing Director, Guggenheim Partners LLC Susan Jun Director, Bank of America Merrill Lynch Back row left to right: Adam Schaeffer, Joseph Levy, Mary McDonnell, John Kemnitz Christos Linardakis, Jason Adess, Roberto Romo, Eric Gastevich, Partner, KPMG, LLC Kevin Limbeck, Michael Hartman, John Kemnitz, Jon Linas, Steve Gilson, Joseph M. Levy, M.D. Lawrence Markin. Front row left to right: Lisa Gutierrez, Susan Jun, Barbara Retired Physician Riekse, Joanna Horsnail, Tanya Curtis, Lauren Hill, Stacy Brown, Phyllis Creek Not pictured: Brian Bulger, Ellen Garber Bronfeld, Hillary Ebach, Christos Linardakis Rickey Freeman, William Mack, Tiffany Miller, Carol Neiger, James Sisk Senior Counsel, Braumiller Law Group

Jon Linas Editorial: Sharon Honaker Attorney, Jones Day Photography: David Kindler and Jason Geil | Chicago PhotoPress Design: Eileen Wagner Design, Inc. 2 2015 annual report It is my pleasure to introduce Dr. Teresa Garate, Anixter Center’s new President & CEO. Tere is a dynamic leader and recognized authority in the fields of disabilities, education, human services and public health. She brings to Anixter Center a passion for excellence and, as she describes below, an exciting vision for our future.

Joanna Horsnail Chair, Anixter Center Board of Directors

DEAR FRIENDS OF ANIXTER CENTER: The theme of this year’s annual report is “Opening Doors.” As you will discover in the pages that follow, it is a fitting theme for an organization on the brink of celebrating two major milestones— in 2016, Chicago Hearing Society will turn 100, and in 2019, Anixter Center will celebrate its 100th anniversary. Our incredibly rich legacy of helping people is worthy of celebration. But, at the same time, we must honor that legacy by continuing to open doors—literally and symbolically—to help even more underserved people of all ages, all races, all ethnicities. Thanks to our donors, supporters, staff, volunteers and the public, we accomplished much in FY2015, allowing us to set even Dr. Teresa Garate higher expectations for the coming year. In June, I was honored that Anixter Center opened its doors to welcome me as its new leader. In turn, I am committed to “opening doors” to new, innovative opportunities for our clients, family members and staff. I am excited to be part of this long-standing community-based organization dedicated to providing opportunities for those who need our help the most. As we prepare for the future, let’s start by celebrating our FY2015 accomplishments under the leadership of my predecessor, Kevin Limbeck. There is much in this annual report to celebrate, while at the same time showing how we are preparing for new opportunities. The following pages highlight the breadth of our organization, including our divisions, CALOR, Chicago Hearing Society and Lekotek. You’ll see how the leadership and staff of all of these programs have opened doors for clients and families throughout the year. I hope you also see how you, as a supporter, volunteer, stakeholder or donor, have played a critical role in our success. We couldn’t have done it without you! Your support will be just as important in the future as we prepare this wonderful organization for the next 100 years. Our heartfelt thanks to all of you who make our work possible—we look forward to 2016 with great anticipation.

Dr. Teresa Garate President and Chief Executive Officer Anixter Center

www.Anixter.org 3 We ARE Anixter Center

The Anixter Center family includes the parent organization, Anixter Center, and three divisions, CALOR, Chicago Hearing Society (CHS) and Lekotek. Together, we provided 37 programs and services in FY2015, while supporting more than 8,000 clients of all ages.

Approaching its 100th anniversary in 2019, Anixter Center provides a broad range of programs for teens, young adults and older adults with disabilities and related challenges, including residential, educational, employment, socialization and health services. Day programs that emphasize community integration, job training, literacy tutoring and mental health services are just a few of the programs offered. CALOR has built a unique niche supporting people of color on Chicago’s West side, particularly those affected by HIV/AIDS. CALOR offers a variety of bilingual services, including its signature HIV/AIDS prevention services, case management services, job placement support and substance abuse education programs. In 2016, Chicago Hearing Society (CHS) will celebrate its 100th anniversary. Through those years, CHS has built a rich legacy of supporting children, teens and adults who are deaf or hard of hearing. Services range from CHS’s cornerstone Hearing Health Clinic to interpreter referral services and youth mentoring programs as well as domestic violence and victim assistance and advocacy programs. All income levels are welcome. Toys and fun rule at Lekotek, which serves some of the youngest clients within the entire Anixter Center family. Using play-based therapy to build key life skills, Lekotek works primarily with young children with disabilities and their families. It also offers professional development for those who work with children with disabilities. And it has formed partnerships with members of the toy industry, providing guidance on making toys accessible for all.

4 2015 annual report Those Who Come Through Our Doors

The people who come to Anixter Center, CALOR, Chicago Hearing Society and Lekotek represent all ethnic and racial backgrounds. They also span the age spectrum, from birth to age 90+. What sets us apart is our ability to support people throughout their lives—whether it is helping a child with Down syndrome learn through play or providing a home for a senior citizen with multiple disabilities. Most of our clients have at least one disability—developmental, physical, cognitive, sensory, psychiatric or medical-related—and many have more than one. They come from all income levels, but the vast majority have incomes significantly below the poverty line. Each person who passes through our doors is unique, and we provide individualized services so that each one can lead as full and as independent a life as possible.

www.Anixter.org 5 A Year of Opening doors for All

For almost a century, Anixter Center has been opening doors and helping others. And for many of those 100 years, the number of people served has grown annually and 2015 was no exception. Despite a sluggish economy and a challenging state budget, Anixter Center grew once again in FY2015, serving more than 8,000 children, teens, young adults and older adults with disabilities and related challenges.

The growth came in programs across our organization, including: • CALOR’s Prevention and Education Services • Lekotek’s Training Services • Chicago Hearing Society’s Interpreter Referral Services • Residential Services • Community Resources & Support (CRS) Day Program • Stuart G. Ferst School • Home-Based Services

In addition, a new 24-hour supervised home was opened in Evanston during the year. It joined Avondale, which opened in FY2014, as our two newest residences designed to help adults with disabilities build daily living skills, expand their independence and become a part of their communities. Other highlights for the year include Lekotek’s launch of a website to help families and friends choose the best toys for children with disabilities; new programs at CALOR to help underserved communities; and an innovative new fundraiser for Chicago Hearing Society that shattered revenue and attendance objectives and introduced a new audience to CHS and Anixter Center. In June, we welcomed Dr. Teresa Garate as our new President and CEO following the retirement of Kevin Limbeck at the end of May. Dr. Garate is a recognized authority in the fields of disabilities, education, human services and public health. Under her guidance, the organization’s top priorities will continue to be accountability and sustainability, ensuring our legacy for the next century of service.

6 2015 annual report Serving more than 8,000 children, teens and adults, Anixter Center and its three divisions—CALOR, Chicago Hearing Society and Lekotek—continue to form one of the largest nonprofit organizations in the Chicago area serving people with disabilities.

www.Anixter.org 7 Opening doors Learning and Growing At Ferst School Students with Disabilities Get Ready for Their Futures

What a difference a few years can make. There was a time when Tracy was being called much too frequently to her son’s school to pick him up because the staff didn’t know what to do with him. Three years later, those calls are a distant memory. They stopped when Tracy enrolled her 12-year- old son, Christian, at Ferst School. “The change is amazing,” she says of her son, who has autism. “Christian has gone from doing virtually no academic work at his old school to now doing multiplication and beginning algebra. He’s also reading at a much higher level. There has been a large amount of growth in every area, but especially his behavior.”

For almost 30 years, Anixter Center’s Stuart G. Ferst School has provided families with children with disabilities an alternative to a traditional public school setting. This small, highly individualized school is designed for students age 6 to 21 with physical disabilities, emotional/ behavioral disorders, autism, cognitive disabilities and traumatic brain injuries. Located on Chicago’s north side, the school draws students from across the city and suburbs, including as far away as Waukegan. All students must be referred by their school districts. “Every person on staff here, whether a teacher, a therapist or a support person, has one goal and that is to help each student learn and grow to the best of their abilities,” says Indira Buzaljko, Ferst School principal. “Because we have a low student to teacher ratio and specialized services, I believe we have ways to help our students that traditional schools don’t always have.” All classrooms at Ferst School are staffed with special education teachers, specialized teaching assistants and paraprofessionals. Also on staff are a social worker, occupational therapist and nurse, and they are joined by a contractual physical therapist and speech therapist. The school has an art room, several therapy rooms, a large accessible playground and a gym. But the learning extends beyond the school’s walls. The ultimate goal is for every student to be successful in their communities. So outings are scheduled throughout the year to businesses and various local destinations, including Navy Pier, the theater and parks.

8 2015 annual report “The doors are always open at Ferst School. Parents know they can ask questions and that they will get support here.” —Tracy, Christian’s mother

www.Anixter.org 9 “Thankfully we found Ferst School. This is the place we feel we belong.” —Maria, Justin’s mother

10 2015 annual report These outings extend what students are learning in the classroom. They also help students become more comfortable in and knowledgeable about their communities. In addition, older students can engage in authentic employment opportunities through several programs, such as our recycling services.

It is the communication between staff and parents that Markia likes best about Ferst School. Her 8-year-old son, Kemari, has been attending Ferst for about 2 years. “The relationship that the staff forms with parents and students is great,” Markia says. “They are really encouraging him, and I feel like he will be able to be mainstreamed. That’s definitely the goal.”

Through the years Ferst School has had a number of students who have been able to return to their local schools. “Our goal for every student is to get them back to their home school and for them to continue to be successful there,” says Indira. “We have definitely had students who have done that.” If students come to Ferst School at an older age, typically age 18 or older, however, there may not be enough time to achieve that goal. For these students, parents and staff meet and usually different goals are set, often involving teaching these students the social or vocational skills they will need for their futures. “We want each student to reach their greatest potential—whatever that may be—and it is up to us to help find that potential,” Indira says. The doors are always open at Ferst School and visitors are welcome. Parents of current students know they can stop by at any time. Parents of potential students typically get a referral from their current school before arranging for a tour. But that’s not necessary. Staff also conducts informal tours so parents can at least get a glimpse of all that happens at Ferst.

It was only an informal tour of the school, but within moments of stepping inside, Pattie knew that Ferst School would be a good match for her 11-year-old son, Ryan, who has a combination of autism and type 1 diabetes. “It was like a breath of fresh air when I came through the door,” Pattie says. “I knew they would understand Ryan and accept him for who he is.” Noting that Ryan is “high-strung,” Pattie says the school and staff have had a calming effect on him in the year and a half that he has been at the school. That change alone means he is better able to learn and to deal with challenging situations or people. Pattie especially likes that the staff has set some high goals for Ryan. That’s important to her because it is clear they are preparing him for the future. Her dream is to see him move on to their local school and ultimately get a job, perhaps in computer programming.

www.Anixter.org 11 Opening doors Opening Doors to the Past and the Future New Focus Program Helps Rebuild Lives

Two strokes by age 41 left Tameka with serious challenges. She had difficulty walking and talking; she had lost most of her memories. The aphasia had left her almost silent. When the mother of five came to New Focus in the fall of 2014, she was virtually expressionless and almost non-communicative— locked tight inside herself.

There are not many day programs in Illinois that provide comprehensive, intensive therapy for adults who are facing rehabilitation after an acquired or traumatic brain injury. Anixter Center’s New Focus is one of those unique programs, helping adults as they transition from an injury and a hospital stay to rebuilding the rest of their lives. For nearly 25 years, the program has worked with those who have sustained a brain injury due to a stroke, car or motorcycle accident, fall, blow to the head or war wound, among other causes. Each person’s injury is as unique as the challenges he or she faces. Many of those coming to New Focus have difficulty with speech, memory, walking, fine/ gross motor skills, problem solving, organization and more. Depending on the severity of the injury, ordinary tasks such as eating and dressing without assistance may be next to impossible. Some cannot recall their children’s names. Some who have worked for years no longer can— at least not until they can rebuild vocational skills or develop new ones. Many are withdrawn.

Tameka faced many challenges when she came to New Focus, but the most striking may have been that she rarely uttered a sound. She had trouble expressing herself and understanding others. Her doctors said they had done all they could. Just as they do for all clients, New Focus staff created an individualized rehab program for Tameka that involved a variety of therapies to reestablish that all important mind-body connection. Slowly Tameka began to respond, particularly to the creative arts therapies—dance/movement and art.

12 2015 annual report “When I came, I had trouble walking and talking. I’ve come a long way and I’m so proud of myself.” —Tameka, New Focus client

www.Anixter.org 13 “Coming to New Focus has been a life-saving experience. I can see a future now.” —JoAnne, wife of New Focus client Rich

14 2015 annual report Today, Tameka can share her thoughts and hold a conversation. She is social and enjoys talking and joking with her peers. She also is willing to take risks—including volunteering to do an impromptu dance for others in her program. “Every day I’m getting better,” she says. Now that her words and memories are returning, Tameka is shifting her focus from the past to the future, working on building job skills, hoping that one day she might be able to work again.

What sets New Focus apart from many other day programs for brain injury rehab is its holistic approach to healing, including—but not limited to—cognitive retraining, speech/ physical/occupational therapies, counseling, community reintegration, vocational skills training and creative arts therapies. Almost all therapies involve a group approach. While everyone who comes to New Focus has individual challenges, what they all share is the need to rebuild parts of their lives. Working in groups lets them help each other, no matter what personal challenges they face. For all clients, this group dynamic is a critical part of their success at New Focus.

A retired Chicago police officer, Rich suffered a traumatic brain injury after a fall. He was withdrawn and when he did speak, it was often unintelligible. He clearly wanted to isolate himself from others, including his wife, JoAnne. At the same time he was pushing others away, he needed help with basic tasks. His peers and staff at New Focus wouldn’t let Rich stay withdrawn. They kept including him. In turn, he saw how his peers were facing and conquering their own challenges. Peer support is a powerful force for healing and it continues to help Rich heal. “From the beginning, the New Focus staff set goals for him to become more independent and more social,” says JoAnne, Rich’s wife. “Slowly I saw the change. He climbs steps now and can find his way to his program without help. At home he can dress himself and make his own lunch.” Most important to her, JoAnne says, Rich has started to laugh and enjoy being with others. “He is still quiet, but his eyes light up when he recognizes others in his New Focus group, and he definitely wants to be with them. He is becoming a happy person again. I’ve so missed that.”

www.Anixter.org 15 Opening doors Seated Not Defeated 25 Years of Opening Doors Through Literacy

Ron doesn’t really remember the accident. He does recall he was supposed to paint roof vents on the restaurant where he had been working to earn money for college. Then came the fall, which left him paralyzed and unable to walk. It also affected his ability to talk so that now he uses a computer device, similar to a keyboard, to convey his words. The accident may have changed Ron’s life but not his determination to succeed. After his recovery, he began applying for jobs. When nothing opened up, he decided to start his own business— Beyond Handi-Caps. The online apparel business (www.beyondhandi-caps.com) sells T-shirts, hats, and sweatshirts with such slogans as Seated Not Defeated, Disabled + Proud, and Life Goes On. These slogans mirror Ron’s attitude toward life, and he hopes they will inspire others to always keep moving forward.

Instrumental in helping Ron set up his business was Anixter Center’s Jack Ehrlich Adult Literacy Program. For several years, Ron has been a part of the program, working with various tutors to improve his computer, communication and marketing skills. Recently, with his tutor’s help, Ron updated and expanded his website, drawing more visitors and sales. In FY2015, the Literacy Program celebrated a quarter century of helping those with disabilities improve their reading, writing, math, job search and computer skills. It is Chicago’s only free literacy program designed exclusively to meet the needs of older teens and adults with disabilities. Through the years, the program has matched countless learners with volunteer tutors, who have donated their time to help students reach their personal literacy goals. In FY2015 alone, there were 131 learners paired with 70 tutors, who overall provided 2,528 free instructional hours (up from 2,390 hours in 2014). The program had more than its 25th anniversary to celebrate in 2015. Thanks to a grant from Comcast Corporation, its computer lab was updated to make learning easier for those with disabilities. The lab now has the latest in accessible equipment, including touchscreen computers, track mice and monitor magnifiers.

16 2015 annual report “Literacy has helped me with my computer skills so I can build my business and improve my website.” —Ron, Literacy Program Learner

www.Anixter.org 17 Opening doors What good is a toy if it isn’t fun? Lekotek debuts digital toy matchmaker for children with disabilities.

“It is so important that Jack has toys he can play with,” says Emily, whose 2-year-old son, Jack, has cerebral palsy. “He’s been given toys that have never been opened because he can’t use them. People don’t always know what to give him.”

On a quest to make sure toys are fun for everyone, Lekotek launched a new AblePlayTM website—AblePlay.org—last April. Designed for parents, relatives, friends and therapists of children with disabilities, this new website offers a gold mine of information to help them find toys that will quickly become favorites.

For more than a year, Emily and Jack have been attending therapeutic play sessions at Lekotek. As Jack’s skills have developed, so has his interest in toys. He’s moved from easy-to-move toys to those he can begin putting together. “Lekotek has helped me understand which toys will be fun and will help Jack. He is truly learning through play,” Emily says. “It is so amazing to watch him grow”

Lekotek is a recognized leader in helping young children with disabilities develop important life skills using therapeutic play. With decades of experience, Lekotek’s staff members know how to find toys that will be fun and engaging for these children. AblePlay’s proprietary toy rating system draws on that experience. The new website matches toys with children, based on a child’s age, disability, abilities, interests and more. The more than 130 toys listed on the site come from such manufacturers as Little Tikes, VTech, WePlay, uKloo and SmartNoggin Toys. Visitors to the site can browse through toys to see pictures, read descriptions and check out reviews. Or they can search by type of toy or developmental skill (communication, social/ emotional, etc.). The site is simply a resource; it does not sell toys. The new site was funded by a generous grant from The Searle Funds at The Chicago Community Trust. In its first three months, AblePlay.org had more than 5,000 unique visitors. It was also honored with the W3 Gold Award for Creative Excellence in Nonprofit Web Design.

“The AblePlay website is a trusted resource for parents, therapists, educational professionals and retailers searching for quality products to stimulate, teach and enhance a child’s development through play.” —Doreen Dotto, CEO/President of uKloo Kids, Inc.

18 2015 annual report “Everyone in Jack’s life wants to help him. But sometimes the toys they give him are more frustrating than fun.” —Emily, mother of 2-year-old Jack

www.Anixter.org 19 Opening doors Hands Up! CHS Mentorship Program Connects Communities

Two words—“Hands Up”—mean a sign language interpreter is ready to work. To some, signing may look as simple as those words; it is anything but.

Yasmine has signed for her deaf parents as long as she can remember, at meetings, family events and job interviews. It seemed natural to make it her profession, so she went to school and joined CHS’s Mary Mulcrone Mentorship Program. That’s when she realized how much there is to becoming an effective interpreter. “A really good interpreter is like an actor on stage, conveying emotions and voice inflections as well as words,” she says. That was one important lesson she learned as a mentee. She also discovered how valuable it is to hear about someone else’s experiences. Once an interpreter mentee and now a mentor, Melva agrees. “There’s only so much you can learn in the classroom. The practical experience—everything from preparing for an assignment to introducing yourself to a client—is critical. I learned so much as a mentee, I had to become a mentor.”

For eight years, Chicago Hearing Society’s free Mary Mulcrone Mentorship program, a critical part of CHS’s service to the Deaf Community, has helped new interpreters polish their skills by pairing them with seasoned interpreters. These volunteer mentors share their experiences and take mentees on jobs so they can see how an interpreting assignment works. The more jobs mentees go on, the more they take over the interpreting, allowing mentors to watch their protégés in action and provide invaluable feedback. Often mentees are matched with different mentors—CHS has ten mentors ready to share their knowledge. To provide the best learning experience, assignments also vary, from medical appointments and meetings to legal proceedings and baby showers. In FY2015 the mentorship program provided approximately 200 hours of mentoring. It also offered a free full-day workshop open to all interpreters.

“There is no way for me to explain how important the mentoring has been. There’s nothing like being in the moment, interpreting in front of a client. With each assignment, my skills and confidence have grown,” says Yasmine.

20 2015 annual report “Sharing my experience with others so they can grow is important to me. It lets me give back to the Deaf Community in a tangible way,” —Melva, Mary Mulcrone mentor

www.Anixter.org 21 Opening doors Bringing Hope, Sharing Experiences, Leading New CALOR Program Reaches Underserved

In April, CALOR launched a program to help a little recognized and very much underserved community—men who have sex with men. These men may or may not identify themselves as gay. The new program is an intervention specifically for men who are HIV negative and focuses on the Latino community, in keeping with CALOR’s roots. For years, CALOR has supported this community through its Conexiones group. This year’s intervention, “Many Men, Many Voices,” was started to help these men maintain a healthy lifestyle and remain HIV negative. The seven-week program is free and open to all. The meetings explore topics such as the influence of cultural, social and religious norms on behavior and HIV risk and prevention options. While CALOR staff led the inaugural seven-week program, the goal is for a member of the group to facilitate future programs. Through past experience, CALOR staff knows that a member of the group will be the most effective in opening doors to this community and sharing the “Many Men, Many Voices” messages of reality, self-determination and hope.

Arturo first heard about CALOR through a friend. That was about four years ago. Since then he has been involved in several CALOR programs, and now he’s the one telling others. After participating in the first “Many Men, Many Voices” group, Arturo decided to volunteer to help lead the next session. So he participated in CALOR-sponsored training that gave him the skills to be a peer leader for groups, and he is now ready to co-facilitate the next group. Arturo is well-respected among his peers and for good reason. “Many in the Latino community are afraid to ask for help. There may be language problems,” Arturo says. “I want to let them know there is help. I want them to see that it is safe. I want to be a leader so I can share that—especially with younger men in the Latino community who really need to hear this message.”

22 2015 annual report “I want to let the Latino community know not to be afraid. I want to tell them CALOR is a place they can go to and ask questions and learn.” —Arturo, CALOR volunteer

www.Anixter.org 23 Celebrating Empowerment through Employment

For someone with disabilities, a job is more than a paycheck; it represents responsibility, self-esteem and independence. This year’s annual Benefit for Ability Spring Gala, “Empowerment through Employment,” celebrated the transformative power that being employed can have while honoring Comcast Corporation as a champion of jobs for people of all abilities. Thanks to the support of Event Chair David Doebler, President and General Manager, NBC 5 Chicago, and honoree designee Matthew Summy, Vice President of External & Government Affairs, Comcast, the annual gala raised more than $513,000 for Anixter Center’s programs that support people of all ages with disabilities. The striking Winter Garden atop the Harold Washington Library Center was the perfect setting for this night to remember, which included a showcase of all the employment services Anixter Center offers to those with disabilities, from contract employment opportunities and job David Doebler, Marion Brooks, Carol Marin, Joanna coaching to professional placement. Horsnail, Kevin Limbeck The evening culminated with a challenge to other employers to include those with disabilities in their workforces.

Joe Higgins and Jason Lunderman David Doebler

24 2015 annual report Previous Anixter Center Spring Benefit Chairs John Blacketor, Dan Reidy, Richard Price and Tony Valukas are joined by Joanna Horsnail, 2015 Chair David Doebler, Matt Summy, Kevin Limbeck, Janet Anixter and Steve Anixter.

Matt Summy

The evening’s paddle raise brought in more NBC 5 Chicago’s Marion Brooks led the paddle raise. than $34,500.

www.Anixter.org 25 Lighting Up the Night for Lekotek

It was a perfect, crisp fall night outside and a fabulous glowing night inside as the Lekotek Ambassadors held their 5th Annual Lekotek Ambassador Ball, “Light Up The Night,” at Galleria Marchetti. More than 200 supporters of all ages laughed, played and danced the night away, all to raise money to help children with disabilities and their families. Once again the climax was the wildly popular Light George Cleary, Laura Miller, Nikki Cleary, Jeannine Cleary Up the Night Ceremony in which guests who have made donations during the evening receive glow sticks and let them shine as the lights are dimmed. Some wear the sticks; others hold them and head for the dance floor. The shimmering spectacle lights up the night and warms the heart. This year’s benefit, the most successful one yet, raised nearly $104,000, thanks in large part to the enthusiasm of event chair Megan Stavriotis and Master of Ceremonies Sarah Spain.

Dancing the Night Away

Sarah Spain, Master of Ceremonies Jenna Pomykalski, Peter ten Brink, Frank ten Brink

26 2015 annual report Taking Over One of Chicago’s Most Popular Hot Spots

Something “new, different and—most of all—exciting” was the charge for this year’s Chicago Hearing Society benefit. Mission accomplished—and surpassed! For starters, the benefit was moved away from the traditional restaurant setting of years past and held at the trendy Laguniatas Brewing Company on Chicago’s near west side. Just recently opened, the brewery proved to be the perfect setting for the 200 guests to mingle, sample craft beers and appetizers, shop the silent auction and enjoy the music and lights. For adventuresome guests, the brewery catwalk was open and they could watch the brewery in action, bottles spinning around a labyrinth of metal, moving from empty to full and boxed. Not too surprising, the Last Beer Call was greeted with groans as few guests were ready to leave. The night raised almost $64,000 for CHS’s Hearing Health Clinic, Interpreter Services/Accommodations and Social Services/ Guests sat around the expansive bar or at tables throughout Advocacy programs. the room.

On the way to the TAPROOM. Craft beers, food, silent auction and live entertainment blended for a perfect night.

www.Anixter.org 27 Financial Overview

Total Net Assets @ 6/30/2015 $19,061,075

Fundraising - EXPENSES In-Kind 1.30% Depreciation & Amortization 4.72% Program Expenses $18,781,177 Fundraising - Supporting Services $3,061,680 Cash 2.33% Fundraising - Cash $556,132 Supporting Services Fundraising - In-Kind $310,443 12.85% Sub Total $22,709,432 Depreciation & Amortization $1,123,857 Program Expenses 78.80% Total Expenses $23,833,289

REVENUE Rental Income State of Illinois $9,942,186 Contributions - 7.76% Investment & Other Income -0.62% Other Grants & Fees $4,071,634 In-Kind 1.47% Earned Income $3,759,950 Contributions - Cash 6.97% Contributions - Cash $1,467,710 Contributions - In-Kind $310,443 State of Illinois Rental Income $1,634,517 Earned 47.22% Income Investment & Other Income ($130,222) 17.86% Total Revenue $21,056,218 Other Grants & Fees 19.34%

EARNED INCOME Janitorial Canteen & Other 0.99% CHS $2,143,124 13.08% Packaging $1,087,871 Janitorial $491,604 Canteen & Other $37,351 CHS 57.00% Total Earned Income $3,759,950 Packaging 28.93%

DONATIONS RAISED In-Kind Cash $1,467,710 17.46% In-Kind $310,443 Total Donations $1,778,153 Cash 82.54%

28 2015 annual report Employers of People with Earned Income Packaging Disabilities 2014–15 and Janitorial 2014–15

Au Bon Pain Northwestern University Aadvert International Inc. International Promotional Bass Pro Shop Old Navy Ability One Federal Set-Aside Ideas Chicago Trolley & Double Parson’s Engineering Program Invado Pharmaceuticals Decker Bus Petco Adams Plastics Kernel Seasons LLC Comfort Suites Pete’s Tea & Coffee Advance Equipment LORAC Cosmetics Delta Sonic Car Wash Red Mango Café American Scrap Metal Mediahood Agency Dovenmuehle Mortgage REI Services Mid Pack Eli’s Cheesecake Rivers Casino Anixter Village Nordstrom FedEx Schaumburg Toyota Centrum Equities Outreach Inc. Goodwill Great Lakes Scoozi Restaurant Change of Art Owow Toys Naval Base Securitas Chenille Kraft Personal Care Products Inc. Guaranteed Rate Mortgage Social Security Chicago Cares Phonak Hearing Systems Help at Home Administration Children’s Memorial Proforma i.d. Clare & Co. Home Depot Sodexo Leisure Services Foundation Proper Protection Inc. – Gurnee Target City of Chicago RBS & Associates – Waukegan – Chicago – City Hall Sensio Inc. Jewel – Glenview Comcast Source America – Arlington Heights – Melrose Park Community Health State of Illinois – Gurnee – Northbrook Organization – Central Management – Waukegan – West Dundee David Grossman & Services Jimmy Johns – Wheeling Associates – Department of Children Job Corps Terrence Paper Company Erwin Penland and Family Services, Jump America Tilley’s Federal Reserve Bank of Office of Child Kohl’s TJ Max Chicago Development La Costa Toll Authority at the FGS Inc. – Department of Manor Care Chicago Lighthouse Field Trip Factory Employment Services Mariano’s Treasure Island GC America – Department of Human – Arlington Heights UBER General Looseleaf Bindery Services – Chicago (6 locations) Ultra Foods Gripfree – Division of – Glenview University of Illinois at Hello Products Rehabilitation Services – Gurnee Chicago Henri Bendel ULTA Beauty – Kenosha UPS Hu-Friedy United States Army Reserve – Northfield Valuecom Huron Paper Stock Center, Forest Park – Park Ridge Walgreens Import Packaging Urban Accents – Skokie Walmart Ink Umbrella Design W.R. Grace & Co. – Waukegan – Bedford Park InnerWorkings Marshalls – Chicago McDonald’s – Elgin – Arlington Heights – Niles – Elk Grove Village – Skokie – Palatine West Meadow Ice Arena – Rolling Meadows XSport Fitness Metropolitan Chicago – Arlington Heights YMCA – Niles Moe’s Southwest Grill – Skokie National Business Systems Zurich North America

www.Anixter.org 29 Friends of Anixter Center

The Friends of Anixter Center designation recognizes the lifetime giving of our generous donors. The ongoing support of these dedicated individuals makes it possible for people with disabilities and related challenges to soar to their full potential.

GIFTS AND GRANTS OF David Nicholson Mitsubishi Electric America Bartlit Beck Herman Palenchar & $1,000,000 and above Northern Trust Charitable Trust Foundation Scott Estate of Lester J. Anixter Prince Charitable Trusts The Elizabeth Morse Genius Bears Care The Chicago Community Trust Gordon and Claire Prussian Charitable Trust Beatrice Foods Company Polk Bros. Foundation PVS Chemicals, Inc. The Nalco Foundation Margaret Bellock Toys “R” Us Children’s Fund, Inc. Quaker Oats Company NBC 5 Chicago Berger Schatz Michael Reese Health Trust NEC Foundation of America Allan and Janice Bergman The San Diego Foundation The Northern Trust Best Buy Children’s Foundation GIFTS AND GRANTS OF Sears, Roebuck & Company Open Hearts for Retarded Children Dr.and Mrs. Richard L. Bigg $500,000 to $999,999 Season of Concern Edmond and Alice Opler Foundation Blind Service Association Lester and Edward Anixter Family Shapiro Lobel LLP Frank E. Payne and Seba B. Payne Bloomingdale’s Foundation Estate of Sheldon L. Siegel Foundation The Blowitz-Ridgeway Foundation Dr. Scholl Foundation Louise Silberman and Chris Galle Progressive Services Network, NFP Robert and Marjorie Bourke Jones Day Peter Silberman Estate of Anne Reichel BP Estate of B. Rolwing Whisenand Thomas and Nancy Silberman The Retirement Research Foundation BP Foundation, Inc. Karen and Robert Strizak Daniel F. and Ada L. Rice Foundation Donna and Michael Brandwein GIFTS AND GRANTS OF Summit Executive Centre Special Kids Foundation Briarpatch, Inc. $100,000 to $499,999 Toy Manufacturers of America Stericycle, Inc. Bristol-Myers Squibb Company United Way of Metropolitan Chicago Students Consulting for Nonprofit Brian W. and Laura Bulger Edward F. Anixter Walgreen Company Organizations Estate of Sarah S. Burke Anonymous The Washington Square Health Mr. and Mrs. R. Wieseneck Rose Mary Burke and Jeffery Heksh Anonymous Foundation YEA! Highland Park, Inc. Burlington Northern Santa Fe Anonymous W.P. & H.B. White Foundation Foundation Anonymous George Zendt Charitable Trust Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Bank of America Charitable Literacy Foundation, Inc. C.W. Finkl Foundation, Inc. Bank One Foundation GIFTS AND GRANTS OF Thomas and Nancy Campbell Sanford and Renee Bank $50,000 to $99,999 Carol and Anthony Carfang Helen V. Brach Foundation Adams Plastics, LLC Centrum Properties, Inc. Cannon Design Ameritech Ted Cesarz Center Foundation Rita Bakewell Charles B. See Foundation Citibank, N.A. BankAmerica Foundation Charter One Financial, Inc. Jeannine Cleary and Frank ten Brink The Baxter Foundation Chicago Club of the Deaf ComDisco Inc. Francis Beidler Foundation Chicago Commons Association The Crown Family Philanthropies Ellen & Ronald Block Family Chicago Otology Group Inc. Patrick & Anna M. Cudahy Fund Foundation Chicago Partners, LLC Mr. and Mrs. W. Allen Davies Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois GIFTS AND GRANTS OF Chicago Stock Exchange Foundation Julius N. Frankel Foundation BCBSIL $10,000 to $49,999 Chicago Sun-Times Richard and Mary Freeman BMO Harris Bank A. Finkl and Sons Co. Chicago Tribune Charities Lloyd A. Fry Foundation Cashel Foundation A.L. Mailman Family Foundation Christopher and Dana Reeve GATX Corporation Children’s Care Foundation ABC Rail Products Corporation Foundation George R. Kendall Foundation The Colonel Stanley R. McNeil Abel Noser Corporation The Chubb Corporation Grant Healthcare Foundation Foundation ABN AMRO Clearing, LLC Citibank, F.S.B. GreaterGood.org Continental Bank Foundation Mr. Jonathan Achenbaum William and Loretta Cleary Daniel P. Haerther Charitable Trust Matthew and Hillary Ebach Mr. Jason G. and Margaret Adess Clifton Larson Allen LLP Hasbro Children’s Foundation The Fezzik Foundation, Inc. AdvaCare Systems CME Group, Inc. The Healthcare Foundation of Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Affirmative Industries of Chicago Ms. Lottie Cocanig Highland Park The Field Foundation of Illinois AIDS Foundation of Chicago Cochran Family Foundation Illinois Children’s Healthcare Foundation for Health Enhancement AIM Specialty Health Comcast Corporation Foundation Eric T. Gastevich and Catherine Albert & Anne Mansfield Foundation Comcast Foundation Jones Day Foundation Nardi Albert J. & Claire R. Speh Foundation Commonwealth Edison Kenilworth United Fund, Inc. Benjamin B. Green-Field Foundation Allan L. Maca Foundation Complete Cleaning Company, Inc. Kraft Foods, Inc. Institutional Capital, LLC Alliance Bernstein L.P. CoreNet Global-Chicago Chapter Vera Leonard Trust Jones & Cleary Roofing/Sheet Metal Alvin H. Baum Family Fund Elaine D. and Paul T. Cottey Irving Lewis Co., Inc Lester Anixter Charitable Remainder Mr. and Mrs. Alan Crane Robert Lyon JP Morgan Securities Inc. Annuity Trust Crowe Horwath, LLP Mattel Children’s Foundation Donald P. & Byrd M. Kelly Alan and Gail Anixter David Dahl Robert R. McCormick Foundation Foundation Janet and Steven Anixter The Danforth Foundation William G. McGowan Charitable Elizabeth Konopka Midge B. Anixter Mr. and Mrs. John S. Darling Fund Mrs. and Mr. Roberta and Irving Ann and Robert H. Lurie Foundation Mr. Kevin J. Daugherty Mesirow Financial Services Lewis Anonymous Davies Family Foundation Morgan Stanley The Little Tikes Company Anonymous DDB Worldwide Communications Morris Braun Foundation Lunan Corporation Associated Agencies, Inc. Group Inc Estate of Joyce F. Moss Larry and Beth Markin Baker Demonstration School Jorge and Susan del Castillo NeigerDesign Inc. Baker Development Corporation The Delany Charitable Trust

30 2015 annual report Deloitte Integrated Data Storage, LLC Morgan Stanley Foundation Mary C. Dempsey Interpark, LLC Morton International, Inc. Designs for Dignity Izzy + Mosby-Year Book, Inc. Devon Bank Mrs. Jack Jacala Motorola Mobility Foundation Driehaus Capital Management LLC Jackson National Community Fund Reverend Joseph Mulcrone Edward F. Anixter Revocable Trust David and Ileen Jacobs Geoffrey and Karyn Murphy Jack and Carol Ehrlich James R. & Lesley B. Anixter Family Nationwide Acceptance, LLC Ms. Mary Ann Einarson Foundation Carol and Carmi Neiger Elaine Settler Foundation Jeanine Jasica Robert Neiman Equity Office Management, LLC Jenner & Block LLC Bill and Sherry Nelson Ernst & Young LLP The JM Foundation Neuberger Berman Foundation Jerald and Ellen Esrick Jocarno Fund William R. Neumann Marymargaret Sharp-Pucci, Ph.D. City of Evanston John R. Houlsby Foundation Harry and Rita Nicholls and Greg Pucci Executive Construction Inc. Joseph R. Takats Foundation Jim and Ann Nicholson Sheffield Neighborhood Association Exelon Corporation Howard I. Kain Nissan North America, Inc. Sherman Plastics Corporation Peter and Paula Fasseas Foundation The Mayer and Morris Kaplan Family Oberkotter Foundation Siemens Hearing Instruments, Inc. Federal-Mogul Corporation Foundation Karin D. O’Connor Mr. Robert Silver Fel-Pro/Mecklenburger Foundation Karate Can DO Foundation Julian and Sheila Oettinger Silvio B. Troianello Trust Stuart and Judy Ferst Mr. and Mrs. John Kemnitz On-Cor Frozen Foods, Inc. Sirius Fund Fifth Third Bank, Niles Mrs. G. P. Kendall Optima, Inc. Liz Sode Cesarz Roland and Iris Finkelman Helen Kendall Otto W. Lehmann Foundation Sorenson Communications, Inc. Finnegan Family Foundation Mr. Richard Kereluk Pactiv LLC Special People In Need First Bank & Trust Joseph Keyes Estate of Susan M. Papaneck Megan and Eric Stavriotis The First National Bank of Chicago Estate of Ann M. King George and Cynthia Parker Sterling Family Foundation First Presbyterian Church of Kiwanis International Foundation Christopher Penrose Structured Development Wilmette Mr. and Mrs. Hersch and Avril Klaff Peoples Gas Joseph and Jeanne Sullivan Foote, Cone & Belding Chicago Mark and Shawn Kmety Dan E. Phelps The Sun-Times Foundation For All Kids Foundation, Inc. Dave and Sandy Koropp Phonak Susan Crown Exchange Rickey and Joan Freeman KPMG LLP Ms. Donna Pittman Ms. Diane Swonk Sidney and Roslyn Furth Lawrence Krema Pittway Corporation Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Taggart G.J. Aigner Foundation Norman A. Kwak Foundation Talbott Teas, Inc. The Galter Foundation Lakshmi Foundation Thomas Pizzato Target Vladimir and Dorothea Gastevich Land O’Frost, Inc. Plante Moran Telemundo Chicago Gaylord & Dorothy Donnelley LaSalle Bank Polk Family Charitable Fund Thorek Memorial Foundation Foundation Lawson Products, Inc. Sidney L. Port Tropp & Company, Inc. General Iron Industries Charitable Lawyers Title Insurance Corporation Patricia and Timothy Preheim Nancy and Thomas Trueblood Foundation Monte Lazarus Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Price U.S. Bancorp George M. Eisenberg Foundation for Lefkovitz Foundation Arthur and Barbara Pringle UBS Warburg, LLC Charities Janet and Eugene Lerner Mr. Michael Prussian Selwyn and Lois Unell Gilson Labus & Silverman, LLC Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises, Nancy Prussian-Weber and Cliff Unilever Home & Personal Care, Steve and Joanne Gilson Inc. Weber USA Grand Victoria Foundation Levi Strauss Foundation Michael and Lisa Reninger Unilever United States Foundation, Grant Thornton, LLP Dr. Joseph M. Levy Rivers Casino Inc. Ms. Francoise Gross Magda Levy Henry and Deborah Robbins United Healthcare Hannah and Frank Grossman James and Helen Lewis Romo Family Foundation United States Gypsum Foundation, Charitable Trust Liberty Mutual Insurance Ronald McDonald House Charities, Inc. Jack R. and Kay S. Grossman Kevin Limbeck and Wendy Siegel Chicago & Northwest Indiana United Way Crusade of Mercy Charitable Foundation Mrs. Nellie Lindholst Burton X. and Shelly Rosenberg Universal Training Groupon, Inc. Cathy Lorber, Ph.D. and Phil Lee and Nathan Rosenmutter Family Varlen Corporation Guggenheim Partners, LLC Crittenden Foundation Vedder Price Kaufman & Kammholz Mr. Carl Gulbrandsen Catherine M. Lorenz Mr. and Mrs. Warner A. Rosenthal Victor Weil Trust Corwith Hamill Louis R. Lurie Foundation Rothman Family Foundation Vintage Blue Dr. Jerome Handler and Barbara Mrs. Goldie B. Luftig Rush Taggart Fund Visiting Nurses Association Handler Renee Lumpkin Ruth Lodge for Handicapped Foundation The Harris Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William and Karen Children Walsh Family Foundation, Inc. Harvey and Elizabth Plotnick Mack Patrick G. & Shirley W. Ryan Mrs. Roy Warshawsky Robert and Linda Hauser Macy’s Foundation Mrs. Theresa L. Wille Perle W. and Harry Heftman Mayer Brown LLP Alan and Jill Sahakian Jane and Harry C. Woldenberg Heller Financial, Inc. Mazza Foundation Mrs. Jean S. Sampson Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey and Linda Highland Park Community Ms. Mary McDonnell Sara Lee Foundation Wolfson Foundation McGraw Foundation Suzanne R. Sawada Woman’s Club of Evanston Lauren Hill Daniel and Patricia McKay SBC Foundation Nancy M. Young M.D. Holland Capital Management, LLC Dr. and Mrs David and Norene Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Schaider Ms. Joanna Horsnail McLone Joel and Mari Ann Schaider Howard Simon and Associates, Inc. Bernard and Jean Meltzer Mrs. Barbara Schrayer GIFTS AND GRANTS OF Dr. Daniel Hurley Peter and Jenna Merlin Robert and Barbara Schrayer $5,000 to $9,999 Hurvis Family Foundation, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Alan G. Micco The Seabury Foundation The 1111 Foundation Illinois Clean Energy Community Microsoft Matching Gifts Program The Searle Funds at The Chicago 360 Communications Foundation Harvey and Marilyn Mines Community Trust The A. Montgomery Ward Illinois Telecommunications Access Molex, Inc. Shand Morahan & Company, Inc. Foundation Corporation Montgomery Ward Foundation Sheryl A. Sharp Abbott Laboratories Fund

Donor Key: Black Gifts to Anixter Center (combined giving to Anixter Center, CALOR, CHS and/or National Lekotek) Red Gifts to CALOR only Green Gifts to CHS only Blue Gifts to National Lekotek only *Indicates multi-year pledges www.Anixter.org 31 Mrs. Lillian Adler Mr. and Mrs. William G. and Penny Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Vicki MTH Industries Admiral Heating and Ventilating, Darnell Horwich Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy and Anna Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Alex and Linda Darragh Eileen and David Hovey Mullin Catherine D. Albiez Mr. and Mrs. Andy and Roberta L. Hu-Friedy Mfg. Co., LLC The National Association of People Allen Visual Systems, Inc. Denenberg Humana Foundation with AIDS Alliance Companies, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Brian and Diane Karen Hunt and Andy Bryan National City Bank Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Tom and Diane Allison Diedrich Mr. Thomas Hynes Navigant Consulting, Inc. Altep Ms. Carol Dillon Illinois State Council Knights of Isabel Neuert AMCO Corporation The Dimensional Group Columbus Charities, Inc. The Nielsen Company American Blues Theater Ms. Cynthia Dodick Inter Ocean Cabinet Company Barbara Ofman Edward F. Anixter Dominick’s Charitable Foundation Irwin Siegel Agency, Inc. Ogilvy & Mather Chicago William Anixter Mr. and Mrs. Philip and Marsha Ivan Carlson & Associates One Step Ahead Brands, LLC Architectural Glass Works, Inc. Dowd JC Penney Life Insurance Company Thomas and Mary Owens Mr. Raymond Armstron Mr. and Mrs. Jim and Deborah Doyle Jeanine M. Jasica Foundation Foundation Ascher Brothers Co., Inc. Sylvia Drebin Jewel Food Store Parenti & Raffaelli, Ltd. ASGK DTI Global Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Mrs. Ellen Parikh Mr. and Mrs. Terry and Suzan Athas DuPont Pharmaceuticals Company Chicago Ms. Kristie P. Paskvan Avon Products, Inc. Ms. Stella Earman Jones Lang LaSalle, Inc. Pearle Vision Foundation, Inc. Robert and Linda Badesch Eric Eisenstein Ms. Juhl Pepper Construction Group James and Carolyn Badger Elkay Manufacturing Company Ms. Susan Jun Ronald L. Phelps Mr. and Mrs. John and Ellyn Bank Howard and Sydney Engel Juno Lighting Group Pirtano Construction, INC Ms. Karen Barch Evanston Community Foundation JWC Media Editorial Offices Ms. Lynne Pontikes Mrs. Alvin Baum F.E. Moran Mechanical Services, Inc. Jennifer Kabana PPM America, Inc. Baxter International Foundation Mrs. Bernard J. Fairwood Dr. and Mrs. Joel A. Kaplan Print Mint Gallery BDO Fannie Mae Foundation Mr. Martin Kaplan The Private Bank Ms. Hope S. Beam Mr. and Mrs. Lance and Brenda Feis The Kara Foundation The Promotion Network, Inc. Beamz Interactive, Inc. Paul Finnell Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP QTG Division of Pepsico Mr. and Mrs. Dave and Kathryn Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company Mr. and Mrs. Gregory B. and Janice R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company Beecken First Midwest Bank Kavanaugh Mitchell and Raci Eileen and Bruce Bennin Florence Kaplan Charitable Debra Dann Kay RBC Foundation-USA Berglund Construction Foundation Anita Kelley Reading is Fundamental (RIF) Mr. and Mrs. Dennis and Joyce Black Foster Charitable Trust Kellogg School of Management Dr. Miriam Redleaf Mrs. Harold Blankstein Mr. and Mrs. James R. Foster Kenilworth Union Church Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reed Helen and Willard Boris Fred Loewinsohn Trust John Kiss Mr. and Mrs. Daniel and Elizabeth Bowne of Chicago Kathleen Friedman Kittleman & Associates, LLC Reidy Bradford Allen Realty Services Mr. and Mrs. Howard Friend Kiwanis Club of Evanston REX Electric and Technologies, LLC Break Thru Enterprises, Inc. Friends Golf League Knox Mechanical Services, Inc. Ms. Ariel Reyes Asher Bronfeld and Ellen Garber Mr. and Mrs. Ken and Erin Gallagher Mary Kozil Rich Harvest Farms Bronfeld Gallant Insurance Company Brian Lepacek Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Carol Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. and Donna Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Galuhn Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Levenson Riekse Brown General Electric Transportation Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Levy Rippe & Kingston Brozosky & Brosk, P.C. Gibson Electric & Technology Limelight Catering Riverside Township Lions Club Martin M. Brozosky Solutions Vic Linell Robinette Demolition, Inc. Cable Television and Glenview State Bank Mr. Raymond Lombardi R-T Specialty, LLC Communications Association Goldberg Kohn Foundation Mrs. Robert A. Lorenz Carolyn O. Rusnak Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. and Susan J. Goldman Sachs & Company Ms. Jane Lukas Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ruth Caponigri Mr. Albert Golembeski and Ms. Mr. Michael Mackey Mr. John P. Ryan Jack and Margaret Caveney Jennifer Duboc Mr. and Mrs. Norman and Marci Mr. and Mrs. Marc E. Sacks CBS Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey and Cidney Malter Safeco Insurance Companies Mr. and Mrs. Franklin A. Chanen Golman Mrs. Margery Markin Debby Sampson Chas. Levy Company, LLC The Golz Family Maron Electric Company Sanwa Business Credit Corporation Chicago Transit Authority - Helping Ms. Judi Gorman Marshall Field’s and Company Mr. and Mrs. John I. Schlossman Hand Rewards Bruce Gregga Mr. and Mrs. Gregory and Joan Michael and Nancy Schulson Citi Commerce Solutions, Inc. Lawrence and Cheryl Grelle Martin Mr. Charles P. Schwartz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. and Sandra Mr. and Mrs. William and Thelma MB Financial Bank, N.A. Richard Sciortino Clark Grogg Mr. Brian McCaskey Scott and Penny Anixter Family June and Bill Cleary Stacey Price Grossman McDonald Hopkins LLC Foundation Cleats Manufacturing Company, Inc. Grover Hermann Foundation Michael and Janet McHugh Sertoma Center Clune Construction Company GTCR, LLC MaryRose McNamee and Brad Batka The Service Club of Chicago CNA Ms. Lisa Gutierrez Med-El Corporation Shell Energy North America Cochlear Americas Mark A. Hajduch Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Mencoff Ms. Joellen L. Silberman Cole Taylor Bank Mr. John P. Harney Mr. and Mrs. Timothy and Josephine Mrs. Joann Silva Columbia College Chicago Harold M. & Adeline S. Morrison Messink Dale Singleton Connexion Family Foundation Ken and Susan Meyer Family Meyer and Mildred Skolnick Mr. and Mrs. David and Pamela The Hartford Foundation Solar Communications, Inc. Conroy Mr. Phillip M. Hauser Ms. Dana Mikstay Solo Cup Operating Corporation Continental Electrical Construction Paul and Nancy Herbert Erik T. Miller SourceAmerica Company Mr. and Mrs. Philip and Frances Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Miller Sprint Cowen Group, Inc. Higley, Jr. Mr. Dominick Mondi St. Francis Borgia Deaf Center Credit Suisse The Hill Group Ms. Linda Morris Steelcase Ms. Phyllis J. Creek Hearing Loss Association of America Mr. and Mrs. James R. and Sylvia The Robert and Christine Steinmann Crump Insurance Services, Inc. Louis and Nancy Holland Morrison Family Foundation Mr. Milton A. Curry Holy Apostles Philoptohos Society Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Campbell Paula and Robert Stendel Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Holzheimer Charitable Foundation

32 2015 annual report Stone Installation and Maintenance, Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Judith Mr. David Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gutterman Inc. Appelbaum Mr. and Mrs. Sam and Patricia Ms. Nancy Hablutzel Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. and The Arc of Illinois Cordes Ms. Anne C. Haffner Charlotte Storer Argus Services, Inc. Cosmair, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. and Marilou Strategic Legal Solutions Ariel Investments, LLC Mr. and Mrs. John and Monique Haight Thomas Engineering Inc. Marie L. Aries Craig Ms. Muriel C. Hames Time Warner Foundation Laura and John Arnold Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. and Isabel Mrs. Sally M. Hands The Times Mirror Foundation Arthur Andersen Curley Walter H. Hansen Toys “R” Us Antitrust Litigation Austen Construction Ms. Julie Dann Mr. and Mrs. Daniel and Julie Harris Settlement Fund B and B Laundry, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey and Paula Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Harris The Travelers Indemnity Company Michael and Julia Baccash Danoff Mr. and Ms. Milton and Abigail Richard W. Treleaven Private Mr. Bruce Bachmann Mr. Steven Daugherty Harris Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Bank Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell and Beth B. Louise S. and Henry G. Hart Jr. Garit Ms. Teri Turner Barnett Capital Ltd. Davis Foundation UBS Employee Giving Program Mr. Gregory Beihl and Ms. Wendy Mr. Michael Dearwester Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Hartman UBS Financial Services, Inc. Freyer Ms. Margie Deitch Haworth Unattributed Lekotek Bere Foundation Deluxe Corporation Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell J. Hefter Randi L. and Rob Valerious Ms. Carlyn Berghoff Democratic Club of the 50th Ward The Henry W. Bull Foundation Mr. Anton Valukas Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Diane Mr. and Mrs. Pierre and Sarah Highland Park Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Walter and Judy Van Berkowitz DeVincentis Helen Hilken Benthuysen Mr. and Mrs. Howard I. Bernstein DIFFA Chicago Mr. Jeffrey Himmel Mary Ellen and James Van Ness Ken Bieschke Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert and Paulette Mr. E. Franklin Hirsch Mrs. Julie and Mr. Ronald Vander Jackie and Butch Bingham DiGiannantonio Holzheimer Fund Weele Mr. and Mrs. John and Abbe Directional Construction Services, Home Made Easy, Inc. Vanguard Charitable Endowment Blacketor Inc. Hooters of America, Inc. Program Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. and Helen Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette The Vicki and Thomas Horwich Vinyl Materials, Inc. Boosalis Donna Bozek Day Care, Inc. Foundation Walt Disney Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. Dorothea Haus Ross Foundation Household International, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Steve and Diana Ware Sheri Boress DRU, LLC Mrs. Barbara Howe Warrior Insurance Group, Inc. BorgWarner Foundation Thomas Durkin Tiffany Hundley Ms. Phyllis Warye BP Matching Funds Program Earl M. and Margery C. Chapman Mr. Donald Hunt and Mrs. Jane Robert and Roberta Washlow Bravo Restaurants, Inc. Foundation Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Solomon and Maurine Bridgeview Bank & Trust Company Dr. David A. Ebert Ms. Audrey Gould and Mr. Russell Weisgal Mrs. and Mr. Susan and Joel Mr. and Mrs. Marty and Carol Hyman West Humbolt Park Development Bronstein Eckstein Illinois Hands & Voices Council Joel Brosky Dean Egerter Craig Iseli Western Utility, LLC Ms. Stacy Brown Mr. James Eisenberg J. Walter Thompson USA Widex Robert and Elizabeth Bruce Mr. and Mrs. William G. and Carol Jane Woldenberg Family Foundation Charles H. Wiggins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff and Sue Brunner Elliot Jennings Chevrolet, Inc. William Wood Skinner Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John R. Buchanan Fara Commercial Brokerage JMB Financial Advisors, LLC Leandra Williams Ms. Carol Buer Dr. Robert Feinstein and Mrs. JMC Realty, Inc. Willis North America, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Galen and Birch Feinstein Laura Thompson The Witter Bynner Foundation for Burghardt Larry Feldman Fred Jones Poetry Carol and Tom Butler Fifth Third Bank, Riverside Plaza Joseph Leigh Designs Maureen and Scott Byron Mr. Frederick Fischer and Ms. Catheryne Juckniess Cable Services Inc./ Hoosier Cable Heather McWilliams Michael Kamradt Patrick B. Cage Bridget M. Flanagan Kanne Family Foundation Brian Caldwell Ms. Debra Foreman Helen Kauffman California Pizza Kitchen, Inc. Mrs. Janet W. Freund Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kaul Cynthia Canary Richard P. Friedman Kayhan International Limited Mr. Michael Carlson and Dr. Maria Mr. and Mrs. Wayne and Debbie Ms. Sheila Kelly Ignacio-Carlson Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Walter and Audrey CBRE Foundation, Inc. Mr. Leonard Gail and Ms. Robin Kihm CCIM Institute Steans Marcia Kleiman Lisa Centone and Joseph Curci Gardner Carton & Douglas Todd Klein Charles Schwab Foundation Dean and Kathleen Garstecki Dr. David Klodd Joe Chiappetta Mrs. Dorothy Gerson Suell Kluck Chicago Area Combined Federal Mr. Dean Ginter Mr. and Mrs. Bryan and Joyce Campaign Mr. and Mrs. James J. Glasser Kneeland GIFTS AND GRANTS OF Chicago Cooling Corporation Morris Gold Raymond Koehler $2,500 to $4,999 Chicago Office Technology Group Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gordon Lagunitas Brewing Company Access Community Health Network (COTG) - A Xerox Company Graycor Industrial Constructors, Inc. Mr. Brock C. LaMarca Alvin A. Achenbaum Cimco Communications, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Marc B. Grayson Mr. James R. Lancaster Mr. Gilbert Adelstein Mr. Thomas Cleary Dr. and Mrs. Alan D. and Sallie Allene E. Landman Advanced Bionics, LLC. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Cohn Green Lands’ End Inc. Alberto Culver Company Mr. and Mrs. Mac Cohn Greenberg Traurig, LLP Leaf, Dahl & Company, Ltd. Altschuler, Melvoin and Glasser LLP Mr. and Mrs. Stephen and Christine Mr. and Mrs. Bud Greene Learning Curve International, Inc. American Com-Source Technologies, Cole Bob and Amy Greenebaum Glenn Lefkovitz Inc. Commercial Carpet Consultants Ms. Donna Gross Mr. Robert Leopold Jr. American Endowment Foundation Common Ground Solutions, Inc. Mr. Bruce Grossman Mr. and Mrs. Marc and Pam Levin Anonymous James Connors Ms. Lisa Gundry Robert Levy Aon PLC

Donor Key: Black Gifts to Anixter Center (combined giving to Anixter Center, CALOR, CHS and/or National Lekotek) Red Gifts to CALOR only Green Gifts to CHS only Blue Gifts to National Lekotek only *Indicates multi-year pledges www.Anixter.org 33 Mr. Christos Linardakis Ms. Sheila Rensberger Richard Wile Austin Community Foundation- Lincoln Park Chamber of Commerce Charles and Cathy Ripp William Blair & Company, LLC Goldblatt Fund Lisec & Biederman, Ltd. Mr. Chet Riske Mr. and Mrs. Jeffry S. Wineman Carlos M. Azcoitia Ms. Patricia M. Livingston Robert E. Schneider Foundation Winger & Associates, Ltd. Ms. Lesli Babbs Locke Lord, LLP Robertson Lowstuter Inc. Wintrust Financial Corporation Baker & McKenzie LLP Dennis Lockhart Janet Rogatz Marion Witle Jean Baker Mr. Richard J. Loewenthal Jr. Mr. Tom Rolfes Mr. and Mrs. Richard Woldenberg Mr. and Mrs. W. Christopher and Richard R. Lorenz Rooks, Pitts & Poust Wood to Wonderful Frances Bakewell Richard and Donna Loundy Rotary Club of Evanston Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Woods Denita Baldi James Lundstrom Rotary Club of Wilmette Harbor Jeffrey Wulbert Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. and Katie Jacquelyn Lloyd Marvin and Debra Rotstein York Children’s Foundation Bally Ginger and David Maloney Mrs. Harold Rudich Pearl A. Zager Banta Direct Marketing Mr. Aaron Marovitz Rudofker Fund Jeanne Zasadil Don and Banta Marvin Herman & Associates Salomon Smith Barney Mr. and Mrs. David and Petronella Barnes & Noble, Inc. Mary and Bruce Goodman Fund Mr. Randy Sanders Zeunert Mr. Richard Barrett and Ms. Sarah Massage Therapy Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. and Emily Zurich Kemper Investments, Inc. Curry Mr. Melvin Mathias Sandquist Ms. Kari Bartel Jerry and Lynne Matsumoto Ms. and Mr. Ingrid and Michael Barton Incorporated Anina and Roger McCarron Sarapuu Bayer, Bess, Vanderwarker McDermott, Will & Emery Mr. Donald W. Schaumberger Helen Beall McDonald’s Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. and Susan Ken and Susan Beard Robert and Marilyn McIlvaine Schelling Mr. and Ms. Philip S. and Janice Beck Carlette McMullan and John Gibbons Dr. and Mrs. James Schneider Hortense Becker Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc. Paul and Ann Schreckenberger Ms. Gail Bedessem Bill Messink Schroder Structured Investments, Ms. Mary Bedke MetLife Foundation Inc. Doris Behr Metropolitan Bank Group, Inc. Schwab Rehabilitation Hospital Bell & Howell Mid-America Tile Mr. Ed Schwartz Ms. Katherine L. Bendix Mills Family Charitable Foundation Ms. Irma Seaholm Benjamin J. Rosenthal Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Milton Minkin Denise Selz Benjamin M. Becker Trust Mr. Dennis Moore Ph.D. Seyfarth Shaw LLP Ms. Beth Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. Denny and Mardi SG Cowen Securities Corporation Ms. Nancy Benjamin Moore Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shachtman GIFTS AND GRANTS OF Ms. Cathy Beres James B. Moran Mr. Brian Shevitz $1,000 to $2,499 Berger, Newmark & Fenchel, P.C. Mr. Robert Moriarty Misao Shiratsuki Abt Electronics and Appliance Mr. and Mrs. Julian L. Berman Richard M. Morrow Mr. Michael Sir Access Living of Metropolitan Diane and Karl Berolzheimer Ms. Elaine R. Moseley Skokie Paper & Paint Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Ronald and Terri Bess Muvico Entertainment LLC William Smithburg Ms. Sarah Adams Betty S. & Robert B. Frank Charitable National Bureau of Property Marcy Spector Aggressive List Management, Inc. Foundation Administration, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stone Agouron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Bianco John and Cheryl Neal Strider Sports International Ms. Karen G. Aguilar Charles Bidwill Marjorie Nelson Super Press Instant Printing Mr. and Mrs. James and Phyllis Fritz and Nancy Biederman Newmark Grubb Knight Frank Mr. and Mrs. William P. and Katy Albrecht Billow Butler & Company, LLC NIC Transit, Inc. Sutter ALDA - Chicago Ms. Kimberly Blackburn Diana and Paul Nielander Margery Teller Marian Alich Charles and Evelyn Bloom Nielsen Massey Vanillas Mr. Mr. Edward P. Temborius Dr. and Mrs. Hubert A. and Mary Blum-Kovler Foundation Mr. James P. Noga Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. and Karen Allen Mr. Dan Boho Nortech Communications, Inc. Terry Allied Benefit Systems, Inc. Mr. Bill Boockford The NutraSweet Company Mr. and Ms. Thomas and Gigi Allsteel Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Renee OFS Brands Holdings, Inc. Theobald ALLTEL-Wireless Botelho Robert O’Hara and Cheryl Smith Diana Thorpe Albert and Connie Alunni Mr. and Mrs. Barry and Joy Bowen Omron Foundation, Inc. Ms. Mara Treves American Cable & Telephone, LLC Amy Bowers Open Books, Ltd. True North Communications, Inc. American Center for Spine and Mr. and Mrs. Peter and Paula Brady Oticon, Inc. Ms. Michele Tunzi Neurosurgery Michael and Marianne Brailov Paine Webber United Way of DuPage/West Cook American Express Tax and Business Mr. and Mrs. Myron and Betty Payment America Systems, Inc. Betsy and James Uzzell Services, Inc. Brakke Al and Kitty Pennacchio Mr. Glen Vandermolen American India Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David and Arden Mr. and Mrs. John and Amber Peters Variety-The Children’s Charity of American Mail-Well Envelope Brenner Christopher Peterson Illinois Company Brody Trading and Arbitrage, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Philipsborn Mrs. Marthann Veldman Mr. and Mrs. James and Susan Amis Marcy and Manny Brown Stanley and Virginia Pillman Michael Vender Ms. Patricia Amis Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Brown Pinnacle Development, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen and Lauren Ms. Valerie Amstutz Bruce Jancovic, Ltd. Premark International, Inc. Vogt Mr. and Mrs. Howard and Fern Mr. Ben Buettell Mr. David Price The Wagner Foundation Anker Build-A-Bear Workshop Foundation Nicholas and Susan Pritzker Mr. Irving Walchirck Anonymous Bulkmatic Transport Company The Prudential Foundation Monica Walker Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. James K. and Cynthia PVS Minibulk, Inc. The Washington National Appraisal Associates, Inc. Burns Mr. Raffanti Foundation Arthur Andersen, LLP Pam Burr Ramrod Distributors, Inc. Ms. Lisa Webb Arthur Riley Peterson Trust C. Parker Reed Trust Mr. and Mrs. William and Sue Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. and Linda Artists’ Frame Service, Inc. Caldwell Letter Service, Inc. Ranieri Weinstein Aditi Arya Mr. and Mrs. Kevin S. and Suzanne RBC Dain Rauscher Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Weir AT&T Network Systems Callahan RBN & Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Welfeld Athletico Physical Therapy, LTD Mr. John Campbell Karen F. Reeder Wielgus Product Models, Inc. Ms. Karen Atwood Mr. Patrick J. Campbell Aurora Sports Venture, LLC 34 2015 annual report The Capital Group Companies Global CVS Caremark Mr. Jorge Farr-Aguilar Mr. and Mrs. William T. Graham CapTel, Inc. Cyrus Realty Mr. William M. Fausone Great American Management & Caption First, Inc Mr. and Mrs. George J. and Carol Ms. Mary Jo Fedele Investment, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Cindi Cyrus Dr. Edwin Feldman Francis and Catherine Green Carlson D & V Interiors, Ltd. Mildred Ferri Mrs. Robert J. Greenebaum, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Judy D P Productions, Ltd. Linda Fetzer Griffith Laboratories U.S.A., Inc. Carney James and Wendy Daverman Ms. Pamela Fiebig John and Frances Grund Cash Station, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Davidson Fifth Third Bank, Lincoln Ave Norman Grunewald Reverend and Mrs. Charles Caskey Ms. Robin F. Davies Mr. S. Richard Fine Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Grzelakowski Catholic Office of the Deaf Mr. Geoffrey Davis Lolita Finnell Guarantee Reserve Life Insurance Cavanaugh Family Foundation Mr. Muller Davis and Ms. Lynn First Analysis Securities Corporation Company CBI Industries, Inc. Straus First DuPage Bank Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Susan Central Federal Savings and Loan Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Decker First East Side Savings Bank Gundlach Association of Chicago Mr. John DeFlorian Daniel Fischel and Ms. Sylvia Neil Gunlocke CFE Mr. and Ms. John E. Deimel Fisher-Price Mr. and Mrs. William and Kay Gurtin CHAC, Inc. Delta Dental Ms. Marie Fitzgerald Ms. Sarah Guth David Chamberlin Judith A. Demkowicz Carole Flamm M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence I. Guthmann Changepace Erica Denner Foley & Lardner LLP Mr. Randall A. Hack Mr. and Mrs. Alan and Jean Mr. Bob Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. and Eileen Dr. and Mrs. Joseph and Sally Chapman DePaul University Franks Hageman Mr. Philip Chard Dr. William Deutsch and Mrs. Kyle Freimuth Mr. Stephen Hajdukovic Dr. Barry Cherney Natasha Deutsch Mr. Karl Frey Mr. Meyer Halpern Chi Omega Fraternity D. Seth Dibblee Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Fridstein Hamill Family Foundation Chicago Charity Challenge Dick’s Vending Service, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Steven and Leesa Mr. and Mrs. Harold and Catherine Chicago Creative Partnership Mr. Nick DiGiovanni Friedlander Handelsman Chicago Cubs DMK Burger Bar, LLC Friends of Alderman Vi Daley Harper College Chicago Forklift LLC Mr. and Mrs. David and Susan Ms. and Mr. Diane and Lawrence Harpo Entertainment Group Chicago Public Schools-Early Doebler Fritz Diane Harris Childhood Education Don Shearn Marketing Services, LLC Susan & Sy Frolichstein Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Jo Ann Chicago Title Insurance Company Mrs. and Mr. Colette A. and Paul Skip Frost Harris Chicago Twenty Something, Inc. Donnelly Ms. Lynn Frye John Hartigan The Children’s Surgical Foundation, John and Debbie Donofrio Mr. Mark Fung Ms. Sophie Haspel Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. and Carol Paul Fung Ms. Carolyn Heaney CHS Capital Doody G.D. Searle & Company Curtis Heaston Cirque du Soleil Michal Dowell and Tosha Downey Mr. Chris Gagnon Lauren Heath and Kent Barrnett CJW Consulting & Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael and Laurie Nancy Gallagher Mr. Donald Hechmann Mr. and Ms. Thomas and Dana Drew Mr. William Galle The Heckler Clancy Duane Morris, LLC Mr. Jon Galli Mr. and Mrs. Walter Heffernan Clark Hill, PLC Mr. Charles Fiorito and Dr. Sylvia Galmont Consulting, LLC Ronald and Ronna Heftman Ms. Shirley A. Clarke Duby Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. and Amber Edward Heil Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Coe Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Duhl Gambla Helen and Bernard Kozloff Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cohen Jeff and Jean Dukes GE Capital Foundation Mr. Garry Cohen and Mrs. Debra Mrs. Louis R. Duman Mr. Richard Gelula Ms. Ellen Singer Mr. Seth M. Hemming Nesselson Cohen Dr. Raymond J. Dykun James Getz Sandra M. Hempleman Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Colby E Stone Inc. Gregory Geuther Henricksen Mrs. Carolyn Cole E.W. Corrigan Construction Mrs. and Mr. Lynn S. and Greg Giles Karen and Marvin Herman Colliers International Company Dr. Mandy Gittler Mr. and Mrs. Edgar and Nancy Ms. Elaine Comeau Easter Seals, Inc. Ari F. Glass Hillner Mr. and Mrs. John Comerford Eby Brown Company Glen J. Lerner Associates Mr. Ronald Hilton Communication Service for the Deaf, Ehlert Financial Group, Inc. Globe Glass & Mirror Ivan and Lucille Himmel Inc. Mr. and Ms. Neal and Anne Eichler Mr. and Mrs. Stephen and Rebecca HITEC Group Ltd. Community Service Options, Inc. Andrew Eichner Goering Ms. Geraldine Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. William L. and Eileen Rochelle Eisenberg Mr. Craig Goesel Holland & Knight LLP Conaghan Mr. Nathaniel Ekman Goettsch Partners Joan Holland and Eli Glassman Mr. Patrick Condon Mr. and Mrs. James and Pam Elesh Adam Gold Sharon Honaker Edward Connolly Linda Ellis Gary Goldberg Hopkins & Sutter Consortium to Lower Obesity in Elmhurst Bicycle Club Herbert Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Horwich Chicago Children (CLOCC) El’s Kitchen Rabbi Douglas Goldhamer and Ms. Christopher Hrdlicka Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper Mr. Paul Embree Peggy Bagley Humana Health Plans Ms. Ann Marie Corzine Norma S. and Robert Englund Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. and Barbara Michael L. Keiser and Rosalind C. Terry and Robin Cosgrove Enivar Charitable Fund Goldman Keiser Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cote Mr. and Mrs. Philip and Nikki Mr. Norman M. Goldring Iglesia Mision Del Valle Resale Shop Amanda Crawford Ephraim Mrs. Mildred Golub IL Registry of Interpreters for the Alasdair and Rachelle Cripps Jim Epstein Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Mary Deaf Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cronin Equip for Equality Goodkind Mr. and Mrs. Jack Inman Mrs. and Mr. Katherine and Geoffrey EREX, Inc. The Ellis Goodman Family Interlake Foundation Cubitt Mrs. Sandra Errant Foundation International Resources Company Mr. James L. Cummings Mr. Jeffrey Esterman Goodman Theatre J.B. Charitable Trust Ms. Kathleen Cummings Lucy Fairbank Eugene and Charlotte Gordon Edward and Willa Jacobs Ms. Tanya Curtis Fairfield Savings Bank, F.S.B. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Gottlieb Mr. and Mrs. John and Betty Jacobs Mr. Stanley Cutter Mr. Paul Falconer Ms. Carrie Grady Ms. J. Alex Jacobson

Donor Key: Black Gifts to Anixter Center (combined giving to Anixter Center, CALOR, CHS and/or National Lekotek) Red Gifts to CALOR only Green Gifts to CHS only Blue Gifts to National Lekotek only *Indicates multi-year pledges www.Anixter.org 35 Susan Jelly Gil Levy and Marliss Levin Ms. Michaelene Mergener Beverly Otey Ms. Laura Jiencke Frieda Levine Mr. and Ms. Stephen K. and Carol Richard E. Outten, Jr. John A. Logan College Joseph Levy Family Foundation Metzger Ms. Brigitte Ozzello John J. Cahill, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lewin Ms. Karen L. Meyer Packaging Corporation of America Johnson Publishing Company, LLC Mr. Jonathan Linas The Miami Foundation, Inc. C. Jeff Pan David A. Johnson Lincolnwood Developers Michael & Carrie Gidwitz Foundation Panagaea II, Inc. Guyna Johnson Ms. Zera Lipetz Arthur Michaelson Panduit Corporation Jones Lang LaSalle, Inc. - Matching Mr. Alfred Lipton MidAmerica Bank Mr. and Mrs. Bob and Samantha Gift Fund Eleanore M. Lipton Mr. and Mrs. David and Laura Miller Parenti Mrs. Constance Jordan Lisle Savings Bank Mills Charitable Foundation Park Federal Savings Bank Ms. Georgianne Joseph Little Partners Mr. and Mrs. Andrew and Nancy Park USA Leonard Joy Mr. and Mrs. Stuart and Jennifer Mills Park West Community Association JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A. Litwin Milton North Insurance Trust Mrs. and Mr. Barbara and David Junior League of Chicago Dr. and Mrs. Henry and Elsie Loeb Mr. and Mrs. Russell F. and Mary Jo Parson Junior League of Evanston Mr. John W. Loeb Miserendino Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. and Vicki Katie and Steve Juras Mr. William Loesch Mitchell and Company Pate Ms. Paula Kahn Mr. and Mrs. James R. Loewenberg Mr. and Mrs. John B. and Ann Mrs. and Mr. Ford Pearson Lori Kaiser Richard and Elaine Loewenstein Mommsen Ms. Sue Peerson Drs. Perry and Elena Kamel Barry Lohman Mr. Michael Monico Elmer Pendarvis Mrs. Burton Kaplan Gordon and Leslie Long Steven Monroe Performance Chemical & Janitorial Mr. and Mrs. Elmer and Alice Kaplan Mr. Judd Long Mary Lee Montague Supply, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Karger Jr. Louise S. & Henry G. Hart Jr. Garit Moraine Township Ms. Karen Petersen Mr. Ronald Katch Foundation Mr. Frank J. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Pettry KBL Financial Management Peggy and Tom Luce David E. Morgans Pfizer Foundation Dennis Keller Lucent Technologies, Inc. Ms. Samantha Morris Philip Morris USA Kemper Financial Services Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Margaret Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. and Marcia Kemper Group Lurie Dr. Kathryn Morrison Philips Mrs. and Mr. Margaret M. and Bart John and Constance Lyman Mr. and Mrs. Brad and Melinda Mr. David Phillips Kempff Mr. Dan Lyne Morton W. Phillips Mrs. and Mr. Therese and Patrick MAAG Toy Foundation, Inc. Mr. Richard Romano Pickens - Kane Kenneally Andrew MacDonald Ms. Wendy-Sue Rosen Pilot Foundation Susan Kidder Mr. James Machen Mt. Sinai Hospital Dan Pinkert and Freddi Greenberg MaryKay and Dick King Mr. Thomas Macina Ms. Cathy Nachman Playaway Toy Co. Kingswood Advertising, Inc. MacLean-Fogg Company Ms. Antoinette Nasca Mr. and Mrs. Steve and Cheryl Mr. and Mrs. Darrell and Sandy Kirk The John D. and Catherine T. Mr. Peter T. Nash Ph.D. Pliskin Kirkland & Ellis LLP MacArthur Foundation National Mah Jongg League, Inc. Mr. Eric Pockross Kitchen Classics, Inc. Madelyn MacMahon National Safety Council Jim Polark Kenton Klaus Mr. Ajay Mago Navistar Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel and Christine Mr. Sidney C. Kleinman Maine Plastics, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Neal Pollack Vince Klepetka Mr. and Mrs. H. George Mann Near North Insurance Agency, Inc. Mrs. Mary Jane Pollack Gary Kline Marc Realty Margaret and Bill Nellis Polyform Products Company John and Mary Jeanne Kneen James Marks Mr. and Mrs. William H. and Marian Doug J. Ponsetti Mr. Charles Knowles Marshall Pierce & Co. Nelson Pope & John, Ltd. Mr. Wayne C. Kocourek Martin & Marbry Realtors Ms. Dorothy Nesbitt Charles and Evelyn Bloom Len Kooistra Mr. and Mrs. Fidel and Iris Martinez Mr. Ted Netzky PPC R. Kraft Marvin & Elaine Gottlieb Family Dr. Andrew Neukirch Precision Dynamics Corporation Suzanne Krohn Foundation Mr. E. John Neumaier III Mr. and Mrs. Norman and Laney Kumlin & Fromm, Ltd. Cindi Mason Mr. and Mrs. Mark and Joanne Pressman Kurtis Productions, Ltd. Betty Matlock Newman Prevalent Films, LLC Ms. Jamie Kurzman Ms. Jan Matsumoto Mr. and Mrs. Howard Newton Price Waterhouse Amy P. Laboy Matthews Roofing Company Inc. Mr. Richard Nicholls Procter & Gamble Professional Ms. Carol G. LaMar Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Sheila Prospect Federal Savings Bank Lancaster Family Foundation McDonald’s Foundation Nielander Caitlin and Joseph Pultz Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Laner Dr. and Mrs. Timothy and Barbara Thomas Noesen John and Kathleen Purvis Ms. Beth Lange McDonough Tom and Carol Noffsinger Quarles & Brady LLC George and Marti Lannert Mr. William D. McGuire Non Violent Games, Inc. Mrs. Rama Raviv Dodi and Steven Larrick Mr. and Mrs. David and Diane North Shore Community Bank & Mr. Jeremiah Rawlings LaSalle Street Securities, LLC McKee Trust Co. Dr. Daniel Ray and Dr. Lynne LaSalle Talman Bank Mr. and Ms. William and Nancy North Shore Security Kaminer Mr. and Mrs. Leigh R. and Karen McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas and Susan Deborah S. Raymer Lasky Mr. and Mrs. Luther and Gloria Noyes Mr. and Mrs. Raymond and Marjorie Robert F. and Noreen Lassandrello McKinney James and Pamela Nugent Reece Mr. and Mrs. Pavel and Sheri Latash Mr. and Mrs. Charles and Kathie Mr. Jim O’Brien Reed Smith LLP Laubach Literacy International McKirdy John O’Connor Ms. Rondi Reed Marilyn Lederer Mr. Douglas McLaury Mrs. David Ofner Harry & Bessye Rosenberg Charitable Corinne C. Lee Ed McManus Anne B. O’Hara Trust Mr. and Ms. Paul Lehman Mr. and Mrs. James E. McManus Oil-Dri Corporation of America Reeden Capital Group, Inc. Mr. Albert Lemak Ms. Jean Medd Okamoto USA, Inc. The Relations Foundation John P. Leonetti M.D. Medical Marketing Service, Inc. Susan Oliver and Michael Takada Suzanne Reznicek and James Hougo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. and Janet Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. and Ann Olympia Fields Country Club Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. and Katrina Leopold Meehan John and Deidre Omahen Rice Dawn and John Lerner-Manshreck Henry Meers Marilyn Ontiveros Mr. Peter Manis and Ms. Susan Mrs. and Mr. Laurie J. and Gerald Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. and Roberta Onward Technologies, Inc. Richman Levin L. Meier Orren Pickell Building Group LLC Mary Ridley

36 2015 annual report Mrs. Barbara Riekse Mr. and Mrs. William and Mrs. Helen Thunack Mr. and Mrs. Stephen and Susan Riordan & Scully Insurance Service Stephanie Sick Mr. and Mrs. Dan and Cara Tiltges Willis LLC Ms. Gillian Siegel and Mr. Steven T-Mobile USA, Inc. Mr. Todd Wiltse Albert A. Robin Family Foundation Gillman Mr. Dan Towriss Wineman Charitable Foundation Mrs. Anita Robin Mrs. Renee Silberman Mr. Skip Tramontana Mr. Bert Winston Rose and Roy Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Mary Jo Triangle Printers, Inc. Odelle R. Winthrop Roche Laboratories, Inc. Silberman Tri-Service, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Erich and Susan Chris Rodriguez Howard Simon Mr. and Mrs. David and Susan Wise Law Offices of Mary Ellen Mr. and Mrs. John D. and Erica Trump Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Witlin Rosemeyer Sinsheimer TTX Company Dr. and Mr. Gloria and Sung Wong Mr. Harry Rosenberg and Ms. Mr. James Sisk Tully Family Foundation Arthur Wood Rachel Dvorkin Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Turner Construction Company Carol Woodworth Mr. Phillip I. Rosenberg Flom LLP & Affiliates Barbara Uher and Gail Vijuk Namie Wren Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. and Ms. Anne Skaggs Ultra Care Home Medical Mr. and Mrs. Russel and Dorothy Alissa Rosenthal Ms. Patricia Sklar and Mr. Sam Loren and Sylvia Underhill Wunderlich Ms. Constance Rosenthal Polsky Ungaretti & Harris Tom Yoder Rosie’s Corporation Mr. Ron Slucker United Airlines Corporation Herbert and Naomi Young Rotaract Mr. and Mrs. David and Rae United Parcel Service Zaza Salon & Day Spa The Royal Group Smerling United Way - Special Account Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Zeffren Rozinante Consulting LTD. Jonathan Smith and Racheline United Way of Tri-State, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Norma Mr. and Mrs. Arlen D. Rubin Schreim Unity in Chicago Zeitler Dr. and Mrs. Myron E. Rubnitz Jerry Smoler Urban Elevator Service, Inc. Paul and Cindy Zimmerman Ms. Beth Rumack Ms. Trudy Snell Ms. Lorre Utton Mr. and Mrs. Terry and Mindee Zis Ryan Enterprises Group, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Virginia C. Vale Dr. Alan Zunamon and Ms. Nancy S&C Electric Company Francine Snyder Riaan Van de merwe Cunniff Mr. Dan Sabol Solutions Systems, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Tyler and Courtney Bruce Sagan and Betty Cerf Hill Heike and Philip Spahn Van Lonkhuyzen Saks Fifth Avenue Special Children’s Charities Stephen Vanderwoude Mrs. and Mr. Darlene A. and Tom Mr. and Mrs. Alan and Vicki Mr. Anand Varghese Saler Spigelman The Virginia Lee Shirley Private Mrs. Raymond C. Salm Sprint Relay Foundation Sam Zell Foundation SPS Transaction Services, Inc. Samuel Visner Samuel Weinstein Family Square D Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David and Marilyn Foundation St. Catherine University Vitale Sani-Craft Co., Inc. Mr. Scott Stahr Richard Vitkus Sara Lee Foundation Matching Stanard & Associates, Inc. Vogl Family Foundation Grant Program Mr. and Mrs. John and Stacy W & M Client Special Services Mr. Jerome Sara Stapleton W. W. Grainger, Inc. Anixter Center’s 2015 Annual Report Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Savage Stark Foundation Waboba lists donors who have made gifts Mr. Adam Schaeffer Starkey Hearing Foundation Mrs. Harvey M. Walken totaling $1,000 or above. All of our Mr. Norman Schlismann Ms. Heather Steans and Mr. Leo Mr. and Mrs. Walter and Elaine generous donors are honored on our Ms. Adele Schlotzhauer Smith Walker website, www.Anixter.org. Hilary and Frank Schmitz Mr. and Mrs. Brad and Ronna William F. Walsh Mr. Michael Schneider Steinback Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. and School Sisters of St. Francis Steiner Electric Company Claudia Walter Mr. and Mrs. Max Schrayer Craig D. Stepnicka Mr. Marc A. Walwyn Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Mimi Mr. and Mrs. William G. Stern Helen Wargel Schweig Doris Sternberg Andrew Warmus Mr. and Mrs. Doug and Maria Scott Matthew and Lisbeth Stone Ms. Carol Warshawsky Mr. Louis E. Scott Jerome H. Stone Family Dr. and Mrs. David and Erica Wax SDD Mechanical Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Weber Nancy Seeger Howard and Audrey Stovall Wee Blossom Alice Segal Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Lori Fred H. and Beverly E. Wehrenberg SEIU Local 73 Stromberg Ms. Stephanie Weidner Joseph Seliga David L. Strulowitz Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Weil Jr. Mr. Robert Sell Stuart Family Foundation Ms. Marjorie Wein Dr. William Semiloff Mr. and Mrs. Matthew and Kathryn Mr. and Mrs. David and Betty Mrs. and Mr. Donna A. and Albert Summy Weinberger Serewicz Sutcliffe Pharmacy Wellmark Health Plans of Ms. Patricia Serio Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. and Pat Northern Illinois Dr. and Mrs. John F. Settich Swaney Wellpoint Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. and Shelly Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Swanson Ms. Ellie Welton Shannon Mr. Steven Swanson Mr. Norm J. Westerhold III David and Jane Shapiro Mr. John Syvertsen The Westin O’Hare Martin A. Shapiro Tangle Creations Mr. Chad Wharton Ms. Carol Shaw Target Greatland Wheelchair Getaways, Inc. Shepard Medical Products, Inc. Deborah Thom Mrs. Frances M. Wiet Mrs. Arthur J. Shields Thomas W. Dower Foundation Ronald and Kathleen Will Mr. and Mrs. Steve and Sue Thomson Reuters Wille Tool Corporation Shortell Mr. and Mrs. Donald and Carol George Willenborg Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Shortino Thorne

Donor Key: Black Gifts to Anixter Center (combined giving to Anixter Center, CALOR, CHS and/or National Lekotek) Red Gifts to CALOR only Green Gifts to CHS only Blue Gifts to National Lekotek only *Indicates multi-year pledges www.Anixter.org 37 In-Kind Gifts 2014–15

Abt Electronics and Appliance Mr. Jeffrey Esterman Lincolnshire Marriot Resort Mr. Robert Strube ACH Foods Everlasting Fire Studio Lockdown Bar & Grill Gwendolyn Sullivan American Blues Theater Mr. Falconer Lou Malnati’s Pizzeria Super Dawg Dr. and Mrs. James and Susan Amis Ms. Linda Fay Lowes Chicago Sweet Mandy B’s Bakery Ms. Patricia Amis Ms. Mary Jo Fedele Marcello’s Tastefully Simple Ms. Valerie Amstutz Fireside Restaurant Mariano’s-Benton Place Telemundo Chicago Artists’ Frame Service, Inc. Ms. Marie Fitzgerald Mariano’s-Lawrence Avenue The Field Museum AT&T Mr. and Mrs. Steve and Mariano’s-Western Avenue The Cheesecake Factory Athletico Physical Therapy, LTD Dawn Fleischman Marshall Pierce & Co. The Clorox Company Mr. Matthew Banchak Four Esses Mastro’s Steakhouse The Sun-Times Foundation Ms. Catherine Bannister Freund Container Mr. Melvin Mathias Toys “R” Us Children’s Fund, Inc. Mr. Harold Barnett Mr. Mark Fung Ms. Mary McDonnell Trapeze School New York-Chicago Ms. Elizabeth Bennett Galleria Marchetti Dorothy McHale Ms. Diane Traxler Ms. Lauretta Berg Mr. Michael Gannon Meridian Winds uKloo Reading Games Donna and Michael Brandwein Ms. Izha Gayotin Mesirow Financial Services Urban Accents Brunswick Corporation GolfTEC Naperville MI Toys Mr. Glen Vandermolen Ms. Carol Buer The Golz Family MightyBytes, Inc. Mrs. Marthann Veldman Rose Mary Burke and Jeffery Heksh Ms. Diane Grady Mr. and Mrs. David and Laura Miller Victory Gardens Theater Caption Access Mrs. and Mr. Karen L. and Miniland Educational Ms. Sandy Voypick Caption First, Inc Bill Graham Dr. Cathy Mokkin Mr. Irving Walchirck Mr. Michael Carlson and Dr. and Mrs. Jack and Lois Graller Moody Tongue Brewing Co. Wee Targets Dr. Maria Ignacio-Carlson Mr. Paul Graller Ms. Morris Ms. Stephanie Weidner Joe Chiappetta Grand Lux Café, LLC Music Box Theatre The Family of Elmer Wilhelm Chicago Architecture Foundation Lucas Greyerbiehl Ms. Antoinette Nasca Thomas Williamson Chicago Bears Ms. Francoise Gross NBC 5 Chicago Windy City Dinner Fairy Chicago Botanic Garden Grouchy Dog, LLC Dr. Andrew Neukirch Wines for Humanity Chicago Bulls Groupon, Inc. Newell Rubbermaid Wisconsin Historical Society Press Chicago Children’s Museum John and Frances Grund Ms. Kimberly Noah Dr. and Mr. Gloria and Sung Wong Chicago Shakespeare Theater Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Grzelakowski The Family of Harry Norman Wood to Wonderful Chicago Sky Claudio Gurrola NumbersAlive! Ms. Pamela Wynn Chicago White Sox Holland Capital Management, LLC Bridget O’Brien Ms. Jamie Yang Cinemark Theaters Holy Cross Hospital Ms. Deb Oestreicher Ms. Bonnie Zanger Clarence R. Cross Revocable Trust Sharon Honaker Jennifer and Sean O’Grady Clark Street Sports Mrs. Amber Hopp-Schmidt Old Town School of Folk Music Jeannine Cleary and Frank ten Brink Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. and Julie Mrs. Teresa O’Leary-Jensen Ms. Mia Cleary Howard Olympia Fields Country Club Mr. Bert Cohn Hubbard Street Dance Chicago PetCo Comcast Corporation Illinois Continuity of Care Ms. Karen Petersen Comedy Sportz Association-Chicago Chapter Mr. and Mrs. Noah and Ashley Pettit Ms. Trish Cooper Illinois Service Resource Center Mr. David Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Sam and Insomnia Cookies Ms. Pam Pifer Patricia Cordes Island Creek Oysters Mr. Matthew Pippin Ms. Ann Marie Corzine Ivan Carlson & Associates Playability Toys, LLC Costco Wholesale Izzy + Ms. June M. Prusak Elaine D. and Paul T. Cottey Mr. John Jamros Mr. and Mrs. Raffanti Mr. James Crawford John Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Raymond and Ms. Phyllis J. Creek Ms. Laura Jiencke Marjorie Reece Cubs Care & Community Relations Laura Thompson Ms. Rondi Reed Ms. Emily A. D’Annunzio Jones Day Reelz Mr. Kevin J. Daugherty Ms. Juhl Revolution Brewing Company Mr. Jeremy Davis Julie Goldsberry Designs Ritz Carlton Hotel Erica Denner Ms. Susan Jun Mr. Ryan Ms. Katherine Donabedian Kane County Cougars Baseball Club Mr. Jim C. Ryan Mr. Tom Dreyer Mr. Michael Kanis The Family of Anne Schillaci Durbin’s Pizza- Burbank Mr. William Kehres Mr. Jose Segura Dr. Raymond J. Dykun Ms. Kay Kemp Senseez Pillows Easy Daysies Ms. Kelsey Kessenich Shred 415 Eduardo’s Enoteca Mr. Kenton Klaus Mr. Ryan Skaggs Educational Insights Lagunitas Brewing Company Skywalker Holdings, LLC Ms. Mary Ann Einarson Ms. Lynette Lambert Smart Toys and Games, Inc. Eli’s Cheesecake Co. Learning Resources SmartNoggin Inc. Ms. Carleen Emde Dawn and John Lerner-Manshreck Ms. Lisa Smith Mrs. Patricia Engel Dr. Joseph M. Levy Ms. Mollie Stark ENT Surgical Consultants, Ltd. Lifeline Theatre Megan and Eric Stavriotis ESPN1000 Lillstreet Art Center Strider Sports International

38 2015 annual report Programs and Services Provided by the Anixter Center Family During FY2015

COMMUNITY SUPPORT SERVICES EMPLOYMENT AND BUSINESS SERVICES ANIXTER CENTER ANIXTER CENTER • Adult Community Transition • Anixter Center North Supported Employment Program • Community Resources & Support • Competitive Employment Program • Home-Based Services • Janitorial Services • Respite Services • Packaging Services • Westin and Marshalls OJE Programs CALOR • Home-Based Services CALOR • Home Services/Ryan White Program • Competitive Employment Program • Supportive Case Management Services LEKOTEK CHS • National Lekotek Affiliate Support • CHOICES for Parents • Toy Industry Business Services • Domestic Violence Services • Interpreter Referral Services HEALTH AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES • Social Services & Advocacy ANIXTER CENTER • Victim Assistance • Day Mental Health • Youth Programs • New Focus • Substance Abuse Treatment Programs LEKOTEK • Individual and Family Play Support Services CALOR • Professional Partnerships and Toy Lending Library • HIV & STI Testing • DUI Services EDUCATIONAL SERVICES ANIXTER CENTER CHS • Jack Ehrlich Literacy Program • Hearing Health Clinic and Hearing Aid Bank • Stuart G. Ferst School HOUSING AND RESIDENTIAL SUPPORT SERVICES • Substance Abuse Prevention Program ANIXTER CENTER CALOR • Intermittent Residential Support Services • Prevention and Education Services • 24-Hour Supervised Residential Settings • HUD Buildings LEKOTEK • Training Services (Parent & Professional)

www.Anixter.org 39 The mission of Anixter Center is to provide an array of services and supports for individuals with disabilities and related challenges to live, learn, work and play in the community.

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