Conquering milestones for a better future

2020 ANNUAL REPORT Maryville is a child care organization rooted in Catholic social teaching and dedicated to the preservation of the dignity of children at every age. Our mission is to protect Mission children and strengthen families while helping them reach their fullest potential by empowering their intellectual, spiritual, moral and emotional growth. Dear Friends,

The faces of our children tell the Maryville story. Behind their smiles are stories of the heroism, commitment and passion of our dedicated staff who bravely navigated the challenges of the pandemic during the second half of fiscal year 2020.

Maryville is a child care organization rooted in Catholic social teaching and dedicated It was a daunting time for us, for everyone, but we witnessed firsthand how our staff stepped up and donned invisible capes to become heroes to the children, to the preservation of the dignity of children at every age. Our mission is to protect families and the Maryville community. They came to work every day to make sure children and strengthen families while helping them reach their fullest potential by our children were cared for while following strict safety guidelines. empowering their intellectual, spiritual, moral and emotional growth. We traversed uncharted paths without a roadmap, but responded quickly, responsibly and tenaciously. During those uncertain times, our programs faithfully served and protected the children and families.

Together, our Maryville family “turned inspiring words into action.” Words like prayer, patience, grace, resilience, hope, gratitude, compassion and many more became our source of collective strength. We are so proud of our accomplishments during this time and you can read about them on pages 4 and 5.

Our Impact numbers on page 7 reflect the great care and persevering work that our staff did—steadfast and resolute—to help our children, students and families achieve their milestones for a better future even during the trying times.

Our individual programs worked very hard and their success stories and milestones are highlighted on pages 8 to 17.

We are so grateful to YOU, our friends, donors and supporters. Your support has never wavered. As an invaluable partner, you have emboldened us to pull through and positively impact the lives of the children and families in our care.

Thank you for your continued support and generosity. You have inspired us to carry our mission to reach more children and families and help them conquer milestones to secure a better future.

Peace and All Good,

Sister Catherine M. Ryan, O.S.F. Honorable Richard A. Devine Executive Director Chairman of the Board

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Serving our beautiful ministry of protecting the children and families in our care was paramount especially during the latter half of FY 2020 when the world faced the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Maryville followed the directives of Gov. J.B. Pritzker, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, government partners, companion agencies and others in the community. Necessary precautions were taken immediately to protect the children, families and our dedicated staff.

“These are challenging times,” said Maryville Executive Director Sister Catherine Ryan, O.S.F. “We want to make sure that we are following directives and precautions to protect our children, families and staff.”

Our programs under six services areas: behavioral health, early childhood, educational, family, jóvenes adelante and residential moved to action as soon as Gov. Pritzker announced school closings in early March of 2020 and enforced the stay-at-home order later in the month.

These mission-oriented actions included:

• Implementing e-learning/remote learning for Jen School day students while staff embraced virtual meetings.

• Engaging the children in our residential programs with different educational activities that allowed them a virtual classroom experience.

• Bolstering the services of the Maryville Crisis Nursery, a crucial resource for community members.

Parents called the Crisis Nursery’s 24-hour Helpline to talk about their

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fears and concerns. Our staff checked in with families and children daily to evaluate their immediate needs and well-being. Staff created short reading-time videos for families with small children that were posted on Maryville’s social media sites.

• Supporting mothers through their recovery and sobriety—and helping them with their children—in the care of St. Monica Home and the Family Behavioral Health Clinic.

• Canceling nonessential medical appointments of our children from the Children’s Healthcare Center.

• Closing all programs to outside visitors.

• Purchasing PPEs for staff.

• Enfor cing deep cleaning and improving air filtration in our homes and administrative offices in our Bartlett, Chicago and Des Plaines campuses.

Maryville is very grateful for the outpouring of generosity and kindness from people who have come together to help. Our friends in the food industry donated their excess food to the residential programs and Jen School while different organizations donated medical gloves, hand sanitizers and other essential items.

Through the abundance of prayers, patience, hope, perseverance and grace, we recognize how blessed we are. The words that are illustrated on this page inspire us to keep going to uphold our mission.

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Maryville selects the highest qualified individuals Children, Families and Adults Served to serve and protect our children. Our staff in Fiscal Year 2020 engages in continuous professional development activities and uphold the following beliefs: Behavioral Health Services • The highest priority in our everyday work is given to the Family Behavioral Health Clinic Clients 221 child/family-centered concept in action and attitude. Early Childhood Services • Individual differences contribute to the making of a Crisis Nursery healthy vibrant community. Children 872 Families 141 • The dignity of each person and that each person Parenting Education Participants 335 should be treated with respect and compassion. Care Hours* 39,715 • Personal and professional integrity and care and Helpline Calls Received* 1,607 commitment to being honest, ethical, directive and Helpline Call Minutes* 15,965 moral in our actions. Educational Services • Every person has value in our society and should be Jen School Students 85 encouraged to excel regardless of life’s challenges. Family Services Casa Imani Volunteer Activity Teen Mothers 8 in Fiscal Year 2020 Infants 9 Children’s Healthcare Center Every year, Maryville volunteers generously donate Children 30 their time, talents and skills to making a positive impact Parents/Caregivers Trained 12 on the children and families served across Maryville CYO Youth 2,364 programs. We are thankful to our dedicated volunteers Maryville Golf Academy Participants 774 for supporting the Maryville staff and our mission right up St. Monica Home until the lockdown was imposed in the early part of 2020. Mothers 24 Children 38 Total Volunteers 331 Total Hours 5,359 Residential Services Casa Salama Youth 9 Jóvenes Adelante Program Youth 308 St. Dominic Savio Home 20 St. Teresa of Calcutta Home 4

Sexton Seminar Participants 52

Total Clients Served** 5,306

* Total number of clients served does not include highlighted areas. **Numbers may include readmissions and individuals served by multiple programs.

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Maryville Crisis Nursery

The only Crisis Nursery serving Marwa called the Crisis Nursery to learn more about it. She was nine months Cook and Lake counties, it is pregnant at that time and her doula from Illinois Masonic recommended that she licensed and accredited by the call the Maryville Crisis Nursery to explore her options for her 2-year old Department of Children and Family son Daniel. Services and serves to protect young Marwa was anxious about giving birth and being in the hospital alone. She is children from abuse or neglect, originally not from Chicago and English is not her first language. She wanted her reduce parental stress that can lead husband to stay with her while she was in the hospital. to harm or even death of children and improve parental skills through After calling the Crisis Helpline and learning more about the program, Marwa early childhood education. and the Nursery staff discussed a plan for when she goes into labor. She continued to check in after the initial call to give our staff updates from her Parents experiencing an emergency prenatal appointments. or crisis such as homelessness, domestic violence, medical issues, A few days later, Marwa called the Nursery and informed staff that although unemployment, poverty and parental her due date was still two weeks away, she plans on dropping her son off at the stress can call the 24-hour Helpline Nursery that night. She told staff it was time. at 773-205-3637. Year-round services are free and offered 24/7. Marwa and her husband dropped Daniel off at the Nursery and headed to the hospital, where after almost 20 hours later, she delivered a healthy baby girl. Serving: Children birth to 6 Marwa and her husband were able to rest and spend some time with the new Location: Chicago baby before picking Daniel up to meet his baby sister. Focus: Restore family stability, foster family resilience and prevent “The Maryville Crisis Nursery deals with many challenges on a day-to-day basis, child abuse and neglect but our staff is steadfast in our mission of protecting children and strengthening Children Served: 872 families. What a blessing to serve them every day!” Director Amy Kendal said. Families Served: 141 Helpline Calls Received: 1,607 Photo caption: On any given day, you will find Maryville Crisis Nursery Director 773-205-3637 24-Hour Helpline: Amy Kendal (above left) and Assistant Director Joanna Deuter spend quality time with our Crisis Nursery children.

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Family Behavioral Health Clinic KK has been a client at the Family Behavioral Health Clinic (FBHC) since (FBHC) late 2019. She participates in the mom’s recovery program at Maryville St. Monica Home along with her daughter. She is engaged in intensive outpatient (IOP) and The Family Behavioral Health Clinic outpatient (OP) substance use disorder (SUD) treatment. (FBHC) provides behavioral health services to children, adolescents and An active participant in her recovery process, she is developing self-management adults in the Chicagoland area. The skills to become an independent provider for her and her daughter. She has recently goal is to provide excellent treatment transitioned to Maryville’s St. Josephine Bakhita program and is actively working on and to help each client navigate the securing daycare for her daughter to allow her to re-engage at her job. healing pathways toward recovery from substance use disorder, successfully Another success story is BB. She has been undergoing an outpatient substance use treatment at FBHC since the middle of 2020. Prior to coming to FBHC, she complete DUI risk education classes suffered from esophageal bleeding due to her dependence on alcohol. and treatment, and fulfill requirements from our menu of Court-Ordered Since coming to FBHC, she has turned her life around and has stayed away from Anger Management Services. alcohol. As a result, she has been working on improving her decision-making and budgeting skills. She is also working on accountability, self-assessment and Serving: Children, adults self-management. and families Focus: Recovery from substance Things are looking up for her as she plans on use disorder, family stabilization and moving out of her parents’ home soon and improvement of well-being into her own condo. She has saved enough Clients Served: 221 money for a deposit and first and last months’ rent. The hunt for her own place is on and we New Location: wish her the best. 701 Lee St., Suite 100 Des Plaines, IL 60016-1290 Phone: 847-390-3004 Fax: 847-390-3016

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Jen School

Recognized as a National Association of Special Education Teachers When Jen School Director of Educational Services and Principal Anne Craig (NASET) School of Excellence for welcomed her students at the start of the 2019-2020 school year, she reminded seven consecutive years, Jen School them in her welcome letter that a new school year is a time of renewal of is a leader in providing career and relationships, hopes and aspirations; it is a time of new beginnings and setting vocational instruction to students with new goals; and a time to recognize it as a gift that only students, teachers and special education needs. Its vision parents get to experience each fall. is to build a Career and Technical Education Center (CTE) to provide The new school year was off to a positive and productive start. Both students students with hands-on training in and teachers immersed themselves in learning and fully engaged in the year’s various trades. It offers a full range theme of Kindness Matters. The theme was chosen because it runs parallel of courses that meet the state with the Jen philosophy as well as the many benefits of performing acts of requirements for junior and senior kindness and volunteering, just as Jen School has been the recipient of many high school through comprehensive acts of kindness from the community, parents and friends. learning experience. Even after switching to remote learning in March of 2020, students experienced Serving: Students ages 12 to 21 tremendous growth in academics, career and vocational skills, social and Location: Des Plaines emotional well-being and athletics. Focus: Integration of all aspects of growth including academic, social, The faculty and staff had to adjust to the halls of Jen School being quiet. emotional and vocational Gone were the sounds of laughter, morning greetings, keys jingling, pots and Students Enrolled: 85 pans clanking in the kitchen, therapy dogs barking and the sight of students School Districts Represented: 21 high-fiving. The coined phrase “new normal” became the reality as students and faculty replaced in-person learning with remote learning. www.jenschool.org The Class of 2020, however, marked two milestones. Not only did the students complete their graduation requirements during such unprecedented time, but they were also the first co-ed class to graduate. What an awesome feat for Jen School students, faculty and staff!

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Casa Imani

The program, located on our Life as we knew it changed when the pandemic happened and since then, the Eisenberg Campus in Bartlett, IL, is Casa Imani staff has been finding new and creative programming and ways to for parenting and pregnant adolescent engage the girls. young girls (ages 13 to 20)—and their babies—with a history of childhood A book club was started and the girls participate weekly. Movie and popcorn trauma and with intellectual disability nights, and pajama days at the house were introduced as well as a “paint and sip” and mental illness. Treatment at night where the girls can show off their artistic skills while drinking Kool-Aid or their Casa Imani is meant to build stable, favorite green tea. consistent and healthy relationships with staff, foster healthy regulation of A new program “Caught Being Good” was created where the girls will be able to emotions, and build social, emotional, earn raffle tickets or “coupon bucks.” These can then be turned in for a prize that behavioral and spiritual resources includes babysitting time, picking the place to order food on a weekend, extra for the young girls. phone time, etc. Serving: Girls ages 13 to 20 The girls’ milestones are noteworthy. The staff is exploring ways to Location: Bartlett incorporate more life skills for the girls to teach them how to be successful upon Focus: Parenting skills to foster their discharge. The girls have been doing much better with their communication the development of healthy bonds skills and working together in a family setting that staff created for them. between mother and child One of the young ladies graduated from Camelot Therapeutic Day School of Clients Served: 8 Belvidere, a school that partners with school districts and local education agencies Babies Served: 9 like Maryville to provide targeted and effective alternative school programs designed to serve students with various needs.

One young lady, for example, exemplifies what it means to press on in spite of her struggles, uncertainties, fears and being a new mom to a beautiful baby girl. She stayed the course even during the times that she wanted to give up. The Casa Imani staff is rooting for her and her dream of becoming a veterinary technician one day. “I love animals especially dogs. I like the way they make me feel. They are an emotional support for me,” she said.

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Children’s Healthcare Center (CHC) One of only four transitional care units (TCUs) in the state of Illinois, Maryville’s Children’s Healthcare Center (CHC) and its staff offer medically fragile children, CHC is a transitional healthcare facility birth to 21, a place to go after being discharged from hospitals. that offers 24-hour nursing care Without a home to go to or parents who are not trained to take care of them, CHC for children with complex medical serves as a hospital or rehab facility for these children who will be provided with nursing needs. The children’s needs are care, therapy, social activities and rides to school for an average stay of four months. overseen by pediatricians and The CHC, one of only four approved community-based children’s healthcare centers medical providers and includes in Illinois, trains parents to properly operate medical equipment. When parents are not case management, coordination of present, the children are matched with foster families by the social workers. services, early intervention and other supportive services. Nursing care “Some of them might have a single parent who can’t do it by themselves yet. includes ventilator care, trach care, Or parents who don’t have good enough housing to adequately [care] for this apnea monitoring, post-op care, medically complex child or just need to be educated about how to take care of a kid on a trach or ventilator,” said Helene Pochopien, director of nursing, in a Chicago G-tube/button care, oxygen and/or SunTimes interview. high humidity, central nervous system monitoring, wound care/dressing Through special funding, the children’s quality of life and comfort are improved by changes and others. receiving on-site physical, respiratory and music therapy services.

Admissions: 30 Susie, a 24-month baby girl, lives with complicated medical issues including Location: Chicago tracheostomy and chronic lung disease, would become very upset during music Focus: Individualized parent therapy. She would close her eyes, arch her body, pull her ears and her breathing and caregiver training to transition would change. The CHC staff worked with her until she started responding children safely from an acute positively to music. She now sits up in her wheelchair for longer periods of time hospital setting to home and participates during her music session.

“ To see our children achieve milestones and reach maximum potential. To see how happy our children are...gives me most joy.” —Helene Pochopien, CHC Director of Nursing

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Catholic Youth Organization CYO held its annual West Side HOME program— camp and open gyms—in the (CYO) summer of 2019. It is designed to bring at-risk youth into a safe environment where they can play and interact with one another. Approximately 1,400 youth from the West Garfield CYO provides a safe and positive and Austin neighborhoods participated. Music appreciation and math tutoring were added environment for Chicagoland’s young for the first time. athletes who participate in leagues, Cheerleading camps and clinics occurred last summer kicking off the beginning of clinics and open gyms, and are given the season. The athletes learned motions, jumps, tumbling and stunting as well as chants the opportunity to experience what it and routines for the games and competitions. The cheer squads were invited to perform at is like to be a part of the community. Guaranteed Rate Field in August for the annual White Sox Spirit Day. Serving: Youth ages 8 to 19 in The fall sports season saw schools from around the Archdiocese competing in local Cook and Lake counties conference meets to prepare for the CYO Cross Country Championship Meet. The event Focus: Provides organized athletic drew 245 athletes from 25 grade schools who participated in races at Maryville’s campus. competition for youth in a safe The competitive cheer season went into full gear as soon as winter arrived. Teams from environment where boys and girls in around the state cheered for their football teams on Friday nights and attended competitions grade school and high school can on weekends to qualify for the state championship meet. play while learning new skills. Participants: 2,364 The winter months are ruled by basketball! The CYO High School League took place from December to February. The CYO League is an alternative for those who do not play IHSA basketball. Teens get together with their friends to form parish-based teams. Each season, about 50 teams embark on the quest to become CYO champions.

The competitive cheer season ended in the winter with state championships for junior high and high school squads. St. Michael (Orland Park) won the 17th state title in January of 2020. Our CYO Recreation Coordinator Kim Williams worked with the championship team all season.

Spring of 2020 started out as planned with the annual spring basketball league and BeTheFlow wellness classes (part of the West Side HOME program) until it changed for everyone in the second week of March when the pandemic affected all of us. We had to cancel the CYO track and field meet where about 500 athletes would have attended.

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Maryville Golf Academy

We take the game of golf and caddy The Maryville Golf Academy is a wonderful reflection of Maryville’s mission training as a vehicle to nurture growth, today. The program was established in 1994 to offer children, living on Maryville’s both intellectually and developmentally, Des Plaines campus, an opportunity to learn the many life lessons inherent in golf. to some of the most underserved These include respect, honesty, hard work, perseverance, etiquette, responsibility, areas and people across the greater discipline and sportsmanship. Chicagoland area and suburbs. Teaching young boys and girls how to caddy and PGA professional, Juan Espejo, has provided practical job training in caddying, play golf gives them a purpose and a golf club repair, golf ball recycling, facility operation, tournament and event safe environment in which they can learn management. a skill, generate income and perhaps earn a college scholarship. Children in our program caddied every day at private clubs across the North Side of Chicago. The money that they made from caddying was put into savings Total Participation: 774 (as follows) accounts in their names. Casa Imani: 8 Casa Salama: 5 They also learned how to repair, regrip clubs and make golf clubs. These clubs Club Repair: 10 were not only used by Maryville children but donated to places like Chicago CYO: 35 public schools, the Special Olympics and even customized for patients at Maryville Alumni: 7 The Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago (now the Shirley Ryan Ability Lab). After Other Programs: 8 St. Dominic Savio Home: 6 finishing their work, they received golf lessons and were able to play at Winnetka, Providence St. Mel: 80 Sunset Ridge Country Club and Rob Roy golf courses. Joan and Ray Croc Salvation Army Caddies: 20 After School Matters: 32 Jackson Park Golf Association: 50 Special Olympics Chicago Grid Events: 50 Maryville IPGA Gleason Cup Caddies: 32 Maryville Volunteers: 10 One-day Events: 314

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St. Monica Home

St. Monica Home provides a safe The St. Monica Home staff adjusted their program’s services to adapt to the and supportive living environment for limitations as a result of the pandemic. The children transitioned to remote learning expectant and parenting women and and with the help of staff, the residents learned how to optimize their time. children ages birth to 10. The moms have struggled with substance use As part of their health group, residents started using My Personal Health journals, disorder and mental health issues. an interactive curriculum that assists them in applying effective, evidence-based Their children may be at risk for approaches to leading a happier and healthier life. abuse and neglect. Substance use disorder treatment and mental health Residents were provided with psychoeducation and opportunities to broaden therapeutic services are offered by their understanding of how substance use disorder (SUD) affects family and the the Family Behavioral Health Clinic important role that family members can play in recovery. They watched the live on-site. virtual performance of Four Legs to Stand On, a play that shows how SUD affects the whole family and draws attention to treatment and supportive communication. Serving: Expectant and parenting After the performance, a discussion followed where our residents shared very women over 18 and their children insightful comments with the director and actors. ages birth to 10 Location: Chicago The St. Monica Home residents were introduced to Allies in Recovery, an online Focus: Recovery from substance community that helps family members develop an understanding of the disease and use disorder, family stabilization and skills that will enable them to effectively support their loved ones in recovery. improvement of well-being The staff at St. Monica Home creates positive relationships with current and former Clients Served: 24 clients who have reached out to them during times of uncertainty for comfort. Children Served: 38

“We are checking in because St. Monica represents calm and consistency for us and our children,” former clients shared with staff. For them, the St. Monica Home staff is family who wants only what is best for them.

For Maryville Parenting Coach Katrina Ivory, she said that during these uncertain times, “people need what are considered to be sure things and people in their lives. St. Monica represents these for some of our clients.”

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St. Dominic Savio and St. Teresa

of Calcutta Home These two transitional homes are changing lives! Together with the administrative team, our staff gathers feedback from former clients who successfully completed St. Dominic Savio for boys and the program or are in the process of being discharged to their home communities St. Teresa of Calcutta Homes for girls on what was most beneficial, least helpful or needs improvement. are serving youth, ages 14 to 18, from the juvenile justice system who There is a young man in the St. Dominic Savio program that is waiting for have mental health needs and have the Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice (IDJJ) to grant him Aftercare status. experienced trauma. The Aftercare model creates a youth-focused intervention of rehabilitation and It follows a collaborative structure therapeutic services that support quality community supervision for all youth where staff, youth, their families and committed to IDJJ and moves away from an adult model of supervision. the community work together to create a discharge plan to minimize regression Aftercare specialists, like our Maryville staff, have received training to work and incarceration. Family therapy is with youth and family partners to assist them in successfully transitioning from an important aspect of the program. life in IDJJ facilities back to their communities.

Serving: Boys and girls The St. Teresa of Calcutta Home program welcomed a new addition to the ages 14 to 18 family—a bouncing baby boy who is affectionately called DJ. His mom has made Location: Des Plaines and Bartlett great strides with her transition from IDJJ to our program. She accomplished Focus: Develop educational, major milestones in her young life including giving birth, becoming a new mom, vocational, social, coping and completing her educational goals and working on her personal goals. interpersonal skills With the help of staff, she worked extremely hard to earn her GED, obtain her Clients Served: state I.D. and create positive memories through her love of baking. 20 at St. Dominic Savio 4 at St. Teresa of Calcutta Home Median Age: 16

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Casa Salama

Casa Salama is a safe and supportive home for girls diagnosed with intellectual and mental disabilities. The residential service program helps girls, who mostly have faced trauma or abuse, develop the skills that will allow them to live The Casa Salama staff keeps our eight girls engaged with daily planned activities independent lives. They undergo treatment to help them build their skills. One of these activities is doing a scavenger hunt with to help them build stable, consistent and four clues. As the girls find items, the activity allows them to think, connect and healthy relationships. They are given demonstrate their understanding of how to problem-solve and work together as a multiple home responsibilities and are team. The staff also works with them on their cooking skills and other ways that will taught coping tools to help them deal with help them to be independent. their emotions. Residents participate in a therapeutic day school, clinical groups, During the pandemic, the girls earned their credits from School District U-46 through recreation and vocational activities. remote learning and with staff supervision and support. The staff shared that two of the girls are enjoying the in-person learning three days a week. The girls continue Serving: Girls ages 13 to 21 to show improvement in spite of the challenges brought by the pandemic. They are Location: Bartlett being given extra time during their calls or virtual visits with family members. The staff Focus: Build self-esteem, confidence, is committed to building relationships with each girl, maintaining a strong partnership emotional resilience and emotional with the Department of Children and Family Services and exploring ways to address growth the girls’ treatment needs to help them reach their fullest potential while at Maryville. Clients Served: 9 Median Age: 18

From the original Maryville model of care comes Jóvenes Adelante Services where we not Jóvenes Adelante only ensure physical safety of our children, but also promote healthy relationships and social, Services (Youth emotional and spiritual development. Moving Forward) The way we do this is to integrate the mission Serving: Boys and girls and values of Maryville, follow best practices and ages 12 to 17 cultural and linguistic competency, and be aware Focus: Provide a safe and healthy of the social and economic disruptions faced by environment for boys and girls facing our children and their families. family transitions Every child receives the support of Maryville Clients Served: 308 staff who work to meet their physical, social, Median Age: 16 psychological, educational and health needs.

Education, art and music are examples of culturally-competent activities offered by the program. The Maryville staff are multilingual and bicultural, and the children easily identify and relate to them. 1710 Creative Ways to Give

Gifts of Cash Gifts from Retirement Accounts Gifts of Life Insurance In 2021, individuals who don’t itemize If you are 70 ½ or older, you may directly By creating a change of beneficiary form, on their tax return can benefit from a transfer your required minimum distribution you can make the Maryville Academy a $300 tax deduction (for couples a $600 or up to $100,000. Although a tax full, partial or even contingent beneficiary deduction is allowed). Those who do deduction is not available, the transfer of your policy. itemize are allowed to deduct up to will not count as taxable income. 100% of their adjusted gross income. Savings Bonds Gifts from Donor-Advised Funds Designate that your savings bonds Beyond gifts of cash, there are many Donor advised funds are an excellent come to the Maryville Academy through creative ways to make a gift to benefit resource to consider when making a gift your estate plan. Unlike family members Maryville’s children and families—ways to us. Call our office to learn more about or others, no taxes will be owed upon that may also help you. the advantages of creating such a fund. our redemption.

Gifts of Securities Bequests For more information, please contact Outright gifts of stock that have been A gift through your Will or Living Trust Megan Biasco, Director of Development held longer than a year benefit from the honors the relationship that you presently at [email protected] or avoidance of tax on the capital gain while have with Maryville. Gifts can be for a 847-294-1717. also offering a charitable tax deduction specific amount, a percentage of your for the present fair market value. estate, or even from the residuum after others have been cared for.

18 4 Donor Honor Roll Fiscal Year 2019 (July 1, 2019 – June 30, 2020) We extend our sincere and heartfelt thank you to the entire Maryville community—benefactors, volunteers and employees—for your friendship, your generous financial contributions, your tireless efforts, your prayers and your dedicated service to the children and families in Maryville’s care.

The Maryville Mrs. Rose Cowan Mr. Todd Kurisu and Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Ashley, III Guardian Society Mr. William T. Fitzpatrick Ms. Lynn Sasamoto Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Bachrodt The Guardian Society is a select Michael and Terri Flynn Family Mr. and Mrs. John G. Kyle, Sr. Mrs. Marcia J. Barba group of generous alumni, friends Mr. Patrick Gleason Mr. Melvin V. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Barrett and staff committed to advancing Dr. Louis J. Glunz, III Ms. Cheryl A. Longhini Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Bast Maryville’s mission through annual Mr. and Mrs. Brian F. Gregory Mrs. Charlene C. Madden Mr. and Mrs. David D. Baumruck gifts of $1,000 or greater. These Mr. Thomas Guagliardo Mr. James M. Mann Mr. James J. Beatty gifts provide Maryville with essential Mr. Andrew R. Lotts and Ms. Dolores A. Mauloff Mr. and Ms. Raymond J. Behrendt funding and establish a highly visible Dr. Wendy Lotts Ms. Mary F. McDermott Mr. and Mrs. Everett J. Bell standard of giving for Maryville Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Munro Ms. Susan J. McDunn Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Bell supporters to emulate. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Nigliaccio Mr. and Mrs. William J. McNally Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Benedetto Mr. Richard S. Pepper* and Ms. Sharon Minarik Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Benson Maryville is very grateful for the Mrs. Roxelyn M. Pepper Mr. Daniel R. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bergamin leadership of its Guardian Society Dr. James D. Pollock Mr. and Mrs. James L. Oberheide Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bergeron members who made gifts which Mrs. Arlette M. Quinn Loretta and Dan O’Brien Mr. Donald Bertagna benefit Maryville’s programs Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Riggio Dr. and Mrs. Arturo Olivera, Jr. Ms. Suzanne Bessette-Smith and the children and families we Mr. James M. Rohrbach and Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. O’Meara Mr. and Mrs. William W. Beucler serve. We are inspired by their Ms. Paula Kout Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Palumbo Ms. Megan Biasco commitment to Maryville and are Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Rooney Mr. and Mrs. John R. Perkaus Mr. Thomas Biasco honored to list the following Mr. and Mrs. George W. Rourke Mr. Michael Perkaus and Ms. Meagan L. Biebel Guardian Society members who Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Rourke Mrs. Nanci J. Perkaus Mr. Lawrence A. Blakley made their contribution between Mrs. Elizabeth R. Rusin* Michael J. Philipp and Mrs. Esther J. Boesche* July 1, 2019 and June 30, 2020. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Shea Claudette N. Philipp Ms. Linda Bonelli Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Sonneborn Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Pietrowski Robert J. Borre’, CH, BG, USAR $1,000,000+ Mrs. Juanita T. Soong Ms. Agnes L. Piszczek Jimmy and Eleni Bousis Mr. and Mrs. William J. O’Neill Michael J. Tobin, M.D. Mr. Albert P. Raya, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Boyle Mr. Christopher P. Valenti Mr. Steven A. Ring and Mrs. Mary J. Boyle $25,000 - $50,000 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Werner Ms. Jennifer A. Gallagher Mimi and Jim Brault Anonymous (3) Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Zych Margaret and Randall Roberts Dr. Timothy Bresnahan and Mr. John D. Fitzpatrick Mr. William S. Sakas Mrs. Sharon Bresnahan Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Perkaus, Jr. $1,000 - $2,499 Mrs. Ann R. Schillmoeller Bob and Lisa Brock Mr. and Mrs. Don Reisner Anonymous (5) Mr. and Mrs. Morton W. Sennett Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Broda Mrs. Lina B. Abraham Mr. Martin J. Spalding Brother Gerard Brown $10,000 - $24,999 Mr. William Abt Mr. and Mrs. James K. Toohey Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Brown Anonymous (2) Mr. Richard J. Adler, Sr. Mr. Michael T. Tribe Mr. and Mrs. David V. Brueggen Mr. and Mrs. R. Jeffrey Bruce Mr. Raymond L. Berry Mr. Joseph F. Turk Ms. Anne Marie L. Brunner Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Golden Mr. John F. Calmeyn Mr. John H. Valley Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Brzezinski Mr. and Mrs. John P. Madden Mr. Joseph R. Cimfe Mr. Brian Velo Mrs. Deborah Sue Buelow Mr. John Rocks Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Crown Mrs. Jane M. Walsh Mr. Mark Burchett Mr. Henry Smogolski Mr. and Mrs. James M. DeCorrevont Mr. and Mrs. David J. Witchger Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Burden Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Draganski *Deceased Ms. Colette M. Bywater $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. and Mrs. James J. Ertmann Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Calderone Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Fiorentino Benefactors Ms. Barbara J. Campbell Mrs. Charlotte A. Andres Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Flakus Many individual donors—alumni, Mr. James P. Caputo Mrs. Anne W. Buffo Mr. and Mrs. William J. Frank friends and staff—demonstrate Mr. and Mrs. Peter Carl Carol and Tom Butler Mr. Ned Franke their belief in Maryville’s mission Ms. Gretchen Carlotti Mr. Matthew J. Cullen Dr. Lea Anne Frost by making a financial contribution, Mrs. Katrina Carlson Ms. Kathleen M. Egan Ms. Gale M. Gangi or a gift-in-kind, in support of the Mr. and Mrs. Phillip A. Carrigan Mr. Zachary Fidler Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Geraty children and families in our care. Mr. Louis M. Caruso Stephanie and Jack Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Marty Gold We are honored to recognize Mrs. Margaret T. Casey Mr. and Mrs. Bert A. Getz, Jr. Mr. George V. Guzman those individuals who made a Mrs. Debra M. Casper Cece and Jack Hartman Mr. David Hannon gift of $100 to $999 between Ms. Mary Casserly Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Kerr Mr. Gus Haramaras July 1, 2019 and June 30, 2020 Mr. and Mrs. Allan A. Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Mambu Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Heaton Anonymous (23) Ms. Dolores A. Cavenaugh Mr. and Mrs. Rich Mozack Ms. Cheryl M. Heyden* Ms. Carol L. Cenar Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rusin Mr. Bradley Adams Mr. and Mrs. Bryan D. Hollowell Ms. Cindy Adams Ms. Stacy L. Ceretti Mr. and Mrs. Glenn S. Warner Ms. Ann M. Hook Mr. Henry E. Charles Drs. Carolyn and Henry W. Wiggins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Ahern Mr. and Mrs. David A. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Rajan Ahmad Mr. Kevin Cibula Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Isringhaus Mr. and Mrs. Don Alpers Mr. and Mrs. James Cihak $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Kearney, Jr. Ms. Carol Ciolino Anonymous (2) Ms. Anita M. Alvarez Shawn Kennedy Mr. Erik M. Archambeault Mr. and Mrs. Dean E. Clark Ms. Geraldine C. Blumm Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Koch Mr. Terrence N. Cobry Mr. and Mrs. David A. Bonoma Ms. Rosemary Argus 4 19 Mr. Ronald Coia and Thomas J. Fahey M.D. Mrs. Nancy W. Jacobs Mr. Roland G. Ley Ms. Kathleen Donahue-Coia Mr. and Mrs. John W. Falsetti Mr. and Mrs. William D. Janzen Mr. Thaddeus J. Lipinski Mr. Thomas F. Coleman Mr. Frank Faraci Mrs. Mary G. Jegen Ms. Alixe E. Lischett Mr. Frank S. Collura Mr. David Farrell Mr. Gordon E. Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Edward Loeb Mr. Patrick J. Condon Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Fedesna Mr. and Mrs. James R. Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Loftus Mrs. Anne Connolly-Reif Dr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Feldmann Mr. and Mrs. John J. Jiganti Mr. Edwin A. 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Smith Mrs. Elizabeth M. Wren CJBS, LLC Larry and Shelley Pilon Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Smuk Mr. and Mrs. Kirk M. Wulf Classic Kids Photography Ms. Patricia Pinkowski Mr. and Mrs. Steve Smuk Mr. Phillip Yack Cog Hill Golf & Country Club Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Pope Mr. Frank H. Sommerfeld, III Mr. Glenn Yaeger Conlon & Dunn Public Strategies, Inc Mrs. Gwen Porter Ms. Lisa Souza Mr. and Mrs. William J. Yaeger Cooper’s Hawk Winery Mr. and Mrs. John R. Potter Tadeusz Sowa Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Yelton, III & Restaurants Mr. and Mrs. Tom Potts Ms. Patricia Spadoni Ms. Jolene Yetter Core Power Yoga Ms. Sarah Pratt Moore Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Spanier Mrs. Elzbieta Zientarski CSz Theater Chicago Mr. and Mrs. John E. Presutti Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stanley Mrs. Sophia Zuganelis Cull Family Foundation Ms. Rozanne Priebe Mr. and Mrs. Aaron H. Stanton *Deceased De La Salle Institute Mr. David J. Pritchard Dr. Winifred Stariha Des Plaines Chamber of Mrs. Mary Pritchard Mr. David Steinbarth Organizations Commerce & Industry Ms. Suzanne B. Pritscher Mr. Joe Styrcula We are grateful to the many Des Plaines Healthy Community Ms. Maureen H. Pulia Mr. Paul J. Sularz corporations, foundations, religious Partnership Foundation Ann Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sullivan organizations, churches, businesses Des Plaines Materials & Supply Mr. and Mrs. John V. Quinn Mr. Glenn A. Swan Sr. and community groups who Durante Funeral Group Mr. Robert Quinn Ms. Marcia K. Swanson support Maryville through grants, East Bank Club Ms. Marily L. Racine Mr. Ronald S. Swidron gifts and gifts-in-kind. As key Edmond and Alice Opler Mr. Clifford Rallins Mr. John T. Theis stakeholders in our community, Foundation Most Rev. George J. Rassas Mr. Paul Thomas these donors recognize the value Edward and Wanda Jordan Mr. Gregory W. Rataj Mr. Chad Thomsen of partnering with children and Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Glen C. Reading Mr. John C. Tierney family-focused agencies, such as Elk Grove Township Mr. Thomas F. Reagan Ms. Cynthia L. Tomasello Maryville, to make a lasting impact Enterprise Holdings Foundation Ms. Patricia L. Reband Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tomasello on society. We are pleased to list EPAY Systems Ms. Carole F. Reed Mrs. Michelle Tomasello the following organizations that ExxonMobil Foundation Mr. Terrence J. Reilly Mr. Theodore J. Tomusiak made gifts of $100 or greater to Fatima Prayer Community Ms. Tina M. Restivo-Hock Mr. Michael P. Toomin Maryville between July 1, 2019 Felician Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mario P. Retondo Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Tortorella and June 30, 2020. Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC

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O’Donnell Glunz/Regis Foundation PGA of America Illinois Section Inc. belief that every child should be Mr. and Mrs. John Olson Graphic Printing Solutions LLC Phil Stefani Signature Restaurants empowered to reach their fullest Mr. Edward D. Orr Greater Horizons Philadelphia Church potential. Maryville is deeply Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Perkaus, Jr. Haan Contracting, Inc. ProVAR Technologies grateful for their unwavering Mr. Pasquale Perrone Hanover Township Mental R.C. Wahl Jewelers faith in the children of Maryville. Mr. and Mrs. G. Donald Pettway Health Board Ravinia Ms. Agnes L. Piszczek Hegemony, Inc. Redstone Wealth Advisors Anonymous (9) Mrs. Bobbie Porcaro Helen Brach Foundation Regis Technologies Inc. Mr. Richard J. Adler, Sr. Mr. Edward W. Rechner Hermitage Charitable Trust Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc. Allstate Giving Campaign Mr. and Mrs. Don Reisner Holt’s Kitchen & Bar Renzo Dairy Mrs. Ilda Arcari Riccio Construction Corp. Horton Chiropractic, Ltd Rewire Investments LLC Mr. James J. Beatty Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Riemer I.A. O’Shaughnessy Foundation Riccio Construction Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Riggio Illinois Club for Catholic Women Richard A. Perritt Charitable Ms. Geraldine C. Blumm Mr. James M. Rohrbach and Illinois Department of Children Foundation Mrs. Esther J. Boesche* Ms. Paula Kout & Family Services Rivers Casino Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Bolger Mr. and Mrs. George W. Rourke Illinois Department of Human Services Saints Faith Hope & Charity Mr. Ray E. Broderdorf and Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Rourke Illinois Tool Works Foundation Samuel Weinstein Family Foundation Ms. Maria T. Miramontes Mr. and Mrs. William J. Rourke Imagetec L.P. Scandinavian Ski and Carol and Tom Butler Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Rushkewicz INFANT, Inc. Snowboard Shop Mr. James P. Caputo Dr. and Mrs. Timothy J. 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Board of Directors Associate Board CYO Advisory Council Arlette Quinn Hon. Richard A. Devine, Chair Tom Biasco Lawrence A. Blakley Mary Ryan Andrew R. Lotts, Treasurer Mathew Boyle James P. Boyle Jennifer L. Tsalapatanis David A. Bonoma, Secretary William Boyle Anne Buffo Sr. Donna Marie Wolowicki, C.R. Anita Alvarez Bree Formentini Charles Cherney Glenn Yaeger William T. Fitzpatrick Megan Gagliardo Jeff Chrusciel Sophia Zuganelis Elizabeth Gallagher-Coolidge Michael Gagliardo Anthony Daniels-Halisi Dr. Louis J. Glunz, III Ed Guediguian Elijah P. Dunn Jóvenes Adelante Michael P. Golden Kiley Jacobs William T. Fitzpatrick Advisory Council Sean M. Madden Beck Kusiak Shirley A. Johnson Anita Alvarez Dan Lotts Michael G. McPhilliamy Michael J. Munro Megan Farrell-Kennedy Will Reynolds Michael J. Munro Scott Anthony Riley Dr. Maria Ferrera

Peggy J. Osterman Mike Skowronski Minal Giri, M.D. Agnes L. Piszczek Alumni Advisory Council Dean Tolliver Br. Michael Gosch Most Rev. George J. Rassas Abdullah Aziz Sr. Maureen Jerkowski George W. Rourke John Brdecka Jen School Wendy Kopald Michael P. Rourke Domingo Feliciano Advisory Council Emely Flores Lacayo Patrick G. Shea Aaron Hicks Mary Kay McDermott Alyson Beucler Rick Velasquez Dove Holecek Tara Segal Debbie Buelow Sr. Donna Marie Wolowicki, C.R. Belinda Lofton Rick Velasquez Beth Dunn Joanna Miriam Rev. Sara Wohlleb Executive Director Christopher Dunn Elve Mitchell Sr. Catherine M. Ryan, O.S.F. Frances Fiorentino Susan Regan-Cloutier Stephen Fiorentino Associate Executive Erin Wang Dr. Louis J. Glunz, III Directors Terence White Nina C. Aliprandi Vachel White Cathie Hollowell Evelyn Smith Jim Yolich Joseph Lampignano Heather Lischett Chief Administrative Pat Mauro Officer and Director Crisis Nursery Sharon Minarik of Employee Relations Advisory Council Michael J. Munro Teresa A. Maganzini Mimi Brault Frank Pawlak, P.C. Molly Carl Chief Financial Officer Judy Fregetto Agnes L. Piszczek George Vargas Anne M. Grosklaus Chief Development Officer Mary K. Kaess, LCSW, ACSW Megan Biasco Chris Perille Pam Perkaus Maggie Reynolds Aileen Robinson Through the nurturing spirit of our Casa Imani staff (left to right): Niena Williams, Martha Stroger, Dominique McCullough and Kimberly Clinton, Maryville is helping our children reach their milestones for a better future.

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