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The Children’s Clinic Sponsors of
Reaching out Touching lives
Annual Report 2010-2011 for 95 years Dear Friends,
The Oak Park River Forest Infant Welfare Society has provided health care services to children for 95 years! It is often said that a picture paints a 1,000 words. Please take a moment to look at the photographs of our patients scattered throughout this year’s annual report— these faces represent the 3,202 low income children who received medical, dental and social services through 9,440 visits to The Children’s Clinic over the last fiscal year.
These numbers help tell our story… n The Children’s Clinic has a longstanding commitment to training the next generation n 1,491 pediatric patients came for
of public health care providers. Thirteen well-child visits and immunizations fourth year dental students, three nurse n 1,992 sick children saw one of our practitioner students, three medical residents, pediatricians or nurse practitioners and a medical assistant student completed n 2,606 children received dental care rotations at the Clinic.
Welcome through 5,957 visits Your support is vital to our mission. n 99 patients received short-term It enables us to… counseling, 46 patients received n increase access to health care for low long-term counseling and 13 patients income children received psychiatric services over 10 months last year. For the first time in n offer health education in underserved Clinic history, a mental health team communities consisting of a full-time therapist, a n provide dental care to low income children psychiatrist and a case manager, all in the school setting bilingual, provided in-house, mental n reduce the incidence of obesity in medical health services. patients n improve literacy among our patients n identify and treat developmental delays and mental health issues Thank you. We are grateful to you for your support. You empower The Oak Park River Forest Infant Welfare Society to fulfill its health care mission through The Children’s Clinic. And, you help put smiles on the faces of those we serve.
Sincerely, 95 years of touching lives Leah Beckwith Elizabeth Lippitt, MHSA President Executive Director
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Our programs reach out and touch thousands of lives.
Dental Cavities are the number one childhood disease. The high cost of dental care and the lack of dental many health problems care providers who later in life. The Dental will accept Medicaid Clinic is one of the patients (Illinois ranks few resources for 48th out of 50 states affordable pediatric for oral health state dental care in our reimbursement rates) service area. The discourage low income Children’s Clinic families from getting provides full preventive preventive oral health and restorative care care. Often, the first in a five-chair dental time that low income office, including oral families visit a dentist exams, cleanings, is when their child fluoride treatments, is in pain from an dental sealants, infected tooth. The extractions, dental extent of the problem cavity repair, and root is epidemic: 55 canal treatment. percent of Illinois third As a result of our graders suffer from innovative Portable tooth decay and 30 Dentistry Program, a percent have untreated program that increases cavities. Dental care is access to primary and an important part of preventive oral health good overall health. services, 914 dental Providing dental exams, 588 cleanings services to children and 875 sealants were is key to preventing provided to school- aged children at their schools.
Oak Park River Forest Infant Welfare Society | Sponsors of The Children’s Clinic | 3 Medical Access to medical care for those without private health insurance is extremely limited. As a result, many low income families forgo well-child care. African American and Yet, these are the Hispanic children lag children who are most behind white children in need of on-going on nearly every health preventive care. They indicator. are more likely to be in The Medical Clinic fair or poor health, die provides primary health in the first year of life, care in a “medical have asthma, elevated home” model through blood lead levels, or be well-child care and overweight. acute care for sick Ignoring serious health children whose families problems in childhood meet the federal can have a detrimental poverty guidelines. effect on adult health Services include outcomes as well. The school physicals, racial disparity of the immunizations, access to health care is developmental and especially disturbing: behavioral assessments, nutrition needs, mental health counseling and social service linkage.
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Health Education & Outreach The Children’s Clinic strongly believes in the efficacy of education to improve health outcomes both in the Clinic and in the community. A Health Education Outreach Coordinator provides age-appropriate nutrition workshops Social Services for preschoolers, According to Voices for elementary school Illinois Children, unmet children and their pediatric mental health parents. Last year, needs are associated 1,626 children at 9 with school failure, elementary schools, teenage childbearing, 431 children at 15 unstable employment, preschools and 71 and violence. The parents at schools or Children’s Clinic has community centers a holistic approach to participated in health health care. In keeping education and nutrition with our practice of workshops. The Clinic treating the whole also participated in child, we view mental 23 community health health as an integral fairs to raise awareness component of overall of the importance of health. A full-time nutrition and fitness to social worker has been overall health. part of the well-child medical visit at the Clinic since 1920. This Literacy past year, a full-time case manager and Literacy is a key therapist, and a part- component of good time psychiatrist, all health. Acquiring bilingual, now offer language skills long term counseling promotes early brain in-house through a development. Children partnership with the with poor literacy skills Family Service and struggle in school, Mental Health Center putting them at risk of Cicero. On-site of emotional and counseling reduces behavioral problems the stigma attached to and reducing their mental health services, employment prospects and as a result, has and earning potential. been increasingly At each well-child utilized by Clinic visit, our doctors write patients and families. a “prescription” for parents to read out loud to their children, and the children are able to choose a book from the Clinic’s giving library to take home.
Oak Park River Forest Infant Welfare Society | Sponsors of The Children’s Clinic | 5 Oak Park River Forest Infant Welfare Society—95 years of service
Happy Birthday IWS! open two mornings a five-chair space. In 2011 marks The Oak week and one Saturday 1996, there were fewer Park River Forest Infant morning a month; than 2,000 medical and Welfare Society’s in 2011, the medical dental visits; in 2011, 95th year of service. clinic was open full- medical and dental What began in 1916 as time including two visits skyrocketed to a place to distribute evenings each week over 9,400. “clean” milk to poor and one Saturday a How is this all possible? families in the Chicago month. In 1996, the The dedication of the area is today a full- Clinic contracted with Oak Park River Forest service health clinic a single private dentist Infant Welfare Society Holiday Housewalk & Market December 2010 serving low income to provide dental has led the way. Today, children from Oak Park, care at the Clinic two with more than 125 Chicago and 50 Cook mornings a week. In active volunteers, County communities. 2011, the dental clinic— we are thankful for A comparison of 1996 now staffed by six their hard work and and 2011 illustrates dentists, one hygienist, leadership that benefits the remarkable four assistants, and children and families transformation of the 13 dental students—is in need of quality Clinic over the past open more than 40 health care. 15 years. In 1996, the hours a week including Clinic’s annual budget six evening hours and was $130,000; the one Saturday morning current budget is each month, in a $1.75 million. In 1996, the medical clinic was Day at the Races May 2011
Working together, touching lives
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Angel Award— Golden The Ginny The Clinic Service presented to Paintbrush Holland Award Award was given Joan Maxwell for Award—Conor honors outstanding to Vianey Cantu, Rollin’ on the River September 2010 her immeasurable Moscinski, for service. Named Dental Assistant, commitment to organizing a in remembrance for her dedication the Infant Welfare volunteer crew to of Ginny Holland, and commitment Society mission. paint the Clinic president of the to the Clinic’s hallways. Oak Park River dental patients. Infant Welfare Society from 1975-1977, this award went to Mary Lou Noll for her extraordinary volunteer service.
The Community Service Award was presented to Deborah Monson, Ropes & Gray LLP; and, Thomas White, Shiff Hardin, LLP for extensive pro-bono legal services to benefit the Clinic.
Special Recognition to Circle 80 founders Christine Baumbach (left) and Dale Clarke (center), and first Circle 80 Director Allison Clarke (right).
Chili Bowl February 2011
Oak Park River Forest Infant Welfare Society | Sponsors of The Children’s Clinic | 7 Our Donors
$10,000-$19,999 Oak Park Women’s Guild Diane & Perry Pero Alice Ireland & Wayne Juhnke Stewards Deb & Steve Poe Monica & Jim Pruyn Mary & Michael Joss Anonymous Sheila & Phil Rock Kyra Pych – Remax in the Village Elena Kanagandram Dawn & Harmon Brown S & C Electric Company River Forest Animal Hospital Carmelita & Thomas Karacic Good Heart Work Smart Foundation Anne & John Secker Debra & Alan Rosenberg Cheryl & Richard King Economy Shop State Farm – Mike Grant Karen & Donald Rosenwinkel Denise & Kent Kirk Fran Sullivan Margaret & John Ruckauf Anne Klassman & David Zimberoff $5,000-$9,999 Wirtz Corporation S. Ryan Construction Inc. Annette & Steven Lamon Advocates Dianne Zimmerman Linda Sahagian & Douglas Stewart Julie & Jonathan Laney Community Bank of Oak Park Suzanne Saxman & Peter Labadie Nancy & Jack Leavy and River Forest $500-$999 Janet & Kenneth Schiffman Sharlene Lissuzzo Peggy & Steve Diamond Sponsors Norman Siegel Lauretta Lyons Sheryl & Michael Grant Anonymous Kathleen Slowiak Marketing That Matters Donna Myers & Aaron Lebovitz B.V. Adams Ltd Carol & Robert Wootton Susan & Michael Markowitz Chatka & Anthony Ruggiero Patty & Frank Baker Beth McBride Donna & William Barrows $250-$499 Amy & Ed McCormack $2,500-$4,999 Leah & Paul Beckwith Sustainers Sistie & Eugene McEnery Patrons Philomena & F. David Boulanger Lee Ann & Floyd Anderson Merrill Lynch Anonymous BR – Design Barbara Ballinger Jane & Anthony Moran Forest Park National Bank Chris Broderick & Scott Billadeau Beijo Bags Patricia & Thomas Nelson Madden, Jiganti, Moore & Sinars, LLP Bess Celio Jae & David Berni Tracey Nicastro & Ross Roloff MB Financial Bank Circle 1 Ann & Robert Bill Maureen O’Rourke Judy & Joseph Scully Circle 14 Ann & Jerome Bolan Laura & Tom O’Sullivan Kathryn Ward-O’Malley Circle 32 Judy Bradeen Grayce Papp & Dan O’Malley Cucina Paradiso Karen & Robert Brown Darla & John Patterson Mary & Daniel Deziel Connie & Michael Burns Pearsall Family Foundation $1,000-$2,499 Drechsler, Brown & Williams Lynn Butler & Burkard Schmitt Patty & Ed Petrick Funeral Home Guarantors Camille et Famille Diane & Donald Pochyly Penny Egerter Mary & Richard Anderson Marilyn Cantisano Kelly & Richard Pollock Elmhurst Unique Indoor Comfort & Donald Southworth Sue & Dan Arends Marilyn & Thomas Pratt The Evening Division of The First Barbara & Robert Carlson William & Ann Baker Deborah Preiser United Church of Oak Park Christopher Calvin Inc James Botana Sara Proskey Chris Clardy & Ann Fischer Linda & Kevin Conway Becky & John Brofman Diana & Thad Rasche Sharon & Ted Flint Kathleen & Tony Buscemi Mary & Bill* Browne Kathy Ritten Stephanie & John Flynn Cyrano’s On-The-Go The Christopher Family Sue & David Rosi Foundation Forest Agency Inc. Janet & Frank Debits Ruthie’s Garden Circle 4 Gagliardo Realty Carolyn & Raymond DelConte Linda Ryan Circle 41 Walter Greer Aon Corporation Kathy & Thomas Haney Margaret Michalski David W. Dennis Tony Dibrizzi & Franklin Schwerin Karla Hayter & Ben Gierl Eastlake Chiropractic Pam & Edward Dieschbourg Sear’s Pharmacy & Healthcare Center, P.C. Nancy & John Ide Fish ‘N Chips, Inc. Cynde & Dale Seegers Elizabeth Frye-Sankary Beth & Andy Isaacs Jean & John Frana & Howard Sankary Kathryn Sheehan-Nesburg Joan Maxwell Jewelry Francesca Fiore & Alan Nesburg George and Arlene Rusch Rita & Robert Johnson Memorial Foundation Michelle Gittler & Lee Francis Erika & William Shorney Laura Jordahl Ellen & Paul Gignilliat Lana & Tom Geselbracht Sloan Value Company Sarah Joyce & Matt Koritz Kittleman and Associates Elyse & Bryan Gilbert Carollina Song & Alexander Harris Rebecca Kuntz Nancy & Peter Clark Richard Cartier Godfrey Starrs By Stephanie JPMorgan Chase Foundation Levy Custom Homes, INC Diane & Kevin Goggin The Savvy Host Julie & Patrick McKune Janina Levy & James Strait Jacky Marshall-Gonzalez Liz & John Tinkham Linda & Brian McLaughlin Elizabeth & Alex Lippitt Grant Thornton LLP Judy Weik & Rick Sumner Michele & Noel Moore Charlene & George Locasto Judy & Bill Greffin West Suburban Mothers Dimpy & George Morvis of Multiples Molly & Geoffrey McClelland Janet & Michael Hanley Andrew Neff Susan & John Zaruba Linda & Mike Haley D. Michael Harms Mary Lou & Martin Noll Kay & Robert Hedger Zoller and Swanson Company *deceased Oak Park Insurance
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$100-$249 Sally & Ed DelBeccaro Nancy & David Hines Marion Street Grille Anonymous Ben Dembla Jackie & Brad Holland Mark J. Walsh and Co Debbie & Tom Abrahamson Elsa & George DePalma Deborah & Jim Hopkinson Kathy Marsh Rosa Abreu Chris Dewey Evelyn Housenga Mary Martino All Things Knit Pat Doell Lynn & Burt Hudson Cindy Mastbrook Jill & Doug Aller Patrick Dooley Patricia & Ken Hunt Maureen & Jack Matthews Donna Anderson Jeanne Douglas Susan Huntting Mary & Peter Mavrogenes Jan & Michael Anderson Karen & Buzz Doyle Andrew Isserman & Cathleen & Michael May Judith & Robert Andretich Donna Drinan & Ellen Jacobsen-Isserman Maya Del Sol Dianne & John Andrews Thomas Underwood James Anthony Salon & Day Spa Beata McCann Marcia & Richard Ashton Nancy Dummer Sheila & Kenneth Javor Jana & Terry McIlory Sharyn & Dwight Austin Christine DuSell Gertrude Johnson Patricia McNally Dr. Gerald Aylward Tom Dwyer Pam & Dwight Johnson Beth Ellen McNamara Bank of America Barbara Eastman Patricia Johnson & Ted Temkin Carolyn & Geary Meanza Jill & Steve Baskin Renee Ekman Kappa Kappa Gamma Nadine Mehl Alumnae Association Judith & Shale Baskin Wendy Epstein & David Dranoff John Meister Katherine Anne Confections Maria Bassi Jane & John Erickson Diane Menza Ann Louise Kavanaugh Carole & Robert Batlivala Expression in Floral Design Victoria Mertz Mary Ellen & Eugene Kelly Virginia & Owen Beacom Sheila & Sean Flaherty Dietra & Anthony Millard Tracy D. & Wendell Kelsey Elizaveta Benevolenskaya Anna & Brian Flanagan Deborah & Timothy Mojonnier Maggie Kenny Donna Bialek Millie & Hugh Flannery Julie & Scott Moller Dawn & Jack Kerth Linda Binder Collen Fleming Monahan & Cohen Kinaloon Mary & Paul Binder John Frankenstein Lola & David Monson Jean & Scott Kirk Bird Dog Bay Angela Fredriksen Shirley Moore Lynn & Paul Klassman La Moyne & Sidney Blair Kristin & Kevin Friker Sandy Moran Sarah Koch-Smicklas William Blair & Company Marcia & Thomas Fritz Eliza Moravec Almerinda S. Kolodziej Deborah Bluminberg Janet Fry Mary Movic & Kader Gacem Kolovitz Movers Susan & Henry Bode Barbara Furlong Diane Mustain Jill & Jim Kopecky Sue & Ken Boyer Susan & Barbara Gadzinski Laura Myntti Beverly & Michael Kralovec Bramble Jackie Gajewski Robert Najera Kraus Family Foundation Kathleen Breski Louise & James Gates Carolyn Newberry Schwartz & Donald Richardson Frank Gazzolo Joan Kurtenbach & Cliff Brady & David Schwartz Susan & Nicholas Bridge Marylen Marty-Gentile Kathi Kyrias & John Gann Michael Noble Tracy & Thomas Booker & Michael Gentile Louis D. and Katherine E. Marjorie & Robert Novak L’Amour Trust Jean Buckley & Dennis Michon Andrew Gersten & Brian Hudok Polly Novak Maureen Lantero Sarina Butler Jeffrey Gertz Oak Design and Construction Holly Laspina Ann & Bob Canpary Tom Gladden Kathleen O’Brien Amy & Ron Lazzeretti Sherry & Paul Carbery Global Elements – Rita O’Laughlin The GET Company Kathy Leisten Careful Peach Boutique Mary Olson Ellen Gorney Jane & James Levy Anne & James Carey Kathy & Ade Onayemi Daniel Gould Megan & Justin Lewis Carriage Flowers Kristi & Gary Osga Kathleen Gould Meg & Greg Liebreich Jane Clark Wendy Owen Peggy & Howard Graening Ingrid Liu Kristen & Mark Coe Kathy Ozga – Vintage Japanese Edward Collins Joan Greco & John Fyfe Lois & Brian Love Silk Scarves and Jackets Peggy & John Coon Marissa & Edward Green Colette Lueck Georga & Allen Parchem Pat Corti Lisa Groves & John Turcza Beverly & F. Dean Lueking Margaret Parker & James Witschy Ann & Russ Covode Kim Habel Jean & Daniel Lupiani Deborah Paszkiet Keary Cragan Lisa & Torrence Hammond Nell & John Lurain Donna & John Patterson Melissa Cureton Patricia Hannon & Peter Donoghue James Lynch Julie & Matt Patterson Nancy Montroy & Dennis Cusack Teresa & Don Harmon Carol MacKimm Carol & Joseph Paulus Pamela Dugan-Deady & Harriet Hausman Tom Madden Pearls for Good Patrick Deady Maureen & Walter Healy Melinda Malecki Mary & Peter Pearre Susanna & Casey Decker John Hedrich Kate Mallon & Edward Lesniak Petroleum Development Maureen & Dan Delaney Kim Hefner Kathleen Marifjeren Corporation {continues}
Oak Park River Forest Infant Welfare Society | Sponsors of The Children’s Clinic | 9 Mary Pisani Mary & Thomas Tyler Mary Anderson Kerr Corporation Mary Pittman & David Lindeman Barbara Ullrich Nursing Fund Donors Karen Lembcke Maureen & Larry Powers Donna Vobornik & Marc Lauerman Mary & Richard Anderson Elizabeth Lippitt Debbie & Oscar Blanco Geraldine Prather Ann Vogt Chris Liskiewitz Carolyn & Raymond DelConte Susan Price & Marc Martinez Darla Vollrath Joan Maxwell Mary & Daniel Deziel Betty Puchalski Elaine & Steven Wade Will McConnell, AIA Peggy & Steve Diamond Claudia Marciniak Puiszis Nancy & Richard Waichler Richard Mertz Penny Egerter & Steve Puiszis Karen Walker & Clarence Ward Microsoft Kathy & Thomas Haney Nancy Quinn Susan & Bill Wallace Gary & Conor Moscinski Alice Ireland & Wayne Juhnke Annette Raddatz Sally Washlow Melissa & Travis Narum Rita & Robert Johnson Rare Bird Preserves, Inc Barbara & Charles Watkins Bob Nudera, DDS Elenore Weber Elizabeth & Alex Lippitt Tracey Nicastro & Ross Roloff Amy & Jim Reardon Mary & William Weiland Diane Menza Oak Park Women’s Guild Kathy Redpath Jeannie Flannery & Tim Weinand Mary Lou & Martin Noll Lorraine & Phil Wagreich Robert Reininga Sherry Nordstrom Betty Puchalski Maribeth & Rocco Petrosino Therese & John Rigas & David Weindling Sue & David Rosi Pioneer Press / Oak Leaves Riley Heating & Cooling, LLC Phyllis Wendel Richard Schutter Deb & Steve Poe Kim & Kevin Robinson Linda Wilkins Anne & John Secker Practicon Joan & John Ryan Lynne & Jim Williams Sally & James Prescott Donations of Time, Barbara Ryan Nancy & Donald Williams Reach out and Read Products & Services Lynn & James Ryan Winberie’s River Forest Public Library Anonymous Denise & Eric Sacks Sue & Douglas Winchell Connie & Ted Rigas 3M ESPE Betsy & Eric Samore Lynn & James Winikates Ropes & Gray LLP – Delia Alvarado Linda & Louis Scannicchio Kim & Bruce Wojack Deborah A. Monson Artemis Design, Ltd. – Diana Rigas M. & David Schiavone Dorothy Wood Linda & Louis Scannicchio Dina Kinnan & Paul Aurandt Ann & Mike Schimmel Valerie Woods Schiff Hardin LLP – Gerald Aylward, DDS Suzi Schrader & Adam Stern Woolies Thomas White Buck Consultants Diane & Richard Schuler Peter Wrenn Septodent The Buzz Café Lee Ann & Daniel Senese Cynthia & Maury Pierpaoli Cheryl Stein & Jay Butler Cameo Endodontics Sharon & Mel Seremek Darlene Zarate Sunstar Americas, Inc. Sheila & Steve Carson Shaker Family Foundation Marianne & Ted Zelewsky Sunstar Dental Colgate Elizabeth & Michael Shanahan Connie Zyer The Nineteenth Century Club Lynette & Thomas Colmey Charitable Association Nancy & George Shorney Cosmedent The Wrigley Company Stella & George Simios Gifts in Memory of Judy & August Crivolio Thrive Counseling Center Jane & P. William Simonini Jane Allen Charlotte Darken Carrie Tran Theodore Sinars Dorothy Bachochin Anna DeLano Tulsa Dental Specialty Dr. Annemarie Slobig Thora Campbell Delta Dental of Illinois Wednesday Journal Patricia Slovak Ann Douglas Dental Health Products, Inc. West Suburban Medical Center Jean & Michael Small Helen Dowling Dentsply Whittier School Mary Small Bobbie Isserman Judy Deogracias Willard Elementary School PTO Kelli Smith Francis Cristiansen Keffer Family Service and Mental Health Carol & Robert Wootton Spike’s Peter Petros Center of Cicero Young Dental Manufacturing Sandra St. Laurent Monroe B. Sullivan, DDS Ariane Fisher Jennifer & Ted Staszak We have carefully reviewed the names of Sharon & Ted Flint all those listed in this report. If your name Gifts in Honor of Anna & Patrick Staunton GC America INC has been omitted, misspelled, or incorrectly Susan Stearns Jill Baskin, DDS Lisa & Frederick Gillis listed, please accept our sincere apology and Stella and Dot Leah Beckwith Girl Scouts call us so that we may correct our records. Karen Stelmach Charlotte Darken Kim & Bill Green Mary Stonesifer Penny Egerter Hatch Elementary School Anne & John Sullivan Anne Klassman Leeann & James Heininger Martha & M. Eugene Tardy Bruce Nesbitt Hephzibah Children’s Association Lynn Taylor & Tom White Oak Park River Forest Alice Ireland & Wayne Juhnke Infant Welfare Society Circle Two Telly Chicago Jewel Distribution and Tomato Mountain Farm Judy Scully Transportation Kelly & Robert Turner KaVo
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Statement of Financial Position at June 30, 2011 Grants Awarded In FY 2011
CURRENT ASSETS Berwyn Community Development Block Grant $20,000 Cash and cash equivalents $253,758 Berwyn Health District $18,000 Grants and accounts receivable $55,043 Blowitz-Ridgeway Foundation $17,000 Unconditional promise to give $24,000 Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois $10,000 Interest receivable 0 Prepaid expenses $11,195 Chicago Community Trust $9,000 Deposits $6,350 Chicago Dental Society Foundation $5,000 Investment securities $829,982 Community Memorial Foundation $15,100 Total Current Assets $1,180,328 First United Church of Oak Park $750 PROPERTY & EQUIPMENT Property and equipment $768,899 Grant Healthcare Foundation $10,000 Less: Accumulated depreciation $398,728 Illinois Children’s Healthcare Foundation $223,000 Total Property and Equipment-Net $370,171 Illinois Department of Public Health-Dental Sealant Grant $12,700 OTHER ASSETS Walter S. Mander Foundation $1,000 Deposits 0 Investment securities $153,703 Oak Park Community Development Block Grant $20,131 Unconditional promise to give $15,167 OPRF Community Foundation $3,000 Total Other Assets $168,870 Rotary Club of Oak Park - River Forest $1,000 TOTAL ASSETS $1,719,369 Seabury Foundation $10,000 CURRENT LIABILITIES Accounts payable $13,510 Turano Foundation $2,500 Deferred revenue $81,638 United Way of Metropolitan Chicago $41,866 Payroll liabilities $30,100 University of Illinois at Chicago $4,500 Total Current Liabilities $125,248 VNA Foundation $25,000 NET ASSETS Westlake Health Foundation $25,000 Net assets - Unrestricted $1,342,527 Net assets - Temporarily restricted $251,594 TOTAL $474,547 Total Net Assets $1,594,121 TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS $1,719,369
Statements of Activities – Year Ended June 30, 2011 Temporarily OPERATING Restricted FUND FUND Total The summary of selected financial Income information is derived from the financial Service revenue $774,505 0 $774,505 statement of the Oak Park River Grant revenue $415,211 0 $415,211 Forest Infant Welfare Society, d/b/a Donations - Public support $107,395 $11,559 $118,954 The Children’s Clinic IWS for the year Circle dues and fundraising $31,781 0 $31,781 ending June 30, 2011, which has been Special event income $167,237 0 $167,237 audited by Cray, Kaiser Ltd. Copies of the audited financial statements are United Way $41,866 0 $41,866 available upon request. Cray, Kaiser Ltd. Sublease income $771 0 $771 has issued an unqualified opinion on the Investment income $22,291 $1,561 $23,852 financial statements for the year ended Realized and unrealized gains June 30, 2011. on investment securities $76,347 $27,997 $104,344 Donated goods and services $49,176 0 $49,176 Other income $17 0 $17 Total Income $1,686,597 $41,117 $1,727,714 Functional Expenses Program services $1,455,847 $620 $1,456,467 Management and general $103,305 0 $103,305 Fundraising $152,715 0 $152,715 Total Functional Expenses $1,711,867 $620 $1,712,487 Change in Net Assets ($25,270) $40,497 $15,227 NET ASSETS – BEGINNING OF YEAR $1,367,797 $211,097 $1,578,894 END OF YEAR $1,342,527 $251,594 $1,594,121
Oak Park River Forest Infant Welfare Society | Sponsors of The Children’s Clinic | 11 2010-2011 Staff Our Mission Board of Directors and Auxiliary Board
Board of Directors The Children’s Clinic Staff The Oak Park River Forest
Officers Administrative Team Infant Welfare Society Leah Beckwith, President Elizabeth Lippitt, MHSA, Executive Director sponsors The Children’s Sheryl Grant, 1st Vice-President Betty Alanis, Office Manager Clinic, a community Anne Klassman, 2nd Vice-President Jill Aller, Development & Marketing Manager supported health care Ann Bill, Secretary Nancy Amador, Receptionist organization that provides Cynde Seegers, Treasurer Judy Bradeen, Director of Finance & Operations medical, dental and social Mary Anderson, Board Advisor Susanna Decker, Director of Development Karen Doyle, Development & Marketing Assistant services to children of Directors Wendy Epstein, Grant Writer families who are unable to Adriana Artiaga Mayra Jackson, Receptionist afford the cost of private James Botana Eva Perri, Financial Assistant health care. Through Carolyn DelConte Alma Rojas, Health Education Outreach Coordinator partnerships with other Suzi Schrader community organizations, John Secker Medical Team Jan Tendick Dr. Karen Walker, Medical Director we support the physical and Kelly Turner Dr. Damayanti Hathiwala, Pediatrician social well-being of children. Lynne Williams Dr. Patricia Valassis, Pediatrician Nancy Wohlford Kimberly Carbonara, Nurse Practitioner Dianne Zimmerman Darla K. DeWolff, Nurse Practitioner John Ruckauf, Nurse Practitioner Auxiliary Board Angela Dougé, Dietician Kelly Turner, Co-President Keila Hawkins, Medical Assistant Lynne Williams, Co-President Maria (Rosie) Del Rocio Medel, Medical Assistant Anne Secker, Past President Dental Team Christine Baumbach Dr. Jill Baskin, Oral Health Director Debbie Blanco Dr. Danielle Barstad, Dentist Becky Brofman Dr. Lynse Briney, Dentist Louise DeAlba Dr. Daniela Brzozowski, Dentist Janet Debits Dr. Elizabeth (Betsy) Samore, Dentist Mary Deziel Dr. Margaret Vizgirda, Dentist Penny Egerter Delia Alvarado, Dental Hygienist Sharon Flint Vianey Cantu, Dental Assistant Haley Hammond Gladys Medel, Dental Assistant Kathy Haney Marisol Ortiz, Dental Assistant Lynn Kirsch Rosa Ruiz, Dental Assistant Jean Lupiani Jasmin Vazquez, Dental Assistant Beth McBride Pat McNally Behavioral Health Team Maureen Powers Dr. Marta E. Banegas Katie Williams Karlee Kirkpatrick, MSW Ignacio Perez, LCSW Sandra St. Pierre, LCSW
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