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Individual and Organizational Donors INDIVIDUAL AND U. S. Bank Driehaus Capital Management, LLC US Foods Enterprise Holdings ORGANIZATIONAL DONORS United Way of Metropolitan Chicago Equity Residential C. J. Erickson Plumbing Co. Miller Cooper & Co., Ltd $100,000 and above $25,000 to $99,000 Individuals and Foundations Costco Wholesale Corporation* Organizations Susan Crown Exchange, Inc. Anonymous Anonymous (6) Blue Waters Foundation Patrick and Anna M. Cudahy Fund Alliance Data Disney* The Chicago Community Trust Cafaro-Livingston Charitable Trust Abe and Ida Cooper Foundation Exelon Corporation Conagra Brands Foundation Franklin Philanthropic Foundation The Crown Family Cummings Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Fama Garvey’s Office Products Feeding America General Iron Industries Charitable Foundation Food Processing Suppliers Association Foundation Mr. Lawrence Feis and Mrs. Brenda H. Feis Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Finnegan Curtis Granderson Foundation, Inc Joy in Childhood Foundation* Grant Thornton, LLP KraftHeinz Company Foundation Finnegan Family Foundation Mr. Ronald G. Friedman and Ms. Clara Rubinstein Harris Associates, LP Polk Bros. Foundation Heitman, LLC Share Our Strength Joseph L. and Emily K. Gidwitz Memorial Foundation Mr. Leonard C. Goodman The Hersey Company* Starbucks* and the Starbucks Foundation Illinois Tool Works Foundation Ventas, Inc. Leo & Yuki Graham Foundation Hardison Family Foundation Irving Park Community Food Pantry The Walmart Foundation* The Harris Family Foundation Kirkland & Ellis, LLP Armin & Esther Hirsch Foundation Russell and Josephine Kott Memorial $100,000 and above Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hohmann Charitable Trust Individuals and Foundations Ms. Mary Ellen Keyser KPMG Community Giving Campaign Anonymous (2) Ms. Ann Kowalsky and Mr. Jerrold Salzman Law, Ware, Shedd, Murphy Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Harriman Mr. and Mrs. Peter N. Lantero Lawrence’s Fisheries, Inc. Mr. Michael L. Keiser and Mrs. Rosalind Keiser Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Levy The Marmon Group, Inc. Shear Family Foundation Ms. Elizabeth A. Liebman Merchandise Mart Properties, Inc. Mr. William R. Shepard Mr. Thomas C. Liebman Monarch Awards Foundation Mr. Henry Smogolski Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Lisowski Nationwide Private Client Stanley and Lucy Lopata Charitable Foundation Norfolk Southern Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Maentz Northern Trust $25,000 to $99,000 Mr. Clyde S. McGregor and Ms. LeAnn Pedersen Pope ParkerGale Organizations Mr. Saumya Nandi and Ms. Marta Delgado PepsiCo Anonymous (5) Dr. Tim D. Noel and Mrs. Joni L. Noel Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers J.R. Albert Foundation Bill Nygren Foundation Peterson Technology Partners, Inc Albertsons Companies Foundation The John C. & Carolyn Noonan Parmer Red Nose Day* Bank of America Private Foundation The Reichert Foundation The Barker Welfare Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Parrell Dr. Scholl Foundation Benevity Community Impact Fund Bruce and Diana Rauner Arch W. Shaw Foundation Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Bradley S. Reid SmithBucklin Corporation Chicago White Sox Charities James and Laura Roth Soldier’s Wish Citadel The Satter Family Foundation Morgan Stanley The Comer Foundation Silvio B. Troianello Trust and the Koropp Family Irvin Stern Foundation Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Region Inc Mr. Craig D. Stepnicka Sullivan Roofing, Inc. Community Shares of Illinois The Eunice and Joshua J. Stone Foundation Synergy55, Inc. D & R Fund Mr. and Mrs. William R. Tobey, Jr. Township of Lyons Duchossois Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Timothy VanTassel Weiser Philanthropic Fund The Griffith Foods Foundation Ms. Carol Warshawsky and Ms. Ilene Shaw WhyHunger Harbor Capital Advisors, Inc. The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, Inc. Wrigley Company Foundation Helen Brach Foundation Drs. Henry W. and Carolyn K. Wiggins YourCause Henrietta Lange Burk Fund, Bank of America, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Yacyshyn N.A., Trustee $10,000 to $24,999 HSBC* Individuals and Foundations $10,000 to $24,999 Illinois Children’s Healthcare Foundation Anonymous (14) The Ingersoll Rand Foundation Organizations The Jay Whipple Family Foundation Joy in Childhood Foundation Anonymous Mr. Jeff Adams and Mrs. Annette W. Adams JPMorgan Chase A.G. Cox Charity Trust Mr. Frank E. Ahern Kalamazoo Outdoor Gourmet, LLC AbbVie Inc. Employee Giving Campaign Lester & Edward Anixter Family Foundation Kroger Company The Abbott Fund* Mrs. Michal A. Attaya Levenfeld Pearlstein, LLC Abelson-Taylor, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Bernstein The Lloyd A. Fry Foundation Active Campaign The George and June Block Family Foundation Robert R. McCormick Foundation Albers/Kuhn Family Foundation Mr. Christopher P. Boruff Mizkan America, Inc. Allstate Giving Campaign Mr. Timothy M. Boudreau Morgan Stanley* Beaverdale Foundation Martin and Mary L. Boyer Foundation Network for Good Bloomberg Mr. and Mrs. Scott Brady Paul M. Angell Family Foundation BNP Paribas Ms. Maree G. Bullock The Regenstein Foundation C3 Presents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Cancila, Jr. RSM Chapman and Cutler LLP Mr. John Cannon III Starbucks Foundation Chicago Bulls Charities Mr. Robert D. Carone Target Citizens Bank Mrs. Joan K. Chow and Mr. Kenneth E. Munz Tyson Foods, Inc. Community Memorial Foundation The Robert and Terri Cohn Family Foundation 1 Supporters 2017-2018 The Davee Foundation The Earl and Brenda Shapiro Foundation Sprout Social Mr. Floyd E. Dillman and Dr. Amy Weiler Julie and Brian Simmons Foundation SVB Foundation Ms. Kathleen M. Doyle and Mr. John R. Herr Mr. James A. Skinner Sweetener Supply Corporation Ms. Diana L. Duncan The Melissa and Chuck Smith Family Swiss Re Foundation Edwardson Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter Soudan Touch and Go Records Inc. Ms. Julie A. Fiala Mr. David Stanford United Way Of Greater Atlanta Mr. Philip M. Friedmann Clayton A. Struve Family Foundation Wagstaff Worldwide Public Relations, Inc. Robert E. Gallagher Charitable Trust John and Jill Svoboda Wells Fargo Foundation Mr. Douglas Geoga Threshold Of Hope Inc. Winnetka Congregational Church Dr. Glenn S. Gerber and Ms. Linda S. Schurman Kevin and Kathleen Tunney Zoomba Group Mr. Amir Ghoddousi Mr. Graeme R. Waller Mr. Oliver Gugenheim Mr. David A. Weinberg and Ms. Grace A. Newton $5,000 to $9,999 Mr. Arthur M. Gutterman Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wood Individuals and Foundations Mr. and Mrs. James Haigh Ms. Delphina Worsley Anonymous (26) Mr. Jeremiah A. Hallahan Adreani Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hannus $5,000 to $9,999 Drs. Javeed and Naheed Akhther Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Harczak, Jr. Organizations Allyn Foundation Ms. Marguerite D. Hark Aetna Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Barry W. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Sidney N. Herman Alexander Charitable Foundation Gregory and Laurie Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Matthew T. Howard Altair Advisers, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Kimball R. Anderson Lee Ann and Melvin H. Jacobs Foundation Bayer CropScience Mr. George A. Andrews and Mrs. Margo A. Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Johnson Beam Legal Team, LLC Hugh D. Archibald Mr. and Mrs. Murray R. Johnson William Blair Mezzanine Capital Partners Dr. Michael E. Arvan and Ms. Arlene O. Sanoy Mr. Peter G. Johnson and Brady Corporation Ms. Annie Aubrey Ms. Imelda Caliwiliw-Johnson Bright Funds Foundation Mr. and Mrs. R. Donald Awalt Mr. Michael P. Joyce Catholic Bishop Of Chicago Holy Family Church Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Babiar, Jr. Ashley D. and Michael T. Joyce Chesley, Taft & Associates LLC Ms. Emily L. Barr and Mr. Scott M. Kane Ms. Sharon L. Karsten Composites One Mr. Brian J. Barth Mrs. Carol W. Keenan CRC Insurance Services, Inc. Ms. Verna L. Baughman Kathleen and David Kennedy Foundation Discover Financial Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Beemer Mr. Steven A. Koch DLA Piper LLP (US) Mr. Gerald A. Beeson Mr. and Mrs. James M. Kramer Draper and Kramer Francis Beidler Foundation Leestma Family Foundation The Duchossois Group, Inc. Judith and Bruce Bendoff Mr. Oswald G. Lewis and Ms. Maria C. Green George M. Eisenberg Foundation for Charities Mr. Ronald Bensema Dr. Debra A. Loftus FactSet Research Systems Inc. Ms. Judith Bergen Jim and SuAnne Lopata Fay Servicing, LLC Mr. James B. Biery The Lyon Family Foundation Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan H. Bogaard Dr. Laurence A. Mack Memorial Fund Marshall andJamee Field Family Fund Dr. and Mrs. Barry E. Booth Amy Manelli and Michael Manelli Fraternite Notre Dame, Inc. Mr. Paul H. Brenner and Mrs. Susan R. Brenner Mr. and Mrs. John P. Marren GE Foundation Mr. Richard C. Brissette and Ms. Constance M. Weil The Masson Family Charitable Remainder Unitrust GEMS World Academy Chicago Brody Family Fund Mr. William C. McAlaine Generation IV Charitable Trust Kate and Aaron Brown The Meeko Fund Give With Liberty Mr. and Mrs. Roger O. Brown Ms. Shari Meyerson Grainger Matching Charitable Gifts Program Mr. William F. Browne Mr. Jan and Dr. Carol Miecznikowski W.W. Grainger, Inc. Mr. John T. Bycraft Mr. and Mrs. Steve R. Milin Sam, Sarah & Irwin Grossinger Foundation Mr. LeRoy T. Carlson, Jr. Mr. Brian C. Miller The Irving Harris Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Carynski Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Morel Hu-Friedy Mr. William F. Cash, III Mr. Adam Mortara The Huntington National Bank Mr. and Mrs. Chung B. Chang Jamin and Phoebe Nixon IBM Employee Services Center Mr. Kin Ying A. Chau and\ Ms. Angela Ip Mr. Robert J. Oakes Jackson National Community Fund Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Ciolkosz Ms. Shauna Peet Raymond James & Associates Mr. and Mrs. James W. Colletti Dr. and Mrs. Richard D. Penn Johnson&Johnson Cookie Jar Foundation PFK Family Foundation Bentall Kennedy U.S., LP David and Kirsten Helen & Curtis Pinnell Foundation Latham & Watkins, LLP Cunningham Charitable Foundation Power Family Foundation Bank Leumi USA Ms. Heidi Dalenberg Mr. Sam Press Lodestar Investment Counsel, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ravi Datta-Nemana Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Race Macy’s Corporate Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Davis Dr. Vasudevan Rajaram and Mrs. Usha Rajaram Magnetar Capital Mr. Thad Davis The Rhoades Foundation Mazza Foundation Mr. Roger Liew and Ms.
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