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OUR DONORS ORGANIZATIONAL Generations Fund Duraco, Inc INDIVIDUAL AND Dr. Ruth Durchslag The Damico Family Foundation Sidley Austin Brown & Wood LLP Eugene and Sallyann Fama OUR DONORS ORGANIZATIONAL Generations Fund Duraco, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John Q. Smith A. Finkl & Sons Co DONORS Ms. Marguerite D. Hark Eastdil Realty Co., L.L.C. Sodexho First American Title Insurance Carl R. Hendrickson Mrs. Arthur Edelstein Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal Company $25,000 and above Family Foundation Enterprise Rent-A-Car Foundation Studley First Industrial Realty Trust Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hohmann Equity Office Properties, Inc. C. Struve Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Fleming Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Hugi Kevin and Joan Evanich Ms. Enid Tanenhaus and Mr. and Mrs. John E. Freechack Abbott Laboratories I & G Charitable Foundation FCL Builders, Inc. Mr. Lewis Segal Ms. Lisa P. Fremont Albertson’s Inc. BEQUESTS Kellogg’s Company The Fifield Companies Taste of the NFL Fremont Investment & Loan Lincoln Property Company Seyfarth Shaw, Fairweather & Mr. and Mrs. James E. Barnard Chaveriat Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Evans Ms. Catherine A. Hayden Aon Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James D. King Prof. Nessan Fitzmaurice Tawani Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Fruin Mr. Alfred R. Lipton and Geraldson Harold and Roberta Barron Cheevers & Co. Experimur Martin and Vanessa Hayden Bank of America We received bequests from the Roy and Sarah Klehm Food4Less Foundation TD Options LLC John and Karen Gabbert Ms. Kathleen Roseborough Ms. Jeanine M. Sheehan Dr. Mary Jane Barth Chicago Board Options Exchange Mr. William J. Fahrenbach Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Hebeisen Judge Vincent E. Bentivenga estates of the following generous Knight Family Foundation Franklin Philanthropic Foundation Ms. Christine M. Tierney Gardner Carton & Douglas LLP Lohan Caprile Goettsch Architects Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Sheffield Bill Bartholomay Foundation Chicago Chapter of IFMA Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Fazzio Ms. Betty V. Hedblom Mr. M. Scott Bromwell, Jr. donors in FY 04-05. These gifts will Mr. Ron Krumm Mr. Philip M. Friedmann Tishman Speyer Properties Mr. James E. Geis Loyola University Chicago Shefsky & Froelich Ltd. Barton Incorporated Chicago Shares Federated Group, Inc. Ms. Caren A. Heller Ms. Debra A. Cafaro and help the Greater Chicago Food Law, Ware, Shedd, Murphy Gaucho Foods, Inc. The Topfer Family Foundation General Growth Properties, Inc. MacMunnis, INC Jude and Sandy Shkolnik Robert & Isabelle Bass The Chicago Stock Exchange Mr. Timothy Feeney Mr. John S. Heneghan Mr. Terrance K. Livingston Depository fight hunger for years Foundation Ms. Joan M. Giardina Paula and Andrew Tousignant Gibson Electric Co., Inc. Ron and Elise Magers Arnold I. and Bette Sobel Foundation, Inc. Chicago Sweetners, Inc. Ms. Julie A. Fiala Mr. Brian A. Hennessy CDW Corporation and years to come. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Levy Golub & Company Trammell Crow Company GK Development, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A. Mahler Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Batts Ms. Katherine Christensen and Jamee & Marshall Field Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Hennessy Central Grocers, Inc. Ms. Ellen Liebman and Mr. Leonard C. Goodman Unilever Home & Personal Care Glenview Community Church Manulife Financial Corporation Society of St. Vincent De Paul Alvin H. Baum Family Fund Mr. Robert Stenander Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Filipp Ms. Dorrit E. Herreid Chicago Area Combined Mr. Stuart R. Abelson Mr. Steven A. Koch Chris and Scott Gordon Unilever Ice Cream Globe Foundation Marc Realty Solomon Cordwell Buenz & Mr. and Mrs. G. Marc Baumann Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Chuchel Mrs. Patricia Finnegan Ms. Elaine B. Hicks Federal Campaign Ms. Dorothy King Dr. Laurence A. Mack Memorial Fund Grubb & Ellis Company The University of Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Glure Mrs. Margaret A. Marek and Associates, Inc. Baxter International Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ciolkosz Mr. Bruce H. Fischer and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Hinkel Chicago Community Trust Ms. Leona S. Nelson MacMaunnis Inc. Mrs. Paul W. Guenzel Venture One Real Estate, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Goggin Mr. Lee Marek St. Jude Police League The Bazaar, Inc. CIVC Partners, LLC Ms. Paula M. Eatman Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Hinz The Circle of Service Foundation Ms. Elizabeth V. Pherigo Meijer, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Gutterman Don and Roma Wehde Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Gore Maron Electric Company Mr. Donald J. Stanton Bear Stearns & Co. CJS, Inc. Ms. Ronda L. Fish Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Hirsch City of Chicago Ms. Mary C. Pherigo Morningstar Foods, Inc. Haarlow Family Charitable Mr. and Mrs. David B. Weinberg Gould & Ratner Matrex Exhibits Staubach Midwest LLC Mr. Thomas J. Beardsley Mr. Paul Claytor Jeffrey and Margaret Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Hirsch The Comer Foundation Mrs. Bernice C. Rochford Elizabeth Morse Genius Foundation Winston & Strawn LLP W.W. Grainger, Inc. MB Real Estate LLC Mr. and Mrs. James A. Stengel Bears Community Foundation Clear Channel Worldwide Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Fishman Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hjorth Arie & Ida Crown Memorial Ms. Lois I. Ross Charitable Trust Haffner Foundation World Finer Foods, Inc. Graycor Construction Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. McCarthy Mr. Thomas C. Stinneford Mr. and Mrs. G. Ted Becker Clifton Gunderson & Co. Mr. John G. Fitzpatrick Ms. Peggy L. Hoberg Del Monte Corporation BGEN Michael P. Mulqueen Hamilton Partners Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company Griswold Heckel & Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. McGhee Mr. David R. Studenmund and Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Beemer Ms. Ida M. Cobb Mr. Richard Fizdale and Mr. and Mrs. William W. Hobert Michael & Susan Dell Foundation New World Pasta Hana Foundation Foundation Associates, Inc. The McGraw-Hill Companies Ms. Joan M. Habinek Behles & Behles Mr. Colin A. Cody Ms. Suzanne J. Faber Ms. Margaret N. Hogan Dominick’s Finer Foods MEMORIALS Packaging Corporation of America The Harris Family Foundation Grosvenor Capital Management, L.P. J.F. McKinney & Associates Mrs. Barbara Swanson and Francis Beidler Foundation Cohen Administration LLC Mr. Robert E. Flanagan Mr. David J. Hohmeier Philip and Marsha Dowd Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Patton Mr. and Mrs. David B. Heller Grubb & Ellis The McShane Companies Mr. Dale Swanson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Collin Mr. Robert Hallman and Mr. Van E. Holkeboer and Mr. John A. Edwardson A special thank you to the friends and The Albert Pick, Jr. Fund Sidney and Margaret Herman $2,500 to $4,999 Ms. Suzanne M. Gylfe Merchandise Mart Properties, Inc. Syndicated Equities Corporation Dr. Steven P. Beltran and Commercial Carpet Consultants Ms. Gini Fleming Ms. Linda K. Bachelder FedEx Services families who honored the memory Mr. and Mrs. David Porter Higgins Development Partners Mr. Jeremiah A. Hallahan Merck Employee Giving Campaign Synetro Group, LLC Ms. Mary S. Hammes Commercial Finance Association Flex Execs Management Solutions Holly Duran Real Estate Partners, Lloyd A. Fry Foundation of the following individuals during Prince Charitable Trust Hines Interests Limited Partnership Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Harczak, Jr. Mesa Development Co. LLC TCB Design/Build Mr. and Mrs. Brett L. Benson Compass Ltd. Florists’ Transworld Delivery LLC Mr. and Mrs. John S. Gates, Jr. FY 04-05. The Reichert Foundation Home Run Inn Foundation 175 W. Jackson LLC Harris Bank Foundation Mesirow Financial Corporation Ticor Title Insurance Co. Mr. and Mrs. Marc Benson Computer Associates Ms. Deirdre T. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Holmgren Hardison Family Foundation Relations Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Hynek 311 South Wacker Dr. Walton Mr. Stanley G. Harris, Jr. Mesirow Stein Real Estate, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Tobin Mr. and Mrs. David Berg Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Conger Food For All Home Run Inn, Inc. Armin & Esther Hirsch Foundation Mr. Andrew J. Cohen The Otto L. & Hazel T. Rhoades Illinois Food Bank Association Street Capital Mr. David L. Hartsell and The Morris and Helen Messing Ms. Linda F. Tomchuck Ms. Betty Bergstrom Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Connolly Mr. Jeffrey C. Fort and Mr. Donald S. Horvath and Illinois Tool Works Foundation Mr. David S. Goldberg Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Barry D. Karl Mr. and Mrs. Michael Allen Ms. Wendie Reece Foundation Torchia Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Berner, Jr. Mr. Damon M. Conover Ms. Diane S. Locandro Ms. Juli K. Crabtree The Irving Harris Foundation Mr. Jerome Gordon Rohm and Haas Company Kastle Systems LLC Alliance Communications, Inc. Ms. Deborah Gage Haude Ms. Maureen A. Miller TOSA Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Berry Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conrath Mr. and Mrs. David W. Fox Horwood, Marcus & Berk Mr. Edgar D. Jannotta and Dr. Richard I. Herron Sara Lee Coffee & Tea Kehe Food Distributors, Inc. Allianz Global Risks US Mrs. Evelyn Haworth Tim and Kimberly Miller Transwestern Commerical Services Clifford and Patricia Betron Continental Offices, Ltd. Ms. Jeanne M. Fox and Joyce and Hal Hothan Ms. Erika C. Pearsall Mr. Frederick B. Martin Mr. Fred R. Sasser Mr. and Mrs. John Kirkwood Insurance Company Heitman Architects Incorporated Miller Cooper & Co., Ltd. Trio Foundation of St. Louis Bud and Mary Jane Bezark Mr. Kevin J. Conway Ms. Joanne R. Hartzer Household International Jays Foods, Inc. Mr. Raymond Munoz, Jr. Satter Family Foundation Ms. Kelly Kleiman Altair Advisers LLC Heitman Real Estate Investment The Missner Group Trizec Properties, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jack F. Bittner Mr. Stanton R. Cook Mr. Michael J. Francis, III Mr. Peter H. Howe Kayhan International, Limited Ms. Caroline F. Nelson Mr. Dustin D. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Koenig Ms. Susan L. 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