Annual Report - United Way of Will County

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2013 ANNUAL REPORT
Fiscal Year 7/1/12 - 6/30/13
United Way of Will County
54 N. Ottawa St. Ste 300
Joliet, IL 60432
815-723-2500 • uwwill.org
DIFFERENT BY NATURE,
UNITED BY MISSION
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We come to different conclusions.
But underneath it all, we share a passion
for improving lives in our own community.
Dear Supporters:
Different by nature, united by mission; and we've made it our mission to mobilize our community to action to help
those most in need. It’s been an honor to serve as this year’s Campaign & Board Chair’s for your United Way of Will
Cotunty. We’d like to thank YOU, the members of our community, our workplace campaign sites, labor leaders and
individual donors, as well as the United Way Partner Agencies, for all that you do to improve the lives of Will County
residents. Each and every one of you has helped United Way of Will County advance the common good, and thus it is our
honor and privilege to share what we have done together, this past year.
With Warmest Regards,
Mike Rittof
Campaign Chairperson
Managing Director
The PrivateBank
Kathy Slattery
Board Chairperson
Dean of Student Services
Lewis University
STAFF
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Kathy Slattery, Board Chairperson
Bob Lessmann
Lewis University
Auto Mechanics and Bodymen Local #701
Chief Fred Hayes, Vice Chairperson
Dave Meiners
Elwood Police Department
Thomas Moretti, Secretary/Treasurer
Nicor Gas, an AGL Resource Company
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Will and Grundy Counties
Joseph Fabbre
United Steelworkers of America #9777
Roxane Geraci-Militello
CORE Communications
John Guidotti
Silver Cross Hospital
Thomas Hernandez
Plainfield School District 202
Jeff Hettrick
ComEd, an Exelon Company
Lucy Hoffman
American Federation of Teachers #604
Tamara Holman
Caterpillar Inc.
President & CEO
AT&T, retired
Laurie Keigher
Mike Milam
Finance Director
Harrah’s Casino Joliet & Hotel
Lisa Morel Las, Agencies United President
Michael Hennessy
Joe Pluger
Cyndie Klemm
AFSCME Council #31
Office Manager
Judy Spicer
Sarah Oprzedek
First Midwest Bank
Sam Studer
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers #15
Keith Turney
Fraternal Order of Police
Brian Wielbik
First Community Bank of Joliet
Robert Bodach
Volunteer Legal Advisor
A special thank you to retiring board members:
Dennis Bieschke, NetGain Technologies
Mary Jaworski, Joliet Region Chamber of Commerce & Industry
Resource Development Director
Susan Ammons-Tate
Resource Development Manager
Michelle Smith
Resource Development & Mktg Manager
Sharon Marth
Office Volunteer
Charlie Hanus
Volunteer Labor Director
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MISSION
To improve people’s lives by mobilizing the
caring power of our community
United Way of Will County is...
• ACCOUNTABLE- United Way of Will County partner agencies must adhere to an annual review process led by
community volunteers. These volunteers hold the agencies accountable by looking for measurable outcomes, ensuring
financial integrity, and by making sure programs and services are continuing to meet the needs of our community. Thus,
this committee allows us to be accountable to our donors, further ensuring that donor dollars are being utilized in the
most efficient manner.
• COSTEFFICIENT- 89.4% of all contributions to United Way of Will County are used to support the numerous
programs and services provided by our partner agencies and United Way.
•
$1/week provides year of school supplies for an elementary student
•
$2/week provides 2 sessions of developmental therapy for a child
•
$3/week provides 16 disaster victims with one meal
•
$5/week provides 13 women and their children with domestic violence services to help them recover from abuse.
• EFFECTIVE-United Way of Will County supports a network of local nonprofit agencies that provide programs and
services that address the most critical needs of Will County communities.
Catholic Charities
Daybreak Shelter
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| United Way of Will County
U of I Extension,
4-H of Will County
CASA of
Will County
IMPACT AREAS
United Way of Will County concentrates on
four impact areas:
• Fostering Safer and Stronger Communities
• Promoting Health and Well Being
• Nurturing Children and Youth
• Strengthening Families
STATISTICS
In 2012, over 445,492 unduplicated services were provided to Will
County residents by one or more of our partner agencies. Additionally, 1 out of 4 Will County
residents are positively impacted by United Way Partner Agencies. Your contribution makes
a difference right in your own backyard. That’s Living United!
Cornerstone
Services
Big Brothers/Big Sisters
of Will & Grundy Counties
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GIVE. ADVOCATE. VOLUNTEER.
FRANK TURK, SR. OUTSTANDING CAMPAIGN ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Frank Turk, Sr. called on local businesses for more than 70 years. He would enthusiastically ask each company and its employees to
pledge their support for our annual United Way Campaign. He also served for many years on our Programs & Allocations Committee.
Mr. Frank Turk, Sr. was a mentor and a trusted colleague. He served on numerous community organization boards and held several
distinguished offices. Our United Way Board of Directors created the FRANK TURK, SR. OUTSTANDING CAMPAIGN ACHIEVEMENT
AWARD in commemoration after his death in 1995. This annual award recognizes the work-place campaign that exemplifies Mr.
Turk’s spirit, enthusiasm, and loyalty of “working hard” for the benefit of our United Way of Will County.
Previous Recipients
2012- Diageo
2011 - AT&T
2010 - Harrah’s Joliet Casino & Hotel
2009 - CITGO Petroleum
2009 - ExxonMobil Refining and Supply Company
2008 - Chicago Bridge & Iron Company
2007 - ITW Filtration Products
2006 - Rogina Engineers & Surveyors
2005 - Dow Chemical Company
Will Grundy Center for
Independent Living
The Salvation
Army
2004 - Rogina Engineers & Surveyors
2003 - Illinois Tool Works
2002 - CITGO Petroleum
2001 - Rooks Pitts & Poust Law Firm
2000 - Caterpillar Inc.
1999 - ExxonMobil Refining and Supply Company
1999 - ComEd, an Exelon Company
1998 - Nicor Gas Company
1997 - Caterpillar Inc.
Trinity
Services
Sertoma Speech &
Hearing Center
WELCOME & THANK YOU to our new business contributors!
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Bill Jacobs Auto Group
Bolingbrook Golf Club
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First Bank of Manhattan
Harbour Contractors
Ricoh USA
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Shorewood Family Dental Care
Senior Star at Weber Place
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TOP10’S
T O P 5’ S BY DIVISION
CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS
COMMERCE & INDUSTRY DIVISION
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ExxonMobil Refining & Supply Company
CB&I
Illinois Tool Works
Caterpillar Inc.
CITGO Petroleum Corporation
Midwest Generation
United Parcel Service
County of Will
Ecolab
$ 173,479
$ 140,000
$ 133,681
$ 101,363
$ 82,634
$ 80,000
$ 45,000
$ 31,781
$ 25,000
$ 24,605
EMPLOYEE CONTRIBUTIONS (includes special events)
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$ 353,308
ExxonMobil Refining & Supply Company $ 185,968
$ 132,271
CITGO Petroleum
$ 111,457
CB&I
$ 104,768
Caterpillar Inc.
$ 88,337
Illinois Tool Works
$ 86,875
Nicor Gas, an AGL Resources Company $ 52,760
$ 49,022
AT&T
$ 46,587
CAMPAIGN PERCENT INCREASES ($2,500—$4,999)
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3
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Allstate Insurance
143.54%
Heartland Bank
57.53%
Standard Bank
47.30%
Adler Roofing & Sheet Metal
45.00%
Liberty Mutual
37.57%
Lincoln-Way Area Special Education 14.41%
Village of Bolingbrook
14.37%
Diocese of Joliet
12.36%
Will/Grundy Counties Building Trades 8.70%
AFT Local #604
7.14%
CAMPAIGN PERCENT INCREASES ($5,000 and above)
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CommScope
Flint Hills Resources
Greater Joliet Area YMCA
Oiltanking Houston, LP
Dow Chemical Master
Joliet Area Community Hospice
Caterpillar Inc.
Americas Styrenics
Village of New Lenox
82.94%
63.25%
41.93%
31.46%
31.14%
29.18%
20.97%
20.74%
19.33%
18.10%
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3
4
5
Target Stores
Jewel Stores
Macy Stores
Meijer Stores
Costco
CONSTRUCTION DIVISION
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2
3
4
5
Starcon International
PT Ferro
Contractors through ExxonMobil
Imperial Construction Associates
Adler Roofing & Sheet Metal, Inc.
EDUCATION DIVISION
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2
3
4
5
Valley View School District 365U
Lewis University
Joliet Township H.S. District 204
Joliet Public Schools 86
FINANCIAL DIVISION
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2
3
4
5
First Midwest Bank Joliet
BMO Harris Bank
Bank of America
First Community Bank
The PrivateBank
MAJOR EMPLOYERS DIVISION
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2
3
4
5
ExxonMobil Refining & Supply Company
CB&I
Illinois Tool Works
PUBLIC SERVICE DIVISION
1
2
3
4
5
County of Will
City of Joliet
State of Illinois Employees
Will County Forest Preserve
PROFESSIONAL DIVISION
1
2
3
4
5
Strand Associates
Wermer Rogers Doran & Ruzon CPA’s
Ruettiger Tonelli & Associates
Spesia, Ayers & Ardaugh
Kavanagh, Grumley & Gorbold
UNITED WAY AGENCIES DIVISION
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2
3
4
5
Joliet Area Community Hospice
Trinity Services
Catholic Charities
Greater Joliet Y.M.C.A.
Cornerstone Services
$ 32,975
$ 26,981
$ 22,765
$ 22,143
$ 19,172
$ 10,000
$ 9,174
$ 5,340
$ 5,000
$ 4,350
$ 49,022
$ 39,032
$ 38,096
$ 20,760
$ 20,002
$ 31,552
$ 23,247
$ 15,344
$ 12,016
$ 4,700
$ 526,787
$ 325,968
$ 238,449
$ 191,457
$ 188,238
$ 67,321
$ 52,793
$ 8,226
$ 6,340
$ 6,304
$ 7,349
$ 3,323
$ 2,548
$ 2,300
$ 1,480
$ 9,558
$ 9,269
$ 8,926
$ 8,059
$ 7,156
TOP 30 CONTRIBUTORS
CAMPAIGN HISTORY
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CAMPAIGN
CHAIRPERSON
BOARD
CHAIRPERSON
RAISED
Mike Rittof
Beth Hughes
Beth Hughes
James Roolf
James Roolf
Mike Hanrahan
Mike Hanrahan
Mike Hanrahan/
Dave Strom
James Roolf
Steve Randich
James Grumley
J.D. Ross
John Mezera
Thomas Rogers
Mike Voss
Robert Rogina
Robert Rogina
Paul Pawlak
Dr. John Orr
Russ Slinkard
Larry R. Miller
Br. James Gaffney
Charlie Bullock
Mike Skarr
Len McNeil
Gene Houte
Mary Jane Broncato
Ed Bartels
Al Ruscilli
Sandy Bain
Dale Choate
Charles Harnach
Jeff Bowden
Dr. Albert Ray
RabbiMorrisHerschman
Don Domnick
Kathy Slattery
Kathy Slattery
Dave Meiners
Jeff Hettrick
Mary Jaworski
Joseph Fabbre
Dr. Phyllis Wilson
Thomas Moretti
$3,945,459
$3,805,715
$3,722,177
$3,990,957
$3,985,000
$3,830,250
$3,725,755
James Pasch
Dr.A.DonaldHendricks
Lucy Hoffman
Dennis Bieschke
Com. Keith Turney
Dr. Louise Coleman
Steve Randich
Judy Walz
Brian Loomis
Don Weir
Br. James Gaffney
James Crumbaugh
J.D. Ross
Len McNeil
Charlie Hanus
Mary Jane Broncato
Ed Bartels
Russ Slinkard
Leanne Johnson
Richard Snyder
Rex Easton
Jeff Bowden
Dr. Al McCowan
Jewell White
Bob Tiernay
Helen Harshbarger
Rev. Ron Smith
Rev. Ron Smith
$3,603,406
$3,541,747
$3,714,347
$3,690,277
$3,645,000
$3,345,000
$3,275,000
$3,154,000
$2,903,000
$2,850,000
$2,815,000
$2,700,000
$2,815,014
$2,962,827
$2,781,000
$2,575,000
$2,442,418
$2,311,210
$2,202,068
$2,032,896
$1,829,100
$1,634,842
$1,567,800
$1,565,600
$1,425,000
$1,350,000
$1,182,464
$1,119,000
$ 526,787
ExxonMobil Refining & Supply Company $ 325,968
CB&I
$ 238,449
$ 191,457
Illinois Tool Works
$ 188,238
Caterpillar Inc.
$ 170,971
$ 164,052
Midwest Generation
$ 86,608
Nicor Gas, an AGL Resources Company $ 77,260
County of Will
$ 67,321
AT&T
$ 60,831
Presence Saint Joseph Medical Center $ 53,633
City of Joliet
$ 52,793
Harrah’s Joliet Casino Hotel
$ 49,116
$ 49,022
Ecolab
$ 43,923
$ 39,032
Lewis University
$ 38,096
Diageo
$ 33,848
Target Stores
$ 32,975
First Midwest Bank Joliet
$ 31,552
Jewel Foods
$ 26,981
$ 25,719
Silver Cross Hospital & Medical Centers $ 24,336
Dow Chemical Company
$ 23,694
BMO Harris Bank
$ 23,247
Macy Stores
$ 22,765
LyondellBasell Industries
$ 22,256
Meijer Stores
$ 22,143
$ 20,760
Good Shepherd
Manor
YEAR
2012/2013
2011/2012
2010/2011
2009/2010
2008/2009
2007/2008
2006/2007
2005/2006
2004/2005
2003/2004
2002/2003
2001/2002
2000/2001
1999/2000
1998/1999
1997/1998
1996/1997
1995/1996
1994/1995
1993/1994
1992/1993
1991/1992
1990/1991
1989/1990
1988/1989
1987/1988
1986/1987
1985/1986
1984/1985
1983/1984
1982/1983
1981/1982
1980/1981
1979/1980
1978/1979
1977/1978
Senior Services Center
of Will County
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RISING STAR AWARD
The Rising Star Award was created to recognize organizations and companies who were rising to the occasion and making
extraordinary efforts to increase the support, participation and enthusiasm during their United Way campaign. These companies
embody the LIVE UNITED spirit and what it means to GIVE, ADVOCATE AND VOLUNTEER. Creativity, fun and excitement surround
these workplace campaigns, allowing these organizations to shine like the stars that they are.
Previous Recipients
2012 - jcpenney
2012 - RR Donnelley Logistics
2011 - Bergstrom, Inc.
2010 - Andrew LLC
2010 - Meadow View Elementary, Plainfield School District #202
LABOR LEADERSHIP
Joe Fabbre
United Steelworkers of America #9777
Carla Hettinger
AFSCME Council #31
Sam Studer
IBEW #15
Lucy Hoffman
John Scheidt
Bob Lessmann
Keith Turney
Auto Body & Mechanics Local #701
American
Red Cross
Joe Pluger
Will County Children’s
Advocacy Center
Will & Grundy Counties Building Trades Council
Girl Scouts of Greater
Chicago & NW Indiana
Stepping
Stones
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UNITED WAY ADVOCATES
FOR OUR COMMUNITY
The United Way of Will County is involved in organizations that support our community. In many cases, the United Way is ‘behindthe-scenes’ helping to connect businesses and services with those in need. In others, the organization supports the United Way by
using it’s resources to identify areas of need within the community.
2-1-1 Non-emergency telephone number to connect people to community information and services. Together with Crisis Line of
Will County and other local United Way’s, we are collaborating researching this service to bring 2-1-1 to Will & Grundy Counties.
Community Services Council of Will County Shares information with residents of Will County on the needs and resources available;
supports the United Way by data gathering; supports existing agencies and encourages the formation of additional agencies.
FamilyWize Free prescription drug discount cards that save an average of 30% or more for uninsured and under-insured individuals
and families in the Will County area. Visit www.uwwill.org to download a card and to see an updated total on dollars saved.
Joliet Alliance For Youth (JAY) Strives to improve services for youth in the Joliet area by encouraging cooperation between member
youth organizations through networking, sharing information and collaborating effectively.
South West Suburban Philanthropic Network Provides support and education for fund-raising professionals in the nonprofit
community in Chicago’s southwest suburban region; encourages coordination of efforts and strives to improve standards.
Will County MAPP Project Strives to be a progressive community that maximizes the use of community partnerships and collaboration
among all sectors to ensure, enhance and promote comprehensive, quality and equitable education, healthcare and social services.
Center for Correctional
Concerns
United Cerebral Palsy of
Illinois
Will County Legal
Assistance Program
Child Care
Resource
& Referral
EMERGENCY FOOD & SHELTER
The United Way of Will County coordinates the Emergency Food & Shelter National Board
Program which for the past 30 years has distributed funds, appropriated by Congress, to supplement emergency shelters for the
homeless and provide rent, mortgage, utility and food assistance in Will County. This past year over $350,000 was distributed to
those in need.
EMERGENCY FOOD & SHELTER BOARD
Michael D. Hennessy, Chair
Laurie McPhillips-Weglarz
Lt. Daniel Simmons
Former Will County Board Member
The Salvation Army
Michele Batara
LaForice Nealy
Gayle Stricklin
American Red Cross
Illinois Dept of Human Services
Pastor Herbert Brooks
Colleen Prieboy
Susy Turnbull
State Rep. Larry Walsh, Jr.’s Office
American Red Cross
J.D. Ross
Glenn Van Cura
Will Grundy Medical Clinic
Catholic Charities
Rabbi Charles Rubovits
Kris White
Crisis Line of Will County
Joliet Ecumenical Clergy Assoc.
Will County Board Member
Charlie Hanus
Patricia Hensley
Senior Servicces Center of Will County
Cornelia Malone
Joliet Township
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Joliet Jewish Congregation
Rev. Sherry Scates
Plainfield Ministerial Association
Will County Center for Community
Concerns
Robert Williams
Community Representative
LOCAL EMERGENCY FOOD & SHELTER
RECIPIENT ORGANIZATIONS
Catholic Charities / Daybreak Center
Crisis Center for South Suburbia
Guardian Angel Community Services,
Groundwork Program
MorningStar Mission
Northern Illinois Food Bank
Visitation & Aid Society
Will County Center for Community Concerns
GOLF CLASSIC
The Annual Golf Classic was held on September 5, 2012 and raised over $35,000 for the United Way of Will
County! We would like to thank all of our sponsors for their generous contributions, our participants, the
many businesses that donated items for our event, the staff at Broken Arrow Golf Club and the fine efforts of
our Golf Committee.
GOLF
COMMITTEE
MAIN EVENT SPONSOR
PLATINUM SPONSOR
Rod Lynch, Chair
Caterpillar Hydraulics
Loren Cherne
South Suburban Council on
Alcoholism and Substance Abuse
Mike Chen
Broken Arrow Golf Club
Kevin Manson
CORPORATE SPONSORS
Dave Meiners
AT&T, retired
Ed Pawlowski
CITGO Petroleum, retired
Kurt Sangmeister
Will County Court Administrator
Ed Selvas
Tina Sing
First Midwest Bank
2013 GOLF CLASSIC
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Mike Wikkiser
Registration Now open! www.uwwill.org
First Midwest Bank
Don’t Stop....’Til You Shop 5K
It was a beautiful day for a 5K on Saturday, August 11th when Louis Joliet Mall held the 3rd Annual Don’t Stop ‘Til You
Shop 5K benefiting United Way of Will County. Each year the number of runners increased and the amount of money
raised for United Way increased too. A big THANK YOU to all our sponsors and everyone who came out to run, as well as all the people
who donated their time to produce a fantastic and fun 5K event. Because of your help, we were able to raise $7,600 this year!
5K COMMITTEE
Kate Knuth, Chair
EVENT SPONSOR
Louis Joliet Mall
Susan Ammons-Tate
Michael Guinto
CORPORATE SPONSORS
Louis Joliet Mall
Karen Gustafson
Senior Services Center
Michael D. Hennessy
Jill Madison
Louis Joliet Mall
Mark Strand
jcpenney
Matt Heath
815-680-5544
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ROGER OSMAN AWARD FOR DISTINGUISHED VOLUNTEER SERVICE
Mr. Roger Osman, was an outstanding leader in the Will/Grundy County Labor Movement and a dedicated volunteer for our United
Way of Will County. He served as a member of our Board of Directors, Programs & Allocations Committee, and Campaign Leadership
Committee. This award, created in memory of Roger Osman after his death in 1990, is to serve as a reminder to the community of the
many ways Mr. Osman generously gave of his time and talents to benefit our United Way. Each year, an individual receives this
distinguished award recognizing his/her volunteer service to our United Way of Will County.
JIM COLWELL
Community Member
Previous Recipients
2012- Russ Slinkard, President & CEO, Joliet Region Chamber of Commerce & Industry
2011 - Sharon Marth, Lincoln Way H.S. District 210, retired
2010 - Carolyn Kucinic, Paralegal, retired
2009 - Mark Wilson, Senior Account Manager, Dale Carnegie Training
2008 - Dr. Phyllis Wilson, Superintendent, Joliet Grade School District 86
2007 - James Roolf, President, First Midwest Bank
2006 - Steve Randich, Vice President Commercial Lending Division, Harris N.A.
2005 - Elizabeth Eichelberger, Ambassador, Plainfield School District 202 Board
2004 - Ed Selvas, CITGO Petroleum Corporation, retired
2003 - Terry D’Arcy, Owner, D’Arcy Motors
2002 - John M. Mezera, City Manager, City of Joliet
2001 - Gerald M. Glenn, Chairman, President & CEO, Chicago Bridge & Iron
2000 - Dr. Louise Coleman, Superintendent, Joliet Public GS District #86
1999 - Carmen Morales, Community Relations, Nicor Gas Company
1998 - Robert Rogina, President, Rogina Engineers & Surveyors
1997 - Brother James Gaffney, FSC, President, Lewis University
1996 - Frank Turk, Sr., Vice President, Turk Furniture Company
1995 - James Crumbaugh, Partner, Clifton Gunderson L.L.C.
1994 - J.D. Ross, Vice President of Academic Services, Joliet Junior College
1993 - Dean Sweetwood, District Superintendent, Nicor Gas
1992 - Don Weir, Manager, Public Affairs & Community Relations, Caterpillar Inc.
1991 - Mike Skarr, Southern Division Vice President, Nicor Gas
1990 - Mrs. Alma Osman
Easter Seals
Joliet Region
The H.E.A.R.T
Organization
Hill Memorial
Center
Will-Grundy
Medical Clinic
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CAMPAIGN CABINET
CAMPAIGN CHAIR MIKE RITTOF
EDUCATION DIVISION
MAJOR EMPLOYERS DIVISION
Supt. Donald White
Scott Perry, Chair
Ann Bachman-Thomas
Jerry Caamano
Mark Strand, Chair
Supt. Gary Bradbury
Jim Cristman
Gino Ballone
Supt. Howard Butters
Jeff Demeny
Jeff Faron
Supt. Karin Evans
Jeff Hettrick
Nancy Hoehn
Mark Fleming
Gregory Kuhn
Mary Jaworski
Tom Hernandez
Ed McKinley
Kate Knuth
Carla Hettinger
Rick Szalach
Mike Paone
Supt. Cheryl McCarthy
Val Rand
Larry Randa
Jon Timbers
Supt. Tami Roskamp
Managing Director, The PrivateBank
COMMERCE & INDUSTRY DIVISION
Troy School District 30C
IL Education Association-Region 61
Laraway School District 70C
jcpenney, retired
Manhattan School District 114
jcpenney
Channahon School District 17
Walmart-Joliet
New Lenox District 122
Joliet Region Chamber of Commerce & Industry
American Federation of Teachers 604
Louis Joliet Mall
Joliet Region Chamber of Commerce & Industry
Rand’s Hallmark
Americas Styrenics
Beecher Schools 200U
CONSTRUCTION DIVISION
Lincoln-Way H.S. District 210
Dr. Scott Tingley
Supt. Todd Wernet
Mike Adler, Chair
Lockport Township H.S. District 205
Adler Roofing & Sheet Metal
John Scheidt
Larry Wiers
Will Grundy Counties Building Trades Council
Tom White
Three Rivers Construction Alliance
FINANCIAL DIVISION
Judy Spicer, Chair
First Midwest Bank
Mark Griglione
First Community Bank of Joliet
Lillian Murray
BMO Harris Bank
Sandy Zalewski
Joliet Public Schools District 86
The Dow Chemical Company
ExxonMobil Refining & Supply
PUBLIC SERVICE DIVISION
Kurt Carroll, Chair
April DiSandro
Jennifer Dylik
Troy Township
Dominic Egizio, Jr.
Joliet Park District
Joliet Fire Department
Steve Gulden
Village of Romeoville
Nick Perez
Tom Grotovsky
Joe Pluger
Barb Ingold
Steve Quigley
Midland States Bank
The Unforgettable Chef
University of St. Francis
Pete McLenighan, Chair
Stepping Stones
Elwood Police Department
AFSCME Council #31
Will County Governmental League
Chief David Riddle
Plainfield Fire Protection District
Debra Smetana
Keith Turney
The PrivateBank
Dan Stevenson, Chair
Tina Zugel
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Ecolab
Chief Fred Hayes
Patti Zulfer
ComcastDay of Caring
CITGO Petroleum
PROFESSIONAL DIVISION
UNITED WAY AGENCIES DIVISION
Old Second National Bank
Three Rivers Manufacturers’ Association
Chief Joe Formhals
Lewis University
Monica Tures
Standard Bank
Midwest Generation
Louis Joliet MallBenefit Event
Silver Cross HospitalCampaign Event
Joliet Region Chamberof Commecerce
& Industry- Benefit Event
PROGRAMS AND ALLOCATIONS
Our Programs & Allocations volunteers work toward informed funding decisions to best utilize the generous donations received from
individuals and corporations for our United Way Partner Agency programs. These volunteers invest a generous amount of their time
visiting each of the United Way funded programs, examining detailed financial reports, and ensuring that service providers are
accountable. After careful consideration, volunteers determine the most effective and efficient use of available resources to meet
local needs and responsibly invest donor’s contributions. We thank them for their dedicated service to our United Way.
Terry Arya
Earl Hembrough
Jim Rink
Kathy Barker
Joanne Herath
Anna Rocha
Alyssia Benford
Tom Hernandez
Nate Romeo
Michele Bochnak
Barbara Ingold
Cristy Salazar
Kimberly Brayboy
Tripp Jacobs
Kristine Schlismann
Dawn Bullock
Charles Jones
Ed Selvas
Jackie Cartner
Katie Kollross
Jim Shapard
Lisa Cashbaugh-Sanchez
Carolyn Kucinic
Kathleen Sievertsen
Jen Coyne
Linda Lopez
Amy Sims
Jennifer Colon
Lori Mattix
Patti Sons
Jim Colwell
Amber Mikula
Phillip Staley
Janie Cross
Mike Milam
Tameka Stanley
Kim Cunnea
William Miller
CITGO Petroleum
Beth Czako
Amber Moore
Randy Winfrey
David Czarny
Pat Mudron
Patrick Wolf
Julie Edwards
Jeff Pritz
Jeff Wood
Dede Glover
Michael Progress
Margie Woods
Anne Gmazel
John Quinn
Mardi Wunderlich
Marc Gorsch
Larry Randa
Jill Zaki
Christian Brothers Services
Machinist Local 851
Ecolab
Benford Brown & Associates, CPAs
University of St. Francis
Lewis University
Bill Jacobs Auto Group
Lewis University, retired
PolyOne Distribution
New Lenox School District 122
The Dow Chemical Company
Paralegal, retired
First Midwest Bank
Lincoln-Way H.S. Dist. 210 Foundation
Midland States Bank
ComEd, an Exelon Company, retired
Quinn, Meadowcroft & Mikula, LLC
U.S. Cellular
Harrah’s Joliet Casino and Hotel
Providence Bank
Ecolab
Enbridge
Mudron Kane Insurance Agency
Presence Health
ExxonMobil
Lewis University
AT&T
Hometown National Bank
Caterpillar Inc
BMO Harris Bank
Will County Sheriff’s Office
Heartland Bank & Trust
City of Joliet, retired
Adventist Bolingrook Hospital
Joliet Junior College
AT&T
RR Donnelley Logistics
Stephanie Steinke
Will County Board Member, retired
Joliet Police Department
CVS Caremark
Lou Hagemaster
ITW Tekfast
Greater Joliet Area YMCA Site Visit
This particular YMCA program is a partnership
with the Warren-Sharpe Community Center.
Programs & Allocations Visit- Volunteers visit an agency to
meet with staff & see their programs in action.
Program & Allocations Agency Review- After visiting the site, volunteers review the
agency’s financial and service impact data. They attend the agency’s review to share their
impressions with United Way staff, Agency staff and other United Way volunteers.
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UNITED WAY OF WILL COUNTY
FINANCIALS
NET ASSETS....................$3,197,282
TOTAL INCOME.................$3,372,540
TOTAL EXPENSES.............$3,581,444
All figures are from the IRS Form 990 for year end 6-30-13.
United Way of Will County does not charge membership dues or
any service charge to its partner agencies!
TOTAL INCOME: $3,372,540
$62,929 $45,785
1.9% 1.4%
$113,540 I I
3.4%
$2,555
0.1%
PROGRAM & SERVICES BREAKDOWN
TOTAL ALLOCATED...........$3,202,124
RATIO:
PROGRAMS & SERVICES.........89.4%
OFFICE OVERHEAD..................10.6%
$1,023,274
30.3%
$2,124,457
63%
TOTAL EXPENSES: $3,581,444
$171,093
$208,227
5.8%
4.8%
PROGRAM & SERVICES BREAKDOWN
TOTAL ALLOCATED: $3,202,124
$44,400
1.4%
$102,539
I
3.2%
$84,585
2.6%
$3,202,124
89.4%
$2,970,600
92.8%
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FOSTERING SAFER AND STRONGER COMMUNITIES
PROMOTING HEALTH AND WELL BEING
NURTURING CHILDREN AND YOUTH
STRENGTHENING FAMILIES
THANK YOU!
YOUR GENEROSITY HAS MADE A
DIFFERENCE IN OUR COMMUNITY
G i v e .
Advocate.
Make a SAFE & SECURE
online donation.
Vol u ntee r.
Keep updated & see
your dollars at work.
Volunteer- make a
difference!

Annual Report - United Way of Will County

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