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F I S C A L Y E A R 16 A N N UA L R E P O R T

COMMUNITY HEALTH. CARES.

OFF ICERS

Elizabeth M. HennessyPresident

Rosanne MerrillTreasurer

Michael DavisSecretary

Linda CelesiaVice President, Personnel

Carolyn CliftVice President, Board Development

Diane DouglasVice President, Nominating

Timothy B. JohnsonVice President, Investments

Adonna RobertsVice President, Services

Marge Tresley Vice President, PR & Development

DIRECTORS

Kathleen M. BoegeRachel Caskey, MDCheryl Caveney Colleen CreightonJoyce Cox-Cunningham Pat DanlyLynda K. GivenBetty JohnsonSue KennedySusana G. LopatkaClaudio Montoya Mark PignottiRichard RaskinPetra Rissman, MDCynthia Scholl Sharon SmithBarbara Westover

AD HOC

Robin McGinnis, MSWChief Executive Officer

ADVISORY BOARD

William CarmichaelMarta Gazda-AuskalnisKristin V. MacRAEMartin J. McHaleMadeleine McMullanSuzanne MurinSteven R. RothbloomPat Pulido SanchezK. Sue SanfordBenjamin E. Wolff, IIIJoEllen Bursinger Zacks

HONORARY DIRECTORS

Vernon ArmourBryan C. CresseyMuller DavisStewart S. DixonNathan P. EimerCynthia LandrethAllen SmartJames H. StackeJohn W. StimpsonJohn P. Volkman

ASSOCIATE BOARD

Lindsay BoydCharlie Corrigan Josh Horvath Peter Nam Margaret Shipitalo Natasha Wasinski Sarah Whitmore

COMMUNITY ADVISORY BOARD

Sr. Rita RangeOur Lady of Grace School

Felix RodriguezHealthcare Alternative System (HAS)

Jo Ellen HoffmanLutheran Unity Schools

Angela AcevedoCommunity Member

Jefferson LimCommunity Member

Lori SaucedoRaymond’s Tacos

Office of Alderman Millie Santiago

Beatriz MoralesLogan Square Neighborhood Association

Officer Irma CountinhoCPD Grand Avenue District

Jenny SeacatOnward Neighborhood House

Bryan QuinlanJames Monroe Elementary School

Office of State Representative Cynthia Soto

FISCAL YEAR 2016

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

2 COMMUNITY HEALTH. CARES.

“The opportunity for Healthcare Alternative Systems, (HAS) to work with IWS, in providing behavioral health services, has been mutually beneficial; specifically, in having IWS refer clients in need of bilingual-bicultural postpartum treatment services. This relationship epitomizes the importance of collaboration, especially at a community based level". – Felix Rodriguez, Community Advisory Board

DEAR FR IENDS:

This year, we celebrate our connection to community with our theme, COMMUNITY HEALTH. CARES. We are so proud to highlight Infant Welfare’s vital role in the community as we deliver high-quality healthcare to children and families.

IWS CARES.

WE CARE FOR AND ABOUT OUR PATIENTS. Our commitment to the families we serve means that every day we provide quality, integrated medical, dental, optometry, behavioral health and child development services. Our providers and staff truly care for our patients and show it in small and large ways.

WE CARE ABOUT OUR COMMUNITY. It is important to us that the Angel Harvey Community Health Center is seen as a resource for our patients and community members. Our relationships with other community services and providers allow us to better serve the varied needs of our families. Events like the Annual Family Fest make it easy to showcase healthy activities and health information.

OUR EXTRAORDINARY AUXILIARY CARES. If you have seen the look of delight on a child’s face as he greets Santa at the wonderful See Santa event, or witnessed the fun that chapter members and guests have at fundraising events, you have experienced the magic of the Auxiliary. The 750 members of 13 chapters care deeply about the children and families served at IWS, and they have done so for over 100 years.

Thanks to you—our supporters and closest champions—the IWS Auxiliary, Board of Directors, Associate Board, community leaders, donors and patients, WE CAN SHOW HOW MUCH WE CARE EACH AND EVERY DAY.

Sincerely,

E L I Z A B E T H M . H E N N E S S Y Board President

R O B I N M C G I N N I S , M S W Chief Executive Officer

COMMUNITY HEALTH. CARES. 3

For more than a century, Infant Welfare has pioneered innovative medical and behavioral health practices to serve some of Chicago’s most vulnerable families.

Since 1924, it has incorporated child development and behavioral health counseling into its primary care model, and since 1970 it has provided pediatric dentistry services to low-income children. Orthodontic care was introduced in 1991 and pediatric optometry in 1995. In 2015, IWS launched the Child-Centered Health and Advanced Therapies (CHAT) program for children with special needs.


INFANT WELFARE SOCIETY OF CHICAGO

CIRCLES OF CARE

DENTAL

CHAT (Child-centered Health &

Advanced Therapies)

• Occupational Therapy• Speech Therapy • Vision Therapy • Social skills group• Parent drop-in

support group

OPTOMETRY

• Comprehensive eye exams• Prescriptions for free or

low-cost glasses• Expert care for children

with special needs• Care for vision-related

learning problems

PEDIATRICS AND ADOLESCENT HEALTH

FAMILYSERVICES

WOMEN’SHEALTH

• Prenatal care • Pregnancy tests at no cost to the patient

• STI screenings and treatment• Contraception

• Preventive well-woman care • Health education and nutrition counseling

• Chronic disease management (obesity, diabetes, etc.)

• Well-child and sick care • Immunizations • School and sports physicals • Expert care for children

with special needs • Health education and

nutrition counseling • Cleanings• X-Rays

• Comprehensive treatment

• School forms • Orthodontics

• Oral health education • Private space for children

with special needs• Emergency treatment

and consultations• Prenatal care

• Early childhood development screenings and consultations

• Counseling for children and families

• Early Head Start Home Visitor program

• Lactation consultations • Post-partum

depression screenings • Psychiatry


IWS SERVICES ARE:

• trusted by our patients. Word-of-mouth referrals are strong, and many IWS families receive care for multiple generations.

• provided in a state-of-the-art facility. The Angel Harvey Community Health Center is a modern, clean, LEED Silver Certified 40,000 square foot building.

• designed to best meet the needs of our patients. New and improved programs are a hallmark of Infant Welfare’s commitment to wraparound services.

• accessible. IWS reduces barriers to care with our convenient location, cultually competent staff and numerous insurance and payment options.

OPTOMETRY

• 2,666 optometry visits

WOMEN’S HEALTH

• 4,301 well-woman care visits • 5,185 visits to the midwife • 5,007 reproductive health

visits (male and female)

PEDIATRICS AND ADOLESCENT

HEALTH

• 8,666 patients under 19 years old

• 16,983 pediatric visits

FAMILY SERVICES

• 172 counseling patients • 5,357 counseling visits

CHAT

• 898 developmental screenings

• 784 CHAT visits• 57 participants in Social

Skills Group

DENTAL AND ORTHODONTIA

• 5,683 patients• 14,157 visits

11,443 IWS PATIENTS


IWS CARES ABOUT…

FAMILY “Ms. Zoila is a wonderful person who has good communication skills. She’s friendly, patient and is always willing to help patients. She’s the perfect person for this job field.”- quote from a patient

INNOVATIONIWS was proud to open the doors to the Child-centered Health and Advanced Therapies) CHAT Center, expanding services to include speech, occupational and vision therapies.

Robin McGinnis, Alderman Millie Santiago, Elizabeth Hennessy, Cynthia Scholl and Milagros Fernandez open the CHAT Center at the Ribbon Cutting Celebration.


COMMUNITY

Senator Dick Durbin visits Infant Welfare Society of Chicago.

Orchestra students from the James Monroe Elementary School perform at an IWS event.

PARTNERSHIPS IWS is proud to partner with Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago for referrals and CHAT providers and Swedish Covenant Hospital and Presence Saints Mary and Elizabeth Medical Center (pictured) for midwifery services.

STAFF “Eva, Janet and I have been at IWS for over 15 yrs. Working together side by side, we have established a close relationship. Coming to work with not only your coworkers, but essentially your closest friends is a testament to our love and commitment to provide excellent customer service.” -Omar, Medical Assistant

IWS families are the reason we do what we do!



ASSOCIATE BOARD

ANNUAL BACK-TO-SCHOOL EVENT

This much-anticipated event entertains kids with games, crafts and a bilingual musical entertainer and provides school supplies to IWS patients.

BAG TOSS TOURNAMENT

This fun gathering brings people together for fun in the sun and raises money for Team IWS.

BANK OF AMERICA CHICAGO MARATHON

Team IWS Runners run 26.2 miles and raise money to support IWS programs and services. Supporters, family and friends gather to cheer on the committed runners.

FUN RUNS AND CLINIC TOURS

Friends, runners and supporters meet at IWS for short distance runs and tours of the spaces that their hard work supports.

THE ASSOCIATE BOARD IS A GROUP OF ACTIVE AND CARING YOUNG PROFESSIONALS THAT:

• organizes events to raise awareness for IWS

• raises funds that directly benefit programs and patients

• sponsors volunteer events to provide members with fun ways to give back to the community

• collaborates with the organization’s Executive and Auxiliary Board to assist with special projects

• provides a creative, professional and social outlet for members to offer support and build awareness for the IWS cause by sharing our unique talents, experiences and perspectives

BECOME A MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATE BOARD!

FIND OUT MORE AT IWSASSOCIATEBOARD.ORG.


AUXILIARY LEADERSHIP

OFFICERS OF THE AUXILIARY2015 – 2016

Cynthia Scholl President

Cheryl Caveney1st Vice President

Joyce Cox Cunningham2nd Vice President

Betty Johnson3rd Vice President

Sharon SmithTreasurer

Sue KennedyRecording Secretary

Sue LopatkaCorresponding Secretary

Pat DanlyBoard Advisor

STANDING COMMITTEES2016 – 2016

Polly PierceAudit Liaison

Nancy KrauseBylaws

Judi ThomasChildren’s Support Services

Alison DenistonDental Clinic Liaison

Antje KalovMedical Clinic Liaison

Cheryl CaveneyCoat Drive

Celeste JacksonCoat Drive

Angela CrewsCommunications & Publicity

Amy BaileyCommunity Outreach

Cindy ZipparroConsignment Liaison

Renee MimicaEducational Enrichment

Cheryl CaveneyEvent Registration

Minnie SandstedtCharlotte ShestokasHistorian

Carolyn BowmanIWS Staff Liaison

Char ConnellMembership

Rosanne MerrillNominating Committee Chairman

Angela CrewsMinnie SandstedtArlene SimunekSharon SmithNominating Committee

Margaret TresleyPublic Relations

Pat DanlyElise KleinSee Santa Party

Betty JohnsonSpeakers Bureau

Betsy ElmanSummer Reading Program

Barbara WestoverWeb Site



THE AUXILIARY CARESThe Auxiliary of the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago consists of women from all over the greater Chicagoland area. We exist solely to support the patients and staff of Infant Welfare. We strive to make our Clinic special and distinct from others by demonstrating our care in many ways.

WE CARE WITH DOLLARS… The Auxiliary contributed $600,000 in direct support in FY 2016. We raise this money by hosting a variety of fundraisers held throughout the Chicagoland area. In addition to raising money, Auxiliary members use these occasions to share the stories of the care and concern each patient is given at Infant Welfare.

WE CARE BY VOLUNTEERING… Auxiliary members feel a strong commitment to the Clinic and its patients, as evidenced by over 24,000 volunteer hours throughout the year. During the last fiscal year, the Auxiliary: • held "Baby Showers" and donated diapers, formula,

clothing and more for the newest Clinic patients;

• made hundreds of beautiful Mother's Day baskets for patients;

• assembled delicious bean soup kits for families served by Infant Welfare;

• worked with children making greeting cards;

• bought new books and gathered used books; and

• donated craft supplies and puzzles to the CHAT program.

In short, we anticipated the needs of our patients and answered the requests of the providers in many ways.

WE CARE BY FORMING PARTNERSHIPS… On a large scale, we worked in conjunction with CD One Price Cleaners in over 30 locations on our 5th Annual Coat Drive. CD One encourages all customers to donate used coats, which are cleaned at no charge and delivered to the Clinic for distribution

to patients. In addition, Board members, Auxiliary members and friends donate new coats, hats, gloves, and mittens. Over two days, the Auxiliary was thrilled to distribute hundreds of items. On a smaller scale, we partner with local businesses to collect school supplies, books and dental supplies to give out during the year.

WE CARE BY SHARING… Last December, we hosted over 700 children and parents for the annual "See Santa" party. Auxiliary members purchased gifts and assembled goody bags filled with toys, books and games for each child. The Infant Welfare staff, Auxiliary members and friends spent a wonderful day sharing joy and the Holiday spirit with Clinic families.

Additionally, Auxiliary members fill leadership roles and key commitees on the Board of Directors. Every year, we host a staff appreciation luncheon to thank the wonderful IWS team for a job well done. When the staff sees a child or family in need of extra support, they know we will answer the call. We share our time, energy and resources in countless ways—all to support the patients and staff of Infant Welfare.

Sincerely,

C Y N T H I A S C H O L LAuxiliary President

AMBASSADORS AT LARGE President: Laura Moran Organized: 2009Active Members: 20Other Members: 1Volunteer Hours: 546Memorial and Honor Contributions: $40Contribution to Auxiliary: $1,425 Fundraising/Special Events: Children’s books donated to clinic

BARRINGTONPresident: Liz Rodosky Organized: 1939Active Members: 15Other Members: 8Volunteer Hours: 3,149Contribution to Auxiliary: $14,323Fundraising/Special Projects: “Celebrate the Season” Holiday Luncheon

CLARENDON HILLSPresident: Stacy WyentOrganized: 1948Active Members: 49Other Members: 18Volunteer Hours: 4,065Contribution to Auxiliary: $100,000Fundraising/Special Events: Sub-Urbanathlon Race, Vintage Charm Shop and Share, Luminaria Sales, “Light Up The Night” Dinner Dance, Progressive Dinner, Kay Rose Dinner, Daisy Dash race, Bean Soup, Coat Drive, See Santa

DOWNERS GROVEPresident: Sue Kennedy Organized: 1956Active Members: 14Other Members: 11Volunteer Hours: 875Memorial and Honor Contributions: $125Contribution to Auxiliary: $30,423Fundraising/Special Events: “Buon Cibo, Buon Vino, Buoni Amici”, Italian Wine and Food Tasting Experience, Bridge Leagues

FLOSSMOOR JUNIORSLiaison: Lisa Komorowski Organized: 1963Active Members: 28Other Members: 40Volunteer Hours: Contribution to Auxiliary: $200Fundraising/Special Events: Luminaria sale, Spring Luncheon, Baby Shower, End-of-year brunch, Zumbathon, Coat Drive

HINSDALE President: Betsy Elman Organized: 1913Active Members: 37Other Members: 25Volunteer Hours: 3,332Contribution to Auxiliary: $90,072Fundraising/Special Events: “Tablescapes” Luncheon, Mother’s Day bags, Annual Baby Shower Luncheon, Junior Board Fundraising Activities

LAKE FORESTPresident: Sarah Georgi Organized: 1926Active Members: 80Other Members: 40Volunteer Hours: 580Memorial and Honor Contributions: $300Contribution to Auxiliary: $361,100Fundraising/Special Events: Antique Sale

LISLE/NAPERVILLEPresident: Rosalyn Sue BlairOrganized: 1964Active Members: 12Other Members: 3Volunteer Hours: 967Memorial and Honor Contributions: $175Contribution to Auxiliary: $8,200Fundraising/Special Events: “Eyes to the Sky” Fourth of July Festival, Afternoon Tea with Vintage Fashion Show and Book Dramatization

MOUNT PROSPECTPresident: Mary Ann StitakOrganized: 1955Active Members: 21Other Members: 5Volunteer Hours: 600Contribution to Auxiliary: $18,000Fundraising/Special Events: Magic Show/Luncheon

NORTH SHOREPresident: Elise Klein Organized: 1953Active Members: 9Volunteer Hours: 700Contribution to Auxiliary: $57,000Fundraising/Special Events: “Cheers for Charity” at Sawbridge Studios, Mother’s Day Card Making, See Santa

OAK BROOKPresident: Elizabeth BerglundOrganized: 1973Active Members: 62Other Members: 7Volunteer Hours: 5,440Memorial and Honor Contributions: $7,225Contribution to Auxiliary: $142,125Fundraising/Special Events: Annual Baby Shower, “Cocktails in Candyland” Preview Party and “Mistletoe Medley” Luncheon/Fashion Show

WHEATONPresident: Karen Patton Organized: 1957Active Members: 28Other Members: 10Volunteer Hours: 3,146Memorial and Honor Contributions: $155Contribution to Auxiliary: $30,180Fundraising/Special Events: Luminaria Sale, “Make a Difference Day” CHAT collection, Bean Soup Kits, Coat Drive, See Santa Party, Bridge Group, Dental Goodie Bags, Arrowhead Dining Fundraisers

FISCAL YEAR 2016

AUXILIARY HIGHLIGHTS


HONOR ROLL CONTRIBUTORS TO THE AUXILIARY


GIFTS OVER $30,000 Fortune Brands Home and Security

GIFTS FROM $10,000 -$20,000Entact LLC

GIFTS FROM $5,000-$9,999Dr. George & Rebecca Caleel, Cedars

of Lebanon FoundationChristopher and Elise Klein The Dr. M. Lee Pearce FoundationTracy McCampbell & Amanda Letizia

McCampbellJoseph & Nives RizzaDr. & Mrs. Gilbert TresleySandra Wozniak, Wozniak Industries, Inc.

GIFTS FROM $2,000-$4,999Mr. & Mrs. Charles DouglasBetsy and Eric ElmanDr. Peter T. Harnois D.D.S., P.C. Joseph & Roseann MaffeiMegan McClearyLine MullinsResponsive Auto Underwriters, LLCCynthia and Mike SchollLloyd & Darlene SchooleyThe Private Bank

GIFTS FROM $1,000-$1,999Laura and Tom AlterDebbie & George AngelilloMerry & Richard ChengClarendon Hills Bank - A Wintrust

Community BankRenee & Bob CroninDavid Weber FoundationMr. & Mrs. Scott DeKuiperMr. and Mrs. Eugene DeMuroEstrella Group Holding, Inc.Eric & Patty Fess First Bank of Highland ParkJane HoppsJ. CrewMary Ann KaufmanLydia and Horst LeitnerElaine & Steve Luse Kristine and Thomas MalkoskiMr. John McKinnonRita & Gordon MillerLaura MoranBrian O’MearaMrs. Kathryn PeotDeborah PricePaul & Patti PurcellChristine RothkopfSusan & Tom SantefortShop 10Sharon and Randy SmithStorybrand Consulting, Inc.Dr. Carrie H. Thangamani D.D.SUBSLynn Valukas Julie & Philip WadeKaren &. Michael WalshRuss & Sue WaltersCatherine Ann and Jim WelchWheaton Infant Welfare Bridge

Group Jaci Wyatt

GIFTS FROM $500-$999Michael and Amy BaileyBank of America Charitable

FoundationLinda BarbaraMr. CarrVintage CharmRichard B. Cogswell & Ester A.

Saunoras

Melissa L. Connell Mr. & Mrs. Dan CostelloConnie & John CraigAmy DoehringMary & Tom DonohueRobbin Dralle 'Fore' Supply Co.Ruchi and Sameer GaurJudy GrubbeMatt HildingDeborah HopkinsonToni HudecekIpsenCarol Kearney Marianne KellyDrury LaneAlbert & Patricia LaValleDan & Jamie LetiziaRoxanne M. MartinoKathy & Charles McKenna Morris Wade AssociatesMary and Jeff Osmitz Christopher PeacockJanet PettyAmy SachsBob & Sue SanfordStarbucks - Lake Forest Takeda PharmaceuticalsLori ThompsonChristine and John Trainer

GIFTS FROM $250-$499Alixandra CollectionsDebbie BehrmanKathleen M. Boege John & Toni BudzynskiShari and Philip CorniesNancy & Robert CoughlinAngela CrewsPamela DevataAmy DraudtRuth FawleyFifth Third BankWillowbrook FordThe Gaglione FamilyGoers Dental CareGoldstine, Skrodzki, Russian, Nemec

& Hoff, Ltd.Dr. William Hamel, III, DDSDr. Ricardo IzquierdoMargo KovalDeanna LabedzPaula LadwigHilary & Matt LaneJill LevinMary LovelaceAnnette LovelaceMerry Richards JewelersEileen MonahanMorici Motor Sports, LLC.Mary PearlmanPolly and Jim PierceRenaissance Charitable Foundation -

Abundant Love FundRenee RichartEffie and Gary RichertPam and Roger RudinPatrick RuleSawbridge StudiosSusan SchulmanCharles ShayanArlene and Tom Simunek Jeff & Bernadette SucecJanice VanDyke- ZeilstraBeth WaldoWendy Williams

GIFTS IN KIND OVER $25,000CD One Price Cleaners

GIFTS IN KIND503 Found AcantoDebbie & George AngelilloBeyond Interior DesignBIG GymnasticsBlack Belt ExcellenceBlue Harbor ResortBody DynamicsBoone Creek Golf ClubBottleneck ManagementCarolyn Bowman Bradford Portrait CorpBritt Carter & Co Mr. David BrownBudget BlindsBurr Ridge Kettlebell ClubBuschauer Portraits Caberfae Peaks Ski and Golf ResortCalico CornersCamelback Inn - A JW Marriott

Resort/SpaCenter for DanceKristina CescaChalet NurseryChalet Hills Golf CourseCharlotte LaughtonChicago Lyric OperaCHT OrthodonticsClaims Consulting & Advisory

Services (C-CAS)Clarendon Hills Park DistrictClassic Kids PhotographyCoco Rico Private DiningCompass LawnCore Power YogaDan and Julia CostelloNick Daughty Delight Eilering Demi-Bar PilatesDiane DouglasDrapery Connection Betsy ElmanEnergie Expression Dance StudioFar NienteGrace FedericiFirewater BBQFive Seasons Sports ClubFoxford Hills Golf Course Frankie Ace the MagicianTraci FriesSophia FuerstGonnella Baking CompanyLauren GoodwinGrand FoodsGrand Geneva ResortGreekies Catering Grow It Greener ChicagoPaul and Jennifer GunningMr. John HartRichard & Debbie HeideckeJ Hilburn Hinsdale Racquet ClubHinsdale NurseriesHome Run Inn, Inc.Ellen HoobyarRobert and Constance HorenkampHotel Burnham ChicagoHowl at the MoonHOWW Manufacturing Hyatt Regency ChicagoI Design SalonJane's Blue Iris LtdJJ FurmaniakKamp GalleryKelly Cruises & ToursKelsey Resale BoutiqueMr. Richard KingKing Car WashKinzie Hotel

Elise and Chris KleinRichard and Deanne KozlowskiKramer FoodsCathy LapinskiMr. A. Robert LeuserLimelight MedSpaLong & Co Jewelry Lynfred WineryM.J. Millers & Co Jewelers Mr and Mrs Scot MacDonellManfred Pfeifer Mario Tricoci Master's Transportation, IncMBC FitnessMegan and Tom McClearyKaren Meeske Merry Richards JewelryDr. Robert MetcalfMiller/CoorsMorris Wade AssociatesMr+MuseNeiman MarcusMartin NissanNothing Bundt CakeOak Brook Park District/Fitness CenterMary and Dennis OsmitzPascal Pour ElleMr. and Mrs. Raj PatelMr. Sanjay PatelPeninsula Hotel/ChicagoPhysicians Sport & Injury CenterRula PriconeProspect Heights Razny Jewelers Restaurant MichaelRenee RichartRoger Beck PhotographyRudey Landscaping-WestmontPam RudinSalon Coccole Salt Creek BalletSawbridge StudiosAnn SchenckCynthia SchollSchool of RockSusan and Donald SchwartzSpark FitnessStandard MarketSteil Dermatology and Cosmetic

CenterSteph's EyelashesMaureen SujackSweet WilliamSylvan Learning CenterTeddy's SalonTen Friends Hair Salon The Community HouseThe English GardenMr. and Mrs. Will TienkenTiny Toes MusicToms-PriceTruly Skin Aesthetic CenterTrunk ClubTurnberry Country Club Union League of ChicagoVillage of Oak Brook /Sports CoreMargot WeinbergCatherine Anne WelchZabler Jewelers Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the Auxiliary Honor Roll. If you notice an error or omission, or if you would like to change how your name appears on the Honor Roll, please accept our apologies and contact Maria Penland, Auxiliary Coordinator at 773-782-5041 or [email protected]


THE AUXILIARY OF THE INFANT WELFARE SOCIET Y OF CHICAGO To our partners in health for over 100 years: A special acknowledgement of heartfelt gratitude to the Auxiliary for the extraordinary contributions of time, talent, and vital f inancial support. Again this year, the Auxiliary is the single largest contributor to IWS.

GIFTS FROM $50,000 The Crown Family Lloyd A. Fry Foundation

GIFTS FROM $25,000-$49,999

Anonymous Rudolph Wieser Holmes and Maria

Baxter Holmes Fund of the Chicago Community Trust

Topfer Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Benjamin Wolff III

GIFTS FROM $10,000 - $24,999

George A. Bates Memorial FoundationWilliam Blair and Company

FoundationHelen V. Brach FoundationFred J. Brunner FoundationWalter S. and Ella M. Malinke Fund

of the Chicago Community TrustA. G. Cox Charity TrustDelta DentalGarrett Brands, LLCMrs. Elizabeth HennessyJohn R. Houlsby FoundationCol. Stanley R. McNeil Foundation

Bank of America NA TrusteeMorris Metcoff & Sarah Braverman

TrustMurin Family FoundationOwen Randall Rissman Foundation Dr. Scholl FoundationW.P. & H.B. White Foundation

GIFTS FROM $5,000 - $9,999Anonymous (2)Autism Speaks, IncWalter J. & Edith E. Best FoundationMr. Michael DavisMr. and Mrs. Timothy B. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. William F. LloydMerrill Family FundArthur R. Metz Fund of Globe

FoundationNordstromNorth Shore ExchangePerfection & GraceArch W. Shaw FoundationThe Siragusa FoundationMr. and Mrs. James StackeMr. and Mrs. James Swartchild

GIFTS FROM $2,000-$4,999Mr. Vernon ArmourMs. Kathleen BoegeMr. and Mrs. William CarmichaelDr. Rachel CaskeyChapman and Cutler LLPMs. Carolyn CliftMs. Colleen M. Creighton

George M. Eisenberg Foundation for Charities

Fred and Helen Ellis Charitable Foundation

Mr. Gary FairheadMs. Lynda K. GivenMr. Ronald C. KatzLeslie Fund, Inc.Mrs. Mary LukachMr. Martin McHale, Jr.Mrs. Rosanne MerrillMolina Healthcare of IllinoisNorthwestern Memorial HospitalIWS PatientsMr. Mark PignottiMr. Richard RaskinDr. Gilbert Tresley and Mrs. Marge

TresleyMr. and Mrs. Henry UnderwoodUSI MidwestMr. and Mrs. Frank WestoverG H Zendt Charitable Trust

GIFTS FROM $1,000-$1,999Lorraine ArenbergMrs. Priscilla Billington Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. DicksonDonner and Company Law OfficeFortune Brands Home and Security Goldman, Sachs & CoDr. Evelina A. Habacon-Hilado*James and Madeline McMullan

Family FoundationMr. Claudio MontoyaMr. Brett PaschkeDr. Petra RissmanMs. Anne H. Ross LyonMs. Robin McGinnis*Mr. Steven RothbloomMrs. Susi RoweMr. and Mrs. David SchiffmanMs. Christine SocherSwedish Covenant Hospital

FoundationMr. and Mrs. William E. TaylorChester D. Tripp Charitable TrustWells Fargo FoundationWintrust Financial Corp

GIFTS UNDER $1,000Linda AdlerAetna Foundation, Inc.Ms. Susan AlexanderMr. Jay AlmerMr. Arnold AlmerGina AlongiMs. Oana AmariaAmazonSmileAmeriCaresMr. and Mrs. John AnastosMs. Kathleen AngelAnonymous (11)Ms. Ruth Arends Rachel ArndtMrs. Jennifer Arnett-RoehrichJesse ArriagaMrs. Linda K. AsperMrs. Marta Gazda-AuskalnisMr. Greg BabblesDrs. BaloghKate BanaszekMr. Pete BappertMs. Laurie BarbeMr. George Bard IIIMr. and Mrs. Michael J. BaxBenefit Administrative SystemsMs. Carol C. BermanMr. Ron Bernardi

Blair BigelowMs. Geraldine BlascovichMs. Byana BlessingerMr. Thomas BlewMs. Kathleen BoegeMr. Craig BowersMr. and Mrs. Daniel BowmanMs. Alexandra BozgaMrs. Melissa Bradford MullerMs. Lori BrandtMs. Kimberly BrayMs. Courtney BrittMs. Gina Brown*Mr. Charles W. BrowningMr. James W. BryanLolita BuckinghamMrs. Larisa BucuricaMs. Kristine BurckMs. Judy BurnsideCardinal MaintenanceMrs. Cheryl CaveneyMr. Bruce D. CelebrezzeDr. and Mrs. Gastone CelesiaCentene Management Company, LLCThe Center for Dental ExcellenceLuigi CerasuoloMr. Antonio CerasuoloGrace ChenMs. Carol ChristiansunOlesea CiobanuSean ClavadetscherMr. Max J. CohenMr. and Mrs. John ColmanCommunity Health Charities of

Illinois and IndianaStefan ConduracheMs. Meghan ConnollyMr. David CookMr. and Mrs. Dexter K. CoolidgeMr. Bradley CornellSilviu CraciunMs. Colleen M. CreightonMr. Bryan CresseyMr. Arnold D'AngeloMrs. Pat DanlyMr. Muller DavisMr. Brandon DelalloMr. and Mrs. Mario Di BenedettoMr. Sal Di BenedettoMr. & Mrs. Sam Di BenedettoMs. Michelle Di Benedetto* and Mr.

Dragos VisanBryan DinelloMike DinescuJamie DittertOana DobricanMrs. Rosemary DohertyMr. George E. DouglasMr. Joshua DouglasJennifer DownesNicolae DumitruMr. Timothy DummerMr. and Mrs. Nathan EimerMr. William EscamillaMs. Ellie EscamillaFamily Health NetworkBrianni FergusonMrs. Lisa T. FinchPatricia FlanaganMrs. Patricia FlanaganMs. Victoria FleishhackerMs. Carmen FloresMrs. Greta FloryBeth FouliardMr. Joseph FragaleDr. Lee FrancisMs. Nancy FranksHolly Gail and Sanford Gail

Mike GalloMr. and Mrs. William B. GavinDimitra GeorganopoulouVasile GherasimMr. Jay GoldsteinMr. Herb GresersAna GutauJoan M. HansenDr. Basavaraj HaralenneMs. Cristy HarrisMrs. Margaret HartMs. Mary HeatterMr. John HeffingerMr. John HeflinMs. Mary C. HennessyMr. Leonard HermanHinsdale Jrs. Auxiliary ChapterHoefferle-Butler EngineeringMs. Harriet T. HoldernessMr. Josh HorvathSheldon F. HowardMs. Jamie HullMr. Scott HumphreyMr. and Mrs. Rebecca HundleySimona IliesIvailo IlievIllinois College of OptometryLiliana IlutDiana IlutNicole JanovickMs. Kim JensonMr. and Mrs. Lance JohnsonMs. Rochelle JonesMr. Ernest J. Jones IIVivian J. KaczmarekMrs. Antje KalovMs. Mary L. KandybaMs. Dana KanellakesMr. and Mrs. Robert KaussJoe KazmierskiMr. Brent KeenanMs. Courtenay L. KellerNorman and Geralene KellerAlexander KellerSue KennedySharon KirmseMr. and Mrs. Christopher J. KleinMr. Vickram KooblallMr. John KouracosMs. Susan B. KovacMr. Michael KovacsCeleste KralovecKrause Construction, Inc.Nancy KrauseMr. Henry H. KuehnMr. Steven La ForyeMr. Mark LawlessDr. and Mrs. Thomas LaydenMr. Michael LaydenDr. and Mrs. Brian LaydenLebar Construction ManagementMr. Justin Lessek and Ms. Claire Finn

LessekMr. and Mrs. Angelo LeventisMr. John LeviMs. Jeannine M. LewandowskiLiberty BankMs. Kelly LippincottMrs. Melanie C. LockettMrs. Susana LopatkaThe Honorable Michael LufranoMr. and Mrs. Mike LulloAnn and Robert H. Lurie FoundationKristin MacRAEMr. and Mrs. Michael MaloneyJustin MamakMr. Alonso MartinezJosee Martens

HONOR ROLL CONTRIBUTORS TO THE INFANT WELFARE SOCIETY OF CHICAGO


Mr. Larry MasonIrene McClendonMr. Rod B. McCulloughMr. Alexander McLuckieMr. William McViskMerck & CoMrs. Rosanne MerrillMr. Nicolas MescoMr. & Mrs. Augie MimicaMaria MinulescuCheryl MobileMrs. Francine ModelskiMs. Peggy MolohonMr. Claudio MontoyaLaura MoranMs. Barbara MoserMr. and Mrs. Thomas MunroeMr. Jack MurchieMr. Stephen MurphyLynn and Daniel MurrayMr. Peter NamMs. Deletria NashMr. Peter NeelyJudith NeumayerMarsha NewmanMr. Evan NewtonMs. Hope G. NightingaleMs. Robin NotesteinSusan O'MahoneyBianca OpreaAdrian OrosRick OsswaldOstrow Reisin Berk & Abrams, LTDMr. Lou PassarelliMr. Joseph M. PaulsenMarina PaulCheyenne PaulMarie M. PayesMs. Sue PekoeMaria Penland*Mrs. Carol PennMr. Michael PetersonMrs. Betty A. PhilipsbornMary PlepelMr. and Mrs. Kirk PochockiMs. Catherine PoppJudy PoskozimMike PossleyPotbelly Sandwich Works, LLCMs. Toni PriceMrs. Gwenn A. RauschSuzette RickertMs. Erinn RigneyMr. and Mrs. Kenneth RobertsMr. Donald RobertsMr. and Mrs. Kenneth RobertsDr. Eva Robertson and Mr. John

RobertsonRonald RobinsonMr. and Mrs. Brian RobinsonJeff RobinsonGail RodgersLiz RodoskyRozinante ConsultingMs. Mary B. RuddMrs. Aurora RuscaDr. and Mrs. Ronald SageMr. and Mrs. Stephen ScheibeMrs. Cynthia SchollMs. Christine SchreinerMs. Audrey SeeleyMr. Paul SeguraLaura SeligaRoxana SerbanDr. Sapan ShahCharlotte ShestokasMs. Margaret ShipitaloDiana SimionMr. Richard SingerMr. Joe Skibinski

Ms. Joanne SkibinskiMr. Brian SkibinskiMr. Adam SluzasMr. Allen SmartMs. Sharon SmithMs. Susan SnowMs. Susan SocherMs. Evelyn Soto*Orlando Colada SottoStephanie StachJoseph SternbergDeanna StuartRich StuckeyIris SugrueAlina SuliciMr. Timothy SullivanMs. Kerri A. SullivanHealthcare Alternative SystemsJudi ThomasMs. Nadine ThorntonMs. Mary ToccoLoren TozerMs. Elizabeth A. TrittipoAncas TudorBeth TumielDiana UtanNicole VanacoraLaura VandercarMrs. Gina VattimoMs. Doina VisanMs. Natasha WasinskiMrs. Linda A. WeaverMaryann WebbChristy Webber LandscapesMrs. Donna WeissMs. Jeri S. WeltyMr. and Mrs. Frank WestoverTracie WhiteMs. Sarah H. WhitmoreKevin WhittinghamDr. and Mrs. Herbert WigderDr. John WilhelmCarolyn WinterLeslie WinterMr. Larry WoodingMs. Delphina WorsleyMr. Michael L. YoungZebra Technologies CorporationMr. Keith ZurakowskiMr. David Zurakowski

IN-KIND GIFTSAnn and Robert H. Lurie Children's

Hospital of ChicagoAnonymous Oral Health AmericaRodrigo Vinod Sidley Austin LLP Sunstar Butler * denotes IWS Staff

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the Honor Roll. If you notice an error or omission, or if you would like to change how your name appears on the Honor Roll, please accept our apologies and contact Michelle Di Benedetto at 773-782-5040 or [email protected]. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!


FISCAL YEAR 2016

FINANCIAL SUMMARY2016 2015

Public Support and RevenueContributions and grants:

Auxiliary 674,650 $726,760 Individuals, corporations and United Way 519,819 241,779 Foundations 543,802 439,622 Government 596,035 796,672

Patient service revenue 4,814,696 4,849,346 Juvenile probation 891,733 569,623 Investment return designated for current operations 814,631 482,439 Miscellaneous 7,524 19,055 Net assets released from restriction - -TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUE $8,862,890 $8,125,296

ExpensesProgram services:

Primary health 3,571,113 3,438,802 Dental health 1,079,055 1,045,036 Other wellness services 2,245,288 1,760,155

Total program services 6,895,456 6,243,993

Supporting services:Management and general 1,749,668 1,600,431 Fundraising 138,901 162,905

Total supporting services 1,888,569 1,763,336 TOTAL EXPENSES $8,784,025 $8,007,329 Excess (deficiency) of public support and revenue over expenses $78,865 $117,967

Other Changes in Net AssetsInvestments return not designated for current operations (186,221) (27,835)Board-directed endowment assets designated for current operating activities (814,631) (482,439)Auxiliary support expenses (157,901) (165,526)

TOTAL CHANGES IN NET ASSETS $(1,079,888) $(557,833)

Unrestricted net assets, beginning of year $17,421,996 $17,979,829 Unrestricted net assets, end of year $16,342,108 $17,421,996

AssetsCash and cash equivalents 466,504 2,046,333 Accounts and other receivables (net) 780,493 742,288 Prepaid expenses 83,106 144,587 Investments 7,294,239 7,727,851 Property and equipment (net) 8,230,020 7,985,281 TOTAL ASSETS 16,854,362 18,646,340

Liabilities and Net AssetsLiabilities-accounts payable and accrued expenses 512,254 1,224,344

Net Assets Unrestricted 15,362,245 16,184,107 Temporarily restricted 151,809 409,835 Permanent restricted 828,054 828,054

Total Net Assets 16,342,108 17,421,996 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 16,854,362 18,646,340

This summary of selected financial information is derived from the finanical statements of the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago for the year ended June 20, 2016, which have been audited by Ostrow Reisin Berk & Abrams, Ltd. Copies of the audited fianical statements are available from IWS upon request. Ostrow Reisin Berk & Abrams, Ltd. has issued an unqualified opinion on the financial statements.

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