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A Message from the CEO

Dear Donors, Friends, Volunteers and Supporters:

On behalf of all of us at WINGS, thank you for your support over the past year. 2016 was definitely one for the record books, propelling us into new territory and allowing us to serve more people than ever before.

With the completion of the Safe House at WINGS Metro, WINGS is serving individuals and families in our northwest suburban Safe House as well as on the southwest side of Chicago. With an increase in capacity in our emergency shelters coupled with our expansive housing program, we were able to provide more than 62,000 nights of shelter to victims of domestic violence and their children.

Sadly, we must continue to grow to meet the demands of those calling for help. Our community of donors and volunteers, alongside our hard-working staff invest time, talent and personal treasures to ensure that WINGS will not only sustain this growth, but will also continue to implement innovative partnerships and solutions to address the complex needs of our families.

We are grateful to possess a committed Board of Directors, suburban and city Leadership Boards and an Associates Board who give tirelessly of their time and expertise to make WINGS a premiere organization that provides the best in care and advocacy to those most vulnerable. We are blessed to have friends such as Pat and Vince Foglia who have given so much to WINGS and to so many organizations serving people in need.

In 2017, we will continue on the road of ensuring that our day-to-day operations are operating efficiently, that we are staying true to our vision, mission and core values. We believe that everyone has the potential and strength to overcome difficult life circumstances and to accomplish goals that will lead to an enhanced quality of life. Our goal is to give adult and child victims a pathway to independence and a way out of a life of chaos, violence, abuse and fear.

Every day we are making a difference and we are thankful to each and every one of you for helping us to give flight to hopes and dreams!

Sincerely,

Rebecca Darr

CEO

The mission of WINGS is to provide housing, integrated services, education and advocacy to end domestic violence. We deliver on our mission through a number of programs and services, all designed to protect and transform the lives of victims of domestic violence.

Our goal as an agency is to provide all the tools and support that is necessary to ensure that victims do not need to return to their abusers. Housing and supportive services tailored to the needs of each family promotes healing from the emotional trauma and affords time for recovering financially.

TWO SAFE HOUSESWINGS operates two Safe Houses – one in the northwest suburbs and one on the southwest side of Chicago, with the capacity to house 85 people each night. Both Safe Houses are open to victims of domestic violence who are actively fleeing a violent situation – with or without their children. While living there, WINGS meets their basic needs including food and clothing and offers counseling and legal assistance through our sister agencies.

TRANSITIONAL and PERMANENT HOUSINGFamilies who enter transitional housing receive assistance with housing costs, counseling, employment assistance and tools to empower them to move forward with their lives. Residents may stay up to two years in one of our 31 houses or apartments located throughout the Chicago area. If residents are disabled, WINGS can provide long-term permanent housing options beyond two years.

OTHER COMMUNITY SERVICESWINGS provides outreach services for community members who are not living in WINGS housing. ALAS (Advocating for Latinas Achieving Self-Sufficiency) is a culturally specific mentoring program for Latina women, providing support and parenting groups, English classes and other activities that emphasize self-development and self-sufficiency.

Project Lifeline mentoring program links community members and WINGS graduates with women who have completed WINGS Housing Programs, or received outreach counseling through WINGS. Mentors provide one-on-one support to women who are seeking an enhanced quality of life and financial stability.

Hospitals: WINGS maintains offices at both Northwest Community Hospital and St. Alexius Hospital, training hospital staff on identifying patients experiencing domestic violence and providing immediate crisis counseling and resources.

WINGS Programs and Services

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During its first 4 ½ months of operation, WINGS Metro served 82 adults and children, representing nearly 4,000 nights of shelter.

The project began in 2013 when WINGS and our partners, Greater Southwest Development Corporation and Metropolitan Family Services received a grant from the City of Chicago and Mayor Rahm Emanuel to build the first new domestic violence shelter in over a decade. The city donated the land and WINGS Metro was born.

WINGS worked with Greater Southwest Development Corporation, Ujamaa Construction and several City of Chicago departments to develop and construct the beautiful facility.

Together, everyone worked to convert a former Police District facility and construct a new annex to the building. Incredibly, the Police District building was the precinct assigned to Police Officer Brenda Sexton, who was murdered by her boyfriend in an act of domestic violence in 2000. The meditation garden at WINGS Metro is named in Sexton’s honor.

WINGS Metro features 40 shelter beds, the Verizon Café and Career Center, the Chicago Bears playground, the Allstate multi-purpose rooms, The Hearst Foundation conference room, Land of Nod playroom, laundry facilities and on-site counseling. Residents live at the Safe House at WINGS Metro for up to 120 days and can transition to an on-site apartment funded by the Chicago Low-Income Housing Trust Fund.

A special thanks goes to Jennifer Welch, First Deputy Commissioner, Chicago Department of Family and Support Services and Cary Steinbuck, former Executive Director of the Chicago Low-Income Housing Trust Fund and currently Director, PRA Acquisitions and Special Initiatives, Chicago Housing Authority.

With the new shelter up and running, WINGS has increased the number of shelter beds in the City of Chicago by 36%.

WINGS Metro Opened on Valentine’s Day 2016

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In fiscal year 2016 WINGS provided almost 20,000 nights of Safe House shelter.

Official Ribbon Cutting at WINGS Metro

Mayor Rahm Emanuel helped WINGS open Metro

Three Resale Stores and a New Logistics Center

RESALE STORES

WINGS operates three resale stores in the northwest suburbs that generate critical funds for our operations. Located in Arlington Heights, Schaumburg and Niles, these stores stock high-end donated merchandise for our customers. The stores sell men’s, women’s and children’s clothing, along with accessories, housewares, and furniture. WINGS strives to maintain the highest quality merchandise and to provide the very best in customer service. In 2016, our resale operations accounted for approximately 25% of our agency’s income. Stores are open Monday – Friday from 10 – 6; Saturday 10 – 5; and Sunday 11 – 5.

If you need information about donating to or shopping in our resale stores, please call Diane Coverstone at 847-519-7820, ext. 356 or e-mail her at dcoverstone@wingsprogram.com.

LOGISTICS CENTERThe WINGS Logistics Center, located in Elk Grove Village, officially opened in May 2016. Donations of clothing and furniture are sorted at this location to maintain uniformity of pricing and distribution to the three resale locations. Since the Logistics Center opened, WINGS has seen increased efficiencies and cost-savings in its resale stores.

Logistics Center hours are Monday – Saturday from 9 – 4:30.

If you need information regarding the Logistics Center and its operations, please call Erick Dahl at 847-519-7820, ext. 350 or e-mail him at edahl@wingsprogram.com.

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“When you give us good stuff we can do GREAT things”

Denise Owens and her children began their amazing journey with WINGS in 2008 when they entered our Shared Housing Program.

While there, Denise became ill and was in kidney failure. Denise’s health condition qualified her for WINGS Permanent Supportive Housing Program, allowing her time to focus on her health.

While at WINGS, Denise engaged in case management services such as counseling, financial management and parenting.

“WINGS helped my life by giving me a second chance,” Denise said. “I received housing and counseling for myself and my children, classes to clean up my credit, holiday gifts and recognition for academic achievements made by both me and my children,” she said.

Denise received The Alliance to End Homelessness Housing Voucher which is awarded to clients who are viewed by WINGS Program as being independent, self-sufficient and engaged in their community. With this voucher, Denise was able to secure a townhome for her family. Denise has three children who have graduated from Hoffman Estates area schools.

Denise is a graduate of the Rita and John Canning Women’s Program at Harper College and is continuing her education to pursue her dream of becoming a probation officer.

Denise considers herself blessed with opportunities afforded to her during her stay with WINGS. Denise is a member of the WINGS Alumni Association, which allows her to mentor others who are navigating their courageous journey. When called upon by WINGS, Denise has selflessly accepted many opportunities to speak at events in hope of inspiring others.

Survivor Story

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Denise Owens

“WINGS helped my life by giving me a second chance” Denise Owens, WINGS Graduate

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Donor Recognition Pat and Vince FogliaPat and Vince Foglia have been committed supporters to WINGS since 2005, when we opened the first domestic violence shelter in the northwest suburbs. Since then, they have given generously to WINGS, which has allowed us to provide critical services to the victims of domestic violence.

Since the Foglias first became involved with WINGS eleven years ago, their commitment has been unwavering. When our resale store in Palatine burned to the ground in 2010, the Foglias invested in WINGS future by providing funds to rebuild.

In 2013, WINGS, in collaboration with the City of Chicago, made the decision to build a shelter on the southwest side of Chicago. The Foglias once again provided invaluable seed money to jumpstart the project. When the shelter opened in 2016, their support continued with an additional pledge of $1 million to challenge others to donate to WINGS.

In 2015, the Foglias were instrumental in donating the Wellness Place building to WINGS when that organization closed its doors. WINGS is considering a number of options for utilizing the facility.

“We are so proud to support the incredible work that WINGS does for the victims of domestic violence,” Vince said. “The organization is saving and transforming lives every day and we are proud to be a part of it,” he said.

The Chicago BearsThe Chicago Bears made a huge commitment to WINGS in 2016 when they dedicated time and resources toward the new Safe House at WINGS Metro. Not only did they pay all the costs associated with the installation and equipment of the playground just prior to its opening, they also helped with a number of projects during construction.

George H. McCaskey, Chairman of the Chicago Bears said, “Obviously, there’s a need in all areas of the city. Domestic violence goes across socio-economic lines, across racial lines, so we thought it was the right thing to do and we contributed to the playground.”

Vince and Pat Foglia

George McCaskey attends Playground Dedication at Metro

George McCaskey and Bears employees help with construction

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How You Can Help

WINGS has been successful in its efforts to assist the victims of domestic violence due only to the generosity and commitment of others. Everyone – from our financial donors to our volunteers to our in-kind donors – has given WINGS the ability to grow and serve more people than ever before. When victims need us, we are there to provide them with a way out and a path to a safer future.

Here are some ways individuals, groups and companies can help:

VOLUNTEERVolunteers are always needed to assist in our resale stores, Logistics Center, and Safe Houses. Contact Bruna Srb at bsrb@wingsprogram.com to get involved.

DONATE WINGS needs your gently-loved clothing, housewares and furniture to benefit our clients. WINGS accepts these items and sells them at one of our three resale stores, where all profits benefit our programs and services. Clients in our programs receive vouchers to “purchase” items to help them regain self-sufficiency within their newly changed lives. Donations can be dropped off at any of our three resale stores or at the WINGS Logistics Center in Elk Grove Village.

Financial donations are also necessary and much-appreciated. One of our newest giving programs is the Circle of Hope Giving Society, where donors who contribute year-round receive benefits for their support. Please contact Terri Channer at 847-519-7820 ext.210 or at tchanner@wingsprogram.com to make a donation or to learn more.

ATTEND EVENTSWINGS hosts a number of exciting fundraisers throughout the year, many of which feature graduates from our programs. If you would like to learn more about attending or sponsoring one of our events, please contact Nikki Katrodia at 847-519-7820 ext. 233 or at nkatrodia@wingsprogram.com.

BECOME A MENTOR TO A SURVIVORWINGS relies on community members to provide a lifeline to graduates of our programs as they move forward with their independence. Mentors provide support, friendship, and a shoulder to lean on to survivors. If you are interested in becoming a mentor, please contact April Brayton at 224-225-9690 or aprilf@wingsprogram.com.

Purple Purse ChallengeIn fiscal 2016, WINGS was especially proud to win first place in the Purple Purse

Challenge, a fundraising initiative sponsored by the Allstate Foundation. WINGS was awarded $100,000 as the overall winner of the Challenge, which allowed us to meet the growing needs of our clients.

We hope you support us next year!

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The Numbers

WINGS financial statements were audited by Plante & Moran, PLLC.Consolidation includes WINGS Program, Inc. and WINGS Metro LLC entities

Consolidated Statement of Activitiesfor the Year Ended June 30, 2016

2016 2015Revenues (unrestricted)Contributions(cash and in-kind) 1,347,720 1,724,306 Special Events (net of direct costs) 1,135,866 926,635 Resale Income(net of direct expenses) 126,429 232,927 Government Contracts 1,214,648 1,018,690 Other 1,975,826 2,868,186 Total Revenue 5,800,489$ 6,770,744$

ExpensesProgram Safe House 1,174,797 1,245,590 Safe House at WINGS Metro 617,129 Transitional Living 1,351,561 1,372,374 Community Based Services 283,771 353,439 Permanent Supportive Housing 273,368 260,853 Administrative 447,425 412,468 Development 718,918 624,410 Total Expenses 4,866,969$ 4,269,134$

Surplus (deficit) 933,520$ 2,501,610$

Consolidated Statement of Financial Positionas of June 30, 2016

2016 2015AssetsCurrent Assets 3,475,863 3,530,703 Fixed Assets 13,854,466 10,105,507 Other Assets(endowment investments, new market tax credit loan) 8,056,049 3,680,077 Total Assets 25,386,378$ 17,316,287$

Liabilities & Net AssetsLiabilitiesCurrent Liabilities 1,215,803 2,715,101 Long-Term Liabilities 11,678,128 2,384,050 Total Liabilities 12,893,931$ 5,099,151$

Net AssetsUnrestricted Net Assets 7,047,120 6,160,662 Board Designated Reserve 214,629 163,613 Unrestricted Non-Controlling Interest 4,504 8,458 Temporarily Restricted Net Assets 2,767,107 3,325,316 Permanently Restricted Net Assets 2,559,087 2,559,087 Total Net Assets 12,592,447$ 12,217,136$

Total Liabilities & Net Assets 25,486,378$ 17,316,287$

Fundraising for the construction of the Safe House at WINGS Metro yielded excess funds at the end of the 2016 fiscal year. These surplus funds were utilized to pay down construction debt in the 2017 fiscal year.

WINGS Program, Inc. is an accredited

Better Business Bureau organization and has

received Four Star Charity Status with Charity Navigator.

Board of DirectorsBoard Members Mary Anderson Matt Baumann Suzie Bassi Joan Bowyer Eileen Brown Rita Canning Rebecca Darr Maureen Degen Algean Garner

Board and Volunteers

Sandra Hirsh Don Houchins Jennifer Kyung Jim Lennon Kathy Mahne Sherri McElhaney Phyllis Molenda Madlene Moore-Condon Suzanne Nance Ellaine Sambo-Reyther

Gabrielle Saylor Lisa Sodeika Laurie Stone Darla Swango Debra Vander Weit Emlen Whipple New Board Members Leslie Ramirez

New Officers Rita Canning - Chair Matt Baumann – President Laurie Stone – Past President Kathy Mahne – Vice President Strategic Initiatives

Volunteer Honor Roll The following volunteers contributed at least 100 hours of service to WINGS during fiscal year 2016.Beth Adamoli Bonnie Albrecht Mark Anderson Doreen Apgar Erica Bane Barbara Barr Rita Baturin Elvera Becker Judy Becker Mary Bell Martha Birkhold Barb Black Pamela Blevons Tomi Brown Ilene Charak Bob Coverstone Peggy Crowley

Phyllis DeFilippo Meghan Dolan May Kay Dougherty Keith Drzal Steve Ellis Karen Frederick Gloria Glassman Barbara Glick Lou Gould Donna Hajduk Gina Hardy Debbie Herst Mary Ann Hetreed Kathleen Jarems Helen Jerusis Marilyn Johansen Rob Jones

Christel Kedzie Mary Kedzie Lee Kingdon Debra Kinne Kenneth Kowall Sue Kowall Barbara Krause Carolynn Kroll Midge Kroll Barb Labellarte Anne Lawrence Michelle Look Sophia Lopez Larry Lorenz Jessica Lynn Candace Machein Aleta McCarthy

Mary McLeod Maryann Misevich Sandie Mix Meera Mokshagundam Isabel Muniz Cathy Niemet Don Petersen Katherine Peterson Suzanne Poggio Nancy Rathman Mike Relaz Margie Roe Eileen Rowland Patricia Scotellaro Bonnie Sidran-Mollison Victoria Simmons Barbara Singer

Janet Singer Juanita Smith Liz Staackmann Kim Stadler Debi Stanton Jackie Stark Barbara Stefani Jan Stein Kathie Tonkovic Alyshia Verb Lily Voyles Linda Voyles Debbie Watson Linda Wright Bren Zuchlag

Lisa Sodeika – Vice President Philanthropy Maureen Degen – Vice President Board Development Mary Anderson – Secretary/Treasurer Jim Lennon – Of Counsel

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Our volunteers contributed over a million

dollars through their commitment of time

to WINGS

Donors

INDIVIDUALS

Individual Giving $100,000 and Above John and Rita Canning Vince and Pat Foglia

Individual Giving $50,000 - $99,999 David Herro and Jay Franke Michael and Lindy Keiser Glenn and Jacqueline Tilton

Individual Giving $25,000 - $49,999 John and Mary Jo Boler Greg and Anna Brown Craig Duchossois Ron and Christine Gidwitz Douglas and Ann Grissom Mellody Hobson Jack and Dorothy Jiganti Richard and Peggy Notebaert William and Cathy Osborn Patrick and Shirley Ryan

Individual Giving $20,000 - $24,999 Kent and Elizabeth Dauten Reeve B. Waud

Individual Giving $15,000 - $19,999 Brent and Catherine Gledhill James and Ellen O’Connor

Individual Giving $10,000 - $14,999 Christopher and Anna Bilton Mike and Melissa Canning Bill Crown Vahe and Hasmik Dombalagian Jim and Karen Frank Bob and Debbie Herst Wesley and Lynn Little Andrew McKenna Anne Pramaggiore Richard Price John and Sue Ropski John and Jeanne Rowe Stephen and Carol Scogna

Individual Giving $5,000 - $9,999 Anonymous Matt and Dawn Baumann Prudence Beidler Jon and Kristen Bilton Bill and Joan Bowyer David Bradley Tony and Laura Davis Ann Drake Michael Gle Edward and Leslie Goesel David and Carol Golder Marguerite D. Hark Diane Hill Donna Kosarzecki Barbara Labellarte Richard and Martha Melman Matthew and Meghan Norton

Individual Giving $2,500 - $4,999 Bonnie Albrecht Roger and Susie Bassi Mary P. Beaubien Mel and Rose Boldt Homer and Lisa Coffman Joe and Rebecca Darr Gerald and Denise Fitzgerald Jay and Karen Fritz Donald and Lisa Gardner Richard and Marie Gebbie-Kemper Kenneth and Maggie Gorman Terry and Renee Graber Thomas and Sandra Hirsh James and Martie Lennon Shane and Lisa Leonard Larry and Margaret Newsom Kristie Paskvan Timothy and Maria Shideler Bob and Nina Stephenson Mark and Robin Tebbe

Individual Giving $1,000 - $2,499 Anonymous Steve Beranek Diane Bergan Richard C. Berger Jerry and Gloria Boubin Marcia and Terrell Brostoff Christopher and Terri Channer

Mary T Crull Christina Currie Maureen Degen Mark Dodson Drs. Ken and Cathy Ender Heather J. Flett Kristine L. Ford James Fritz Scott Gaughan Renee Gerami Georgia A. Grummon Jeff Harris and Nancy Schuehler-Harris Michael Hennig Dr. Barry and Wendy Herst Donald Houchins Justin and Hilarie Huscher Sheila King Jay F. Krehbiel Sharon Kulak Johnny and Jennifer Kyung Steve Look Anthony and Beth Lupo Christina Macaluso Kathleen Mahne David Marcoullier Phyllis A. Molenda Bonnie O’Brien Laura Pacini Musarat and Huma Pandit Doug and Ginger Pattison Colin Pekovitch Richard and Roxelynn Pepper Bruce and Deborah Pfaff Jeffrey and Katie Podjasek John Podjasek Sandra K. Rihani Irene Rozansky Gabrielle Saylor Gordon and Carole Segal Jerome and Wilma Spellman Barbara Sweeney Brian Tenner Michael and Patricia Thorsen Mark Tisdahl Judith H. Torrez Lisa B. Tribbett Jeff and Denise Urban Debra Vander Weit Enrique Vasquez David and Marilyn J. Vitale Georgette Wellhausen John and Donna Wisely Drs. Chilakamarri and Akhila Yeshwant

WINGS recognizes

the following businesses, foundations, organizations and individuals who gave

$1,000 or more during fiscal year 2016

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ORGANIZATIONS

Organizations $100,000 and Above Allstate Foundation Canning Foundation Chicago Bears Football Club Inc. Crown Family Philanthropies Foglia Family Foundation

Organizations $50,000 - $99,999 BMO Harris Bank

Organizations $20,000-$49,999 Allstate Insurance Company Chicago Community Trust Dover Corporation The Duchossois Family Foundation The FJK Private Foundation King Family Foundation Madigan Family Foundation Motorola Solutions Pritzker Family Foundation Sun-Times Foundation

Organizations $10,000-$19,999 Abbott Laboratories Advocate Commercial Real Estate Advisors Alexian Brothers Health System Foundation Capital One Services, LLC Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois Fred J. Brunner Foundation Carol Lavin Bernick Family Foundation Citigroup Deloitte Services LP Ernst & Young Exelon Corporation GCM Grosvenor Helen Brach Foundation J.P. Morgan Kirk Levis Kirkland & Ellis LLP Northwestern Memorial Hospital Ozinga Ready Mix Concrete Phillips 66 Company Robert R. McCormick Foundation Schneider Electric/Square D Foundation Sommer Brothers Charitable Fund TAN Golf Outing The Rhoades Foundation Village Treasure House W.P. & H.B. White Foundation Zeman Family Foundation

Donors (continued)

Organizations $5,000 - $9,999 Aon Foundation Anonymous Arlington Countryside Church Assurance Agency, Ltd. Bank of America Baxter International Inc. Blue Spruce Investments, LP CDW Corporation Chicago Community Trust Des Plaines Office Equipment DeVry Education Group Edgewater Funds George M. Eisenberg Foundation for Charities Harper College Illinois Tool Works John Buck Company John D. & Alexandra C. Nichols Family Foundation KPMG Light Drawn Studios Inc. Macy’s Madison Dearborn Partners, LLC Mary Lou Downs Foundation Michael Joseph Foundation Northwest Community Healthcare Our Saviour’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Pappageorge Haymes Partners The Private Bank Sage Products Satter Foundation U.S. Bank Foundation Uline Wells Fargo Foundation William J. Gasser Family Foundation

Organizations $1,000-$4,999 AbbVie Foundation Allstate Giving Campaign Atomatic Mechanical Services, Inc Baird & Warner Good Will Network of Chicago Bensinger, Dupont & Associates Brickfish CHC Clark Family Foundation Community Church of Barrington Cornerstone National Bank Crosstown Real Estate Advisors, LLC Digital Benefit Advisors Edwardson Family Foundation Emerson Network Power, Energy Systems Erie Indemnity Fresenius Kabi USA

Frieda Incorporated Friends of Edward M. Burke Go Fish NFP Holy Family Parish Community Hope Lutheran Church IBM Employee Services Center J & S Plumbing Jocarno Fund Lord of Life Lutheran Church Marquette Bank Molly Maid of Northwest Cook County Mondelez International Montessori World of Discovery Morris Weiser Family Foundation Ms. Molly Foundation Panasonic Factory Solutions Company of America Polk Bros. Foundation Rapid Printing Arts Robert Thomas Bobins Foundation Rose F. & Alice M. Koffend Foundation Presbyterian Women of the Park Ridge Presbyterian Church St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church Streamwood Woman’s Club The Sanfilippo Foundation Thomas Breen, Attorney at Law Trinity United Methodist Church William Blair & Company, L.L.C. Witron Integrated Logistics, Inc. Women’s Club of Inverness W-T Engineering Xentris Wireless Xerox Corporation

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We gratefully acknowledge the tremendous support of in-kind donations from the community, which includes individuals, businesses, and organizations. WINGS would like to specifically thank the following in-kind donors, whose combined support equals more than $250,000.

Donors

Abbey Resort, Fontana, WI ABT Electronics Allstate Foundation Ally Bank Aquascape, Inc., St. Charles Art Finder Art Van Furniture Barrington Towne Nails Benny’s Chop House, Chicago The Bricton Group Buffalo Grove Golf Club Café de Architectes at the Sofitel Hotel Capital One, Schaumburg Cheesecake Factory, Schaumburg Chicago Shakespeare Theatre Cline Printing Colliers International Cooking Skills Academy Cooper’s Hawk, Arlington Heights County of Kenosha, Wisconsin Creative Mirror & Shower of Chicago, Addison Dog Training Now, Schaumburg Drake Hotel, Chicago Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar, Lincolnshire Four Seasons Hotel, Chicago Fred Astaire Dance Studio, Northbrook Friendship Village, Schaumburg Friends of the Safe House Goodman Theatre Granite City Food & Brewery, Schaumburg Highland Woods Golf Course iFly Chicago Interval World.com JD Michael Studio, Palatine Jenner and Block Joffrey Ballet JVD Sports Kiehl’s Kingston Mines, Chicago Susan Kussow Land of Nod Landscape Concepts Management, Inc.

Larry Lorenz Live Nation Loews Chicago O’Hare Hotel Lutheran Church of Martha and Mary Lux Art Mario Tricoci Michael Joseph Foundation Microsoft Lauri & Randy Mitchell MAC Cosmetics Mariano’s Molly Maid Monica Soltis Interiors Moto Kitchen Chicago Northwest Community Healthcare Wellness Center Oak Terrace Resort & Spa OMO design life style, Barrington Oriental Institute at the University of Chicago Trish Panopoulos Panasonic The Walter and Connie Payton Foundation Pirch, Oak Brook Redhead Piano Bar, Chicago Rick & Barbara Parsons Prospect Heights Park District Renaissance Schaumburg Convention Center Hotel RL, Ralph Lauren’s Restaurant, Chicago Robinson Family Chiropractic Rosecrest Farms, Paris, KY Ruth’s Chris Steak House, South Barrington Salt Creek Golf Club Schaumburg Park District Shedd Acquarium Splash Publications Dr. Dimple Tejani Tokyo Pub, Schaumburg Vintage Motorsports Walter E. Smithe Furniture Windy City Flyers, Wheeling Woodfield Lexus WT Engineering

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WINGS appreciates the support that it receives from each and every donor. If we have omitted or incorrectly spelled your name or organization, please accept our apologies and contact Terri Channer at tchanner@wingsprogram.com.

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