One Hope United Annual Report 2012

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Throughout this report, you’ll see how Our Vision, Our Hearts, Our Actions have spoken louder than words. With perseverance and innovation, One Hope United staff helps our children successfully transition to healthy and productive adults.

2012 | PROGRAMS FROM 40 SITES:

Illinois

Wisconsin

Missouri

Florida

2012 | SERVICES TO:

10,600 Children & Families

2012 | FULL-TIME STAFF:

More than 700

Dear Friends,

One Hope United works to provide children the opportunity to grow up in a safe and nurturing home. Every day we strive to bring new approaches in service delivery to address the challenges of today’s families. We are experts in developing and managing high-performance child welfare programs and services. Our entrepreneurial approach to system reform and talented, dedicated staff help our communities do the best job possible of protecting children and strengthening families.

One Hope United, like all human service organizations today, faces reduced state, federal and local funding, and is continually challenged to do more with less. Increases in the number of children and families living under the stress of poverty put more children at risk of abuse and neglect. The risks are greatest among those without an adequate education, who are chronically unemployed or underemployed, and whose problems are compounded by lack of access to healthcare, healthy food and healthy lifestyles.

Faced with these challenges One Hope United fosters a culture of resilience, innovation and perseverance that leads us to be creative — to make or find a way out of ‘no way.’ We inspire innovation and perseverance in our staff, who pass it on to the children and families in their care, and we apply those values to our organization, to persevere and find a way to continuously improve the quality of our services despite shrinking resources.

In 2012, One Hope United operated programs from 40 sites in Illinois, Wisconsin, Missouri and Florida. We provided services directly to over 10,600 children and families through a full-time staff of more than 700.

We could not do this without the commitment and support of our staff, board members, volunteers, donors, corporate sponsors and community partners. Together we are making a difference: ensuring the successful transition of our children to healthy and productive adults and lighting a path toward healthy, prosperous communities.

Sincerely,

Bill A. Gillis, Thomas J. Quarles,President and Chief Executive Officer OHU Fedration Board Chair

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Our Vision is to ensure the successful transition of our children to healthy and productive adults. One Hope United works toward this by providing services to vulnerable children, youth and families.

In 1895, retired Baptist missionaries Rev. and Mrs. Scofield founded One Hope United Northern Region as Chicago Baptist Orphanage in Downers Grove, Ill. In 1948, it moved to an idyllic campus in Lake Villa, Ill., which to this day houses One Hope United administrative offices and a residential treatment facility. The region’s locations and scope of services have evolved through the years to include foster care, therapeutic services and early childhood development throughout northern Illinois.

One Hope United Hudelson Region was founded in 1903 as Hudelson Baptist Children’s Home in Ewing, Ill., by Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Gibbs and their daughter, Alice. Hudelson’s locations and services have also changed through the years, expanding to include foster care, youth services and clinical services in central and southern Illinois and Missouri.

In 2001, One Hope United expanded into Florida during the state’s transition to child welfare privatization. Our programs and services impact thousands of children and families throughout central Florida each year. We value innovation and best practices and are strategic in our focus of services to at-risk families in Florida communities.

In January 2010, as a federation, we changed our name to One Hope United. As One Hope United, we are uniquely positioned to advance our mission throughout our service areas by providing a diverse array of prevention, intervention and community-based support programs to vulnerable, high-risk populations, as well as education and advocacy on the local, state and national levels. We promise our clients leadership, innovation, collaboration, results and most of all, hope!W

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One Hope United, Richardson House, Lake Villa, Ill.

One Hope United moved to Lake Villa, Ill., in 1948.


One Hope United is committed to quality programs and measurable results. We back up this commitment with a Continuous Quality Improvement & Research (CQIR) team that focuses a spotlight on each program and department, helping staff at all levels set clear goals and report measurable outcomes. This level of transparency and internal honesty keeps our focus on ensuring the safety, permanency and well-being of children in our care.

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FY12 | PREVENTION:

We helped more than 1,300 families at risk for child abuse and neglect improve their ability to meet their children’s needs in a positive, healthy and nurturing way.

95 percent of families experienced no substantiated reports of abuse or neglect last year.

FY12 | PLACEMENT:

When the risk to a child from abuse and neglect was so great and the family unit was deteriorated, we utilized placement services such as foster care, residential treatment and adoption. More than 2,600 children were served through placement services last year and 166 children were placed in loving adoptive homes.

89 percent of children in the Foster Care Program remained stable within their foster home placement.

FY12 | CHILD DEVELOPMENT:

Our 11 state-licensed child development centers provide accessible, affordable, high-quality child care and early education services. All of our eligible programs earned NAEYC (National Association for the Education of Young Children) accreditation — a prestigious mark of quality for early education programs.

We enrolled more than 2,100 children in the Chicago area and its suburbs and all centers surpassed outcome goal targets for social/emotional, physical, cognitive and language development.

FY12 | COUNSELING:

More than 1,300 families received counseling services and emotional support to strengthen family function.

91 percent of families in our counseling programs remained safely together at time of case closure.

FY12 | FAMILY PRESERVATION:

We provided intensive support to 1,400 families with histories of abuse or neglect, monitored their well-being and addressed factors that put them at risk of out-of-home placement.

97 percent of families remained safely together at time of case closure.

FY12 | YOUTH SERVICES:

More than 1,000 troubled and delinquent adolescents and their families received out-reach and guidance through our youth service programs.

We work to prevent youth from entering the juvenile justice system and help those who have already been through the system to successfully reinte-grate into society and return to school. Nearly 83 percent of youth served were deflected from further involvement with the juvenile justice system at time of case closure.

Our MissionProtecting children. Strengthening families.

Our PromisesINNOVATION. All children deserve the opportunity to learn and grow in a safe and nurturing home, so we strive to bring new approaches in service delivery to address the challenges of today’s families. We are experts in developing and managing high-performance child welfare programs and services. Our entrepreneurial approach to system reform and talented, dedicated staff help our communities do the best job possible of protecting children and strengthening families.

COLLAbORATION. Our unique federated model allows us to share best practices, providing better outcomes for children and families throughout our service areas. We work with families and collaborate with our community partners in each region, working toward a common vision of ensuring our children transition to become healthy and productive adults.

RESULTS. Most nonprofit organizations boast a commitment to quality programs and measurable results. We back up this commitment with a Continuous Quality Improvement & Research team that focuses a spotlight on each program and department, helping staff at all levels set clear goals and report measurable outcomes. This level of transparency and internal honesty keeps our focus on ensuring the safety, permanency and well-being of children in our care.

HOPE. We have retained the original promise and intent of our founders through our service and compassion. Our faith-based roots support our belief in the potential of every child, family and community. Perhaps the most important promise we can offer is the hope of a better future.

LEADERSHIP. Our size and scope allow us to recruit and retain a highly qualified staff, from the nationally known executive leadership to the dedicated caseworkers in the field. Our staff brings passion, commitment and expertise to the human services field. We believe all of our team members have the potential and opportunity to be leaders — in the classroom, with families and in developing new or better practices.

Executive Leadership Team: Bill Gillis, President/CEO; Patricia Griffith, Executive Director Hudelson Region; Fotena Zirps, Executive Vice President; Barbara Moss, Executive Director Florida Region; Mark McHugh, Executive Director Northern Region; David McConnell, CFO.

Our VisionOur vision is to ensure the successful transition of our children to healthy and productive adults.


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Strides in the Community

We are proud to partner with various community organizations to help fill the needs of the children and families we serve. One Hope United operates in seven counties in Florida working in collaboration with organizations such as Community Based Care of Central Florida, Eckerd, Heartland for Children, The Marion Moore Foundation and countless others that support our agency. “One Hope United sets high standards for the services they provide, putting the needs of the individuals they serve at the forefront of all decisions,” said Teri Saunders, CEO of Heartland for Children, a Florida child welfare lead agency.

Doing More with Less

One Hope United is at the forefront of new business practices with its smart choice to streamline operations to reduce overhead expenses without cutting services to clients. This year we outsourced our information technology and communications departments. We outsourced our finance department last year. These changes allow us to get just the right level of expertise and skill needed for each task without carrying the overhead of expensive, specialized staff. We are also a founding member of the Back Office Cooperative, where we pool purchasing power with other nonprofits to leverage competitive rates for goods and services.

Reaching for the Stars

Personal time from community supporters like Chicago Bulls center Joakim Noah (pictured) and his mother, Cecilia Rodhe, fashion show producer Benjamin Cottrell, event planner Marco Foster and others is invaluable in boosting the self-esteem and confidence of children in One Hope United programs. Meeting Noah and Rodhe was “the best experience of my life,” said Caleb, 14, a youth in One Hope United’s CARE Day Treatment Program.

From the Heart

Making a difference can be as simple as donating holiday food and gifts for families in need or collecting clothing and supplies for a pregnant teenage mom, as the staff did in Effingham, Ill. “The teenage mom sat on the floor and cried as she was looking through all the stuff and just kept saying thank you,” said One Hope United CCBYS Case Manager LaNette Heselton. “I feel so blessed to work for an organization that jumps to help out whenever they can.”

Leading the Way

One Hope United knows that being healthy includes caring for your body, mind and the environment. Our child development centers’ Healthy Lifestyles curriculum brings nature and sustainable living practices into the classroom by emphasizing exercise, healthy eating, gardening and environmental awareness. Aurora Early Learning Center (pictured) even boasts a sustainable building design and this year received the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Silver Certification from the U.S. Green Building Council.

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“Meeting Joakim Noah and Cecilia Rodhe was the best

experience of my life,” said Caleb, 14.

Northern RegionNORTHERN ILLINOIS/WISCONSIN

Older brother is role model for siblings raised by grandmother

The home in Elgin, Ill., is cozy and welcoming, with the smell of arroz con gandules (rice with pigeon peas) wafting from the kitchen and “Jeopardy!” on TV. Over the mantle are the high school diplomas of Eula’s three oldest grandchildren, who have each, in part thanks to One Hope United, pursued an education and career.

Kyule is the second oldest of five close-knit siblings, and he joined the army after high school, working his way up the ranks to become a sergeant within a year. While stationed in Afghanistan, however, he lost both legs and part of an arm from a landmine explosion. Throughout his stay at a military hospital in Texas, family members visited, sometimes for weeks at a time.

Kyule’s persistence, positivity and sense of humor helped him thrive and inspired those around him. Visiting him at his grandmother’s home in Elgin, it’s clear that Kyule has a strong family network. “If somebody was dating somebody, everybody knew who the siblings were,” One Hope United supervisor Tammy Ambre said with a laugh. “They were always looking out for one another.”

But it took hard work and the help and ingenuity of One Hope United’s caseworkers to help make those bonds as strong as they are today. As children, Kyule and his four siblings were removed from their mother, who struggled with mental illness. They lived with their maternal grandmother, who faced a unique challenge in assimilating her grandkids to new surroundings. The change V

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was difficult for everyone. Kyule struggled in school and would not contribute at home. To help with the transition, the family met with One Hope United caseworkers. All the children showed initiative, but it was Kyule who proved to be the leader.

Kyule decided to be a role model for his youngest siblings. “I just thought, if I wasn’t going to take any initiative, it wasn’t going to get better,” he said.

This fall, Kyule will move to California to study a new passion: photography, in which he shows great promise and skill. The military will pay for his schooling and OHU will provide a scholarship, thanks to the Viretta Wisse Scholarship Fund*, to supplement his expenses.

Today Kyule’s whole family is doing well. Kyule’s mother, Gayle, is back in her children’s lives. The picture in that living room in Elgin is one of a strong, stable and happy family.

it took more than words for......Kyule to pick himself up after losing two legs and part of his right arm during his deployment in Afghanistan and set his sights on a career.

...Kyule’s grandmother to raise five grandchildren whose mother was suffering from mental illness.

...Kyule’s caseworkers to help the children transition to living in a new home while maintaining a strong family bond.

Kyule’s vision for a better life is what led him to go back to school, study photography, and take charge of his future.


“I just thought, if I wasn’t going to take any

initiative, it wasn’t going to get better.”

– Kyule* For information about the Viretta Wisse Scholarship, see page 20.

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Family therapy helps repair parents’ bond with daughter

Promoting communication among family members often comes with a unique set of challenges, and One Hope United team members have to be ready for the unexpected. When 11-year-old Natalie first came to the One Hope United Functional Family Therapy Program, she was defiant at home and struggling with classes at school. both of Natalie’s parents are hearing impaired, so when they attempted to discipline her, Natalie often said she didn’t know they were talking to her or that she did not understand them.

One Hope United’s team worked with Natalie and included an interpreter at every session. At home, her caseworker employed a number of important tactics, including a behavior chart and conversations about parenting with Mom and Dad, focusing on positive reinforcement. Natalie began using sign language more with her parents and following the rules. She appreciated the praise she received and worked hard to improve her behavior and her relationship with her parents. The family learned to listen to one another. “Sometimes, the most important thing is to let a child know that he or she is capable of doing good,” her caseworker said. “That kind of advocacy is so important.”

To contribute to a more complete approach, One Hope United worked with Natalie’s school to hold meetings and create a behavior chart and incentive system like at home. Mom and Dad also began e-mailing Natalie’s teachers several times a week and, as communication improved, Natalie completed her assignments on time and focused more on her schoolwork. She is now earning passing grades in all of her 5th grade classes.


Natalie still goes to individual counseling and is making more strides every day. The school completed a WRAP plan for Natalie, which allows schools to request funds for certain students to help them succeed. And because of support the family received, Natalie will be able to enjoy the company of other children her age at a YMCA summer camp.

iitt ttooookk mmoorree tthhaann wwoorrddss ffoorr .........Natalie to learn to accept and respect her parents and the differences in her family life because they are hearing impaired.

...Natalie’s parents to embrace the new positive parenting methods introduced by their family therapists.

...Natalie’s caseworker to coordinate with the school and make sure they were using the same reward methods as home, and obtain funding for wraparound services for Natalie.

With heart and love, Natalie has turned around from an angry, defiant 11-year-old to a cooperative child making strides to improve every day.


“Sometimes, the most important thing is to let a child

know that he or she is capable of doing good.”

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Diversion Program keeping families safely together

One Hope United provides many services to children and families in Florida and the need is often great. One of the unique ways One Hope United delivers key services is through the Diversion Program, which allows children from families where an abuse report has been called in to remain safely at home or with a caregiver and receive the care and services they need. If the Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF) responds to a call and determines the child does not have to be removed from the home, it will refer the case to the Diversion Program case managers. While there may not be abuse taking place, there may be a need for services to promote the child’s welfare. For example, the Diversion Program might help a family pay their rent or find someone to help them teach home sanitation and first aid.

“It can be anything,” said Sharmaine Brann-James, who helps lead the program in the region. “It can be a call that came in that a child may have fallen off a bed and sustained some injuries. When Florida DCF goes out, it may find out a child may not have a crib or a bassinet. That may be the cause of the injuries. I would [then] go out and purchase a bed for that child. We are diverting a situation where a child or a family may have to be in a judicial system.”

Much of the work of the Diversion Program relates to domestic violence, allowing for families to receive violence prevention and counseling without waiting for a court order. “In some cases, it works to the point where a parent will say, ‘Being in this relationship is not good for me,’ or they learn to handle their disputes differently,” Brann-James said.


iitt ttaakkeess mmoorree tthhaann wwoorrddss ffoorr.........Caseworkers to recognize families who are referred for child abuse because of poverty as opposed to parenting skills, and help solve problems such as purchasing a crib.

...Families where there is domestic violence to recognize that a relationship is unhealthy, and to make a change.

...The Diversion Program caseworkers to creatively find the means to help families get services to promote the welfare of a child, without always waiting for a court order.

Taking action in a time of crisis can help set a family on the right path.

Between July and October, Brann-James helped 634 families through the Diversion Program. She receives anywhere between 55 and 80 cases per month. The dedicated team gives many families a new outlook on preventative programs that help keep their families safe and together, Brann-James added.

“It’s given them a different view and perspective, that we’re really trying to help,” she said. “We’re not trying to take your children. We’re trying to help keep yourfamily as whole as possible.”


“We’re trying to help keep your family as whole as possible.”

– Sharmaine Brann-James,OHU Diversion Specialist

One Hope United’s overall financial condition showed continued improvement in FY12. On the operating front, we had an excess of income over expenses of $1,125,473 versus an FY11 excess of $654,866. This resulted from significantly improved fiscal results in Florida generated by our new Tampa contract as well as increased profitability in our Northern Region. On the non-operating front, our final Aurora Center capital campaign proceeds combined with $164,522 in bequests and significant increases in our farmland values to generate a total of $1,723,889 in non-operating income.

These continued gains result from responsible program operation combined with an emphasis on continued control over management and fundraising costs and innovative use of administrative outsourcing and health/worker compensation insurance to generate improved financial results and a solid financial position.

Our drop in operating revenue was reversed with our new contract in Tampa combined with the startup of our Aurora Center. We look to increase that growth via more expansion efforts in Florida and incre-mental growth in Illinois. We continue to expect both contributory and governmental revenue to be constrained, and look to cost controls and other innovations, along with strategic investments, to manage this situation while protecting children and strengthening families.

Sincerely,

Gregory SpreheTreasurer

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Northern Region $670,836 $651,972

Hudelson Region 100,133 148,659

Florida Region 346,150 (118,415)

Federation/Other 8,354 (27,350)

Total Operating Results 1,125,473 654,866

Bequests 164,522 2,115,769

Capital Campaign Contribution 335,975 4,263,899

Investment Gains/Losses 1,126,557 981,755

Non-operating 96,835 632,450

Change in Net Assets $2,849,362 $8,648,739


SUPPORT & REVENUE FY12 FY11

Operational revenue $48,228,018 $47,223,797

Contributions 1,490,228 7,231,689

Investment and other income 2,144,678 3,006,364

Total support and revenue 51,862,924 57,461,850

EXPENSES

Child development services 13,314,552 11,738,328

Placement services 19,743,399 20,544,908

Prevention 2,299,260 2,343,413

Family preservation 3,142,919 3,645,201

Counseling 3,972,012 3,956,696

Youth services 2,108,221 1,994,570

Other services 172,276 249,872

Total program expenses 44,752,639 44,472,988

Management and general 3,677,854 3,776,584

Fundraising 583,069 563,539

Total expenses 49,013,562 48,813,111

Change in net assets $2,849,362 $8,648,739

ASSETS FY12 FY11

Cash $2,105,248 $465,422

Other current assets 6,661,639 7,114,801

Total current assets 8,766,887 7,580,223

Fixed assets 11,225,988 11,054,850

Investments — long-term portion 15,159,006 13,932,109

Total assets $35,151,881 $32,567,182

LIABILITIES & NET WORTH

Current liabilities $5,203,141 $6,070,700

Long-term liabilities 467,829 484,211

Long-term debt 2,701,224 2,081,946

Total liabilities 8,372,194 8,636,857

Net assets 26,779,687 23,930,325

Total liabilities and net assets $35,151,881 $32,567,182

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES (Years ended June 30, 2012 and 2011)

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION


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One Hope United is grateful for the generous

donations from those who support our efforts

and help make a difference in the lives of

children, families and our communities.


$10,000 and upAlfred Bersted Foundation,

Bank of America, N.A., Trustee

American Baptist Churches of Great Rivers Region

Anonymous (2)BMO Capital MarketsCCI Enterprises, Inc.Chicago Community TrustPaul Earle and Ellen RudnickFifth Third BankAndrew and Alice FischerFirst Nonprofit Insurance Co.The Gallagher-Ring Family

FundGrand Victoria FoundationHealthcare Foundation of

Northern Lake CountyChristopher and

Elaine HoffmanScott and Nichole HumphreyIllinois Clean Energy

Community FoundationIllinois Tool Works FoundationThe John Buck Company

FoundationMarion Moore Foundation, Inc.Monita J. Klier

Charitable TrustRalph G. and Helen C.

Johnson FundClarke RobinsonSuccess By 6 InitiativeMarjorie H. ThulinTruistUnited Way of Effingham

County, Inc.United Way of ElginUnited Way of Jefferson

CountyUnited Way of Lake CountyUnited Way of Metropolitan

ChicagoTsao Wen-ChungYWCA Metropolitan Chicago

$5,000 and upAnonymous (1)BlueCross BlueShield

of IllinoisCNA FoundationCommunity Foundation for

the Land of LincolnEstate of Frances MapesErmit L. Finch and Jonni

Miklos-FinchFirst Presbyterian Church of

Lake ForestForrest D. and June L. Sprehe

Charitable FoundationGE CapitalBill and Sharon GillisThe Ministers and

Missionaries Benefit BoardBradley and Molly PiercePinnell Foundation

PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLPMary W. ReuscheThe Rinehart Family Fund

of the Ayco Charitable Foundation

Clinton H. and Anna Lee Rogier

Toni Sandor SmithTakeda PharmaceuticalsUnited Way of Central

Illinois, Inc.Wells Fargo FoundationWinston and Strawn

$2,500 and upA & E Kaplan FoundationRajanikant and Rose BhattScott and Elizabeth BishopBluffview Baptist ChurchChapman and CutlerThe Chicago Community

FoundationCommunity Church of

BarringtonTheresa DearDonor Club of ElginElgin United WayEmployees Community Fund

of Boeing St. LouisBelinda FalconFideliter CharitiesFirst Baptist Church of

BelvidereQuin and Simin FrazerGoldberg Kohn LTD.Terry and Mary Jo HackneyRichard and Joyce HeneberryHollywood CasinoIllinois Tool Works, Inc.The John Buck CompanyDavid and Janice LarsonLaurus Strategies of MilfordLone Oak American

Baptist ChurchMark and Leesa McHughNancy L. Miller and

Cindy LusignanChristopher MooreEd MorganPatrick and Helen MurphyNoah’s Arc FoundationNorStates BankDonna D. PetrasRing Enterprises, Inc.Howard and Chris M.

SchnitzerSymantecU.S. Charitable Gift TrustUnited Way of Coles

County, Inc.YWCA of Lake County

$1,000 and upJohn AhlbergAllstate Giving CampaignAlvarez and Marsal

Jennifer Amdur SpitzAmerican Baptist Churches

USA of IndianapolisAmerican Baptist FoundationAnonymous (7)The Arthur J. Gallagher

FoundationAruba NetworksAT&TAuburn Baptist ChurchLarry and Sarah BardenBaxter Healthcare Corp.William B. BeckMark BennettBest BuyJon and Kristen BiltonBlue Coat Systems, Inc.David and Diane BostonTom and Nancy BrighamRichard and Ethel BronsteinJames BryantBT Counterpane Internet

SecurityRobert Jed BuchananJohn and Christine CallahanCapitol LS PartnersAllen CarterCentralia FoundationCiscoClayton Realty Management

Group, Inc.Colletti Physical TherapyComcast Business ServicesStephen ConnollyConsumers Credit UnionCotter Consulting, Inc.Critical Connections

Consulting, LLCDelmar Baptist ChurchDarshan DhaliwalJohn and Josefina DisterhoftDLA Architects LTD.Rachael DolanDonald G. Geary Family

Charitable TrustExtreme NetworksLorraine J. FerriFig Street Marketing Group,

Inc.First Baptist Church of ArthurFirst Baptist Church of

ChatsworthFirst Baptist Church of East

PeoriaFirst Baptist Church of

HighlandFirst Baptist Church of Mt.

Sterling (WMS Fund)First Baptist Church of

NokomisMarco A. FosterFranciscan Communities, Inc.Ailene and Bob GarnerGeorge M Eisenberg

Foundation for CharitiesNelba Goodman


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Domenick GranaGTCR Golder Rauner II, LLCHackney PropertiesCarol HicksHitachi Data SystemsJudith HoenigHP SoftwareHR 4 Non-ProfitsHSBC Philanthropic ProgramsHyslop Shannon FoundationIBMIntercallEric JansonKaplan Early Learning

CompanyKirkland & Ellis FoundationKiwanis Club of ElginLouis and Robin KoromLabor Temps II, LLCLakes Community High

School District 117Julie LarsonMBB Enterprises of

Chicago, IncMerrill CorporationDonald and Jura MerticHans and Kim MontgomeryBarbara D. MossMt. Moriah General

Baptist ChurchMultiway IndustriesJames and Nancy NelsonNew Hope Church of

EffinghamNorth Shore Baptist ChurchThe Northern TrustWilliam OnderdonkSandy OsteenPackaging Corporation

of AmericaPerformance Improvement

Partners, LLCAhmad PopalyarWayne PorterQuarles & BradyThomas J. QuarlesDeborah ReedRegions Morgan Keegan TrustDomenic RinaldiMitch and Joann RogersRotary Club of AntiochRust-OleumAnthony and Joyce SciaccaScott SelbeSidley Austin LLPSilverman ConsultingStaub Anderson Green LLCStorage IT SolutionsStrang Funeral Home, Inc.Suburban Journals Old

NewsboysWilliam and Sherry TeetersScott and Jan Turner

T. Wayne and Catherine Turner

U.S. Converting, Inc.Verizon BusinessVerizon WirelessVolkswagen Credit, IncWilliam and Sharon WallinJames and Melissa WebsterStacy WellsWillis of IllinoisGeorge and Theresa Wilson

$500 and upChris and Martha AbbinanteAll Terrain, Inc.American Baptist Women

Ministries Area IIICraig and Jenny AndersonAnonymous (10)AOK NetworkingArthur J. Gallagher &

CompanyJustin and Priscilla BakesBaxter International

FoundationBCUBethel Baptist Church of

ColchesterStuart and Bette BiltonPatricia C. BobbThe Boston Consulting

Group, Inc.Bourbon Baptist ChurchBreen Color Concentrates, Inc.Joseph BucciBull & BearCDW Computer Centers, Inc.Joanne CelbaCentral Baptist Church

of SpringfieldCentral Baptist Church

of WillisvilleCentral City Lioness ClubDennis S. ClouseGwen CohenMax and Kathryn ComstockBill ConroyTom CoonanCottage Home Baptist

ChurchRon CulbertsonRussell and Mary Carol

CusterBruce DahlquistBrent E. DanielDenise DeanRonald and Paula DesyllasDynaparDavid EganEnfield General Baptist

ChurchExchange Club Foundation

for the Prevention of Child Abuse

Justine Fedak

First Baptist Church of Atwood

First Baptist Church of BentonFirst Baptist Church of

CambriaFirst Baptist Church of

CarrolltonFirst Baptist Church of

CharlestonFirst Baptist Church of

JacksonvilleFirst Baptist Church of

MattoonFirst Baptist Church of OlneyFirst Baptist Church of PontiacFirst Baptist Church of VirdenFirst Non-Profit FoundationForsytheGerard FoxScott FranczakGlad Tidings Assembly of

GodGolden “K” Kiwanis Club

of ElginLarry and Barbara GreenfieldMark GrossGurnee Rotary ClubChristine HavrillaRobert HeathHeidi HoppeGene and Janet HurelbrinkPat IaconettiIBMIJL Midwest Holdings, LLCThomas and Claire

JohannesenThomas M. JonesJP Morgan Chase &

Co. Employee Giving Campaign

P. Ann KakacekKemper Educational and

Charitable FundKings Chapel ChurchKnabe Enterprises, LLCBonnie KoromBeth LakierLaner Muchin Dombrow

Becker Levin and Tominberg, Ltd.

Laurus Strategies of ChicagoKathleen LesauskiLLD Electric CoFrank and Carole LoffredoLowndes, Drosdick, Dostoer,

Kantor & ReedPeter and Sharlene LugiaiJohn and Rosemary MauckMichael McAdamDavid and Sarah McConnellBarbara McKeanDave and Linda MehnertDale MicinilioMicrosoft Matching Gifts

ProgramMicrosoft of Downers GroveMicrosoft of Wheaton


Mid American Baptist Churches

Mighty Rivers Regional Worship Center

Millburn C.C. School District 24Jack and Marilyn MilnerMobileIronScott and Rebecca MoellerMotorolaMugshots Sports Bar

and GrillNetAppNexum, Inc.Lisa NicholsonOak Park Avenue Baptist

ChurchErika OffuttOld Stonington Baptist

ChurchOlive General Baptist ChurchWhitney OverturfGwyn PicerneMichael PowellSeth ProsticQuill.comRing Enterprises, Inc. StaffRogier Insurance Agency, Inc.Barbara J. RosgaRSM McGladrey, IncDenise SalvestriniAaron and Lorin SchaechterleRoberta SchaffnerTimothy SnowdenRandy and Maureen SquiresPaul StephensShannon and Dan StokesWilliam B. StoreyDonna L. TaillonTechnology Solutions

Group, IncThird Baptist Church of

Saint LouisTransportation Solutions

Group, LLCJanet UlmUS Sales Corp.Visual Network SystemsGary VlkWalnut Grove Baptist ChurchTori WardFrances WargoletWauchula Woman’s ClubFrederick and Sharon WearWells Chapel General Baptist

ChurchClarence and Gail WilliamsWilliam L. Wilson TrustMallory ZemelisFotena A. Zirps

$250 and upAda Stearns FellowshipAlden ManagementAmerican Baptist Churches in

the USA of SpringfieldAmerican Baptist Churches of

Metro ChicagoAnonymous (10)Barrow Baptist ChurchSam BassinJim and Tonia BaxterJames and Sarah BazataBethel Baptist Church of

TaylorvilleBoskydell Baptist ChurchJennifer BronowskiChristina L. BrownBill and Ellen BrowneRichard and Cynthia BurgerCardinal Health FoundationCarnahan/Daniels

FoundationChurch of the MasterColleen Collins JosellisDanaherDelmarDebra DepauwLeo and Peggy DhontDennis DobesDonte Medical Corp.Jeannie DuffyDarren and Kayla DunaheeLori EderEgret Consulting GroupStuart EmanuelErie Baptist ChurchFaith Baptist Church at Mill

CreekDenise K. FeeceFirst Baptist Church of ArcolaFirst Baptist Church of

DenmarkFirst Baptist Church of DixonFirst Baptist Church of

EdwardsvilleFirst Baptist Church of

MacombFirst Baptist Church Sunday

SchoolFirst Northern Baptist ChurchFirst United Baptist Church of

StauntonBen FloydDebbie FoersterDavid FoxRobert E. FrankFriends of The Lake Villa

District LibraryMichael and Denise FrigoGarvey’sJohn GeorgeGergory GerberCynthia Geyer-FligelBillie Jo GrahamMike GramboWilliam and Gloria

GriesbachPatricia A. GriffithBrian GuptonBryan GutrajJohn F. HalbleibAmanda Hasse

Scott and Theresa HoldenRalph and Peggy HudsonHumana Chicago BenefitsIllinois Beverage AssociateBetty C. JacobsJohn JacobsKaren JamesDhiren JhaveriKane Baptist Church of

ShipmanRosemary E. KeefeScott KeenanSharon KlingMary KnowltonSteven KrollPamela KubiatowskiMelinda KwedarLady of the ELKSLake Forest Bank & Trust

CompanyDon LarsenBonnie G. LedermanLiberty Baptist Church of

OrleansLillie-Chicago, Inc.Lions Club of Lake Villa

Township, Inc.Daniel LitewskiManlius Baptist ChurchDebra MarilloGjeme and Jenaeth MarkajMarshMilagros M. MartinezKari McCarthyCraig McCawColleen McDonaldWilliam and Tracy McGrathRegina MenschingDavid MillerReginald and Judi MillsMonken Dodge Chrysler Jeep

NissanMorgan Park Baptist ChurchPaul MozakMt. OlivetEd MurphyRebecca NewcomerJeani NobbeLeslie NolanNorth American Company for

Life & Health InsuranceNorthwest RecoveryJames and Sylvia O’DonnellBetty OttCarleen OttoRobert and Pat PalmPalombi Middle SchoolVictor PalumboPark Place Baptist ChurchPatricia C Bobb & AssociatesMelissa K. PolichRichard PorterWayne PorterScott and Lynda PowersSemra Prescott

Thank you to our United Way partners for their program contributions.

AT&T United Way Employee Giving Campaign

Elgin United Way

GE United Way Campaign

Heart of Florida United Way

The Hersey Company United Way Campaign

United Way of Central Illinois, Inc.

United Way of Coles County, Inc.

United Way of Effingham County, Inc.

United Way of Elgin

United Way of Jefferson County

United Way of Lake County

United Way of Metropolitan Chicago

United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania


Provena Mercy Medical Center

Shannon N. QuandtJerry QuickRaritan Baptist ChurchSheila RegasAdam and Tess RessnerJohn RevenaughSteven and Rose RichartLaura RinardStephen and Miriam RitchieMike RobbinsJim and Cheri RobinsonRhonda S. RogersHarold RosenRound Prairie General Baptist

ChurchRyker’s Ridge Baptist ChurchChuck and Carolyn SamuelRichard SarmontSato Baptist ChurchWalt SatoriusDennis SavianoKathy SchardtLeo SchuchMike SmithSonshine Corner of Friedens

United Church of ChristAnita SpohnholtzMark and Laurie StahlState Bank of The LakesDavid and Samantha

SteinkelerLynn D. StoneSylvin TechnologiesT & T Marketing, Inc.Terra Properties, IncCherian ThomasRosalyn ThomasConstadinos TsitsisT. Bradley TuckerSarah R. TunningUBS Matching GIfts ProgramUnited Health CareVictoria UnsonUrban Real EstateSarah VargoLisa Marie VerachtertVincennes FBC - UNIVtech Electronics North

America, LLCBeverly S. WalczakMaria WeberMark WeberWeeks Chrysler Dodge Jeep

ChevroletWilliam W. WeslagerWindy City MarketingJohn WoodRoycealee J. WoodLinda Zager

Under $250Rebecca AbelAdams Funeral Chapel

Bill AdamsDelrice AdamsSandra A. AdamsStephan and Lillian AdamsAngela AgatiSharon AhlemeyerOdeh AkkawiMichael R. AlboviasAlbu and Associates, Inc.Timothy AlcalaDonald and Dinah AllenRobert D. AllisonYani AlmonteLois AlottaEmily AltJulie AltDonna AmariAmerican Legion 10th District

CouncilAmerican Legion Auxilary Post

252American Legion Auxilary

Unit 703Carol and James AndersonErick and Kara AndersonLisa AndersonMichael and Alison AndersonMichael AndersonRoger AndersonPaulette AndrewsAngel FlightAnonymous (142)Mark AnstettApplebee’sArcelorMittal Matching Gifts

ProgramDavid A. ArmbrusterDiane J. AschmanScott A. AshtonJeffrey AspergerAssured Health CareDon and Kerry AstarAT&T United Way Employee

Giving CampaignPeter AuChristopher AugmonJean AustinHarold and Margo BachAdiat BakerJanice BalcerGerald BaldwinGreg and Kim BallBaptist Builders Sunday

School ClassPhilip and Ruann BarackCharles BarbeeRonald and Donna BarlowBarrow Baptist Sunday SchoolPaul and Deborah BartlettSandra BassBeverly BattagliaBauer’s Party Masters

CateringBaxter Employee Giving

Campaign

Kent BeckLatrese BedfordBell Auto Leasing, Inc.Emmet and Marilyn BennettSteve BergDennis and Donna BerglDonald J. and Joanne BerglFJ BeringNeika BerryBerwick Baptist ChurchDon and Karla BieberLynn Biese-CarrollBig Hollow SchoolLisa J. BiggsLee BilharzLuke and Amanda BirgeDave BlackEmily BlackburnCarla BlanchardVirginia BlomquistMick BockstruckMark and Edyth BoldtAlessandro and Christina

BolisMary Jo Bollero and David

CrumbaughFern BomchillJesse A. BorkeCynthia L. BosnerRoland and Sue BouchardSteven and Sherri BourgeoisErik and Annette BouvinStephanie BowdlerBox Board ProductsDonna BradburyDavid and Karen BrandingColleen BandyRussell BranningStephen BrehmMellanie BrennanKatrina BrewsaughBruce and Nancy BriggsWalter BriggsZach and Erin BromleyGina L. BronsonMatthew and Christina BrownJoyce BrutlagMatthew and Sara BuchananBuffalo Wild WingsLeo and Dolores BulakowskiJill S. BulakowskiAlan BurchfieldKristin BurdaSteve BurgRebecka S. BurgosBell BurnettRon and Chris BurroughsChristopher and Rebecca

ButlerJohn and Sally CallahanErica CamiliereChristine CampanelliEric CannonCardinal Health - Employee

Board Members

Federation TrusteesThomas J. Quarles, ChairScott Humphrey, Vice ChairGreg Sprehe, TreasurerJustin BakesWilliam BeckRev. Larry GreenfieldChristopher HoffmanSandra OsteenDr. Donna PetrasDeborah ReedHoward SchnitzerRev. Dr. T. Wayne

Turner

Northern Region Howard Schnitzer, ChairJon Bilton, Vice ChairPaul Earle, TreasurerTheresa DearErmit FinchPatrick FirmanChristopher HoffmanJohn MauckScott MoellerKim MontgomeryDr. Donna PetrasBradley A. PiercePastor Linda RequilezClarke C. RobinsonMitch RogersToni Sandor SmithEdgar SantiagoEmily SelbeJan TurnerWilliam R. Wallin


GivingCardinal Health of

WashingtonRobert and Gail CarlsonJulio CarrascoLynn CarrollDeborah CastellucciIlona CastilloJoyce Cavanaugh and Chris

CavanaughMelissa CavittLourdes M. CeballosKristy CechiniCentralia Police Department

- Benevolent & Protective Assn.

Bernard ChapinChartwellsJames and Deidre CheckBobbie S. CheekMary Chelotti - SmithYangyang ChengFranca ChiappettaRon and Karen ChilcoteJames ChildersDudley and Nancy ChildressKristen ChinFrancis ChislerKelley ChristieDanielle M. ChristophersonEleanor ChudabaCasondra ChwarczinskiStephen and Lorie CipollaCitrixJerry ClaritoNancy J. ClarkJoy Victoria ClarkeClayton Baptist ChurchMary Eileen CleirigHazel ClevengerPeter and Leslie CliffordBlane ClineTanya CochranHarvey CoeJo Ann CoffeyNicholas CoffmanTodd CohenPhillip ColemanLaurie F. CollinsMichelle ComerCommunity Protestant ChurchCompass Benefits Group, Inc.Congregation SolelElizabeth B. ConwayTerry J. ConyersHoward CoonMike and Tammy CooperRosemary CostelloRyan CounihanKathie CovaltWilliam C. CrabbAlder Mary CraigJay and Susan CribbJessica Crider

Lisa M. CristiaRenee CrooksLori CruttendenJoann CummansRuth CychollChristina CzechJennifer CzyzAnthony and Judith DagnilloHui DaiKerry DaleySue DavinKathleen DavisRoger and Patricia DavisJane DawsonMandi DeBernardiMarina DedesRosanne DeGregorioMolly DeGrooteDell Inc.Jack DemesChristie DemingRob DengelSeblewongel DennegueJulie DennySal and Carol DeSalvoElena DeWolfeLinda K. DhomBrian and Tammy DialDiane DircksStan DiskinMichelle DixJimmy L. DixonWilma DoddsMary DodenJohn and Jill DohertyDomino Amjet, Inc.Edward and Lorraine DonnerWayne and Carol DonsbachDan and Donna DoucetteNancy K. DowdySarah DownenDowney Baptist Missionary

ChurchDebbie DownsDwane and Sharon DownsHeather DrakeMelissa DrapatskyLoreen DresserNancy DringEleni DrouliasEileen DuboeD. Leigh and Carol

DuckworthDuffy’s TavernCarol DunaheeNancy B. DunbarVicky DuncanJoshua D. DurchinDavid and Alix Earle IIIJoan Ryan EbingerJackie EdwardsMaura El MetennaniMichael ElchenkoTina Ellingsen

Mary EllingsonRobert ElliottFlovesta EllisRobert J. EmanuelEMCO Chemical

Distributors, Inc.Carol Ann EmmonsEmpower HerCarol EngbergEdna S. EpsteinAlrick EsberryNancy EvansTom FaldaniRichard and Pam FantusCheryl FarnhamNatalie N. FarrerAlex FeldDaniel and Catherine

Sue FeldPaul FeldhansenMark and Yeo Hae FennellPamela FennewaldPatrick FernandezSam FerraroJudith FilipowiczDaniel and Barb FilipsBruce FinksPatrick and Margarette

FirmanFirst Baptist Church of AvaFirst Baptist Church of

BellevilleFirst Baptist Church of

BushnellFirst Baptist Church of

ChrismanFirst Baptist Church of

CordovaFirst Baptist Church of El PasoFirst Baptist Church of

GalesburgFirst Baptist Church of

GraymontFirst Baptist Church of

GreenfieldFirst Baptist Church of

HavanaFirst Baptist Church of

HighlandFirst Baptist Church of

HolbrookFirst Baptist Church of La

PorteFirst Baptist Church of

MaquoketaFirst Baptist Church of

MarissaFirst Baptist Church of Mason

CityFirst Baptist Church of Mount

CarrollFirst Baptist Church of

PlainfieldFirst Baptist Church of

RoodhouseFirst Baptist Church of

Sullivan

Board Members Continued

Hudelson Region William Beck, ChairPatti J. HahnDrew LongJudi MillsDr. Walter Milton, Jr.Ronald MoormanRev. Patrick MurphyJames R. Nelson, M.S.Linda SchneiderGreg SpreheRev. Dr. T. Wayne

TurnerFrederick Wear

Florida Region Thomas J. Quarles,

ChairJustin BakesSandra OsteenDeborah Reed


Andy Kroll of Illinois Tool Works (pictured) got a hug from one of the children from Busy Bee Children’s Center after he and other volunteers helped beautify the center’s grounds.

First Baptist Church of Taylorville

First Baptist Church of Waverly

First Baptist Church of White Hall

First Baptist Sunday SchoolFirst National Bank of Eagle

RiverFirst National BankWayne and Susan FischerRonna FisherFlash ContractingFlowers By Dee DeeAngela ForbesForecastLaurie FosterWilliam and Jar FranklinJohn FrankovicMei FranzDeanna FreiseMasha FriedmanMartha FriednerFriendly Zion General Baptist

ChurchRenee FrodinJerry FullerGregory and Jean FultonCharles William Fuqua IIDonna FurrJeff GabuzdaDominic GalianoBrian and Tanya GalinKendra GarchowJimmy and Linn GarciaMonica GarciaLauren GarlovskyStacey GarnerSandy GastMichael GastonMelinda GastorfBetty J. GaulDominic GazianoGE United Way CampaignVirginia W. GebhartDave GentileLeyna GeorgeBarbara GibsonMandy GibsonGleaners ClassGlencore LTDJacki GlewBob GloverJayme GodoyoPaul and Maria GonnellaSusan GoodenowJeffrey GoodmanGordon GMCMarshell Sue GornickGrace Baptist Church of

TamaroaWilliam and Deborah GraceEmily GranskyBrayton GrayHaven Mal Grazka

Great West Life & Annuity Insurance Company

James GreenJennifer GreenStacey GreenbergAlicia GriffethStan GrimesLaura GroffRachel GubbinsDaniel GuemanChristopher and Michelle

GussMark and Sonja GuyTawnya HacklerLyle and Jennifer HaerlePatti J. HahnRalph HahnDan and Jayne HammentCarol K. HanniganSteven and Vivian HappelKaren HardyLauri HargroveEileen HarrisRebecca HarrisTammy HarrisTheresa L. HartwellRobert and Colette HawkinsNancy R. HaydenElizabeth HayesPatrick HayesJane HearingHeart of Florida United WayPaul Lavigne and Paula

HeimertSarah HeitterBev HennJ. Kurt and Elizabeth HennellyJon and Renee HertzCynthia Hess-JaffeAudrey H. HexdallShannon HibserTerry and Laurie HigginsMarlene HiggensAndrew HillJeffrey HillKatherine HillLori HillScott HillJonny HoakCarl and Kristana HochsteinBradley and Sandra HoeneTammy L. HoffmanCharley HofsteadterChristopher Grashoff and

Sarah HolianStephanie HollisMarsha D. HolzhauerEbonie HopkinsWilliam and Peggy HordJamar S. HortonHouse of TrendBilly Bob HowardJohn HuYingyan Huang

Kurt HumbrectJordan HummerElinor P. HumphreyMattie HunterKimberly HussIgnite The Spirit FundIL Crossroads Council, Inc.Illini BankInfotrack Information

Services, Inc.Felicia Ingram BetheaMichael IrelandPatricia A. IstvanekKelly JacksonLuther and Theria JacksonDebbie JacobsEmily JacobsonJade Logistics, Inc.Jal Midwest, Inc.Christopher and Dawn

JannickBrian and Nancy JansenKathleen JansenJansen’s Heating and Air Inc.Sandi JewellMichael JewulaJohn R. Payant, D.D.SElizabeth A. JohnsonKerry JohnsonTricia M. JohnstonChristina JonesEmily JonesLaura J. JonesMichael and Jollene JonesCharles and Candace JordanRobert H. Jordan Jr.Elizabeth JuirisAmy J. KaczurGerald and Dorinda KalkNathaniel K. KalmesAmy C. KaylorKyle and E. Alan KeefePatricia KelleherMary KernMorag KerselLauren Cathlene Kessler

SchottKhyle and Alicia KeysAbe KhorshidBrian KilpatrickGabriel KingKristen Kinnear-SmithTeresa L. KinneyApril Lynn KirkpatrickPatrick KitchenKathleen KleinPeggy KleinschmitMary E. KnabeThomas and A. Jean KnabeTeri KnueseScott KoellerJeffery and Alison KolbJohn KollarGordon and Glenna Korom

About The Viretta Wisse Scholarship Fund:

The scholarship is named for the late Iowa teacher Viretta Wisse, who generously donated her estate, including instructions for the scholarship, to One Hope United following her passing in August 2012. Wisse believed every child is entitled to pursue post-secondary educational opportunities, and the fund helps support disadvantaged youth at a four-year university, two-year community college or vocational program.


The Kountry KitchenJustin KozlowskiMelissa M. KraakJeff and Gina KraftSteve and Hinemoa KramFrancis Robert KrieskyWendy KrittErrol and Susan KronerMichael KroupaPenny KuntzmanAndrew and Jennifer

KunzemanJacob KurowskiAlisa KusnitzowLa Bella Salon, Inc.Brett LadendorfJoseph LaMattinaBobby and Susan LancasterMillie LangDaniel and Deann LantryColleen LareauRonald and Maxine LargeLeann LarreyJane LarsonElaine LaskyEmily LathropScott and Janet LathropWinita LauAdam LauwersStephen and Babette LauxGina LavardaLauren LavoratoChristin Lay HemmensMuriel N. LedererElizabeth LeeMichael LeeKathy LegatosRay LeonardAndrea LevittDavid LevyDuane and Debra LewisLiberty Baptist Church of

TiptonMark LindbergWilliam M. LinskyJoshua LipmanWilliam LipperJoseph and Susan LippereMarie LociceroLockridge Baptist ChurchLogansport Baptist TempleAlan LoibinMatthew LondonDavid and Anna LongJanis LongCourtney LonguaTimothy LonguaAmy LopezBrooke LopezChanta LoveLowndes, Drosdick, Doster,

Kantor & Reed Foundation, Inc.

LTS Chicago

Benjamin LuberAram LullaDavid LumleyShawn LuxKenneth LyonLaura LypkaMacedonia Baptist Church

ABWScott MacGregorMad River Bar & GrillDiane MageeGina MagsombolHeather MahleMain Street Baptist Church

of AltonCarol A. MajkaJim and Jane MajzanJen MaleeTia MalhotraShana MallinCheryl MaloneJeanna Suzanne MaloneyBeth A. ManeyPaul ManginoJohn and Faith ManglerEdward ManzanoMegumi MaqueraJodi MaraSteven MaranoSusan MarkajMarthann MarkleMarsh USA, Inc.Karen MarshakCindy MartinRichard J. MartinRachel MartzDavid MaskrentAsha MathewJeff MattesAnnie MatthewBeverly MattzR. Scott and Amy MaupinMayhood Properties, LLCLaura MaysTheresa A. MazurekBrian and Clare McConvilleBrian McCordSharon Colleen McDanielSteve and Vickie McDanielJoe McdonaldChuck McEwenMichael L. McGibbonCharles P. McKennaJonathan R. McKenzieSammy McKinnerDouglas and Teresa McLeodNoala A. McMullenJoseph and Dawn MeeganAva Jannette Rodrigo MeimJackie MelissasBetty MendozaMen’s Fellowship First Baptist

ChurchNancy Meritt

Robert MerlettiLisa MerrittBonnie MerstenScott MessnerDouglas and Linda MeyerRex and Mary MeyerAmy MichalakRobert A. MichalakMid-America ClubCarol MiddendorfWilson K. Miles IIJim and Karen MillerMary Ann MillerMindy MillerTyler MillerMission FishMichael and Beverly MitchellTracey MitchellRachel MoirWanda Ibeth MolinaM. Lorraine MollohanLauren MonitzAmy MonroeWilliam and Nancy MontanaAnn MoodyLolita MoodyAndrea S. MooreBettye G. MooreRonald and Lois MoormanMarco Moreira and Sandra

GuassiMaggie E. MorenoBrett MoreySarah C. MorrisDavid and Alison MoserColin R. MossMount Gilead Baptist ChurchMatt MrazMSUAA, Chicago SpartansMt Olive Baptist ChurchKelly Mulcahy-LibelAndrea MulykMuncie Baptist Church

Women’s CouncilJoseph and Donna MunnCatherine B. MurphyMegan MurphyRyan MurphyGlenn MurrayMutual of AmericaWilliam MyersTony NataleMichael B. NealeyJames P Nelli JR Jr.Douglas and Tracy NelsonElizabeth NelsonLawrence NenselNestle FoundationNew Hope General Baptist

Church of FairfieldJim and Jeanne NewbanksAnna NewmanChristine NichollJune Nicholson


Beth NickelMark NiebruggeMark and Maria NiehusNoble Flower ShopThe Noble GrapeLindsay NolanAli B. NordinNaima NormandMike NovrseKareen NunnallyJoe O’BrienGayla O’BristMargie O’Connell LarkinKatherine O’DellOHU StaffMary O’KeeffeMike and Karen OkolitaOllie Baptist ChurchMary OlsenTim OlsonOne Hope United,

Richardson House StaffRamona OquendoDavid OriattiStuart OsantowskiSusan OsbornGerard J. OsheaOver The Moon LTD.Amy OvermeyerDalan J. OwensAna PadillaRajani M. PallikunnelSusan Joy PalmerVirginia L. PalmerMichelle M. PaluchBeverley PaonessaIrene ParentiEric G. ParkerParkside First Baptist ChurchRobert and Allison ParryDavid ParryLarry PatronePatrons of the Effingham Elks

Lodge #1016Jeannette PawulaFlora Payne-CainAnn PearcyJonathan PearlStephanie PeelPeninsula Group IncPepe’s Mexican RestaurantDonna PersinoDenis and Eileen PetersenDiane PetersenRebecca PetersenChuck and Liz PetersonLisa PetersonStacey PetersonDavid and Anne PettyJustin PetzoldEsther E. PhillipsPaul PhillipsGreg PhoenixMichael and Laurie Pighini

Pleasant Grove Baptist Church

Linda PlierGail E. PloenPlowsharing CraftsJoe PlutaPlymkraft IncorporatedPowell General Baptist

ChurchLauren P. PrekopJoseph PrezaBruce and Judith PullenNichole PullenDan PuzzoQuality Catering IncQuality Cut Lawn Care, Inc.Jill A. QuandtRichard and Joyce QuandtJohn and Mary QuillJames and Karen QuinnR. Cleveland U.G.

Technology Corp.Joan RakersTheo RalstonMichelle RamirezKyra RamseyRebecca RapierMorey and Mary Elizabeth

RaskinNicole ReclineDiane RedleafJudy ReichenbacherBarbara A. ReillyNancy ReinsdorfLinda RequilezDirk B. RichelHomer RiekenPatrick and Mary RingDorelis RiveraGerardo RiveraRiverfront Machine, Inc.Rivers of Living Water

Christian CenterRobert E. Frank Real Estate

Inc.Margaret RobertsonKathleen RobinsonRock Branch General Baptist

ChurchCharlene RoderickAna RodriguezAdrian and Sharon RogierEva M. RolandMarc RosenbergRosemary S. RothCynthia Ann RotmanLaura YinglingThomas RowenMichelle RuminskiJames and Traci RundblomCheryl RunyonMary Ann RuskKathy RygAmanda SabalRobert G. Sabonjian

Stanley and Marilyn SalataRonald SamFelipe Sanchez and Irma

ApunteRay SanchezTroy SandiferDebby SandyBeth SantiEdgar SantiagoFlor SantiagoMegan SatherWhitney SauerhageDenise SauriolDebbie SaylesJohn ScardinoScariano Himes and PetrarcaJackie SchedinTimothy P. ScheeleGuy SchingoetheAnna L. SchladtJohn SchmidtTom and Vicki SchmidtLinda SchneiderSharon SchnitzerSchnucks Markets, Inc.Tena SchrageJeffrey and Tracy SchultzSusan SchultzeSchumacher OrthodonticsLeigh SchusterEric ScottMichelle L. SeessengoodJoseph and Marianne SeizEmily SelbeAmie M. SellEric and Natalie SenneAndy ShapiroPatrick SharkeyCarmen SharpeeTimothy and Melody SheehanWilliam and Elizabeth ShelleySusan ShepardRobin SherwoodShiloh Baptist ChurchStuart ShlessNorma ShockleyKelly ShoemakerJohn and Carolyn SigalosNick SigalosLucas SigristSikichAnne E. SikorskiFiona SimmonsLiza Simon RoperVal Simpson-SeyterWillie and Blanche SimsStacy SingerM. Faye SinnottRobert SkidmoreRhea SkilkenJoseph SkopekLesley SmaleSmart Starters, Inc.Brigitte M. Smith

Leaving A Legacy:

The Scofield-Gibbs Society

The Scofield-Gibbs Society was named for Rev. and Mrs. Ezra Scofield, who were instrumental in the formation of Chicago Baptist Orphanage, and Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Gibbs and their daughter Alice, who established the Hudelson Baptist Children’s Home. The society was established to recognize the important contributions of these families and provide continued support of their vision and mission.

Members of the Scofield-Gibbs Society have made the important decision to leave a lasting gift to One Hope United through a bequest, trust or other planned arrangement. These contributions help sustain the One Hope United legacy of protecting children and strengthening families for years to come.

Continued...


Cindy SmithJerlean SmithJosh and Kelly SmithMichael SmithRebecca M. SmithRobert and Dolores SmithTony SmithMichael and Doris SnipesMichael SnowGeorge SobotaChantevy SomTeresa J. SosnowskiNat SotiVincent SparrowCynthia L. SporlederAdrian SpronkSSI Technology, IncKatie StacyNancy StalterVivien StandleyBarbara StanfordState Bank of the LakesState Farm Insurance of

AntiochState Farm Insurance of

GrayslakeState Representative Joann

OsmondChris StefanesDeanna M. StellatoMonty and Nancy StephanNathalie StephanEd and Nancy SterbaJohn and Barbara SternBrenda K. StewartBarb StonecipherPaula StorerStrange Beauty ShowRachel StranskyStrasburger Trucking Inc.John StrologasBob StrykowiczGuy and Joan StudachRobert and Kay StyrkowiczEdward SuarezShankar Subramanian and

Deepa JayaramanKenneth and Mary SullivanStephen and Cathy SwinglerJohn SykesMelinda TangneyJoey TanskiKrupa TantuwayaTaylor And SoapesAleda R. TaylorPat and Carla TaylorDylan TaylorWanda TaylorGlen and Susan TellockThe Hersey Company United

Way CampaignAndrew ThomasLinda Thomas

Bridget ThompsonJason ThompsonRegina E. ThompsonLois ThomsonJoel ThorsonMadonna TidemanNorman and Sally TiemannKristy L. TinsmanPaula TobeyShirlene TomesDonald and Brenda TompkinsGreg and Joyce ToppingDee TorellMelissa TownsendTravis TroneLouise M. TroutBarry TscheykaJesse F. and Bernadine TynerTim UlaszekUnion Grove Association of

General BaptistUnited Methodist WomenUnited Way of Southeastern

PennsylvaniaStephanie UpdegraffJacqueline UrbanMarko VajdaVan Voorst Lumber CompanyShua G. VangKim VarnerThomas and Sylvia VaughnAnthony VayosElliott VegasDavid VermeulenD.W. ViceApril VinciJoyce VitoneCarol A. VixJennifer WagnerDaniel and Rebecca

WainwrightWalnut Grove Baptist ChurchJoan WalshJania WardSusan D. WattsWaukegan Area Church

Womens UnitedIlisha WeathersbyWilliam and Jana WeigelJack and Kathie WeimerRobert I. WeissmannDianna K. WelchRebecca H. WellerTammy WendtAudrey WestBrandi WestbrookAlicia M. WestjohnShawn WhartonGrant and Dawn WhiteCarol WhiteleadShane WickremesekeraMargery WilcoxenLenora Wilkinson

Maria WillgingBrian WilliamsClarissa WilliamsShirley WilliamsChelsea WillieVernon WilsonWilton Center ChurchShirley WineJill Wine-Banks and Michael

BanksRachel WinerLinda D. WingaderDavid WinstonBernard and Alice WinterJeanne WinterJohn WittenauerJennifer WitzelAmy WohlWoJo’s Heating & CoolingWomen’s Mission SocietyJoanetta WoodJeff WoodcockCraig WoriesShirry WorleyEbany YangPaul YanniasMary YokemNathaniel YooGreg YorkAva YoungbloodSteve and Amy YountsJanet YuJeniffer YuengelMartin and Pamela ZadigianZenobia Baptist ChurchKristina M. ZettlerJonathan ZiebarthWhitney ZiebarthHeather ZientaZimmerman ClassGeorge ZirpsDeborah ZwayerYani Almonte

BEQUESTSEstate of Frances MapesMonita J. Klier Charitable

TrustMarjorie H. Thulin

FOUNDATIONSA & E Kaplan FoundationAmerican Baptist FoundationThe Arthur J. Gallagher

FoundationBaxter International

FoundationCardinal Health Foundation

of DublinCardinal Health Foundation

of WashingtonCarnahan/Daniels

Foundation

Leaving A Legacy Continued:

The following individuals have made this significant commitment:

Harold and Margo Bach

Rajanikant and Rose Bhatt

Estate of Carol P. Crabb

Donald G. Geary Family Charitable Trust

Paul Earle and Ellen Rudnick

Estate of Loren J. Gross

Estate of Lorene Jennings

Ethel O. Hanson Revocable Trust

Patricia A. Griffith

Ralph and Peggy Hudson

Lillian G. Wallace Trust

Lucille D. Sloan Trust

Barbara McKean

Donald E. Mertic

Monita J. Klier Charitable Trust

Ermit L. Finch and Jonni Miklos - Finch

Patrick E. Murphy

William A. Onderdonk Jr.

Virginia L. Palmer

Clarke C. Robinson

Adrian Rogier

Anna Lee Rogier

Barbara J. Rosga

Edgar Santiago

Martin R. Sinnott

Marjorie H. Thulin

Lola A. White


The Chicago Community Foundation

CNA FoundationCommunity Foundation for

the Land of LincolnFirst Non-Profit FoundationForrest D. and June L. Sprehe

Charitable FoundationGrand Victoria FoundationHealthcare Foundation of

Northern Lake CountyHyslop Shannon FoundationIgnite The Spirit FundIllinois Tool Works

FoundationThe John Buck Company

FoundationKirkland & Ellis FoundationLowndes, Drosdick, Doster,

Kantor & Reed Foundation, Inc.

Marion Moore Foundation, Inc.

Nestle FoundationPinnell FoundationThe Rinehart Family Fund

of the Ayco Charitable Foundation

Wells Fargo Foundation

MEMORIAL GIFTSTribute for Delno M. bakerNancy B. Dunbar

Tribute for Ethel betterinDale Micinilio

Tribute for W. W. ClevengerHazel Clevenger

Tribute for Dorothy DaubyTom and Nancy Brigham

Tribute for Mary Claire Gallagher

Gallagher Family

Tribute for Wade L. JonesLaura J. Jones

Tributes for Ruth L. LongBruce and Nancy BriggsJanis LongMargery Wilcoxen

Tributes for Jessie LyonsAmerican Baptist Churches

in the USAFirst Baptist Church of Olney

Tribute for David PearcyAnn Pearcy

Tribute for Paul PlierLinda Plier

Tribute for Robert ReuscheMary W. ReuscheTribute for Ellis RoaneHazel Clevenger

Tributes for Lucia beth Robinson

Ermit L. Finch and Jonni Miklos-Finch

Linda RequilezEdgar Santiago

Tribute for Clinton H. Rogier

Reginald and Judi Mills

Tribute for Al SchnitzerGerard J. Oshea

Tribute for Corleta SteurerAda Stearns Fellowship

Tribute for Helen TormeyBetty J. Gaul

Tribute for Rosemary ZiealkJanice Balcer

HONORARY GIFTSTribute for Ada Stearns

birthdayAda Stearns Fellowship

Tributes for William b. beckKent BeckJeani NobbeNancy K. Dowdy

Tribute for CCI Enterprises, Inc.

William and Deborah Grace

Tribute for Chris ChangChristine Nicholl

Tribute for Stuart EmanuelRobert J. Emanuel

Tribute for Marco A. FosterJennifer Bronowski

Tribute for Nancy Hughes Moyer

Michelle Comer

Tribute for Tracy Hughes and bruce Glassman

Toni Sandor Smith

Tributes for Scott W. Humphrey

Elinor P. HumphreyPaul Mozak

Tribute for James b. bryant Family

SSI Technology, Inc

Tribute for beth LakierLiz Hayes

Tribute for Cindy LusignanDeanna Freise

Tribute for Catherine b. Murphy

Richard and Joyce Heneberry

Tribute for One Hope United Hudelson Region Supervisors

Bill and Sharon Gillis

Tributes for Tom and Melinda Peters

National Philanthropic TrustToni Sandor Smith

Tribute for Clarke C. Robinson

Larry and Barbara Greenfield

Tribute for Clinton H. Rogier’s birthday

Rogier Insurance Agency, Inc.

Tribute for Toni S. SmithJohn and Jill Doherty

Tribute for The Cheesecake Factory, Old Orchard

Michael Lee

Tribute for Jim Lee WeberToni Sandor Smith

Tribute for Linda ZagerRobert H. Jordan Jr.


GIFTS IN KIND — $1,000+

Anonymous (1)Aon Hewitt Associates

FoundationArchisestoAshley FurnitureAstella Pharma US Inc.Bauer’s Party Masters

CateringJeff BauspiesBaxter HealthcareBCUBenjamin Franklin Early

Childhood CenterBethel Grade SchoolBin DonatedBrainstormTom and Nancy BrighamCardinal HealthThe Chapel of Libertyville

Christ’s ChurchDepartment of CorrectionsDevereuxDistrict #80 Primary CenterPaul Earle and Ellen RudnickEastern Illinois University

Student Community Services

Egg Harbor CafeFaith Baptist Church at Mill

CreekField Community School

District #3First Baptist Church of

BelvidereFirst Baptist Church of

CharlestonFirst Presbyterian Church of

Lake PlacidFoster Angels of Hillsborough

CountyFoundation for Foster

ChildrenGlen Rowan HouseEmily GranskyGrayslake North High SchoolGreat Lakes Credit UnionTerry and Mary Jo HackneyHeartland for ChildrenRichard and Joyce HeneberryHome Depot, North AvenueHSBCScott and Nichole HumphreyInspiring Images PhotographyJoy! Lutheran Church of

GurneeKansas City RoyalsLouis and Robin KoromLakes Area Swing BandJulie LarsonLiberty Intermediate SchoolLinda LikenLong Grove Community

Church

Lowndes, Drosdick, Dostoer, Kantor & Reed

Cindy LusignanMaitland Girl Scout UnitMarine Toys for Tots

FoundationMedline IndustriesMercedes- Benz of ChicagoErmit L. Finch and Jonni L.

MiklosChristopher MooreNew Hope ChurchOlivet Nazarene UniversityOne Hope WinePalombi Middle SchoolGwyn PicerneAhmad PopalyarPrince of Peace Catholic

ChurchQuentin Road Bible BaptistDomenic RinaldiHoward and Chris SchnitzerSeventh Day Adventist Church

of GurneeSeventh Day Adventist Church

of Winter ParkThe South ChurchSpringfield Victory MissionSt. Claire VodkaSt. Laurence ParishStarbucks Coffee CompanyLynn D. StoneThree Oaks SchoolToys For TotsUnited States Military

Entrance Processing Command

Vernon Area Public LibraryVillage of Lake VillaWalgreens Distribution CenterWalker Memorial AcademyWaterford Dance AcademyWildwood Presbyterian

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One Hope United Annual Report 2012