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THE POWERO F R E S I D E N T I A L E D U C A T I O NGLENWOOD ACADEMY’S 130TH ANNIVERSARY ANNUAL REPORT • 2016/2017

GLENWOOD ACADEMY’S 130TH ANNIVERSARY2

Dear Glenwood Academy Family:It is our pleasure to present our 130th Anniversary Annual Report. The Power of Residential Education showcases our enduring legacy of educating tomorrow’s leaders. At Glenwood Academy, we effect change in the lives of our children and families by eradicating poverty, injustice, and inequality through the power of residential education. Our learning community possesses a collective power that has invigorated Glenwood for more than 130 years.

In this report, you will hear about Glenwood in the words of our main constituencies—students, parents, and alumni. You will learn how Glenwood gives Faith Hawkins a peace of mind while she works to support her family. You will also learn why Pale Mejia, an alumnus, decided to give back as a member of the Glenwood Academy Associate Board. And you will read about the experiences of two of our students—Robert and Gino—and what Glenwood has meant in their lives.

Glenwood is one of the oldest organizations in Illinois focusing on building bridges to brighter futures for children. We prepare future generations to harness their innate power to heal the world. Our primary goal is to nurture and educate our students and develop them into a force for good. As they matriculate from Glenwood, we hope that they carry forward the values and lessons of Glenwood to positively impact their own communities—thus multiplying the impact of their experience with us. With your commitment, investments, and love our children and families will have power to write their own story.

Yours in service,

Norman H. Wesley Mary Hollie, MSW, ACSW Chairman, President/CEO Board of Trustees

130 Years

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T H E P O W E R O F R E S I D E N T I A L E D U C AT I O N :

THE BLUEPRINT

Our first school home, a former hotel, in Norwood Park. Oscar L. Dudley Robert Todd LincolnGlenwood choir

of Excellence

In the late 1800’s, the city of Chicago did not boast a world-renowned skyline adorned with bright lights and skyscrapers. Actually, the burgeoning town was on the cusp of chaos. With a population of more than one million residents, Chicago had the world’s highest typhoid fever rates. Children orphaned by the death of their parents were left to fend for themselves on the city streets. And even young kids with adults in the home were tasked with earning money to help support the family. A formal education system had not yet been established.

Oscar L. Dudley, an agent for the Illinois Humane Society, was charged with ensuring the protection and welfare of stray animals. In the 1880’s, he traversed Chicago streets in search of neglected animals. During his travels, he realized Chicago had more abandoned children than animals. Dudley began to think of ways to combat this social issue and decided a training school for boys would be a great solution. He reached out to the city’s powerful and philanthropic citizens, including, notably, Robert Todd Lincoln, son of President Abraham Lincoln.

With Lincoln’s financial support, Dudley’s vision of creating a safe haven for neglected boys came to fruition. The school opened in Norwood Park, Illinois and consisted of a large three-story frame building and four acres of land. The building had 26 rooms, two central halls and a basement. In the first year, enrollment grew from 10 to 143 boys.

The school moved from Norwood Park to its current location in Glenwood on June 10, 1890. Milton George, an influential newspaper publisher, donated his 300-acre farm to the school as a gift. The farm, known as “Rural Glen,” was the first major gift received by the school and possibly the greatest asset to its perpetuity.

Glenwood has evolved from a manual training school for dependent boys focused on farming to a comprehensive residential education program for boys and girls, focused on scholarship, leadership and service. Glenwood remains the only source of residential education of its kind in the greater Chicagoland and Northwest Indiana region.

130 Years


ERADICATING POVERTY

My eldest child, Ja’Maya, started first grade at our neighborhood public school where she was on the honor roll. Her teacher told me she was very bright and that I should consider sending her to a better school. At the time, Ja’Maya was attending a before and after-school program at a local church. When I told the program director there that, I was looking for a better school, she shared that her daughter attended Glenwood School for Boys and Girls.

I began to research more about Glenwood. Though some people told me it was a school for “bad” kids, I did not allow this to discourage me. I called Glenwood and scheduled an interview. Ja’Maya took a placement test, and we found out she was behind academically. Glenwood staff reassured me she would be at or above grade level with the help of extra support and campus resources. Today, Ja’Maya is a graduate of Glenwood Academy and Marian Catholic High School. She currently attends Southern Illinois University-Carbondale.

Encouraged by the tremendous strides Ja’Maya made at Glenwood, I eventually enrolled my other children. My son Isaac’s first year at Glenwood was difficult. His behavior needed improvement and staff partnered with me to get him back on track. Isaac is doing much better now thanks to the support Glenwood has put in place. My daughter Diamond spent two years at the same public school her older siblings attended. I fought with the school through-out her first grade year for support services. Knowing that Glenwood would be better equipped to provide the support she needed, we scheduled an interview at Glenwood and had her tested. She was able to start the summer program within two months’ time. Now she is receiving the assistance she needs. My youngest daughter, ZoeGrace, is in second grade at Glenwood. She is doing very well. She was home schooled prior because I was not satisfied with her attending a public school. I believe having older siblings on campus has helped her adjust very quickly.

As a Glenwood parent, I love the extra support and knowing that my kids are in a safe environment. I also love the fact that all teachers and staff allow an open line of communication. Glenwood’s individualized attention for each student is awesome. Three out of my four kids have participated in resource classes, and I believe it has helped each of them. I also like that counseling services are available because my kids are able to have someone to check in with and lean on when I am not there.

My family and I have a lot to be thankful for with all the assistance Glenwood has given us. For example, our family received a food basket two years ago which happens to be the same year I lost my job. It was a true blessing just in time for the holiday season.

Glenwood has also given me the opportunity to achieve personal goals. The fact that my children are safe on campus during the week has enabled me to work a job that has unconventional hours and I do not have to worry about my kids’ well-being. This in return has given me an opportunity to provide for my children in ways I’d never imagined. On behalf of my family, I’d like to thank Glenwood’s generous donors. Because of you, my children know that the sky is the limit.

“ My name is Faith Hawkins and I am the proud mother of Ja’Maya, Isaac, Diamond, and ZoeGrace. All of my children have been a part of the Glenwood community and I am so proud of their accomplishments and grate-ful for what Glenwood has given them.


Ja’Maya in 2010.



ERADICATING POVERTY

Faith Hawkins with her children (L to R) Isaac, Ja’Maya, ZoeGrace, and Diamond.

ZoeGrace enjoys a trip to the pumpkin patch with

her cottage mate, Mia.


ERADICATING INJUSTICE

At age 9, Gino and his mom moved and he started at a new school. Although he was in third grade, he was unable to read. His class sizes were too big, and his teachers were inattentive. Gino’s mom was worried and didn’t want him to become a statistic. This is when a co-worker told her about Glenwood Academy. Glenwood is a beacon of hope for Gino and his family. Today, Gino is a senior at Illiana Christian High School and is interested in studying computer science in college. Gino will soon pass the baton to the next era of Glenwood leaders.

“I am forever thankful to Glenwood staff and donors,” Gino said at Glenwood’s 2017 Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees. “Thank you for helping young men and women by guiding us in the right direction and giving us the stability we need in our lives. Glenwood will always be in my heart.” Gino’s story is one of courage and perseverance. At Glenwood, we know that every child has the right to a quality education. It

is an injustice to not provide children with the tools they will need to grow into productive citizens. Glenwood helps children and their family’s access resources that set them on a trajectory for excellence.

When Gino was born, his mom was 16-years-old and had dropped out of high school. During his younger years, the male figures in his life were involved in gangs and he was exposed to guns, drugs, and violence at an early age.


Gino on campus in 2010.

Gino (second from left) and his family at Glenwood Academy’s Annual Thanksgiving Luncheon in 2013.



ERADICATING INJUSTICE

Gino, a senior at Illiana Christian High School, is looking

forward to a bright future.


ERADICATING INEQUALITY

At Glenwood we keep our class sizes small, and lessons are differentiated to meet students’ individual needs. Our teachers are available after school to provide students any extra help they need and students are further supported by our robust volunteer tutoring program. Students like Robert, as you

will learn below, are shining examples of what children can achieve with access to an equitable education.

My name is Robert and I am a freshman at Marian Catholic High School. At Marian, I participate in band and Gospel Choir. I came to Glenwood in the seventh grade. At first, I thought my experience here would be the same as my previous schools. I worried that I would be behind academically and that at the start of the next school year my mom would send me elsewhere. But due to all of the support and encouragement I have received at Glenwood, that did not happen. Instead, I improved academically and finally know that I am on a good path.

Glenwood has also helped me personally. Living on a campus for the first time has helped me become more outgoing and gave me confidence to make new friends. Glenwood has changed my life for the better and I will always be thankful.

Glenwood eradicates inequality by closing the achievement gap for our students and helping meet their true potential. Many students often arrive on campus at least two years behind academically. Our learning community is committed to meeting children where they are and helping them to grow from there.


Robert and his classmate, Tyler, smile for a picture during their eighth grade graduation reception.

Robert and his mom enjoy the festivities at the Annual Holiday Dinner and Pledge Service.



ERADICATING INEQUALITY

Robert and President Hollie at his eighth grade graduation

in 2017.



A TESTIMONYMy name is Pale Mejia. I am the youngest of six children raised by a single mother with the support of our grandparents on the east side of Aurora, Illinois. Life in this area was not easy. In the early 1990s, Aurora had a murder rate that was three times the national average. Seeing drug and gang violence was a normal part of everyday life. Looking back, I can’t image raising my son in that type of environment, but I understand that my mother did not have the means to change our circumstances. We lost our brother in 1993 at the age of 16 to a senseless gang shooting in our backyard. Being so young at the time (eight -years- old), I couldn’t imagine how this tragic event could forever impact our family; I just knew we were all hurting.

After a very traumatic period in our lives, my mom decided to send me to the Glenwood School for Boys (West Campus) in St. Charles. I did not want to be sent off to a boarding school; in a way, it felt like I was being punished. I had straight A’s in the Aurora public school system and plenty of friends at home, but ultimately this was the best decision my mom could have ever made for me. I am forever grateful that my mother found Glenwood.

I spent five critical years at Glenwood (grades 7-11), and I can truly say this school helped shape my early teenage years and set me on a positive track in life. Academics came naturally to me, but Glenwood provided a safe environment that helped me grow in many other ways. I learned the benefits of positive role models and mentors in life first hand. I grew to love my house parents (and family) who raised me and taught me the importance of boundaries and limitations in the household. The military program guided me to serve my country in the US Navy following high school. I also developed deep relationships with other students who have turned into lifelong friends.

Sadly, my story is not unique, as there are many little boys and girls in the Chicagoland area in similar or worse situations. I am grateful for Glenwood Academy and everything the school provided to my family and me. I’ll always be a Glenwood boy.

Pale during his time in the military.

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100% of students who attend Glenwood Academy participate in our after school programming.

100% of our classroom work is rooted in social and emotional learning curriculum.

100% of families feel their child is safe at Glenwood Academy.

100% of Glenwood students receive art and music education in their school day.

Glenwood: By the Numbers


PROVIDES students with educational support through our Learning Resource Center.

ALLOWS our children to participate in the eight week Summer Enrichment Program which works to eliminate the “Summer Slide.”


YOUR GENEROSITY...

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FOSTERS our childrens’ creativity through the arts by purchasing supplies for the KidShop.

MAKES funds extracurricular activities that promote sportsmanship, physical fitness and teamwork.

SUPPORTS our Family Success Center—recognizing the need to treat the whole family.


YOUR GENEROSITY...

IMPROVES our classrooms by adding new technology to enhance learning.

ENSURES our children are fed

nutritious meals and snacks.

2016/2017 ANNUAL REPORT

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITIONAs of August 31, 2017

Total Assets $71,398,141

Total Liabilities $31,221,177

TOTAL NET ASSETS $40,176,964TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS $71,398,141

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIESFor the Fiscal Year Ending August 31, 2017

REVENUE Fundraising $9,202,843 Trust $711,888 Investment $4,117,630 Other $304,237

TOTAL REVENUE $14,336,598 EXPENSES Program, Support and Management & General Expense $9,147,313

INCREASE IN NET ASSETS $5,189,285 NET ASSETS AT BEGINNING OF THE YEAR $34,987,679NET ASSETS AT END OF THE YEAR $40,176,964

FINANCIAL STATEMENT For the year ending August 31, 2017


$500,000 +AnonymousPatrick and Robyn FlinnHarry and Marie HostetlerNorm and Kim Wesley

$100,000 +The Greer FoundationIrwin Family FoundationMark Wight and Eszter Borvendeg

$50,000 +AnonymousS. Biff and Colleen BowmanBowman C. Lingle TrustPerry and Diane Pero

$25,000 +ACCO Brands CorporationButler Family FoundationLorena M. CampbellCDWMatthew and Jennifer DarnallEd Uihlein Family FoundationBoris Elisman and Karen HymesThe Julius N Frankel FoundationRichard and Pamela LawlorFrank J. MorganThe Northern Trust CompanyAbra Prentice Foundation, Inc.Ronald and Sharon RogowskiCraig and Lori SternThrall Enterprises, Inc.

$15,000 +AnonymousAbbVie Inc.ComEd - An Exelon CompanyFortune Brands, Inc.The Gies FoundationJenner & Block LLPLael and Charlene MathisPepsico FoundationHerman & Katherine Peters FoundationBruce PfaffSusan Saltzbart KilsbyChris and Pat SchmalbruchValsparWeinberg Annual Golf Outing for Glenwood AcademyRobert C. Wheeler Scholarship TrustWintrust Financial Corporation

$10,000 +AnonymousAbbott FundThe John W. Anderson FoundationAon FoundationDennis and Joan BergerRobert and Marletta DarnallDaubert Chemical Company, Inc.Entire Car ProtectionKurt and Kelly GabouerGoldman SachsRaynelle HeidrickHelmut and Lee Ann MlakarRobert and Mimi MurleyReyes Holdings L.L.C.Rogers Enterprises, Inc.Roger and Susan Stone Family FoundationMike and Robin Zafirovski

$5,000 +Acuity Brands, Inc.The Aileen S. Andrew FoundationMichael BaileyRobert W. Baird and Co. IncorporatedThe Baird Foundation, Inc.Barclays CapitalGeorge A. Bates Memorial FoundationBaxter International Inc.Bloomberg LPBoeing CompanyKevin and Michelle CahoonCarbonari Family Foundation, Inc.Thomas and Cynthia CastronovoStanley ChristiansonScott and Anne DannAlan and Kathryn DuffEmpowerHRErnst & Young LLPExelon FoundationMax Goldenberg FoundationIBMITWJim Beam BrandsBrian KamstraMatthew and Karen KaplanKPMG, LLPJames KucinskiLandauer, Inc.Rick and Susan LennyDavid and Michelle MackayChristopher and Julie McMahonBruce MerrickDonald MorrisonOlympia Fields Country Club

Pajeau Children’s FoundationChris and Sara PfaffThe Private Bank and Trust CompanyThomas and Diane QuinlanJ. Bradley and Michelle SargentSkyline Furniture MFGThe Sheba FoundationUBS Financial Services, Inc.Patti Van CleaveCharles and Griselda WallsRichard and Patricia WamboldJoy and Charles Waterman

$2,500 +AnonymousAdvocate Health CareAmber Mechanical ContractorsJulie Badel and Russell KratowiczBenevity FundThe Jacob Best FoundationBKD, LLPWilliam Blair & Company FoundationJohn BrncichColleen Conlan-Carter and Arnold CarterAnthony and Lucy DiTommasoPaul Ehlenbach and Susan PattersonEsjay FoundationEddie FadelFifth Third BankMichael FirthGerald and Denise FitzgeraldAndrew GabelmanRalph P. HargrowTrudy and Gary HavensWarren and Susan HillMary and Larry HollieHownan Investment Co.Maren and Yousuf HussainIngalls HospitalRonald J. KrummLenard and Carol Lewis** Alan and Janet LougeeMichael LyonMike MackayMayer Brown LLPDave and Dana McDermottMotorola Solutions, Inc.Oxford Bank & TrustPasquinelli Family FoundationR & G Engineering, LLCBonnie and George RibetStan RosendahlGeorge and Pamela SchneiderDave and Alice Siehoff

Thank You to Our Generous Donors!Glenwood Academy is truly grateful to all our donors. We recognize here who contributed $250 or more between September 1, 2016 and August 31, 2017. Donors make this school possible and we consider our donors to be our partners. Together, we ensure that each student gets an opportunity to become more than their circumstances. Thank you for all that you have done and all that you continue to do for Glenwood!

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Fay SternBruce TaylorTCF FoundationTrice ConstructionUnited Conveyor FoundationVanguard Archives Holding, Inc.Village of GlenwoodWinston & Strawn LLP

$1,000 +Amden JewelryAnchor Spa & Pool Inc.David and Janet ArnoldRichard BarlettaSue and George Basta, Jr.**M.R. Bauer FoundationClayton and Angela BerkeyThe Berner Charitable and Scholarship FoundationMorgan Birge & Associates, Inc.Aileen BlakeF. Keith BrownNatalie BrowneJohn and Kathryn BurkeCalumet City Plumbing Co., Inc.Cary CompanyWilliam and Diane CaryPatrick CermakJames CookTaylor and Mollie CopeCoyle Financial Counsel, Inc.Katherine CraigRobert and Susan DarnallTim DartDermody Properties FoundationJack DorganThomas W. Dower FoundationDowney Family FoundationThe Duchossois GroupRobert Edwards and Yolanda ChruscielSteven and Barbara EllingboeWhitney and Ken FinkelsteinFranciscan AllianceFred and Kathy GarfieldLiam and Jennifer GarveyValerie GiardiniPaul and Ellen GignilliatMark GossettStephanie GreischCynthia HadnottJanet and Edward HadnottEldred-Harland Charitable FundGeoffrey and Stacy HarrisMrs. John M. HartiganPeter and Heidi HigginsGranville and Mary HillThe Hill GroupCharles and Victoria HodgesStephen and Jeanine HoltsfordThe Horton GroupKevin Jarvis, Jr.John E. JonesMichael and Lori KachmerJonathan Karmel

The Karmel Law FirmHeidi H. KieslerG. Douglas and Lisa KingJames KingElizabeth and John OliverJack LavinCharlie LewisLillibridge Family FoundationLyle LoganMark and Diana GamsPeter MagriniPeter MasonGreg McCormackKatherine McCrorieMcDermott Law Group, LLCMi-Jack Products, Inc.Gerald and Beverly MundyThomas and Susan MoranCraig and Darlene MorganMuseum of Science & IndustryCraig and Jane OmtvedtOraclePackaging Corporation of AmericaMichael and Gillian PeckFremont and Ann PiercefieldNancy PopeSteven and Patty PowellPricewaterhouseCoopers LLPJames and Karen ReidScott RiethmanRiley Family FoundationSteve RileyRoberts McGivney & Zagotta LLCMitch RogersBenjamin J. Rosenthal FoundationJordan and Katie SadoffManuel and Pat SanchezGeorge SchulzScott SeaboltQasim SiddiqueMichael and Laura StephensEric StricklandStricklin & AssociatesSugar Felsenthal Grais & Hammer, LLPRichard SundstromTom and Lydia TedfordUFCW Local 881Unique Plumbing Co.Vanderloo Financial ServicesVedder Price PCClare WalkerDaniel and Stephanie WeberWilliams-Hayward Protective CoatingsGreg WolfKenneth YougaThe Zenith $500 +AnonymousThomas AlexanderWade AllisonAntwerp Sales International, Inc.Alben & Clara Bates FoundationWarren L. BattsBelson Steel Center Scrap, Inc.

Mary Ann BerginRoger and Kay BerresMark BettePatricia BidwellDan BlouinBrilliant I.D.E.A.S.John and Cassandra BrinkmanRobert BuchtaJoey and Steve BuckRobert and Anne BudicinTimothy BuikemaJames and Betty ButridgeNathan CadyEdward and Nancy CamilliPatrick and Abi CanoGeordan CapesCarl Buddig & CompanyRichard and Judith ClemensCounseling Center & AssociatesGale CrabtreeJeffrey M. DahlLee A. DanielsDiamond EmotionsDaryl and Eileen DishongJerome L. DreyfussJennifer DriscollDavid and Judy DuncanKerry and Gwen DurkinIzaac and Elizabeth EbeywaDaniel B. FarrellyFirestar Diamond, Inc.First Midwest BankMike FriciloneCharles FullerMichael GatewoodGE FoundationT. Gluck & Co., Inc.Gold LLCGeorge and Colette GormanJim and Marie GreciKenneth and Gloria HachikianJoe and Kimberly HackMichael J. HalkitisMr. and Mrs. Louis Harrison Joseph and Mary HartlStephen and Traci HeartyHickey Foundation Inc.William and Leslie HickeyCynthia HoldenH. Steele and Judith HolleyBrian and Betty HruskaCharles and Jodi HruskaNed JanottaTerry JeffreyKim JenkinsJewelex New York Ltd.Devang JhaveriDeborah JohnsonJuell and Alan Kadet ** Tom KiesoNeal and Diana KitchellRomulo KoslaJohn and Celeste KralovecJohn LandersPaul and Lynn Lang

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William and Fern LangmanPeter LanteroDavid LeningtonLarry and Taressa LeonardoOscar and Judy LewisDale and Joann LindholmCraig and Leslie LowryKim Luckey and Jay PatelM. Geller, Ltd.Renee MahoneySusan MallorySheldon MandellMarco Consulting Group, Inc.MB Financial BankPatricia McRobertsMillennium CreationsDale and Ann MitchellJames and Alison MoriarityC. John MostofiRichard and Joli MurphyChristine M. MyersNational Energy Education Development ProjectRichard NelsonNetwork for GoodEric NeveuxNorthrop Grumman CorporationJim and Jessica O’MalleyTom PalmerCataldo PaniciEugene and Niesje ParkerJoseph PekalaLisa Pesavento and Donald StoubJohn and Lauren PetersHenry PlainProtivitiWilliam PucherJames and Judith RastorferRichard RiveraMichelle RogersDaniel and Carol RoglinJason and Sara SandersonSophia SarkosDiane SchulzePatrick SeyferthSimran Collection, Inc.Mary Lou and Andrew SkalkosDiane SpradlinRichard and Nancy StanisBrent Stern and Lara MillerNikki SternSuburban Service LeagueWalter and Caroline Sueske Charitable TrustAnthony and Maria TalaricoJ. Jeffrey and Susan ThrallJ. Randall ThrallGregory and Mary UnderwoodMarilee UnruhLinda and Paul UzureauMichael VardasJames and Charlene WashburnMr. Charles WeinbergAllan WillDavid and Lynn Yanow

$250+AnonymousDavid and Louise AllardRalph and Margaret AutulloThomas and Jane BaffesTimothy and Joyce BarlowRyan BartonLara BeauregardKaren BedfordJennifer BlitzDan and Sarah BoothRay and Manuela BorgiaCharlene BoylesAmy BrierlyChris BrillMichael BruckMichael BruniFrank Brunner, Jr.H. Michael and Jane CahoonFrank CerchioCommunity Foundation of Collier CountyAnthony CorselloJuli CrabtreeA. Steven and Nancy CrownHan CuiWilliam DavisCaroline DevlinSidney DillardVernon and Jean DuncanKeith DurkinEmerald Jewelry, Inc.First American BankFritz and Lynn FischerKenneth and Marsha FischlArt and Susie FogelPeter and Megene ForkerDonald and Gail ForlaniCamille FotopoulosEdward GallagherLinda and Larry GattisDonna GaydenGoodworth Kitchie & Associates, LLCHarry and Linda GregorNancy GuptaRobert and Gretchen HannanMichael O. HartzQuentin and Susan HeislerJames HessDave and Katherine HilgenTerry and Joann HoltzImperial DeltahDakota JeraldsSusanne and Howard EllsworthSteve and Christine JohnsonJeanette JordanEd and Mary JungMichael and Cynthia KaminskiJack and Geraldine KelleyJulie KerouacRyne KirbyRonald and Beth KirchlerJohn and Phyllis KirkpatrickKiwanis Club of Park ForestSolveig M. Kramer

Kathie L. KrummWilliam and Shawn KruzanArchana KumarTerry and Jane LaughtonRusty MagnerSteven and Christine MarksMelvin and Lenise MasonNathan McCurrenRobert and Susan McDowellKristen MologousisMichael and Carol MoxleyN. Gogolick & Son Corp.Elizabeth K. NeiderkornRobert and Betty NorbyJoseph and Mary PasquinelliDaniel PhelanJacqueline M. PipherWillie and Jewel PughPhillip and Karen PursleyLawrence and Anita PusateriLia RandazzoThe RDI GroupCarolyn ReedMatt RenaudFred and Jennifer RiceThomas and Marissa RobbinsMartin RuberryPamela J. SchmidtStacey and John ShonkwilerMary Ann SpyrisonRobert and Paula StendelMelvin and Marilyn Stern **Robert and Nancy SternLawrence G. SucsyRosanne TadsenCarl and Karen TannenbaumNancy ThomsonGlenwood and Felicia ToddCharles and Cindy VoglJohn and Rachelle VoltaggioJoel WassermanAndrew WeitzTheodore WongJeffrey and Laura Wulf

** denotes deceased

MATCHING GIFT COMPANIESACCO Brands CorporationBank of America Charitable FoundationBenevity FundThe Exelon FoundationFacebook Fortune Brands, Inc.The GE Foundation The Greer FoundationIllinois Tool WorksLandauer, Inc.The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur FoundationThe Pepsico FoundationQuaker OatsUBS Financial Services, Inc.


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RS CORNERSTONE SOCIETYThrough their kindness and generosity, members of the Cornerstone Society have included Glenwood Academy in their estate giving plans. Cornerstone members make provisions such as bequests, gift annuities, trusts, IRA distributions, and retirement plans to benefit the children of Glenwood. We are grateful for their steadfast commitment and dedication to our mission.

Anonymous Justine AlmonTheodore and Virginia AreyMary Ann BerginJohn and Kathryn BurkeMary Louise ChopardTimothy and Mary CluloRobert and Marletta DarnallRobert and Susan DarnallJohn DayJames and Deborah DoyleDiane DuBoisJeane ErleyLawrence FramburgGloria GeimanRobert and Gretchen HannanCatherine HeckBlanche HillHarry and Marie HostetlerMarilyn JohnsonLois KlineRodney and Cynthia KraussJames KucinskiPaul and Coleen LehmanIsaac and Jane LewisLenard and Carol Lewis** Oscar and Judy LewisRaymond Mathews and Jayne MathewsLael and Charlene MathisWilliam and Shirley McConnorDoris McCormickCynthia McManusFrank MorganDonald MorrisonJohn and Maxine NoonanFremont and Ann PiercefieldThomas and Patricia PretzDave and Linda QuaglianiRonald and Sharon RogowskiKristine SandrickRobert and Margaret SchultzGrace SmithCraig and Lori SternJ. Richard and Donna ThiernauGlen and Evelyn ThornellDoris WaldschmidtJoy and Charles WatermanJoyce WeckwertNorm and Kim WesleyMark Wight and Eszter Borvendeg

** denotes deceased18

LASTING LEGACYLinn and Butler TrustMary Hooker Dole TrustDaniel and Louise Shipman TrustMary L. Medlock TrustCharles Hayden Smith TrustWilliam J. Watson TrustGeorge A. Hamlin TrustHelen Griffin Charitable TrustLynnie B Cornwell FundJosephine F. Scott TrustLouise Whitehouse Charitable TrustJohn V. Painter TrustVirginia Little TrustCora Davis Magie Fund

TRIBUTE GIFTSStephen B. BowmanJohn A. & Kathryn Burke College Scholarship FundKevin and Michelle CahoonThe Darnall FamilyMatt DarnallMr. and Mrs. Robert J. DarnallLisa GlasseoDrs. Carl and Pat GreerPeter and Heidi HigginsDebbie and Glenn HortonPam and Rick LawlorSara PfaffCraig SternNorm and Kim WesleyMark WightMarriage of Brent Stern & Lara MillerWedding of Mr. and Mrs. Carson Kern

MEMORIAL REMEMBERINGHenrietta BasslerMr. Milt BeaudineJohn BudicinJohn CasazzaNicholas Ciaccio (Retired Barber of Glenwood School)Adeline EaganRoland EckertEdward & Marcella EpsteinPeter Ferlito and Kenneth C. Pedersen, Sr.Andrew FischerLee and Diane GetschowGary P. GillumBarbara Hanifin (Meaghan Hanifin’s grandmother)Robert L. HawesLee GetschowDavid B. Hill, Jr.Ronald HinmanJudy HollowayRichard G. Hutchison, former Glenwood boy (1952-57) Edgar KlingerFrank Krumm, Class of 1902Alexander MeierChuck MichaelsRobert MaoyanhamCarole L. OttoMr. Merlin Primus and Mrs. Juanita TeisingBob Small John RawMr. James FarrellNed RobertsonRenee YoungCarl Richard SholeenWilliam SiletNick SyrisonDick TeisingDr. Robert N. WarrenArthur and Helen WeckwertClara YarbroughMaurice ‘Moe’ Zabel

Board of Trustees As of June 1, 2018

Executive Staff

OFFICERSPresident/CEOMary Hollie, MSW, ACSW

Chairman Norman H. Wesley

Treasurer Kurt A. Gabouer

Vice Chairmen Dennis Berger S. Biff Bowman Boris Elisman Patrick Flinn Harry Hostetler Pamela D. Lawlor Mark T. Wight

MEMBERSJulie BadelMatthew S. DarnallRobert J. DarnallAnthony Di TommasoAlan D. DuffStephanie J. HickmanBlanche E. HillMichael T. LyonChristopher C. McMahonHelmut MlakarPerry R. PeroJordan SadoffCharles S. WallsLouis J. Weber IIICraig Stern

HONORARY LIFE TRUSTEESJames F. DoyleTimothy J. GardnerJohn E. JonesJoe A. MastersonFrank J. MorganDonna Van EekerenDavid J. VitaleCharles E. Waterman

ASSOCIATE BOARDAndrea CoutuHan Cui Michael G HershKyle Hiatt

Breanna HollieEric KitchellLuke LawlorKim LuckeyPale MejiaChris OttDaniel K PhelanDeepa RajkarneLia RandazzoNikki SternAustin SutherlandAustin WalshMaren WesleyJosh White

Mary Hollie President/CEO

Chuck Kudia Vice President/COO

Colleen Conlan Carter Vice President of Academic Affairs and Residential Services

Kim Luckey Vice President of Development and Communications

Anthony Talarico Director of Facilities

OUR MISSION Glenwood Academy eradicates poverty, injustice, and inequality

through the power of residential education.

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