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Annual Report 2012-2013

OF GREATER CHICAGO

Kohl Children’s Museum

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WELCOMEOUR MISSION

Kohl Children’s Museum of Greater Chicago provides engaging informal learning environments featuring interactive exhibits and programs that encourage young children ages birth to 8 to become effective learners through self-directed complex play.

OUR VISIONKohl Children’s Museum nurtures a love of learning in young children.

If you would like more information about supporting Kohl Children’s Museum of Greater Chicago, please contact our development office at (847) 832-6895or visit www.donate.kohlchildrensmuseum.org.

SUPPORT US

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What does learning look like, sound like, and feel like for young children? Take a short walk through Kohl Children’s Museum’s bustling hands-on exhibit environment, and you’ll soon have your answer.

Fair warning: it may not be quiet. It may not be organized and orderly. In fact, it may seem crazy and even a little chaotic. But that’s the very nature of giving children free reign and free access to play. Everything we do is about igniting the love of learning in young children, and we believe play is the way.

Hands-on, interactive, collaborative play that is accessible to all children. Play that stretches their imaginations, lets them pretend and feeds their curiosity. Play that challenges them to take risks and allows them to mess up, all while building their self-confidence. Play that results in gasps of wonder, chattering of communication and interaction, and peals of laughter and giggles.

In our Museum, the sense of learning is tangible. It’s the sound of discovery, the sight of creativity blooming, the palpable feeling of growth and transformation.

The Museum itself has been transforming as well. In the past year, we’ve nearly doubled the number of childcare providers receiving professional development from the experts with whom we partner, as well as our own skilled staff. Exhibits and enrichment programs addressing early literacy and combating childhood obesity debuted in the past year, while we began a major focus on addressing STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Design, Mathematics) programming that will not only augment the Museum visit, but extend to complementary learning activities at home.

Now if you really want to hear the sound of learning, look no further than our newly-rebranded Ravinia Festival Music Makers exhibit. It was our great pleasure this year to cement our wonderful partnership with Ravinia in a vibrant exhibit that lets children compose their own melodies, conduct virtual orchestras, choreograph dances – and come away with a newfound love and appreciation of music.

Your financial support of Kohl Children’s Museum helps keep the sound of transformation going. For all of us who will depend on the next generation of learners and leaders, that’s music to our ears.

Sheridan Turner Paul SutenbachPresident & CEO Chair, Board of Trustees

Dear Friends,

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POWERFULLY

As one of the Chicago area’s premier cultural institutions, Kohl Children’s Museum plays a leadership role in early childhood development. And we’re not playing around about learning. Our outreach work is elemental to who we are, defining our commitment to making a love of learning accessible to all children.

Take a look at some of the highlights of our programming during the past year, all made possible by the support of hundreds of donors like you who believe that the future of our country is in the hands of our children – the young hearts and minds who love our Museum.

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EARLY CHILDHOODCONNECTIONS

Professional Training to Develop Stronger Educators in Low-Income Neighborhoods

Research studies have shown direct correlations between the impact of quality early learning opportunities and future success, resulting in increased literacy rates and reduced delinquency and prison rates. Our flagship outreach program, Early Childhood Connections (ECC), was developed to provide continued professional development for teachers and childcare providers serving children at risk of academic failure from under-resourced communities. The program helps teachers improve classroom and childcare center environments and offers vital opportunities for parental involvement in their children’s education.

ECC creates a seamless connection between learning in the classroom, learning in the Museum, and learning in the home with activities and projects that nurture creativity, critical thinking, and problem solving skills. The cornerstone of this program is introducing teachers, childcare providers, children, and parents to the Project Approach, a child-centered teaching strategy that allows children’s curiosity to be expressed purposefully and enables them to experience the benefits of self-motivated learning. Imagine going to school to work on your hobby!

In 2012-13 this program enrolled 50 public school teachers and 104 childcare professionals serving 3,580 children primarily from Chicago, but also from communities like Waukegan, Berwyn, Lansing, Highwood, North Chicago and Zion. We provided, with no fees to participants:

• Three full days of training in the Project Approach• Focused field trips to the Museum for their classes• Classroom supplies and resources to support a class project• Parent/child in-school activities• Evening events at the Museum exclusively for families of students• Passes for free return visits for all students and their families

Early Childhood Connections was generously funded by the following organizations: Anonymous, Francis Beidler Foundation, Crown Family Philanthropies, Discover Financial Services, Gorter Family Foundation,

Grand Victoria Foundation, HSBC – North America, Illinois Tool Works Foundation, Institute of Museum and Library Services, JPMorgan Chase

Foundation, Robert R. McCormick Foundation, C. Louis Meyer Family Foundation, Northern Trust, Polk Bros. Foundation, PNC Bank, and

Ventana Charitable Foundation

ECC Teacher Testimonial“The students chose healthy bones as the focus of the project because one of their classmates, was undergoing surgery to straighten her back. This project began as an exploration of one student’s illness and evolved to how our class could help her. They will take the project lessons with them for the rest of their lives.”Teresa Winters, Forrestal Elementary School

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EVERYONE AT PLAYMuseum Experiences Tailored for Families

with Children with Special Needs

There are limited informal learning environments that can accommodate the needs of both typically developing children and children with special needs at the same time. Kohl Children’s Museum’s audience of members and visitors has repeatedly requested more opportunities for dedicated time in the Museum during which their families can enjoy the exhibits and programs in an atmosphere that is less crowded, more relaxed, and more conducive to their families’ individualized needs.

Our Everyone at Play program answers that call, providing a series of family events at the Museum specifically designed for children with special needs and their families to provide them with private time for focused experiences and activities among multi-sensory exhibits. The Everyone at Play program provides:

• An exclusive, non-threatening introduction to Museum exhibits and activities that can build children’s comfort and familiarity for return visits during normal Museum hours.

• A chance to have a memorable experience that is inclusive for children with any level of physical, cognitive, and social-emotional ability.

• A valuable play outlet for children with special needs with examples of activities easily replicable in the home.

• Interaction with trained, registered therapy dogs from Rainbow Animal Assisted Therapy.

We think it’s important that the Museum be equally available to guests with any level of physical, visual, auditory, or cognitive ability. The facility and all exhibits have been designed using the principles of universal design, which go beyond accessibility with an approach that uses multi-sensory experiences as educational tools. Universal design simplifies life for everyone by making products, communications, and elements of the Museum’s spatial environment easier to use for all children. Every child deserves the right to play; it’s our responsibility to make that play as rich and accessible as possible.

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Research from the University of Chicago’s James Heckman shows that investing in quality

early learning programs is the most efficient way to affect school and life success and to reduce social expenditures later. Returns are greatest for the most at-risk children. The Museum is at the forefront of providing these children with early exposure to STEAM-related programming. Take a

look at some of our engaging programs designed to support common core standards

for learning and give young children the tools they need for academic success.

FULL STEAM AHEAD!

Preparing Young Children for Higher Math Concepts with Everyday Situations

The National Math and Science Initiative has alarming statistics about America’s math readiness. The US placed 25th among 31 developed countries in math skills. Jobs in computer systems design and related fields, dependent on high-level math and problem-solving skills, are projected to grow 45 percent by 2018, but fewer than half of high school graduates are prepared for college-level math, a shortcoming that has its roots in early elementary grades.

One of the biggest stumbling blocks is the increasing likelihood of children being taught rote mathematic facts and formulas without understanding the Big Ideas behind math. In partnership with the Erikson Institute and the CME Group Foundation, the Museum has developed Informal Math Explorations, which trains early childhood educators how to reinforce concepts like Measurement, Algebraic Thinking, and Spatial Relationships in informal learning environments like the Museum, a park, or a playground.

10 kindergarten teachers, selected from low-income neighborhoods, received free training on how to integrate these Big Ideas into classroom situations outside their formal school curriculum, giving their students a leg up on math preparation.

Informal Math Explorations

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Three New Exhibits Highlight the Importance of Reading

“The single most significant factor influencing a child’s early educational success is an introduction to books and being read to at home prior to beginning school. “ - National Commission on Reading

Literacy is a national crisis. Experts estimate that two-thirds of students who cannot read proficiently by the end of the 4th grade will end up in jail or on welfare. Recent studies by Betty Hart and Todd Risley display a clear correlation between the conversation styles of parents and the resulting speech of their children. In particular, children from lower-income homes hear 30 million fewer words spoken to them than their higher-income counterparts by the time they are four years old. This gap does nothing but grow as the years progress.

With this in mind, Kohl Children’s Museum is committed to introducing young children to books and the power of reading, and providing caregivers with the tools they need to expose them to language and the written word.

In the past year, we’ve featured two traveling exhibits exploring classic children’s stories, installed a literacy element in our outdoor Habitat Park exhibit, and debuted a new permanent exhibit promoting exposure to the language arts. The Wonderful Wizard of Oz exhibit (September 2012 – April 2013), based on the book by L. Frank Baum, encouraged children to interact with the narrative arc of the childhood classic. Storyland (September 2013 – January 2014) allows children and adults to step into the pages of beloved picture books and discover that it is never too early to develop a love for learning.

Meanwhile the Play Library exhibit was refurbished and rebranded as Sheridan’s Books and Crannies, a magical bookstore and theatre space filled with inviting reading

nooks and stocked with dozens of the most respected children’s titles in print, including languages

other than English. Interactive elements in the exhibit promote early writing skills, while magnet walls and discovery boxes promote storytelling and verbalization.

Additional programs, including weekly Story Times and Creative Dramatics

programs support further exposure to language and the written word.

Early Literacy Initiatives

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International Kudos for Introducing Young Children to Scientific Thinking

“If this is science, I want to be a scientist when I grow up!” – 8-year-old girl after playing in the Museum’s Science + You exhibit during its run at Ecotarium in Worcester, Massachusetts.

In 2011, the Museum debuted its groundbreaking Science + You exhibit, a unique child-sized laboratory that lets children explore the scientific method through play. Through exploration of balanced lifestyles, proper nutrition, the immunity process, and scientific tools and methodologies, children discover the important role scientists play in keeping people healthy and happy.

After collecting laudatory raves during its national tour in 2012, the exhibit, sponsored by the AbbVie Foundation, embarked on an international tour to Germany and Brazil in 2012-13, providing the Museum’s first exposure overseas and drawing rave reviews from educators and scientists alike.

On the home front, the Museum debuted a bi-weekly Science Fridays program, sponsored by Northwestern Medicine, that provides supplies for controlled experiments with trained educators. Children make observations, construct hypotheses, and perform hands-on tests of their theories. These programs foster critical thinking and problem-solving skills that are crucial for school success, while sparking out-of-the-box

innovation and imagination.

Robust Science Investigations

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Partnership with Ravinia Festival Breathes New Life Into a Favorite Exhibit

This year saw the most visible indication of one of the Museum’s successful cultural partnerships: the debut of the newly rebranded Ravinia Festival Music Makers exhibit.

Both Ravinia and the Museum recognize the intrinsic value of a collaborative partnership between two treasured Chicago-area cultural institutions to demonstrate their shared commitment to early childhood education and music education. Music Makers, one of the Museum’s most beloved and unique exhibits, focuses on the science and art of sound, affording children ages birth to 8 and their caregivers the opportunity to explore music concepts such as melody, tempo, rhythm, and notation.

With the support of Ravinia, Music Makers will continue to be refreshed with cutting-edge new elements, such as the installation of a Virtual Conductor element. Using simple technology, children can control an orchestra’s rendition of several classical pieces, speeding and slowing the tempo and controlling the volume of play. In years to come, we plan many new additions to give young children the chance to discover their inner musicians.

Inspiring Encounters with Music

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ANNUAL SUPPORTERS

Investors ($50,000+)

The Abbott FundAbbvieThe Allstate FoundationCDWCME Group FoundationDominick’s Foundation

Illinois Public Museum Capital Grant Program,Illinois Department ofNatural Resources

Illinois Tool WorksFoundation

The Morris A. Kaplan andDolores Kohl KaplanFund of the Mayer &Morris Kaplan FamilyFoundation

Kraft Foods GroupFoundation

The Kresge FoundationJohn D. and Catherine T.

MacArthur FoundationThe Robert R. McCormick

FoundationNorthern TrustRavinia FestivalSouder Family FoundationTaproot Foundation

(7/1/12 - 6/30/13)We would not be able to achieve our goals without the support of our generous funders. We thank the following donors for their investment in our work and in the futures of all children.

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Innovators($25,000-$49,999)AnonymousAllen D. Kohl Charitable

Foundation, Inc.Discover Financial ServicesEarl and Bettie Fields

Automotive Group Foundation, Inc.

Grand Victoria FoundationHerbert H. Kohl Charities,

Inc.HSBC - North AmericaJPMorgan Chase

FoundationSidney Kohl Foundation,

Inc.Polk Bros. FoundationTetra PakUnited Scrap Metal, Inc.Wells Fargo Foundation

Explorers($15,000-$24,999)AnonymousAnderson Pest SolutionsAstellas Pharma USA

FoundationCrown Family

Philanthropies

Gantz Family FoundationGolder Family FoundationJohn R. Halligan Charitable

FundInstitute of Museum and

Library ServicesThe Negaunee FoundationNorthwestern Memorial

HospitalPrairie MaterialPricewaterhouseCoopers

LLPVentana Charitable

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Frederick H.

Waddell

Discoverers($10,000-$14,999)Advocate Children’s

HospitalThe John F. Ball, Jr. FamilyCardinal Health FoundationCastleOak SecuritiesTom and Louise FlickingerGorter Family FoundationIllinois Arts CouncilMr. and Mrs. Yale

HendersonMr. Stephen Kohl and Mr.

Mark Tilton

KPMG LLPMake it BetterMesirow FinancialMorgan Stanley

FoundationMr. and Mrs. John NicholsMr. and Mrs. William

OsbornFrank and Karen Ptak

Family FoundationDavid K. Reyes Living TrustRose Worldwide, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Paul

SutenbachMr. Frank Wilson and Mrs.

Donna Sims WilsonVedder Price PC

Trailblazers($5,000-$9,999)AnonymousThe Aon FoundationAssurance AgencyBanfield Pet HospitalBlue Cross Blue Shield of

IllinoisBMO Harris BankCareer Education

CorporationMr. and Mrs. Christopher

Carlson

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Castle FoundationA.G. Cox Charity TrustMr. and Mrs. Stephen

CummingsEdwards Wildman Palmer

LLPFifth Third BankPaul Galvin Memorial

Foundation TrustMr. and Mrs. Ronald J.

GidwitzGlenview State BankGrant ThorntonJack and Donna M.

GreenbergGrosvenor Holdings LLCMr. and Mrs. John HamillJ.P. MorganMr. and Mrs. Gregory K.

JonesMrs. Anne KaplanKohl Feinerman Family

Charitable TrustLesnik Family FoundationLoop Capital Markets, LLCMrs. Barbara G. Manilow

and Mr. David ManilowMr. Martin H. Nesbitt and

Dr. Anita BlanchardThe Private BankRBC Wealth ManagementMs. Susan Rider

Patrick G. and Shirley Ann Ryan

Shefsky & Froelich Ltd.Mr. and Mrs. Scott SmithMr. Jonathan S. Solovy and

Ms. Stacey L. FisherMr. Dean G. Stieber and

Mrs. Sharon HaneyThe Chicago Community

TrustUBSWalgreen’sMr. and Mrs. Thys WallaceMr. and Mrs. Sherman

Wright

Pathfinders($2,500-$4,999)Anonymous (2)

The Alter GroupMr. and Mrs. Pat AndersonAriel Capital Management,

LLCMr. and Mrs. Brandon

BeaversThe Bell Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jim BlumDan and Merrie Boone

FoundationFrances BrownMr. Anthony ChiminoComEd, An Exelon

Company

Dawn Meiners FoundationMr. Armond DinvernoMr. Jobin EphremMr. Mike FarrellFeitler Family FundFirst Bank of Highland ParkFirst National Bank of

OmahaThe Galter FoundationBrian and Coleen GelberGoldberg Kohn Ltd.Mr. Alfred G. GoldsteinMr. Dave HewsonMr. David HillerMr. Howard HohnsenMr. and Mrs. Bob JuckniessMr. and Mrs. Rusty MagnerMr. and Mrs. Bryan R. MalisMcGuireWoods LLPMr. and Ms. Peter J.

McNultyPedersen & HouptQuinnox, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Daniel RealMr. Richard RemingerMr. and Mrs. Robert D. RothMr. Robert RussellCarolyn and Carl RutsteinSolution Partners, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Steve and

Claudia TempleWells Fargo

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Imaginers($1,000-$2,499)ACE American Insurance

Co.Arnstein & Lehr, LLPMr. and Mrs. Adam AronMr. and Mrs. James BorlandMr. and Mrs. Darryl

BradfordMr. and Mrs. Patrick A.

BrooksMr. and Mrs. David S. BuhlMr. and Mrs. Court

CarruthersMr. and Mrs. Eran CohenCR Realty Advisors LLCMs. Sandra K. CrownMr. and Mrs. Dan DavisMr. and Mrs. Jeremy

DiamondThe Dills Family FundECC Insurance BrokersMr. Andrew E. FarleyMr. and Mrs. James D.

FarleyMr. and Mrs. Richard FirferArt J. and Susie Fogel

Ms. Sasha Gerritson and Mr. Eugene Jarvis

Mr. and Mrs. David Goldberg

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Groncki

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hagenah

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hannahs

Mr. and Mrs. James Harkness

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hayford

Mr. Patrick HeneghanHighland Park Ford LincolnHilco Real Estate Appraisal

LLCMr. and Mrs. Joel

HonigbergSymeria and Gary HudsonMr. and Mrs. John HughesKidsnipsMr. and Mrs. Paul LandauerLechner and Sons Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Michael LesnerMrs. Nora Lewis

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Lindsay, Jr.

Mr. Mark J. MatuscakMr. and Mrs. Scott

McDougallMr. William A. McWhirterRichard and Sara MesirowMr. and Mrs. John

NaughtonNavman WirelessMr. and Mrs. John T.

NeighboursOil-Dri CorporationMr. David OrmesherPepper Construction

CompanyPlante MoranMr. and Mrs. Neil K. QuinnMr. Craig RandallMr. and Mrs. Thomas A.

Reynolds IIIDr. and Mrs. Stephen

Sainati, Ph.D.Mr. and Mrs. Brad SerlinDr. and Ms. David SheftelMr. and Mrs. Justin SheperdSTS FoundationMr. Stephen ThomasMr. and Mrs. Aldo TodaroMs. Sheridan TurnerMr. and Mrs. Dan VerdeyenMr. and Mrs. Carl

WarschauskyMr. and Mrs. Bob WeeksMr. and Mrs. Samuel L.

WennerLynne and Robert Wolfberg

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$500-$999Mr. and Mrs. Matt AlshouseMr. and Mrs. Anthony ArmadaMr. Jose BelavalMr. Michael BloomNancy and George Bodeen

Family FoundationAnne A. BranningMr. and Mrs. Percy V. CrockerMr. and Mrs. Kyle CrowleyMs. Caroline Beak CrownMr. Nicholas Fulop and Ms. Merri

DeeJill and Bob Delaney, Jr.Mr. Steve DockeryMr. and Mrs. Michael DraiMr. and Mrs. John DwyerMr. and Mrs. John H. EllwoodMr. and Mrs. William FarrowMr. and Mrs. Robert FeitlerMr. Tony FiscelliMs. Phoebe A. FoltzMr. and Mrs. J. P. Gallagher Jr.GCG Financial, Inc.Greenberg TraurigMr. and Mrs. Douglas GronckiMr. and Mrs. Brad HughesMr. and Mrs. Edward KaplanMs. Maeve KileyRochelle L. KlapmanMr. and Mrs. Christopher N.

KnightJai Liriano and Yale EisenMr. and Mrs. David MathisMrs. Beatrice C. MayerMr. and Mrs. Paul MelvilleLucy R. MinorMr. and Mrs. Timothy MullenMr. and Mrs. Gordon H. NewmanPatchMr. and Mrs. John PatienceMr. and Mrs. Chris RaquetReily Partners INCMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Reynolds

IVMr. R. Daniel SharpSarah Spencer FoundationThompson Coburn LLPMr. and Mrs. Renaat Ver EeckeMr. Charlie WaddellWeb2CarzMr. and Mrs. Edward WeilMr. and Mrs. Emory WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Michael WilsonMs. Jane WoldenbergMr. and Mrs. Christopher Wyner

$250 -$499Mr. and Mrs. Ray AckermanMr. John BarsellaMr. and Mrs. Brian BartonMr. and Mrs. Brian BeelerDr. and Mrs. Frederick J. BoltzMr. and Mrs. Trenton BonnellMr. and Mrs. Christopher BurkeMs. Barbara BrownMr. and Mrs. Michael CallahanMr. and Mrs. Michael CanmannMr. and Mrs. Justin CasciolaMrs. Martha DavisMr. and Mrs. Al DiSantoMr. and Mrs. Ken EgidiMrs. Dana EmeringMs. Yeny EstradaMs. Sherry FeatherstoneFedEx Ground Package SystemMr. and Mrs. Thomas L. GahlonMr. and Mrs. James GarrettMr. and Mrs. Todd GinsbergGian GrecoMr. and Mrs. George HalabyMr. and Mrs. Joel HarrisMr. Mark HavlicMr. Edward HinesRobert D. and Phyllis A. Jaffee Family

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Edward R. JamesJenrich IncMs. Lori Kaplan

Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. LarrickDr. and Mrs. Michael LewisMr. and Mrs. Ralph LipfordLincoln Financial GroupMr. and Mrs. Daniel MazurMr. and Mrs. Benjamin McKnightMr. and Ms. James McNultyMr. and Mrs. Sean MeehanMr. Alex MillerMr. and Mrs. David NeighboursMr. and Mrs. Brian NovellineMr. and Mrs. Steve PagnottaPeapod, LLCMr. James PekoMr. Daniel QuirkMr. and Mrs. Craig RandallMr. and Mrs. Garrick M. RiceMr. Brian Ryder and Mrs. Kirby

RichardsMr. Robbie RobinsonMr. and Mrs. Ernie RogersMs. Therese SchaeferShilpi and Ritesh ShahMr. and Mrs. Richard ShapiroSheridan Road FinancialMr. and Mrs. Eryk SpytekMr. Eugene StunardMr. and Mrs. Dan SundtMr. James TownsMs. Monica WalkerMr. and Mrs. Joseph WeilMr. and Mrs. Daniel WikelMr. and Mrs. Paul G. Yovovich

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Up To $250Anonymous (3)83 R.V. Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Chad AdamsMr. Howard AdamskiProf. Lawrence AdelmanMr. and Mrs. Herb AdelsteinMs. Sarah AirolaMs. Christine AlevrasMr. David AllenMr. James AllenMr. and Mrs. Allan AllweissMrs. Christina AndersonMr. and Mrs. Thomas AndersonClaudia AngeloMr. Kurt ArendsMr. and Mrs. Peter ArtsMs. Teresita AvilesMr. and Mrs. Brian BaerMs. Connie BaileyMr. and Mrs. Cass BakerMr. Jeremy BakerMr. Jeff BalcerMr. and Mrs. Peter BalyeatMr. and Mrs. Nick BanRosanne BarnumMr and Mrs. Howard BarronMr. Christopher BaskinMrs. Polly BaurMr. and Mrs. Donald A. BelgradMr. and Mrs. Jeff F. BelmontiDr. Kristie BennettMrs. Laine BennettMs. Lana BerezinskiMr. and Mrs. Carl BergAgim BeshiriMr. Zachary BetzMs. Kelly BeucherMs. Allegra BieryAmy BlackMs. Lindy BlackwellMrs. Sara BlueAnna BluhmMr. Dave BolakowskiAnna C. BoltzMr. Paul BonaguroMrs. Katie BooneMrs. Andrea BosackMs. Jennifer BotchwayMr. Mark BoundsMrs. Linda BovichMr. and Mrs. William BowmanChristopher BradyEamonn BrennanMr. and Mrs. Henry BrieleMr. Peter BrimmMr. and Mrs. Jason BrittMr. Joseph BrooksMelissa BrooksMr. Dwayne BrownDr. Heather BrownMr. and Ms. Scott BrownMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. BrownMr. and Mrs. Jeff BuchananMr. Timothy BuikemaMr. and Mrs. Harvey BundyBundy Family FoundationMr. Eric BurgessMr. David BurkMs. Liz Burke

Mr. Drew BurlakMr. Travis BurnsMrs. Amy ButlerMr. and Ms. BynumAtty. William CadiganMrs. Amy CapocchiMr. Adam CardozaMr. and Mrs. Gib CareyKirsten CarlsonMs. Tammy CarlsonMs. Shannon CassellMs. Maggie CebularMrs. Erin CharchutMr. Joon Choi and Mrs. Rin ChaeMs. Kari ChristopherMr. and Mrs. Franco CisterninoMs. Erin ClaydonMr. and Mrs. Christopher CoderMr. Steven CohenMr. and Mrs. Jonathan CohenMr. and Mrs. Jerry ColemanMr. and Mrs. Terence ColemanMr. Dylan L. CommeretMr. and Mrs. Tuey ConnellMs. Peggy CookMr. and Mrs. Andrew CostelloSusan CrawfordJames CreedenFather Richard CristMs. Betsy CristElizabeth CruzChristine CucinottaMs. Kellie CunninghamMrs. Elle CunninghamMr. and Mrs. Adam DaleyMs. Lauren DardickMrs. Natalie DavermanMs. Michelle Davies-CoyleMr. Scott DavisMs. Patricia DecilloMr. Robert DelaneyMr. and Mrs. Chris DeLeeuwMr. Victor DesLaurierBevin DesmondMs. Hannah DetigMr. Alex DevereuxMs. Amy DeVore

Mr. Fred Diamond and Ms. Esther Bensinger

Mr. Anthony DiChiaraMr. Brian DiedrichMr. and Mrs. Robert DionMr. Jon DoehlingMrs. Christy DominMr. and Mrs. Todd DunlapMr. Brad Dunlap and Mrs. Stephanie

DavisMs. Mary DzwonczykMs. Laura EasonCeylan EathertonMr. and Mrs. Mark EdensMs. Erinn EdmondsMr. Randy EileringMrs. and Mr. Gail EisenbergMs. Johara El-HarazinMs. Nina ElliotMr. and Mrs. Lucas EricksonMrs. Abby ErnstMr. and Mrs. Daniel FahnerMs. Amberlynne FarashahiMr. and Mrs. Darryl FarrowMrs. Caroline Del FaveroMr. Neal FenwickMr. and Mrs. Pete FernandezMrs. Sonia FerrelMs. Rachel FielyMs. Carol FisherMs. Kelli FlahavenMrs. Kimberly FlynnMr. and Mrs. Patrick FlynnMs. Lisa FogtHoward D. FoxMs. Tracye FoyMrs. Elaine FrankDr. Julie Frantsve-HawleyMr. and Mrs. Robert FrentzelMr. and Mrs. Robert FriedmanMrs. Samantha GaunttMrs. Rachael GelmanMr. Charles GeorgisLiana GiannoniMr. and Mrs. Matt GibbonsMr. and Mrs. Mike GiblinMr John Gillespie

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Mr. and Mrs. Vito GioiaMr. George GiulianiMr. and Mrs. Kel GoalbyMr. and Mrs. Troy GobbleMs. Cari GoldMs. Asha GoldsteinMs. Carly GoldsteinSophie GoodwillieMrs. Lisa GoosmannMs. Nicole GordonMrs. Colleen GramlichMr. Ronald GrasonMs. Caron GreenMs. Tiffany GreenhouseMr. and Mrs. Joe GreenwoodMr. and Mrs. Daniel GregermanMr. Thomas GriesMrs. Mary GuerreroMr. Steven GutzmerMr. David HackmanMrs. Mirja HaffnerMs. Julia HalpernMs. Aimee HalstukMs. Cindy HamiltonMr. and Mrs. Steven HandmakerErin HanleyMs. Amy HannusMrs. Karin HarrisStephanie HarrisTrisha HartmannMs. Katie HayesMr. and Mrs. Robert HazanHao HeMs. Tracy Healy and Mr. Greg BeardMs. Christine HeatonMrs. Andrea HedrickMr. and Mrs. John HeggieMs. Amy HelinMr. and Mrs. Mike HennMrs. Pamela Hess-EvensMs. Dorothea HickeySharmin HiraniJennifer HobbsMs. Janet HoffmanMr Jose Sanchez and Ms. Christina

HopperMrs. Elizabeth HorneMr. Derek HuberMrs. Jill HuebschMr. and Mrs. Neil HughesMr. and Mrs. Patrick HuntMr. Jeff HuntingtonMrs. Carrie HurneyMs. Kathleen HytrosMs. Pamela J. Ward IannottaMr. Philip IsomMr. Ronald JacobsonMr. and Mrs. Ganga JayaramanMs. Anna JaymontJillian JaynesMr. J.R. JenksMrs. Amy JenningsAshraf JessaniMr. Sachin Jhunjhunwala and Ms.

Megan LynchMr. and Mrs. Larry JohnsonKymm JunkerMs. Brittany JuulMs. Susan KangMrs. Maayan KaplanKator

Tara KearneyMrs. Meghan KearneyMs. Analiza keefeMrs. Lindy KellyMrs. Bridget KennedyMrs. Davahn KillionMs. Jeong Hyun KimDr. Yun KipnisMrs. Marie KippMs. Katie KirtleyMs. Karen KlebbaPaul KloetMs. Pat KnableMs. Colleen KnuppMrs. Lisa KnutsonMr. Theodore L L. KoenigMs. Jane KosterMr. William KressMs. Kim KurthMartha and George LannertMr. and Mrs. Mark LanyonBoldizsar LassuMr. and Mrs. Darren LatimerMr. and Mrs. John LattyakMs. Elizabeth LawnickiMr. Brennan LazzarettoMr. and Mrs. Jim LeeMr. Johnny LeeMr. and Mrs. Karl LeinbergerMr. and Mrs. Pat LenartMs. Maureen LesakMr. and Mrs. Michael LesterMrs. Jamie LetiziaMrs. Anna LeverickMs. Andrea LevinMr. and Mrs. Scott LewisMr. and Mrs. Tom LewisDana LiebermanMr. Steven LinderMrs. Roshonda LipscombMr. Ross LissuzzoMr. and Mrs. Charles LizakMr. John LoiacanoMrs. Erin LonerganMrs. Wendy LundgrenRichard Lynch Family FoundationMrs. Cathy MackMiss Annie MackJonathan MaerMr. Joe MampeMr. and Mrs. Kurt MancillasMr. and Mrs. Bill MarrinanBeth MarrionMs. Patti MasciaMs. Karen MasonMr. and Mrs. Gordon MassaMs. Julia MatejaMr. and Mrs. Brett MatzekMs. Liz McCallisterKatie McCannMs. Allison McCarthyMr. Chris McClementMrs. Katherine McHughMr. and Mrs. Barry McInerneyMr. and Mrs. Jason McKinneyMs. Laura McnaughtonMrs. Susan MeeganMs. Susan MegleyMr. Daniel MehtaMr. Michael Michalak

Mr. Albert Mikesell and Ms. Tulsi Becker

Mr. John MikowskiMs. Lindsie MillerMiss Robin MinerMrs. Jennifer MinkusMr. and Mrs. Jeff MinnerMrs. Nancy MitchellMr. and Mrs. Steve MoffatMrs. Erin MohipMs. Sarah MohrMr. and Mrs. Noah MontagueMs. Heather MooneyMs. Cristina MorarMr. and Mrs. Michael MorisonMr. Alexander Morrill and Ms. Beth

McQuistonMr. and Mrs. Scott MorrisMs. Katherine MosioMs. Anne MossMalgorzata MroczekMr. and Mrs. Damon MuehlingMrs. Maureen E. MulligMr. Kyle MurphyMr and Mrs. Jonathan MussaMr. and Mrs. Eliot NarotskyLisa K. NarotskyCharles and Joanne NeedhamMr. Jason NelsonMr. Phillip NelsonMs. Anne NicholsBrenna NicholsMs. Lynne NoreuilDr. Carly NovakMs. Patricia NovoselMr. John NowakMrs. Kimberly NowakMr. and Mrs. Ryan NyeMr. and Mrs. James J. O’Connor, Jr.Mr. Eric OdellMr. John OgnarMrs. Julie OleshanskyMs. Valerie OlmsteadMs. Denise OlsenMs. Amy OlshanskyMs. Karen O’MalleyMrs. Rebecca OppenheimMrs. Jenn OrzeMr. and Mrs. Lukajz OziebloMs. Suzanne PachtmanMs. Kelly PapanekMr. and Ms. Adam ParisMr. and Mrs. Salvatore ParlatoreMr. and Mrs. Daniel PennMr Daniel PennMr. and Mrs. Timothy PenniseMr. Perlmuter and Mrs. Grossman

PerlmuterMr. and Mrs. Chris PhennerMr. Zach PinasMrs. Jennifer PingMr. Chris PinionMr. Mike PittsMs. Amy PlotnickMr. Paul L. Pluta and Mrs. Joanna

Pluta-BrownMr. Matthew PolickeyMr. David PooleDavid PortMs. Holly PowersKatie Prast

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Mrs. Jena RadnayMr. Theodor RaduMr. and Mrs. Theodor RaduMrs. Nicole RapaczMs. Michelle RapisardaMr. and Dr. James RayMr. Scott Reiter and Mrs. Niamh

Whelan-ReiterMrs. Meaghan Reshoft RNSarah Herzel ReyesMr. Jason ReynoldsMrs. Marion RiceMr. Doug Ringwald and Ms. Lara

GolanMr. and Mrs. Robert RizzieRJ Schmitt &AssociatesMr. Charles RobertsMs. Rebecca RobertsMr. William J. RogersMr. and Mrs. Wilfredo RomanMrs. Elizabeth RomanoMr. and Mrs. Stu RosenMrs. Carly RosenthalRotiMs. Jennifer RowlandMr. and Mrs. Aaron RudbergMr. and Mrs. Nathan RuggMs. Patricia SackMs. Juliana A. SainatiMs. Staci SaltzmanMrs. Lisa SalvatoreMr. and Mrs. David SandersMr. and Mrs. William SandersMr. and Mrs. Richard SarhaddiMr. David SauermanDaniella ScalzittiMr. and Ms. Peter SchaffMs. Elizabeth SchenckMr and Mrs. Michael SchenkMr. and Mrs. Todd SchneiderMrs. and Mr. Sharon SchwartzMs. Angela SearsMr. Arthur SegilMrs. Hilary SempleMr. Dan ShachtmanHeather ShafferMrs. Urvi ShahMrs. Natalie ShamieMrs. Mary ShapiroMs. Pam ShermanMr. and Mrs. David ShpizMs. Nicole SilvaMrs. Rachel SilvermanMr. Kenneth SimonMr. Michael Simon and Ms. Claire

SufrinMr. Matthew J. SimoneauMr. and Mrs. Jock SimpsonMrs. Liz SinardMr. Chris A. SinatraMs. Julia SingerMrs. Parita SinglaMs. Daisie SiskaMs. Erica SitkoffMs. Patricia SmallsreedMr. James SmithMrs. Katie Pease SmithMr. and Mrs. Peter SmithDrew SobczakMs. Margarita SotoMr. William Souder

Mr. Thomas SoukupMr. Matt Sparapani and Ms. Alison

NewberryMr. and Mrs. Vito SperandoMs. Kristin SpieldennerMrs. Wesley StanleyMr. Maxwell StewartMr. and Mrs. Kevin P. StinemanMr. and Mrs. Jeremy StonehillMrs. Erin StrattonMrs. Stacy StutzMrs. Kelly SullivanMrs. Liza Sullivan and Chris HipschenMr. and Mrs. Dan SundtMr. and Mrs. Ryan SutherlinMr. Christopher SwiderKatrina SwistonMr. and Mrs. Tony TangMs. Christie TateMs. Christy TaylorMr Brent ThelenMr. Calvert ThomasMs. Nancy ThompsonMr. Stephen ThurerMr. and Ms. Stephen TilleyMs. Andrea TingueMrs. Melania TinocoMr and Mrs. David TorbeckMrs. Simone ToubesMs. Anne TremmelDr. Angela TueboMr. and Mrs. Andrew TuritzMrs. Meredith TutterowMr. and Mrs. Peter ValaitisMrs. Melanie VanderLaanMr. and Mrs. Nick VanderzwanMr. José VargasMr. and Mrs. Himanshu VyasMr. and Mrs. Patrick WagenerAnna WagnerMs. Katie WalbrunMs. Jill Waldeck and Ms. Jess WaldeckMr. and Mrs. Ryan WalshMrs. Jennifer WalshMs. Diane WangAlex Waz

Ms. Malgorzata WebbMrs. Barbara Weber and Ms. Laura

MyersMr. and Mrs. Alvin WeinbergMr. Keith Weinstein and Ms. Karie

WerderitsSamuel Weinstein Family FoundationMs. Ivy WenMrs. Megan WestMr. and Mrs. Robert WetzelMs. Charlotte WhitakerMr. Gregory White and Ms. Leslie

DavisDr. Cindy WhittakerMr. Mike WidellDr. Helen WidlanskyMr. Michael WielgopolanMs. Heather WilhelmVincent WilkMr. and Mrs. Peter WilsonMrs. Molly Wilson-JarvisMs. Sheryl WineMr. and Mrs. Scott WinicourMs. Barbara WoodKaren WoodhouseMr. Jason WrightPatty and David WynerYong YimMs. Jacqueline YoungMs. Jillian ZaffMr. Max ZiesmerNathan & Jocelyn Zivin FoundationStephen ZownoregaMr. George Zsolnay

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REVENUES

EXPENSES

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LEADERSHIPBoard of Trustees as of December 2013CHAIRPaul Sutenbach

Global Market Development Manager, ITW Deltar Fuel Systems

PRESIDENT & CEOSheridan Turner

Kohl Children’s Museum of Greater Chicago

MEMBERSPat Anderson

Vice President, Corporate Controller & Chief Accounting Officer, A.M. Castle & Co.

Anthony A. ArmadaPresident & CEO, Advocate Lutheran General Hospital and Advocate Lutheran General Children’s Hospital

Brian BaerPresident, Dominick’s

Jack Ball, Jr.Senior Vice President, Morgan Stanley

Erin Beavers Civic Volunteer and LeaderLauren Blair

Partner, Pedersen & HouptDarryl Bradford

Senior Vice President and General Counsel, Exelon Corporation

David S. BuhlVice President, ThyssenKrupp Materials

Lori CarlsonCFO and General Manager, Rotary International

Kirstin Carruthers Civic Volunteer and LeaderEran Cohen Managing Director, Wells Fargo

Capital FinanceStephen Cummings

Chief Executive Officer, Hewitt EnnisKnupp

Catherine DeLeeuwVice President and Administrative Complex Manager, RBC Wealth Management

Mike FarrellPresident, Advocate Children’s Hospital

Nancy FirferSenior Advisor, Metropolitan Planning Council; Former President of Glenview

Arthur J. FogelExecutive VIce President and Managing Director, Northern Trust

Dan GaryTransaction Advisory Services Partner, EY

John J. HamillPartner, Jenner & Block

Tim HannahsSenior Vice President Managing Director, Fifth Third Bank

Carolyn HendersonLiteracy Coordinator, Academy for Urban School Leadership

Eboni C. Howard, Ph.D.Principal Early Childhood Specialist, American Institutes for Research

Dennis HowarterPartner,PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP

Symeria HudsonVice President, Global Home Therapies, Baxter International

Mark S. JonesDirector, Global Portfolio Management, Fresenius Kabi USA, LLC

Jennifer Durham KingCo-Chair, Capital Markets Group, Vedder Price PC

Anthony LicataSenior Partner, Shefsky & Froelich

Robert Lisk President, Benchmark Homes Bryan R. Malis

Managing Director, Altair Advisers LLC

Sean McCrackenVice President, Treasury Management, Wintrust Financial Corporation

Terry B. McDougallDirector of Marketing, BMO Financial Group

Dawn MeinersCivic Volunteer and Leader

James J. O’ConnorManaging Director, MVC Capital, Inc.

Marcia OwensPartner, Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP

Jeanine RaquetVice President- Agency Sales, Allstate Insurance Company

David “Duke” ReyesCEO, Reyes Holdings LLC

Carl RutsteinSenior Partner and Managing Director, The Boston Consulting Group

Brad SerlinPresident, United Scrap Metal, Inc.

Rod SmithExecutive Vice President, Human Resources, Anixter

Dean G. Stieber Partner, KPMG, LLPClaudia Temple Assistant Treasurer, Global

Risk Management, Mondelez International

Dana Traci Vice President, Talent Acquisition,

Development and Diversity, Discover Financial Services

Dan Verdeyen Senior Director, Business Systems,

CDWSusanna Ver Eecke Civic Volunteer and LeaderRachel Winer Executive Vice President, Account

Director, Leo BurnettSherman Wright Managing Partner,

commonground

PAST CHAIRSDonna Sims Wilson

Executive Vice President, CastleOak Securities, L.P.

W. Fritz SouderManaging Principal,RCP Advisors, LLC

CHAIR EMERITUSFrederick H. Waddell

President & Chief Executive Officer, Northern Trust

FOUNDER & LIFE TRUSTEEDolores Kohl

President & CEO, Dolores Kohl Education Foundation; Founder, Kohl Children’s Museum of Greater Chicago

LIFE TRUSTEESThomas Donahoe

Retired, PricewaterhouseCoopersDiana Mendley Rauner, Ph.D.

Executive Director, Ounce of Prevention Fund

John J. SchornackRetired, Ernst & Young

Estelle WalgreenFounder, Hispanically Speaking News

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AUXILIARY BOARDSas of December 2013

The Board of Governors of the Kohl Children’s Museum of Greater Chicago is committed to raising money to broaden the Museum’s base of support through fundraising and events and raising awareness of the Museum’s exhibits and outreach programs through corporate and business networking in Chicagoland.

Board of Governors

PRESIDENTEran Cohen

Wells Fargo

MEMBERSCheryl Braude

First Bank of Highland ParkThomas Brinkworth

Sun Life FinancialT.J. Brown

Mohawk Manufacturing and Supply Co.

Doug DuMarsKraft Foods

Steven FineLaw Office of Steven H. Fine

Matthew GibbonsThe PrivateBank

Chuck GitlesAmerican Chartered Bank

Greg HaywardCivic Volunteer and Leader

Dean KalantGozdecki, Del Giudice, Americus & Farkas LLP

Andrew Lauck BDT & Company, LLC

Elizabeth LesnerNorthern Trust

Michael LeveFitness FormulaClubs, Lincoln Park

Rusty MagnerMeeker-Magner RiskManagement

Paul MelvilleGrant Thornton

Michael PittsFirst National Bank of Omaha

Robert RothECC Insurance Brokers

Robert RussellHome Run Consultants

David ShpizKindred Partners

Max StewartNorthern Trust

Michael TalagaBofA Merrill Lynch

The Women’s Board of the Kohl Children’s Museum of Greater Chicago is committed to supporting and enhancing the Museum’s commitment to children by extending the Museum’s base of support to include individuals, families and philanthropic organizations and promoting and sustaining the development of exhibits and programs.

Women’s Board

PRESIDENTSusanna Ver Eecke

MEMBERSSarah AlshouseWendy BakerAlison BorlandErin BurkeCarisa ConleyBethany CrockerCarrie DiamondClaire DwyerTiffany EricksonSusan FlosiDeirdre FranklinLisa GinsbergLeslie GronckiSarah Ann Harris

Carrie HughesChristina KlineMeredith MazurErin McNultyKatie MeehanKristen NovellineHolly PatienceBridget PenniseAlison RandallMollie ReaEmily ReynoldsKirby RichardsKerri SchoonyoungMargot SpytekAmanda SundtMelinda TuritzKendra WallaceAlicia WatersPage Wilson

SUSTAINING MEMBERSCatherine BartonBeth BeelerAmanda BonnellNicole DraiJennifer GradyJulie LipfordAdriane McKnightJennifer RiceEmily WynerMeggan Zabel

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PROGRAM ADVISORY COUNCILThe Program Advisory Council of Kohl Children’s Museum of Greater Chicago provides input on education issues to Museum’s education and exhibit departments, facilitates collaborations with schools and other community organizations, and evaluates the Museum programs, exhibits and educational services.

CHAIRCarolyn Henderson

Academy for Urban SchoolLeadership

MEMBERSAlexandra Altman

Civic Volunteer and LeaderErin Beavers

Civic Volunteer and LeaderAmy Booth, Ph.D.

Northwestern UniversityStephanie Bynum

Kohl Children’s Museum of Greater Chicago

Kirstin CarruthersCivic Volunteer and Leader

Caryn FriedmanThe Joseph Sears School

Kathleen HartGlenview Public Schools

Heather HeaveyNorthern Suburban Special Education District

Eboni C. Howard, Ph.D.American Institutes for Research

Jennifer Durham KingVedder Price

Erika Miller-GrayKohl Children’s Museum of Greater Chicago

Mady LesnikCivic Volunteer and Leader

Wendy MorganMusician

Alice MossDePaul University

Sue Offutt, Ph.D.McCormick Center for Early ChildhoodLeadership – National Louis University

Kaney O’NeillONeill Contractors Inc.

Jan Perney, Ed.D.National-Louis University

Deanna SainatiCivic Volunteer and Leader

Sandy SchafernichOne and Only

Luz Maria SolisCivic Volunteer and Leader

Liza SullivanThe Alliance for Early Childhood

Sheridan TurnerKohl Children’s Museum of Greater Chicago

Kendra WallaceCradle2College

Heather Warren, Ph.D.Rush University

Joyce WeinerOunce of Prevention

Lana WeinerGertrude B. Nielsen Child Care andLearning Center

Molly Witten, Ph.D.Clinical Psychologist

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STAFFExecutive OfficeSheridan Turner

President & CEODeShawaun Mitchell

Executive Assistant

Public ProgramsStephanie Bynum

Vice President of Programs

EducationErika Miller-Gray

Director of EducationPat Knable

Education ManagerSarah Mack

Education SpecialistJulianne Medel

Education SpecialistTeresa Osorio

Education SpecialistZachary Pinas

Education SpecialistBeth Savage

Education Specialist

ExhibitsHelen McGuire

Director of ExhibitsRudy Garcia

Exhibit Technician Shop SupervisorMarsha Jackson

Exhibit TechnicianTom Schneider

Exhibit Technician

Visitor ExperienceVito Gioia

Director of Visitor ExperiencePatrick Hogan

Team LeaderAdrianne Saavedra

Team LeaderCaroline Sopko

Team LeaderChris Weise

Team LeaderJim McDoniel

Sr. Exhibit Guide

Business AffairsBill Sanders

Vice President of Business Affairs and CFO

AccountingDiane Pekar

ControllerDwayne Brown

Accountant

Human ResourcesMary Collins, SPHR

Director of Human Resources and Volunteer Services

Sales & Community RelationsTony Infusino

Director of Sales & Community RelationsJoe Mampe

Manager of Sales & EventsBrigid Walsh

Group Sales Coordinator

DevelopmentBrook McNulty

Vice President of DevelopmentLisa Narotsky

Manager of Individual GivingClair Daney

Manager of Corporate & Foundation GivingAnna Boltz

Development AssociateGarnet Miller

Administrative Assistant

MarketingDave Judy

Senior Director of Marketing & Public Relations Adam Cardoza

Marketing & Communications Associate

Facility & OperationsCurt Adams

Vice President of Facility and OperationsBeverly Hatchett

Custodial Supervisor

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