Let’s CHAT IWSChar Connell 3rd Vice President Sharon Smith Treasurer Angela Crews Recording...

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Let’s CHAT about IWS

O F F I C E R S

Lynda K. GivenBoard President

Elizabeth M. Hennessy Executive Vice President

Rosanne MerrillTreasurer

Michael DavisSecretary

Linda CelesiaVice President, Personnel

Tricia HennessyVice President, Board Development

Timothy B. JohnsonVice President, Investments

Adonna RobertsVice President, Services

Barbara WestoverVice President, Development

D I R E C T O R SKathleen M. BoegeCheryl CaveneyCarolyn CliftReuben Collins, DDSChar ConnellColleen CreightonAngela CrewsPat DanlyKathleen K. DeVineDiane DouglasKathleen M. FerketChristopher KleinNancy KrauseClaudio MontoyaJames W. PaulLynette PaulsenMark PignottiC. Rudy PuryearPetra Rissman, MDAmelia SantosCynthia SchollSharon Smith

A D V I S O R Y B O A R D

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

H O N O R A R Y D I R E C T O R S

Vernon ArmourBryan C. CresseyMuller DavisStewart S. DixonNathan P. EimerCynthia LandrethIrving Seaman, Jr.Allen SmartJames H. StackeJohn W. StimpsonJohn P. VolkmanRobert A. Woods

O F F I C E R S O F T H E A U X I L I A R Y

Pat Danly President

Cheryl Caveney1st Vice President

Nancy Krause2nd Vice President

Char Connell3rd Vice President

Sharon SmithTreasurer

Angela CrewsRecording Secretary

Cynthia SchollCorresponding Secretary

Lynette PaulsenBoard Advisor

A S S O C I AT E B O A R D

Peter Nam Co-President

Sarah WhitmoreCo-President

Charlie Corrigan Treasurer

Paul Whitehair Board Development Chair

Blair Kramer Team IWS Director

Josh Horvath Associate Board Website Manager

L E A D E R S H I P T E A M

Robin McGinnis, MSWChief Executive Officer

Helen Blovsky, CPAChief Financial Officer

Daniel Vittum, MDChief Medical Officer

Michelle Di Benedetto, MAVice President of Institutional Advancement

Milagros Fernandez, LCSWVice President of Family Services

Sheila Hall, DDSVice President of Dental Services

Joanne Leck, RN, CNM, CHCQMDirector of Quality Management

Michael Nudo, MNA Vice President of Operations

Steve Ochoa, MPAVice President of Human Resources

Dena Weitzman, OD Vice President of Optometry

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2 • Let’s CHAT about IWS

D E A R F R I E N D S :

Over the past year, we have reached out to our diverse constituency to discuss the role of Infant Welfare in supporting the health and well-being of Chicago’s children and families. As the primary healthcare home for thousands of patients in the Logan Square neighborhood and beyond, we continue to expand our community partnerships. In May, we launched a Leadership Circle, a community committee with local community leaders, social service agencies, school principals, and elected officials. Our yearly leadership breakfasts have kept us in touch with important community issues and facilitated collaboration with other key community organizations serving our patient population.

IWS has navigated major changes in the healthcare sector this past year. These changes include federal healthcare reform, revisions to managed care contracts, and an increasing need for our services in the local patient population. As IWS adapts to this challenging environment and expands its services, we will continue to keep our patients, supporters, and friends informed about new services and initiatives.

In 2014, Infant Welfare began an important phase of growth. We established the Child-centered Health & Advanced Health Therapies (CHAT) Program, and expanded our services to include speech and vision therapies for young children with developmental delays. During the coming year, we will reform our ground floor clinic to include a space for occupational therapy and sensory support for children on the developmental spectrum. The CHAT model coordinates existing and new child development services across disciplines to create more integrated patient care—and meet the acute need for early intervention services.

Finally, our extraordinary Auxiliary hosted many wonderful events this year. The passion and dedication of the Auxiliary’s 696 members significantly contributes to the success of IWS. If you haven’t yet been to an Auxiliary event, we highly recommend it! They truly are an inspiration.

It is important that we hear from you. You are the reason that the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago exists, and we could not continue to provide valued services to our deserving patients without you!

We look forward to “chatting” with you,

LY N D A K . G I V E N Board President

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

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Stay in touch with us! Your input is important.

The Infant Welfare Society of Chicago co-locates primary medical care, dentistry, optometry, child development, and behavioral health in one, easily accessible, central location. This integrated, multi-service model ensures barrier-free access to services and provides a healthcare home to Chicago’s neediest families.

The co-location model benefits patients by improving patient access, facilitating referrals to other clinic services, increasing collaboration among providers, and ultimately, improving health outcomes.

MEDICAL Pediatrics

IWS provides a centralized, multi-service clinic where children and their families can access well-child and acute pediatric care. On-site services include: annual physicals; acute care; immunizations; vision, hearing, and lead screenings; developmental and mental-health screenings; preventive health education; family planning services; and medical care for children with acute and chronic illnesses. IWS also addresses childhood obesity and related health issues through family-focused patient education and Eat Healthy!/Comer Sano! an obesity prevention program.

Well Woman Care

IWS serves its female patient population with on-site prenatal care, post-partum care, and family planning services. Patients receive high-quality prenatal care that includes health education and nutrition counseling. Gynecological services include pelvic exams, immunizations, mammograms, family planning, and gynecological health screenings.

DENTAL

Infant Welfare is one of the few community health centers in Illinois providing pediatric dental and orthodontic services to low-income children. The Dental Division, designed as a dental home for IWS pediatric patients, features seven dental suites. It offers pediatric preventive care, advanced restorative treatment, oral surgery, space-maintainers, and interceptive and comprehensive orthodontics.


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2,517 well woman care visits

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FAMILY SERVICES Child Development and Support Services (CDSS)

Child and Adolescent Counseling Services (CACS)

The Family Services Division provides services to children and families from prenatal through 18 years of age. Services include mental health counseling, child development screenings, infant mental health/postpartum depression therapies, social skills groups for children with special needs, and parent drop-in counseling. All services are provided by bilingual/bicultural therapists and child development specialists. Family Services also has psychiatric services available for children requiring medications.

The CHAT Model (Child-centered Health & Advanced Therapies)

One of the challenges faced on a daily basis by IWS Child Development Specialists is finding resources for low-income, Spanish speaking children who show developmental delays in the 3-6 age group. Statewide Early Intervention Program services stop at age 3—exactly the age when many children start to show delays in language and other areas of development. We encounter external waitlists of up to 2 years for these children when trying to refer them for evaluations and services.

CHAT is designed to address this concern and to fill this important gap in services. With the addition of speech and vision therapies and the upcoming addition of occupational therapy to our existing services, we will have the entire spectrum of special services to meet the needs of these children.

This year, as part of the CHAT model, IWS now offers speech therapy for children with developmental delays, in partnership with Lurie Children’s Hospital.

OPTOMETRY Only 18% of clinics in Chicago offer optometric services to low-income families and these clinics are tailored to adult patients. IWS is unique in its exclusive focus on low-income children. Our comprehensive pediatric optometry practice provides regular eye exams and prescriptions for free or low-cost glasses. The Pediatric Optometry Division has developed novel approaches to serve children with special needs, specifically those on the autism spectrum.

This year, as part of the CHAT model, IWS offers vision therapy. Vision Therapy, also known as vision training, is used to improve vision skills such as eye movement control, eye coordination and teamwork.

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Following One IWS Family

Through a Circle of Care

“Both Aliyyah and Abid agree – their favorite part

about coming to the doctors is the stickers! They also love to play

with “Teacher” (IWS staff member Elsa

Ruiz) who makes the waiting room fun! “

– Shiraz (Dad)

“The dentist (Dr. Khan, DDS) is great—he’s

always very calm and relaxed. He’s really good with all the kids. They

give us a longer time to accommodate Abbaas’s special needs, which we

really appreciate.” – Shiraz (Dad)

“When Abid was born, Diane (Diane Pastorello, APN, Certified Nurse

Practitioner) told me to talk to him and to explain what you’re doing. I didn’t really understand it, but I

watched her example and starting doing the same. Now, Abid is so

inquisitive. Diane is like their auntie.“ – Angie (Mom)

Meet an IWS Family.


“We had just learned of Abbas’s diagnosis and it was important to get our whole family

together. “ – Shiraz (Dad)

“See how they’re all running around and playing together? That would have never

happened before the group. That group was the beginning of their sibling relationship. We

all saw how Robin (Robin Rios, MS, MSW, Child Development Specialist and Therapist)

interacted with him and how he responded to her. We learned from her example.”

– Angie (Mom)

“I was so grateful for Elsa (Elsa Ortiz, MS, Child Development Specialist)

who came into the checkup visits. She taught me tummy time and gave me ideas on how to play with the babies. She’s

wonderful—she gave me her card and told me to

call at any time.” – Angie (Mom)

“We see the optometrist now because Diane told us that we need to get every child’s eyes

checked. It makes it really easy for us that we can come

to the same place with the same people. It’s comforting

for them, especially for Abbaas who has special needs. It makes a big difference

that we can keep them in a familiar routine.”

– Shiraz (Dad)

Angie and Shiraz take their 4 children, Abid, Abbaas, Aliyyah and Aleeza, for medical, dental, optometry and behavioral health services at IWS.

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OFFICERS OF THE AUXILIARY2013 – 2014

Pat Danly President

Cheryl Caveney1st Vice President

Nancy Krause2nd Vice President

Char Connell3rd Vice President

Sharon SmithTreasurer

Angela CrewsRecording Secretary

Cynthia SchollCorresponding Secretary

Lynette PaulsenBoard Advisor

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Polly PierceAudit Liaison

Celine LillieBylaws

Judi ThomasChildren’s Support Services

Alison DenistonDental Clinic Liaison

Susana LopatkaMedical Clinic Liaison

Cheryl CaveneyCeleste JacksonCoat Drive

Amy BaileyCommunity Outreach

Jackie AnglinEducational Enrichment

Cheryl CaveneyEvent Registration

Pat DanlyElise Klein2013 Holiday See Santa Party

Nancy Krause Renee MimicaHoliday Special Gifts

Minnie SandstedtCharlotte ShestokasHistorian

Carolyn BowmanIWS Staff Liaison

Rosanne MerrillMembership

Margaret TresleyNewsletter

Betty JohnsonNominating Committee Chairman

Carolyn BowmanElise KleinArlene SimunekJudi ThomasNominating Committee

Cynthia SchollPublicity & Communications

Cindy ZipparroResale Shop Liaison

Char ConnellSpeakers Bureau

Erin GeraghtyDeanna KoffronSummer Reading Program

Barbara WestoverWeb Site

Staley Da Bear, the official Chicago Bear’s mascot at the Auxiliary sponsored Educational Enrichment Program.

At the Auxiliary “See Santa Party,” this lucky little girl gets a big hug from Santa.

The FY14 Auxiliary Executive Board L-R –standing: Cheryl Caveney, 1st Vice President; Pat Danly, President; Lynette Paulsen, Board Advisor; seated: Cynthia Scholl, Corresponding Secretary; Nancy Krause, 2nd Vice President; Char Connell, 3rd Vice President, Sharon Smith, Treasurer; Angela Crews, Recording Secretary.

Auxiliary Message


L E T ’ S CHAT A B O U T T H E A U X I L I A R Y . . .

In this, our 101st year of service to the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago, the Auxiliary continues to embrace its volunteer and financial support of the Clinic with impressive energy and an ever-growing commitment!

Our centennial year in 2013 was one of celebration and reflection as IWS friends and family came together several times during the year to commemorate this remarkable milestone and fondly remember the people, events, and experiences that shaped the past century.

Established to commemorate our centennial, the Legacy Fund provided our members with the opportunity to contribute to a fund earmarked for a special capital expenditure. We are pleased to report that Legacy Fund donations totaled $20,500. Specific plans regarding the allocation of this money will be announced later this year.

From time to time, a program or project comes along that particularly resonates with our members, and certainly the CHAT program touches us with its work in addressing the needs of children with developmental delays such as autism. Last year, several of our chapters earmarked a portion of the proceeds from their benefits to CHAT. Total Auxiliary donations to the program reached over $4,000.

Thanks to the tireless efforts of our members, chapters continue to host successful fundraisers in their respective communities despite a challenging economic climate. As a result of their outstanding work, we surpassed our FY ’14 pledge by $100,000. Total donations were $650,000.

Membership recruitment efforts are successful as well. During the past fiscal year, the Auxiliary has added 32 members, bringing our total membership to 696 women in 13 chapters. The Auxiliary regards effective internal and external communication as integral to our success as IWS fundraisers and “friendraisers.” To that end, we communicate with our members in a timely and efficient manner through Constant Contact. Our Facebook page and website have been updated, and during the past year, we have received excellent coverage in the local media, spreading the word about IWS in the city and suburbs.

Throughout our century-long history, the Auxiliary has attached great importance to patient-centered initiatives. We continue to enjoy our collaborative work with the IWS Associate Board, in particular as it relates to the Chicago Marathon and back-to-school initiatives. Also illustrative of our patient and community outreach is our partnership with CD One Price Cleaners. Last fall, we sponsored our fourth annual Coat Drive, distributing more than 1,100 garments to our patients.

This past December, the Auxiliary hosted another successful See Santa Party. Over 800 children and their families attended. Educational Enrichment programs, focusing on areas such as literacy, science and health, remain popular with Clinic families. Other examples of patient outreach include our members’ donations of diapers, formula, baby clothes, toys, and books.

Our members are understandably passionate about their work on behalf of the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago. We are honored to partner with the IWS Board of Directors and the Clinic as we join forces to care for our city’s women and children in need. The Auxiliary takes great pride in our 100-year history of service as we build upon our extraordinary legacy and look forward to a bright future.

PAT D A N LY Auxiliary President 2013-2015


A M B A S S A D O R S AT L A R G E President: Antje Kalov Organized: 2009Active Members: 21Volunteer Hours: 616Contribution to Auxiliary: $650Fundraising/Special Events: Provide

Books to the Clinic

BA R R I N G T O NPresident: Celeste Jackson Organized: 1939Active Members: 15Other Members: 6Volunteer Hours: 1,692Contribution to Auxiliary: $20,784Fundraising/Special Projects:

Celebrate the Season Holiday Luncheon, Dinner with Julia

C L A R E N D O N H I L L SPresident: Suzanne AustinOrganized: 1948Active Members: 46Other Members: 48Volunteer Hours: 4,075Memorial & Honor Contributions: $500Contribution to Auxiliary: $98,982Fundraising/Special Events: Summer

Social, Sub-Urbanathlon Race, Vintage Charm Shop and Share, Luminaria Sales, The Snow Ball Dinner Dance, Progressive Dinner, Kay Rose Dinner, Daisy Dash Race, Bean Soup, Holiday Special Gifts

D O W N E R S G R O V EPresident: Joanne Small Organized: 1956Active Members: 17Other Members: 14Volunteer Hours: 478Memorial & Honor Contributions: $150Contribution to Auxiliary: $35,530Fundraising/Special Events: Perfect

Pairings Dinner, Bridge Leagues

F L O S S M O O R J U N I O R SLiaison: Lisa Komorowski Organized: 1963Active Members: 25Other Members: 40Volunteer Hours: Memorial & Honor Contributions: $125Contribution to Auxiliary: $8,200Fundraising/Special Events: Fall

Couples Event, Luminaria Sale, Spring Luncheon, End-of-Year Brunch

H I N S DA L E Co-Presidents: Lisa Harvey and

Elaine Davis Organized: 1913Active Members: 35Other Members: 40Volunteer Hours: 4,591Memorial & Honor Contributions: $200Contribution to Auxiliary: $81,235Fundraising/Special Events:

Tablescapes Luncheon, Mother’s Day Bags, Annual Baby Shower Luncheon, Junior Board Fundraising Activities including Hot Chocolate Sale, Junior Board Book Drive

L A K E F O R E S TPresident: Leslie Dhamer Organized: 1926Active Members: 84Other Members: 45Volunteer Hours: 4,540Memorial & Honor Contributions: $200Contribution to Auxiliary: $419,250Fundraising/Special Events: Antique

Sale

L I S L E / N A P E RV I L L EPresident: Rosalyn Sue BlairOrganized: 1964Active Members: 12Other Members: 4Volunteer Hours: 732Memorial & Honor Contributions: $150Contribution to Auxiliary: $18,400Fundraising/Special Events: Eyes to

the Skies of July Festival, Book Dramatization Luncheon

M O U N T P R O S P E C TPresident: Mary Ann StitakOrganized: 1955Active Members: 21Other Members: 5Volunteer Hours: 535Contribution to Auxiliary: $22,200Fundraising/Special Events:

Performance by Leslie Goddard portraying Jacqueline Kennedy

N O R T H S H O R EPresident: Elise Klein Organized: 1953Active Members: 13Volunteer Hours: 1,500Contribution to Auxiliary: $27,377Fundraising/Special Events: Cheers

for Charity at Sawbridge Studios, Mother’s Day and Easter Card Activities

OA K B R O O KPresident: Joyce Cox-Cunningham Organized: 1973Active Members: 63Other Members: 7Volunteer Hours: 3,895Memorial & Honor Contributions: $200Contribution to Auxiliary: $125,675Fundraising/Special Events: June

Baby Shower, Martini Medley, Mistletoe Medley

R I V E R S I D EPresident: Olga Sylvester Organized: 1913Active Members: 39Other Members: 15

W H E AT O NPresident: Betty Johnson Organized: 1957Active Members: 28Other Members: 8Volunteer Hours: 5,000Memorial & Honor Contributions:

$2,580Contribution to Auxiliary: $30,380Fundraising/Special Events: Golf

Outing, Luminaria Sales, Bean Soup Kits, Holiday Special Gifts, See Santa Party, Easter Baskets, Bridge Group, Games for Kids Fundraiser

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Assoc iate Board The Associate Board is an organization of active and caring young professionals dedicated to raising awareness among their peers of the local healthcare needs of the less fortunate and disadvantaged and the ways in which IWS serves those needs; supporting the programs and services of IWS through fundraising; and sponsoring and participating in volunteer opportunities.

F I S C A L Y E A R 2 0 1 4 A C T I V I T I E S

July 13: 5th Annual Sip, See and Be Seen Fundraiser at Jefferson Tap – event proceeds helped pay for Back-to-School event supplies

August 10: 3rd Annual Back-to-School event at IWS entertained kids with games, crafts and a bi-lingual musical entertainer and provided 50 bags of school supplies to IWS patients.

September 18: Associate Board Meeting

October 13: Bank of America Chicago Marathon (5 Team IWS runners ran and raised about $7,000)

December 7: Five-Year Anniversary and Thank-You Celebration at Vermilion Restaurant

March: 2014 Runners of Team IWS announced

May 2: Meet the Runners event at Theory for current and prospective Associate Board members

F I S C A L Y E A R 2 0 1 5 A C T I V I T I E S T O D AT E

July 12: 6 Mile Fun Run and Clinic Tour with Team IWS Runners and cheerleaders

August 9: 4th Annual Back-to-School event, sponsored by Fortune Brands Home & Security, entertained kids with games, crafts and a bi-lingual musical entertainer and provided 50 bags of school supplies to IWS patients.

August 9: Bag Toss Tournament at Will’s Northwoods Inn welcomed 50 people and raised more than $1,000 to support the Team IWS fundraising goal

September 8: Associate Board Meeting

October 10: Pre-race dinner at Maggiano’s, sponsored by Associated Bank

October 12: Race Day! 10 Team IWS Runners raised more than $17,000! Hospitality for runners and cheerleaders provided by Tim Johnson, member of the IWS Board of Directors. Family members, Auxiliary, Associate Board members and IWS Staff cheered on the runners from start to finish.

December 6: 2nd Annual Thank-You Celebration at Vermilion Restaurant


Become a member of the Associate Board! Find out more at iwsassociateboard.org.

Many thanks to our Back-to-School volunteers!

I remember going with my grandmother to

volunteer at Infant Welfare when it was on Halsted Street. When I took my two-year-old

son, Liam, to the Back-to-School event, he became the

fourth generation of Corrigans to be a part of the

IWS family. – Charlie Corrigan, Associate Board

Treasurer.

Honor Ro l l


Contributors to the Auxiliary The Infant Welfare Society of Chicago gratefully acknowledges the many individuals, foundations, corporations, and civic organizations that made generous contributions, grants, and commitments to the Infant Welfare Society.Thank you!

GIF TS FROM $10,000 AND OVER Fortune Brands Home and SecurityChristopher and Elise Klein

GIF TS FROM $5,000-$9,999Andrew and Cheryl CaveneyMark and Karen Koulogeorge

GIF TS FROM $2,000-$4,999Bruning Foundation Dr. and Mrs. George Caleel Mr. and Mrs. Charles Douglas Eric and Betsy ElmanTim JohnsonLynda Given Lessek and Peter LessekPaperworksDr. Petra and Randy RissmanJohn and Laurie SchaeferMichael and Cynthia SchollJaci Wyatt

GIF TS FROM $1,000-$1,999Stanley and Karen BrashearsMr. Joseph Cantore Mr. and Mrs. John Craig Mark and Pat DanlyDavid Weber Foundation Ernie and Elaine DavisPatty and Eric FessFrawley Family Foundation G.A. Construction Co. Inc Val and Bill Hall Matt and Leah Hilding Knaus Motors Steve and Elaine Luse, The Luse CompaniesAmanda MillerDennis and Mary Osimitz Jim and Polly PierceDean and Jacqueline Pisani Debra Price Robert R. McCormick FoundationMr. and Mrs. Lloyd Schooley Randall and Sharon SmithWells Fargo Bank Wozniak Industries, Inc.

GIF TS FROM $500-$999John “Spike” Abernethy Sarah Alter Michael and Amy BaileyLinda Barbara Clarendon Hills Bank Michael and Peggy ClearyCollaborative Marketing GroupCorum, LLC Connie CraigMr. and Mrs. Bob Cronin Scott and Sara DeKuiper Alison DenistonJames and Christine Farrell Fore Supply Co Nick Gaglione Steve and Lauren GoodwinGrayhair SoftwareMel Cooney Higgins Dr. and Mrs. William HopkinsonIpsen IncJozef and Denise Kavuliak Thomas and Marianne Kelly Kathy and Michael KregorKrieg Devault LLPMr. and Mrs. Al LaValle Mark and Celine LillieMcAndrews & Norgle, LLCEileen and Peter Monahan John and Pat Moran “Morris Wade Associates,Inc”Barbara MoserPancoe-Nakovich Group at Morgan StanleyAdrian PapaprokoRic and Kathleen PhillipsNicholas Polito, DDS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Tom Santefort Paul and Tammie Searles Tom and Arlene SimunekRichard SingerSingular Fitness, LLC Takeda Pharmaceuticals Terra Care Enterprises, Inc.Karen Trzaska UBS Financial ServicesVintage Charm Wheaton Bank & Trust Company

GIF TS FROM $250-$499Gus and Marilyn Athas Kevin and Jennifer Backus Robert and Mary Beth BenedictDaniel and Carolyn BowmanRobert and Eileen CraneAngela and Ken Crews Stephen and Gisele Crowe Gail DalyTimothy and Gina Dunning Don and Arlene EckmannFidelity Bank Oak Brook Laura Gates Keogh, Gates/Loth TeamMr. and Mrs. Robert Goldstine Margaret and Pat Griffin

Hinsdale BankDr. and Mrs. William Hopkinson Shari IntagliataMarisa Jackson Betty and Lance JohnsonBarb Kanzler Penelope KnopikAllison and Kurt Kohlmeyer Sue KorandaTravis K. Korella Margo Koval Paula Ladwig Greg and Elizabeth Laurence Daniel and Jamie Letizia Kristine MalkoskiMelissa and Jan Masopust Sue and John Mazeika Jonathan and Carol McCabe Kathy and Charles McKennaNicholas A. and Melissa Michaels Robert and Bev Mitchum Lucy Murphy George and Gerry Nicholau Karen and Eric PattonPhillips Martin Real EstatePolly PierceIl Poggiolo Ristorante, Inc. Merry Richards Jewelers Roberto’s RistoranteRustoleumDiane Scelze Shahriar and Colleen Shayhan Ann Spiotto Paula Jo StreicherIlyce Tamkin Trimarco Radencich LLCTony and Lori Ward Thomas and Jamie Weibel Wendi Williams Willowbrook Ford

GIF TS IN KINDA Passion for DetailA Royal Princess Party Abbey Resort Active Health ChiropracticAmerican Airlines Arrowhead Golf Club, Wheaton Park DistrictBeam, Inc. Carolyn Bowman Stanley and Karen BrashearsBrowning and Sons Burr Ridge Kettlebell Club Camelback Inn-A JW Marriott Resort/Spa CD One Price Cleaners Chalet Nursery and Gardens CenterChicago White Sox OfficeCiNi Hinsdale RestaurantClarendon Chiropractic Center Clarendon Hills Park District Classic Kids Photography Collaborative Marketing GroupCustom Grove Landscaping Gail DalyMark and Pat Danly


Dermatology & Dermatologic Surgery, Ltd. Doubletree by Hilton Drapery ConnectionsEbert Studios Betsy ElmanFar Niente Winery Five Seasons Family Sports ClubLaura Gates Keogh, Gates/Loth TeamErin GeraghtyGonnella Bakery Steve and Lauren GoodwinDebbie Heidecke Hinsdale Nurseries Hinsdale Racquet Club Hinsdale Music StudioJoe and Ellen HoobyarHotel Jerome HOWW ManufacturingHyatt Hotels-CAHyatt Hotels-Park Hyatt ChicagoHyatt Hotels-Grand Hyatt NYHyatt Hotels-Hyatt Regency ScottsdaleIl Poggiolo Ristorante, Inc. Indian Boundary YMCAInside Ideas Design Chris and Heather Jackson, Newell Rubbermaid James & Williams Jewelers Betty and Lance JohnsonKari Campos Photography Key Lime Cove Kinzie Hotel ChicagoChristopher and Elise Klein Mr. and Mrs. Don KnollLabroia Bakery CaféLaGrange Dental AssociatesLia Sophia Celine and Mark LillieLimelight MedSpaLittle Monkey Bizness Littman BrothersLong & Co. JewelersLucky Strike Lanes Marla Mangone Hoffend Margaret Kukuc Photography Masters TransportationMBC Fitness Katie McConnellKathy and Charles McKennaMcKray Memorial Golf CourseDottie Mele Dr. Robert Metcalf, DDSAmanda MillerPeggy MoriartyNabuki RestaurantNaperville Porsche Neiman Marcus Ooo La La Ottomo Ristorante ItalianoCandy PapugaRic and Kathleen PhillipsGlenn Pouleson DDS Rahl JewelersRazny JewelersReel Club Craig and Renee Richart Pam and Roger RudinMinnie SandstedtSass N ClassMichael and Cynthia Scholl School of Rock

Sea Glass Fine Art Segway Experience of Chicago, LLC Dr. Anil ShahSheraton Chicago Hotel & Towers Charlotte Shestokas Simply Beautiful Day SpaTom and Arlene Simunek David M. SinglerJoanne and Terry Small Smokey TomatoStonewall Orchard Golf Club Sylvan LearningTalley’s Kitchen and BarTeddy Kosof Salon and Spa The Academy of Music and Art, Inc.The Community House The Style ProjectThomas Fallon Photography Judi Thomas Tiffany & Co.Tom’s Price Furniture Co.Topaz CaféDr. and Mrs. Mark ToyomaTruffleberry Market Union League Club of ChicagoUnited AirlinesVermillion Financial AdvisorsWirtz Beverage Zabler Jewelers Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the Auxiliary Honor Roll. If you notice an error or omission or if you would like to change how your name appears on the Honor Roll, please accept our apologies and contact Maria Penland, Auxiliary Coordinator at 773-782-5041 or [email protected].

Contributors to the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago

THE AUXILIARY OF THE INFANT WELFARE SOCIET Y OF CHICAGO A special acknowledgement of heartfelt gratitude to the Auxiliary for its great partnership for over 100 years and for the extraordinary contributions of time, talent, and f inancial support. Again this year, the Auxiliary is the single largest contributor to IWS.

GIF TS FROM $50,000 Lloyd A. Fry FoundationPolk Bros FoundationVNA Foundation

GIF TS FROM $25,000-$49,999Owen Randall Rissman FoundationTopfer Family Foundation

GIF TS FROM $10,000-$24,999 A. Finkl & Sons CompanyPriscilla BillingtonHelen V. Brach FoundationFred J. Brunner FoundationThe Searles Fund of the Chicago Community

TrustA. G. Cox Charity TrustDelta Dental of Illinois Dr. Scholl FoundationFirst Nonprofit FoundationMichael Reese Health TrustMurin Family FoundationW.P. & H.B. White Foundation

GIF TS FROM $5,000-$9,999George A. Bates Memorial FoundationGeorge M. Eisenberg Foundation for CharitiesLynda Given Lessek and Peter LessekMr. Timothy B. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. William F. LloydArthur R. Metz Fund of Globe FoundationPerfection & GraceDaniel F. and Ada L. Rice FoundationArch W. Shaw FoundationThe Siragusa FoundationIWS Patients Team IWS 2013 Marathon supporters

GIF TS FROM $2,000-$4,999AnonymousMr. Vernon ArmourMr. and Mrs. William CarmichaelMs. Carolyn CliftMs. Colleen CreightonMr. Michael W. DavisFred and Helen Ellis Charitable FoundationMr. Gary FairheadMs. Kathleen FerketMs. Tricia HennessyMs. Elizabeth HennessyMr. & Mrs. Christopher J. KleinLeslie Fund, Inc.Mammel Family Foundation Mr. Martin McHale Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Harold Merrill


Lori and David SchnadigMr. and Mrs. William SmithThomas R. Toolis Living TrustChester D. Tripp Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. Frank WestoverMr. and Mrs. Benjamin Wolff IIIG H Zendt Charitable Trust

GIF TS FROM $1,000-$1,999Mr. and Mrs. William ArenbergGoldman, Sachs & CoDr. Evelina A. Habacon-HiladoMr. Craig HendersonMs. Karen KajmoThe James and Madeleine McMullan FoundationLaura MoranMs. Diane PastorelloMr. Gerald RissmanMs. Anne H. RossMr. M. Edward Sellers and Suzan D. BoydMr. and Mrs. James H. Stacke

GIF TS UNDER $1,000Ms. Susan AlexanderMs. Kathleen AngelAnonymous (2)Ms. Ruth ArendsLinda K. AsperDr. and Mrs. Hans Peter BacherMs. Desi BakalisDrs. Sandor and Susan BaloghMs. Nikki BappertMr. and Mrs. Pete BappertMr. George Bard IIIMs. Patricia BargerMr. and Mrs. Dan BarnettMr. and Mrs. Michael J. BaxMr. and Mrs. Russ BeckerMr. and Mrs. Tim BeckerMs. Kathleen BoegeMr. and Mrs. Jerry BonetMr. and Mrs. Steve BrandtMrs. Cynthia BrotenMs. Monika BuechelCardinal Building Maintenance, IncElsie CarterMr. and Mrs. Luigi CerasuoloMarynoel ChavezChemcraft IndustriesChopper Trading, LLCMrs. Anida Johnson CohenMr. and Mrs. John ColmanWilliam J. Cook Scholarship FundMr. Charlie CorriganThomas G. Cottell FundMr. Chris DanlyMr. and Mrs. Mark G. DanlyMr. and Mrs. Muller DavisMs. Catharine DeJulioMs. Christina Di BenedettoMr. Sal Di BenedettoMr. and Mrs. Sam Di BenedettoDr. Kate Dux and Mr. Matt TrowbridgeMs. Simone EdwardsMr. and Mrs. Nathan Eimer

Enivar Charitable TrustMs. Alexandra EscamillaDr. & Mrs. Dan EvansPatricia FlanaganMr. William FleishhackerMrs. William N. FloryMr. and Mrs. Douglas FrazierMr. and Mrs. Maurice FultonMs. Gayle GardnerMr. and Mrs. William B. GavinMarta Gazda-AuskalnisMr. Anil GeorgeKathleen GrabowskiJoan M. HansenDr. Basavaraj HaralenneMs. Erica HarrisMs. Mary HeatterMs. Beth HendersonMs. Mary C. HennessyMr. and Mrs. Leonard M. HermanMr. Sheldon HowardMr. Bob HughesLisa and Scott Humphrey Donor Advised Fund Mr. and Mrs. Mike JanoMs. Rochelle JonesMr. and Mrs. Harry KatseniosMr. and Mrs. Joe KazmierskiMs. Kristina KeatsMr. and Mrs. Norman KellerDr. & Mrs. David KimPenelope KnopikMs. Wilma KobeskiMr. and Mrs. Joseph KoehlerMr. John KouracosNancy KrauseMrs. Cathy LeschmanMr. Justin Lessek & Ms. Claire FinnMr. and Mrs. Angelo LeventisJill and John LeviMs. Jeannine M. LewandowskiMr. Walter LogueMr. and Mrs. Michael LulloMr. and Mrs. MacKenzieMarch of Dimes Birth Defects FoundationIrene McClendonDorne and Alexander McLuckieMorris Metcoff & Sarah Braverman TrustMr. and Mrs. David MochelMr. and Mrs. Frank ModelskiMr. and Mrs. Adam MoonMr. Michael MooreMrs. Connie MurphyDr. Coleen Napolitano and Mr. Brian MartinMr. and Mrs. NeelyMs. Sue NugentMs. Nora OcampoMr. and Mrs. Rick OsswaldPat PaganiMs. Liana PagniMr. Lou PassarelliMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. PaulsenMarie M. PayesMr. Andy PazerunasMs. Sue PekoeMs. Carol Penn

Betty & Thomas Philipsborn Philanthropic Fund Mr. Mark PignottiMr. Daniel PociusMr. and Mrs. Jim PoullMr. Phillip RaskinMr. and Mrs. Mike ReimerMs. Elisa RevelloRoberts Family FoundationMr. Donald RobertsMr. and Mrs. RobertsonMs. Shayna RubinDr. & Mrs. Ronald SageMr. and Mrs. Steven ScheibeJudy and David SchiffmanMr. and Mrs. John SeelyHon. Doug J. SimpsonMr. Allen SmartMrs. Genevieve T. SmithMs. Christine SocherSpecial Libraries Association - Minnesota ChapterMr. Joseph Sternberg and Mrs. Elizabeth

O’Leary-SternbergMr. and Mrs. John StuartMr. and Mrs. Rich StuckeyDr. & Mr. Brian StyerMr. and Mrs. Dan SugrueMr. and Mrs. James H. Swartchild, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William E. TaylorMs. Nadine ThorntonMs. Barbara TingleffMs. Mary ToccoMr. Calvin TownsellMr. and Mrs. Steve VandercarDr. & Mrs. Todd VermeerMs. Doina VisanMr. Mihai VisanMs. Susan WalkerMr. and Mrs. Samuel WeiserMr. and Mrs. Stuart WeissDr. Dena WeitzmanJudy & Leo WeitzmanMs. Jeri Sue WeltyMs. Sarah WhitmoreDr. and Mrs. Herbert WidgerMs. Christine Zahn

GIF TS IN-KIND Mr. & Mrs. Frank Westover Pin Curls LLPSidley Austin LLP

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

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fiscal year

2014 Financial Summary

2014 2013Public Support and RevenueContributions and grants:

Auxiliary $ 656,169 $ 658,815 Individuals, corporations and United Way 209,076 135,193 Foundations 491,583 381,634 Government 499,812 464,869

Patient service revenue 4,706,623 4,587,727 Juvenile probation 155,344 108,188 Investment return designated for current operations 586,994 124,974 Miscellaneous 3,704 12,837 Net assets released from restriction TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUE $ 7,309,305 $ 6,474,237

ExpensesProgram services:

Pediatric clinic $ 2,969,124 $ 2,820,320 Women’s wellness clinic 1,457,020 1,630,505 Dental clinic 978,073 1,016,027

Total program services 5,404,217 5,466,852

Supporting services:Management and general 1,282,868 1,342,133 Fundraising 368,794 377,041

Total supporting services 1,651,662 1,719,174 TOTAL EXPENSES $ 7,055,879 $ 7,186,026 Excess (deficiency) of public support and revenue over expenses 253,426 (711,789)

Other Changes in Net AssetsInvestment return not designated for current operations 131,9421 842,245 Board-directed endowment assets designated for current operating activities $(586,994) (124,974)Auxiliary support expenses $(247,019) (240,830)Total other change in net assets 485,408 476,441

TOTAL CHANGES IN NET ASSETS $ 738,734 $ (235,348)

Unrestricted net assets, beginning of year $ 17,240,995 $ 17,476,343 Unrestricted net assets, end of year $ 17,979,829 $ 17,240,995

AssetsCash and cash equivalents $ 885,159 $ 885,570 Accounts and other receivables 451,068 284,119 Prepaid expenses 70,194 109,704 Investments 8,661,654 7,776,599 Property and equipment (net) 8,297,751 8,668,221 TOTAL ASSETS $ 18,365,826 $ 17,724,213

Liabilities and Net AssetsLiabilities - accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 385,997 $ 483,218

Net AssetsUnrestricted 16,916,992 16,254,192 Temporarily restricted 234,783 158,749 Permanently restricted 828,054 828,054

Total net assets 17,979,829 17,240,995 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 18,365,826 $ 17,724,213

This summary of selected financial information is derived from the financial statements of the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago for the year ended June 30, 2014, which have been audited by Ostrow Reisin Berk & Abrams, Ltd. Copies of the audited financial statements are available from IWS upon request. Ostrow Reisin Berk & Abrams, Ltd. Has issued an unqualified opinion on the financial statements.

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