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Making a Difference...One Child at a Time |
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MTF Mission Statement
| The Mothers Trust Foundation is a non-profit organization supporting social service providers by offering assistance to children in need in Lake County, Illinois. We make benefits and opportunities available which cannot be obtained from other sources. Our goal is to assist children in trouble or crisis, raise awareness of children's needs, link needs with community resources and provide opportunities for volunteers to be involved.
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Jim Baumann, President
Karen Bush, Vice President
Larry Neal, Treasurer
Dick Day, Secretary
Sue Abderholden
Theo Figliulo
Joannie Keller
Dick Litzsinger
Rommy Lopat
Susanne Slaughter
Mike Newsome
Kirk Trofholz
Emelie Ventling
Julie Wendorf
Karin Woie
Roycealee Wood
Cheri Richardson,
Executive Director
Barbara Monsor, Founder,
Executive Director Emeritus
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| Greetings! |  Welcome to our first ever electronic Annual Report. In an effort to "go green" and save dollars, we have opted to send our Annual Report via email to as many of our donors as possible. We hope you will appreciate this effort to cut expenses. Should you want a paper version of our report for any reason, please phone the office.
"Making a difference to children in need or crisis - one child at a time." What does that mean? It means providing a wig for a young girl with alopecia so she can go to school and "fit in". It means giving needy families coats to keep them warm in the winter. It means helping a teenager with no family support pay the fees to be able to graduate from high school and look forward to the future. It means giving help and hope to a child who is in a difficult circumstance through no fault of their own. It's what we do at Mothers Trust Foundation in collaboration with many agencies, organizations, and individuals every week throughout the year.
We are proud to be able to tell you that in 2009, we served close to 2000 children with grants totaling nearly $125,000. The grants ranged from pack-n-plays for babies to gas cards that enable recipients to get to jobs. The lists of items we provide is extensive and always changing. MTF service partnerships with the professionals who bring us requests remained strong throughout the year and according to a year-end survey; we are often the link that keeps a family in their homes and children completing their educations.
The economy did present challenges in 2009 and we were not spared. Limited funding required us to place a moratorium on housing grants in the late summer/early fall, but by the end of the year a hugely successful Betty Bash, as well as heart -warming generosity from a number of old and new donors, brought us to a successful fiscal year end.
We are already involved in a very busy 2010. Our resource fair with our service partners was held in March and the Friends and Mothers Trust Teens have exciting plans for drives and events. The MTF Board is involved with updating the Strategic Plan and the Service Committee continues to meet each Wednesday to consider grant requests. On behalf of the children we serve, thank you for your support and interest in Mothers Trust Foundation.
Sincerely,
Cheri Richardson Jim Baumann
Executive Director President, MTF Board of Directors
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| Are We Making a Difference? | 
Each year, we evaluate the efficiency and effectiveness of our service program where we make weekly grants in response to requests from our professional partners. A client satisfaction survey is sent to social workers who are frequent users of our services. We ask whether the benefit we provided made a difference, if we were easy to work with, and what we can do to improve. Here are some of the responses we received in 2009.
"You are the best encouragement to me (Director) and to our families. You are fair and have a heart for little needs. Thanks for being there."
"Thank you for helping my students experience playing an instrument! They would not have had this opportunity without your organization!"
"The only thing that could make them better is if they received more donations. They already help so many agencies and do such a good job. MTF just needs more so they can keep doing what they do in excellence."
"Cribs have been so gratefully accepted by clients as a safer sleeping environment. Our SIDS statistics are decreased since the Back to Sleep campaign was initiated. Plus mom gets a better rest & is able to cope better."
"We are very thankful for your support. Some students could not attend without this financial help. This equals job training, which equals future jobs."
"They were able to improve their quality of life and restored belief in community support." "They were able to stay in school and finish their programs and ultimately graduate and pursue employment!""Families were very appreciative. Students received experiences and memories to last a lifetime." 94% of survey respondents gave Mothers Trust a score of 5 out of 5 when asked to rate the MTF benefit to their client. 93 % responded with a score of 5 out of 5 when asked to rate the ease of working with Mothers Trust. We make an impact!
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Mothers Trust Teens Hold Spring and Fall Drives
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 The first MTT "Baby Drive" was held in the spring of 2009. The Lake County Health Department PAGES and Strong Families programs were the recipients of baby and maternity clothes, board and cloth books, children's cd's, toys, bathing supplies and other baby items.
NICASA was also a drive recipient with collections of board games, books, outdoor sporting equipment and games delivered to enhance the lives of the 6-12 year olds who attend daycare while their Moms are attending classes. A caravan of 6 vehicles delivered the goods to these worthy programs making it a very successful first collaboration.  In the fall of 2009, Mothers Trust Teens hosted the 2nd Coat Give-Away for families in the North Chicago School District and surrounding communities. More than 450 coats were collected, as well as hats, scarves, mittens and other articles of warm clothing.
The North Chicago High School boys basketball team helped set up the clothing before the crowd arrived. As you can see from the happy faces, the efforts were greatly appreciated!
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Service Summary 2009
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Requests Granted - 900
Children Served - 1851
Dollars Spent - $122,515
Number of Youth Served by Community
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Antioch
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23
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Lindenhurst
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4
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Beach Park
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35
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Mundelein
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34
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Deerfield
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14
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North Chicago
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277
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Gages Lake
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22
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Park City
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34
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Grayslake
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35
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Round Lake
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45
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Gurnee
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106
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Round Lake Beach
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60
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Highland Park
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10
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Rnd Lake Heights
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5
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Highwood
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6
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Round Lake Park
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28
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Ingleside
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10
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Vernon Hills
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22
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Island Lake
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10
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Wadsworth
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7
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Lake Bluff
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18
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Wauconda
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11
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Lake Forest
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2
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Waukegan
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768
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Lake Villa
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18
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Wildwood
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12
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Lake Zurich
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6
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Winthrop Harbor
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10
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Libertyville
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31
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Zion
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185
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Youth Served by
Category
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| Paying it Forward | 
More than 100 students from Lake County High Schools Technology Campus went to school on a Saturday in January 2009, to raise money for Mothers Trust Foundation.
Throughout the morning, seven teams competed in a Xbox Madden '09 video football tournament. Culinary students sold breakfast and lunch items they had prepared, a band played in the front entry way collecting tips, and cosmetology students sold haircuts at a discount. Prior to the event, students at the high school gathered cash donations. Through these efforts, the students raised $2,743 for Mothers Trust Foundation.
Mothers Trust Foundation is a long-time supporter of students who attend Lake County High Schools Technology Campus. The Tech Campus provides classes in culinary arts, computer science, auto mechanics, cosmetology, audio visual, and computer graphic design, to name just a few. Students receive critical accreditation and in many cases, earn college credits for their work. But, many students who are accepted into the programs cannot afford to buy the class materials that are necessary. That's where Mothers Trust comes in. In the 2008-2009 school year alone, MTF granted more than $10,000 to benefit 38 students. In the end, the students were more than willing to give back to the organization that gave them so much.
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MTF Receives Catholic Charities Special Recognition Award
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 Mothers Trust values the collaboration with our service partners in our efforts to help clients receive the best possible result. Referrals from and cooperation among agencies allows us to serve our clients more thoroughly and efficiently.
Mothers Trust Foundation was the recipient of a 2009 Special Recognition Award from Catholic Charities. The award recognized Mothers Trust "For Your Dedicated Support of Catholic Charities." Not only does MTF receive frequent requests for assistance from Catholic Charities for families they are helping, but Mothers Trust and Catholic Charities often pool their resources to assist with grants that are too large for either group to finance on their own. Catholic Charities is also a resource for MTF when a family needs more care than we can provide.
Pictured in the photo above are Father Michael Boland, Catholic Charities Adminstrator, President and CEO; Cheri Richardson, Mothers Trust Foundation Executive Director; Nancy Wells, MTF Service Committee Chair; and Ray Swaback, Catholic Charities of Lake County Services Board of Advisors Chair.
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First Annual Founders Celebration Held
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 In June of 2009, Mothers Trust Foundation held the first annual Founders Celebration honoring retired founder, Barbara Monsor. More than 70 people attended the event at the Gorton Community Center, home to MTF. Barbara thanked those in attendance for helping Mothers Trust Foundation strive to make a difference, one child at a time. "Tonight is really just a thank you to everyone here who worked together to make it happen," she said.
She also voiced appreciation of the community support that helped MTF grow from a small group around a kitchen table in 1998, to a foundation that had granted over $1,000,000 to more than 10,000 children in Lake County since it's inception. Barbara spoke about members who had been instrumental in beginning the foundation and distributed special recognition awards to Heidi Baumann, Colleen Day, Carrie Erzinger, Ginny Fagen, Susie Faucher, Theo Figliulo, Nan Goebel, Cherie Hrusovsky, Lori Julian, Colleen Muldowney, and Allison Pasquesi.
Also recognized for their continued generous financial support of Mothers Trust were the Trustmark Foundation, the Judy Family Foundation, the Garrett Family Foundation, Church of the Holy Spirit, First Presbyterian Church of Lake Forest, Dona and Dick Litzsinger, and the Irene and Milton Weed Foundation.
State Rep. Karen May presented Barbara with a special proclamation on behalf of State Sen. Susan Garrett, State Rep. Kathy Ryg and the General Assembly of Illinois stating that "Barbara Monsor made the decision to focus her passion for children, her knowledge of social services, her faith in volunteerism and her desire to make a difference, into a single idea which became the Mothers Trust Foundation." The evening concluded with a musical presentation by The Golden Strings.
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2009 Betty Bash In the Beginning...
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Mothers Trust Foundation reached new heights this year at the Betty Bash, held September 18 under the big top tent at Lake Bluff Golf Course. The Betty Bash, an annual all-women's event, attracted more than 270 women and raised over $85,000 for children in need in Lake County. A local taste of Lake Bluff and Lake Forest provided epicurial delights from Bluffington's, Catering by Kenny, The Daily Grind, Deer Path Inn, Francesca's Intimo, The Grille on Laurel, Lovell's, South Gate Cafe, Starbucks, & Sunset Foods. A selection of wines was available courtesy of Terlato Wines International. A fabulous silent auction, a vintage fashion show by Go Fish Vintage with modeling by Mothers Trust Teens, and music and dancing to singer and DJ, Jerry Armstrong completed the evening. The event was chaired by Jeanne Alt and Catherine Driscoll.
Also pictured are Jane Rubin and Sue Slaughter.
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Our Generous Donors
Many Thanks from Mothers Trust for your generous support
throughout 2009
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$10,000 and Above
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$1-$999 cont.
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$1-$999 cont.
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Judy Family Foundation
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Lisa Feld
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Jennifer Moreland
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Shields Township
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Sally Ferguson
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Sheila Morelli
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Trustmark Foundation
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Maria Ferretti
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Morris Family Foundation
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United Way of Lake County
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Theo Figliulo
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Julie Morse
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Katherine Fluri
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Robin Mueller
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$5,000-$9,999
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Patricia Foley
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Margaret Mullen
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Barilla America
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Dr. James Fondriest
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Barbara Munder
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Church of the Holy Spirit
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Susan Fowler
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Mary Ellen Nash
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First Presbyterian Church of
Lake Forest
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Constance Fowler
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Pamela Neal Suter
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Garrett Family Foundation
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The Frame Forum
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Debrah Neal
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Gorter Family Foundation
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Andrea Frevert
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Jodie Nedeau
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Donald & Byrd Kelly
Foundation
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Kathleen Friedman
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Carol & Stephen Newman
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Dona and Dick Litzsinger
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Roberta Frush
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Nielsen-Massey Foundation
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Joseph G. Nicholas Foundation
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Gail Gamrath
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Terri Ann Nissly
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Irene M. & Milton R. Weed
Foundation
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Carol Gayle
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Sandra Noble
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$2,500 - $4,999
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Jay and Jeri Geraghty
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Jill Nolan
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Abbott Laboratories
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Julie Geraghty
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Paula Nordeen
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Anonymous
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Gerhard's Bakery
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Janna Nugent
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Heidi and Jim Baumann
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Diane Geschke
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John & Nancy Ochi
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Baxter International
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Tom & Alice Gibson
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Linda Oeffling
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Kevin D. Gorter Memorial Foundation
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Julie Gibson
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Donna & Mark Oldenburg
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Dana Hansen
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Joy Gibson
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Suzanne Otterbeck
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Help them to Hope
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Lisa Stokes Higley
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Valerie Papastefan
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Inovasi Restaurant
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Melissa Giordano
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Ted and Pat Paaquesi
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LC Area High Schools Tech Campus
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The Glass Canvas
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Alison Pasquesi
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Lake Forest Bank
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Go Fish Vintage
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Sheryl Passilino
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Nielsen Massey Vanillas and
Foundation
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Michael Golm
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Suzanna Pearson
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Union Church of Lake Bluff
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Fran & Don Goostrey
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Perfect Cleaners
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Xerox Corportation
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Julie Gottshall
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Cheryl Pettit
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Grace United Methodist Church
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Phoebe & Francis
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$1,000 - $2499
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Lynn Granstrom
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Nell & Richard Pike
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Anonymous
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Gwen Gregory
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Cheryl Pliskin
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Baxter International
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Maureen Griffith
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Beth Pollard
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Carolyn Beckett
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Jean Grost
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Lori Porpora
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Mary Jane Brady
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Jill Gruber
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Kathryn Posegate
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Dearborn Capital
Management
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Christine Guttman
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Loretta Power
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Liz Ervick
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Leslie Habjan
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Janice Price
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Mary Gesualdo
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Lauri Haibek
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Ruth Prpich
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Harlow Foundation
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Bridget Halloran
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Nancy Purpura
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Randolph Harrison
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Patricia Hall
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Quatraluna
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Magdalene Kalb
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Rebecca Hamlin
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Nicole & John Quick
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Lake Forest High School Honors
Society
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Carol Hannigan
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John & Dorothy Quinn
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Libertyville Sunrise
Rotary
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Michelle Hans
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Anne & Rodney Raymond
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Libertyville Township
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John & Donna Hansen
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Marjorie & Marshall Reavis
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Long Family Foundation
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Joyce & Ralph Hansen
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Kathleen Reidy
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Rommy Lopat
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Thomas Harboe
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Dean Reily
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Tighe and Margaret Magnuson
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Sandra Hart
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Richard & Margaret Reuter
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Barbara Monsor
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Alison Hartline
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Dawn Revenaugh
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Larry Neal
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Jill Havey
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Ed & Cheri Richardson
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Dr. Cheryl Perlis
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Winifred Hayes
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Heather & Timothy Richmond
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Robert Reusche
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Barbara Hazlehurst
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Sandra Riggs
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Trudy Roselle
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Philip & Suzanne Henderson
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Elizabeth Rochford
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John and Kathleen Schreiber
Foundation
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Jerry Hendron
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Edith Rogers
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Schuler Family foundation
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Caroline Herrera
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Carrie Rogers
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Judith Richman Torrez
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Linda Hicks
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Susi Rowe
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Tryst Beauty Relaxation
Education
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Lisa Hilgenberg
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Greg & Karen Royer
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United Way of LF Youth
Board
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Linda Hinde
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Susan Rubenstein
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Holli Volkert
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Gerald and Connie Hines Fund
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Jane & John Rubin
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$1-$999
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Judy Hitchmough
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Mary Rudnik
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Sue Abderholden
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Susan Hoaglund
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Jesus Ruiz
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Val Ackley
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Debra Hodges
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Susan Sabin
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Mark & Charoltte F. Ahern
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Michelle Holmstrom
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Stacy Salarity
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Pat & Russell Alberding
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Sherry Holson
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Suzanne Salzwadel Wisniewski
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Linda Allebach
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Houghton Mifflin
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Nancy Salzwedel
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Allstate
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Jennifer Howe
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Jeanne Sayner
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Jeanne Alt
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Andrew & Veronica Hunt
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Megan Sayre
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Mary Considine Andersen
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Robin Huszagh
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Cathy Schack
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Jennifer Andrew
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Cheryl Iwema
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Schiller, Ducanto &
Fleck
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Daria Andrews
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Peggy Jackson
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Gregory & Denise Schlax
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Diane Archibald
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Julia Jacob
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Liz Schuetz
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Susan Armbruster
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Michelle Jacobsen
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Karen Schultz
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Leann Asma
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Linda Jedlicka
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Christine Sefcik
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Lynne Atherton
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Emily Jennings
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Jay Seifried
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Dr. John Baif
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Mary Beth Jones
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Gretchen Seymour
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Steve Ballen
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Megan Jordan
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Julia Shackleford
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Sue and David Barkhausen
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Lori & John Julian
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Liz & Jeff Sharp
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Debbie Barnes
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Patricia Kapsalis
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Sally Sharp
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Catherine Batinovic
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Jaime & Betty Kaufmann
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Robin Sherwood
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Barbara Beard
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Brad & Joannie Keller
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Robin Sidell
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Wendy Beaver
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Barbara Kelner
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Alvin I. Siegel & Assoc.,
LTD
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James Beck
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Nancy P Kidder
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Constance Silvester
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Carloyn Beckett
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Judy Kim-Sindlinger
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Rose Ann Simpson
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Francis And Prudence Beidler
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Mary Kinzer
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Jenny Simpson
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Misty Bell
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Lori Anne Klavsons
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Mary Beth Singel
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Liz Bermingham
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Marci Klein
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Laura Dold Skinner
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Beth & Ronald Bernardi
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Sara Klise
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Linda Smaligo
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Pamela Bernardi
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Karl Knauz Motors Inc
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Laura K. Smith
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Marcia Berner
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Laura Knop
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Dana Smith
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Daniel Bernhart
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Koch Creative Services
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Nicole Snoblin
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Melissa Blake
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Stephanie Konsler
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Janice Sobinsky
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David & Luann Blowers
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Keith & Tracy Kreb
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Amy Sobut
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Paul Blume
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John & Kennetha Krehbiel
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Gail Spiel
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Dawn Bolles
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Susan Kueny
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Eugene Stach
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Suzanne Boren
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Lauren Kuetemeyer
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Sara & Daniel Stauder
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Jane Bradford
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Lake Forest Bookstore
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Hollis Steadman
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Shannon Bradley
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Lake Forest Shop
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Cynthia Stemler
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Lindsay Bransen
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Lake Forest Sportscars, Ltd
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Mary G. Stickels
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Sue Bro
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Carolyn & Marc Langs
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Helene Stone
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Laurel Bufe
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Brenda Latz
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Gale Strenger Wayne
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Marge Burda
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Nancy Lauter
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Marianne Stride
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Karen Bush
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Mark & Kris Lawless
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Julie Stride
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Aneta Bush
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Rita Lawless
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Susan Suhling
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Philip & Frances Calcutt
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Lee Lawrence
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Mary Sullivan
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Barb Campbell
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Lawrence Interiors
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Target
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Lydia & Clay Cannady
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Judith Lazarus
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Beth Teich
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Lance & Julie Carlson
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Le Bouton
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Marsha Temple
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Chris Carr
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Kathryn Leider
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Mary Faith Terkildsen
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Peach Carr
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Catherine & Paul Lemieux
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Tena Tessler
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Jerome & Marie Caruso
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Sarah Lemieux
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Bruce & Laura Thelen
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Valerie Ceckowski
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Lesser, Lutrey & McGlynn
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Thinking Caps
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Ken & Diane Chapin
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Terry Lynn Lesser
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Susan Thomas
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Patricia Charhut
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Kathryn and Richard Lethbridge
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Anna Thor
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Leigh Ann Charlot
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Meta & Lawrence Levin
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Patrick & Heather Thornton
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Veronica Chin
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Michael & Jakie Lewicki
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Laura Titus
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Sue Christianson
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Patricia Lewis
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Toffee Traditions
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Nancy Clark
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Lezlie Lenz Graphics
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Katherine Tomber
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John & Cathy Coath
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Carolyn Lill
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Helena & Ted Totman
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Kitty Cole
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John & Barbara Linnihan
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Loan Tran & Norbert
Riedel
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Betsy Conrad
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Mark Litzsinger
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Catherine and Kirk Trofholz
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Gwen Conzelman
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Kiersten Litzsinger
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Anne Maria & Dean Tsarwhas
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Nancy Coolley
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Robin Litzsinger-Kanak
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Michael & Patricia Tucker
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Virginia Cotherman
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Patricia Livingston
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Karen Tully
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The Coyle Foundation
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John Lo Giudice
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Helen Tunney
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Miren Crawford
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Kristi Long
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Priscilla Twombly
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Denise Curley
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Cathy Long
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Peggy Vail
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Patricia Curren
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Loop the Loop, Ltd.
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Brian & Jamie Vandenberg
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Kathryn Daddono
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Erin Lopez
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Mary Vandermay
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Lisette Daily
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Eva Losacco
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Mary Ellen Vanderventer
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Jennifer Daniels
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Claudia Lovelette
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Emelie Ventling
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Kelly Darkenwald
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Joan Lynch
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Marina Carney Vernon
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Kathy & Jim Dasso
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Susan MacFarland
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Ester Viti
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Captain John E. Day
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MacFund
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Voila
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Richard & Mildred Day
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Patricia Mack
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Christopher & Patricia
Walker
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John & Lynn Day
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Nikki Madsen
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Joan Weaver
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Richard Day, Jr.
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Cindy Makway
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Anne Weeks
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Anne Morgan Deacetis
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Cynthia Maloney
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Pamela Weischelbaum
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Judith DeGraffenreid
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Lynda & Bernard Maram
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Liz Weldon
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Debbie DeJean
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Karen Mardjetko
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Stephanie Welles
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Donald & Annick Deubler
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Wanda Marinic
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Nancy Wells
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Jamie DiCarlo
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Carol Mark
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Thomas & Julie Wendorf
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Donald & Donna Dieball
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Penny Marsh
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Kathy Wendorf
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Lynne Diedrich
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Sheila Marshall
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Maria Wetzel
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Alison DiValerio
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Laura Martin
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James & Susan Wicks
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Carmen Domm
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David Martinez
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Betty Lou Wilbur
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Sharon Doney
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Linda Matthews
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Sally Willis
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Colleen Douglass
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Robin Barnes Mattson
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Sarah Wimmer
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Catherine Driscoll
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Robin McAfee
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Adrienne Winemaster
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Sheila Dunn
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Marge McClintock
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Kathleen & Paul Witt
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Andrew & Jill Durot
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Julie McCormack
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Karin and Geoff Woie
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Dynamic Resources
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N. & A. McDougal Charitable
Fund
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Roycealee Wood
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Lois Ecklund
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Patrick McGrath
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Cynthia Wood
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David & Donna Einhorn
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Kristin & Terry McKinnon
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Wm.Wrigley Jr. Foundation
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EJ Mirage
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Nancy McLaughlin
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Theresia & Lloyd Yakes
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Eliza Custom Designs
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Phoebe McMillan
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Lisa Yakmalian
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Aileen Ellis
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James III & Anne McNulty
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Nancy Zaccari
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EMB One LLC
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Proachie Mehta
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Margareet Zaller
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Diane Errigo
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Charles & Donna Meyer
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Phil & Susan Zera
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Carrie Erzinger
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Nancy Mieling
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Zera-Allen I Fund
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Rosemary Espinosa
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Marianne Mocogni
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August & Roberta Ziccarelli
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Grace Everett
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Dow Molsbee
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Zion Township
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Eileen Faller
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Debra C. Moore
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Laura Zuckerman
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Farmhouse Creations
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Renato & Constance Mordini
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Making a difference in the life of a child is a gift that keeps on giving. We thank you for your past assistance and ask for your continued support in the future.Donations by individuals may be made online through our website at www.motherstrustfoundation.org or by mail to:Mothers Trust Foundation, 400 East Illinois Road, Lake Forest, Illinois 60045.We are also seeking additional corporate and family foundation support and would welcome an invitation to meet with you at your convenience.
Please contact Cheri Richardson, Executive Director
at 847-482-9189 and/or cheri@motherstrustfoundation.org
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