Annual Service Report

Annual Service Report
2016 -2017

Creating the stories behind
the faces...for 40 years.
nedsra.org

Our Core Values

• Service with Compassion
• Excellence and Quality

• Integrity • Commitment • Fun

Vision

An agency of excellence,
demonstrated by member partners
working cooperatively with Board,
staff and the community to enhance
the quality of life for each individual.

Mission

To serve as an integral partner with
our member park districts and villages

to positively impact individuals with
disabilities through diverse recreation
opportunities and community services.

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40 Years of Service NEDSRA Board of Trustees

This year NEDSRA began its 40th year of service. We Chairman – Paul Friedrichs, Lombard Park District
proudly reflect back on 40 years of outstanding programs Vice Chairman – Bruce Baum, Medinah Park District
and partnerships. NEDSRA has brought joy to many lives Board Secretary – Matt Ellmann, Wood Dale Park District
over these years. We have created a place for participants
to make friends, have a social life and participate in a wide John Bealer, Village of Schiller Park
range of programs and activities. Geri Estvanik, Addison Park District
As you review the Annual Service Report, you will notice Cathy Fallon, Oakbrook Terrace Park District
NEDSRA’s continued commitment to our participants. In
challenging financial times, we continue to put the people Greg Gola, Village of Villa Park
we serve first. Sara June, Butterfield Park District
This report reflects the many accomplishments of this Keith Knautz, Village of Glendale Heights
past year. A participant’s smiling face would not be Maryfran Leno, Itasca Park District
possible without the continued efforts and commitment Joseph C. Vallez, Bensenville Park District
of staff, partners and donors. Your essential support is
appreciated as NEDSRA enhances the lives of our
participants.
We are honored to be a part of this continuing legacy
which began 40 years ago.

Rick Poole Paul Friedrichs
Executive Director Chairman
Board of Trustees

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Youth Services

Celebrating our 40th year of helping our
recreation ... programs are designed to
allow for successful participation, impr

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youth grow and learn through
meet the needs of each individual,
oved self-esteem and confidence.

Ongoing programs and events such as Pool
School, Music Lessons, Horseback Riding, Cooking
Crew, Hip Hop Class, social clubs, community
outings and dances, promote developmental skills
while making friends and having fun.
Sensory Station had 2,750 visits in its second year
since opening in 2015. Sensory Station continues to
be a very popular drop-in opportunity, convenient
and beneficial for both youth and parents. Programs
such as Sensory Swim, Edible Sensory Fun,
Sensory in Motion, and Sensory Art Therapy were
able to combine traditional recreational activities
with a visit to Sensory Station for added sensory
stimulation and fun.
NEDSRA 4H Club completed its first year. Meeting every other Wednesday, the year-round club focused on
exploring new interests, building leadership skills, and making new friends. The highlight was presenting a
project at the DuPage County Fair International Night.
Winter Break Escape Camps, offering school holiday fun, expanded from two to three weeks. Participants
enjoyed movie outings, crafts, trips to museums, games, cooking, and visits to Sensory Station.
Summer Day Camps provided safe and structured fun for more than 70 campers for eight weeks. Five camps,
offered to specific age and ability groups, were jam-packed with arts and crafts, sensory activities, outdoor
games, swimming and field trips.

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Adult Services Creating the
stories behind
6 the faces for

40 years …
it is a pleasure
to watch our

participants
grow up with
NEDSRA. Our

adults are
forever young
in spirit, as they

enjoy their
leisure time
with a multitude
of choices in
programs and
experiences.

Cultural Arts is an important area of NEDSRA programming. Whether
it is performing, creating, being in the spotlight or in the audience,
individuals were able to develop skills, realize their potential, and
appreciate the arts through Photo 101, Theater Troop, Variety Club,
Dance Club, Creative Corner, art classes and theater shows.
The benefits of being social are endless. Social clubs, dances, parties,
bingo nights, bowling bonanzas, and seasonal celebrations provide
settings where every individual feels a part of a group, as friendships
and social skills are developed.
Hop on the van, find a seat, fasten your seatbelt…and it’s off to
another adventure. NEDSRA adults don’t miss much that is new, current
or popular. Community festivals, restaurants, shopping at the mall,
catching a movie, baseball games, football games, pool parties and
concerts – you will find our participants there having a good time and
being a part of the action.
Traveling near and far, our adults eagerly await each new trip! Whether
it is an overnight in Chicago, a weekend trip to Milwaukee, an excursion
on Route 66, a day hiking at Starved Rock, or a week exploring the
Grand Tetons and Yellowstone National Park, every minute of each trip
provides special experiences and memories.
TREC (Transition-Aged Recreation Experiences and Community),
our year-round day program for young adults continues to be popular.
Meeting on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, participants plan, shop and
prepare their meals, schedule and plan their activities, volunteer in the
community, and focus on their independence skills.
Being healthy and fit is important for all of us. Regardless of your
ability level, Adaptive Fitness, Water Exercise and Aerobics, Healthy
Cooking, and Bowling Club provide weekly sessions to gain skills,
strength, mobility, coordination and overall fitness.

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Special Olympics

“Let me win.
But if I cannot win,
let me be brave

in the attempt.”

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Basketball Junior
Basketball

The NEDSRA Huskies Special Olympics athletes competed in Track Swimming
15 Special Olympics sports. NEDSRA sent 43 individuals to compete and Field
at State Tournaments for Bocce, Gymnastics, Swimming, Track &
Field, Tennis, Golf, Floor Hockey, Bowling and Snowshoeing. Gymnastics Floor
This year, the Flag Football team had the opportunity of a lifetime, Hockey
as they were able to play a tournament at the Walter Payton Center
in Lake Forest, the practice home for the Chicago Bears! The Bears, Softball Soccer
along with Special Olympics Illinois, put on this tournament that
saw our Huskies go 4-0 in team play. As good as the games were, Golf Flag
our team got even more of a thrill meeting past and present Bears Football
players like Garret Wolfe, Charles Leno, Jr., Rashied Davis and Tom
Thayer, a member of the 1985 Super Bowl team.
Thanks to a generous donation from the Booster Club Supporting
NEDSRA Special Olympics Sports, all athletes got the chance
to attend the Sports Banquet free of charge! This was a great
evening at the Glendale Lakes Golf Course, with a delicious meal
followed by some great dancing. More than 80 athletes, family
members and coaches were in attendance, and we look to increase
that number in years to come!

Volleyball Tennis

Bocce Powerlifting

Snowshoeing Bowling

Partnerships Inclusion

Schools During the 2016-2017 year, NEDSRA
provided inclusion support to 96
The Experiential Community Education and individuals, as they participated in
Leisure (EXCEL) area of programming provides 130 programs in our member partner
recreational activities that support the Illinois communities. Afterschool and preschool
Standards of Learning to the special education program inclusions continue to grow
students within our member partner school districts. in popularity.
We implemented 130 EXCEL programs in the
past year. More than 1,300 students in special
education classrooms participated in these
programs. The most popular outings included a
train ride to Chicago, pumpkin and apple picking,
a behind-the-scenes tour at a police station, a trip
to Cosley Zoo, a visit to the DuPage Children’s
Museum, Morton Arboretum, and to NEDSRA’s
Sensory Station. In the summer, NEDSRA offers
recreation to three Extended School Year (ESY)
programs with three Special Education Cooperatives,
NDSEC, CASE and District 45. In these three ESY
programs alone, we served 675 special education
students.
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Synergy Adaptive Athletics,
a cooperative effort between
NEDSRA and Western DuPage
Special Recreation Association (WDSRA), provides a wide range of adaptive
sports opportunities including archery, wheelchair basketball, boccia, bowling, rock
climbing, fitness, soccer, swimming, and track & field. Synergy also provides equipment
and instructional support to athletes participating through their school teams.
Synergy hosted the Chicagoland Regional Boccia Invitational in December, 2016.
Competitors from 15 states and Canada participated in the two-day tournament. A coach
from Team Canada instructed a Coaches Clinic prior to the Tournament.

Synergy is now officially a part of the Chicagoland
Adaptive Climbing Club, a climbing club collaborative with
Shirley Ryan Ability Lab Sports program and Adaptive Adventures.
Our athletes have the opportunity to climb almost every
Monday of the year, either in Glendale Heights or in Chicago.

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Donate to our Scholarship Fund
Become a program volunteer
Be a buddy at the Track Meet
Create a team for the Golf Marathon
Share your ideas

You Can Make

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Help us expand our Sensory Station
Sponsor a child for a week at camp
Partner with us as a program sponsor

Adopt a program or participant
Share your talents

A Difference!

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Military Veterans Reach for the Stars Awards

Military Veterans

The Healthy Minds Healthy Bodies program supports our military veterans who are
injured or disabled and their families. The goal of the program is to improve the whole
health of the veterans through free fitness memberships, personal training for health
goals, and monthly networking events. These events have included latin and country
dancing, yoga, cooking, and healthy meal presentations.

This year we welcomed 27 new veterans into the
Healthy Minds Healthy Bodies program. Bridging the
gap from military service to community life, we provide
veterans and their families a “safe place” to get engaged
within the community.

"The program has given me a chance to reconnect
again with other vets, to establish that camaraderie
one felt while serving and to help others similarly
lost af ter lea ving the serv i ces." – Dave

2017 Reach for the Stars Awards

We are very proud of our award recipients and are
so thankful that they are a part of the NEDSRA team!
“Rising Star” Jake Boyko is a student at Elmhurst
College and started with NEDSRA as a Day Camp
Counselor. He is currently a co-leader of Camp
Spectacular and leads Special Olympics sports
and social clubs.
“Superstar Staff” Anne Tully, a full-time Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)
Therapist, has been working at NEDSRA for seven years, and has assisted or
led programs in every area during her tenure.
“Superstar Volunteer” Lisa Long is no stranger to Special Olympics and our
theater program, as she has been volunteering with us for many years. She loves
to spend time with her children and grandchildren when she is not busy giving back.

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Support Staff Support Staff
and Volunteers
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NEDSRA has a team of
120 dedicated support
staff who assist, lead
and drive in our seasonal
programs. In addition,
we have approximately
300 volunteers who
supplement our part-
time staff. Whether it is
one program a season,
one day a week, or five
programs a week, all of
our support staff and
volunteers are essential
to our ability to provide
quality programs and
meet the needs of each
participant. We could
not be successful
without their devotion
to NEDSRA and to the
people we serve.

Service 2015/16 2016/17
142,506 142,844
Service Hours Delivered
2014/15
619 Programs Implemented 123,184
96% Program Success Rate
96 Individuals Supported in Inclusions
142,844 Service Hours
7,573 Total Registrations Received
2,785 Total Distinct Individuals Served

Registrations by Age Group

Adult Senior
48% 6%
Preschool
16%

Youth
30%

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Understanding Our Program Fees Miscellaneous
Operational Revenue 14% 2%

Fund Development & Grants
19%

Partner Contributions 65%

NEDSRA Staff

Colleen Cline..............................Recreation Coordinator Jason Stubbeman......................Recreation Coordinator
Beth Corso..................... Senior Recreation Coordinator Sean Tovey, CPRP, CTRS ........Recreation Coordinator
Jamie Elam, CTRS.....................Recreation Coordinator Cathie Marron........................... Administrative Assistant
Sean Fritsch...................................Recreation Specialist Sue Martellotta.......... Administrative Services Manager
Maggie Goode........................... Recreation Coordinator Nora Sandoval.......................... Administrative Assistant
Carrie Henry, CPRP.................. Recreation Coordinator Jerry Barton, CTRS..........Superintendent of Recreation
Lori Miller, CTRS............................ Recreation Manager Rick Poole, CPRP............................. Executive Director
Megan Siebert, CTRS.................. Recreation Specialist

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Larry Roesch/NEDSRA Special Recreation Golf Classic

Thanks to the loyal and continued support of the Larry Roesch Family Auto Group and the
Bensenville Park District, the 25th Anniversary of the Roesch/NEDSRA Special Recreation
Golf Classic was a huge success! Nearly 200 golfers enjoyed an outstanding day of golf at
the White Pines Golf Club in Bensenville. NEDSRA Board and staff greatly appreciate the
individuals, local businesses and organizations for their generous contributions in helping
generate over $81,000 in revenue. Our sincere thanks to everyone who contributed to the
success of the 25th Anniversary year of the Golf Classic!

Thank you for your continued support of NEDSRA!

Jeannine Roesch’s Larry Roesch Volkswagen, Roesch Chrysler/Jeep/Dodge/Ram,
Roesch Ford/Ford Truck, The Roesch Family

Dinner Sponsor NEDSRA Golf Two Hole Sponsors PPG Industries
The Pinnacle Planning Team Sponsor Auto Trader/Kelly Blue Book Regional Truck Equipment
Glenn Binstein Family BMO Harris Bank N.A.
Group, LLC Beverage Sponsors CallOne, Inc. Co., Inc.
Lunch Sponsors Billy Casper Golf, LLC Crowe Horwath, LLP Olivia Roesch-Mikucki –
America’s Auto Auction Jeannine Roesch’s Larry Cukierski & Cochrane, LLC
Empower Retirement For Papa
Chicago / Cheap Keys Roesch Volkswagen of Maranon Capital, LP Worldwide Equipment
Locksmith, LLC Bensenville Medinah Weddings &
Wood Dale Bank & Trust Heidi Katz, Robbins Schwartz Sales, LLC
Media Sponsor Monroe Truck Equipment, Inc. Signature Events Zurich Insurance
Tribune Media Group Putnam Investments Morningstar Managed
Tri-Angle Fabrication & Body One Hole Sponsors
Golf Towel Sponsor Co., Inc. Portfolios American Westbrook
Tri-Angle Fabrication &
Insurance Services
Body Co., Inc.
Golf Ball Sponsor
MB Financial Bank

Raffle Sponsor
AXA Advisors, LLC

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Athletico Physical Therapy Special T Unlimited Comcast Spotlight Telcom Innovations Group
Carnica, Inc. – Your Body Topgolf – Wood Dale Complete Cleaning The Warranty Group
Tribune Media Group Topgolf – Wood Dale
Shop Alternative vAuto Company, Inc. Mario Tricoci – Bloomingdale
Chicago Parts & Sound, LLC Villa Park Lions Club, Inc. Matt Corso Village of Glendale Heights –
City Utility Equipment Co. West & Sons Towing, Inc. Tony DeBlasio, DeBlasio &
DeBlasio & Gower – Westmore Supply Co. Glendale Lakes
State Representative Gower – Attorneys at Law Village of Villa Park –
Attorneys at Law Monica DelAngel –
Pete DiCianni, Candidate Christine Winger Sugar Creek Golf Course
Mike Zoladz – The Horton BrightStar Care, WBBM Newsradio 780 &
for US Congress – Elmwood Park
Ill. 8th District Group/Risk Advisory Geri Estvanik 105.9 FM
Elmhurst Garage Door Solution Mike Fugiel Shauna Whitelock
Enterprise Holdings, Inc. Michael and Marianne Dan Wood
Factory Motor Parts Cash Donors & Fotopoulos Katie Wood
FGM Architects, Inc. In-Kind Sponsors Sean Gascoigne Wood Dale Park District –
Franky’s Red Hots – Addison Park District – Liz Grillos
Frank Spano Greg Handrahan Salt Creek Golf Club
INLAD Truck & Van Links & Tees Itasca Country Club Geena Zaval
Equipment Co., Inc. Lane, Bonnie and Gary Mindy Jack Marianne Zaval
International CARSTAR Mike Klufetos
Body Shop, Inc. Anderson Tom and Alice Lewaniak 19
Jaffe Films, Inc. Anonymous Laurine Machynia
Jeff Grams & The Grams Bensenville Park District – Paul Machynia
Family Jose Mareno
Kasab Multi Service, Inc. White Pines Golf Club Planning Resources, Inc.
Ketone Automotive Best Buy, Bloomingdale Chester Pojack
Konica Minolta Business Billy Casper Golf Steve Solesky
Solutions, U.S.A., Inc. Binstein Family Leticia Tait
Krage’s Service Center Jeff & Laurie Binstein Family
Len’s Ace Hardware
Luminite Control Helping Hand Foundation
Technology, Inc. Donna Brady – DuPage
McGarel Air, Inc.
Morgan Corporation Credit Union
Planning Resources, Inc. Butterfield Park District
Rainbo Oil Company Mike and Joni Byron
S & S Automotive Group CallOne, Inc.
Sentry Security Chicago Bears
Sikich, LLP Chicago Blackhawks
Chicago Bulls
Chicago Cubs
Chicago Tire
Chicago White Sox

Annual Donors and Golf Marathon Contributors

Sponsor The support NEDSRA receives from our many friends throughout the year is invaluable to
our programs and services. Our sincere thanks to those generous individuals, community
Wood Dale Park organizations, foundations and corporations who contributed to NEDSRA from May 1, 2016
District to April 30, 2017.
We would also like to acknowledge the overwhelming support of NEDSRA’s 20th Annual
Golfers 100 Hole Challenge Golf Marathon on May 4, 2016. We wholeheartedly thank the donors
who generously supported NEDSRA’s accessible vehicle replacement program. In addition,
Lisa Barrera we appreciate everyone who contributed to the success of the 2nd Annual BBQ Bash held
Glenn Binstein on April 22, 2017. We thank you for your commitment and support.
Jeff Binstein
Seymour Binstein Any donations received after April 30, 2017 will be acknowledged in future quarterly program brochures and the 2017-2018
Mike Byron Annual Service Report. We regret any errors or omissions. Please contact us at 630-620-4500 so we can correct our records.
Tom Connolly
Lisa Deets $ 5,000 + Knights of Columbus $500-999
Greg Gola Anonymous Father Boecker
Bob Griffin Glenn and Sandy Binstein Council 6090 Lane, Bonnie and Gary
Alex Hibbs Knights of Columbus Father Anderson
Mike Ludwig Knights of Columbus Jeff and Laurie Binstein
Dave Lynch McDonald Council 1911 Holy Ghost Council – Binstein Family Helping
Larry Montgomery 10325
Bob Pavelchik $1,000-4,999 Hand Foundation
Deb Pawinski Air Design Systems, Inc. Knights of Columbus Larry and Julie Binstein
Larry Reiner Seymour and Beverly St. Joseph Council Tom and Areina Connolly
Roy Rinaldi 14069
Mike Rylko Binstein Joe and Erin Donaldson
Sean Tovey Butterfield Park District Knights of Columbus Paul and Janet Friedrichs
David Wolf Canon U.S.A., Inc. St. Peter the Apostle Friends of the Glenside
City of Wood Dale Council 10884 Library
20 The John Egan Memorial Medinah Park District
Andi Stelzner Fund Kiwanis Club of Bensenville,
Trust Fund of the DuPage Wood Dale and Franklin
Friends of Handicapped Park
Community Foundation Kiwanis Club of Lombard
Children Stevenson Crane Knights of Columbus
Itasca Lions Club Service, Inc.
Kiwanis Club of Addison Village of Glendale Father John Barrett
Kiwanis Club of Elmhurst Council 8365
Knights of Columbus Heights Knights of Columbus
Village of Schiller Park St. Matthew Council 9893
Ave Maria Council 4456 Village of Villa Park Rotary Club of Lombard
Knights of Columbus Christ Walmart
Wood Dale Bank and Tom and Christine Wood
the King Council 11027
Knights of Columbus Damen Trust

Hildebrand Council 650

$100-499 Carrie Corona Linda Gryziecki Midwest Applied
Dennis Adams Pat Dowling Russell and J. Halleen Solutions, Inc.
Addison Park District Steve and Betsy Duede Gregory Handrahan
Dynamic Heating and Abby and Sharyl Hans Larry and Linda
Senior Club Tom and Patricia Harris Montgomery
Alliance Bernstein Matching Piping Company Donald Helmig
Susan Eddington David Hibbs Oakbrook Terrace Lions
Gift Program Craig and Dana Edwards Debbie Hunter Club
Mike and Kathy Altman Elmhurst College Illinois Tool Works Foundation
Michael and Caryn Andrews Timothy English Itasca Bank & Trust Co. Robert P. Page
Bank of America Employee Frank Esposito Jon Don, Inc. Robert Pavelchik
Mary B. Ferrese Dan and Dianna Kompanowski Veronica Pearson
Giving Campaign – Irwin and Arlene Fischman James Kowalsky Pasquale Perrone
Ruth Doherty-Marks Bruce and Catherine Karen Lesniak Planning Resources, Inc.
Joe and Bonnie Barrett Alexa Likens Rick Poole
Barbara Lynn Bell Flowers Lombard Junior Porter Pipe and Supply Co.
Arlene Bezark Geraldine Flowers Refrigeration Service Co.
Robert Bigony Cary Gabel Women's Club Roy and Carol Rinaldi
Michael and Joni Byron Gibbert & Associates P.C. John and Lisa Long Sam's Club
Bob Carlson and Kim Chao Bill and Judi Goldman Paul and Laurine Machynia Kenneth Smithson
Chicagoland Bowling Herb and Agnes Grams Randy Markowitz Tech Pro Inc.
Proprietors Association Gary Greenfield Ryan and Sandy Metcalfe The Direct Response
City Smiles – William Simon Lisbeth Grillos
Gloria Cole Resource, Inc.
Mark and Michelle Tovey

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Annual Donors and Golf Marathon Contributors

Michael and Shawn Maryann Grygiel Veronica I. Neuburger Legislative
Ward Ewald Hartwig Ronald and Dawn Support
Carrie Henry
Craig and Rose Watson William Irving Novak 2016-2017
Westmore Supply Co. Mindy Jack Nick and Kim Orlando
Windy City Orthopedic Dawn Jackson Norman Padnos Bruce Rauner, Governor, State of Illinois
Scott Jacobson Harry and Maria Pappas Jesse White, Secretary of State
Sales, Inc. George Kariotis Michael Pearce
Windy City Nancy Kett Sharon Pearce Illinois State Senators
Lynn Klufetos John Quigley John Cullerton, President
Representatives Keith Koc Frank E. Radja Christine Radogno, Republican Leader
Wood Dale Lions Club Tarin Kolnick Kristen Robertson Don Harmon, President Pro Tempore
Mary Wurzer Kenneth Kosek Mari G. Ropp Donne Trotter, Assistant Majority Leader
Up to $100 John and Krystyna Stacy Rupeiks Tom Cullerton, Senator
Timothy Abercrombie Karina Salinas Chris Nybo, Senator
Stefan Adler Kowalczyk Ed and Shelley Sandner
Richard and Anna May Jo Krafft Diana Scott Illinois State Representatives
Ryan and Hannah M. Ralph and Rita Seidl Michael Madigan, Speaker of the House
Anstee Dave and Patricia Jim Durkin, Republican Leader
Irene Bash Krombeen Barbara Flynn Currie, Majority Leader
Carl and Nancy Bash Joseph J. Laurie Shimanek Dan Burke, Assistant Majority Leader
Todd Berntsen Eve Leal Patricia Shimanek Patti Bellock, Deputy Republican Leader
Peggy Bertuca Christine Long J. A. Soliz Peter Breen, State Representative
Carl and Terrie Brader Dan and Sue Martellotta Alderman “Sonny” Kathleen Willis, State Representative
Del Bransky Alicia A. McGill Christine Winger, State Representative
Gina Damore Michael Melone Sorrentino
Anthony D'Astice Victor H. Mesenbring Kelly Stoskus Governor’s Office
Matt Ellmann Pamela Morong Michael Strom Mike Zolnierowicz, Governor’s Chief
Eleanor Erickson John and Vicki Muka Erik Tollakson
Michael and Marianne Ryan Murray Joe and Pat Welkomer of Staff
Donna and Lois Tim Nuding, Director, Office of
Fotopoulos
Arvin Futterman Nebraske Management and Budget
Ruth Garcia Sean McCarthy, Director for the
Garvey's Office Products
Department of Commerce and
Economic Opportunity

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Additional Support

Booster Club Supporting NEDSRA Special Olympic Sports

This year the Booster Club Supporting NEDSRA Special
Olympics Sports was able to sponsor the Annual Sports
Banquet, giving all of the athletes the chance to attend
free of charge! This banquet is an event that concludes
the Special Olympics sports year with recognition of
athletes, dinner and dancing. NEDSRA Special Olympics
athletes benefit in many ways from the Booster Club's
support throughout the year.

In-Kind Donations

NEDSRA extends a very sincere thanks to the following
individuals, businesses, and organizations who generously
contributed their time, talent, efforts and products to directly
benefit our many programs in the last year.

4th Degree Knights of Geri Estvanik Mike Klufetos Rizza Cadillac of Tinley Park
Columbus – Dr. Thomas Fatsoz Bar & Grill – Elgin Krage’s – Addison Shelley Sandner
Franky’s Red Hots – Addison, La Hacienda – Addison Steve Solesky
Dooley Assembly Lombard Fire Department Sundown Inn Pub –
Armand’s Pizzeria – Elmhurst St. Charles – Frank and Lombard Jr. Women’s Club
Bentley’s Pancake House & Maria Spano M & J All-In-One Auto Glendale Heights
Mike Fugiel Leticia Tait
Restaurant – Wood Dale Sean Gascoigne Repair – Glendale Heights Target of Glendale Heights
The Glenn Binstein Family Jim Gill Paul and Laurine Machynia Target of Villa Park
Angelo Caputo’s of Addison Liz Grillos Jose Mareno Mario Tricoci Salon & Day
Casale Pizzeria – Itasca – Home Run Inn Pizza – Mario’s Deli and Food Mart –
Hillside – Angela Thompson Spa – Bloomingdale
Rino Cocilovo Home Run Inn Pizza – Addison Two Chefs Restaurant & Bar
Chicago Wolves Dan Costello Bruce & Cathie Marron
Church Street Brewery – Mindy Jack McDonald’s of Glendale – Bensenville
Jewel-Osco of Addison USA Bouquet Company
Itasca Jewel-Osco of Glendale Heights Jason Waclawik
Matt Corso Heights Medieval Times – WBBM AM Promotions
Country House Restaurant Jewel-Osco of Wood Dale Shauna Whitelock
Culver’s of Addison & Lombard Kane County Cougars Schaumburg Windy City Amusement –
Eclecticville Orchestra Kie & Kate Couture Chris Mikucki and Cathy
Elmhurst College Students Ki’s Steak & Seafood Tony Salerno
Restaurant – Glendale Heights Roesch Dan and Katie Wood
of Social & Civic National University of Health Geena Zaval
Responsibility; Servant Marianne Zaval
Leadership Class Sciences – Lombard
Elmhurst Sky Zone Jim Palmatier 23
Judith Rambo

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Member Partners Addison Park District • Bensenville Park District

Butterfield Park District • Village of Glendale Heights • Itasca Park District
Lombard Park District • Medinah Park District • Oakbrook Terrace Park District
Village of Schiller Park • Village of Villa Park • Wood Dale Park District

There are many ways you can help!
See page 12.

How YOU Can Help