Impact Report FY21

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IMPACT REPOR| 1T| FY21

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OUTSTANDING FRIEND OF
ALUMNI AWARD CHILDREN AWARD

With help from Cunningham, ANTWUAN NEELY For nearly 34 years, PAM MATHEWS has given her
turned his life around and created a successful time, talents and heart to Cunningham Children’s
future for himself. Antwuan arrived at Cunningham in Home. As a teacher at Gerber School, our residential
1981 and lived here for two years. Up to the age of education program, for 27 years, Pam taught our
15, Antwuan lived in Chicago with his mother kids during the school year and summers,
but was ultimately placed in the care of DCFS. organized staff events and did things like repair
Prior to Cunningham, Antwuan had a stressful life clothing, glasses and jewelry for her students.
and was filled with mixed emotions. He didn’t know She impacted the lives of hundreds of kids and
what to do with his anger and confusion and often refused to quit on them. She also mentored many
felt unwanted and unloved. Once he settled in at staff who are some of the biggest difference
Cunningham, his life slowly began to turn around. makers in our education programs today.
At the time, house parents lived with the youth in Once her teaching days were over, it didn’t take
cottages on campus which made Antwuan feel like long for Pam to be back at Cunningham helping
he was part of a family. He felt more safe, calm and with the Kendall Gill Golf Outing and other events
secure. Antwuan built caring relationships with his like the Festival of Quilts and Homecoming
house parents who guided him toward reaching his celebrations. For the past six years, Pam has
potential. He went on to work at the University of also provided assistance at the Spiritual Life Center
Illinois, retiring after 28 years of service. where she organizes files and photos and
Today, Antwuan is President and CEO of Sierra Glass completes other tasks as an honorary member
Company in Champaign—the region’s first minority of the Advancement team.
owned glass supply service—and is committed Pam is the creator of the pictorial timeline in the
to bringing traditionally unrepresented groups, Heritage Room which showcases Cunningham’s
like women and people of color, into its training history and put together hundreds of chronological
program. Antwuan is also President and CEO of photo albums for former Cunningham residents to
Neely Procurement Solutions, focusing on building stop by and enjoy.
partnerships with manufacturers wanting to expand Her most recent project continues to add to her
their market footprint and operate in spaces incredible legacy. She co-authored a 60-page
requiring diversity and inclusion. history book for Cunningham’s 125th anniversary
Antwuan has shown a profound commitment to that can be shared with generations to come.
housing equity through his partnership with the Although Pam is not in direct contact with our kids
Housing Authority of Champaign County and also as much as she used to be, her efforts continue to
mentors others about investing in real estate or make an impact in supporting our youth and
in a minority-owned business. Antwuan owns at least families in a significant way.
10 quilts from past Festival of Quilts and gives back
to Cunningham in many ways, including fulfilling
Christmas wishes for our kids.

hope begins here Having made a legacy gift
Friends, to Cunningham Children’s
We have indeed experienced a year filled with uncertainties and many moving Home, Marlin and Denise
parts; yet, it has also been a year of growth and achievement for our agency. Livingston, pictured here with
Despite the challenges that have come with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic Advancement Committee
and workforce crisis, our amazing staff continues to persevere. They do a Chair Leanne Barnhart, are
remarkable job of anticipating and meeting the critical needs of the youth, proud members of The Cedars
adults and families we serve and I couldn’t be prouder to be part of such an Society. Learn more about
amazing team. The Cedars Society on page 14.
I am thankful for you, our generous donors, cadre of supporters, community
partners and friends who provide a collective power of hope that helps us
transform lives. Your faithful support and belief in the work we do empowers
us, allowing us to stay true to our mission to nourish hope so children thrive
and families flourish. Your prayers give us the courage to stay the course.
Simply put, and as is reflected in the following pages, your love and support
gives us the ability to help the youth and families we serve to heal, learn and
grow. We are so grateful.

Marlin Livingston

President/CEO

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5-YEAR
GROWTH

IN NUMBER OF
CLIENTS SERVED

CUNNINGHAM FY21 HIGHLIGHTS

794 children, adults and families served
352 full-time employees, 103 different positions across 13 different programs
84% of staff agree they personally make a difference at Cunningham
86% of staff believe Cunningham promotes spiritual care

In FY21, Cunningham was awarded REACCREDITATION by the EAGLE
Accreditation Commission. The primary emphasis of EAGLE
(Educational Assessment Guidelines Leading toward Excellence)
accreditation is excellence in Christian ministry, with a focus on how
organizations incorporate its Christian mission, religious heritage and
values throughout the organization and daily operations. Other areas include focusing on results and
outcomes, striving to improve, meeting legal and regulatory requirements, and ensuring privacy,
accuracy, accessibility and confidentiality of both client and staff data and information.

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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
J uly 1, 2020 - June 30, 2021
OPERATING RESULTS FY21 FY20

Residential........................................................$223,448................. ($535,696)

Education...........................................................365,121................... 1,426,078

Community Services.........................................(269,420)...................... (47,993)

Investment Income & Other Services.................361,824...................... 277,041

Administration...............................................(2,853,523)................. (2,359,088)

Advancement.....................................................568,262...................... 994,962 Team Cunningham

.T..O...T.A...L...O...P..E..R...A..T..I.N...G....R..E...S..U..L..T..S...........................(.$..1..,.6..0...4..,.2..8..8..)................................(.$..2..4..4..,.6..9...6..) Cunningham is a member of the Illinois
NON-OPERATING RESULTS.. ................................................................. Interagency Athletic Association (IIAA), an
Realized Investments Gains/(Losses).............487,537.35 .....................658,649 organization that encourages and rewards
Unrealized Investments Gains/(Losses).....(2,656,653.30)......................(89,931) good sportsmanship over winning in athletic
Change in Farmland Fair Market Value.........(3,223,407)....................(663,484) competitions. Cunningham participates in
IIAA soccer, swimming, softball, volleyball,
TOTAL NON-OPERATING RESULTS..... $6,367,598.................($94,766) basketball, and track and field competitions.
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS............. $4,763,310........... ($339,462)

3rd Annual STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES
CIRCLE July 1, 2020 - June 30, 2021

Academy SUPPORT & REVENUE FY21 FY20
Vermilion
Color Run Residential.....................................................$7,666,629................. $6,630,001

While the Education........................................................7,229,683................... 8,029,345
Color Run was
designed to be a Community Services........................................3,469,282................... 3,277,037
meaningful activity
for the school as a Investment Income & Other Services..............6,755,481...................... 202,445
whole, it was also
a chance for the Advancement..................................................1,238,812................... 1,648,934
students to reflect
upon their own TOTAL SUPPORT & REVENUE.......... $26,429,887............$19,787,762
personal growth
and share that with OPERATING EXPENSES
their friends.
Residential.....................................................$7,443,181................. $7,165,697
Education........................................................6,934,562................... 6,603,267
Community Services........................................3,738,702................... 3,325,030
Other Services......................................................26,059........................ 20,170

TOTAL PROGRAM EXPENSES........... $18,142,504............$17,114,164
Administration.................................................2,853,523................... 2,359,088
Advancement.....................................................670,550...................... 653,972

TOTAL EXPENSES............................. $21,666,577............$20,127,224
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS............. $4,763,310............($339,462)

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION Safe Space

July 1, 2020 - June 30, 2021 FY21 FY20 Our beautiful chapel in our
Spiritual Life Center is used for
many things...religious services,
ASSETS meetings, trainings, events and
Cash.............................................................. $2,642,116 ................. $4,596,185
now, even karaoke!
Other Current................................................. 2,267,075 ................... 2,549,592

TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS................... $4,909,191 ..............$7,145,777
Fixed Assets................................................. 21,337,520 ................. 20,794,860
Other Assets - Long Term.................................. 581,347 ...................... 651,938
Investments - Long-Term Portion................. 29,868,565 ................. 23,089,814

TOTAL ASSETS.................................. $56,696,623 ............$51,682,389

LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS

Current Liabilities.......................................... $2,343,720 ................. $2,005,378
Long-Term Liabilities/Debt........................... 10,040,036 ................. 10,127,454

TOTAL LIABILITIES............................ $12,383,756 ............$12,132,832
NET ASSETS...................................... $44,312,867 ............$39,549,557

TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS.....$56,696,623 ............$51,682,389

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hope begins here OUR CLIENTS BY RACE
Our youth loved the visit from the Urbana Fire Department.
0.1%-------AMERICAN INDIAN
--------------OR ALASKAN NATIVE
0.4%-------ASIAN
30.7%-----BLACK
4.9%-------HISPANIC OR LATINO
13.2%-----MULTI-RACIAL
0.8%-------OTHER
48.9%-----WHITE
0.8%-------UNKNOWN

COUNTIES WE SERVE

THROUGH COMMUNITY-BASED PROGRAMS

Our kids love to go fishing at the
many wonderful lakes in our area.

25.1% OUR CLIENTS BY AGE 1 .6% NORTHERN

20 YEARS AND OLDER

29.1% 15-19 YEARS ILLINOIS 1.3%
OUR COOK
30.7% 10-14 YEARS COUNTY
CLIENTS
14.6% 5-9 YEARS 92.9.%
BY
0.5% HOME CENTRAL
AREA
UNDER 5 YEARS
Nanodtea:dWultes served 794 children, youth
in FY21: 55.4% male, 44.2% 1.4%

OTHER

female, 0.3% non-binary and 0.1% 2.6% SOUTHERN
preferred not to answer.

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a place to call home | residential program

UNITED
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WOMEN DONORS

July 1, 2020 - June 30, 2021

Albion First UMW

Aledo UMW

Altamont First UMW

Anna UMW

Arcola UMW

Arenzville UMW

Argenta UMW

Ashland UMW

Assumption UMW

Athens UMW

Atlanta UMW

Atwood United Methodist
Women’s Fellowship
Looking UP
Barry UMW “Wow, what can
Belleville Signal Hill UMW
Belleville Union UMW
Bellflower UMW
Bement UMW - L.I.T.E.’s

Benld UMW With the remaining funds from a Champaign West Rotary I say about Ms.
Billett UMW Club donation for music instruments and other supplies for Libby? She’s
Bismarck UMW

Blandinsville UMW the Special Therapies Department, the team purchased a made immense
Bloomington Park UMW 9 Square in the Air game frame— an aluminum “court” piping progress since
Bloomington Wesley UMW system in which the squares are above the players heads. In moving into
9 Square, nine players work to keep the ball up and from the Girls Group
Bloomington Wesley UMW hitting the ground. Home. Libby
Ladies Outreach and Lunch has gained more
Blue Mound UMW independence,
self-confidence
Bonfield Evangelical UMW and respect from

Bonfield First UMW

Bradford Boyd’s Grove UMW The game helps our youth work on decision-making,
Bradley Wesley UMW cooperation, gross motor skills, hand-eye coordination,
Bridgeport - Petrolia UMW patience, sportsmanship and helps increase their frustration
Bridgeport First UMW tolerance. And it’s simple, fun, inclusive and evens the playing

Broadlands UMW

Burnside UMW field for all ages, skill levels and athletic abilities, so anyone her peers. We
Bushnell UMW can be successful while playing. have no doubt
Cabery UMW

Cache River District UMW Clearly a big difference between 4 Square and 9 Square is she will be ready
Calhoun Ebenezer UMW where your eyes are focused, on the ground below or on the for what lies
Camargo UMW sky above—much like the journey of our kids at Cunningham. ahead!”
Camp Point UMW Things are certainly looking “up” for Libby.*
Carbondale First UMW — Shacairy
Carlinville UMW Girls Group Home

Carlinville UMW Sarah Circle

Carmi Emmanuel UMW Through comprehensive programs and services, Libby has
Carrier Mills UMW learned positive coping and behavioral skills to help control
Carrollton-Christ UMW

Carterville UMW her major depressive disorder which includes persistent
Carthage UMW depression, lack of interest in enjoyable activities and low
Caseyville UMW Laurel Circle energy and pain. With hard work, Libby has achieved
Catlin UMW

Cedar Grove UMW academic success while participating in sports, choir and
Centralia Cornerstone Faith UMW other activities at Cunningham.
Cerro Gordo UMW

Champaign Faith UMW

Champaign First UMW

Champaign Mt. Vernon UMW 87% of youth who transitioned from our Residential Treatment
Chatham UMW Center went to a less restrictive setting, including living with a
parent or relative, moving to a group or transitional living home,
Chester UMW or into foster care
Chillicothe First UMW
Cisco UMW
Clay City UMW

Clinton UMW “I was given more freedom and opportunity.”
Coffeen UMW

Colchester UMW — Mason, 14, Residential Treatment Center
Colona UMW

Crescent City UMW

Cropsey UMW continued *Stories throughout the FY21 Impact Report are real but names may be changed and photos chosen to protect privacy.
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a place to call home | transitional living UNITED
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SNo pressure WOMEN DONORS

• 89% of Joe* became a youth in care due to neglect and abuse, July 1, 2020 - June 30, 2021
the young both mentally and physically, by members of his biological
people in and foster families. The abuse only got worse around Danville St. James UMW
our TL the holidays. Decatur First UMW
program When Joe came to Cunningham’s Transitional Living (TL) Decatur Garver Brick UMW
were program, he was introverted and self-harming. Over time, Decatur Grace UMW
employed through engagement and building relationships with staff Decatur Grace UMW Rebekah Circle
and young people in the house, he began to trust others. Delavan UMW
• 75% of the Still, because of the trauma he had suffered around the Divernon UMW
young adults holidays, Joe wanted to isolate in his room from Donovan UMW
discharged Thanksgiving to New Year’s Day. So, Patty, a TL staff DuQuoin First UMW
from TL went member for 23 years, had an idea. Durbin-Franklin UMW
to less Joe loved Mountain Dew and the show Family Guy so the Dwight UMW
restrictive staff made a Christmas tree for his room using Mountain East Moline Christ UMW
settings Dew cartons. They made ornaments and garland from East Moline Christ UMW Glory Circle
including pictures of Family Guy they printed out. On Christmas Day, East Moline Christ UMW
Independent the staff brought his gifts up to his room but didn’t pressure Patience Circle
Living him to join in the festivities with the rest of the house. East Peoria UMW
Joe was truly touched and overwhelmed by the presents he East St. Louis Trinity UMW
“The staff received from our generous donors and by the way his staff Edinburg UMW
and other tried to make Christmas special without pushing him. The Edwardsville Immanuel UMW
clients make next year, the holidays were a little better for Joe. He was Edwardsville St. John’s UMW
me feel like able to go downstairs and join the others for part of Effingham Centenary UMW
I have a Christmas and even ate Christmas dinner with everybody. Elkhart UMW
family.” Joe is now in his late 20’s and out on his own but the time Ellsworth UMW
he spent at Cunningham remains prominent in his heart. Elmwood UMW
— RJ, 19, TL House Embarras River District UMW
“Joe still calls us today and says he will always Enterprise West UMW
remember what Cunningham did for him. We helped Fairbury First UMW
him heal and gave him hope. Now, he is able to Fairfield Ellen Moore UMW
celebrate Christmas each year a little bit more and Fairview Center UMW
even comes back for Christmas with us sometimes.” Fairview Heights Christ UMW
Farina UMW
— Patty, Transitional Living Program Farmer City UMW
Farmington UMW
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Murray Circle
Forrest Chatsworth UMW
Galva Bishop Hill UMW
Geneseo First UMW
Gillespie First UMW
Gladstone UMW
Glen Carbon New Bethel UMW
Godfrey First UMW
Grand Prairie UMW Martha Circle
Granite City Nameoki UMW
Grant Park UMW
Greenfield UMW
Griggsville UMW
Hamilton UMW
Hammond UMW
Harrisburg First UMW
Havana UMW
Herscher UMW
Hills Grove UMW
Hillsdale UMW
Hindsboro UMW
Hoopeston UMW
Hudson UMW
Hull UMW
Humboldt UMW
Illinois River District UMW
Illiopolis UMW
Indianola UMW
Industry UMW
Island Grove UMW
Jacksonville Centenary UMW
Jacksonville Grace UMW
Jacksonville Wesley Chapel UMW
Joliet Grace UMW

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UNITED a place to call home | spiritual programming
METHODIST
WOMEN DONORS Filled with the Holy Spirit

July 1, 2020 - June 30, 2021 “I saw Owen grow in so You could see it on Owen’s* face. He was filled
many ways. A few years with mixed emotions. After years in Cunningham’s
Kankakee St. Mark UMW ago, when I commented Residential Treatment Program, things were about
Kankakee Trinity UMW on how I had seen him to change for him, and it was bittersweet.
Karnak UMW maturing, handling his Owen had made great strides to heal from a
Kaskaskia River District UMW anger, and managing his hurtful past and soon would graduate from high
Kempton UMW behaviors in more positive school. But because of an intellectual disability, he
Kewanee First UMW ways, he nodded his head would always need to live under the supervision
Kinmundy First UMW Twilight Circle and said, ‘A little bit of of direct care staff, so this milestone came with
Kirkwood Smithshire UMW Jesus makes a big a move.
Knoxville UMW difference.’” While considering programs within Illinois which
LaMoine River District UMW — Reverend Gay King Crede would enable him to continue to learn essential
Lancaster Parish UMW life skills and thrive, Owen found there was a small
Lawrenceville Zion UMW Chaplain pond located near one of the transitional living
Blessing Circle houses. Owen loves to fish, so a pond was a
Liberty Pleasant Grove UMW definite “plus” in his “want” column. Excited,
Lincoln First UMW yet nervous, about the possibility of moving
Litchfield St. Timothy UMW there, you could also hear the trepidation in his
Loda UMW voice as he said, “I hope they will want me.”
Long Creek UMC Belles The desire to feel wanted and to belong is
Macon UMW common with many of our youth because of the
Mahomet UMW trauma, abuse and neglect they have experienced.
Manito Community UMW However, our staff do an amazing job of providing
Manteno UMW expert care and building relationships with our kids,
Maquon UMW so they feel loved and wanted. Owen and Chaplain
Marion Aldersgate UMW Gay have a special connection.
Marion First UMW Owen has a great faith in God and was active
Marshall First UMW with the Spiritual Services programming at
Marshall First UMW Susannah Cunningham. He explored dozens of religions over
Wesley Circle the last several years with Chaplain Gay’s help—
Marshall Trinity West Union UMW sometimes a different one every week. Week after
Mattoon First UMW week, he discussed what he learned with her as he
McDowell UMW continued his efforts to determine what was best
Memorial UMW for him. Finally, two weeks before he was to leave
Metropolis First UMW Cunningham, Owen said, “I want to be baptized.
Middlefork UMW I’ve tried every religion and Christianity is the only
Minonk UMW one that works for me.”
Moline Bethel Wesley UMW The day before he left Cunningham, Chaplain
Moline Riverside UMW Gay baptized Owen. Many staff, who had become
Momence UMW Owen’s family, were there to witness the joyous
Monmouth First UMW occasion. Owen was truly filled with the Holy Spirit
Morton UMW as he began a new chapter in his life.
Mossville UMW
Mount Olive UMW After youth have had the opportunity to heal, learn and
Mount Vernon First UMW grow at Cunningham, they prepare to transition to another
Mt. Vernon Epworth UMW place and are given a quilt, hand-picked just for them, to
Mulberry Grove - Pleasant take as a reminder of the warmth, safety and love they
Mound UMW found here.
Murrayville UMW
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Neponset New Hope UMW
New Baden UMW
New Salem UMW
Newton Grace UMW
Niantic UMW
Nokomis Fairview UMW
Normal First UMW
Normal First UMW - Mercy Circle
Oakland UMW
Paris First UMW
Paris First UMW - Esther Circle
Parkersburg Charge UMW
Pawnee UMW
Paxton UMW
Pekin First UMW
Pekin First UMW - God’s Gals
Pekin Grace UMW
Peoria Bradley Epworth UMW
Peoria University UMW
Peter Cartwright UMW

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a good education | gerber education program

HEAVY “I’m not going to sugarcoat it. There UNITED
MEDAL were some really dark days where I METHODIST
was sad, frustrated, angry and wanted WOMEN DONORS
Jarrel* and his classmates in our Gerber to give up. But my family and friends
Education Program were treated to an really rallied around me to keep me July 1, 2020 - June 30, 2021
inspiring visit from Paralympian Nichole going and motivated. When you are
Millage and the energy in the classroom going through hard times, lean on the Petersburg UMW
was contagious. Like many of our youth, support you have around you.” Piasa UMW
the USA Women’s National Sitting Pinckneyville UMW
Volleyball Team gold medalist had — Nichole Millage, Paralympian Pinkstaff UMW
endured difficult times in her life, and Plainville UMW
she was excited to provide hope to our Pleasant Grove UMW
kids by sharing her own experiences. Port Byron First UMW
Powers UMW
During a Zoom session on the Smart Preemption UMW
Boards in all Gerber classrooms, Nichole Quincy Union UMW
explained what the Paralympics are and Quincy Vermont Street UMW
how she got involved and became a Rankin UMW
member of the USA Women’s National Ransom UMW
Sitting Volleyball Team. She also talked Roanoke UMW
about the adversity she faced when Robinson Otterbein UMW
she became an amputee after a 1998 Roseville UMW
boating accident. When students had Rosiclare UMW
the chance to ask Nichole questions, Rural UMW
they most wanted to hear about her Rushville First UMW
emotions and how she got through Salem Grace UMW
such a challenging and difficult time. Saunemin UMW
Savoy UMW
Nicole also took the opportunity to talk Sheffield Fairview UMW
about the importance of sportsmanship Sheffield UMW
at every level of sport. She shared about Shelbyville First UMW
her changing role on the team between Shelbyville Fourth Street UMW
the Rio and Tokyo Paralympic games Sherman UMW
as new teammates started to get more Sparta UMW
playing time. That seemed to especially Spoon River District UMW
resonate with Micah*, who said, “That Springfield Douglas UMW
is really good advice. I’m going to work Springfield First UMW
on getting better and cheering my Springfield Kumler UMW
teammates on.” Springfield Laurel UMW
Streator First UMW
Nicole concluded her visit by stopping Our Gerber Education Program Sullivan UMW
in every classroom. She was gracious in had a 100% graduation Sumner Beulah UMW
not only sharing her experiences, but rate of its seniors. Sunfield UMW
also letting youth and staff touch and Swan Creek UMW
hold her four Paralympic medals. “A lot of staff saw me at my Tolono UMW
“This medal is HEAVY!” Jarrel said. worst and did everything Tonica UMW
“I never would have thought the they could to help me. Toulon UMW
medals would all be so different.” Even when my cooperation Tremont UMW
Jarrel was not shy to show his wasn’t the best, no one Trenton UMW
excitement and admiration for Nichole. gave up on me.” Troy UMW
“You inspire me!” he said. “Thanks for Tuscola UMW
coming to visit with us.” — Holly, 17, Girls Group Home United Methodist Women, Inc.
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Vermilion River District UMW
Villa Grove UMW
Virden/Girard UMW
Walnut Grove UMW
Walnut Grove UMC Evening Stars
Warsaw Trinity UMW
Watseka UMW
Watson UMW
Weldon UMW
Weldon UMW Martha Circle
Wenona St. John’s UMW
White Chapel UMW
Williamsfield UMW
Williamsville UMW
Willow Hill UMW Quilting Group
Xenia UMW

a good education | circle academy education program

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This Way To HOPEaaaCHURCH DONORS

July 1, 2020 - June 30, 2021

Aledo UMC Negative and hopeless described 11-year-old Melody* when she arrived at CIRCLE
Academy Vermilion (CAV). I’m ugly, I HATE school, and I’m so much trouble, no
Aledo UMM one wants to help me, were things she said almost daily. She was defiant and
Allerton UMC aggressive in the classroom, often refusing to complete tasks and would yell, swing
Altamont First UMC at staff and rip up homework papers. She struggled to keep up with a daily hygiene
Athens-Cantrall UMM routine which impacted her self-esteem.
Arthur UMC
Arthur UMC Crafty Crafters
Belleville Union UMC

Bellflower UMC Students, like Melody, who participate in our CIRCLE Academy Education Programs
Bloomington Park UMC in Urbana and Rossville live with their families in surrounding communities. They
Bondville UMC Panera Group

Boulder UMC have unique behavioral and emotional challenges which have prevented them
Bourbonnais Grace UMC from being successful in a public-school environment.
Bourbonnais Quilting with Grace UMC

Bushnell UMC Melody’s outbursts and low self-esteem stemmed from the absence of validation,
Canton Wesley UMC structure or nurturing care on a consistent basis. The CAV team responded by
Cantrall UMC

Carbondale Grace UMC intentionally checking in, complimenting and supporting her, even when she was
Carlinville UMC having a difficult day. They helped her create a morning hygiene routine and
Carmi Zion UMC allowed her to earn incentives, meaningful to her, for good behavior. These efforts
Carrollton UMC

Casey UMC proved to be very positive and effective. Her self-esteem greatly improved, and with
Cave in Rock UMC the help of CAV staff she began to take pride in her appearance including a new
Centerville UMC WINGS haircut and style.
Champaign Faith UMC

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Melody also began making strides in the classroom benefiting from an
individualized education plan, consistent support and positive reinforcement from
staff. She thrived with the one-on-one attention she received. Struggling initially to
Our CIRCLE simply write her own name, Melody was soon able to write sentences, read sight

Academy Education words, and was open to learning new things.

Programs in Urbana Her consistent routine at CAV, and the understanding that her staff were truly
and Rossville served willing and wanting to help her, gave Melody the ability to progress. In time, she
began to trust, articulate her thoughts and be honest about her choices—things
143 students from her difficult past previously made it hard for her to do.
18 school districts.
While staff hold Melody accountable for her behavior, they also reinforce that no
matter what, they will continue to care about her. Melody still has a long way to go
“Communication to be whole again, but she is headed in the right direction. She has hope for a
is outstanding. better future.

Every staff
encounter has
been beyond
amazing. They “You can see Melody wants
to be successful. The more
listen to my we can show her we care and
concerns as a how much potential she has,
parent and the more she is going to
go places!”
include me in
decision-making.” — Ms. Anita, ParaEducator
CIRCLE Academy Vermilion

— CIRCLE parent

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a safe community | hopesprings counseling services UNITED
Ally* was in a dark place. She was experiencing METHODIST
suicidal thoughts and depression. As staff at CHURCH DONORS
Cunningham’s HopeSprings Counseling
Services conducted the intake process, which July 1, 2020 - June 30, 2021
obtains a clearer picture of past and present
concerns and helps the therapist determine the Champaign First UMC
direction for therapy and counseling, they Champaign New Horizon UMC
discovered Ally had been exposed to multiple Charleston Wesley UMC
traumatic events. Charleston Wesley UMC -
Voices Sunday School
Jennifer, a therapist at HopeSprings, used Chatham UMC
Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) during the Chenoa UMC
process of treatment. A common type of talk Chester UMM
therapy, CBT helps individuals become aware of Chillicothe First UMC
inaccurate or negative thinking so they can view Christ UMC
challenging situations Clinton UMC
more clearly and Hope & Resilience Coal City UMC -
respond to them in Evening Star Circle
a more effective way. Colchester UMC
Collison UMC
As part of her healing process, Ally chose to In FY21, HopeSprings Community United Church of
include her family in sessions, and they became brought hope and Broadlands
a big part of her progress due to their support. healing to 358 youth, Crescent City UMC
In one session, Ally reconnected with her father, adults and families by Cropsey UMC
who had not been consistently in her life, and delivering... Cullom UMC
shared her needs. Dahinda UMC
Jennifer found that writing was a strength for • 42% of services Dalton City UMC
Ally so creating a journal was one new way she face-to-face Decatur Grace UMC
learned to cope. Other mechanisms included Dorchester UMC
developing a self-care routine, spending time • 30% via Zoom Dunlap UMC
with friends and partnering with her teachers • 28% via telephone Ebenezer UMC
for support and help with the stress of school, Ebenezer UMC Ladies Aid
which increased with the COVID-19 pandemic. “In sessions, we learned about Edwardsville St. John’s Quilting
Amid the transition to remote learning, she also trauma and what it meant to for God
experienced tragedy. Two family members and a Ally. Then we created a Emmanuel UMC
peer were lost to gun violence and Ally, herself, timeline and processed each Fairview Center UMC
witnessed domestic violence. She utilized event in her life. The use of Farmer City UMC
her coping skills developed in therapeutic a genogram, a pictorial Fisher UMC
sessions and applied them to her difficult life display of a person’s family Fountain of Life UMC
circumstances. Learning to positively cope with relationships, was her Franklin UMC
feelings of anxiety and depression gave Ally the favorite, because she learned Galesburg Faith UMC
tools to improve her ability to process trauma. more about her family’s Georgetown Fairview UMC
With hard work, Ally met her treatment goals personal experiences and Georgetown UMC
and successfully transitioned out of services. complex trauma history. Gibson City UMC
I helped her connect this to Gifford UMC
unhealthy behaviors. Ally Grant Park UMC
worked very hard and Greenfield UMC
became one of the most Hamilton UMC
resilient teens I have ever Havana First UMC
worked with.” Havana UMM
Hennepin UMC
— Jennifer, Clinical Therapist Herscher UMC
HopeSprings Hills Grove UMC
Homer UMC
|9| Homer UMC Kum Joy Nus
Illinois Great Rivers Conference UMC
Illiopolis UMC
Indianola UMC
Industry UMC
Jacksonville Asbury UMC
Jacksonville Centenary UMC
Jerseyville UMC
Ladies of the Sarah Circle at
Jerseyville UMC
Joliet Grace UMC
Kankakee Asbury UMC
Kansas UMC
Kewanee First UMC
Kinmundy First UMC
Lakewood UMC
Lancaster UMC
Loda UMC
Long Creek UMC
Macomb Wesley UMC continued

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UNITED Through our various community-based services, we are able to help meet
METHODIST the needs of youth, adults and families who live in Champaign/Urbana
CHURCH DONORS and surrounding areas and are experiencing difficult life situations.

July 1, 2020 - June 30, 2021 Empowering Connections through ECHO Housing and Employment Support
Hope and Opportunities provides comprehensive housing, employment
Mahomet UMC and life skills development to Champaign
Manchester UMC E CHO County citizens who are homeless or at risk
Mansfield UMC of homelessness. With the goal of providing
Manteno UMC HOUSING AND EMPLOYMENT SUPPORT support towards permanent housing and
Maquon UMC employment, staff work with adults or
Marion Aldersgate UMC families with the ability to live independently with or without on-going support.
Marion Aldersgate UMC -
Intensive Placement A partnership with the Illinois Department of Children
Homebuilder’s Sunday School Class Stabilization and Family Services (DCFS) allows Cunningham to
Mattoon First UMC - Asbury Class provide Intensive Placement Stabilization (IPS)
Middlefork UMC I P S services for children and youth in Champaign, Vermilion,
Mt. Vernon UM Men Ford and Iroquois counties. The IPS program helps to
Murrayville UMC promote DCFS goals of safety, permanency and
Neoga Grace UMC well-being for the children and youth it serves. As an IPS provider, Cunningham
Niantic UMC works with families, schools, communities and others.
Normal First UMC
North Henderson UMC Runaway and Homeless Runaway and Homeless Youth Services (RHY) is a
O’Fallon First UMC Youth Services community and agency effort to reach an underserved
Oak Ridge UMC population of runaway and homeless individuals. The
Oakland UMC R H Y program includes Emergency Shelter services (ages 14
Oakwood UMC up to 21), Street Outreach (ages 14 up to 24) for
Ogden UMC individuals who are pregnant or parenting and
Paris First UMC - Board of Trustees intermediate Transitional Living services (ages 18 up to 24).
Paris Otterbein UMC
Paxton UMC Families Stronger Families Stronger Together (FST) provides voluntary
Pekin First UMC Together trauma-informed and culturally responsive therapeutic
Peoria Forrest Hill UMC services for the entire family—caregivers and their
Perry UMC FST youth, age 10 through age 17—who live in Champaign
Pleasant Mound UMC County and who have entered, or are at risk of entering
Port Byron First UMC the juvenile justice system. Services promote resiliency
Powers UMC
Quest UMC in these families and are provided according to the Attachment, Regulation and
Robinson Zion UMC
Rossville UMC Competency (ARC) treatment framework.
Rushville First UMC
Rushville Sugar Grove UMC 84% of the individuals served through With help from
Savoy UMC ECHO secured permanent housing Cunningham’s RHY program,
Shelbyville Wesley Chapel UMC during program enrollment, and 95%
Simpsonville UMC of them maintained it for 90+ days. including shelter, food and
South Wilmington UMC internet, Dynasty was able to
Sparta UMC Sunday School Class “My concerns were always earn her college degree and
Springfield Laurel UMC validated, I felt heard and get an apartment of her own.
Springfield Laurel UMC Seeker’s Class supported during difficult times.
St. Francisville UMC I was given strategies or
Staunton UMC feedback to try with my child.”
Stonington UMC
Streator First UMC — IPS client caregiver
Sullivan First UMC
Taylorville First UMC | 10 |
Toulon UMC
Troy UMC
United Methodist Foundation
Urbana Wesley UMC
Villa Grove UMC
Virginia UMC
Walnut Grove UMC
Warrensburg UMC
Washington Crossroads UMC
Washington UMC
Weedman Bag Ladies
Weedman Methodist Men’s Club
Weedman UMC
West Frankfort Antioch UMC
West Frankfort Central UMC
Westfield UMC
White Chapel UMC
Winchester UM Men
Xenia UMC

a safe community | outreach programs ORGANIZATIONS
AND BUSINESSES
Family
DONORS
EDUCATION
July 1, 2020 - June 30, 2021
Ten-year-old Pierce* was acting out in school and getting in trouble, but it wasn’t
always his fault. Because of his Tourette Syndrome—a condition of the nervous system 4xFools
that causes tics which are sudden twitches, movements, or sounds—he wasn’t always Advanced Asphalt Co.
in control of his actions. Despite efforts from his school to help, like moving him to AFSCME Subchapter 88 Retirees
a Special Education classroom where he would get more support, his behaviors Alexander’s Steakhouse
continued to get more disruptive. That’s when his school referred him to Alpha Phi Omega
Cunningham’s Families Stronger Together (FST) program. Alpha Pi Sigma
James, a Family Support Specialist, helped Pierce and his mother Sonia* work Altrusa International
through his diagnosis. Together, they figured out what behaviors were triggered by American Endowment Foundation
his condition, and therefore out of his control, and what things Pierce could actively American Legion Auxiliary
change about his behavior. What they found was that much of what Pierce was being District 19
penalized for in the classroom was a result of the Tourette Syndrome but manageable American Lutheran Church
with coping skills. Applied Pavement Technology
They discovered that when Pierce got really excited, it triggered one of his tics. To Arby’s-FMS Group, inc.
someone who might not understand his diagnosis, like a teacher, this would appear Area-Wide Technologies, INC.
to be aggressive behavior. James worked with Pierce on how to manage his Arlene Crichton Trust
excitement, calm down and get back on track after it happens. Assurance Agency
When Pierce began working with James, his classroom production tremendously Bank of America
improved. At Pierce’s school, at the end of each school day, teachers calculate and BarTech Group Inc
report the percentage of time students are engaged in the classroom and on-track Baxter’s Grille
with tasks. Pierce was consistently ranked between 60-69 percent but after working Beta Alpha Psi - UIUC
with James, his engagement increased to between 80-85 percent! Big Lots
FST provides therapeutic services for the entire family—caregivers and their youth. Bird HCE Unit
James worked closely with Sonia to further educate her about behaviors stemming Blaze Pizza
from Tourette Syndrome and how to support Pierce at home. As a result, Sonia Bone Dome Hitting and
gained confidence in her ability to help educate Pierce’s teachers on these behaviors Pitching Complex
and advocate for him with school staff. BrightFunds Foundation
Broeren Russo Construction
“Pierce has made tremendous progress Brookdale Urbana
since we started working together. I’m Busey Bank
also really excited about the personal C-U Jaycees
growth I have seen in his mom Sonia.” John P. Cadle Foundation
Carle Foundation Hospital
— James, Family Support Specialist Carriage Crossing of Arcola
Families Stronger Together CASA of Champaign County
Caterpillar Foundation
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Champaign Asphalt Company
Champaign County Farm Bureau
Prime Timers
Champaign Mixed Clovers 4-H Club
Champaign West Rotary
Champaign-Urbana Junior
Woman’s Club
CHI Overhead Doors, Inc
Chittick Family Eye Care
Christie Clinic
Cim-Tek Filtration
Commerce Bank
Commercial Builders, Inc.
Community Foundation for
the Land of Lincoln
Community Foundation of
Central Illinois
Community Foundation of
East Central Illinois
Community Foundation of
Macon County
Countryside School
Cozad Asset Management
Dave & Harry Locksmiths, Inc.
Delta Kappa Delta Sorority, Inc.
DHM Davis-Houk Mechanical
Disabled Citizens Foundation
Dish Passionate Cuisine
Divernon Presbyterian Church
Dollar General
E.F. Wildermuth Foundation
Eastern Illinois Chapter A.B.A.T.E.
Eastland Suites

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SAVDEATTEHE 18th Annual SAVDEATTEHE 33rd Annual

Festival of Quilts Kendall Gill Golf Benefit
[hybrid, in-person & online] July 11, 2022
June 3-4, 2022
Cunningham’s signature fundraiser, the annual Since 1989, former Illini basketball great and
Festival of Quilts, honors the tradition of United professional player, Kendall Gill, has gone above and
Methodist Women and the quilts they and quilters beyond to support Cunningham youth. In addition
from across Illinois have made and donated to our to making a significant gift to our Boys Group Home
kids since 1895. named in his honor and spending time with the youth
We could have gone virtual with the 2021 Festival who live there when he is in town, he hosts the
of Quilts as we did in 2020, but with encouragement Kendall Gill Golf Benefit each summer. Each year at
from our Festival of Quilts Committee, sponsors, the event, Kendall is joined by his wife Wendy, and
makers and hopeful attendees, we developed a sons Phoenix and Kota.
hybrid event. Because of the support of so many, the Events like the annual golf outing help support
Cunningham’s mission to nourish hope through
17th Annual Festival of Quilts brought in $70,807! effective solutions so children thrive and families
flourish. And speaking of flourishing…with the
TAKE A LOOK: support of our sponsors, golfers and raffle
contributors, the Benefit has raised more than
- Our first hybrid event - $600,000 over its amazing 32 years including a
- $23,745 in sponsorships -
- A record 90 auction quilts sold at Angel Price - 2021 total of $39,244!
- $15,012 in gift shop and boutique sales -
“That’s why I continue to come back
- 101 new donors - because I know what we’re doing here is
- $2,530 in bake sale proceeds - helping kids, who have been dealt a bad
- A record 237 quilts donated for auction hand in life, get on the right track, and
that’s all I want.”
and boutique -
- 100+ amazing volunteers - — Kendall Gill

- Many smiling faces -
- Priceless community support -

Cunningham Director of Advancement Ginger Mills | 12 | Cunningham President/CEO Marlin Livingston
with longtime Cunningham supporter Mary Henson with Kendall, Phoenix and Kota Gill at the
32nd Annual Kendall Gill Golf Benefit
and her friend Joey Lord

a safe community | engaging events ORGANIZATIONS
AND BUSINESSES
Proceeds from our events bring hope to the youth and families we serve in
our residential, educational and community-based programs by providing DONORS
critical funding to cover the total cost of care and services. THANK YOU
for helping us reach our goals so we are able to help those who need it July 1, 2020 - June 30, 2021
most. And thank you for having some fun with us!
Eberhardt, Elsie Trust
Personal hygiene is an Edible Arrangements
important life skill that Enterprise Holdings Foundation
our kids learn while ESS Clean
they are in our care. Exchange Club of Urbana
One of the many Exelon Foundation
challenges COVID-19 Family Dollar
brought in 2020 was Farm Credit Services
fewer than usual Farmers-Merchants Bank of Illinois
in-kind donations of Fastsigns
body wash, stick FedEx Ground
deodorant and toothpaste. In response to this challenge, you supported the Fertilizer Dealer Supply, Inc.
March Freshness mini campaign to help restock our shelves with personal Fibers of Love
hygiene items. First Federal Bank
First State Bank Monticello
Heroes gathered for our Fisher National Bank
inaugural Be a Hero 5K Flora Gems
at Crystal Lake Park on Frontstream
October 16, 2021. The Gateway Foundation
route was lined with Gingerbread House Toys
volunteers cheering Great Plains Laborers
words of encouragement District Council
for every walker and Heartland Bank & Trust Co.
runner as their capes Herff Jones Cap & Gown Arcola
blew in the wind. HomeLight
Because of sponsors, donors, runners and superheroes (those that fundraised over Horizon Hobby Inc.
$100), we surpassed our goal and had fun doing it. Thank you Heroes! Human Kinetics
IGW Architecture
For a second straight year, we Illini Radio Group
celebrated Luminaries of Hope Illini Union Office of
and Live Nativity - a special Volunteer Programs
drive through event on our Illinois Conservation Foundation
campus. This uplifting event Image Graphics
brings the light of hope at Imboden Worship Service
Christmastime to those we Industrial Donuts
serve but also to our entire Inspire Brands Foundation Inc.
community! Two Saturdays in Iroquois Federal Foundation, Inc.
December, luminaries were lit Jimmy John’s Enterprises, LLC
throughout our campus John Wilkie Law Office
representing the hope ignited Johnco Construction
in the 794 youth, adults and Jupiter’s At The Crossing
families we served this year. Our Thank Just Bee Acai
community was not only invited You! Kiwanis Club of Champaign-Urbana
to attend the event but also to Legends Golf Course
purchase luminaries in honor or memory of those special to them. Fundraising Lifemap Wealth Management
for Luminaries of Hope was also the focus of our of Giving Tuesday campaign. Longhorn Steakhouse
Luxury Nails & Spa
| 13 | Mahomet Car Connection
Mahomet Landscaping
Martin Hood LLC
Martin One Source, Martin Graphics
Meyer Oil Co
Midland States Bank
Moe’s Southwest Grill
Molina Healthcare of Illinois
Montessori School of
Champaign-Urbana
Napleton’s Auto Park of Urbana
National Council of Negro Women,
Champaign County Section
National Philantrhopic Trust
Next Generation Preschool
Ockerman, Charles Trust
Odell Grade School
Orange Krush Foundation
Original Pancake House
OSF Healthcare System
Papa John’s Pizza

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ORGANIZATJIuOlyN1,S20&20 B- JUunSeI3N0,E2S0S21ES DONORS

Peck Farms, Inc. Sidney Christian Church Women’s University of Illinois Office of Register for Amazon Smile Every Little
Pelle Medical Skincare Fellowship Committee Student Financial Aid and support Cunningham Bit Helps
Personal Performance Training United Fuel Co. kids while doing your Amazon When our
and Rehabilitation, Inc. Sierra Glass Company and United Way of Bartholomew shopping all year long. Visit
Petsmart Neely Procurement Solutions County, Inc. sCmunilen.inagmhaazmonC.choilmdreann’ds select supporters use
Pfizer Spiros Law United Way of Champaign Home AmazonSmile and
Piatt Co. Mental Health Center St John’s Lutheran Church County as your non-profit today. the BoxTops app,
Pour Bros Co St. Joseph Women’s United Way of Greater
Praise and Gathering Church Community Club Philadelphia and Southern donations are
PrintPression LLC St. Patrick Catholic Church Divine New Jersey generated on
Prosigma Partners LLC Mercy Prayer Group Unity East Elementary Cunningham’s
Provident Financial Group, LLC Starbuck’s on Mattis UpClose Marketing & Printing behalf! In FY21,
Random Acts State Farm - Steve Tarrant Urbana American Legion Cunningham
Rebekah Albaugh Photography State Farm Research & Auxiliary Post 71 collected $625.81
Rector Construction Development Center Urbana Lodge No. 157 Ancient from the Amazon
Red Bicycle Ice Cream Stephens Family YMCA Free and Accepted Masons Smile Foundation
Red’s Muffler Shop LLC Stevie Jay Broadcasting Urbana Park District and $493.40 from
Regency Multifamily Stocks Business Furniture USI Insurance the General Mills
Replanted Seeds Stratford House Village of Savoy Box Tops program.
Ridge Elementary Synergy Vineyard Church
Rigg’s Beer Company Target Visit Champaign County
RK Dixon The Pippen Project Ware Group
Robdob Properties LLC The Ribeye Watson’s Shack and Rail
Scofield Insurance & The Ruggery WCIA-TV Channel 3
Financial Services The Taylor Team RE/Max WeDignify
Serra Champaign Realty Associates Wespath
ServPro of Champaign/Urbana The Vineyard Church WGRC, Inc.
Shafer Smiles Hope Center Wyldewood Cellars
Sidell Agri-Services, Inc. Trinity Lutheran Church Zeta Phi Beta
University of Illinois Athletics

Honoring Those Leaving a Legacy to Cunningham Children’s Home

THE CEDARS SOCIETY

When you make plans for a Legacy Gift to Cunningham
Children’s Home, you become part of the The Cedars Society.

• The most common legacy gift is a bequest in a Last Will and Testament.
• There is no minimum gift size.
• Donor should consult with attorney or financial advisor for guidance.
• Share your plan with Cunningham by completing a bequest intention form.
• All information provided is kept strictly confidential.

Learn more at: cunninghamhome.org/ways-give/planned-giving/cedars-society
or scan and click with
your phone camera:
For questions, or to acquire forms, contact
Tim Manard, Development Officer
(217) 337-9071 or [email protected]

In the late 1800’s, Judge Joseph and Mary Cunningham began to ponder
their legacy to their community. The Cunninghams were living in their large
rural estate just outside of Urbana called “The Cedars” because of the
double row of beautiful cedar trees that lined the long driveway from the
road to the house. After much thought, the Cunninghams decided their
legacy would be to make “The Cedars” a safe place of hope, comfort and
love for orphaned and homeless children. The “Cedars Society” honors that
first legacy gift of the home that has touched and changed so many lives.

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hope begins here

DONORS Cunningham received gifts from the following donors between July 1, 2020 - June 30, 2021
Doug & Susan Abbott (GP) Taj Y. Artis (GP) Mary Batts Jim & Sally Jo Blackburn Bunny Brown
Paula Abdullah (GP) Linda Arvin Doug & Mary Bauling (GP, CS) Brenda & Mark Blager Carolyn & Quentin Brown
Kim Abel Jan Ashbrook Elliott Baum Frank & Judy Blahofski Charlotte Brown
Carolyn & Brian Abshire Linda & Thomas Ashby Chris & John Baumann Becky & Robert Blake Connie & Jerry Brown
Richard Adams Larry Ashley (GP, CS) Karop & Marilyn Bavougian Robert Blake Patricia Brown
Angie Adams-Martin & Roberta Ashley Harry & Elizabeth Baxter Anne Blanco Penny & Jeffrey Brown
Joel Martin (GP) Randal Ashton D.D.S. Shelby Baybordi Amanda Bland Reverend Karol Brown (GP)
Tom & Kara Ade (GP) Andrew Atchie (GP) Bill & Marla Bayler Jean Bland Sharon Brown
Ruth Adekale Kara Atkins Dr. Richard & Judy Baylor Dicksie R. Blankenship (GP) Richard & Peggy Browne
Adeyemi Adelekan (GP) Sandra Atkinson Laura Baylor Keith Blankenship Lynnsey Brownfield
Marlene & Harley Aeschleman Linda Atteberry Edith & Paul Beach (GP) John Blasche Judy & David Brubaker
Irma Allen Lynne Atterberry Phil & Dee Beachy Priscilla Blecha Colin & Martha Bruce
JoAnne Allen Carol Augspurger Beverly Beaird Laura Bleill Lynn Bruff
Jordyn Allen Kay & Randy Austiff Sandra Beak Joyce Blessman Esther Brumley
Lela & Terry Allen Linda & Dean Austin Elaine Beam Gail & Don Block Gary Brummet & Donna Juhl
Linda Allen Cortney Auter Norma H. Bean (GP) Ruth Bloxam Steven Brunk
Lloyd & Ruby Allen Kris & Barry Aves Scott & Christina Beatty Sheri Boberg Phyllis Bruno
Shane Allen James & Linda Ayers Bill & Nancy Beaty Mary Bobor Patricia & Charles Bruns
Terri Allen Zeynep Ayla Brent Beazly (CS) Linda Bode Mary & David Bruun (GP)
Nancy Allison Collette Bachi-Baranowski Velma Beck Judy Bodine Terrica K. Buchholz
Sandra Allison Susan & Tim Bachman Teresa Beckman Allan Boehm Dudley & Tracy Buck
Jill Allred Gwen Bailey Harold & Karen Beckner Candy Boehm Reverend Daniel & Dorothea Buck
Connie Almy Linda Bailey Cary Beckwith Amy Boen Sharon Buckler
Anita Althaus Ruth Bair Donna Bedell Paula & Jeff Bohleber (GP) Christine Buckstead
Jill Ames Megan Baird Rob Bedows Wanda Bohlen Margaret Buel
Sayee Anakk Bruce & Deb Baker Linda Bedwell Ellen Boland Julie Buenting
Phillip & Carlyn Anders (GP) Reverend Bruce & Betsy Baker Joan Behle (GP) Jill & Eric Boland Vic & Bonnie Buraglio
Donna & Harold Anderson Thomas & Carolyn Baker Karen Beilstein Kenda & Carl Bond Brent Burdge
Doug Anderson Selvam Balaji Marjorie & Steven Beilstein Marcia & Edward Bondurant Lisa Burdin
Elnathan Anderson (CS) Lona Baldwin Susan Bekiares Thomas & Sharon Bondurant Terry & Deb Burke
Glenda Anderson Lola Ball Barbara Bell Molly Bonthuis Sharon Burkhart
Joan Anderson Lena Banks Nancy & Jim Bell Jan & Scott Booraem (GP) Joyce Burns
Joye Anderson Sam & Maureen Banks Rebecca & Robert Bell Alicia Booth Julie & John Burns
Kathy Anderson Tim & Nancy Barber Ronald Bell Kathleen & Jonathan Booth Krista & Blake Burns (GP)
Michael & Diane Anderson Vera & William Barber Liliana Bello Regina L. Booth Steven Burns (GP)
Nancy Anderson John Barham Marjorie & Gerald Benge Rose Born Carolyn Burrell
Van & Eva Anderson Barbara & Dick Barker Jeanette Benner Tom & Kelly Borton Eileen Burrell
Virginia Anderson Dr. Vernie & Beverly Barnett Myriah Benner Coogan Daniel Borup Marcy Burrus
Bruce & Kendra Andree Ethel Barnett Kathy & John Bennett Ruth Bosman Roger & Sara Burrus
Casey Andrew (GP) Alice Barnhart Teresa Benningfield Gerald & Norma Boston Matt & Susan Busby
Mary E. Anglin Leanne & Brian Barnhart (GP) Roberta Benschneider (GP) Tom Bottom & Joyce Bishop Carol Bush
Jeff & Jamie Annenberg Richard & Carol Barnhart Casey Benson Tamara Bouseman Cissy A. Buskirk (GP)
Adam Aquino Becky Barnhill Eileen Benson Kenzie Bowen Dennis & Victoria Butler
Kristen Arden-Rowell Paula Barrick Andrew Bequette Marsha Bowen Jeff & Mary Butler
Erwin & Linda Arends Mary Barrineau Claudia Berdugo David A. & Vicki Bowers Julie Butler
Judy Argentieri Betsy Barstead Dee Bergan Brian & Gretchen Boyer Kathryn & Richard Butler
Anna Armstrong Connie Barton Sue Bergan Janet & Roger Boyer (GP) Keith Butler (GP)
Don Arnold Lois Bastien LeeAnn Berger Linda Boykin Anne Button
Fred & Nancy Arnold Susan & Ronald Bates Angie Bergner Connie & Jim Boyle Dick & Sharon Button
Mary Arnold Jessica Batey Maureen Bergquist Linda Bradley Brooke Buzard (GP)
Jennifer Arsenault Donna Battershell Judy Kay & Keith Bess Barbara & Richard Brake (GP) James Cagle
Jim & Jacque Bethmann Bruce E. Branham Dorothy Caldwell
Coffee Anyone? Jenean & Donald Betz Julie Brantner Melissa Caldwell
Nancy Beveridge (GP) Clark & Cindy Breeze David Callahan
Our Vocational Options program opened the Tara Beveroth Kathy Brenner Carol Camp
Cup of Hope Coffee Shop on campus. Cup of Dawn Beyler Barbara Bressner Barbara E. Campbell (CS)
Sally & Jack Bicknell Zoe Bridges Donna Campbell
Hope provides Joseph & Jackie Biddle Sharon Bright Ken & Theresa Campbell
our students Michael Biehl (GP) Donna Brinegar Shirley & Franklin Campbell
lessons in Franklin & Deborah Bielser Jeff & Deb Bristle Bill & Peggy Campo
entrepreneurship, Kathy Billman Ebony Britt Mary Capel
small business Jim & Judy Bilyeu Burl & Janie Brock Lindsey Capperrune
strategies, Maranna Binder Donna Brodecki Patricia A. Cardenas
real-world Deborah Bingham Jill Brooks Cheri & John Carlson
customer service Martha Birch Reverend Dennis P. Brooks Craig Carmer
skills, financial Brent & Danielle Birkeland Carroll M. Bross Lori & Steve Carmichael
knowledge and The Birky Family Jeanette & Eldon Broster Helen Carmien
most of all, Pat Birlingmair (GP) Bill & Paula Brown Sheryle Carpenter
CONFIDENCE Sara & Todd Black Bob & Juanita Brown Sandra Carr
and PRIDE! Starla Carr
Patricia Carrington
GP (Guardian Parent) and CS (The Cedar Society member) Tina Carrington
are designations throughout the Donors List.

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Kevin & Crystal Carrithers Jan Corsaro (GP) hope begins here Sandy Dunn Mary Fielding
Mary Carter Margaret Corso Jay & Linda Dunseth Brian Finet
Joy & James Caschetta Rita Corson Lucy Dechausay Deb Durbin Amy Fink-Vasquez
Anne Casey Ruth Cortright (GP) Tina Dechausay (GP) Anne Durst Gregory Fisher
Jane Casey Janice & Larry Corum Bonnie Decker Joyce Dutton Cara & Matthew Fitton
Seth Castle & Kelsey Smoot Kari & David Couch Jeff Decker Roger & Pam Eagle Karen & Dan Fleming
Patti Castor Reva Cougill Kathy Decker Stefany Early Mathew & Marci Fletcher
Charlotte Cave Troy Courson Rick Decker Martha & Greg Easter Curt & Roberta Floyd
Robby & Shelly Cekander Tod Courtney Mark & Nancy Defauw Steven & Patricia Eaton Nancy & John Fluss
Bernie Chamberlain Michael & Jennifer Covello Sue Dehart (GP) Carolyn Eberhard Shawn & Carol Foley
Deborah Chambers Debbie Cox James & Susan DeHoff David & Marilyn Eck Linda & Leon Follmer
Robert Chandler Sandra Stewart Cox Laura & Gregory Delost Betty Eckols Claire & Reverend Gary Ford (GP)
Jane & Wayne Channell Kathleen Coyle & Wade Wall David & Sheila Denby Judy Eddy David Ford
Barbara Charter Walter C. Crackel Pam & Donald Denby (GP) Jim and Brenda Edgar Gin Ford
Paula Charter Janet Crandall Robert & Miranda Denler Idella Edwards Margaret J. Ford (GP)
Judi Chase Charles & Nancy Crane Linda Denton Marilyn & Thomas Edwards Joyce Formhals
Elizabeth Chato Patty Cravens Gary & Cindy Denzer (GP) Jim & Marlene Eeten Mary Fortune
Miria Chicke Kim Crawford Evelyn Denzin Pat Ege (GP) Jennifer Foss
Anna Marie Chrisman (GP) Liam Crawford Tim Deppen Brian & Sarah Egeberg Jerry & Mary Foster
Wilma R. Christiansen (GP) Mary Angela Crawford Carol Desch Reverend Janet Eggleston Marilyn Foster
Barbara Cicone Maxine Crawford (GP) Reverend George & David & Julie Ehler Marlin & Penny Fourman
Marge Cilley Nancy Creason Kimberly Desmond Jodi & Jay Ehlman Susan Fowler
Patrick Cinotte Reverend Henry & Beverly Crede Betty DeVore Anne Ehrlich Linda Fox
Betty Clark Reverends Gay & Dan William & Joyce Dewey Celeste Eichelberger Stacy Fox
Carol Clark King Crede (GP) Marla Dewhirst Lila Jeanne Eichelberger French & Judy Fraker
Stu & Barbara Clark Judy Cresap Brenda Dexter David & Tabitha Elder William & Rita Francis
Linda & Melvin Clauser Henry & Susan Cronister (GP) Jim & Carol Dexter Laura Elder Peggy Francisco
Jo Lynne Clauson & Elizabeth J. Crossland Jim & Doris Dice Carol & Tremont Ellegood (GP) Lynne Franco
Steve Mertens Kim & Joseph Crump (GP) Kate Dickens Dale & Margery Elliott Karen & Steven Frank
Don Clements Robin Cruse Adeline Dickey Kelly Elliott Stephen & Rebecca Davis Franke
Cindy Clennon (GP) Sarah Cuff Mary & Richard Dickinson Beth Ellis Jonathan & Cathern Franklin
Phyllis & Tom Cler Copenhaver Cumpston Iris Dicks Glen Ellis Aaron Franzen
Gretchen Clifton Bill & Carol Cupples (GP) Alicia & Joe Dierker Marsha & Pete Elmer Bonnie Franzen
Kay Clifton (GP) Margaret Cupps Marlene Dietz Ellen R. Elrick Elaine Franzen
Carol & C. Thomas Climer Ellen Curtin Frances & Ben Dillard (GP) Diana Embry The Frazier Family
Herschel & Harriet Cline Wesley & Laura Curtis Michele Dillavou Abby & Adam Emling Dorothea Fredrickson Smith
Martha Clipp Mark & Kathy Cushing Elsie Dillier Dorothy Emory (GP, CS) Ron & Susan Freedlund
Linda & Doug Clough Linda Daggett Cameron & Rachel Dillion Lauren Endress Rusty & Jill Freeland
Pamela Cloyd Whitson & Cathy Daily Debbi Dillman Carroll English Jan Freeman
Mary & Todd Coady Barbara Dalheim Paloma & Harlan Dillon Kenneth & Carolyn English Charles & Gloria French
Betty & Jon Cockrel Bernice R. Dallas Mark Dirksen Eileen Enlow Wendy & Jim French
Helen Coddington Barb Dallinger Connie Disney Chet Enright Bev & Tom Frey
Gail & Jim Coffman (GP) Kathy Dallinger Lily & Gerald Ditman Ann Enstrom Elene & Robert Frey
Cheryl Cole Becky Dalton Gail & Tracy Divan Evelyn L. Epperson William & Misty Fricke
Dean & Marvelle Cole Gary & Rae Dalton Ellen Dixon (GP) Virginia Erickson Jenni Fridgen
Roger & Gail Cole Nickie Dalton Arlone Doan (GP) Victor & Sharol Escobar Barbara Friend
Dr. Robert & Dale Robert & Mary Dalton Marilyn Dobbin Robert & Mary Ann Espeseth Beverly Friese
Carroll Coleman Darlene Dalton Taylor Cindy & Terry Dodd Dianna Esser Robert & Frances Frisina
Peter Coleman Diane & William Daly Lynnette & Jason Dodds Jamie Essien Gail Fritzsche (GP)
Donna Collins Lynn Daly Walter & Sally Dodge Jacqueline & Simon Esslinger Anita Frizzell
Pam Collins Dorothy Damewood LaVonne Dodson Stephen & Susan Estoye Linda & John Frizzell
Richard & Diane Collins Pat Damron Alice Dollahon Ruth Etherton Linda Frye (GP)
Karen Colmer Reverend Rick & Kim Dancey Luella Dollar Karen & William Ettinger Marilyn & Don Fugate
Linda Colwell (GP) David Daniel (GP) Shannon Donaldson John & Olive Evans Gary Fugh
Colleen Combes (GP) Elaine Daniels Jennie Donley Margaret Evans Jamie Fulfer
Michael & Panagiota Comet Tim Daniels Meridee Dornhoff Mary Evans John & Carla Fulton
Susan & Merll Connor (GP) Linda & Michael Danz (GP, CS) Gregory Douglas Nancy Evers Melba & Jim Funk (GP)
Bonnie Conroy Dolores Das Steven Douglas Dr. Bob & Sue Ewbank Jessie Fyffe
Clinton Conway Judy & Howard Daughenbaugh Julie Dowler Michael & Rona Eyer Reverend David &
Dave Cook Mary Daugherty James & Barbara Downs Tom & Sandy Fairchild Barbara Gaffron
Kathleen Cook Monica David Lynn & David Doy Gregory & Kathy Fargher Libby Gaige
Sara Cook Mary Lou Davidson Judy & Ronald Doyle Jessica Farmer Karla Gaines
Terry & Cheryl Cook Gertrude & Kenneth Davis Geraldine & Warren Drake George & Lazetta Farnham Jan Galaras
Chuck Cookson Jay & Linda Davis Kay Drake Marilyn Faulkner Susan & Donald Gallois (GP)
Linda Coon Jeffrey Davis Nancy & Harold Drake Brian & Lindsay Fearman Judy & Bill Gamble
Sue & Ronnie Coons (GP) Marcia & Dennis Davis Stephanie Drake Phyllis Feeney Karen Gamble
John & Peggy Cope (GP) Pat & Bob Davis Jean Driscoll (GP) Victor & Bobbi Fein Betty Jean Gantz
Dale & Deb Copher Ruth Davison Delores & Dale Dudas Shawn & Mollie Felix Jean Gantzert
Joyce Copp Wilma Davison Karleen Dude Carole Ferguson Denise Garceau
Jonathan Coppess Joyce & Michael Day Nicholas & Abbey Dudley Glen & Linda Ferguson (GP) Michelle Garde
Bruce & Julie Cordell Paige Garrison Day Marie Duffin Sandra Ferguson Margaret Gardner
Judith Cordray Kristen Dean-Grossmann (GP) Helen DuFour (GP) Verna Ferguson Ailene Garner
Danna & Joe Corley Jack & Judy DeAtley Lori Duitsman Robert Jordan Ficklin Susan Garnsey
Roger Corray Paul Debevec & Linda & Peter Dumich Malinda & Monty Field Melinda Garrelts
Stephany Correa Elizabeth Cardman Linda Sue Dunker
Kay & James Dunn

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Celebrating Jane & John Garrett hope begins here Alan & Charlotte Heaton Bill & Brigit Hollis
Lori K. Garrett Patsy & Larry Hebron (GP) Darlene Holloway
YOUR SPECIAL Terrell Garth (GP) Alison Groot Bruce & Mary Ann Hecht (GP) Orv & Barbara Holman
SOMEONE Mary Gaskill Patty Gropp John & Barbara Hecker Walter Holstine
Jean Gates Thomas & Judy Gross Carrie Heimann Scott Holt
Cunningham youth Kathy Gee Chelsea Guder Barbara Hein Stephen Holt
benefit from the Darlene Gehant Deb Guidry Linda Heinritz Carol Holterman
generosity of our Mark & Lorna Geiler Billie Gulledge (GP) Donna Heinz David & Patti Hood
friends and Barb Geissler Patricia Gulley David Held Joan & Peter Hood
supporters. Many Kay & Ron Gerald Megan Gullion-Otto Richard & Gloria Helfrich Sara Hook
choose to Mary Gerdes Nancy Gwinn Jeff Henderson Ruth Hoppin
memorialize or Phyllis Geschwind Ralph & Phyllis Haas (GP) Nancy Ann & Gerald Henderson Karen & William Horn
honor a special Richa Ghosh Linda Haberkorn Richard & Carolyn Henderson Elizabeth Hornbrook
person by making Avalon J. Gibson Jeff & Marsha Hacker Leslie Henry (GP) Trisha Horner
Fred & Donna Giertz Mary Shaw Hackl Cathy Henschen & Winifred Horney (GP)
a gift in their name Danny & Cheri Gieseke Judy Hackley Carolyn Leach (GP, CS) Joanne Horton
to Cunningham Darlene Gifford Nicole Haegele Donna Henson Michelle Horvat
Children’s Home. Sharon Gilbert Judith Hafenrichter Marcia Henson Samantha Horvath
Inga W. Giles Tracy Hageman Mary Henson Pat Hosier
These gifts have a Erin Gilligan (GP) Tom & Sherry Hainline Keith & Mary Herbold John Lee Houghtaling
great affect on our Charlene Gilmore Sandra & Karl Hakkarainen Lois Herbst Jim & Kathy House
vision to see every Greg & Jeanne Girard Mindy Hale Chuck & Kay Herr Nathan House
Mary Giuffre Paulette & Thomas Hale (GP) Joyce Herriott Jeanne Housholder
child thrive by Jeff & Julia Gladu (GP) Ellen Hall Sue Herriott-Hinshaw Raymond & Kay Houtzel
providing a safe Charlotte & Robert Glidewell Paige Hall Martha Hertendy Carole & Jerry Howard
Karl & Velda Glueck Joe & Helen Hallbeck Sylvia Herzog Karen Howard
place to heal, Lynn & David Goers Jessica Halpin Teresa Herzog Margaret Anne Howard
learn and grow. Chris & Mark Golden Linda & Nick Hamm (GP) Ann Hettinger Marty Howard
Marcey Goldstein Judy Hampson Dot Heuman (GP) Mary Howard (GP)
Honor Gifts Matthew Goldstein Alice Hampton Joe & Joan Heyen Pat & Denzil Howard
Stephanie Gonzales (GP) Dana & Dennis Hampton Charlotte Hicks Linda & Dean Howarter
Sometimes a gift Jeannette Gonzalez Russell Hanegan Todd Higginbotham Yvonne & Raymond Howland
that touches the Linda Good Barbara Hanks Janice Hiland Roger & Ranelle Hubele
recipient but makes Terry Goode Patrick & Liliana Hanlon Babette Hiles Debra Huber
a difference in the Joyce & Terry Goodwin Dee Hanner Jean Hiles Judy Hudgens
lives of others is Ruth Gordon Kay & Wayne Hanner Barbara & Duane Hill (GP) Janet & Carl Hudson
the perfect choice. M.K. Gorzney Grace Hansen (GP) Elaine Hill Teedra & Rick Hudson (GP)
Honor gifts are Deborah & Jim Goss Lorie & David Hansen Joan Papesh Hill Kevin & Carol Huffman
Kathy & Stephen Gossard Janet Hansis Sheri Hill Rita Huffman
charitable Susan & Duane Goyen Vicki Harber Kathleen Hillard Maureen Hughes
contributions to Deborah Graeber (GP) Shirley Harder (GP) Marsha Hilligoss Pete & Carol Hughes (GP)
Cunningham and John & Carol Graham Jerome Hardesty Bruce & Jan Hinely Dick & Shirley Hull
can be made at Sandra Graham Janice Harding Jay Hinshaw Julie Huls
Helen & Gene Grandone Joan & Galen Haren Greta Hinton Nancy Hulting
any occasion. Jill Grant Edith Harlow Leon & Jean Hinton (GP) Marilyn Hungerford
Jeff & Peggy Grau Alan & Judy Harnack Kurt & Holly Hirchert (CS) Susan Huntley (GP)
Memorial Robyn & Douglas Graves LaVerna Harper William Hire Sue Hurd
Gifts Janet Gravlin Andrea Harrington Sara Hiser Judith & James Hurst
Amanda Gray Patrick Harrington Jean Hitch Karen Hurst
Families often Amy & Jon Gray Roy Harris Leslie Hitchens Ingrid & Bruce Hutchings
encourage Janet Gray James Harrison Frank Hoag & Harlyne Marion & Phyllis Hutson
Judy Gray Tom Harrison Callahan-Hoag Patricia Hutson
memorial gifts— Marcellos Gray Sneh Harsh Bud & Deb Hobbs (GP) Frieda Hyde (GP)
a charitable Susan Gray Vickie & Bryan Hart (GP) Tessa Hobbs Curley Loretta Hyslop
Bianca & James Green Joanne Hartenbower (GP) Donnis Hobson Nada Icenogle
contribution to Dave & Belinda Green Tom & Janis Hartwig Kay E. Hodson Reverend Dr. Phillip &
Cunningham Marva Green Lori Harvey Mary & Thomas Hodson Judith Icenogle (GP)
in the name of a lost Patti Green Mary Ann Harvey (GP) Donna & Jay Hoeflinger Jeanette Iles
friend or loved one. Randall Green Linda Hascall Bob & Nancy Hoeft Merle Ingersoll, Jr.
Richard Green Amy Hasfjord Lisa Hoekstra Randy Inman
LEARN MORE Mike & Donna Greene Greg & Diana Hasler Janice Hoelscher Monica & Rick Iverson
ABOUT THESE Sandra Greenwold Alison Hassen Vivian Hoette Jerry & Helen Jahn (GP)
Joan Gregg Dave Hastings (GP) Ron Hofbauer Linda Jancola
GIFTS AT: Karen Gresham Nancy & Dennis Hatcher Diane Hofer Gayle & Mark Jannusch
Dr. Jean Grever Deb Hauersperger Scott Hofferkamp Kelsey Janssen
cunninghamhome.org Hayley Grice Susan Hawbecker (GP) Nancy & A.B. Hoffman Christina Japuntich
James Griebler Karen & Jack Hawkins Shelly & Kevin Hoffman (GP) Mary K. Jarvis
David & Linda Griesemer Don Haworth (GP) Gary & Patty Hofmann (GP) Janelle Jaskula (GP)
Merrily & Mike Griffin Jeff Hayes Jeanne Hogg Stephanie & Joe Smith Jeffries
Sally Griffith Justin & Kristie Hayes Charles & Crystal Hogue Gary & AnnaLee Jellen
Sheila & Cecil Griffith Sandy Hays Virginia Holder Jim & Jane Jenkins
Jerry & Jane Grimes Christine Hazen Marsha Holland Jon & Teresa Jenkins
Linda & Ronald Grissom Bonnie Head Sharon & Carl Holland Michelle Jennings
Ralph Grob Alice Headley Jamie Holley Nancy & Dennis Jennings (GP)
John and Ann Healey
Linda Heath

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Patricia Jensen Becky Kiefer hope begins here Our art teacher, Ms. Evelyne,
Jemin Jeon James O. Kietzman was awarded a grant from
Carol Jepsen Jordan Kilpatrick Nanette Larson the Urbana Arts and
Jim & Ruth Jesso Anthony Kim Ardis & Larry Larvick (GP) Culture program to work
Larry & Margie Jobe Donald & Margaret Kimmel Sally & Roger Lash with the Urbana Free Library
Cindy Johnson Murl & Rhonda Kimmel (GP) Mary & Robert Laturner to showcase student artwork.
Craig Johnson Janice Kimpel Dale & Carol Laue For a show entitled “Hands
Elizabeth G. Johnson Ann & Bob King (GP, CS) Barbara Laughlin of Hope,” our Gerber
Kendra & Fred Johnson Mary Carroll King (GP) Bill & Laurel Law students created plaster
Larry Johnson Robert & Hester Kingston Carolyn Lawless sculptures of their hands
Laurie Johnson Sandra Kinney Yaara Leaf and then designed them in
Leslie Johnson Todd Kinney & Peggy Patten Charles & Brenda Learned (GP) a way that best represented
Linda & James Johnson Dorothy & Kent Kipling (GP) Judy Lebaugh their personalities.
Linda Johnson Frances Kirchhofer Joe & Diane Lecher (GP)
Marianne Johnson Janet & Danny Kirk (GP) Debbie LeCrone Vera Mainz Mary McConkey
Nancy Johnson Will Kirkpatrick (CS) Joan Lee Rosemary Malone Clint McCormick
Patricia Johnson Dottie Kissick Kiyun Lee Tim Manard (GP, CS) Carmen McCoy
Sam & Pat Johnson Sue & Glen Kitson Reverend Lance & Judy Leeds Karen Manczko Joan McCoy
Sandra & David Johnson Bill & Deb Klein Eleanor Leeper Gayle & Joe Mangieri Kay & Gene McCoy
Sharon L. Johnson (GP) Lila Klendworth Dale & Patsy Lenear Mark Mankin Michael & Jane McCulley
Viki Johnson Betty & Edward Kmoch (GP) Patsy & Larry Lenz Tondra Mann-Niswander Thelma McCulley (GP)
Carolyn Johnston (GP) Carrie Kmoch & Tom Grady Jeff & Marlene Leonard Augusta Mansfield (GP) Michael P. McCuskey
Elizabeth Johnston Edward Kmoch Linda & Stephen Lerette Colleen Manuel Richard & Bonnie McDade
Jean Johnston Kirby Knapp Deborah Lewellyn Patricia Manuel Pam Hammond McDavid (GP)
Lloyd & Carolyn Johnston Kevin & Bitsy Knepler Debra Lewis Edward & Brenda Manzke Robyn McDonald
Ruth Johnston Tim & Mary Knepple Gloria Lewis Tom & Deborah Maranville (GP) Wanda McDowell
Susan Johnston Leslie Knicl Judith & Norman Lewis Lindsey Markel Tatyana McFadden
Sharla Jolly & Rocky Franklin (GP) Lisa Knight Lois Lewis Viona & Richard Marlin Gerald & Joy McGee
Becky Jones Mary Knight Lou & Mary Liay Mary Lou & James Marlow Elisabeth McGinnis
Bev Jones (GP) Frank & Patricia Knowles Donna Libbey David J. Marshall Rick & Becky McGinnis
Caroline Jones (GP) Patricia Kobel Carol Lichtensteiger Marilyn Marshall Debra McGough
Elaine & Philip Jones Marilea Koch Lois Kelley Lichti Denise & Kim Martin Kalah McGraw
Ken & Lucille Jones Linda Koe Ellen Liehr Kay Martin Yvette McGraw (GP)
L. Rea & Mary Jones Lou Ann Koebel Tim & Janice Likens Marty Martin Lance & Bonnie McGrew
Linda & Owen Jones Nancy K. Koehler Helen & Paul Lilly Mary Martin Judith McGuire
Lois E. Jones Peter Kogen Mary Limp Phil & Laura Martin Suzie & Dave Mcguire
Lyn & Mike Jones Keith Kohanzo Nan Lindemann Stephanie Martin Carolyn McIntyre
Paul & Nancy Jones Janet Kolves Jackie & Gene Lindley Kelli Martin James & Karen McKechnie
Russ Jones Laurie & Arthur Kramer Roberta Lindstrand (GP) Ann Marty Anne & Jasper McKenney
Nancy Jones-Kepple Danell Kreher Marty & Mark Lindvahl Searoba Mascher Doris McKinley
Shirley Judy (GP) Sharron Kreider Dave & Cindy Line (GP) Patrick & Kelly Masching Mary McMahon
Karen Kabbes Philip & Sheila Krein Henrietta Lingafelter Candy Massey Maureen McMichael
Ruth & Richard Kaelin Paulette & Mark Kreiner Judy & Larry Linman Tim & Kathy Mast Linda McMillan
Mary Joan Kaliher Marcia & Pete Kreiser Matthew & Frieda Linsner Stanley Matheny Virginia & Thomas
Yash Kamble Reverend Kevin & Georgia Litchfield Pam & Roger Mathews (GP) McQuistion (GP, CS)
Karen Kammeier Dorothy Kriesel Marilyn & John Litchfield Carol Mathis Marjorie Mead
Karen & Cleve Karch Merna Krietemeyer Gail Lithgow Sandra Matson-Bray Ed & Beth Mears
John & Beth Katsinas Victoria Kriuchkovskaia Donna Little Mary Ann Matthews Lois Meerdink
Cheryl Kaufman Ken & Ginny Krueger Marlin & Denise William Matthews Edward & Brenda Mehnert
Jim & Anne Kearns Linda & Kent Krukewitt Livingston (GP, CS) Helen & Joel Maurer Brandon Melbye
The Kearns Family Sandy Detamore Kuhne Terry & Cherie Lock Dick & Janis Maxwell (GP) Julia Melgreen
Kathy Keith & Chris Kuhne Johnnie & Ronald Locker (GP) Don Maxwell Ellen Melton
Kyle Keitzman Sendhil & Komal Kumaran Maxine & Richard Lolling Douglas & Sheryl Maxwell Kathleen Menenga
Teresa & Jim Kelnhofer (GP) Craig & Karen Kummerow Reverend Kent & Atsuko Lolling Reverend Andrew Maxwell & Carolyn Meng
Patricia Kemme Paul Kunkel Linda Long Lois Maxwell Laurie Menozi
Howard Kemper Steve & Carol Kurtenbach Carolyn Looker Colleen & Bob Mayberry Melissa Merli
Paul Kenis Sharon & Wayne Kurth Dr. Richard & Josephine Lord Angie & Dan Mayo Nancy Jo Merz
Darrold Kennedy Ellie Kuykendall Cynthia & Michael Loui Wanda Mays Linda Lou Messinger
Susan Kennedy Denise Labus Karen Lowe Michelle Mazzotti Patricia and Dean Messinger
Shawn Kenney Emma Ladage Bea Lowery Carol McAllister Bonnie Messmore
Tim & Julie Kenney Tom & Sandy Lagomarcino Debbie & Jerry Lueck Jeana McAllister Joyce Metz
Bradley & Linda Kent Bill & Cheryl Lair Lanie Lueth Cathy McCall Mary J. Metzger-Harris (GP)
Marvin & Darlene Kerber Alice Lamb David Lund (GP) David McCall Steve Mey
Marilyn Kerr Melody Lampert Ron & Shellee Luttrell Debora McCall Barbara Meyer
Bethany Kershaw Terry & Patricia Lancaster Stephen & Mary Luzz (GP) Jackie McCall Marie & Donald Meyer
Sam & Helen Kershaw (GP) Judy & Kenneth Landeck (GP) Shirley & Joseph Lynch Linda McCall Joan Michael (CS)
Jay & Rosalyn Kesan Marianne M. Landry Stephanie Lynge (GP) Edwin McCammack Pamela & Rich Mihm
Mark & Tammy Kesler Randy & Kimberly Lane (GP) Steve Lyons Marlys & Thomas McCartney Sally Mikel
Rhonda & Kurt Kesler Harold Lang Gary & Kim Lytle Noma McCarty Joseph & Carol Miles
Carol Kessler (GP) Gregory Langdon Jean Macesich Camille McCaskill Roy & Phyllis Milkereit
Donna Kessler Linda Langston Mary MacRae Mindy McClusky Carol Milkrut
Diane & Stephen Kiddoo Phyllis Lappin Ronnie Maddox Betty Brooks McCollum Alice Elder Miller
Roger & Carol Kiddoo Cloydia Hill Larimore (GP, CS) Melanie Mader & James Paul Judy McConchie (GP) Brenda Miller
Sue & Ron Kiddoo Toni Laros Emily Maduzia
Debbie Larson Karolyn Magelli
Nancy & Michael Mahoney

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Donna Miller Billy & Sue Murray hope begins here David Potts Jo & Andy Rohn (GP)
Erica Miller Warren Musch Ellen & Kent Poulter Brian & Megan Rolfs
Gary & Kathleen Miller Diane Musumeci Dennis & Vicki Palmer Judy Poultney Barbara Rosdall
Gay & Wally Miller Dena Myers Doris Palmer Patricia & Morgan Hruby Powell Camille Rose
Jan Miller Jane & Walter Myers Reverend Sheryl Palmer & Kimberly & John Powers Gary Rosenbeck
Jennifer Miller Sanya Myerscough Michael Heaton Mary Powers Verlyn & Paul Rosenberger
Joan Miller (GP, CS) Charles & Kate Nadolski (GP) Cara & Justin Pals Marco Price Dick & Sharon Ross
Mary & Glenn Miller Kathleen Nail Barbara & Danny Parker Cinda & Stephen Pringle (GP) Jeanette Ross
Michael I. Miller Heju Nam Dick & Judy Parker Delores Provance Mary Lou Ross
Naomi E. Miller Glenn & Marilyn Napier (GP) Nancy Parker Beverly Pryor (GP) Nancy & Randall Ross
Robert & Jo Miller Donald Nau Pam Parker Amber & Chris Pyle Paula & Russ Ross
Steven & Stacy Miller Kerry Navarro Tamra Parker & Karen Jackson Minta & Charles Rainey Karen Roth
Wesley & Amanda Miller Jessica Navejas Robert & Nancy Parkhill Carol & Dale Ralston Norma Rothe
Ginger & Marc Mills (GP, CS) Antwuan Neely Carl & Cynthia Parsons Deborah & Greg Ramsay Sharon Rothermel
John Mills & Sharon Bard Bernadette Nelson El & Linda Partenheimer Frederick & Mary Randall (GP) Susan Roush
Paula & David Mills Diana & Steven Nelson Jerry & Rebecca Patrick Karen Ranney Donald & Constance Roux
Steven & Betsy Mills Elizabeth Nelson Shawna Patterson-Stephens Carolyn Rapp Stacey Roux
Nancy Mings Kimberly & Chris Nelson Evelyn Patton Barbara & Dale Rascher Karla Ruch
Sharon Minnes Patricia Nelson Judy & Werner Paulsen Sophie Rasmus Janet & Michael Ruckman (GP)
Cathy Mitchell Sara Nelson Chris & Thomas Payne Ruta Rauber Andrea & John Ruedi (GP)
Jon Mitchell Lisa Nesbitt Mare Payne Dawn Rawlings Barbara Rusk
Ronald & Nancy Mitchell Fred Neumann Ann Pearcy Rosella Ray (GP, CS) Rick Ruth
Pastor Cesar Mnyampara Melissa Neumann-Spencer Gretchen Pein Richard Rayburn Thomas & Mary Ruzicka
Glenda Moan Dee Neuschwander Joe Peloquin Jon Rector (GP) Lee & Marilyn Ryan
Joan Mochel Tom & Tamara Newby Jean & George Pennell Julie Rector Susan & John Ryan
Harold & Carol Moe Carol Lee Newlin (GP, CS) Pat Pennell Judith & Merrill Redemer Susan Ryan
Ellyn Moffett Frances Newman Natalie Pennock Jeff & Rose Redmon Theresa & Mike Ryan
Erica Mohler Frederick Newman Jo Ellen Pensinger Marion Reeds David & Rebecca Ryherd (GP)
Jennifer Mohler Sandy Lu & Fred Newport Rebecca Pentecost (GP) Susan & Tim Reeser Richard & Karen Sackett
Reverend Sharon & Helen L. Niccum Phyllis Pepiot Jack & Rosanne Reidner Robert Sadler
Ronald Monroe Jan Carter Niccum Kathy Perisho Tonita Reifsteck Jim & Elizabeth Saelins
Ellen Monson Rita Niccum Carolee Perring Mark Rein Linda Safanie-Crain
Timothy Montague Myla Nichols Aiko K. Perry Reverends Fred & Dr. Bruce Sammons
Carl Moore Robert & Kathleen Nichols Karen Perry Darlene Reiner Michael & Dana Sampson
Carol L. Moore Deborah Nielsen Roscoe & Ann Pershing (GP) Judy Reinhart Dennis & Virginia Samuelson
Chris Moore Anthony & Terri Niemerg Jean Peters Fred & Jean Reiter Jo & Michael Sanders (GP, CS)
Emily Moore Sharon & Jim Niksch (GP) Linda Lee & Ron Peters Reverend Butch & Sue Reneker Susan Sankins
Jack Moore Roxanna Nixon Gay Peterson Terry & Carol Renfrow Mark & Ann Sapoznik
Jennifer Moore Dick Noel (CS) Linda Peterson Myrna Rennison Joan & Michael Sargent
Pamela J. Moore Mary M. Noel Paul & Peggy Peterson Sue Rentsch Pat & Bill Sargent
Judith Morano Phillip & Jean Noellsch Rusty & Shawn Peterson Reverend Cindy Rettig Monir Saska
Amanda Morgan Carol Nornholm (GP) Gregory Petry Cara Reynolds Mary-Jean Sattazahn
Martha & Marvin Morgan (GP) Mary Beth Norris Carolyn Phebus Fern T. Rice Ruth Sattazahn
LeAnne & George Moritz William North Caroline Phelps (GP) Kimberly Rice Helen Satterthwaite
Suzanne Morr Barbara Norton Barbara Phend Don & Margo Rich Carol Saucedo
Kristen Morris Dick & Jenene Norton Reverend Brent & Betty Phillips April Richardson Gloria Sax
Martha Morris Tracy Nugent Sybil Phillips (GP) Nancy Richardson Sue Saxsma
Sara & Robert Morris Jan Nuss John & Jan Phipps (GP) Judy Richmond Bob & Rose Ann Saylor
Vanessa & Kevin Morris (GP) Naomi Nuss Brigitte Pieke Dale & Janice Ridgway (GP) Marlys Scarbrough
Annmarie Morris-Brantner Hester Odendaal (GP) Maddy Pierce (GP) William & Jo Ridley Nancy Schaefer
Gail & Jack Morrison Karon Oliver Marvin Piersall Yvonne L. Rieder (GP) Shirley Schaefer
Greg Morrow Barbara & Jack Olson Nila Pike Virginia Riggins (GP, CS) Janet Schauf
Lavonne Morrow Charles & Janice Olson Richard Pikowsky Jeanette Riggs (GP) Elaine Schaufele
Theresa Morse Max & Marilyn Olson Kim & Keith Pillischafske Marcia Riggs Sherri Scherbring (GP)
Rudi Mortimer Mary Oltean Frederic Pinkstaff Marvin & Anne Rightnowar Diane & Charles Scherr
Nancy & Steve Moser (GP) Nancy & David O’Neall Jane & Steve Piper Elma Rincker Roger & Marcia Scherr
Donna B. Motley Judy Onken Nancy Pippen Jim Risley Sheryl Scherschligt
Donna Mueller Lona & Garrett Oostdyk Reverend Robert Pitsch Kim Robbins (GP) Alyssa Scheuneman
Sylvia Mueth (GP) Cyndi Ortiz-Taylor Norma Pittman (GP) Rebecca Robbins Richard Schicht
Sandy Muirheid Judy Osgood Mary Pleck Betty Roberts Gloria & Kevin Schick
Elizabeth Muller Marsha Osterbur Linda Plotner Pam Roberts Natalie Schieferdecker
Patricia Ann Mullins JoAnn Overholt Tootie Poe Shannon Roberts Jim Schien
Kimberly Mulvaney (GP) Shelley Overman Reverend Leah R. Pogemiller Ellen & Thomas Robinson Stephen & Kathleen Schilling
Richard Mulvaney Susan Overstreet Leon Pollack Marcus Robinson Richard Schimmel
Stephanie Mumm Elizabeth Owen Kenneth & Judy Ponton (GP) James & L. Myrtle Robison Reverend Joy Schlesselman
Dennis Muncy Karli Oxford-Jordan Bill & Joan Pool Suzanne Rodawig Donald Schmidgall (GP)
Patricia & Thomas Murdoch Cyndi & Scott Paceley David & Linda Poole Arnetta Rodgers Debbie Schmidt
Candi Murphy Brenda & Steve Pacey Judy Poole F. Leon Rodgers Joan & Eugene Schmidt
Deb Murphy Brenda Pacey (CS) Margee Poole Ken & Rachel Roessler Linda Schneider (GP)
Dianne & Billy Murphy Nancy & Vaughn Page Chris Poore Lawrence & Ellen Roessler Richard & Susan Schnuer
Mary Jane & Myles Murphy Pam Painter Joan Poorman Candie Rogers Elle Scholwin
Michael & Candi Murphy Rheta & David Paisley Devanshi Popat Jack & Samantha Rogers Gary & Carolyn Schoof
Michael & Diane Murphy Bonnie Pakenham Kip & Janet Pope Charlie & Janice Rohn Mason & Carissa Schoolcraft
Paul Murrah Kitzie Pallas Penny Porter Jennifer Rohn Lale & Michael Schram (GP)
Vickie Poruba
Amber Postin

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Matt & Carol Schramer Sandra & Monty Smith (GP) hope begins here Joann & George Tuttle Michael Walker
Pamela & Jeremy Schreck Sara Smith Diane & Thomas Twork Sheron Walker
Margaret Schrock Schaffe Smith (GP) Kevin & Nancy Sullivan Patricia Tymchyshyn Jack L. Wallace (GP, CS)
Doug & Stacy Schroeder Susan Smith Luke & Jill Sullivan Jan & Richard Uddin Joel Wallace
Earlene & Greg Schroeder Tom & Shelba Smith Ann Sussman Marilyn Unger Kimberly Wallace
Eileen Schroeder Tom & Sue Smith Mary Kay Suttle Mary Unterberg Mike & Judy Wallace
Elizabeth A. Schultetus Vicki Smith Dick & Jane Swain Kathryn Valdes Kayte Walls
Angie & Keith Schultz Donna Snider (GP) Reta Swain Audrey Vallance Laura Walsten
John & Mary Schultz Reverend Justin & Miriam Snider Reverend Richard & Jean Swain Cheryl & Phil Van Ness (GP) Betty Walter
Karen & Ed Schultz Sherry Sollers Ginger Swartz Barbara & Gary Vance Charles Walters
Susan & Douglas Schultz Penelope Soskin Pat Swearingen Janet & Martin Vance Cheryl Walters
JoAnn & Mark Schwark Rita & Steven Sowers Richard & Carol Swearingen Ronald & Jeanne Vance (GP) Ann & Rick Wampler
Carolyn & James Scott Johnette & Dennis Sparks Sandra Swearingen Jody Vanderburg Heather Wanninger
Helen Scranton Eric Spears Tara Swearingen Mark & Debra Vandermyde Janet & Don Ward
Alma Sealine Margo Spencer Tom & Renee Sweatman David & Colleen Vandeursen Jeanne & Tom Ward (GP)
Mary Ann Sears Nancy Sperry (CS) Mary Jo & Edward Swedeen Tina & Craig VanDeveer (GP) Wayne & Joann Ward
Trilby Sedgwick John & Beverly Spets (CS) Michelle Sweet Jimmie K. & Steven Vandeventer Kay & Linden Warfel
Jerry Seibert Mary Spicer Maria & Dominic Tabrizi Mary Vandeventer Marsha & Jeffrey Warmoth
Gwenn Selby Kyle & Alice Spitzer Ann Talbert Mike & Amy Vandre JoAnn Warnes
Grant Semonin Nancy Sprague Charlotte Talkington Roxanne Vanover Eli & Allison Warnock
Dr. Kenneth & Susan & John Sprinkle (GP) Barbara Tangora Judy Vansickle Phyllis Warrick
Joan Sensenbrenner Jolece Sprout (GP) Evelyne Tardy Ivadelle Vanwingerden Mary Waters
Barbara E. Setterdahl John & Ann Spurgeon Steve & Cindy Tarrant Scott & Lori Vanwingerden Jen Watson (GP)
Gloria Jean & William Shafer Donald Stagen Janice Tay Jeralyn Vargas Deanne Wattjes
Michael & Sandy Shannon (GP) Alice Staley (CS) Andrea & Paul Taylor Kenneth & Rosalie Vass Loyd & Vickie Wax
Marsha & Jon Shapland Christine Stalker Betty Taylor Alice & David Vaughan Harriett Weatherford &
Karen & Billy Sharp (GP) Kim Stanhope David Taylor (GP) Heather Vazquez Thomas Schaefges
Patty Sharp Glenn & Jo Anne Stanko Joyce & Ron Taylor Carol Veit Lura & Danny Weatherford
Robin Shaw Jim & Dianne Stanley Mary Taylor Lurinda & Larry Venezia (GP, CS) Gerald & Erika Weaver
Sandy Shay Gregory & Margaret Stanton Mike & Dianna Taylor David Venter John Weaver
John Sheahan Jeff Starwalt (GP) Russ & Charlene Taylor Mary Ann Venters Richard & Debbie Weaver
Sally Sheahan Arturo Steely Tracy Teare Barbara Verbout Linda Webb
Don & Jan Sheesley (GP) Marilyn & Louis Steenwyk Cornelia Teel Mary M. Vermillion Mary Webb
Sally Shelby Dennis & Carol Steger Deborah Telman Cheryl Vertrees Carol Webber
Joyce Shellabarger (GP) Catherine & Brian Steidinger Kay Tennill Kate Vertrees Thelma Webber
Sandra Shelton Jane Steidinger Cheryl Terhark Thomas Vilardo Jim & Sue Weber
Cindy Sheppelman Bill & Candis Stein Barb Terry Melissa Visse Lynn & Bev Weddle
Bill Sherfey (GP) Janet & John Stein Carol Terstriep Sherrill Vliet Mary Beth Weeks
William Sherfey Shirley Stelbrink Denise & Dennis Terven Jacquelyn & Jeff Voeks Madonna Weese
Mary Sherman (GP) Kimberly Stelle Duane & Patricia Tesdall Grant & Shawn Waaler Jeanette Weider
Thomas & Diane Sherman Jamillah Stennis Leona R. Thacker Virginia & Jack Waaler Barbara Weiner
Patsy W. Sherrard Denise & Michael Step Mark Thies Roger & Peg Wade Christine Depaul Weisser (GP)
Kim Shinew Jeanene & Rick Stephens Jill & James Thomas John Waelde James & Fran Welch
Carole Shirely (GP) Dennis & Diane Sterchi Julie Thomas Edward & Joyce Wagner Cynthia & Bruce Wellman (GP)
Stephen & Brenda Shoaff Phillip Stern Mary Louise Thomason Elton & Lonna Wagner Dianne Wells
Mary & Stan Shobe Brenda & Larry Stewart Audrey Thompson Martha Wagner Julie Wells
David & Jan Sholem Jonathon & Kendra Stewart Brenda Thompson Todd Wagner Doug & Miki Wesley
Sonya & Myron Sholem Marissa Stewart Cheryl & William Thompson Kim Waguespack Mary Jane West
Donna & Lyle Shoraga Susan Stewart Holly Thompson Lisa & Mike Waight Deborah Westjohn
Donald & Alicia Short Sharon Stickman Janet & Dennis Thompson Jana Waite Jack & Mary Wetzel
Phyllis Short Amy Stimpert Joe Thompson Linda & Richard Walden Marilyn Whalen
James Shrove Lana Stimpert Norma Thompson Michelle Walden Ann Wheeler
Rene Shunk Sandy Stirewalt Suzanne & Herbert Thompson (GP) Reverend Donald E. Walden Shelly Wheeler
Paula Shurtz Nicholas Stirrett Amy Thoren Tina M. Walke Rhonda & Jim Whitaker (GP, CS)
Shirley Sievers Carol Stockdale Gerald Thornton A. Doris Walker Beverly & Richard White
Carol Sims Michelle Stolte-Martin Cindy Thorsen Bobby Walker (GP) Chuck & Glenna White (GP)
Jeanne Sims Betty Stoltz (GP) Cathy Thurston Jerry & Rhoda Walker Geraldine & James White
Kim Smith & David Skadden Carrie Stone Marianne Tichenor Mary Z. Walker Jerry White
Cindy Slade Steven & Kathy Stopher Nancy Tiezzi
Bessie Slifer (GP) Lt. Col. Mary L. Storm Lisa Tomlinson YOUR GIFT OF
Frances Smart Katie Stout Patrick & Julie Tomlinson (GP)
Michael & Kathy Smeltzer Marge Stout (GP, CS) Lisa Tonner GRAIN OFFERS
Dee Smith Nancy Stout Karen & Jerry Tow
Dru Smith (CS) Virginia Stout M. Jean & Rex Tracy HEALING AND
Gerry Smith Donna Stradley Reverend Chet & Lynn Travis (GP)
Jane Smith Cheryl Street Guy Treadway Hope.
Janet Smith Kristen & Eric Streeter Tracie Trotter
Joyce & Don Smith William & Ruth Studley Judith & L. Deane Trumble For donors who actively engage in farming on a
Ken Smith Julie Stump Stacy & Scott Trumbull cash basis, significant tax savings can be found
Marilyn Smith (GP, CS) Pat & Tom Sturgis Connie Tucker through donating grain directly to Cunningham
Mary Smith Terri Sturtevant Helen Tull Children’s Home. Proceeds help fill a gap in
Myrna Smith (GP) Nancy Suchomski Mary Frances Tunison funding for the care of Cunningham youth.
Patricia Smith Lucy Sudol Barbara Turner
Sandi Smith Dr. Lila E. Sullivan Jerry Turner LEARN MORE AT cunninghamhome.org
Sue Turner (GP)
Marcia & Ralph Turpin

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hope begins here

2022 Board MEMBERSHIPS AND AFFILIATIONS
of Directors Association of Children’s
Residential Centers
OFFICERS Association of Fundraising
Claire Ford, President Professionals, East Central
Gary Denzer, Treasurer Illinois Chapter
Cindy Clennon, Secretary Building Bridges Initiative
Sharon Brown, President-elect Central Illinois Human
Catherine Nickrent, Treasurer-elect Resources Group
Champaign County
Summer time is for adventures and the young COMMITTEE CHAIRS Community Coalition
ladies from our girls group home made the Leanne Barnhart, Advancement
most of their outing to Kickapoo State Park. Doug Wesley, Asset Management Champaign County Human
What a great day! Services Council
Catherine Nickrent, Audit
Linda White Elizabeth Woodburn Carol Desch, District Representatives Champaign County Mental
Penny White Marsha Woodbury Health Board
Sandra White Helen Woods Claire Ford, Executive
William White Lana Woodward Gary Denzer, Finance and Child Welfare Advisory Board
Glen Whitmer (GP) Joe & Joann Woolums Community Behavioral Healthcare
Melissa Whittail Bud Workman (CS) Human Resources
Marilyn Whittaker Ruth Worner Doug Abbott, Nominations Association of IL
Janet Whittington (GP) Joanna Wozniak Margie Jobe, Performance Quality Illinois Association of Private
Sarah & Joel Whittington Barbara & Nelson Wright Special Education Centers
Adrienne Wible Dave & Marilee Wright Improvement Illinois Collaboration on Youth
Elizabeth Wickes Glen & Judy Wright UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (UMC) Illinois Great Rivers Alliance
Jack and Sally Widholm Haley Wright (GP) ILLINOIS GREAT RIVERS CONFERENCE Illinois Inter-Agency Athletic
Alice Wiedrich (GP, CS) Jerry & Linda Wright
Judy Wierschem Terry & Noma Wright (IGRC) UNITED METHODIST Association
Nancy & Douglas Wildman Marilyn Wubben WOMEN (UMW) OFFICERS Society for Human Resource
Teri Wilke Clarice Wunderlich
William & Karen Wilkinson Gene & Mary Wurth Susan Connor, President Management
Beverly Ann Williams Barbara Wysocki Christina Krost, Vice President United Methodist Association
Diana Williams Donna Yagow Louella Christensen, Treasurer United Way of Champaign County
Eugene & Nancy Williams (GP) Marilyn Yakel
Judith Williams (GP) Sandi Yarnell Ginny Riggins, Secretary ACCREDITATIONS,
Kevin & Katherine Williams Caron & Greg Yates Barb Smith, Education and LICENSURE, APPROVAL
Larry & Phyllis Williams Betty Yaw
Patricia Williams (GP) Dorothy C. Yaw Interpretation Cognia
Rachelle Williams Thomas Yaxley Linda Dean, Social Action Illinois Department of Human Services
Garry Williamson Scott & Lynne Yeazel UMC IGRC IROQUOIS RIVER
Jon & Christine Willoughby Jon & Lori Yelenick (GP) DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT Illinois Department of Children
Don & Jan Wills (GP) Pat Yepsen and Family Services
Jean & Charles Wills Robin Yette Reverend Angie Lee
Dorothy Wilson Brett Yockey & Aimee Kandrac UMW DISTRICT PRESIDENTS Illinois Department of Healthcare
Julie & Scott Wilson Carolyn Yockey (GP) and Family Services
Justin & Casey Wilson Carolyn L. & L. Duane Yockey (CS) Wilda Young, Cache River
Lin & Jerry Wilson Gary & Lois Young Carol Martin, Embarras River Illinois State Board of Education
Mary Ann Wilson James & Jesse Young Neurosequential Model of
Rebecca Wilson John & Virgie Young Sally Smith, Illinois River
Karen Wilund Ray & Jane Young (GP) Pat Davis, Iroquois River Therapeutics Training Certification
Mariam Winans Sue Young Patsy Hebron, Kaskaskia River EAGLE Accreditation, United
Bruce & Alicia Winter (GP) Wilda & Robert Young Martha Vache, LaMoine River Methodist Association
Claire Winter Suzanne & Charlie Younger Gail Fritzsche, Mississippi River
Polly Wise Roth & Bryce Zacharias Carol Drayton, Sangamon River AGENCY LEADERSHIP
Roger Wisegarver C. William & Nancy Zander Kay Clifton, Spoon River Marlin Livingston
Greg Wissner Jim & Sharon Zarring Joyce Goodwin, Vermilion River President/CEO
Bart Witter Joanna Zawada Pat Ege
Ellen Wolcott Diane Zell MEMBERS AT LARGE
Pamela Wolf Cindy Ziegler Michael Biehl, Ellen Dixon, Vice President of Program Services
Sally M. Wolf Janet & Bill Zimmer Sybil Phillips, Camille Rose Melissa Harden
Donna Wolf-Roberts Barbara Zimmerman
Rose Mary Wolfe Reverends J. Keith Zimmerman CUNNINGHAM Chief Financial Officer
Julia Woller & Janice Griffith CHILDREN’S HOME Ann Pearcy
Larry Woller (GP) Sara Zimmerman Jerome (GP)
Joyce Woltzen (GP) Carolee Zuck 1301 N. Cunningham Avenue Director of Community-Based Services
Joe & Ashley Womble Carol Zuhone Urbana, IL 61802 Marissa Stewart
Karen Wood P.O. Box 878,
Director of Human Resources
Urbana, IL 61803-0878 Linda Fox
WEB: cunninghamhome.org
EMAIL: [email protected] Director of Education
Kim Guest
PHONE: 217.367.3728
FAX: 217.367.2896 Director of Residential and
Clinical Services
GP (Guardian Parent) and CS (The Cedar Society member) Ginger Mills
are designations throughout the Donors List.
Director of Advancement
Shawn Peterson

Director of Quality Improvement

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