July2023AnnualReport

[ hope is RISING ] [ 1 ] IMPACT REPORT FY22 REPORT FY22

[ hope is RISING ] to understand just how important the work is for the kids, their families and our community,” Jamie said. Jamie has been eager to help Cunningham in other ways too. Cunningham recently received a grant from the Papa John’s Foundation because of Jamie’s nomination. The grant will provide funds for the expansion of the Cup of Hope Coffee Shop, on Cunningham’s campus, run by youth participating in our vocational options program. Scan to learn more a bout the Outstanding Alumni and Friend of Children awards. Friend of Children Award Cunningham for assistance and, thanks to faithful donors, the agency was able to meet her needs and covered her tuition and books for two classes. Martina was working full time while raising Jayla but she was determined! Since those Parkland days, Martina has come a long way. She works at the Housing Authority of Champaign County where she started as a program assistant for the YouthBuild Program, which provides job training and educational opportunities for at-risk youth who have previously dropped out of high school. She has since been promoted to senior case manager. Martina is enrolled in the REMAX real estate license program with hopes of becoming a licensed agent. She is also on track to earn a Bachelor of Art degree in Business Administration from Eastern Illinois University in 2023. Martina Harvey Harris knew as a young teenager that everything about her life was already different. She and her older sister had been living with an uncle but when she was 13 years of age, she entered Cunningham’s foster care program. Cunningham staff made sure she was taken care of and felt as comfortable as possible. Years later, at age 18, Martina began receiving services through Cunningham’s Independent Living program. For three years, she worked with her case manager, Chalaine Davis, who helped her learn self-sufficiency and independence while she and her daughter Jayla lived on their own in the community. In 2017, Martina had a desire to take classes at Parkland Junior College to get one step closer to an associate’s degree in business administration. She reached out to Outstanding Alumni Award “Cunningham gave me unconditional support.” ~ Martina Harvey Harris ‘22 Papa John’s has helped Cunningham to carry out amazing work with an annual donation through its partnership with the Illinois Marathon. Since 2018, Cunningham has received a portion of the proceeds from Papa John’s PAPARUN promotion, totaling nearly $27,000! “We make pizza, but we are men and women in our community with children and families of our own so we appreciate all we have and the opportunity to give should never be passed up,” Senior Director of Operations Jamie Cartwright said. Jamie said his love and admiration for children’s homes and organizations that support and lift up children stems from his high school days when he volunteered at a children’s home. “It was hard work and it took me quite some time “It gives our team a way to celebrate our successes and thank the community for their support.”~ Jamie Cartwright, Papa John’s ‘22

[ hope is RISING ] [ 1 ] A note from our President/CEO President/CEO 900-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 800-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 700-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 600-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 500-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 400-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 300-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 200-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 100-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 0-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 807 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 FY19 FY20 FY21 FY22 777 794 731 520 252 276 307 351 463 10-YEAR RISE IN NUMBER SERVED THROUGH OUR PROGRAMS 3,003 COMMUNITY MEMBERS, BUSINESS AND ORGANIZATIONS DONATED FUNDS OR 807 IN-KIND ITEMS PEOPLE WERE SERVED THROUGH OUR RESIDENTIAL, EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY-BASED PROGRAMS 819 HOURS OF VOLUNTEER TIME VOLUNTEERS PROVIDED MORE THAN 2,700 6,150 THERAPY SESSIONS ACROSS ALL OF OUR PROGRAMS Friends, hope begins here. For decades, we’ve proclaimed this at Cunningham and we illustrate that in the stories we share about our youth and families who, through hard work and determination, are able to heal, learn and grow. Personally, I love a good story. Don’t you? Especially when the story weaves in our mission to care for youth and families in crisis. Stories allow us to experience “all the feels” as hopeless situations turn into hopeful ones over time. Uncertainty grows into stability, reliance turns into resilience, fear grows into trust, and the vulnerable become stronger. Sometimes, however, “all the feels” can include uneasiness. I think we all have some anxiety associated with our latest visits to the gas pump and grocery store. Inflation, ongoing work force issues and a downturn in the markets are headwinds we have all faced in the last fiscal year. But, guess what? Even in the midst of adversity and challenges, hope rises here. Our amazing Cunningham staff stay the course and remain committed to the youth and families we serve, allowing them to thrive and flourish. You, our donors, friends and supporters, also remain consistent. You continue to rise to the occasion in countless ways. Your belief in, and support of, the difficult work we do here is immeasurable. Because of your generosity, the dedication of our staff and the willingness of our youth and families to accept help, hope is possible. And you will see just how in the following pages. With great appreciation, Marlin Livingston, President/CEO 320+VALUABLE STAFF MEMBERS WORKED FOR THE CARE OF YOUTH AND FAMILIES

[ hope is RISING ] statement of FINANCIAL POSITION statement of ACTIVITIES OPERATING RESULTS FY22 FY21 Residential $856,189 $223,448 Education 493,789 365,121 Community Services (217,001) (269,420) Investment Income & Other Services 489,419 361,824 Administration (2,685,972) (2,853,523) Fundraising 1,668,247 568,262 TOTAL OPERATING RESULTS $604,671 ($1,604,288) NON-OPERATING RESULTS FY22 FY21 Realized Investments Gains/(Losses) $1,110,092 $487,537 Unrealized Investments Gains/(Losses) (3,607,090) (2,656,653) Change in Farmland Fair Market Value 4,072,981 3,223,407 TOTAL NON-OPERATING RESULTS $1,575,983 $6,367,598 CHANGE IN NET ASSETS $2,180,654 $4,763,310 SUPPORT & REVENUE FY22 FY21 Residential $9,900,547 $7,666,629 Education 8,099,859 7,229,683 Community Services 3,586,168 3,469,282 Investment Income & Other Services 2,094,410 6,755,481 Fundraising 2,400,303 1,238,812 TOTAL SUPPORT & REVENUE $26,081,287 $26,429,887 OPERATING EXPENSES FY22 FY21 Residential $9,044,358 $7,443,181 Education 7,606,070 6,934,562 Community Services 3,803,169 3,738,702 Other Services 29,008 26,059 TOTAL PROGRAM EXPENSES $20,482,605 $18,142,504 Administration 2,685,975 2,853,523 Fundraising 732,056 670,550 TOTAL EXPENSES $23,900,633 $21,666,577 CHANGE IN NET ASSETS $2,180,654 $4,763,310 ASSETS FY22FY21 Cash $1,541,820 $2,642,116 Other Current 1,675,559 2,267,075 TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS $3,217,379 $4,909,191 Fixed Assets 20,647,769 21,337,520 Other Assets - Long Term 298,320 581,347 Investments - Long-Term Portion 31,616,153 29,868,565 TOTAL ASSETS $55,779,621 $56,696,623 LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS FY22 FY21 Current Liabilities $2,228,452 $2,343,720 Long-Term Liabilities/Debt 7,057,648 10,040,036 TOTAL LIABILITIES $9,286,100 $12,383,756 NET ASSETS $46,493,521 $44,312,867 TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS $55,779,621 $56,696,623 statement of USA Women’s National Sitting Volleyball Team gold medalist Nichole Millage made a trip to our campus and shared with our Gerber youth about the great sport of sitting volleyball. She coached them on techniques like serving and setting. Much fun was had as they volleyed back and forth over the net! We think they learned it’s much harder than standing volleyball! JULY 1, 2021 - JUNE 30, 2022 statement of Financial Summary The summer months are filled with activities for our youth like swimming, soccer clinics and “fun” days on campus as well as field trips to area attractions like Clinton Lake, Kickapoo Creek State Park and Hidden Croft Hobby Farm. [ 2 ] FY22 operating results reflect the benefits of federal and state relief funds.

[ hope is RISING ] [ 3 ] COUNTIES OF RESIDENCE They did it! Mr. Finn, a teacher in our Gerber Education Program, and his students had a plan to take a simple plot of grass just outside the Noel Education Center and turn it into a bountiful garden full of plants, flowers, and lots of pollinating insects. With dedication and hard work, their plan came to fruition last summer! White 40% Black 28.4% Multi-racial 10.2% Hispanic or Latino 19.2% Combined 1.8% 0.7% Other 0.4% Asian 0.4% Unknown 0.2% American Indian or Alaskan Native 0.1% Hawaiian Native/ OT Pacific Islander 0.1% Prefer to Self-Describe ——n 20 years and older ——n 15-19 years ——n 10-14 years ——n 5-9 years ——n under 5 years 43.9% 26.3% 17.1% 11.8% 0.8% our clients BY AGE our clients 0.9% Cook County 78.9.% BY HOME Central AREA ILLINOIS 1.2% Northern 1.6% Southern 17.2% Other our clients BY RACE our clients of clients served through our community-based programs in FY22 “Are we coding? That’s lit!!!” shouted one of our kids, as he stepped into the Millipore Sigma Curiosity Cube. Audra and her team of local scientists spent a day with Cunningham’s Gerber and CIRCLE Academy students exploring STEM concepts in the mobile Curiosity Cube.

[ hope is RISING through our residential treatment ] For our youth, a new school year can bring out nerves and anxiety. That used to be true for Tony*, but thankfully, it isn’t anymore. In fact, Tony saw a lot of positive changes in his life over the summer. And come fall, he was at a new school, in a new town, with a new family. Tony came to Cunningham in June 2021 after his adoptive parents surrendered their parental rights. Having lived in an unhealthy and negative environment, he had low self-esteem. He didn’t believe he had value, anything to offer or that things were ever going to get better. Over time, Tony began to feel good about himself and have a better outlook on his life. “I think what happened for him here at Cunningham is that he got accepted for himself,” Cunningham’s Chaplain Gay said. “He was feeling really bad about himself and about what happened to him, but our staff and the other youth were saying positive things about him and he really embraced that.” When our youth are not in school, our staff incorporate group and community activities into our kids’ daily schedules which promote physical activity, social interaction, building independent life skills and learning to access community services and resources. One of these activities is the Teen Lab at the Urbana Free Library—a teen-directed space that promotes creativity, peer instruction and community building. Tony is social, popular and comfortable at Cunningham, but he had some apprehension about the Teen Lab. “Before Tony’s first visit to the Teen Lab, he expressed his concerns over being in that environment around other kids,” Mike, a Cunningham counselor, said. “We discussed how nervous he gets in those situations and how he struggles interacting with people, especially kids his age, that he doesn’t know. I assured him that if he felt uncomfortable at any point, there were safe spots in the library he could stay while his peers were in the lab.” The Teen Lab is open to the public and on average, there are 5-15 youth there at a time. There, youth can record music with keyboards, guitars, drums, and computers; design objects and use an engineering software to print items on a 3D printer; and play Wii and PS4 on the big screen. When playing video games, conversations about what is happening on the screen naturally occur which often lends itself to talking about other things. Tony thrived in this environment. “Tony ended up being one of the most social kids at the lab,” Mike said. “He became more comfortable around new people, engaged in appropriate social interactions and was able to develop his social skills. I believe this experience will help him develop and engage in new relationships in his new school and other situations now that he has transitioned from Cunningham to a home setting.” Tony was elated to move in with his new foster parents, who are in the process of adopting him. When he left Cunningham, he had no fear about how he would be treated by his new family. He feels at home and accepted there, and knows he has their unconditional love. 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[ hope is RISING through our residential treatment ] [ 5 ] “There’s a special place in our hearts for all our kids,” Shacairy said, “and their well-being is at the top.” As a milieu coordinator at Cunningham, Shacairy supervises the direct care staff at the Girls Group Home and works hard to create a safe, therapeutic living space. She helps our young ladies expand their interests and gain confidence as they venture out to public school, a goal of all our youth. “Working with this teenage girl population…oh my goodness,” Shacairy said, “but something keeps me going and it’s the kids. I like to do the fun things. I want them to experience things they may miss out on in life.” Our staff works hard to give our young people special experiences, like prom, which the United Women in Faith have helped fund the past three years. Community experiences are also important for their development. “We try to find positive opportunities for them, like mentorships and groups they identify with,” Shacairy said. “It’s important for them to be out in the community, so we know they can act appropriately and don’t have social anxiety. If we just keep them on campus, we’re hindering their progress, but we have to know they’re ready.” Dominique* is ready. She is thriving while taking classes at an area high school. She’s a member of the Korean Club and excelling in her art class. She had one of her paintings in The Eric Show at the University of Illinois. “To see her growth and maturity now, oh it’s immense, like leaps and bounds,” Shacairy said. “Dominique is very artistic and she talks about how art helps her to cope with the things she’s been through.” When Dominique was six years old, she and her siblings were placed in foster care after experiencing years of abuse and neglect. As Dominique got older, she couldn’t control her extreme anger and was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and oppositional defiant disorder (ODD). Instead of telling people how she was feeling, she would lash out because she didn’t know how to cope with her anger. Dominque was hospitalized and, after living in multiple foster homes, she was eventually placed in residential care. “I finally decided I wanted to learn to control my anger and use my words instead of being physical,” Dominique said. “At Cunningham, I realized I am going to be all right; I am in a safe place and no one can hurt me again. I began to trust others and open-up.” In the spring, Dominique, and two of her peers, participated in the “That’s What Teens Say” program— a three-day immersion program that takes girls through confidencebuilding exercises, improv games and developing and writing their personal stories. “They could be vulnerable among their peer group, which was good,” Shacairy said. “They learned they’re not the only ones that go through things like anxiety and bullying. It was a great experience.” The program culminated in a final story-sharing performance where Dominique said, “Now that I am in high school, I know I will always have myself to depend on and when things get hard, I know how to solve it. I am a better me now and I can accept myself and love myself the way I am.” Donovan UWFaith Dunlap Prospect UWFaith DuQuoin First UWFaith DuQuoin Sunfield UWFaith Dwight UWFaith East Moline Christ Glory Circle East Moline Christ UWFaith East Moline Christ UWFaith Patience Circle East Peoria UWFaith East St. Louis Trinity UWFaith Edinburg UWFaith Edwardsville Immanuel UWFaith Edwardsville St. John’s UWFaith Effingham Centenary UWFaith Ellsworth UWFaith Elmwood UWFaith Embarras River District UWFaith Enterprise West UWFaith Fairbury First UWFaith Fairfield Ellen Moore UWFaith Fairview Center UWFaith Fairview Heights Christ UWFaith Farina UWFaith Farmer City UWFaith Farmington UWFaith Flora First UWFaith Forrest Chatsworth UWFaith Galesburg First UWFaith Galva Bishop Hill UWFaith Geneseo First UWFaith Geneseo Grace UWFaith Gillespie First UWFaith Glen Carbon New Bethel UWFaith Godfrey First UWFaith Goreville UWFaith Granite City Nameoki UWFaith Grant Park UWFaith Green Valley UWFaith Greenfield UWFaith Griggsville UWFaith Hamilton UWFaith Hammond UWFaith Hanna City UWFaith Harrisburg First UWFaith Havana UWFaith Herscher UWFaith Hills Grove UWFaith Hillsdale UWFaith Hindsboro UWFaith Hudson UWFaith Humboldt UWFaith Illinois Great Rivers Conference UWFaith Illinois River District UWFaith Illiopolis UWFaith Indianola UWFaith Industry UWFaith Iroquois River District UWFaith Jacksonville Centenary UWFaith Jacksonville Centenary UWFaith Hope Circle Jacksonville Grace UWFaith Jacksonville Wesley Chapel UWFaith Joliet Grace UWFaith Kankakee Asbury UWFaith Kankakee St. Mark UWFaith Kankakee Trinity UWFaith UNITED WOMEN IN FAITH DONORS July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022 +Positive Opportunities +Positive continued

[ hope is RISING through our spiritual services ] [ 6 ] Camp The formative experience of packing and getting ready to attend an overnight camp is a special childhood memory for many, and one that Liam,* a youth in Cunningham’s Residential Treatment Program, won’t soon forget. His church camp experience with youth from all over the region was the highlight of his summer. Like most camps, there was canoeing, hiking, campfire worship, fishing and crafts, but when we asked Liam what the best part was, he simply said, “the people.” “He really bonded with his group,” Cunningham’s Chaplain Gay said. “He showed me a group photo and told me about each one including his two camp counselors.” Liam loved experiencing a different routine and just being a kid. He shared how much fun it was the first night in the cabin when he and his bunkmates stayed up until 1 a.m., just laughing, talking and getting to know one another. “Liam is generally on the quiet side, but since he has gotten back, he can’t seem to stop talking about camp!” Gloria, one of his staff, said. Along with exploring the great outdoors and building new friendships, the camp provided a chance for young people to deepen their faith. For Liam, a particularly meaningful experience was the evening they spent at Inspiration Point, where they each let go of a pain or hurt and forgave someone for something they had done. As a week of faith and fun ended, campers wrote farewell messages to one another. Some of the messages they wrote to Liam included, • I’m so glad you came to camp this week. I hope to see you next year. • You are very patient and quiet. You are very nice, and I hope to see you again. • I have loved seeing you make new friends and get outside your comfort zone. You are such a kind and gentle sprit. Keep being yourself and thank you for being a great listener. • You bring calmness into the room. • It was so nice to meet you and spend a week with you. You’re such a fun soul. • You are a cool dude. I liked talking to you after worship. • You are cool and funny. Liam had a hard time saying goodbye to his newfound friends as they concluded their time together with a group hug. With memories that will last a lifetime, Liam was reminded that despite past difficult life circumstances that led him to Cunningham, he is like other kids his age. He can fit in with new people and not just fit in, but contribute and make an impact on others. Liam was inspired. Kaskaskia River District UWFaith Kempton UWFaith Kewanee First UMC Guild Circle Kewanee First UWFaith Kinmundy UWFaith Kirkwood Smithshire UWFaith LaMoine River District UWFaith Lancaster Parish UWFaith Lawrenceville Zion UWFaith Blessing Circle Liberty Pleasant Grove UWFaith Lincoln First UWFaith Loda UWFaith Long Creek UMC Belles Long Creek UWFaith Long Point UWFaith Mackinaw UWFaith Macomb Wesley UWFaith Macon UWFaith Mahomet UWFaith Manteno UWFaith Maquon UWFaith Marshall Emmanuel Zion UWFaith Faith Circle Marshall First UWFaith Marshall First UWFaith Susannah Wesley Circle Mattoon First UWFaith McDowell UWFaith McHenry UWFaith Memorial UWFaith Metropolis First UWFaith Middlefork UWFaith Milford UWFaith Minonk UWFaith Moline Bethel Wesley UWFaith Moline Riverside UWFaith Monmouth First UWFaith Morris UWFaith Morton UMC Sarah Circle Morton UWFaith Morton UWFaith Hannah Circle Mossville UWFaith Mount Olive UWFaith Mount Vernon First UWFaith Moweaqua UWFaith Mt. Vernon Epworth UWFaith Murrayville UWFaith Neoga UWFaith Sarah Circle Neponset New Hope UWFaith New Baden UWFaith New Boston UWFaith New Salem UWFaith Newton Grace UWFaith Niantic UWFaith Nokomis Fairview UWFaith Normal First UWFaith Normal First UWFaith Mercy Circle Northern Illinois Conference UWFaith Oakland UWFaith Orion UWFaith Paloma UWFaith Paris First UWFaith Parkersburg UWFaith Pawnee UWFaith Paxton UWFaith Pekin First UWFaith God’s Gals Pekin Grace UWFaith UNITED WOMEN IN FAITH DONORS July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022 Camp INSPIRE continued

[ 7 ] I can It was standing room only in the Spiritual Life Center chapel. High school graduates’ Serenity and Karmen* strolled down the aisle as Pomp and Circumstance played and students, teachers and staff cheered and applauded them. What makes each Gerber graduation special and unique is that teachers speak about the journey of each youth and President/CEO Marlin Livingston provides remarks and advice as they start a new chapter in their lives. This ceremony was special for another reason, too, as Serenity, one of the graduates, addressed the crowd. “Serenity is not the first student to speak at graduation, but it rarely happens,” Gerber Principal Jennifer Rohn said. “She advocated for it and was willing to write her thoughts in advance to be approved. Serenity did a lovely job. She is a young lady with so much potential!” Serenity now also believes in her potential. She doesn’t sugarcoat what she’s been through and readily admits her path to hope and healing has been hard, very hard. But she now realizes her own strength and that she holds the power to carry on. “There may be some big success stories of kids who have been at Cunningham and yeah, I guess I could be one of those success stories,” Serenity said. “I want kids to know that it’s not going to be easy. You’re going to have hard times but later on, like me, you’re going to see that being at Cunningham changed a lot of things and made a difference.” UNITED WOMEN IN FAITH DONORS July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022 Peoria Bethel UWFaith Peoria Bradley Epworth UWFaith Peoria First UWFaith Peoria University UWFaith Peter Cartwright UWFaith Petersburg UWFaith Pinkstaff UWFaith Piper City UWFaith Port Byron Church of the Cross UWFaith Port Byron First UWFaith Powers UWFaith Preemption UWFaith Prophetstown Loraine UWFaith Quincy Union UWFaith Quincy Vermont Street UWFaith Rankin UWFaith Ransom UWFaith Roanoke UWFaith Rochester UWFaith Roseville UWFaith - Mary Circle Rosiclare UWFaith Rossville UWFaith Rural UWFaith Rushville First UWFaith Salem Grace UWFaith San Jose UWFaith Sangamon River District UWFaith Saunemin UWFaith Savoy UWFaith Sheffield Fairview UWFaith Sheffield UWFaith Shelbyville First UWFaith Shelbyville Fourth Street UWFaith Sherman UWFaith Spoon River District UWFaith Springfield Douglas Avenue UWFaith Springfield First UWFaith Springfield Kumler UWFaith Springfield Laurel UWFaith Stonington UWFaith Streator First UWFaith Sullivan UWFaith Swan Creek UWFaith Tolono UWFaith Tonica UWFaith Toulon UWFaith Tremont UWFaith Troy UWFaith Tuscola UWFaith United Women in Faith, Inc. Urbana Countryside UWFaith Urbana Wesley UWFaith Vermilion River District UWFaith Villa Grove UWFaith Virden/Girard UWFaith Walnut Grove UMC Evening Stars Warsaw Trinity UWFaith Weedman Bag Ladies Weldon UWFaith Western North Carolina Conference UWFaith Westfield UWFaith White Chapel UWFaith Williamsfield UWFaith Williamsville UWFaith When Jack* arrived at Cunningham six years ago, he struggled with trust and building relationships with others. Many of our youth often find it difficult to develop connections due to past trauma, but over time through therapy and education, our kids begin to heal, learn and grow. Ms. Jess, a longtime high school teacher in our Gerber education program, develops lesson plans in her social skills class that further this growth. “Because our juniors and seniors are preparing to transition from high school, it is important they practice their conversational skills and gain confidence so they can be successful adults in jobs and relationships,” Ms. Jess said. “While having conversations come easy for us, that’s not always the case with our kids.” Students spent a few weeks talking about building healthy relationships and the importance of active listening and learning about others. They were then given eight minutes with each of their classmates to practice conversation skills and turn-taking. At the end of each eight minutes, the students had to write down one thing they learned about their peers. It was a fun exercise that proved to be beneficial, especially for Jack. “I am so proud of Jack,” Ms. Jess said. “With hard work and the help of our social skills classes, he has gained confidence. He recently completed a job application and interview through the Gerber Vocational Program and is now working at the Urbana Free Library. He will graduate this school year with essential skills and wants to work at a pet store and volunteer at the Humane Society.” Sixteen young people across our three educationprograms celebrated high school graduations. GOOD TALK [ hope is RISING through our education programs ] GOOD I can and I will!

[ hope is RISING through our education programs ] [ 8 ] The news was bittersweet for Phyllis.* She was surprised, thrilled and excited that her daughter, Penny*, who six years earlier was struggling with educational success, had earned enough credits to graduate high school. But at the same time, this meant Penny would no longer be enrolled at CIRCLE Academy in Urbana (CAU). “Thank you, Mr. Hogue!” Phyllis told the CAU principal. “We’ve been with you for six years. Penny knows nothing else and the thought of going on without you is incredibly overwhelming.” Navigating the next steps into adulthood is indeed challenging and understanding the resources available to support young adults is intimidating. But for CIRCLE Academy alumni, they are not alone in this process. CIRCLE continues to offer support, advice and sometimes just a listening ear, to students and their parents after graduation. “Once in the CIRCLE family, always in the CIRCLE family,” Mr. Hogue said proudly. Phyllis enrolled her daughter Penny at CAU when her needs became more than her public school district was equipped to handle. CIRCLE’s excellent partnership with school districts in Champaign county allow youth, like Penny, to get the individualized support they need to thrive. Phyllis worked closely with the district and Principal Hogue to develop an Individual Education Plan (IEP) that addressed all of Phyllis’s concerns and offered educational support for Penny. In addition to Penny’s educational challenges, her tendency to run away when situations became too much was a major concern. You see, when in crisis, Penny’s mind would activate the flight section of her brain causing her need to physically run. CIRCLE staff quickly realized Penny was not running to a destination or from a person, but instead, her body was responding to how her mind handled challenges. “Penny wasn’t running to anywhere, she was just running,” Mr. Hogue explained. “With a large, open campus, it was important to have a safety plan for her during a crisis.” The safety plan included a safe destination. Penny’s support team at CIRCLE knew they couldn’t always prevent her from running so they instead encouraged her to run to the playground in the middle of campus where it was safe. This directive not only gave Penny a target destination, but gave her mind a goal as well. Over time, staff members were able to provide new destinations inside the school, like the refocus room or her social worker’s office. Eventually, Penny stopped running. The support Phyllis received from Cunningham and CAU was not limited to the hours Penny was at school. When crisis moments would occur at home, Phyllis leaned on staff to help her manage these situations and that support was invaluable to her. As Penny began to flourish emotionally, mentally and academically at CIRCLE, Phyllis’s own anxious feelings also began to ease. “Thank you for everything you’ve ever done for me and Penny,” Phyllis said. “I can never repay you for your services, but please know, we walk away with great love and respect for CIRCLE Academy. You’ve been my only family and I say goodbye with tears.... I love you all.” Mr. Hogue continues to work with Phyllis to identify resources for Penny, so she can continue a track for success. Because that’s just what family does. Our CIRCLE Academy Education Programs in Urbana and Rossville served 157 students from 18 school districts. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH DONORS July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022 Aledo UMM Allerton UMC Altamont First UMC Arcola UMC Arthur UMC Athens-Cantrall UMM Belleville Union UMC Bellflower UMC Bloomington Wesley UMC Bondville UMC Bondville UMC Panera Group Boulder UMC Bourbonnais Grace UMC Bourbonnais Quilting with Grace UMC Canton South Park UMC Canton Wesley UMC Cantrall UMC Carbondale Grace UMC Carlinville UMC Carmi Zion UMC Carrollton UMC Casey UMC Cave in Rock UMC Centerville UMC WINGS Cerro Gordo UMC Champaign Faith UMC Champaign First UMC Champaign First UMC Minds in Motion Champaign Mt. Vernon UMC Champaign Mt. Vernon UM Men Champaign New Horizon UMC Charleston Wesley UMC Charleston Wesley UMC Voices Sunday School Chatham UMC Chillicothe First UMC All in the FAMILY All in the continued

Play and Express [ 9 ] UNITED METHODIST CHURCH DONORS July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022 In FY22, HopeSprings brought hope and healing to 247 youth, adults and families. • 2,867 scheduled therapy sessions • 76% successfully completed goals Coal City UMC Colchester UMC Cowden UMC Crescent City UMC Cullom UMC Dahinda UMC Dalton City UMC Decatur First UMC Dunlap UMC East Peoria First UMC Ebenezer UMC Edinburg UMC Emmanuel UMC Etna UMC Fairfield Ellen Moore UMC Farmer City UMC Fithian UMC Forrest UMC Galesburg Faith UMC Gaskill UMC Geneseo First UMC Gibson City UMC Gibson City UMC Satellite Class Gifford UMC Glen Carbon New Bethel UMC Greenfield UMC Hamilton UMC Harrisburg First UMC Havana First UMC Havana UMM Hennepin UMC Herscher UMC Homer UMC Kum Joy Nus Homer UMC Teens for Christ Hoopeston UMC Humboldt UMC Illinois Great Rivers Conference UMC Illiopolis UMC Indianola UMC Industry UMC Jacksonville Asbury UMC Jacksonville Centenary UMC Jerseyville UMC Kankakee Asbury UMC Kankakee St. Mark UMC Kansas UMC Kinmundy First UMC Kirkwood UMC Ladies of the Sarah Circle at Jerseyville UMC Lakewood UMC Lancaster UMC Lincoln First UMC Loda UMC Lovington UMC Macomb Wesley UMC Macon UMC Mahomet Shiloh UMC Mahomet UMC Manchester UMC Manteno UMC Marion Aldersgate UMC Marion Aldersgate UMC Homebuilder’s Sunday School Class Marshall Trinity UMC Melvin UMC Middlefork UMC Monticello UMC [ hope is RISING through our community-based programs ] continued Offering counseling expertise to youth, adults and families in our community experiencing difficult life situations. Whether it’s individual or group sessions in office or virtually, services for students in a school setting, or in-home therapy, HopeSprings can help. • Staff specialize in trauma-informed care and are trained in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and many other strength-based approaches. • Clinical Case Management Services are available to provide additional services to assist with holistic care and recovery. Learn more: I Ten-year-old Sally has been having trouble making friends in school as past trauma has made it difficult for her to relate to other children in a developmentally appropriate manner. Sometimes, she would lash out at others in an attempt to protect herself. Margo Spencer, her HopeSprings therapist, works with Sally once a week and utilizes art and play-based therapeutic approaches to engage Sally in helping her to understand and communicate her emotions while processing traumatic events in a safe environment. Sally has a much easier time processing these things through artistic expression and the physical act of creating art has helped her to regulate her emotions more effectively. In one meeting, Margo engaged Sally in an activity where she was asked to make an animal out of Play-Doh that represented her and her growth over the past year. Sally constructed a red rattlesnake. The front end of the snake has sharp teeth and breathes fire because that is how she has protected herself in the past. The rattler on the snake is made of hearts because she is learning that she can protect herself without hurting others by using the self-soothing techniques and coping mechanisms they have practiced in therapy sessions. and Express

[ hope is RISING through our community-based programs ] [ 10 ] Our various community-based services help meet the needs of youth and families, who live across central Illinois, experiencing difficult life situations. Our programs provide: • support for the homeless • intensive family engagement services • resources and shelter for runaways • therapeutic services for the entire family • vocational training • intensive case management • shelter and case management • comprehensive life skills development • linkages to permanent housing and employment • stable living assistance • community counseling • independent living skills training • parenting skills training • guidance in health and safety issues • on-site job training and coaching • career exploration and assessment • job advocacy and placement • placement stabilization services • crisis intervention • community linkages • foster parent support • school intervention and tutoring • court advocacy • mentoring services • enrichment activities • individual and family counseling for foster and natural families Mt. Auburn UMC Murrayville UMC Neoga Grace UMC Nokomis UMC Normal First UMC Oakford UMC Oakland UMC Oakwood UMC O’Fallon First UMC Ogden UMC Paris First UMC Board of Trustees Paris Otterbein UMC Patoka Wesley UMC Paxton UMC Pekin First UM Men’s Club Pekin First UMC Peoria Forrest Hill UMC Pittsfield UMC Port Byron First UMC Princeville UMC Quest UMC Quincy Union UMC Rankin UMC Rochester UMC Rockbridge UMC Roseville UMC Rossville UMC Saint Joseph UMC Saint Joseph UMC Wings Savoy UMC Shelbyville Wesley Chapel UMC South Wilmington UMC Sparta UMC Sparta UMC Sunday School Class Springfield Kumler UMC Springfield Laurel UMC St. Francisville UMC Staunton UMC Stonington UMC Streator First UMC Sugar Creek UMC Sugar Grove UMC Swan Creek UMC Taylorville First UMC Troy UMC Tuscola UMC Tuscola UMC Youth Group United Church of Heyworth United Methodist Foundation Urbana Wesley UMC Villa Grove UMC Virden UMC Walnut Grove UMC Warrensburg UMC Washington Crossroads UMC Weedman Methodist Men’s Club Weldon UMC West Frankfort Antioch UMC West Frankfort Central UMC Westfield UMC White Chapel UMC White Hall Christ UMC Winchester UM Men Wood River First UMC UNITED METHODIST CHURCH DONORS July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022 Providing comprehensive support and valuable resources to our community. comprehensive support valuable resources HOUSING AND EMPLOYMENT SUPPORT E C H O Empowering Connections through Hope and Opportunities I P S Intensive Placement Stabilization R H Y Runaway and Homeless Youth Services F S T Families Stronger Together J T E D Job Training and Economic Development T L P Transitional Living Program I L O Independent Living Opportunities C P P Cunningham Project Parenthood Vocational Options Program OPTIONS At our core, Cunningham Children’s Home is about creating options, opening doors, and taking first steps. No place is that truer than with our community-based programs. Learn more: I

[ hope is RISING through our community-based programs ] [ 11 ] This year’s Mother’s Day was extra special for Ivy* for a couple of reasons. First, it was her first as a mom of two children, and second, she celebrated the day with her children in her very own apartment. Just a short time before, Ivy could never have imagined she would be in the position she is today but thanks to Cunningham’s Runaway and Homeless Youth (RHY) Services program, she is. “Ivy is very grateful to be experiencing a lot of firsts,” Chalaine, RHY Program Coordinator, said. “She has a good support system which is helping her to obtain the things she wants to do to be able to take care of herself and her children.” Five months before, shortly after the birth of her second child, Ivy found herself homeless. No longer welcome in her mother’s home, she stayed with her grandmother but that was only a temporary solution. While the parenting program Ivy participated in helped her in many ways, housing wasn’t one of them and that’s when she was referred to Cunningham’s RHY program. RHY provided Ivy and her children emergency shelter and since then, she has made great strides while receiving case management services. The RHY team helped Ivy obtain a job, gave her referrals for childcare and assisted her with getting mainstream benefits through the Illinois Department of Human Services. She now has SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits coming, a LINK card, TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families) cash assistance and a medical card. Because of RHY’s assistance with emergency shelter, she was able to purchase her very first car with the money she saved. With a housing voucher through the Housing Authority, she now has stable housing and is ready to start the process to obtain her GED through Parkland. “For being very young, because she is just 18 years old, Ivy is very, very motivated, a great advocate for herself and a very good mom,” Chalaine said. Ivy continues to participate in a teen parenting program along with having a mentor. She remains in RHY’s outreach services and is working on budgeting and independent living skills. After receiving numerous donations through Cunningham Children’s Home and her parenting program, she was able to get her apartment set up with furniture and household items and is beyond grateful as she continues to move forward working towards her goals. “When you have somebody who is driven, willing to better themselves and accept our help, it makes our job so fulfilling,” Chalaine said. “As a team, we are helping to change Ivy’s life and her children’s lives. We are helping her move forward and become a more productive parent who can care for herself and her children. And that makes us feel good.” ORGANIZATIONS AND BUSINESSES DONORS July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022 4xFools AFSCME Subchapter 88 Retirees Alpha Lit, Central Illinois Alpha Nu Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Alpha Phi Omega Altrusa International American Endowment Foundation American Legion Auxiliary 19th District American Lutheran Church Quilting Group Applied Pavement Technology Armstrong Township High School Assurance Agency Atlanta Quilt Corner Bacon & Van Buskirk Glass Company BarTech Group, Inc. Baxter’s Grille Beauty Quest Group Beta Alpha Psi - UIUC Billy Barooz Pub & Grill Body n’ Sole Bone Dome Hitting and Pitching Complex BrightFunds Foundation Busey Bank John P. Cadle Foundation Carle Ambulatory Float Pool Carle Dermatology Carle Foundation Hospital Carle Foundation Hospital Child Life Department Carle Health Center for Philanthropy Caterpillar Foundation Central States Media CERL Contracts Office Champaign Asphalt Company Champaign Community UCC Champaign County Farm Bureau Champaign Jewelers Champaign Park District Champaign Rotary Club Champaign Urbana Elks #2497 Charity on Top Charles Ockerman Trust Chatham Prairie Quilters CHI Overhead Doors, Inc. Chico’s CHM Bible Theatre Productions, Inc. Christ Lutheran Church Christie Clinic Christie Clinic Illinois Marathon Church Women United CIBM Bank Clock Tower Community Bank, Morton Commerce Bank Community Foundation for the Land of Lincoln Community Foundation of Central Illinois Community Foundation of East Central Illinois Community Foundation of Macon County Community United Church of Christ Cozad Asset Management CU Church Bible Study Group C-U Jaycees Dave & Harry Locksmiths, Inc. Special MOTHER’S DAY continued Cunningham provided case management and life skills development training to 61 clients in our ECHO and RHY programs. Of those individuals, 66% secured permanent housing.

[ 12 ] Cunningham’s signature fundraiser, the annual Festival of Quilts, honors the tradition of the United Women in Faith and the quilts they, and quilters from across Illinois, have made and donated to our kids since 1895. When youth arrive at Cunningham, they are greeted with a welcome basket filled with supplies and a handmade quilt. And as youth prepare to transition to another place, this special Cunningham tradition continues as they are given a quilt, hand-picked just for them, to take as a reminder of the warmth, safety and love they found here. The two-day event is a favorite for many and attracts people of all ages from all over central Illinois and beyond. With the option to shop online, the Festival reaches avid quilters and supporters from all over the country. In 2022, Festival of Quilts raised $71,633. Since 1989, former Illini basketball great and professional player, Kendall Gill, has gone above and beyond to support Cunningham youth. In addition to making a significant gift to our Boys Group Home named in his honor and spending time with the youth who live there when he is in town, he hosts the Kendall Gill Golf Benefit each summer. Kendall is joined at the event by his wife Wendy, and sons Phoenix and Kota. With the support of committed sponsors, golfers and raffle contributors, the Benefit has raised more than $650,000 over its amazing 33 years including $47,090 in 2022. We are delighted to host events throughout the year that engage our community, provide the opportunity to share our mission, allow us to develop long-lasting relationships and, most importantly, bring hope to the the youth and families we serve. Events Entertaining Scan to learn more about Cunningham’s events. I [ hope is RISING through our events and campaigns ]

[ 13 ] Luminaries of Hope and Live Nativity—a special drive through event on our campus—has become a beautiful holiday tradition. This uplifting event brings the light of hope at Christmastime to our entire community! On two evenings during December, luminaries, representing each of the youth and families we served that year, are lit along the drive of hope on campus. We invite the community to attend but also give them the opportunity to participate by purchasing luminaries in honor or memory of special people in their lives. Luminaries of Hope is also the focus of our of Giving Tuesday campaign. In 2022, we were proud and thankful to announce total proceeds of $11,327! ORGANIZATIONS AND BUSINESSES DONORS July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022 Delta Kappa Delta Sorority, Inc. DHM Davis-Houk Mechanical Dish Passionate Cuisine DSC Foundation E.F. Wildermuth Foundation Eastern Illinois Chapter A.B.A.T.E. Eastland Suites Education for Employment #330 Elevate Trampoline Park Elks Lodge 2497 Exelon Foundation Farm Credit Illinois Services Fastsigns FedEx Ground Fertilizer Dealer Supply, Inc. Fifth Generation, Inc. First Federal Bank First State Bank Fisher National Bank Flora Gems Ford County Treasurer General Mills Box Tops GFI Digital Grand Prairie Cemetery Association Hamilton Walkers Harvest Market Heartland Bank & Trust Co. Hessel Park Family Dentistry Hickory River Smokehouse Horizon Hobby Inc. Hudson Pharmacy Hyatt Place I Hotel and Conference Center IGW Architecture IL-IORG Champaign Assembly #21 Illini Collector Car Club (ICCC) Illini Country Stitchers Illinois Prairie Community Foundation, Inc. Image Graphics Industrial Donuts Inspire Brands Foundation, Inc. Iroquois Federal Foundation, Inc. Johnco Construction Jon Rector Insurance Agency Kidsgardening.org Kirby Foods Kiwanis Club of Lexington La Michoacana Express Leaders For Life Taekwondo Legends Golf Course Ezra and Helen Levin Foundation Lifemap Wealth Management Lori McCombs Photography Lullabye Foundation Mahomet Car Connection Mensarius, Inc. Meyer Capel Law Offices Michaels’ Catering Midland Wealth Management Miracle Recreation Modern Family Dinners Monical’s Pizza Corporation Monical’s Pizza of Tolono Monticello Red Hat Ladies Mowery & Schoenfield LLC Napleton’s Auto Park of Urbana National Kidney Foundation of Illinois Proceeds from our events help to provide for the critical needs of those we serve including 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 most. And thank you for having some fun with us! Our month of March campaigns have allowed us to meet a Cunningham need in fun and creative ways. And what we’ve learned along the way is you just never really know what resonates with people and touches their heart! We are beyond grateful for the efforts to provide mattresses, sheets, and calming lotions to create restful sleep routines for our kids. The donor response to March Mattress was amazing and nearly tripled our goal with proceeds totaling $22,228! An amazing 238 people registered for the 2nd Annual Be a Hero 5K at Meadowbrook Park. We saw Wonder Woman—actually several of them. The “Man in Black” from Princess Bride made a strong appearance. Captain America was in attendance, of course. And the hundreds of other heroes at the race came in many forms. There were families, friends, pastors, co-workers, businesspeople, educators, medical professionals, college students, classmates and more. Walking, running, strolling were babies, young people and not so young people. And they ALL came together to support Cunningham! Because of their efforts, net proceeds totaled $17,676! continued [ hope is RISING through our events and campaigns ]

[ 14 ] [ hope is RISING ] ORGANIZATIONS & BUSINESSES DONORS July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022 Rector Construction Red Bicycle Ice Cream Red’s Muffler Shop LLC Regency Multifamily Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (R.S.V.P.) Riggs Beer Company Robeson Family Benefit Fund Run to the Pub Run Club Saint Joseph Animal Hospital SCA Holdings LLC Second Wind Running Club ServPro of Champaign/Urbana Social Science Club of C-U Sooie Bros Bar-B-Que Joint Spiros Law St. Patrick Catholic Church Divine Mercy Prayer Group Starbuck’s on Mattis State Farm - Steve Tarrant State Farm Research & Development Center Stocks Business Furniture Style and Grace Salon and Day Spa SURS Counselors Synergy Synergy HomeCare of Central Illinois Target Champaign Target Champaign Campustown Team Gordon RE/MAX Choice Texas Roadhouse The Axe Bar The Caryn Happ Team The Henry Ford Museum The Immigration Project The Lair Hair Care & Lounge The Matt Difanis Team RE/MAX Realty Associates The Schneider Family Foundation The Taylor Team: RE/MAX Realty Association The Vineyard Church Hope Center TLC Pest Control, Inc. Toro Loco Tractor Supply Company Tremont High School Trigrain Investments, Inc. Trinity Lutheran Church Tuscola Pain and Wellness Center Two Men and a Truck University of Illinois Accounting Club University of Illinois Athletics University of Illinois Foundation National Philantrhopic Trust Network For Good Oakwood Township High School Orange Krush Foundation Original Pancake House OSF Healthcare Our Lady of the Lake Youth Group Papa John’s Pizza Pattonsburg Christian Church Peoria Charter Coach Co. Personal Performance Training and Rehabilitation, Inc. Petsmart Pine Tree PNC Investments Pour Bros Co. Praise and Gathering Church Premier Cooperative PrintPression LLC Prospect Bank Provident Financial Group, LLC Purdue University Center for Career Opportunities Random Acts Raymond James Global Account 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. • Consult with your 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: 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. If you have questions, or wish to acquire forms, contact Tim Manard, Development Officer (217) 337-9071 or tmanard@cunninghamhome.org Honoring Those Leaving a Legacy to Cunningham Children’s Home THE CEDARS SOCIETY University of Illinois IT Partners University of Illinois Office of Student Financial Aid University of Illinois Stage Management Department University of Illinois Women in Computer Science United Fuel Co. United Way of Champaign County Unity East Elementary UpClose Marketing & Printing Urbana American Legion Auxiliary Post 71 Urbana Park District Phillips Recreation Center Virginia Theatre VitalSkin Dermatology Wespath Widows Sons Temple Wolves Woman’s Club of Champaign-Urbana Women of Melvin Lutheran Women’s Community Friendship Club Wyldewood Cellars Zeta Phi Beta Each June, members of The Cedars Society gather for a special event that includes recognition of new members, a guest speaker from a Cunningham program and a VIP preview of the Festival of Quilts.

[ hope is RISING ] [ 15 ] Jennifer Aaler Doug & Susan Abbott (GP) Emily Abbott Paula Abdullah Kendall Rafter & John Abelson Sohaila Aboutaleb Carolyn & Brian Abshire Brenda Adams Jamie Adams Louise Adams Richard Adams Angie Adams-Martin & Joel Martin (GP) Dan Adcock Tom & Kara Ade (GP) Ruth Adekale Adeyemi Adelekan (GP) Marlene & Harley Aeschleman Kristina Ahlgrim Shafkat Alam-Khan Jennifer & John Allen Linda Allen Shane Allen Nancy Allison Connie Almy Anita Althaus Cathy Amjad David & Tina Ammermann Phillip & Carlyn Anders (GP) Brenda Anderson Donna Anderson Elnathan Anderson (CS) Harold Anderson Helen Anderson Kathy & Thomas Anderson Kathy Anderson Kenneth & Sandra Anderson Ryan & Amber Anderson Norma Anderson Patti Anderson Rebeccah Anderson Bruce & Kendra Andree Casey Andrew (GP) Anita Andrews Mary E. Anglin Cynthia Antley Kathy Aquino Erwin & Linda Arends Judy Argentieri Cassi Arner Don Arnold Fred & Nancy Arnold Wallace Arnold Jennifer Arsenault Taj Y Artis (GP) Linda Arvin Linda & Thomas Ashby Anita Ashcroft Larry Ashley (CS) Roberta Ashley Randal Ashton D.D.S. Kristin Astorina Andrew Atchie (GP) Herman Atkins Linda Atteberry Lynne Atterberry Janet Auer Carol Augspurger Bea & Elmer Aupperle Kay Austiff Mary Kay Austiff Linda & Dean Austin Bev & Larry Avery Kris & Barry Aves James & Linda Ayers Jason & Nicolette Baccadutre Jeff Back David & Dena Bagger Barbara Bailey Linda Bailey Marguerite Bailey S. Jeffrey & Tracy Baine Ruth & Miles Bair Janna Lue Baird Mary Baird Chad Baker Reverend Bruce & Betsy Baker Thomas & Carolyn Baker Lona Baldwin Wendy Balthazor Lena Banks Sam & Maureen Banks (GP, CS) Sylvia Banks-Ross Calvin Barbee Deysha Barber Cindy Barger John Barham Barbara & Dick Barker Beverly Barnett Ethel Barnett Alice Barnhart Leanne & Brian Barnhart (GP) Richard & Carol Barnhart Becky & Larry Barnhill James Earl Barr Patricia Barr Paula Barrick Sheryl Bartels Connie Barton Helen Bass Bernadette Basset Lois Bastien Roger & Annette Bates Susan Bates Doug & Mary Bauling (GP, CS) Chris & John Baumann Carol Baxter Shelby Baybordi (GP) Bill & Marla Bayler Laura Baylor Brenda Beach Edith & Paul Beach (GP) Phil & Dee Beachy Sandy Beak Elaine Beam (GP) Norma H. Bean (GP) James & Karen Beatty Nancy Beatty Ruth & Kenneth Beaty Shannon Beaty Rachel & Ryan Beaupre Brent Beazly (CS) Ralph & Phyllis Beccue Donna Bedell Jane Bedford Rob Bedows Linda Bedwell Joan Behle (GP) Karen Beilstein Susan Bekiares Beverly & Steven Bell Maurice Bell Nancy & Jim Bell Rebecca & Robert Bell Sarah Bell Suzanne Bell Wendy Bell Mark & Debbie Belzer Myriah Benner Coogan Kathy & John Bennett Roberta Benschneider (GP) Jeanine Bensken James Benson Terry Benson Thomas Benson Andrew Bequette Carol Bequette Sue Bergan Dianne Berghs Linda Bergman Angie Bergner Beth Bernas Bob Berns William Pierce & Angela Bertauski-Pierce D. Diane Bertsche Jim & Jacque Bethmann Nancy Beveridge (GP) Dawn Beyler Sally & Jack Bicknell Michael Biehl (GP) Leann Bill Kathy Billman Deborah Bingham Larelda Birky Pat Birlingmair (GP) Mary & Michael Birr Reverend Tiffany S. Black Jim & Sally Jo Blackburn Lee Blackburn Brenda & Mark Blager Frank & Judy Blahofski Becky & Robert Blake Frank Blalock Denis Blandford Dicksie R Blankenship (GP) Keith Blankenship Meredith Blankinship John Blasche Laura Bleill Gail & Don Block Carolyn Blocklinger Jan Blout Peggy Blue Mary Bobor Judy Bodine Allan & Linda Boehm Candy Boehm Rita & Rick Boerema Sarah Boesdorfer Botond Bognar Marie Bohl Paula & Jeff Bohleber (GP) Wanda Bohlen Lisa & Greg Boise Ellen Boland Cherie Bombell Carol Bond Harry & Deborah Bond Kenda & Carl Bond Marcia & Edward Bondurant Linda Bonnett Molly Bonthuis Jan & Scott Booraem (GP) Nancy Boose John & Joyce Borchers Rose & Bernie Born Abhik Borthakur Tom & Kelly Borton Daniel Borup Jeff & Kerry Bossert Sharon Bossert Tara & Nolan Bossert Franklin Boster Gerald & Norma Boston Mark & Annette Bottrell Tamara Bouseman Beulah Bowen Linda & Marvin Bowen Michele Bower Kristin Bowers Martha Bowser-Kiener Sue Boyd Janet & Roger Boyer (GP) Lee Boyer Robert Braasch Barbara & Richard Brake (GP) Yvonne Brandis Bruce E Branham Vevi Brannon Edna Brass Clark & Cindy Breeze Karen Bressler Louise Brewer Lisa Breymeyer Tari Bricker Gary & Sharon Brinkmeyer Doug & Tracie Broderick Karin Bronner Jill Brooks Lorrianna Brooks Reverend Dennis P. Brooks (CS) William & Marcia Brooks Jeanette & Eldon Broster Joel Brotherton Beverly Brown Bill & Paula Brown Dorothy Brown Hayden Brown Kathryne L. Brown Lawrence & Sandra Brown Patricia Brown Penny & Jeffrey Brown Reverend Karol Brown (GP) Sharon Brown Wendy Brown Lynnsey Brownfield Judy & David Brubaker Colin & Martha Bruce Kate Brucker Gary Brummet & Donna Juhl Rich Brummet Steven Brunk Phyllis Bruno Liz & Jeffrey Brunson Martha Jean Brunson Mary & David Bruun (GP) Wendy Bryant Terrica K. Buchholz Dudley & Tracy Buck Christine Buckstead Bill A. Bulfer Carol & Fred Bunting Vic & Bonnie Buraglio Reverend Steve & Sandra Burgener Vanessa Burgett Reverend Kim Burke Terry & Deb Burke Sharon Burkhart Steven Burns (GP) Scott & Sandy Burnsmier Brian Burress Phyllis Burress Marcy Burrus Roger & Sara Burrus Shirley Burton Matt & Susan Busby Carol Bush Joyce Bush Kara Bushong Cissy A. Buskirk (GP) James & Donna Butler Jeff & Mary Butler Julie Butler Kathryn & Richard Butler Keith Butler (GP) Michelle Butler Renee Butler Reverend Rebecca & Chad Butterfield Dick & Sharon Button Brooke Buzard Watson (GP) Kathy & Ronald Byers DONORS Cunningham received gifts from the following donors between July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022 GP (Guardian Parent) and CS (The Cedar Society member) are designations throughout the Donors List. Thanks to generous ticket donations, our youth get opportunities to attend sporting events throughout the year.

[ hope is RISING ] [ 16 ] Paul Byron Beverly & Eduardo Caballero James Cagle Judy, Julie & Diane Cain Joyce Shirley Caldwell Marie Caldwell David Callahan Barb Cameron Barbara E. Campbell (CS) Diane & Steve Campbell Phillip & Terri Campbell Bill & Peggy Campo Joyce Canaday Jeanie Cannon Patricia A. Cardenas Cheri & John Carlson Craig Carmer Lori & Steve Carmichael Helen Carmien Bertha Carpenter Donna Carpenter Sheryle Carpenter Judy Carr Starla Carr Brenda Carter Phillip Carter Jane Casey Jeff & Conni Cash Richard & Connie Casteel Kelsey Smoot & Seth Castle Patti Castor Bain & Jackie Cate Robby & Shelly Cekander Lisa Cerezo Heather Chalk Bernie Chamberlain Glenda Chancellor Cynthia Chandler Robert Chandler Ruth Chandler Jane & Wayne Channell Erick & Shandi Chapman Paula Charter Judi Chase Gloria Chatman Elizabeth Chato Elizabeth Chominski Brian & Lori Chou Anna Marie Chrisman (GP) Wilma R Christiansen (GP) Judith Ciulla Geo Claiborne Betty Clark Jon Clark Julie Clark Larry Clark OJ & Dorlene Clark Parrish Clark Sara & Bob Clark Linda & Melvin Clauser Jo Lynne Clauson & Steve Mertens Don Clements Holly Clemons Cindy Clennon (GP) Phyllis & Tom Cler Joyce Clevenger Kay Clifton (GP) Carol & C. Thomas Climer Herschel & Harriet Cline Liz Close Linda & Doug Clough Eugene & Colette Coaxum Suzanne & Adam Coe Jeff & Mary Colbert Roger & Gail Cole Dr. Robert & Dale Carroll Coleman Eileen & Dennis Coleman Michael Coleman Richard & Diane Collins Karen Colmer Linda & Rowan Colwell (GP) Wesley Colton Colleen Combes (GP) Michael & Panagiota Comet Wayne Conatser Kate Connor Susan & Merll Connor (GP, CS) Nancy Conrad Bonnie Conroy Cynthia Cook Dave Cook Joshua Cook Kathleen Cook Chuck Cookson Linda Coon Chip Coons Ronnie Coons (GP) Deborah Coontz Dale & Deb Copher Kimberly Coppedge Cacciola Jonathan Coppess Bruce & Julie Cordell Danna & Joe Corley Roger Corray Jan Corsaro (GP) Margaret Corso Ruth Cortright (GP) Walter C Crackel Sharon Craig Bonnie Crandall Janet Crandall Charles & Nancy Crane Maxine Crawford (GP) Nancy Creason Reverend Henry & Beverly Crede Reverends Gay & Dan King Crede (GP) Judy Cresap Lorene Cress Mary Crider Henry & Susan Cronister (GP) Elizabeth J. Crossland David and Shirley Crouse Sue Crowell Elizabeth Crowley Kim & Joseph Crump (GP) Danielle Cruzan Copenhaver Cumpston Linda Cunningham LuAn Cunnington Bill & Carol Cupples (GP) Margaret Cupps Ellen Curtin Lyndsey Curtis Mark & Kathy Cushing Jamie Daily Sharon Daily Whitson & Cathy Daily Bernice R. Dallas Dennis Dallas Kathy Dallinger Becky Dalton Gary & Rae Dalton Robert & Mary Dalton Diane & William Daly Pat Damron David Daniel (GP) Elaine Daniels Ruthanne Danielson Linda & Michael Danz (GP, CS) Roy Dar Jane Darin Rebekka Darner Dolores Das Graciella Dassori Anisha Datta Gail Davis Joan & Ronnie Davis Linda & Jay Davis Marcia & Dennis Davis Mildred Davis Pat & Bob Davis Richard & Barbara Davis Tama Davis Teresa & Timothy Davis Cory Dawson Darlene Dawson Phyllis Day Connie & Larry Dean Kristen Dean-Grossmann (GP) Jack & Judy DeAtley Paul Debevec & Elizabeth Cardman Marvin & Linda Debolt Steve & Jayne DeBruyn Tina Dechausay (GP) Bonnie Decker Jeff Decker Rick Decker Elden Del Rosso Debbie Delaney Gary Dell David & Eileen Demoss Julia Dempsey Natalie Dempsey David & Sheila Denby (CS) Pam Denby (GP) Lori Denham Dee Denmark Linda Denton Gary & Cindy Denzer (GP) Christine Depaul Weisser (GP) Stephen V. DeRosa Richard & Debbie Derr Weaver Carol Desch Reverend George & Kimberly Desmond Betty DeVore Larry DeWeese Marla Dewhirst Brenda Dexter Lori DeYoung David Dick Kate Dickens Steven Dickey Mary & Richard Dickinson Iris Dicks Karl & Mary Diener Alicia & Joe Dierker Frances & Ben Dillard (GP) Sidney Dillard Mildred Dillie Debbi Dillman Ann Dillon Cynthia & Gary Dippold Michele Diss Cynthia & Dan Ditchfield Ellen Dixon (GP) Peggy Dixon Scott Dixon Arlone Doan (GP) Marilyn Dobbin Candy & Jim Dobson Cindy & Terry Dodd Janelle Dodds Walter & Sally Dodge LaVonne Dodson Luella Dollar Shannon Donaldson Jennie Donley Nikki Donnelly Betty Doolen Meridee Dornhoff Kevin Dorris Deborah Dorsey Donna Downen Marianne Downey Jeane Downing Doug Downs James & Barbara Downs Robert Downs Lynn & David Doy Judy & Ronald Doyle Geraldine & Warren Drake Stephanie Drake Carol Drayton Jean Driscoll (GP) Nina Drollinger Deborah Drysdale Delores Dubson Sally Duchow Delores & Dale Dudas Karleen Dude Nicholas & Abbey Dudley Helen DuFour (GP) Linda Sue Dunker Kay & James Dunn Jay & Linda Dunseth Deb Durbin Anne Durst Lois DuVall Michael Dyer Dianna Dykema Steve & Kathy Dyson Roger & Pam Eagle Anthony & Georgine Early Stefany Early Martha & Greg Easter Jennifer Eastin Carolyn & Martin Eberhard David & Marilyn Eck Betty Eckols Sarah Edmiston Cindy Edwards Idella Edwards Joy Edwards Tanya Edwards Evans Pat Ege (GP) Reverend Janet Eggleston David & Julie Ehler Lila Jeanne Eichelberger Kathryn Eichen Jacque Eicher Laura Eichorn Rachel Einck Laura Elder Mark Elder Alice Elder Miller Aida El-Khadra & Scott Willenbrock Carol & Tremont Ellegood (GP) Dale & Margery Elliott Janet Ellis Nelson & Douglas Nelson Anne Ellison Debra Ellison Kaitlin Ellison Ellen R. Elrick Beverly & Coryl Elving Diana Embry Amber Emerick Rebecca & Stephen Emerson Sue Emery Dorothy Emory (GP, CS) Sue Endsley Carroll English Eileen Enlow Ann Enstrom Evelyn L. Epperson Rebecca Erickson Virginia Erickson Victor & Sharol Escobar Robert & Mary Ann Espeseth Michael Estes Stephen & Susan Estoye Amy Eunmi Han Jadon & Rosemary Evans Teresa Evans Nancy Evers Alice Eversole Dr. Bob & Sue Ewbank Carol & Walter Ezell Reverend Gary & Ella Fairchild Tom & Sandy Fairchild Charles Farner Marilyn Faulkner Jim Fay Helen Fecske Phyllis Feeney Frank & Connie Fegan Victor & Bobbi Fein Glen & Linda Ferguson (GP) Mary Jean & Michael Ferguson Peg Fernandes Maria Fichter-Wandling Robert Jordan Ficklin Malinda & Monty Field Nancy & Terence Fielden Brian Finet Edwina Finet Linda Finfrock Mary Finney Joe Fisher Amy Fitzjarrald Karen & Dan Fleming Judy & David Flessner Tammy & Brad Floreth Curt & Roberta Floyd Nancy & John Fluss Deborah Foertsch Jason Folkerts Linda & Leon Follmer Chuck & Trish Foran Charles & Cathy Force Claire & Reverend Gary Ford (GP) Margaret J. Ford (GP) Roberta Ford Bernice Forney Marty Forrest Tammy Foss Marlin & Penny Fourman Susan Fowler Linda Fox Stacy Fox Linda Francis William & Rita Francis Peggy Francisco Lynne Franco Jonathan & Cathern Franklin Lucille Frasca Evon Fredrickson Cindy Fredrikson

[ hope is RISING ] [ 17 ] Ways TO GIVE Gifts to Cunningham help bridge the gap between reimbursements from referring agencies and the actual costs of caring for our kids. Cunningham youth benefit from the generosity of our many friends and supporters. Some of the ways you can lend your support today: MAKE A LEGACY GIFT TO CUNNINGHAM JOIN THE GUARDIAN PARENT GIVING PROGRAM MAKE A MONETARY DONATION MAKE AN IN-KIND DONATION GIVE A GIFT OF GRAIN PURCHASE GIFTS FROM OUR WISH LISTS SPONSOR AN EVENT MAKE A GIFT IN HONOR OR MEMORY OF A LOVED ONE Learn more: Melissa & Bradley Harden Jerome Hardesty Janice Harding Edith Harlow Camille & Dan Harmon Roy Harris James Harrison John & Lora Harrison Alana Hart Vickie & Bryan Hart (GP) Mary Ann Harvey (GP) Kelsi Hasden Mark Hasegawa-Johnson Greg & Diana Hasler Dr. Brian Hastings, DDS Amy Hatch Nancy & Dennis Hatcher Barbara Hathway Eunice & Ray Hausler Susan Hawbecker (GP) Sara Hawkins Don Haworth (GP) Mark Hawthorne Kristie Hayes Heidi Haynes Jane A. Hays Ryan Hays John & Ann Healey Judith Hearing Jenny Heather Alan & Charlotte Heaton Patsy & Larry Hebron (GP) Bruce & Mary Ann Hecht (GP) John & Barbara Hecker Sonja & Rob Heckert Carrie Heimann Barbara Hein Tom & Joyce Hein Glenn Heistand Peter & Mona Hekl David Held Richard & Gloria Helfrich Chris & Shirley Heller Cortney Helms Jeff Henderson Serrinea Henderson Scott Hendren Betsy Barstead George Hendricks Jon & Ellen Hendrickson Gerald Henry Leslie Henry (GP) A. Richard Henson Marcia Henson Mary Henson Keith & Mary Herbold Lois Herbst Chuck & Kay Herr Martha Hertendy Dot Heuman (GP) Joe & Joan Heyen Michael Highman Babette Hiles Barbara & Duane Hill (GP) Elaine Hill Laurette Hill Sheri Hill Travis Hill Danette Hillard-Reed Blair Himes Walter Hinck Bruce & Jan Hinely Deanna Hines Susan & Chris Hinesly Leon & Jean Hinton (GP) Poppy Ann Graham Mavis Grant-Lilley Reverend Charles & Janet Graul Robyn & Douglas Graves Janet Gravlin Amy & Jon Gray Dana Gray James & Tonya Gray Jonathan Gray Marcellos Gray Daphne Greaves Bianca & James Green Dave & Belinda Green Louis Green Marva Green Mike & Donna Greene Alison Greer Joan Gregg Robin Gregory Dr. Jean Grever Hayley Grice Megan Grider Camille Griffin Tim Griffin Judith Griffith Pat Griffith Sheila & Cecil Griffith Jerry & Jane Grimes Linda & Ronald Grissom Ralph Grob Jacob & Tiffany Gronewold Patty Gropp Claire Grueninger Elwood & Marcia Gruschow Lisamarie Guevara Billie Gulledge (GP) Chris & Ed Gulliford Jan A. Guthrie Barbara Gurtler Rebecca Guyett Eldon Haab Lisa Haake Ralph & Phyllis Haas Linda Haberkorn Judy & Keith Hackley Nicole Haegele Judith Hafenrichter Tracy Hageman Henry Hagen Carol Hahn Tom & Sherry Hainline Mindy Hale Barbara Hall June Hall Paige Hall Yvonne Hall Joe & Helen Hallbeck Virginia Halverson Stephen Hamburg Dan & Connie Hamelberg Dennis & Cindi Hamilton Phil Hamlow Linda & Nick Hamm (GP) Karen Hammond Dana & Dennis Hampton Marilyn & John Hancock Russell Hanegan Susan & Michael Haney Patrick & Liliana Hanlon Jamie Hannah Lorie & David Hansen Kathi Hanson Susan Hanson Melissa Hanstad Rusty & Jill Freeland Wendy & Jim French Bev & Tom Frey Roxanne Frey Beverly Friese Gail Fritzsche (GP) Anita Frizzell Susan & Mark Frobish Linda Frye (GP, CS) Julie & Eric Fugate Marilyn & Don Fugate Gary Fugh Nancy & Albert Fuller Brian, Anne, & Emily Fulling John & Carla Fulton David & Susan Fultz Melba & Jim Funk (GP) Jessie Fyffe Reverend David & Barbara Gaffron Mary Gallivan Susan & Donald Gallois (GP) Betty Jean Gantz Christine Garde Kayleigh Garden Maggie Gardner Brian Gareau Jane & John Garrett Lori K Garrett Susan Garrison Terrell Garth (GP) Phillip & Judy Garvin Mary Gaskill Jean Gates Tom & Janet Gatschenberger Sue Gavin Tammar Geil Thomas Gelsthorpe Lindsey Gerdes Bradley Gernand Phyllis Geschwind Avalon J. Gibson Curtis Gidding Fred & Donna Giertz Brad & Cathy Giffel Debra & Donald Gilbert Maureen Gilbert Erin Gilligan (GP) Mary Gillingham Charlene Gilmore Greg & Jeanne Girard (GP) Mary Giuffre Jeff & Julia Gladu (GP) Laverda & Robert Gleckler Irene F. Glenn Charlotte & Robert Glidewell Bonnie Glover Callie Goering April Goetz Nancy Goglia Chris & Mark Golden Ted & Claudette Gonsiorowski Linda Good Terry Goode Deborah & Alan Goodrich Ruth Gordon Shirley & Tom Gordon Walter & June Gordon Suzanne Gordon Hines Kathy & Stephen Gossard (GP) Ryan Gossett & Michelle Grimm-Gossett Sandy Gould Deborah Graeber (GP) Amy Graf Kurt & Holly Hirchert (CS) William Hire Sara Hiser Leslie Hitchens Donna Hixson Frank Hoag & Harlyne Callahan-Hoag Bud & Deb Hobbs (GP) Paul & Abby Hobbs Andrea Hoch Jennifer & Nate Hodgerson Harvey & Adella Hodges Kay E. Hodson Mary & Thomas Hodson Donna Hoeflinger Bob & Nancy Hoeft Janice Hoelscher Ron Hofbauer Allen & Jane Hoffman Gene Hoffman Nancy & A.B. Hoffman Shelly & Kevin Hoffman (GP) Susan Hoffman Tanya & David Hoffman Dennis & Jennifer Hoffmann Joi Hoffsommer & Tom Mitchell Gary & Patty Hofmann (GP) Jeffrey & Marta Hogan Grace Hoglund Charles & Crystal Hogue Clarissa Hogue Kelvin Hogue Helen & Kenneth Hohenstein Dietlind Hoiem Virginia Holder Kathie Holiday Sharon & Carl Holland Bill & Brigit Hollis Wendy Hollis Jennifer Holm Sara Holmes Walter Holstine Dale Holt Amy & James Hood David & Patti Hood Joan & Peter Hood Sara Hook Dena Hopkins F. Hoppin Trust Karen & William Horn Denise Horner Winifred Horney (GP) Michelle Horvat Pat Hosier Jim & Kathy House Larry & Martha House Susan Houseworth Ed & Sharon Hoveln Lynne Hoveln Marty Howard Mary Howard (GP) Pat & Denzil Howard Linda & Dean Howarter Yvonne Howland Cynthia Hoyle Gary & Karen Hubbs Roger & Ranelle Hubele Janet & Carl Hudson Teedra & Rick Hudson (GP) Stephanie Huff Cheryl Huffman Rita Huffman John C. Taylor & Barbara Hughes Pete & Carol Hughes (GP)

[ 18 ] [ hope is RISING ] Dick & Shirley Hull Lynne Hull Nancy & Albert Hulting Olivia Humphrey Marilyn Hungerford Susan Huntley (GP) John Hur Judith & James Hurst Dave & Suzanne Huston Ingrid & Bruce Hutchings Christine & Jeffrey Huth Patricia Hutson Frieda Hyde (GP) Reverend Dr. Phillip Icenogle (GP) Jeanette Iles Randy Inman Ron & Shirley Irion Amy Irle Jillian Irle Rachel Isaac Joyce Jackson Connie Jagelewski Gloria & Lawrence Jahn Jerry Jahn (GP) Christie Jahn Hovey Jon & Melissa Jamison Jeff & Paula Jarrett Janelle Jaskula (GP) Kelley Jeffers James Jeffery & Nicole DelMastro Jeffery Connie & Jeffrey Jenkins Jon & Teresa Jenkins Nancy & Dennis Jennings (GP) Vic & Missy Jennings Patricia Jensen Jim & Ruth Jesso Vedant Jhaveri Larry & Margie Jobe Debbie & Aaron Johnson Elizabeth G. Johnson Kendra & Fred Johnson Larry Johnson Linda Johnson Mitchell & Annette Johnson Nancy Johnson Patricia L. Johnson Sam & Pat Johnson Sandra & David Johnson Sharon & Raymond Johnson Sharon L. Johnson (GP) Thomas Johnson Viki Johnson Carolyn Johnston (GP) Elizabeth Johnston Jean Johnston Ruth Johnston Sharla Jolly & Rocky Franklin (GP) David & Barbara Jonas Angela Jones Angie Jones Bev Jones (GP) Caroline Jones (GP) Clarence Jones Darci Jones Jeremiah Jones Ken & Lucille Jones L. Rea & Mary Jones Linda & David Jones Linda & Owen Jones Linda & Stan Jones Reverend Cindy Jones Russ Jones Tracey Jones Nancy Jones-Kepple Pauline Jordan Elizabeth Jost Diana Juday Shirley Judy (GP) Janice Juraska Karen Kabbes Judy Kanaga Karen & Cleve Karch Inga Karliner Reba Karr Susan & John Kautzer Kathy Keith Theresa Kelly Teresa & Jim Kelnhofer (GP) Howard Kemper Richard & Linda Kennedy Tim & Julie Kenney Karl Kennicker Bradley & Linda Kent Marianne Kepmann Marvin & Darlene Kerber Stan Kerr Bethany Kershaw Sam & Helen Kershaw (GP) Mark & Tammy Kesler Carol Kessler (GP) Donna Kessler Susan & Robert Kessler Patricia Ketchmark Roger & Carol Kiddoo Sue & Ron Kiddoo Nancy Kiedaisch Becky Kiefer Dennis & Jean Kiesewetter Edward & Edith Killen Lorraine Kim Peter & Brenda Kimble Donald & Margaret Kimmel Linda Kimmel Murl & Rhonda Kimmel (GP) Janice Kimpel Kaye Kimpling Ann & Bob King (GP, CS) Nicole Kingery Joshua King-Nobles Robert & Hester Kingston Todd Kinney & Peggy Patten Michael & Sherry Kinser Dorothy Kipling (GP) Justin & Bobbie Jo Kirby Marcia Kirby Frances Kirchhofer Janet & Danny Kirk (GP) Cyndee Kirwan Dottie Kissick Betty Klaus Alvin & Mary Klein Bill & Deb Klein Carolyn Kleven Betty & Edward Kmoch (GP) Carrie Kmoch & Tom Grady Kirby Knapp Leslie Knicl Lisa Knight Frank & Patricia Knowles Tenna & Philip Knox Marilea Koch Cynthia Kocher & Robert Perry Linda Koe Lou Ann Koebel Nancy K. Koehler Rick & Barb Koertge Jennifer Kogen Keith Kohanzo Katrina Kohlbecker Mark Kohlbecker Janet Kolves Christopher Korose Andrea Kouzmanoff Geraldine & Franklin Kovarik Sharron Kreider Philip & Sheila Krein Marcia & Pete Kreiser Laura Kroger Scott Kubis Barb & Dave Kuhl Sandy Detamore Kuhne & Chris Kuhne Linda Kull Sendhil & Komal Kumaran Craig & Karen Kummerow Sara & Dave Kunde Paul Kunkel Bob & Debby Kuntz Steve & Nancy Kuntz Sharon & Wayne Kurth Victoria Labreck Denise Labus Ruth & Dave Laird Bea & John Lambert Betsy Lancaster Judy & Kenneth Landeck (GP) Marianne M. Landry Glenda Lane Randy & Kimberly Lane (GP) Elizabeth Lang Harold Lang Shari Lankow Annette & Chuck Lansford Phyllis Lappin Mike & Julie Lard Berniece Larimore Cloydia Hill Larimore (GP, CS) Nanette Larson Ardis & Larry Larvick (GP) Barbara Laughlin Bill & Laurel Law Nora Laws Carolyn Leach & Cathy Henschen (GP, CS) Charles & Brenda Learned (GP) Eric & Tina Leasure Judy Lebaugh Joe & Diane Lecher (GP) Debbie LeCrone Erik & Sharon Lee Joan Lee Timothy Lee Bridget Lee-Calfas Reverend Lance & Judy Leeds Sandra & Bud Leister Randall & Tonya Leka Mary & George Leming Patsy & Larry Lenz Jean E. Leonard Richard & Margaret Leonard Linda & Stephen Lerette Altovise Leshoure Ian LeSueur Carole Lewis Dorris Lewis Lois Lewis Pat Lewis Lou & Mary Liay Donna Libbey Carol Lichtensteiger Janice Lieb Ellen Liehr Jackie & Gene Lindley Karen Lindquist Janet Lindsey Roberta Lindstrand Marty & Mark Lindvahl Dave & Cindy Line (GP) Henrietta Lingafelter Judy & Larry Linman Matthew & Frieda Linsner Janet & Richard Lippold Lane Liston & Noelle Mole Liston Marilyn & John Litchfield Gail Lithgow Donna Little Marlin & Denise Livingston (GP, CS) Terry & Cherie Lock Johnnie M. Locker (GP) Jean Lockhart Mary Logullo-Moran Michael Lokshin Maxine & Richard Lolling Roger & Wanda Long Carolyn Looker Cynthia & Michael Loui Dean & Judy Lovell Terry Lubbers Sandy Lucas Jasmine Luckett Debbie & Jerry Lueck Steve Luedke Jael Lugano David Lund (GP) Amy Lusk Ron & Shellee Luttrell Stephen & Mary Luzzi (GP) Morgan & Brenda Lynge Stephanie Lynge (GP, CS) Steve & Sandra Lyons Vera & Donald Maase Ronnie Maddox Melanie Mader & James Paul Katherine Madigan Karolyn Magelli Steve & Clint Magill Steve Magill Vera Mainz Rebecca Malone Tim Manard (GP, CS) Karen Manczko Sharon Manning Ailee Manns Augusta Mansfield (GP) Victoria & Serenity Mantels Tom & Deborah Maranville (GP) Richard Marlin David J. Marshall Dr. & Mrs. Paul Marshall Marilyn Marshall Rebecca Marshall Brock Martin Carol Martin Denise & Kim Martin Kay Martin Melanie Martin Michelle Martin Sharon & Mike Martin Beverly Marvin Searoba Mascher Vicki & Mike Massie Lynn Massie-Southerland Marla & Paul Mast Alisa Matheney Stanley Matheny Pam & Roger Mathews (GP) Amy Matthews Denise Matthews Mary Ann Matthews Hannah Mauch Helen & Joel Maurer Dick & Janis Maxwell (GP) Don Maxwell Reverend Andrew & Lois Maxwell Susan & Dirk May Angie & Dan Mayo Wanda Mays Michelle Mazzotti David McCall Jackie McCall Linda McCall Krista & Merle McCallister Jim McCann Marlys & Thomas McCartney Nancy McCarty Noma McCarty Camille McCaskill Clint McClintock Billy & Patricia McCluney Judy McConchie (GP) Mary McConkey Tom McCowan Ernestine McCoy Kay & Gene McCoy Linda McCoy Michael & Jane McCulley Thelma McCulley Bobbi McCulloch Michael P. McCuskey Richard & Bonnie McDade Lauren McDaniel Patricia McDaniel Shellie McDaniel Pam Hammond McDavid (GP) Sylvia & Brian McDermott Jeff McDonald (GP) Robyn McDonald Mark McDowell Gerald & Joy McGee Kimberly McGee Cheryl McGill Madison McGinn Brendan & Susan McGinty Residential youth were treated to a fantastic car show just for them from members of the Illini Collector Car Club. Our kids checked out the cars, voted on their favorites and asked the owners lots of questions!

[ hope is RISING ] [ 19 ] Sara McGovern Barbara McGrath Kalah McGraw Yvette McGraw (GP) Dick McGuire Mary McGuire James & Karen McKechnie Anne & Jasper McKenney BreAnna Mckenzie Lynda McKeown Doris McKinley Sherial McKinney Lora McLaughlin Maureen McMichael Chuck McNeil Virginia & Thomas McQuistion (GP,CS) Kristyn McReaken Martha McSims Brittney McVey Marjorie Mead Mr. & Mrs. Edward Mears Elizabeth Meckley Terri Medwed Reva Meeks Lois Meerdink Ed & Brenda Mehnert Ben Mehrtens Joella Meidel Brandon Melbye Ellen Melton Conny Melvin Carolyn Meng Ellen & Lowell Mennenga Beverly Merriman Carolyn Mesick Linda Lou Messinger Patricia & Dean Messinger Joyce Metz Lisa Metzger Mary J. Metzger-Harris (GP) Barbara Meyer Sharron & David Mies Galina Mihalkina Pamela & Rich Mihm Helen Miles Joseph & Carol Miles Roy & Phyllis Milkereit Barbara Miller Brad & Emily Miller Brenda Miller Darcy Miller Dennis & Sue Miller Donna Miller Elaine & Arthur D. Miller Gay & Wally Miller Jan Miller Joan Miller (GP,CS) Mary & Glenn Miller Michael I Miller Naomi E Miller Peg Miller Robert & Jo Miller Ronald Miller Sallie & Norman Miller Marian C Milling Ginger & Marc Mills (GP, CS) John Mills & Sharon Bard Paula & David Mills Steven & Betsy Mills Nancy Mings Sharon Minnes Sue Ann Minor Cathy & James Mitchell Charlie Mitchell Jon Mitchell Kent & Marlene Mitchell Laura Mitchell Max Mitchell Ronald & Nancy Mitchell Joan Mochel Harold & Carol Moe Valerie Moehle Ellyn Moffett Marilyn Mohr Linda Mollohan Gordon Monahan Reverend Sharon & Ronald Monroe Lori Montgomery Beth & Robert Monti Marilyn Mooday Allen & Sue Moore Carl Moore Carol L. Moore Chris Moore Emily Moore Jack Moore James & Donna Moore James Moore Jennifer Moore Miranda Lynn Moore Pamela J. Moore Robin Moore Martha & Marvin Morgan (GP) Sara C. Morris Vanessa & Kevin Morris (GP) Sharon Morrisette Gail & Jack Morrison Judy & Rich Morrison Lavonne Morrow Rudi Mortimer Stella Mosborg Nancy & Steve Moser (GP) Wayne Mosser Malinda Mount Donna Mueller Sylvia Mueth (GP) Patricia Ann Mullins Kimberly Mulvaney (GP) Richard Mulvaney Lois Mulvany Stephanie Mumm Michael & Diane Murphy Rosalie Murphy Laura Murrie Sharon & Orvle Musick Diane Musumeci Jane & Walter Myers Charles & Kate Nadolski (GP) Kathleen Nail Heju Nam Patricia & William Nanney Glenn & Marilyn Napier (GP) Marilyn Nash Antwuan Neely Norma Neely Norman Neely Michele Neill Leslie Neitzel Carol & Kenneth Nelson Daniel & Elizabeth Nelson Michelle Nelson Nikisha Nelson Robert & Sarah Nemeth Lisa Nesbitt Fred Neumann Joyce & Roger Nevins David Newcomb Karin & Adam Newhall Carol Lee Newlin (GP, CS) Frances Newman Tom Newman Karilyn Newnam Sandy Lu & Fred Newport Diane Newton Helen L. Niccum (CS) Jan Carter Niccum (CS) Robert & Kathleen Nichols Susan E. Nicholson Catherine Nickrent Tina Nie Rebecca Niehaus Deborah Nielsen Erica Nielsen Sharon & Jim Niksch (GP) James & Marianne Nixa Richard & Connie Noble Dick Noel (CS) Jim & Gayle Nogle Jack Norman Carol Nornholm (GP) Mary Beth Norris James North Barbara Norton Caryl Nuckols Bill & Sharon Nunn Jan Nuss Joe OBrien Bill & Wilma O’Brien Kathleen & Robert O’Connell Kathy Odell Hester Odendaal (GP) Lenhardt & Emilee Odendaal Karon Oliver Nicole Olmo Martha Olsen Barbara & Jack Olson Deborah Olson Jan Olson Max & Marilyn Olson Judy Onken Reverend Karen Oplt Daniel & Kristine O’Reilly Cyndi Ortiz-Taylor Rinda Osborn Judy Osgood Carolyn & Robert Ottum Rita Overacker JoAnn Overholt Mary & Mark Overmier Susan Overstreet Brenda & Steve Pacey (CS) Rhodalyn Pacheco Christhel Padonou Kimberly & David Page Pam Painter Rheta & David Paisley Inessa Palchikova Kathy & Jeff Palm Reverend Sheryl Palmer & Michael Heaton Families of Palzkill, Kemper, Pinner & Schenk-Veile Barbara & Danny Parker Mary Parker Nancy Parker Pam Parker Robert & Nancy Parkhill Larry Parks Douglas & Susan Parrett Carl & Cynthia Parsons Megan & Nathan Parsons El & Linda Partenheimer Vanessa Patient Jerry & Rebecca Patrick Mary Ann Pattenaude Judith & William Patton Justine Paul Carolyn Paullin Nick Paulson James Pavek Charlene Payette Chris & Thomas Payne Ann Pearcy Sharon Pearl Mark & Tracie Peecher Jean & George Pennell Pat Pennell Karen Pennington Deborah & Douglas Penrod Jo Ellen Pensinger Rebecca Pentecost (GP) Cecelia Pepper Kathy Perisho Carolyn Perkins Jana & Donald Perry Karen Perry Linda & William Perry Roscoe & Ann Pershing (GP) Connie Peshia Ann Peten Janet L. Peters Janice Peters Jean Peters Peggy Peters Gay Peterson Linda Peterson Paul & Peggy Peterson Rusty & Shawn Peterson (CS) Tess Petty Caroline Phelps (GP) Diana Phillips Emily Phillips Reverend Brent & Betty Phillips Sybil Phillips (GP) John & Jan Phipps (GP) Tom & Betty Phipps Vianey Piedra Brett Pierce Maddy Pierce (GP) Marvin Piersall Ellen Piety Jerry & Sandy Pijanowski Nila Pike Richard Pikowsky Chad & Amy Pilcher Kim & Keith Pillischafske Sara Pinkston Jane & Steve Piper Norma Pittman (GP) Carol Pitts Mary Pleck Carrie Plemmons Carol Plumb Joann Plunk Carol & Raymond Poe Tootie Poe Will Pontious Kenneth & Judy Ponton (GP) Bill & Joan Pool Kathryn Poorman Devanshi Popat Kip & Janet Pope Amanda Posey Martha Postlewait R. Samuel & Sue Postlewait Ellen & Kent Poulter Judy Poultney Patricia & Morgan Hruby Powell Kimberly & John Powers Stefanie Pratt Joel Prichard Dorothea Priddy Renee Pride Armand Primeaux Carol Pringle Cinda & Stephen Pringle (GP) Amy Pristovnik Colleen Pritchard Beverly Pryor (GP) Daniel Pryor Judith & John Puzey Amber & Chris Pyle Lauri & David Quick Trish Quintenz (GP) Jill Rackow Melinda Raffe Trovini W. Todd Rainey Ashley Ramm Darlene Ramos Frederick Randall (GP) Marcia Randolph Keeli Rasche Barbara & Dale Rascher Carol & Robert Rasmussen Ali Rasouli Angela Ravens Joyce Raver Rebecca Ray Rosella Ray (GP, CS) Steven & Robin Read Jon & Cathy Rector (GP) Howard Redeker Tammie Redenbaugh Jeff & Rose Redmon Denise Reed Donna Reed Jim & Julie Reed John Reed Marion Reeds Susan Reese Susan & Tim Reeser Darlene Reeves Shawn & Brenda Reeves DuWayne & Patty Reichart Brandon Reichert Delbert Reifsteck Karen Reifsteck Tonita Reifsteck Mark Rein Reverends Fred & Darlene Reiner Paul Reinert Mark & Kirsten Reitan Myrna Rennison Sue Rentsch Reverend Cindy Rettig Pat Reuter Jean & Don Reynolds John & Beverly Reynolds Dustun Rhea Brenda Rice Tabitha Rice Don & Margo Rich John & Ann Richardson Lana & Bruce Rickets Dale & Janice Ridgway (GP) Yvonne & Duane Rieder (GP) Jane Ries Felicia Riggi Dennisha Riggins Virginia Riggins (GP, CS) Jeanette Riggs (GP)

Darlene Sherman Mary Sherman (GP) Nicole Shields Peggy Shimmin Kim Shinew Eric Shinn Linda & Tom Shipley Mary & Stan Shobe Lyle Shoraga Donald & Alicia Short Karen Short Phyllis Short Claudia Jean Showalter Mary Shultz Kathryn & William Shumate Susan Shurilla Paula Shurtz Tatiana Shustova Margaret Sickele Norma Sievers Patricia Silver Cynthia & Howard Simmons Doug Simmons Amanda Simon Tracy Simon Carol Sims Jeanne Sims Kim Smith & David Skadden Cindy Slade Marie Slattery Janet & James Slaviero Bessie Slifer (GP) E. Doyle & Shannon Slifer Jim Slusser Michael & Kathy Smeltzer Carol B. Smith Dawn Smith Dee Smith Dru Smith (CS) Janet Smith Joyce & Don Smith Marilyn Smith (GP, CS) Martha & Joe Smith Martin Smith Nicole Smith Sandi Smith Sandra & Monty Smith (GP) Schaffe Smith (GP) Susan Smith Tom & Sue Smith Vicki Smith Sheronda Smith-Williams Mary Smitley Shannon Snedeker Donna Snider (GP) Reverend Justin & Miriam Snider Gayle Snivley Samantha Snyder Brando Socarras Pam Socie Stephen & Lona Soice Ayree Solheim Sherry Sollers Jessica Sorensen Penelope Soskin Johnette & Dennis Sparks Holly & Joel Spencer Nancy Sperry (CS) John & Beverly Spets (CS) Kyle & Alice Spitzer Nancy Sprague Susan & John Sprinkle (GP) Jolece Sprout (GP) John & Ann Spurgeon [ 20 ] [ hope is RISING ] Marcia Riggs Elma Rincker Pamela Rincker Crystal & Jessica Riney April & Gregory Ritter Linda Ritter Michael Ritter Joe & Geni Roark Bart Robbins Gretchen Robbins (GP) Kim Robbins (GP) Betty Roberts Dianne & Donald Robertson Rex Robertson Robeson Family Benefit Fund Phyllis Robeson Ellen & Thomas Robinson Grace Ann Robinson Maryl Robinson James & L. Myrtle Robison Elizabeth Rockman Suzanne Rodawig Arnetta Rodgers F. Leon Rodgers Salvo & Betsy Rodriquez David & Jana Rogers Jack & Samantha Rogers Valeria Rohde Charlie & Janice Rohn Jennifer Rohn Jo & Andy Rohn (GP) Nancy Rokicki Trey Ronk Richard & Marsha Ronna Camille Rose Leanne Roseberry Barbara Roseman Dick & Sharon Ross Jeanette Ross Sylvia Ross Brian Roth Diane Roth Tyler & Sarah Roth John Rothermel Sharon Rothermel Willard Rothermel Stacey Roux Jim & Jean Rowe Arden Kristen Rowell Jeanie and Bill Royer Thomas Rozanski Julia Rozier Bobbie & Warren Ruby Janet & Michael Ruckman (GP, CS) Andrea & John Ruedi (GP) Miranda Runge Donna & G. Michael Rutledge Lee & Marilyn Ryan Susan & John Ryan David & Rebecca Ryherd (GP) Kathy Saathoff Jamie Saban Richard & Karen Sackett Roxie Sage Susanna Sagi Juan Salas Bonnie Samson Barb Sandall Jo & Michael Sanders (GP, CS) Linda Sanstrom Bradie Santefort Mark & Ann Sapoznik Patti Sapp Joan & Michael Sargent (CS) Monir & William Saska Elizabeth Sather Mary-Jean Sattazahn Helen Satterthwaite Kim Saveley Gloria Sax Ashley & Kristine Sayers Bob & Rose Ann Saylor Marlys Scarbrough Shirley Schaefer Elaine Schaufele Angela Scheiwe Sherri Scherbring (GP) Diane & Charles Scherr Roger & Marcia Scherr Jeanne Schertz Richard Schicht Richard Schimmel Reverend Joy Schlesselman Jill & John Schlipf Gail Schmall Donald Schmidgall (GP) Debbie Schmidt Ellen & Peter Schmidt Joan & Eugene Schmidt Roger & Rocille Schmidt Andy & Jen Schmitt Dan Schmohe Linda Schneider (GP) Richard & Susan Schnuer Elle Scholwin Gary & Carolyn Schoof Lale & Michael Schram (GP) Matt & Carol Schramer Alice & Joe Schroeder Doug & Stacy Schroeder Earlene & Greg Schroeder Eileen Schroeder Elizabeth A. Schultetus Angie & Kevin Schultz Jillian Schultz John & Mary Schultz Karen & Ed Schultz Mary & Michael Schumacher Robert Schuster JoAnn & Mark Schwark Ann & Gene Schwarm Tracey Schwarzentraub Carolyn & James Scott Helen Scranton Mary Ann Sears Claire Seely Joann Seggebruch Jim & Susan Seiber Jerry Seibert Wayne Seifert Dr. Kenneth & Joan Sensenbrenner Linda Shadwick Gloria Jean & William Shafer Diana Shaner Jenniffee Shannon Jim & Gail Shannon John Shannon Michael & Sandy Shannon (GP) Marsha & Jon Shapland Karen & Billy Sharp (GP) Patty Sharp Robin Shaw Sandy Shay Don & Jan Sheesley (GP) Joyce Shellabarger (GP) Susan Sheltra Jim & Joan Sheppard Bill Sherfey (GP) Donald Stagen Alice Staley (CS) Nancy Stamm (CS) Glenn & Jo Anne Stanko Dr. & Mrs. Jerry Stanley Jim & Dianne Stanley Gregory & Margaret Stanton Melanie Starke Jeff & Wendy Starwalt (GP) Mary & Ronald Starwalt Katie Stawiasz Jeanne Stebbins Marilyn & Louis Steenwyk Karen Stefaniak Dennis & Carol Steger Catherine & Brian Steidinger Bill & Candis Stein Janet & John Stein Mary Steiner Denise & Michael Step Jeanene & Rick Stephens Priscilla Stepney Dennis & Diane Sterchi Brenda & Larry Stewart Donald Stewart, Jr. Jonathon & Kendra Stewart Marissa Stewart Michelle Stichnoth Sharon Stickman Doug & Jamie Stierwalt Sally Stilwell Carolyn & Robert Stine Tom & Martha Stinson Sandy Stirewalt Gregory Stock Carol Stockdale Mary & Bradley Stockert Althea Stockwell Ann Stoecklin Charlotte Stoker Stephen & Nancy Stokowski Gavin & Patricia Stolte Betty Stoltz (GP) Steven & Kathy Stopher Beth & Jeff Stout Marge Stout (GP, CS) Nancy Stout Matthew & Tara Strack Sharon Strack Donna Stradley Cheryl Street Margery Stroud Sharon Struck Julie Stump Reverend Matthew Stump Terri Sturtevant Nancy Suchomski Connie Sullivan Dr. Lila E. Sullivan Julia Sullivan Sue Summerville Daughn Sutter Mary Kay Suttle Reverend Sally Swaim Dick & Jane Swain Pat Swearingen Richard & Carol Swearingen Tara Swearingen Kathryn Sweedler Maria & Dominic Tabrizi Charlotte Talkington Chris Tandoi Yan Tang Evelyne Tardy Deanna Tatman Janice Tay Amanda Taylor Andrea & Paul Taylor Dr. & Mrs. Gale Taylor Jay Taylor (GP) Joyce & Ron Taylor Mary Beth Taylor Mike & Dianna Taylor Russ & Charlene Taylor Kevin Teal Cornelia Teel Deborah Telman Kay Tennill Cheryl Terhark Amy Terstriep Denise & Dennis Terven Lynn Tesh Leona R. Thacker Daniel Thies John & Terry Thies Mark Thies Janice Thom & Bob Nelson Jill & James Thomas Rita Thomas Mary Louise Thomason Audrey & Jim Thompson Brenda Thompson Janet & Dennis Thompson Kay Thompson Kim & Eric, Shelley, Roger & Yumiko Thompson Suzanne & Herbert Thompson (GP) Cindy Thorsen Mary Tiefenbrunn Jonathan Timmons Carol Timms Ellen Tingley Erna Todd Troy Todd Angelica Toliver Patrick & Julie Tomlinson (GP) Larry Touey Linda Traff Michelle Trame There’s just something beautiful when your kids sing. We feel the same way about ours when we hear them during choir practice—yet another wonderful way our youth can express themselves through Spiritual Services and Special Therapies.

[ hope is RISING ] Jayme Travis Reverend Chet & Lynn Travis (GP) Shirley Treadway Judith & L. Deane Trumble Stacy & Scott Trumbull Linda Tryon Helen Tull (GP) Mary Frances Tunison Marjorie Turnbull Charles & Virginia Turner Jerry Turner Sue Turner (GP) Charles Turpen Joann & George Tuttle Peggy & Mark Twitchell Diane & Thomas Twork Tom Tyler Jan & Richard Uddin Sherry Umlah Richard & Carol Underwood Reverend Paul & Judith Unger Louis & Martha Vache Kathryn Valdes Audrey Vallance Sophia Van Arsdell Pat Van Dyke Cheryl & Phil Van Ness (GP) Jeffrey VanBuren Barbara & Gary Vance Janet & Martin Vance Ronald & Jeanne Vance (GP) Mark & Debra Vandermyde Tina & Craig VanDeveer (GP) Jimmie Kay & Steven Vandeventer Mary Vandeventer Mike & Amy Vandre Phyllis Vanlandingham Judy Vansickle Ivadelle Vanwingerden Archit Vasan Helen Vedder Lurinda & Larry Venezia (GP, CS) David Venter Cheryl Vertrees Anne & Joseph Villanti Westley R. Villazon Dorla Vinson Susan Vinson April Vogelsang Judith Voorhees Virginia & Jack Waaler John Waelde Edward & Joyce Wagner Wayne Wagner Jana Waite Cheri Walch Linda & Richard Walden Michelle Walden Tina M. Walke Bobby Walker (GP) Kathy Walker Mary Z. Walker Andrew Wallace Jack L. Wallace (GP, CS) Kevin & Sonja Wallace Kimberly Wallace Reverend Paula Wallace Dorothy P. Walsten Laura Walsten Clarence Walter Jan Walter Lauri Walter Renea Walters Lidiya & James Wang Janet & Don Ward Jeanne & Tom Ward (GP) Wayne & Joann Ward Melissa & Jeffrey Warmbier Ellen & Charles Warmbrunn Marsha & Jeffrey Warmoth Aaron Warner Darlene Warner JoAnn Warnes Sharon Warnes Cheryl Warren Royal Edmond Washington, Sr. Shane Wasiloski Sarah Waters Daphne Watson Jen Watson (GP) Marcia Watts Harriett Weatherford & Thomas Schaefges David Weaver Rosemary Weaver Mary Webb Carol Webber Thelma Webber Jim & Sue Weber Mary Beth Weeks Madonna Weese Kathryn Wehrmann Sheryl & Manuel Wei Jeanette Weider James & Fran Welch Michelle Wellens Cynthia & Bruce Wellman (GP) Karen & James Welsh Penny & Charles Wendling Ken & Tabatha Wenzel Joseph & Patricia Wenzell Doug & Miki Wesley Deborah Westjohn Cheryl Westmoreland Steve & Danette Wetterauer Chris Wetzel Jack & Mary Wetzel Jada Wetzel Katherine Wetzel Mary Wetzel Rhonda & James Whitaker (GP, CS) Chuck & Glenna White (GP) Sandra White Tena White William White Julie Whiteside Teresa Whitlow Glen Whitmer (GP) Jim & Janice Whitmore Janet Whittington (GP) Sarah & Joel Whittington Jack & Sally Widholm Ron & Melinda Wilcox Anthony Wilcynski Nancy & Douglas Wildman Evelyn & Kevin Wilhelm Melissa Wilhelm Teri Wilke John Wilkie William & Karen Wilkinson Diane Williams Donna Williams Eugene & Nancy Williams (GP) Judith Williams (GP) Kevin & Katherine Williams Larry & Phyllis Williams Patricia Williams (GP, CS) Tim Williams Garry Williamson BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS Claire Ford, President Gary Denzer, Treasurer Doug Abbott, Secretary Sharon Brown, President-elect Catherine Nickrent, Treasurer-elect COMMITTEE CHAIRS Leanne Barnhart, Advancement Doug Wesley, Asset Management Catherine Nickrent, Audit Roberta Benschneider, District Representatives Claire Ford, Executive Gary Denzer, Finance and Human Resources Sybil Phillips, Nominations Margie Jobe, Performance Quality Improvement UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ILLINOIS GREAT RIVERS CONFERENCE UNITED WOMEN IN FAITH OFFICERS Susan Connor, President Louella Christensen, Treasurer Ginny Riggins, Secretary Barb Smith, Education and Interpretation ILLINOIS GREAT RIVERS CONFERENCE IROQUOIS RIVER DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT Reverend Angie Lee UNITED WOMEN IN FAITH DISTRICT PRESIDENTS Wilda Young, Cache River Carol Martin, Embarras River Sally Smith, Illinois River Pat Davis, Iroquois River Patsy Hebron, Kaskaskia River Martha Vache, LaMoine River Gail Fritzsche, Mississippi River Carol Drayton, Sangamon River Kay Clifton, Spoon River Joyce Goodwin, Vermilion River MEMBERS AT LARGE Michael Biehl, Ellen Dixon, Camille Rose AGENCY LEADERSHIP Marlin Livingston President/CEO Pat Ege Vice President of Program Services Linda Fox Director of Education Kim Guest Director of Residential and Clinical Services Paige Hall Director of Human Resources Melissa Harden Chief Financial Officer Ginger Mills Director of Advancement Ann Pearcy Director of Community-Based Services Shawn Peterson Director of Quality Improvement MEMBERSHIPS AND AFFILIATIONS Association of Children’s Residential Centers Association of Fundraising Professionals, East Central Illinois Chapter Building Bridges Initiative Central Illinois Human Resources Group Champaign County Chamber of Commerce Champaign County Community Coalition Champaign County Continuum of Service Providers to the Homeless Champaign County Human Services Council Champaign County Mental Health Board Champaign County Mental Health & Developmental Disabilities Council Child Welfare Advisory Board Community Behavioral Healthcare Association of Illinois Illinois Association of Private Special Education Centers Illinois Collaboration on Youth Illinois Great Rivers Alliance Illinois Inter-Agency Athletic Association Society for Human Resource Management United Methodist Association United Way of Champaign County ACCREDITATIONS, LICENSURE, APPROVAL Cognia Council on Quality and Leadership Illinois Department of Human Services Illinois Department of Children and Family Services Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services Illinois State Board of Education Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics Training Certification EAGLE Accreditation, United Methodist Association CUNNINGHAM CHILDREN’S HOME 1301 N. Cunningham Avenue | Urbana, IL 61802 WEB: cunninghamhome.org EMAIL: cch@cunninghamhome.org PHONE: 217.367.3728 GP (Guardian Parent) and CS (The Cedar Society member) are designations throughout the Donor List. A mission and ministry of the United Women in Faith of the Illinois Great Rivers Conference Bill Wills Don & Jan Wills (GP) Jean & Charles Wills Bradley & Therese Wilson Dorothy Wilson (GP) Julie & Scott Wilson Sandra Wilson Sharon Wilson Mary Wilterdink Jewel Wiltfang Bruce & Alicia Winter (GP) Ellen Wolcott Mindy Wolf Pamela Wolf Sally M. Wolf Judy D Wolfe Donna Wolf-Roberts Larry Woller (GP) Joyce Woltzen (GP) Joe & Ashley Womble Karen Wood Melissa Wood Joann & Michael Woodard Marsha Woodbury Becky Woodrum Helen Woods Joe & Joann Woolums Bud Workman (CS) Ruth Worner Joanna Wozniak Barbara & Nelson Wright Elizabeth Wright Glen & Judy Wright Haley Wright (GP) Betty Wrigley Clarice Wunderlich Kirsten Wyatt Barbara Wysocki Donna Yagow Janie & Ehud Yairi Marilyn Yakel Caron & Greg Yates June Ytayloates Betty Yaw Dorothy C. Yaw Jon & Lori Yelenick (GP) Pat Yepsen Aimee Kandrac & Brett Yockey Carolyn Yockey (GP) Carolyn L. and L. Duane Yockey (CS) Charlotte Yoder June Yoder Julie Yoder-Booth & Larry Booth Harold & Elaine Yoon Doug & Jan York Ann Young Gary & Lois Young James & Jesse Young John & Virgie Young Ray & Jane Young (GP) Rosella Young Wilda & Robert Young Jerry & Monica Zachary Ashour Zaia June Zarbuck Steven Zazeski Kathleen & Martin Zazueta Diane Zell Eugene & Mary Ziegler Reverend J. Keith Zimmerman Larry & Cynthia Zippe Carol Zuhone

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