2019-2020 College of DuPage Foundation Annual Report

SUCCESS MEETS SUPPORT

2019–2020 ANNUAL REPORT

SUCCESS INNOVATIVE PROGRAMS AND SERVICES, AS WELL AS RESPONSIVENESS TO STUDENT NEEDS, HAVE MADE COLLEGE OF DUPAGE ONE OF THE STRONGEST UNDERGRADUATE INSTITUTIONS IN THE STATE AND A VALUED AND RESPECTED COMMUNITY RESOURCE.

SUPPORT WITH THE ONGOING SUPPORT OF DONORS, THE COLLEGE OF DUPAGE FOUNDATION INVESTS MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN SCHOLARSHIPS, THE EXPANSION AND ENHANCEMENT OF PROGRAMS, AND OTHER EDUCATION ESSENTIALS TO SUPPORT STUDENTS WHO — WITH DETERMINATION AND PERSEVERANCE — TRANSFORM THEIR LIVES THROUGH EDUCATION.

DEAR FRIENDS, On behalf of the College of DuPage and the College of DuPage Foundation, thank you for your generous support over the last two years. College of DuPage is truly a community college, where everyone can benefit from its wide variety of academic, career/tech, and lifelong learning opportunities. But it wouldn’t be COD without the support of our generous donors, whose gifts make such a difference in the lives of our students.

This past year has brought unprecedented challenges. With the onset of COVID-19, our students, like many across the country, have suffered from job and home losses, food insecurity, and health scares. Thanks to our individual, corporate, and private foundation donors, we have been able to respond quickly to these needs, providing emergency assistance funding to over 550 students — and we continue to seek funding to help our students stay in school and achieve their goals.

Like the rest of the world, COD has faced other challenges, too. The McAninch Arts Center (MAC), our beloved destination for cultural and performing arts, had to cancel a portion of its spring season, move the current and upcoming seasons online, and postpone the exciting Frida Kahlo exhibition to 2021. Now entitled Frida Kahlo: Timeless, the exhibition will take place from June 5–September 6, 2021, and we hope you’ll join us for this amazing event. Your continued support of the MAC is so appreciated!

Despite the struggles of the past year, we are deeply grateful for the ongoing support of our donors, the dedication of our faculty and staff, and the engagement of community members who have shown us just how valued College of DuPage is.

WALTER J. JOHNSON VICE PRESIDENT, INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT COLLEGE OF DUPAGE

SHERMAN NEAL PRESIDENT, BOARD OF DIRECTORS, COLLEGE OF DUPAGE FOUNDATION

College of DuPage is your community college. It remains a great place to start your college education, to begin a new career, to develop a hobby, or learn a new craft.

It is the place to be, whether online or in-person, for exciting music, dance and theatre performances, art exhibitions, and lecture series. Thank you for your support and for being such a vital part of the College of DuPage community.

Sincerely,

Walter J. Johnson Vice President, Institutional Advancement College of DuPage

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Sherman Neal President, College of DuPage Foundation

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Karen M. Kuhn, M.S, CFRE Executive Director, College of DuPage Foundation

KAREN M. KUHN EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, COLLEGE OF DUPAGE FOUNDATION

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ABOUT THE COLLEGE OF DUPAGE FOUNDATION The College of DuPage Foundation strives to be an exemplary steward of philanthropic dollars, putting student success at the forefront. Founded in 1967, the COD Foundation serves College of DuPage by supporting educational innovations in programming and student support services, providing scholarships and awards to students, and recognizing both faculty and graduates. The COD Foundation works closely with the College’s Office of Institutional Advancement to raise the visibility of and resources for the College to address its long-term academic, cultural and institutional priorities.

DID YOU KNOW? • Over 8,250 donors support the College of DuPage Foundation.

The COD Foundation is dedicated to supporting the mission of COD to be a center of excellence in teaching, learning, and cultural experiences by providing accessible, affordable, and comprehensive education. By obtaining and stewarding financial and in-kind contributions, the Foundation helps expand educational and cultural opportunities for the College of DuPage community.

• The COD Foundation is led by 20 volunteer community and business leaders who share their vision and expertise to support the educational and cultural opportunities at COD.

Thanks to the ongoing commitment of COD supporters and friends, the COD Foundation has invested millions of dollars in student scholarships, the expansion and enhancement of programs, and other education essentials. Philanthropic support, along with community and business partnerships, ensures that this mission is fulfilled and that our students succeed.

• The COD Foundation aligns all its philanthropic efforts with the COD Office of Institutional Advancement, which ensures that College priorities are being met.

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the COD Foundation has provided emergency assistance to students in need. Even before the pandemic, over 60% of COD students sought financial assistance to complete their programs. As we continue to grapple with challenges related to COVID-19 and its economic fallout and work to rebuild a better future, our work continues to be important and donor support as vital as ever.

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STUDENTS

SUCCESS Student success is the top priority at College of DuPage. The College of DuPage Foundation funds programs and services that aim to increase access to educational opportunity and help students progress through their programs to achieve their academic, personal and professional goals. The COD Foundation helps connect students with activities, resources, guidance, and other services to ensure their success. From clubs to athletics, the COD Foundation supports co-curricular activities and engagement opportunities that develop a student’s confidence beyond the classroom and maximize their potential.

The COD Foundation collaborates with faculty and staff to identify student needs and provide the resources necessary to ensure student success. Over the past two years, student success has been challenged in many unforeseen ways. Through it all, COD Foundation’s commitment to providing resources and support to students has never wavered and instead, has expanded to help see our students through this crisis.

When the pandemic struck, students lost jobs and missed rent and car payments.

When classes moved online, many had no internet access. To help students, the COD Foundation created the COVID-19 Student Relief fund and raised over $250,000 from individual donors and corporate and foundation grants to provide emergency assistance to students experiencing financial hardships. The Foundation also established the COVID-19 First Responder Student Relief Fund with a generous $50,000 grant from Motorola Solutions Foundation to provide assistance to first responder and front-line health care students experiencing the same hardships.

Already a growing concern, food insecurity among students increased the demand on the “Fuel Pantry.” To respond to students’ needs in real-time, the COD Foundation funded food purchases, expanded the Pantry, and aided in the development of the Community Garden, which provides fresh produce, snacks, and lunch foods to students. Over the past two years, the Foundation provided hundreds of scholarships while also funding Applied Music fees, a Psychology research lab, scholarships for veterans and women seeking CDL licenses, and tuition for juveniles at the Warrenville Correction facility.

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DID YOU KNOW? In the past year: • Over 400 scholarships, valued at more than $550,000, were made available for students.

• Over 500 students received assistance from the Foundation’s COVID-19 Student Relief fund.

• COD’s Fuel Garden harvested over 600 pounds of produce during the summer for students who were food insecure.

• The Foundation established a new COD Succeeds scholarship fund which provides support to students who may have not qualified for other financial assistance awards. Priority is given to first generation, minority, and veteran students, and awards are made through an application process emphasizing need.

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FACULTY

EXCELLENCE Organizational Culture is one of the four strategic pillars that will support COD’s future growth. The COD Foundation’s Resource for Excellence grant program has been an integral part of COD’s culture by fostering innovation, creativity and initiative among faculty and staff by providing seed money to test ideas, pilot new programs or methods, conduct research, and try new services.

The COD Foundation recognizes that given resources, we have the capacity to contribute to the improvement of instruction and support for the students and communities.

DID YOU KNOW? Since 2013, the Resource for Excellence program has: • Has funded more than 67 of the 128 faculty and proposals its received.

• Awarded $971,710 to faculty and staff to pilot their innovations.

• Renewed 12 projects for two to three years of support.

• Had at least five projects become self-sustaining, including the Visiting Artist Series, the New Student Enrollment Seminars and the College Credit Partnership with the Illinois Youth Correction Center in Warrenville.

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The COD Foundation supports high-quality instruction and services for students through its Resource for Excellence Fund (RFE). Each year, the COD Foundation provides grants to faculty and staff who propose innovative projects designed to improve access to educational opportunities, help students complete their programs, and ensure their successful transfer to a four-year institution or place of employment in their field.

As funding tightens, faculty and staff seek support from RFE grants to develop creative ways to address student needs and take advantage of new learning opportunities as they arise. Yet currently, almost half of the proposed projects cannot be funded, leaving many good ideas behind. Your support ensures that innovation, creativity, and responsiveness continue to be the culture at COD. Over the past of couple years, RFE projects have included support for The Nursing and Health Sciences Symposium, Architecture Design + Build studio projects, Law Enforcement Virtual Training, GED Test Vouchers, and COD Fuel Pantry Expansion.

The cross-collaborative Community Garden project also continues to grow, providing Biology, Marketing and Culinary students with opportunities for real-world learning while stocking the COD Fuel Pantry with fresh produce.

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ARTS & CULTURE

INSPIRATION The McAninch Arts Center (MAC) at College of DuPage is a recognized leader in regional arts programming. Named as an Illinois Arts Council Agency Partners-in-Excellence, its resident programs with the New Philharmonic Orchestra, Buffalo Theatre Ensemble and Cleve Carney Museum of Art have always been an inspiring beacon for the local arts. The arts are essential in creating a vibrant life and economic development in the College of Dupage community. The MAC prioritizes access, fosters a lifelong relationship with the arts and expands appreciation of diversity.

Unfortunately, like so many places, the MAC was forced to close its doors amid the coronavirus and postpone the Frida Kahlo 2020 exhibition. This was disheartening at a time when many could benefit from the arts. But the MAC did what it does best — it got creative.

To help keep the arts alive, the MAC developed a series of free and paid live-streamed programs including performances by New Philharmonic Orchestra, Frida Kahlo related events, artist lectures, and free online art projects for children. As restrictions continued, the MAC rolled out a virtual 2020–21 season and new online programs to keep the community engaged and entertained amid the shutdown.

During that period, the Cleve Carney Museum of Art was expanded in preparation for hosting the Frida Kahlo: Timeless exhibit, moved to summer 2021, and the COD Foundation raised funds to support the upcoming exhibition in unique ways, including raising over $90,000 by hosting a virtual gala called “For the Love of Frida – Bringing it Home.”

To remain a flagship destination for cultural and performing arts in the region, the MAC relies on donor generosity. The COD Foundation is committed to advancing the MAC’s mission to curate educational and entertaining performance opportunities as a way to encourage artistic expression and engagement, establish a lasting relationship between people and art, and enrich the cultural vitality of the community.

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DID YOU KNOW? • In a typical year, the MAC presents 2.5 events per day, seven days a week, 52 weeks a year.

• In a typical year, the MAC season includes 200-plus performances of plays, concerts and lectures.

• Belushi Performance Hall boasts 780 seats, with no seat more than 16 rows from the stage.

• The Cleve Carney Museum of Art was expanded to add more 1,000 square feet of the gallery space.

• WDCB 90.9 FM Public Radio from College of DuPage was founded in 1977 and broadcasts jazz and blues to its loyal listeners live from the COD campus.

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PARTNERS

COLLABORATION Partnerships help to connect the wide range of programs and resources at College of DuPage to the local communities. The COD Foundation cultivates partnerships with large and small corporations, area businesses and other foundations to engage the community with all that is happening at COD. Our partners provide unparalleled support for students and the community through scholarships, internships and grants to specific programs, as well as through generous monetary donations and sponsorships for cultural or performing arts events on campus.

Over the past two years,* corporate and foundation partnerships resulted in generous support for the upcoming Frida Kahlo: Timeless exhibition and the “For the Love of Frida” galas, New Philharmonic Orchestra performances, and the Lakeside Pavilion Summer Concert Series. During these unprecedented times, support and partnerships are as critical as ever. Within the past year, corporate partnerships have helped support the COVID-19 Student Relief fund and other scholarships. The College of DuPage Foundation would like to thank the following corporate and foundation partners for their generous student, program, and event support over the past couple of years.

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DONORS

SUPPORT As we all adapt to new realities and reimagine a better future, the continued support of donors allows our students to keep striving toward their educational goals. Our dedicated donors allow the College of DuPage Foundation to give students rich educational experiences in a wide array of disciplines. Donors’ participation in the scholarship process directly impacts students’ present and future endeavors, both at the College of DuPage and in the greater community.

Your generosity supports state-of-the-art instruction and student services, tuition and book scholarships, seed money toward faculty and staff innovations, and exciting cultural and performing arts events. Over the past year, it has also helped address COVID-19 related challenges and remove barriers to ensure students complete their studies.

The COD Foundation knows that our donors are as diverse as our students in their interests and preferences. We work hard to match the assistance our students need with the type of giving that’s most important to each donor. Our donors make the College of DuPage vision a reality through annual appeal donations, endowed scholarships, the employee giving campaign, and legacy gifts.

Tell us how you’d like to help and we’ll explore a broad range of giving options to find one that’s meaningful to you, our students, and community residents who benefit from your generosity. Please consider the following giving options: • Program support through the Resource for Excellence Fund • Cultural and performing arts support through donations to the McAninch Arts Center, New Philharmonic Orchestra, or WDCB Public Radio • Student tuition support through annual or endowed scholarships and the COD Success fund

DID YOU KNOW? Over one year, a monthly gift could: • Help a student without internet to access remote learning ($5 monthly gift).

• Purchase 24 organic seed packets for COD’s Fuel Garden, which provides produce for students who are food insecure ($10 monthly gift).

• Pay for seven students to take the GED Exam ($20 monthly gift).

• Support a scholarship through COD Succeeds for an at-risk student who has not received any other financial assistance ($40 monthly gift).

• Student emergency assistance through the COVID-19 Student Relief fund or the COD Fuel Pantry/Garden fund • Give a gift of stocks or bonds, insurance or retirement assets • Provide a non-cash contribution of goods or services (gifts in-kind) Explore the many giving opportunities online at foundation.cod.edu or work with the COD Foundation team to develop a gift that matches your philanthropic interests.

FOR EVERY DOLLAR...

Thank you for giving generously enabling the College of DuPage Foundation to support students, create opportunities, enhance the campus and improve the quality of life in DuPage County and beyond.

Of every $1 you gave, 83¢ was invested in our community.

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n PROGRAM SERVICES 83% n ADMINISTRATION 11% n FUNDRAISING 6%

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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Through support to the COD Foundation in fiscal years 2019 and 2020 (July 1, 2018 – June 30, 2020), the following individuals, corporations, foundations, and community organizations helped keep higher education at COD accessible, affordable, and inspiring every day.

The lifetime giving societies recognize donor’s cumulative giving to the College of DuPage Foundation. The societies serve to recognize those generous donors who assist College of DuPage Foundation in fulfilling its mission of obtaining and stewarding contributions to expand educational and cultural opportunities for the College of DuPage community. The following lists include support in fiscal years 2019 and 2020 (July 1, 2018 – June 30, 2020).

Seaton Society Members

Bjarne R. Ullsvik

JCS Fund of DuPage Foundation

Anonymous (5)

Edward R. and Patricia A. Valintis

The Kara Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Franz Altschuler

Robert L. Wagner

The Knowles Foundation

Georgina and Roy Anderson

Allan E. and Barbara J. Walters

The Kohler Family

Wilhelmina M. Aveling Trust

Elaine Wolen

LaGrange Kiwanis Charity Board, Inc.

Rev. and Mrs. Howard Benson

Jo Anne Zipperer

Mr. and Mrs. George C. Macht

Lillian Neale Campbell Cleve Carney Mrs. Clark G. Carpenter Anita Dickson Ms. Lucile A. Friedli Mr. Sanford C. Fries and Mrs. Gitana Baltrunaite Dr. B. Franklin and Mrs. Jane H. Gurney Paul W. and Katherine T. Hedburn Mrs. Betty S. Hess Art and Elizabeth Jens Mr. Edwin J. Kampwirth Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Keener Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keiser Ms. Barbara W. Klingbeil Charlene Kornoski-Du Vall Richard and Ange Mahnke Peter and Gretchen Maren Dr. and Mrs. Harold D. McAninch Michael and Sandra Meyers Dr. John C. Modschiedler Jeff Przybylo and Lauren Morgan Ms. Susan K. Nelson Ginny and Don Raths Mr. Ronald G. Rohde May Louise Ryburn Dr. Lauren G. Sharp Ms. Dianne M. Skeet James Stevens Trust S. Ron and Andree D. Stone Mrs. Katharine F. Storm The Estate of Mary Lynn (Molly) Tomer Judy and Jack H. Turner Mrs. Ruth Turner

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Richard and Ange Mahnke President’s Society (Lifetime) $100,000 or more

Mr. John J. Marszalek

Anonymous (7)

Microsoft Corporation & Omni Tech

Adventist Hinsdale Hospital Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital Aramark Charitable Fund of Vanguard Charitable Program Aramark AT&T Wilhelmina M. Aveling Trust Bank of America James A. Belushi BP America, Inc. Mrs. Betty Bradshaw The C. Louis Meyer Family Foundation Lillian Neale Campbell Cleve Carney Mrs. Clark G. Carpenter College of DuPage Anita Dickson DuPage Foundation Ecolab Inc. Margaret M. Florio Bill and Winnie Freeman Mr. Sanford C. Fries and Mrs. Gitana Baltrunaite Gateway, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Darren Miller Molex, Inc. Motorola Solutions Naperville Rotary Charities Nokia Northern Trust Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. O’Rahilly, Sr. Robbins Schwartz Robert R. McCormick Tribune Foundation May Louise Ryburn Dr. Thomas R. Scott and Shirley Klein Scott The Second City Dr. Lauren G. Sharp State of Illinois S. Ron and Andree D. Stone The UPS Foundation Judy and Jack H. Turner U.S. Bank Bjarne R. Ullsvik Jeanette Sarkisian Wagner and Paul Alexander Wagner Allan E. and Barbara J. Walters

GKN Foundation

Wheaton Bank and Trust — A Wintrust Community Bank

Glen Ellyn Infant Welfare Society

Bonnie M. Wheaton

Mr. Deven Golden

Wight & Company

Paul W. and Katherine T. Hedburn

Mark Wight and Eszter Borvendeg

Mrs. Muriel Hubka Illinois Tool Works

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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Founder’s Society (Lifetime) $50,000–$99,999

Thomas E. and Eileen M. Ward

Jim and Sharon Huck

Anonymous (3)

Dr. Donald G. Westlake and Mrs. Helen Gum Westlake

Illinois Community College System Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. David R. Andalcio

World Book Family Catalog, Inc.

AutomatedLogic

Wynndalco Enterprises, LLC

Interlake and Harbour Woods Associates

Ball Horticultural Company Anna Ball Bison Gear & Engineering BMO Harris Bank Mr. Ronald D. Bullock Central DuPage Kiwanis Foundation Chicago Symphony Orchestra Eaton Corporation Endress & Hauser, Inc. Fleetwood Industrial Supply Flexco Follett Higher Education Group Dr. and Mrs. Helge Frank G. Carl Ball Family Foundation William E. and Ann Gahlberg Mr. and Mrs. Duane Gengler Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Geyer Bert and Gladys Hoddinott Ms. Ruth Horwich Itasca Bank & Trust Co. Art and Elizabeth Jens John Deere Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keiser W.K. Kellogg Foundation Legat Architects, Inc. Lloyd David & Carlye Cannon Wattis Foundation

Lambert Society (Lifetime) $25,000–$49,999 Anonymous (8) David M. Gooder and Jean Allard Georgina and Roy Anderson Anthony A. and Irene D. Antoniou Arthur J. Gallagher & Company Assurance Caring Together Foundation The John A. Attard Family Foundation Aurora Civic Center Authority Rev. and Mrs. Howard Benson Bill Jacobs Naperville, LLC Evelyn M. Bluhm, PharmD. Breaching Technologies, Inc Dr. and Mrs. Peter W. Broido Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Brown Mr. Leonard Broz The Budilovsky Family Dr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Burke The Family of Donald and Marian Carter College of DuPage Faculty Association College of DuPage Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John J. Daly Diamondback Tactical Mr. Daniel R. Dodge Dr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Doerfler, D.D.S.

Dr. and Mrs. Harold D. McAninch

Donors Forum of Chicago

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Morrissey and the Morrissey Family Fund of The DuPage Foundation

DuPage Area Moms, Inc. DuPage County Health Improvement Association

Mortenson Construction

DuPage Medical Group

NALCO Company

DuPage Unitarian Universalist Church

Nicor Gas

Earth Science Club of Northern Illinois

Official Airline Guides

Eddie Bauer Diversified Sales

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Panovich

Fifth Third Bank

Pepperidge Farm, Inc.

Firstar Bank Illinois

Mr. and Mrs. Alan E. Peterson

Fitch Ratings

Power Construction Company, LLC

Ms. Lucile A. Friedli

Ravinia Festival Association

Mr. Dominic Froio

John Rutledge

GE Foundation

Ms. Dianne M. Skeet

General Mills, Inc.

Taser International

Gilbane Building Company

Mrs. Patricia A. Valintis

Dr. B. Franklin and Mrs. Jane H. Gurney

Robert L. Wagner

Ms. Sarah J. Hadley

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Information Access Company Irwin & Rowan Linda and Robert Jenkins and the Linda and Robert Jenkins Fund of Vanguard Charitable Jewel-Osco Food Stores Mrs. Shirley M. Jones Lesman Instrument Co. Peter and Gretchen Maren Steve Maxwell Vintage & Custom Drums David and Carolyn May Margaret and Michael McCoy MetLife Michael and Sandra Meyers Mitsubishi Motors North America, Inc. Jeff Przybylo and Lauren Morgan MSA Safety Inc. Mr. and Mrs. J. David Mullan Judith May O’Dell Operation Support Our Troops-America OSG Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Ian Parr PMA Financial Network, Inc. PNC Bank Mr. and Mrs. Ralph N. Rassier Mr. Chuck Roberts Rockwell Automation Ms. Suzanne Rose Rotary Club of Naperville Downtown RR Donnelley & Sons Steven M. Ruffalo and Lisa Jones Ruffalo Mrs. William G. Scanlan and the Scanlan Family Fund of Fidelity Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Shebik Ronald F. Stancy James Stevens Trust Grace Swanson Terrence J. Taylor and Maureen Sullivan Taylor Temperature Equipment Corporation Mr. Peter Testa The Estate of Mary Lynn (Molly) Tomer Vistex, Inc. Volunteers in Action Warrior Custom Golf, Inc. WDCB Ms. Sandee A. Whited Helene S. Zarcone

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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Chaparral Society (Lifetime) $10,000–$24,999

Donald P. & Byrd M. Kelly Foundation

Knowles Electronics, Inc.

Anonymous (13)

Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Dowling

Krueger International

A. Traub & Associates

James and Marie Drasal and the Drasal Family Fund of Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Karen and Gene Kuhn

Abbott Labs

Dun & Bradstreet Corporation

Dr. Barbara S. Abromitis

Mr. John R. Easter

The Lagunitas Brewing Company

Alliance Paper & Foodservice Equipment

Edward Don & Company

Mr. and Mrs. Franz Altschuler

Elmhurst College

American Enterprise Bank

Eplan, Wiechers & Partner

American Precision Electronics

Evans Associates

America’s Better Burgers LLC

Kristine and Ken Fay

Lowell and Barbara Anderson

First Midwest Bank

Auditorium Theatre

Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Fischer

Anthony and Mary Baldwin

Flood Brothers Disposal & Recycling

Mrs. Mary Pat Barth-Searls

For the Love of Chocolate Foundation

Batavia Plain Dirt Gardeners

Dr. Dan Fornatto

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Becker

David and Janet Fox

Mr. Gordon Bednorz

Joan and Ken Frank

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Benté Mrs. Doris T. Bernardo

Ken and Debbie Fulks

McAninch Art Center at College of DuPage

Blauer Manufacturing

The Gale Group Gerald A. and Karen A. Kolschowsky Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Edward V. McNeill

Dr. and Mrs. Albert V. Bosch

Ms. Dottie Mele

Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Breuder

The Gerald M. Kline Family Foundation

Midcon Corp.

Ms. Carla Burkhart

Gillespie Ford

Mirkovich & Associates, Inc.

Carol and Tom Butler

Jeanette N. and Renee Giragos, in memory of Dr. Henry G. Giragos

MK Education

Glock, Inc.

Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago

Camcraft, Inc. Cantigny Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Brian W. Caputo Cardinal International Carlton Auto Repair Mrs. Dorothy D. Cavenaugh CDW Computer Centers, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Sunil Chand

Mary J. Gower Great Midwest Computer Show Guittard Chocolate The H.W. Wilson Company Hanna Facial Cosmetic Surgery, Ltd. Mr. James G. Hart

Chicago Dental Society

Hawthorn Garden Club of Glen Ellyn Woods

Chicago Printing Ink Manufacturing Association

Herricane Graphics Inc. Mrs. Betty S. Hess

CIBC

HOK

The Coleman Foundation

Jeanne and Rick Holec

College of DuPage Classified Personnel Committee

Hotel Arista at CityGate Centre

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Collins

Dr. and Mrs. P. Hui

Community Memorial Foundation Mrs. Elizabeth Copeland Ms. Cathy Coughlin Craft Productions Inc.

Sara and Stacey Huels Ice Miller Jade Range LLC Jerry Bradshaw Fund of DuPage Foundation

Marsha Cruzan and Thomas McGinnis

Jesse J. Lopez Give a Kid a Chance Foundation

Ellen and Thomas Davel

JP Morgan Chase

Ms. Anita C. De Lara

Dr. Jean V. Kartje

Alexander and Lisa Demos

Clayton and Thelma Kirkpatrick

Dominican University

Ms. Barbara W. Klingbeil

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L.L. Bean Lake Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lamb and the Susan and Richard Lamb Charitable Fund of The DuPage Foundation Dr. Barbara Lemme Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lessek Dr. Daniel E. Lloyd Loebl Schlossman & Hackl Architects LZT Filliung Partnership Magnetrol International, Inc. Barb and Scott R. Marquardt Marriott Chicagoland Business Council Ms. Diana L. Martinez Representative Deanne M. Mazzochi

Dr. Michael T. Murphy Kirk Muspratt Naperville Running Company Neiman Marcus Drs. Donald E. and Mary Ellen Newsom Nielsen Massey OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc. Dorothy O’Reilly OTA, Inc. Palmer Walbridge Foundation Palumbo Family Foundation Panduit Corp.

Pella Rolscreen Foundation Pennzoil CO. Pepper Construction Pepper Family Foundation Roxy and Richard Pepper PepsiCo Mrs. Margaret A. Peterson Phillip’s Flowers & Gifts Meri Phillips Platinum Technology Project Leadership Association

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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Kelly and Roland Raffel Ginny and Don Raths Mr. and Mrs. Sherman C. Reed Rexam Beverage Can Company Rialto Square Theatre Ms. René M. Richards Richmar Electronics Corp.

The Rise Group Ronald McDonald House Charities Schenk Annes Tepper Campbell Ltd. Charles Schlau Ms. Kay Schmitt Mr. George L. Seaton Shamrock International Fastener LLC Dr. Ivan L. Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shoemaker Mrs. Jack Shong Smith Financial Advisors, Inc. Mark and Nancy Smith Sodexo Sandra and David Sokol Spectrum Technologies International, Ltd Sprint Cellular Dr. Arin J. Stone and Mr. David Lipschultz Suburban Building Officials Conference Sullivan Taylor, Gumina & Palmer, PC Mrs. Frances M. Sullivan

BTE Donors (April 1, 2018 – July 31, 2020) Anonymous (4) Mr. Ron Anderson Ms. Christine A. Aument Col. and Mrs. Renato P. Bacci, Jr. Amelia Barrett Betty and Bob Becker Mr. and Ms. John Borge Mr. and Mrs. James Boves Dr. and Mrs. John E. Buntrock Mr. Michael Church Daniel Edelman and Fran Kravitz Joan and Ken Frank Diana and Gary Harper Rebekah and Rodney Harris Mr. and Mrs. James Helt John A. Herndon Mr. and Mrs. Tomas Johansson Dennis Johnson Charlene Kornoski-Du Vall Mr. John L. Ladle, Jr. John Mategrano Dr. and Mrs. Harold D. McAninch

Michael and Judith Nigro

True Cuisine and Sweet Baby Ray’s Catering Company

Jane Oldfield

Trump International Hotel and Tower Chicago

Tom and Karen Pulver

UMI University of Chicago

Ms. Lisa Savegnago and Mr. Ronald A. Johnson

Theodore M. Utchen

Richard and Patricia Schwarze

V3 Companies

Dr. Thomas R. Scott and Shirley Klein Scott

W.W. Grainger, Inc. Ms. Roberta N. Walker-Klein Mr. Robert F. Watt Ms. Kathy Wessel West Chicago Police Lodge #85 West Suburban Dental Society

• All gifts to the College of DuPage Foundation are tax-deductible to the fullest extent provided by law. College of DuPage Foundation and the Office of Institutional Advancement are committed to raising resources to address the College’s academic, cultural and institutional priorities.

• Gifts may be made in a loved one’s honor or memory.

• Pledges may be paid in installments over time.

• College of DuPage faculty and staff may make gifts through payroll deduction.

Thomas and Carol Fate

Mr. Michael Trench

Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Vivoda

providing tax benefits for charitable donations have been extended into 2021. Please contact us to discuss how your gift can help further our mission.

Ms. Kathleen McCullough

Angel and Troy Traub

VALIC

• Some key provisions of the CARES Act

Margaret and Michael McCoy

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Morrissey and the Morrissey Family Fund of The DuPage Foundation

TC WealthPartners/Trust Company of Illinois

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Gwen O’Loughlin Marlene and Bob Rosecrans

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Seidlitz Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Steenwyk Anthony and Mona Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Turek Mr. and Mrs. John Wheatley Bonnie M. Wheaton Rich and Kathy Wilders

Westye Group Whole Foods York Factory Direct, UPG, Johnson Controls

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FINANCIAL SUMMARY For the Years Ended June 30, 2020, and 2019 Established in 1967, the College of DuPage Foundation is exempt from federal income tax under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. The Foundation adheres to the highest standards of financial management, and the result is a healthy balance sheet that allows users to consistently provide programmatic support to important College of DuPage initiatives and scholarships for students throughout the community.

The following financial information was summarized from our June 30, 2020, and 2019 audited financial statements, which are available upon request or online at foundation.cod.edu.

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION As of June 30, 2020, 2019 and 2018

2020

(In dollars)

2019

2018

Assets Cash and cash equivalents $ 850,108 $ 320,644 $ 352,258 Investments 2,517,054 3,082,807 6,397,019 Pledges receivable, net 239,257 207,864 144,386 Cash surrender value of life insurance policies 11,467 11,467 11,467 Investments — restricted 13,670,405 13,182,050 8,963,916 Total Assets

$ 17,288,291

Liabilities and Net Assets Liabilities Accounts payable $ Due to College of DuPage Other liabilities

$ 16,804,832

32,351 $ 469,805 19,692

$ 15,869,046

13,894 $ 210,800 10,697

64,386 193,291 —

Total Liabilities 521,848 235,391 257,677 Net Assets Without donor restriction 948,580 1,175,693 1,385,533 With donor restriction 15,817,863 15,393,748 14,225,836 Total Net Assets 16,766,443 16,569,441 15,611,369 Total Liabilities and Net Assets

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$ 17,288,291

$ 16,804,832

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$ 15,869,046

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STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES AND CHANGES IN NET ASSETS For the Years Ended June 30, 2020, and 2019

2020

Without Donor Restrictions

(In dollars)

2019

With Donor Without Donor Restrictions Total Restrictions

With Donor Restrictions Total

2018 Total

Revenues Gifts and contributions $ 2,027,422 $ 1,142,264 $ 3,169,686 $ 1,427,955 $ 1,006,251 $ 2,434,206 $ 1,815,456 In-kind contributions 37,031 14,137 51,168 18,069 46,352 64,421 508,586 Contributed services — — — 332,028 — 332,028 180,685 Net investment return (14,971) (113,559) (128,530) 92,413 626,244 718,657 814,191 Net assets released from restrictions 618,727 (618,727) — 510,935 (510,935) — — Total revenues 2,668,209 424,115 3,092,324 2,381,400 1,167,912 3,549,312 3,318,918 Expenses Program

Scholarships 537,692

Awards granted 4,430 Cash gifts to College of DuPage 1,554,889

Noncash gifts to College of DuPage 51,167

Salaries and wages 147,654 Contractual services 82,815

Other 119,089

— — —

537,692 4,430

439,391 15,259

— —

439,391 15,259

460,385 12,050

1,554,889 1,118,903

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1,118,903

1,336,037

— — — —

51,167 64,421 — 64,421 1,914,053 147,654 177,599 — 177,599 203,255 82,815 — — — — 119,089 279,451 279,451 12,931

General and administrative Salaries and wages Contractual services Other

67,727 153,681 27,121

— — —

67,727 153,681 27,121

48,238 65,161 51,535

— — —

48,238 65,161 51,535

55,135 — 456,299

Fundraising

Salaries and wages Contractual services

Other

340,798 126,396 40,724

— — —

340,798 260,429 126,396 49,490 40,724 21,363

— — —

260,429 49,490 21,363

250,196 — 29,382

Total Expenses 3,254,183

— 3,254,183 2,591,240

Change in Net Assets (227,113) 424,115

— 2,591,240 4,729,723

197,002 (209,840) 1,167,912 958,072 (1,410,805)

Net Assets – Beginning of Year 1,175,693 15,393,748 16,569,441 1,385,533 14,225,836 15,611,369 17,022,174 Net Assets – End of Year

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$ 948,580 $ 15,817,863 $ 16,766,443 $ 1,175,693 $ 15,393,748 $ 16,569,441 $ 15,611,369

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS — OFFICERS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS — MEMBERS

EMERITUS TRUSTEES

President Sherman Neal Principal Owner, Aspire Ventures

Keith E. Allen Partner, Mandell Menkes LLC

James Huck

David R. Andalcio Founder and CEO, Wynndalco Enterprises

Joan Morrissey

Kirk Dillard Former Illinois State Senator 24th District, Partner, Locke Lord LLP

Jack H. Turner

Vice President, Board Governance Derryk Madsen Senior Vice President, Director of Strategic Partnerships, Advisors Asset Management, Inc.

David S. Fox President (Retired), Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital

Vice President John Attard Managing Director, Wealth Management, Merrill Lynch

Sherman L. Jenkins Alderman At-Large, City Council, City of Aurora

Treasurer John W. Vires, CFA, CFP Investment Advisor Representative, Forum Financial Management, LP

Katherine A. Lietz Senior Manager, Diversity and Inclusion (Retired), USG Corporation

Member-At-Large Dr. Christopher B. Burke Founder and President, Christopher B. Burke Engineering, Ltd.

Ex Officio Karen M. Kuhn, M.S., CFRE Executive Director, College of DuPage Foundation

The Honorable Bonnie M. Wheaton

Jose G. Flores President/CEO, Centex Integration and Consulting Services

Vice President, Resource Development Ian Parr President, Owner Services Group, Inc.

Ex Officio Dr. Brian W. Caputo President, College of DuPage

René Richards

Thomas B. Egan Wealth Management Advisor, Vestor Capital

Vice President, Programs Yolanda Rocio President/CEO, Rocio HR Consulting Services

Ex Officio Annette K. Corrigan Liaison, Board of Trustees, College of DuPage

John Kohler

Scott Marquardt President and Chief Legal Counsel, Roger C. Marquardt & Co., Inc. Anthony L. McPhearson President and Founder, McPhearson Group Michael Meyers Director (Retired), Bell Laboratories Ambika Puniani Reid Vice President, Communications and Production, National Roofing Contractors Association Jonathan J. Shimp Executive Vice President EVP Commercial, Cerebral Inc. Annette C. Shoemaker Executive Vice President, ELCA Foundation Angel M. Traub Principal Owner and Attorney, A.Traub & Associates

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