2023 Annual Report: Change & Inspire

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2023 A N N UA L R E P O RT

Helping people with developmental disabilities lead productive, happy lives and connecting with the human spirit in us all

THE FUTURE IS BRIGHT Bob Terese and Corrine Owen, our inspired and inspiring co-founders, created a new path for people with developmental disabilities when they opened The Lambs pet shop in downtown Chicago in 1961.

The 12 adventuresome original employees on State Street demonstrated to the world that they were capable of getting a job, taking on responsibilities and forming connections, showing the public that we are all more alike than different.

Sixty-two years later, Lambs Farm participants continue to inspire us every day, teaching us what it means to embrace life with gusto and meaning. With exciting changes and new programs on the horizon, we are building on our strong foundation and growing an even brighter and bolder future for Lambs Farm.

Lambs Farm President & CEO Kathy Buresch and Lambs Farm participant Eli

Sincerely,

Kathy Buresch President & CEO

BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND EXECUTIVE STAFF Lambs Farm Board of Directors

Executive Staff

Joe Milburn, Chair Chris Breck, Vice Chair Margaret Aldridge Melvin Katz, M.D. Karen Lieberman Ajay Madhani, M.D. David Neiman Dan Novak Cyril Rosengarten Eric Wright Dianne Yaconetti James Zils Arie Zoller Robert Neiman, Honorary Chair Emeritus

Kathy Buresch, President & Chief Executive Officer Kim Czyzowicz, Director of Health Services Michael Diaz, Chief Program Officer Anthony DiPersio, Director of Facility Management Jose Martinez, Director of Quality Assurance Mary McGonigel, D irector of Development & Strategic Initiatives Richard Nonnweiler, Controller Carrie Tennyson, Director of Business Development

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CHANGE AND INSPIRE True to our roots, Lambs Farm is a place that continues to inspire change and growth, not only for adults with developmental disabilities but also for our staff and visitors.

Our residential, employment and life programs and home-based services offer a foundation on which participants can build a life full of opportunities to be productive, make friends, and contribute to their community.

Here is how that happened in 2023.

TABLE OF CONTENTS Employment Services

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Campus Businesses

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Community Employment

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Home Based Support

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Residential Services

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Life Programs Overview

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Quest

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Recreation

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Enrichment Center

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Financials

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Development Events

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Community Events

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Volunteers

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Annual Donors

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Restricted Funds

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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES We continue our co-founders legacy by offering meaningful work experiences for over 280 participants. Our team of employment specialists are there to support the men and women of Lambs Farm every step of the way, providing job training and guidance to help them succeed.

CAMPUS EMPLOYMENT Our Thrift Shop, Garden & Pet Center, Farmyard, Cafe, Country Store & Bakery, Lambs Industries, maintenance, shipping and housekeeping departments serve as vocational training sites. These roles are designed to help participants learn skills they can utilize in their employment journeys both on and off campus.

We had some exciting updates and business opportunities happen this year!

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The Magnolia Cafe partnered with Swiss Mountain Coffee to create a Lambs Farm whole bean coffee blend. This new offering warms the hearts of visitors and provides additional jobs for our participants.

While working together as a team, the men and women of Lambs Farm proudly weigh, package, seal, label and initial each bag.

Thanks to a generous donor, the Dogwood Garden & Pet Center viewing rooms and floor pen got a makeover. The new and improved spaces, now called the Alicat Showroom and Alicat Playpen, have a fresh, modern look and give our rescue animals plenty of room to run, play and meet their forever families.

New point of sale systems were installed in our campus businesses. Ruth, a Lambs Farm participant and proud Cedar Chest Thrift Shop employee, was excited to learn how to operate the upgraded program!

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COMMUNITY EMPLOYMENT Our growing employment program gives participants the opportunity to explore jobs in the community. As they fill out an application, prepare for the interview process, form bonds with their coworkers and take on new responsibilities, participants gain confidence and independence.

Friends and housemates, Matt and Wayne, shared the dream of getting a job at Home Depot. With determination and hard work, both men applied to be lot associates and nailed their interviews.

They are now thriving at work, helping in other departments and taking on new challenges.

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EMPLOYMENT PARTNERS After gaining experience in the housekeeping department at Lambs Farm, Linda was ready to apply for a cleaning crew position at Veritas Document Solutions.

She keeps the conference rooms spic and span, stocks the coffee station and makes everyone smile.

Captain James A. Lovell Federal Health Care Center CEJN Galloway Plastics Incorporated Home Depot Jewel-Osco Food Stores Lake Forest College Lowe’s Mainstreet Libertyville – Picnic in the Park Mariano’s Navy Exchange/Great Lakes Naval Base Panera Bread

Andy, Josh and Jimmy are proud employees in the janitorial department at Sedgebrook. With support from a job coach, these men are continuously setting new goals.

Quest/Libertyville High School Sedgebrook Tamarisk NorthShore/Unidine Trader Joe’s Veritas Document Solutions Victory Lakes

Job Coach April

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HOME BASED SUPPORT PROGRAM The Home Based Support Self Direction Assistance program offers individuals with disabilities the opportunity to continue to live with their family or semi-independently with provided support. Self direction assistants help the individual, or the individual’s family or representative, to arrange for, direct and manage services.

This can include: • Assistance with creating, maintaining and monitoring each client’s annual budget • Facilitating services and budget for day programs, Independent Service Coordination and behavior services • Assistance with Division of Rehabilitation Services referrals • Assistance with completing annual required documents • Assistance with applying for emergency funding or one-time funding items such as adaptive equipment, home/vehicle modifications or assistive technology

Ryan has been part of the Home Based Self Direction Assistance program for over a decade. Day to day life can be busy and overwhelming, but Ryan’s family has been able to navigate through challenging times knowing Lambs Farm staff is just an email or phone call away. The supportive communication, valuable information and trusted relationships help Ryan succeed at work, partake in Lambs Farm programs and continue to grow.

RESIDENTIAL SERVICES Participants can choose from a variety of living options.

Lambs Farm has nine group homes on campus, individual apartments, an intermediate care facility and community houses.

No matter where they call home, participants build friendships with their housemates, and together they learn how to prepare meals, take on household chores, make memories and have fun.

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From culinary classes and movie premieres to museums and shopping trips, participants love house outings.

Many recently discovered their passion for volunteering after being introduced to opportunities at Feed My Starving Children.

No matter the occasion, participants are always ready to celebrate! This year, staff took it up a notch and planned holiday house decorating competitions. House 8 won the first trophy!

Over the last few months, we’ve been working on The Porch Project. We added bright pops of colors to the front doors, new house numbers, porch lights, benches and awnings. These upgrades not only match the energy and enthusiasm at Lambs Farm, but they also make it easier for participants to locate their homes.

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LIFE PROGRAMS Lambs Farm focuses on new experiences, as they are an essential part of learning and growth. Here’s a look at our Life Programs.

QUEST Quest classes help participants think outside the box, explore new interests and add to their list of hobbies. With a wide variety of topics available each quarter, the fun never ends.

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Participants in Digital Creations Quest class took a trip to 102.3XLC. They got an exclusive tour and made their radio debut!

Choosing the colors she loves, Aubrey made this gorgeous scarf in Knitting Looms Quest class.

Mike is a person with low vision, but he never lets his disability get in the way of his goals and dreams. He carefully crafted this beautiful birdhouse in the Woodworking Quest class.

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RECREATION The Wellness Center, complete with a regulation-sized gym and physical fitness center, gives participants the resources and equipment needed to live a balanced lifestyle. Our dedicated athletes take great pride in competing in the 10+ Special Olympics sports offered year round, and the Healthy Lambs exercise program educates and motivates participants to make their health a priority.

The Lambs Farm dietitian teaches participants the importance of incorporating good habits into their daily routines and how healthy choices help us become the best version of ourselves.

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For the first time, participants competed in Special Olympics Unified Bags. They partnered up with a family member, friend or staff member in their quest to get the gold.

In addition to all things health and wellness, the recreation department also provides participants with weekend activities and dances. Participants love being out and about, playing games. getting dressed up and showing off their moves!

Participants added pickle ball to their long list of activities! They’re having fun learning the game and expanding their skill sets.

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ENRICHMENT CENTER When retirement comes, participants spend their days learning about current events, practicing yoga, making crafts and taking part in other activities to stay strong and stimulated.

Generous donors from our Amazon Wish List surprise participants with musical instruments, beading projects and coloring supplies to help them continue to learn and grow through all stages of life.

Tim loves belting out his favorite songs at karaoke with his friends.

Art therapy volunteers come to the Enrichment Center to teach participants new techniques.

Vicki is proud of her ocean art!

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FINANCIALS The Lambs Farm, Inc. Consolidated Summary of Revenues, Expenses and Changes in Net Assets July 1, 2022 – June 30, 2023 (UNAUDITED)

Revenue Unrestricted Contributions

$1,788,402

12%

Bequests

$2,250,936

15%

Family Contributions

$303,548

2%

Government Funding

$8,902,289

58%

Fee Income

$203,003

1%

Net Sales from Vocational Worksites

$1,212,554

8%

Investment & Other Income

$609,086

4%

Total Operating Revenue

$15,269,818

100%

Operating Expenses Salaries & Benefits

$11,240,700

Other Operating Expenses

$2,694,684

Total Operating Expenses

$13,935,684

Net Operating Gain

$1,334,134

Depreciation Expense

$518,016

Net Gain after Depreciation Expense

$816,118

Functional Expenses n Residential Services

37%

n Vocational Sites & Services

41%

n Participant Transportation Services

4%

n Facility Services

1%

n Administration

13%

n Development

4%

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DEVELOPMENT EVENTS Every year, friends of Lambs Farm come together in wonderfully generous support of our two major fundraisers— a spring gala and a summer golf day, and this year was no exception. We appreciate these generous individuals and companies whose event sponsorship and donations made all the difference to our programs and services!

Celebrating the Spirit 2023 was our first in-person gala since 2019, and it was a smash hit. Cuneo Mansion & Gardens was a beautiful venue, the elegant meal was delicious, the golden ticket raffle and paddle drop were exciting, the participant volunteers loved seating guests, and the dancers loved the band. But the highlight of the evening was the awards program. We were delighted to celebrate long-time Lambs Farm Chair, Robert Neiman, with the first Spirit of Giving Award. Bob, who epitomizes the spirit of giving, was roasted by his sons Daniel and David. John, Doug, and Nick Durbin accepted The Casanova Award, given this year to honor three generations of the Durbin Family’s remarkable commitment to Lambs Farm, which began with John and Doug’s parents, Bob and Julie. The Living Legacy Award this year recognized Eli Spector for his commitment to trying something new and growing lifelong.

We are so grateful to our Jubilee Sponsor—Packaging Corporation of America. A special thank you also to our Celebrate Sponsors—The Aldridge Family, Paul Frederick & Marilyn Rosengarden Frederick/Autohaus on Edens, Nancy & Bob Goerne, Barbara Sheahan, and Joe & Carol Milburn—and our Cheer and Salute Sponsors: Alera Group, Michael & Toby Liner, Abbott, Assurance, MedScript, Gerald & Olivia Shapiro, and Uline.

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The 38th Annual Lambs Farm Golf Day in Memory of Jack Stein was a great day of golf at the world-class Briarwood Country Club in Deerfield. Golf Day featured morning and afternoon tee times, a fun lunch program introducing the Lambs Farm Golf Team, and a full day of golf on the manicured greens followed by a convivial reception.

MedScript Long Term Care Pharmacy and Packaging Corporation of America were our Master Sponsors, and we cannot thank them enough. The generosity of Romanucci & Blandin, Horizon Carpentry, LV Property Management, LLC., Exclusive Woodworking and nuHaus, Ravine Park Partners, MPS Law, Peter & Pam Levy, Horizon DMB, Schaumburg Toyota, Levenfeld Pearlstein, Uline, Abt, Alera Group, Golder Family Foundation, J.A.B. Produce, Karen & Jodye Lieberman, Marcus & Millichap, Maron Electric Co., John Petrovski, RVP, Summit Design & Build, and Walker & Dunlop made the 38th Annual Lambs Farm Golf Day in Memory of Jack Stein a success.

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COMMUNITY EVENTS Families and friends from near and far come to see the Lambs Farm mission in action at our special events.

Summertime Craft Fest August 13 & 14, 2022 Hosted by Craft Show Productions, this two-day show held at Camp Big Timber in Elgin benefits Lambs Farm and the Three Fires Council.

The festival featured over 150 vendors, food trucks, music and a beer and wine garden.

The Lambs Farm booth was fully stocked with homemade cookies, chocolates, jams and other products made by our participant bakers.

Fall on the Farm September 24 & 25, 2022 Families celebrated the fall season with barrel train rides provided by our partners at the Lake County Farm Heritage Association, all day access to our Farmyard friends, music, vendor booths, autumn crafts and games.

Sponsors Craft Sponsors: Darleen’s Dazzlers, North Shore Glaucoma Center, Launch, Renewal by Andersen Community Sponsor: School of Rock Vendor Sponsors: 2 Season’s Sweet Treats & Things, Angel Mama Creations, Barb’s Dolls & Crafts, Beijos Brazilian Sweets LLC, Bella Cherie & Company, Cin’s Quilts & Di’s Pretties, Gail E. Mathews-Bailey, Glas All Naturals, LLC, Kathy’s Kreations, Nothing Bundt Cakes, Princeola’s Treats, Rockin’ Crystals, SimplyFoxx, Smile Co. Creations, Sprinkles by Mel, Tastefully Simple, Winks Design

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DOGwood Day October 16, 2022 Dog lovers brought their four legged friends to Lambs Farm for puppy painting, enrichment activities, demonstrations, presentations and pup cups.

Sponsors Paw-ssionate About Dogs Sponsors: Chicago Veterinary Medical Association, Consumers Cooperative Association, Happy Tails Ranch, Knollwood Animal Hospital, Two Paws Up Dog Training Pup-Tacular Finds Sponsors: 2 Seasons Sweet Treats & Things, Luv Bites All Natural Dog Treats, Rockin’ Crystals LLC, Treat Diva Community Sponsor: Michael McMeins

Trick or Treat on the Farm October 30, 2022 Guests lined up to help the Farmyard close out the 2022 season with a special, spooky and successful Trick or Treat on the Farm event. Children collected candy, listened to educational keeper chats, picked out temporary tattoos and saw our Farmyard friends in their Halloween costumes.

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Cookies & Cocoa February 11, 2023 Children had a cozy afternoon at the Magnolia Cafe listening to stories, eating cookies, sipping on hot cocoa and making valentines.

Photo with Santa Paws December 3, 2022 Guests and adopters brought their pups to the Dogwood Garden & Pet Center to get a special holiday photo and meet our rescue animals.

Breakfast with Santa December 10, 11, 17 & 18, 2022 Old St. Nick visited Lambs Farm for the annual Breakfast with Santa events and brought his usual holiday cheer. After dining on brunch favorites, families made their way to the North Pole for holiday activities and photos with Santa.

Bunny Brunch April 15 & 16, 2023 Families continue to make Lambs Farm part of their Easter celebrations.

Guests dined on their favorite brunch items then hopped over to the Garden Patch for springtime activities and photos with their favorite bunny.

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Potting Party at Lambs Farm May 13 & May 14, 2023 The knowledgeable master gardeners from the University of Illinois Extension helped guests make beautiful flower arrangements in our seasonal Garden Center.

10th Annual Fun & Fit Family Day June 17, 2023 Visitors of all ages came out to support Lambs Farm at our 5K/2 Mile Walk. After the race, attendees visited vendor booths and enjoyed games and activities.

Sponsors Bib Sponsor: nuHaus Activity Sponsor: Libertyville Gymnastics Academy Vendor Sponsors: Atilano Insurance Agency, Bosco Chiropractic, Chiro One Wellness Centers, Goldfish Swim School, Tesla, Inc. Hydration Sponsor: The Fresh Market Snack Sponsors: Deuce Riders Motorcycle Club, Lake Forest Acute Care Community Sponsors: Michael McMeins, Minuteman Press

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WE LOVE OUR VOLUNTEERS Lambs Farm benefits from a rich tradition of community support that continued to flourish in Fiscal Year 2023. Thank you to the generous corporations, groups and individuals for helping us continue to grow!

COMMUNITY GROUPS & ORGANIZATIONS The following community groups, schools and organizations supported Lambs Farm by lending a helping hand at special events or visiting for a day of service, Buffalo Grove High School

David Hamel, a dedicated volunteer, took on the huge undertaking of renovating all 16 horses on our iconic carousel.

After getting direction from carousel restoration expert Lisa Parr, David spent nearly two years repairing, sanding, meticulously painting and giving new life to each unique horse.

We celebrated this labor of love at a special Carousel Unveiling event, complete with a ribbon cutting ceremony and free rides.

Carmel Catholic High School College of Lake County Lake Forest College Lake Forest High School Libertyville High School Oak Grove School, Libertyville Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science University of Illinois Extension U.S. Navy Zion Benton High School

President & CEO Kathy Buresch with Lisa Parr and David Hamel

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INDIVIDUALS The following individuals generously contributed their time, efforts and services to support our participants. We couldn’t do what we do without them!

Michael Akutagawa Margaret Aldridge Warren Aldridge Marlene Becker Olivia Beeks Marty Biondi Anne Bolotin Robyn Bonate Marge Bousson Linda Bowers Paul Bruno Judy Catherall Tom Chekel Charlotte Czarnecki Kerry Deardorff Allison de la Garza Zach Emry Barb Ferguson Melinda Flinchum Betty Gallagher Gail Galter Cheryl Garamoni Bena Gerber Peter Giudice David Hamel Steve Harris Alyssa Hentz Jim Hynan Dori Keller Meg Kerber Pete Kerber Edward Kim Amanda Kolakowski Ronald Krupp Vijay Kumar Claudia Landolfi Robbie Levensbaum Sue Levensbaum

Andy Linders Susan Luhr Tim Maher Joe Marks Dave Mausner Ciara Mazurek Bryan McAdams Dennis McWherter Jan Meyer Lauren Moetz Michelle Moody Tessa Moody Nicole Morrison Anne Mullen Ali Neville Gretchen Overton Mia Padilla Amanda Parsin Bruce Peters Laura Peterson Susan Peterson Susan Pinsel Linda Robinson Jomara Salinas Doris Santi Dave Schaefer Laurie Schwartz Connie Shanahan Olivia Shapiro Dennis Smith Elizabeth Sullens Linda Tumonis Donna Von Allman Nanette Warar Barbara Weidner Richard Willix Trudy Whitaker Carol Zarnow

CORPORATE SUPPORTERS We are honored that the following corporations graciously chose Lambs Farm for their volunteer outings.

Abbott Laboratories Abbvie

Manfredini Landscaping

Alight Solutions

MBX Systems

All Points Public Relations

Medline Industries Mesirow Financial

Aon Corporation

Milwaukee Tool

Astellas Pharma US Baxter

Northwestern Medicine

Callero & Callero LLP

Lake Forest Hospital Nutrien

CDW Corporation

Omron Healthcare Inc.

Cisco ComEd

PharMEDium

Deloitte

Siemens Healthineers

Embassy Suites/ Marriott Suites/ Deerfield

Stream Realty Subaru of America

Essendant

Takeda

Exact Sciences Flex Horizon Therapeutics

Sysco Target T-Mobile

Jessup Manufacturing

Union Insurance Group

Johnson & Johnson

We Are Able

LTD Commodities

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ANNUAL DONORS July 1, 2022-June 30, 2023 Lambs Farm wishes to thank the many individuals, corporations, foundations and organizations who gave generously during the past fiscal year. Donors who gave $250 or more are listed below. $50,000 to $99,999 Mr. & Mrs. Warren Aldridge Anonymous Gerald & Olivia Shapiro Family Foundation Packaging Corporation of America $25,000 to $49,999 The Aldridge Family Charitable Fund Anonymous Grace A. Bersted Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Neiman Mr. & Mrs. Philip Wernick Mr. & Mrs. Warren Wiegand, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James P. Zils $10,000 to $24,999 Abbott Laboratories Mr. & Mrs. Bill Abington Ms. Renate Ade Adreani Foundation Anonymous Ardagh Metal Packaging North America Autohaus on Edens, Inc. Fred J. Brunner Foundation The Buchanan Family Foundation Eric & Kathy Buresch Andrew Campbell Mrs. Nancy Casanova The Coleman Foundation, Inc. Mr. Thomas D. Creigh Mr. & Mrs. Doug Durbin Mr. & Mrs. John Durbin Mr. & Mrs. David P. Glover Mr. & Mrs. Robert Goerne Mrs. Virginia C. Horsch Mr. John Jennings & Ms. Anne Mullen Mr. & Mrs. Mark Kowlzan Joan & James Lancaster Marvin and Kay Lichtman Foundation Mrs. Karen Lieberman Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Liner Milburn Family Fund New Trier Township Mr. & Mrs. Eric P. Olson Edmond & Alice Opler Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Edward Rogan The John and Kathleen Schreiber Foundation Charles & M.R. Shapiro Foundation, Inc. Mr. David Shorr The W. Clement & Jessie V. Stone Foundation The Trustmark Foundation Walker Group Mr. & Mrs. Willard T. Walker W. P. & H. B. White Foundation

$5,000 to $9,999 AbbVie Alera Group/GCG Financial, Inc. Mr. John Creigh Mr. & Mrs. Dale A. Dellutri Exclusive Woodworking Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Fick Mrs. Joan Fuller Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gabuzzi Mr. & Mrs. James E. Gallagher Dr. Shari B. Glynn and Dr. John Glynn Mrs. Joan J. Golder Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Gruebnau Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Harer Dr. Melvin P. Katz James A. Kreiser Trust Mrs. Donna J. Krilich Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Krupp Libertyville Township Daniel H. Lome Foundation Mr. Donald P. Maves MedScript Long Term Care Pharmacy Mr. & Mrs. James Milburn Old National Bank Mr. Chaitanya Patel Ms. Rosalie Piazza The Reichert Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Reilly Mr. Robert N. Savoie Janet & Thomas Scarf Dr. & Mrs. Stuart M. Schwartz Ms. Susan Siebers Mrs. Gertrude Smutney Mr. & Mrs. David Sorenson Ms. Eiko Terao Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Thill Mr. John Tithof Uline Vernon Township Mr. & Mrs. Richard Willix Ms. Ruth Wittenberg Mr. & Mrs. Robert N. Zaun Gina M. Zisook Mr. Sheldon O. Zisook $2,500 to $4,999 Apex Wood Floors Mrs. Laurie Asbeck-Hickman Assurance Matt Baker Mrs. Patricia Baudendistel Carol Lavin Bernick Family Foundation Mrs. Martha M. Boudewyns Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Breck Mrs. Electra Carlson The Cerwin Family Craft Productions, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. Curran Mr. & Mrs. Frank Czaja Mr. & Mrs. Tom Donlon, Jr. Mr. Douglas A. Fisher Alison Hayes Mr. Keith Hickman Mr. & Mrs. Craig W. Hoffman William & Susan Jacobs Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Karpek Ms. Alice Kim Mr. & Mrs. Kennen H. Kim Mr. & Mrs. Gideon Kishony Mr. & Mrs. Richard Koehler Levenfeld Pearlstein, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Peter Levy Maron Electric Company McCortney Foundation Ms. Mary McGonigel Mesirow Financial Miller Cooper & Co., LTD Charitable Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Mork Mr. Jim Naylor Mr. & Mrs. David Neiman Mr. & Mrs. Dan Novak nuHaus DJ O’Keeffe Mr. Scott Ottenheimer Mr. Greg Polan Prince Charitable Trusts Ms. Susan Rancourt Ravine Park Partners, LLC Renaissance Reinsurance Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Riley Richard and Margaret Romano Charitable Foundation Mr. Steven E. Scott Mr. & Mrs. Charles Seymour Mr. & Mrs. James Stephanak Mr. & Mrs. Brad Vogan Ms. Gale Zemel Mrs. Lita Zemel $1,000 to $2,499 Abt Electronics Mrs. Catherine Alvary AmazonSmile Foundation Anonymous Mr. Robert D. Austen Mr. & Mrs. Lee Barbakoff Mr. & Mrs. Walt Bazarnik Benham Family Fund Mr. Rick Bertolozzi Dr. & Mrs. Robert Bronski Mr. Robert Carone Jay & Karen Case Mr. Nathaniel Catron Cboe Global Markets

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Mr. & Mrs. John Cerwin Mr. Alan Chapman Mr. Edward Chez Comcast NBC Universal Matching Gift Program Mr. & Mrs. Brian Condon Dahl & Bonadies Mr. & Mrs. James E. Dahl Daily Herald Media Group Mr. James H. Davis Ms. Laurie Demetrio & Mr. Matt Ward Ms. Marcia Diefendorff Mr. & Mrs. Timothy P. Douglass Ms. Rosemary Draine Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Dunbar Mr. & Mrs. Joel C. Eckberg Mrs. Rona Farber Mr. & Mrs. Albert D. Fox Ms. Joan Froncek Carol Goldbaum Golder Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Goodman Mr. & Mrs. Jim Graham Ms. Paula Graham Mr. Richard Green Mr. & Mrs. Jason Guyon Mr. & Mrs. H. Donald Hanson Harty Realty Group John G. Harty Ltd. Mr. Dan Heyn Dr. & Dr. Richard A. Hirth Ms. Alice Huizinga International Decorators, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Jaeger Ms. Elizabeth C. Jeffries JMD Builders, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Johnson Mrs. Kathleen Jordan JRG Capital Park Partners LLC Mr. & Mrs. Peter Kerber Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Kimble Kingsbury Fund Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Kleinschmidt Deborah Kopp Ms. Janice L. Leclerc Mr. & Mrs. Paul Leclerc Mr. & Mrs. Seymour Levine Mr. & Mrs. Rob Lewis Mr. Anthony Licata Mr. William Liner Mark Logunetz Dr. & Mrs. Marshall A. Lyall Tom Macek Mr. Paul M. Mandell Ms. Judy Manning Mariani Landscape Mr. & Mrs. Craig Marlowe Marsh & McLennan Companies Mr. Ronald Mattson Mr. & Mrs. Vern McCain Ms. Olivia McConnell Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. McGivern Mr. and Mrs. Michael McMeins

Medline Foundation Fund at the Chicago Community Foundation Meltzer Purtill & Stelle LLC Mr. Jerome G. Merkel Merrill Mr. & Mrs. David Midgley Milburn Demolition Mints Family Monahan Law Group, LLC Mr. & Mrs. David Nankin Mr. Arthur Nardiello Mrs. Karen Nixon Mr. & Mrs. James H. Norem Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Northrip Northwestern Memorial Healthcare Michael Obremski & Randy Patton Ms. Patricia O’Donnell Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. Palm, Sr. Peak Properties, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Michael Perlow Mr. & Mrs. Don Pierce Mrs. Nicole Pursley Salvador and Debra Ramsey Fund Mr. & Mrs. Ben Randall RCA, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Mario P. Retondo Reyhan Family Fund of the Community Foundation for the Land of Lincoln Mr. & Mrs. Earl Roloff Roof Management LLC Mr. & Mrs. Steven Rosenmutter Mr. Kerry Rudy Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sabin Cari and Michael J. Sacks Mr. & Mrs. John B. Salstone Miss Margaret Schaefer Mr. & Mrs. Herbert O. Schmeisser Mr. & Mrs. Gary Schuh Mr. & Mrs. Lewis E. Seagraves Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Shannon Mr. & Mrs. Edward P. Showtis The Edward S. Sprague Foundation St. Gilbert Catholic School Mr. Mike Stapleton Mr. & Mrs. Jerre L. Stead Ms. Mary Ann Stephansen Sub-Zero Group Midwest, LLC Tennaqua Ladies Paddle League Mrs. Carrie Tennyson The Galley, LLC The Winnetka Club Mrs. Suzanne B. Tobin Mrs. Cynthia Toohey Ms. Mary Volz Mr. & Mrs. Peter T. Wall Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Wallace Wauwatosa Savings and Loan Foundation Samuel Weinstein Family Foundation Willis Towers Watson Elizabeth & Ray Wolf Ms. Ellen R. Zemel Ms. Gale Zemel & Mr. David Mausner

$250 to $999 Mr. & Mrs. Eduardo L. Acuna Mr. Todd Adams William Seth Adams & Amy Donohue Mrs. Margaret A. Adreani James & Lynn Albrecht Mrs. Elizabeth Alkon Allstate Giving Campaign Mr. & Mrs. John Amboian Pam Anderson Anonymous Ms. Sharon L. Asmus Mr. & Mrs. Christopher B. Baker Ms. Pamela Balazs Ms. Elizabeth L. Barr Baxter International Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Bayer Ms. Joanie E. Bayhack Mr. Patrick Bazan Mr. & Mrs. Tim Beccastro Benesh Marital Trust Mr. Jeffery K. Benham Ms. Michelle Benham Ms. Susan L. Benham Mr. James Blank Emily Boesenberg Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Boyd Sheri Bradshaw Ms. Susan Brandel Mr. Eduardo Brito Mr. Jim Brownlie Henry Bryan Mr. & Mrs. Art Brzezicki Building Impact Kyle Buresch Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Bush Mr. Leonard V. Canino Kenneth & Andrea Caputa Mr. Ronald Caras Kristin Carpenter Mr. Russell Cernansky Mrs. Diane Chapin Chicago Veterinary Medical Foundation Cisco Jim Coffing Mr. Thomas Conner Consumers Cooperative Association Mr. & Mrs. Alan Copeland Mr. & Mrs. Gerald R. Cote Mr. & Mrs. John Craychee Mr. & Mrs. James E. Crist Mr. & Mrs. Jason Cronlund Mr. Arie S. Crown Ms. Kelly K. Czyzowicz Mary Dahl Dr. Jennifer Davis Brian & Greta Davison Randy Deitke Dell Technologies Ms. Janet L. Dever Discover Financial Services Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Doherty Mr. & Mrs. Richard Dombrowski

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ANNUAL DONORS July 1, 2022-June 30, 2023 Mrs. Victoria Donnellan Ms. Maura Donohue Ms. Bernadette P. Donze Mr. & Mrs. Nick Durbin Larry Elbaum Mr. & Mrs. David L. Endrody Mr. & Mrs. Paul Ferrarese Mr. & Mrs. Jason D. Ferrari Mr. Maury Fertig Ms. Laura Fey Mrs. Patti Fonk Mr. & Mrs. Stuart J. Frankenthal Fresh Midwest Ms. Diane Froelich Mr. & Mrs. Fred Fugate Funny Sunny Bunny Family Fund Mr. & Mrs. Andy Gabel Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Gaffen Ms. Amy Gallagher Mr. & Mrs. John Gallagher Mr. Timothy Gallagher Ann & Donald Garrity Kevin Gas Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Gately Mr. & Mrs. Robert V. Gattuso Ms. Lorette Geiger Mr. Larry Gerber Jeff & Janet Gilbert Mr. Brad Glass Becky Glimco Jay and Susie Goldberg Richard Goldstein Michelle Goodman Mr. & Mrs. David Grady Dr. & Dr. Robert Graham Mr. & Mrs. Robert Green Mr. & Mrs. Michael Griffin Mr. & Mrs. Robert Haeger Ms. Bonnie Halberstadt Carol Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Hansen Mr. Wayne B. Harer Ms. Saundra R. Hawes Mrs. Barbara J. Hebda Ms. Barbara A. Hendrickson David and Elisabeth Hendy Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation Ms. Laurie Hernandez Michael & Diane Hettinger Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Hirsch Mr. & Mrs. Ken Hoffman Dr. Lisa Hollensteiner Hollister Incorporated Dr. & Mrs. Robert Holstein Horizon Therapeutics Rose Houston Tom & Mary Margaret Howe Maureen and Phillip Hunt Mr. & Mrs. Randall Imai Mr. & Mrs. William S. Jansen Susie & Lee Jennings Mrs. Irene E. Jinks Ms. Judith M. Jobbitt and Mr. Thomas A. Marshall

Ms. Miriam Kalichman Mr. & Mrs. George Kallianis Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Kane, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Allan Kaplan Mrs. Patricia Kattner Mr. & Mrs. Pravin M. Katwala Mr. David E. Kenney Mr. David C. Kleiman Mr. & Mrs. Patrick M. Klemens Cardinal Stritch Knights of Columbus 3674 Sacred Heart Knights of Columbus Council 17253 Knollwood Animal Hospital Mr. & Mrs. Steven R. Korol Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Krzeminski Mr. John J. Kunkes III Ms. Diane T. Kurzweil Matthew Lafontaine Mr. Anthony Lamonia Laurie Demetrio Interiors Mr. Drew Lerner Mr. & Mrs. Craig Levin Cindy & Wade Lewis Libertyville Gymnastics Academy Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Liss Mr. Johnny Liu Debbie Ludolph LUMW Foundation Lundstedt Family Charitable Fund Mrs. Tamara Lykins Mr. & Mrs. Wayne P. Madura Jan & Shree Malkar Ms. Joanna Mallers Mr. & Mrs. William Maniscalco Dr. Krishna & Christine Manvi Ms. Lois Marchini Ms. Laura Martin Mr. & Mrs. Jose F. Martinez Dr. & Mrs. Richard P. Martino Steven Matsuo Megan McCareins Mr. Gibson McCullagh Mrs. Bonnie M. McLeod Melvoin Foundation Ms. Nancy Meyer Elizabeth Meyers Mr. Timothy T. Miller Mr. Bertram Miner Dr. Thomas Misko and Ms. Marilyn Rawe Mobile TV Group Mr. Paul J. Montino Mr. Barrett Morgan Mary Mowbray Mr. Mark M. Mullally Mrs. Emily Mullen Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Murphy Andrew Mutlu Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Neiman Ms. Marie Nelson Mr. Matthew Nelson Network Integrators, Inc. Mrs. Jill Nicholson

Mr. & Mrs. John Niemann Mr. Sheldon Nissen Mrs. Helen Noskowicz Mr. & Mrs. John O’Connell Kathleen O’Day Mr. Curtis Olson Mr. Daric Olson Omron Foundation, Inc. Mr. Jeff O’Reilly Mr. Jack Orlov Ms. Laura Palmer Mr. Ronald E. Partington Phyllis & Ray Peacock Mr. Anthony Pertile Ms. Denise Petersen Ms. Kari Peterson Mrs. Cheryl Pettit Ms. Mercedes Pink Kim Plencner Mr. Randy Podolsky Mr. Douglas Prey Mr. Herbert Prochnow Jr. Chestine Puralewski Leigh & Shonah Rabman Mr. William Ratzer Mr. Cory S. Rau and Ms. Ellen Rusconi Mr. James D. Riddell Prudence Rieflin Ms. Melissa Riley RLE Ms. Marianne Roderick Ms. Carrie Rolseth Mr. Cy Rosengarten Rosenson Foundation Marcy & Arnie Roth Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Rothner William Rothner Mr. & Mrs. Larry F. Rowan Jeannette Rubenstein Trust Steve Rulseh Mr. Jim Runkle Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rushkewicz Ms. Christine L. Ryan Mrs. Betty L. Sample Ms. Mary Savoie Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Scanlan Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Schleiden Klaus Schmidt Mrs. Kristin Schneider Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Schreck Mr. & Mrs. Jack W. Schuler Caryn & Bill Schuman Mr. John Seder Andrew Segall Jack Shannon Bhawna & Rajesh Sharma Jonathan & Kim Shively Jeff Simone Jim Sisk Ms. Jennifer Sloan Mrs. Valerie Slotnick Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Sperco Ms. Kathleen R. Stear Mr. William J. Steciak

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Mr. Robert Stephenson Dr. & Mrs. Richard L. Sturm Subaru of America Inc. Suits 20/20 LTD Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Sullivan Ms. Marsha Swensen Symetra Synchronicity Group, Inc. Cory & Phillipa Tabachow Mr. Leonard A. Tandaric The Frances Xavier Warde School Ms. Gail Thomas Mr. Gary L. Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Jerry G. Thompson Katherine Thompson Phyllis Tick Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Constantine L. Trela Mr. & Mrs. Mark T. Tritschler Mr. & Mrs. Billie B. Turner US Bank Mr. & Mrs. Steve Vance Mr. & Mrs. David K. Vanderberg Kenneth Verhaeren

Mr. Brian Verner Mr. & Mrs. Sam C. Vitale Heidi Waltner-Pepper Mr. James Warda Mr. & Mrs. Frank Weitekamper Mr. & Mrs. Brian White Dr. Thomas F. Willer Mesha Williams-Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Rich Willix Mr. Mike Wilson Windward Roofing & Construction, Inc. Mr. Douglas Winter Mr. & Mrs. Tom Wippman Ms. Susan Yarc Mr. Daniel Zabrowski Mary Zaleski Ms. Judith P. Zelisko Mr. & Mrs. Dean B. Zemel Mark & Margie Zivin Dr. Rita Zohrob Mary Zorc

The Shepherd’s Circle is comprised of individuals who have thoughtfully remembered Lambs Farm in their estate planning.

Generous gifts have been received from the following estates this year.

Anonymous Alan Barsumian Trust Estate of John Bremer Estate of Veta W. Brennan Estate of Lita Zemel Shirley Roann Deering Trust

RESTRICTED FUNDS Over the years, many permanently restricted funds have been created to ensure that Lambs Farm can continue serving the needs of adults with developmental disabilities. Earnings generated from the funds listed here are a valuable source of revenue for Lambs Farm.

Lorraine S. Allen Fund Earnings used for participants

Founder’s Fund* Earnings used for operations

Paul Brandel Memorial Fund* Earnings used for operations

General Parent Pledge Fund Earnings used for Participant services based on need

Brichta-Crawford-Scott Memorial Fund* A portion of the earnings used for “Lambs good works” Building Maintenance Fund Earnings used for maintenance of the Founders Building The Coleman Foundation Resident Assistance Endowment Fund Earnings used for scholarships and resident assistance *donors may contribute to this fund

Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Fund Earnings used for operations Johnson-Larson Endowment Fund* A portion of the earnings used for the direct benefit of Participants James Kemper, Sr. Memorial Scholarship Fund Earnings used for Participant services based on need

Koch-Spitzer Family Endowment Fund* Earnings used for operations Lazar-Wagner Fund* Fund to directly benefit participants or their services Helen McLoraine Memorial Fund Earnings used for scholarships for participants Rosengarten Fund* Fund used to benefit participants and for operations Steve Shelley Memorial Fund* Earnings used for personal and health-care special needs of participants

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Contact Information: Phone: 847.362.4636 Automated Response: 847.362.0048 Fax: 847.362.0742 Directions Lambs Farm is located just east of I-94 on the south side of Route 176 near Libertyville, Illinois.

Accredited by: Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) Licensed by: State of Illinois Recognized by: Department of Human Services Department of Healthcare and Family Services Department of Public Health Lake County, Illinois Convention & Visitors Bureau Lake County Public Health Department, Division of Rehabilitation Services U.S. Department of Labor

Our Mission: Helping people with developmental disabilities lead productive, happy lives and connecting with the human spirit in us all

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