SPRING 2012 INSIDE THIS ISSUE: - CASA Lake County

2011-2012Casa Lake CountyBoard of DirectorsTerri Z. Greenberg, Executive DirectorBob Silverstein, PresidentSpill-Stop Mfg. LLCJim Lillis, Vice PresidentCDW Corp.David McKeon, Vice PresidentHR Direct, Inc.Jerald Stricker, Vice PresidentUnderwriters Laboratories, Inc.Samuel Kessler, CPA, TreasurerRetired Certified Public AccountantCindy Taylor Robinson, SecretaryCivic Leader and VolunteerDan BrennanLundbeck, Inc.Ginni DoshiProtocol LinkAnita DrobnyParadigm Group II, LLCJudi DuchossoisCivic Leader and VolunteerIlene GoldsteinKatz, Goldstein & WarrenDonna GreenbergCivic Leader and VolunteerAngela JohnsonOgilvyGeorge KokkinesTakeda PharmaceuticalsNorth America, Inc.Jeffrey KrugJ. Krug & Associates, Inc.Don MinnerWiss, Janney, Elstner & AssociatesGary RossFortune Brands Home and SecurityKristi SavacoolAon HewittStephanie ShinnBaxter International, Inc.Mary SzelaAbbott LaboratoriesAnise Wiley-LittleCivic Leader and VolunteerDeRonda WilliamsKIPP FoundationLETTER FROM THEEXECUTIVE DIRECTORTerri Zenner GreenbergExecutive DirectorSpring is the time for paying special tribute to thevolunteers who devote themselves to making the futurebrighter for abused and neglected children.April was National Child Abuse Prevention Month andVolunteer Appreciation Month. CASA Lake County paidspecial tribute to our remarkable volunteers at our annual volunteer recognition dinner. Itwas a wonderful opportunity to share inspiring stories about the achievements of all ourvolunteers and to pay special thanks to the winners of the Outstanding Service and TeenChampion awards.Right now there are over 400,000 children in the foster care system. More than ever,public funding for services for these children is falling far short of meeting their needs.Vulnerable children who cannot speak for themselves can easily fall through the cracksand languish in the system with little hope of having even their basic needs met, letalone finding a safe and permanent home.Thanks to CASA volunteers, these children will not be forgotten. They will have thepriceless gift of someone to speak for them, which can make the difference betweena life of broken dreams and a life that is lived to its full potential. But in these difficulteconomic times, it is also important to recognize CASA’s significant role in achievingthe best outcome for children as efficiently and economically possible: a single dollarinvested in a CASA program can yield more than 20 times that amount in savings in thechild welfare system.As you may have heard, the National CASA Association will lose $12 million in federalfunding when the new fiscal year begins on October 1. This funding cut represents atiny percentage of the federal budget, but the potential impact on the children we servecould be devastating.Now more than ever, CASA needs your support. National CASA is a majorsource of funding for local CASA programs, and the cuts in federal support will have asubstantial impact on funding for local programs. Dollars for program expansion andnew initiatives will be sorely compromised. Please take a moment and use the envelopeincluded with this newsletter to make a gift to CASA Lake County. Your generosity canmake all the difference in the life of a child.Sincerely,Terri Zenner GreenbergExecutive DirectorCASA ® and COURT APPOINTED SPECIAL ADVOCATE ® are registered trademarks of National CASA Association.

Lundbeck, Inc. PartnershipPromotes Advocate Education(From left) Lundbeck, Inc executives Matt Mays, Sally Benjamin Young,Staffan Schubert, Dan Brennan and Joe Nolan.Staffan Schubert, President of Lundbeck, Inc, and Terri ZennerGreenberg, CASA Lake County’s Executive Director, with theplaque naming the volunteer training room for Lundbeck.On April 5, Staffan Schubert, President of Lundbeck, U.S.,and members of his executive staff visited CASA’s administrativeoffice in Vernon Hills where Mr. Schubert unveiled a plaquenaming the Volunteer Training Room for Lundbeck.In January 2012, Lundbeck, Inc, announced a newpartnership with CASA Lake County designed to provide itsvolunteer advocates with a high level of understanding ofmajor neurological or psychiatric disorders, why they occur,what symptoms to look for and what therapies are availablefor people with these types of disorders.WE Care for CASA 2011Lundbeck’s instructional design consultants are in the processof creating this new curriculum for CASA and will alsoproduce a training manual for CASA staff and a trainingbooklet for volunteers. The training module will providethree hours of instruction and continuing education credits.CASA Executive Director Terri Greenberg said, “This isa natural partnership.” She cited the study The EssentialAdvocate: Using CASAs to Promote Child Well-Beingconducted by Sheryl Dicker and Elysa Gordon andpublished by the National Council of Juvenile and FamilyCourt Judges: “Children in foster care are far more likelythan all other children to have serious medical problems,developmental delays and emotional difficulties. Nearly 80percent are prenatally exposed to substance abuse and 40percent are born premature and/or with low birth weight.”Dan Brennan, Lundbeck Vice President, and former CASAadvocate, agreed. He said that Lundbeck is committedto making a difference for people with psychiatric andneurological disorders and that supporting this educationprogram is an essential part of the company’s mission,since many abused and neglected children suffer from theseproblems. He also noted that once this initial training courseis fully developed and refined, it could go nationwide andbeyond to help abused children.(From left) CASA Advocate Managers Mary Neu-Stoppelman andHope May, CASA Program Director Wendy LaPlaca and WE Careorganizers Heidi Sparacino, Wendy Apple and Erin Kerpel.Thanks to all of the families and the community of WaldenElementary School for providing over 600 needed itemsfor our CASA Children in December.Approximately 90 percent of thechildren for whom CASA volunteersadvocate are affected by psychiatricand neurological disorders.CASA LAKE COUNTY 3

Voice OF A BOARD MEMBERWorking to ensure that children in foster care receive access tohealthcare advocacy and hope on their journey to a permanent homeBackground: Kristi completed the executive management program at the Johnson Schoolof Business at Cornell University, the executive program at Seattle University’s Albers Schoolof Business and Economics, the 2008 CEO Perspectives Program at Kellogg School ofManagement at Northwestern University and holds a master of science degree in industrialmanagement from Lille University in Lille, France.Profession: Kristi Savacool is the Chief Executive Officer of Aon Hewitt.Kristi SavacoolWhy did you join CASA’s board? CASA makes an impact that is not only important to our community today, but wellinto the future. By helping children find their way to a safe, supportive environment, they have the opportunity to grow intostrong, contributing members of our community as adults with their own families. It is hard to find a more important endeavorthan preparing our children today to be a part of their world tomorrow.How do you hope to uniquely contribute to CASA though your work on the board? I believe it’s incrediblyimportant for leaders to bring their business and leadership experience and skills to a bigger purpose than their profession.Successfully leading organizations through large and significant challenges over my career has prepared me to develop andexecute plans that deliver results. At CASA, we need to drive heart, mind, soul and financial contributions. I’m committed tobringing energy and leadership to the table.Why Aon Hewitt supports CASA: Aon Hewitt is deeply committed to the community and strongly believes in CASAand its mission. Literally hundreds of Aon Hewitt colleagues and their families have supported CASA for years and it is animportant connection point for them to this community.Interests: In her free time, Kristi likes to read, cook and hike.TEE IT UP and the Children Win!CASA Lake County’s 13th annual Golf for a Child Invitational will beheld on Monday, June 18, 2012, at Kemper Lakes Golf Club in Kildeer. The leadsponsors for this year’s event are CDW and Lundbeck, Inc.Registration and brunch begins at 9:30 a.m. with the shotgun start set for 11:30a.m. After a challenging 18 holes, golfers are welcomed back to the clubhouse forcocktails, dinner and awards. Only 144 spots are available, so we encourage youto get your registration in early. There are also sponsorship opportunities available.This year’s committee welcomes back 2011 members Mike McGuire, Don Minnerand Jerry Stricker, and 2012 members Kathleen Anderson, Mike Genelin, GregGuess, Haydon Pacquin and April Allord.The committee has lots of exciting contests and games planned for the day, but thereal winners are the more than 500 abused and neglected children for whom CASALake County provides compassionate, highly trained volunteers who are empoweredby the courts to provide best-interest advocacy in the Lake County Juvenile justicesystem. These children would be truly “handicapped” without a CASA by their side.4SPONSORSHIP INFO: Please visit the CASA Website, www.casalakecounty.com, and click on “events” formore information or to register. You may also register by mail or by calling the CASA office at 847-383-6269, ext. 217.

CASAblanca 8: Black and Red BallNearly 300 guests celebrated an early Valentine’s Dayon February 4, 2012, at the Westin Chicago North Shoreby attending CASAblanca 8: Black and Red Ball.Themed “Have the Heart to Help,” the gala raised almost$200,000 to support CASA’s advocacy work on behalf ofabused and neglected children in Lake County. The eveningfeatured dinner, silent and live auctions, and dancing to theRoy Vombrack quartet.CASAblanca 8 honored Kristi Savacool, Chief ExecutiveOfficer of Aon Hewitt, with the 2012 Terri Zenner Awardfor Outstanding Service to Children and the Community.Aon Hewitt was CASA Lake County’s first corporate sponsorand has provided generous financial support to CASAsince 2002. The event also gave special recognition to 17“Corporations for CASA.” These corporations partner withCASA to provide volunteers as well as financial and in-kindsupport for CASA’s services.The gala was chaired by Mary T. Szela, Senior VicePresident, Global Strategic Marketing and Services, atAbbott Laboratories. The silent auction was chaired for thesixth consecutive year by Pat Braskich, who is also a CASAvolunterr. Abbott was the presenting sponsor for the event.The event sponsor was Aon Hewitt Creative support for theevent was donated by Ogilvy, Chicago, and the event wasproduced by the Abbott Creative Network.Corey McPherrin, co-anchor of Good Day Chicago on WFLD-TV, Fox News, was the master of ceremonies.CASA offers its most sincere thanks to our donors for theircommitment to Lake County’s abused and neglected children.Most importantly, we thank all of the CASAblanca 8 committeemembers and volunteers who gave their time and their talent tomaking the eveningsuch an outstandingsuccess.MoreCASAblanca 8 photoson the next page!Gala Chair Mary Szela with her husband David Friedman.The Ardell family (from left) Miff and Susan, daughter Eve Lanham,daughter-in-law Rachel and son Corey.(From left) Nina Nieto Reyes, her CASA Leslie Claiborne, CASA Executive Director TerriGreenberg, CASA Board President Bob Silverstein and his wife Debbie. Nina’s Story wasshown at the event. The video, which chronicles Nina’s life in foster care, was produced byBob Liginski of Aon Hewitt.Joseph Pray, CEO of Trustmark, and his wife Sherryenjoy the silent auction.CASA LAKE COUNTY 5

CASAblanca 8: Black and Red Ball(From left) CASA Executive Director Terri Greenberg with retired astronautGreg Harbaugh, his wife Carol and long-time CASA supporters Suzanneand James Kenney.Corey McPherrin, co-anchor of theGood Day Chicago Show, WFLD-TV,served as the Master of Ceremonies.Thomas Price, CEO of CDW, acceptshis Corporation for CASA Award.David Goodman (center) begins the live auction.CASAblanca committee member Jacquelyn Kopp and herhusband David. Jackie has been a member of every CASAblancagala committee since the inaugural event in 2004.CASA board member Ginni Doshi and her husband Dipak.Employees and guests of Ambassador Table Sponsor – Underwriters Laboratories, Inc.6

CASA board member Anise Wiley Little with her husband Brian.Kristi Savacool, CEO of Aon Hewitt, receives the 2012 Terri Zenner Awardfor Outstanding Service to Children and the Community from CASA BoardPresident Bob SilversteinCASA board member Gary Ross and his wife Amy.Staffan Schubert, CEO of Lundbeck, Inc., acceptshis Corporation for CASA Award.Joseph Pray, CEO of Trustmark, accepts his Corporation for CASA AwardCASAblanca committee member Josette Goldberg Klopfer with her husband Steve.Thanksto all of CASA’s friends andcorporate supporters who had“the Heart to Help!”Save the Date:CASAblanca 9 will be held Saturday, January 26,2013, at the Westin Chicago North ShoreCASA LAKE COUNTY 7

AON HEWITT ACTIVITIES RAISE FUNDS & SPIRITSChildren Helping Children ProgramFor the ninth year, Aon Hewitt employees generouslydonated over 3,000 holiday presents to Lake County’sabused and neglected children. The gift giving was part ofthe annual Aon Hewitt Children Helping Children Program.Over 400 Aon Hewitt families donated presents tobrighten the holiday season for our children. On December3rd, 2011, more than 50 Aon Hewitt employees and theirchildren gathered to organize the presents and get themready to be distributed. The children created more than500 cards, which were lovingly attached to the gifts.CASA Executive Director Terri Zenner Greenberg was somoved by these children, who, like our volunteers, arecommitted to making a difference in a child’s life.On behalf of those children whose holiday was made alittle brighter, CASA Lake County thanks you for your gift oftime and generosity. Aon Hewitt is the number one humancapital consulting and outsourcing firm in the world and acorporate partner of CASA Lake County since 2002.(From left) Wendy LaPlaca, CASA Lake County Program Director,with Aon Hewitt CEO Kristi Savacool and MaryKay Drapeau.United Together To Help CASA Lake CountyAon Hewitt held a Manchester United fundraiser for the benefit ofCASA Lake County. Manchester United is the most successful clubin English football, having won a record 19 English league titles,a record 11 FA Cups and four League Cups. The club has alsowon three European Cups. Aon joined with Manchester United,becoming the club’s principal sponsor during the 2010-2011season. The partnership between Aon and Manchester Unitedis rooted in shared values, such as teamwork, integrity and thepursuit of excellenceAon Hewitt Has A Heart for KidsAon Hewitt employees had “the Heart to Help” kids with aspecial Valentine’s Day campaign that raised $535 for CASALake County. Employees donated $5 for a heart that they couldname for a loved one.A G I F T T H A T ’ S P U R E G O L DDavid and Wynne Baruch wanted to make the bat mitzah giftfor their daughter Rudi as memorable as her ceremony. Luckily,they found the perfect present when they attended CASA LakeCounty’s annual CASAblanca gala.The Baruchs were the winning bidders of one of the gala’sunique live-auction experiences – a figure skating lesson withOlympic gold medalist Evan Lysacek.Rudi, who has been figure skating for almost four-and-a-halfyears, said she screamed when her parents presented her withthis rare opportunity.Rudi spent the morning of February 23 doing Salchows andloop jumps with Naperville-native Lysacek, who took home theVancouver 2010 Olympic goldmedal. Lysacek said he had agood time with Baruch and wasencouraged at how quickly shepicked up some difficult moves.“People take for granted thestrength it takes to make thesejumps,” he said.“Her facebeamed,”he said.“She was justbeaming.”David Baruch said the hour-long lesson was an amazingexperience and that he will always remember the way hisdaughter’s face lit up when Lysacek moved her head to adjusther alignment.8

Volunteer Swearing In 2011-2012October 13, 2011Left to right/front row: Marla Conway, Suzanne Wexler,Georgia Wells and Rhonda Stern. Left to right/back row:Judge Lessman, Judi Lindgren, Mou-ying Fu Lu, JudgeCeckowski, Ethan Bensinger, Shau-zour Lu, Sally Mooreand Gail Feiger Brown. Not pictured: Margie Goldman.November 17, 2011Left to right: Phyllis Adams, Roni Pence, Ginni Doshi, HermineLeiderman, Barbara Unikel, Judge Ceckowski, Haydon LoganPaquin, Greg Guess, Roland Marquis and Maddie Davis.January 19, 2012Left to right: Cleveland Tyson, Susanne von Borcke, JuliaTanneberger, Kathy Worman, Judge Ceckowski, Jenny Zinser,Judge Lessman, Crystal Northern, Shadisha Bennett Brodde,Gayle Tavares, Diane Kovarik and Amy Ho Bless.March 22, 2012Left to right: Mike Nemmers, Mike Genelin, Inez Hanan,Kathleen Anderson, Lynn Kubichan, Judge Ceckowski, KatieChase, Youmna El-Sabaa, Tuly Faden, Alyee Adesko andBecky Venegas.CASAUNIVERSITYForty-one new advocates were sworn in during the October and November 2011 and January andMarch 2012 training sessions.After 40 hours of training, volunteers may be assigned to a child or children and asked to invest 10-15hours a month advocating for their children. These exceptional volunteers make a huge difference inthe life of a child and provide a voice and presence for children in the foster care system.Abuse and neglect cases are on the rise and the need for additional CASA volunteers remainshigh. For more information, please contact Mary Bird-Parks at 847-383-6260, ext. 209,mbirdparks@casalakecounty.com, or visit our Web site at www.casalakecounty.com.CASA LAKE COUNTY 9

THANKYOUDONORS!Your gifts enable our advocates to continue as apowerful voice in an abused or neglected child’s life. Everydonation is important to CASA Lake County and the childrenwe serve. We are extremely grateful for your generosity.Donations received from December 1, 2011, to April 30, 2012, are listed.Please note that subsequent gifts will be recognized in later editions.$10,000 +Underwriters Laboratories, Inc.Debra & Michael ChorpashDavid & Mary Szela FriedmanFortune Brands & Home SecurityJohn GrahamGreenberg Philanthropic Fund–Jack & Donna GreenbergMary Reusche$5,000 +Susan & Milford ArdellVicki MartinIllinois Tool Works, Inc.Tana & Jeffrey ShermanNational Container Group, LLCKristi & Jeffrey SavacoolJames & Suzanne KenneyHeartland Produce Co.Fifth Third Bank$2,500 to 4,999Tina & John MaldonadoNet AppAngela & Paul JohnsonCarrie & Scott PalmerJanice & Andy GreenawaltBarbara & Michael HaywardCindy Taylor RobinsonP. & H. Coleman FoundationAnonymousOgilvy & MatherJacquelyn & David KoppSheldon & Ellen Morgan ZennerGreg & Carol HarbaughMarcy & Harry Harczak, Jr.Debbie & Bob Silverstein$1,000 to 2,499Thomas OnanRand & Rhonda DiamondSamuel KesslerGeorge KokkinesHugh MazzaErwin & Michelle SzelaMargaret GoldmanDouglas & Amy Foor-NolandJoyce MandelRalph, Schwab & Schiever, Chtd.Joan & C. Kevin ShannahanChristopher ZaengerDon & Jill MinnerSteve & Josette Goldberg KlopferRon & Alesha HenleyBarbara GuthrieKristo AleksovRichard & Kelli HulsemanAmy & Gary RossJeri & Robert ReffMaureen SchollBrian & Anise Wiley LittleHoneywell AnalyticsJoanna LynnStephanie ShinnSuzanne CashDouglas EckroteSondra & Max LorigCraig NielsenDenise PetersonTom & Mary Beth RichardsSusan Stern$500 to 999Carolyn GableAudrey & Fred SomersKatherine LedererRosemary KeefeDonald GrossmanAmy BazelonEve LanhamTablecraft Products CompanyEthan BensingerDipak & Ginni DoshiViren GroverJack BorlandRicardo & Noemi NavarreteShakeel RahmanMichael GoldsteinBrooke LubbenScott GinsburgNick BrownJeffrey KrugDaniel & Pamela LoewensteinE. Lyle McCoyKristen & Jim RymarscukKaren & Jason SussmanNoga VillalonJane & Gareth WilliamsRene’ & Denis GriesmerBerger-SchatzAmy HeifitzCynthia LemanChris LoefflerDave & Jill McKeonNational Council of Jewish WomenJoe & Kathy NemmersRoberta SalbergKashiana SinghRandall & Betty Stebbins RauppElizabeth Wells$100 to 499Michael & Raina DiamondHarold Rice-ErsoCorey ArdellJudy AndringaSara & Earl KlugmanKristyn GibsonHoward KirschbaumRobert ScottJerald StrickerMandy & Brian OnstadCaryl & Ron SlavinTony & Mona RussoKappa Alpha Theta/Eta NUChapterJulie CohenDave HinmanMaria JimenezBarbara McLaughlinJames E. & Joan Sayre, Jr.Marvin ZimmermanChris & Bill McLaughlinPeter & Elena AnastasiouDebra & Larry BrenmanGail BrownDavid & Reid BullardTerry FinckleCurtis & Karen FrostKathryn & Timothy GoossPaul & Millie JenistaAllan KaplanLake Forest Bank & TrustHank & Debbie LambertRuth MorrisMichael & Laura TepperMichael WindlerKathryn & Toby PattersonDave SzelaEric & Laura CollinsSue HoffmanJohn BowersKathleen CarlsonBarbara KingwillBarry & Caryn MendelHyde PerceMary & Stan RoelkerAlan & Laurie SerwerDavid & Elizabeth ShinnJody & Richard SeligmanErin BaileyMichael BoydKathy BrosmithChristopher GaddisYoung SuhKrystl WellsMatthew & Michelle MaysMary Bird-ParksRegina SolidaLisa HansonDavid AltmanSamuel BeachamColleen BertoAmy BlessBrenda BuranoskyGordon & Barbara CohenNancy ForresterMeg HamiltonSteve & Heidi HewsonBrian IvieMelvin KuppermanGina MuscatelTed & Mariya PanagiotopoulosJulie PappasCheryl RohlfsMary Ellen & Tom SchumanRhonda SternKathy SzczechBarry TaylorJohn Van Duzer, Jr.Barbara WeinerElaine Weisz$99 and underAndrea & Steven TickKurt SchultzAlyce AdeskoApril AllordKathleen AndersonJulie ChandlerKatie ChaseMadeleine DavisChristian & Laura DozoisYoumna El-SabaaTuly FadenCarol FrankMichael Genelin10

Inez HananHarvey HermanEdward KaplanMargot KaplanJane KenamoreDiana KopernyDiane KovarikLynn KubichanAndrew & Michelle LauterJudith LindgrenAndrea MannLinda & Lee MatejaJacqueline MunitzMike NemmersMargaret O’KeefeLynn PatinkinPhyllis PerivolidisLara PinerDana ProvusNancy SalgadoNeeta SinghJulie & Michael TeninTypograficsCleveland TysonSuzanne Von BorckePatricia WilderSharon WilliamsRoycealee WoodKathy WormanBarbara ZennerJenny ZinserBartlett Carroll, Jr.Marvin RoseMichael & Carrie SperlingElizabeth & Mark HazeltineJeanette WhiteAnthony & Justine BraskichJay GoldbergH. Stephen & Sari IsaacsonThomas JenningsSharon LosaccoNathan & Suzy PalmerChris SkanJulia A. TannebergerRose-Marie TobinRick CurtisSusan CohnCatherine LiginskiBenjamin SultzMike ArmstrongLeslie & Richard ClaiborneKatherine EngJennifer FernbachMelanie GrebenMegan HenryWendy LaPlacaKelly SkrodzkiMatching GiftsAmerican Express FoundationZurich American Insurance Co.In Memory OfMargie EisenbergBarbara & Fred LowenthalElaine T. HirschDonald GrossmanCharles KnightMilford & Susan ArdellMary & Michael BarberSarah BordsonKimberly ChenMaryann CliffordPaul CulhaneDavid & Janet DeJongVictor FilippiniPatti & Michael FrazinLauren Beth GashH.A. GreenTerri GreenbergRene’ GriesmerSusan HackneyCarol HamburgerLynn & Bill HarveyLissa HektorBarbara HillChristine & Ken KandarasJill KirkEleanor KnightCharles & Deborah LaniganJudy LewisMs. Claudia LoveletteBruce & Terri McDonnellNorthern Trust BankJacqueline Petersen-MoreheadVera & Pat PurcellMarilyn Green RebnordMarjorie RissmanKatherine RitterVictoria RodrigeuzSuzanne RollierEdward RyanMr. Stephen ScottLee ShevellRobert SiegelColin SmithKaren SnappMark StangKathleen WittCathryn WoodJoan LichterKatz, Goldstein & WarrenMadhukar NarulaViren GroverCharles J. O’ConnorNancy O’ConnorIn Honor OfSusan ArdellMike & Susan RubnitzGail BrownAnne Flanigan BassiTim & Kathryn GoossMrs. Jean GoossDonna GreenbergJack & Donna GreenbergTerri GreenbergMrs. Irma ReinerIrene HoUnderwriters Laboratories, Inc.Kathy LawlerMrs. Mary Ann LawlerJim LillisGreg KozakBarbara & Fred LowenthalMr. Marvin RoseCookie RudnickRudnick Family FoundationDr. Barrett RabinowMs. M. Judith RosemanJudy RosemanCarol & Seth WeisnerDerek SammannCME GroupSamuel SilversteinDonald WertmanPearl WeissJudith & Marc BaronIn-Kind DonationsUnderwriters Laboratories, Inc.OgilvyStarbucksGRANTUPDATESCASA Lake County extendsour most sincere appreciationto the following foundationsand corporations for theirsupport of CASA’s workon behalf of abused andneglected children.Lundbeck, Inc.$50,000Anonymous Foundation$35,000Abbott Laboratories$25,000Baxter International, Inc.$25,000Aon Foundation$20,000Grace A. Bersted Foundation$20,000The Church of the Holy Spirit$5,000Deluxe CorporationFoundation$5,000Eisenberg Foundationfor Charities$5,000Motorola MobiityFoundation$5,000Lake County BarFoundation$4,000Packaging Corporationof America$3,000If your name has been mistakenly omitted from this list, please accept our apologies and contactthe office so that you can be included in the next issue. To make a contribution, please use theenclosed remittance envelope, or mail donations to:CASA Lake County, 700 Forest Edge Drive, Vernon Hills, IL 60061Donate online at www.casalakecounty.comCASA LAKE COUNTY 11

A Child’s VOICECASA Lake County700 Forest Edge DriveVernon Hills, IL 60061847-383-6260www.casalakecounty.comOUR MISSION:CASA is central to fulfilling society’s most fundamentalobligation by making sure a qualified, compassionateadult will fight for and protect a child’s right to be safe,to be treated with dignity and respect, and to learn andgrow in the security of a loving family.CASA STAFFTerri Z. GreenbergExecutive DirectorClaudia LoveletteOperations Director/Program Counsel*Wendy LaPlacaProgram Director*Mary Bird-ParksAdvocate Services CoordinatorBonnie WolinskiDevelopment DirectorStephanie PavlakisOffice Manager/Executive AssistantSheri RobinCourthouse Administrative Assistant*Also serves as an advocate managerSAVE THE DATE!Golf for a ChildMonday, June 18, 2012 | Kemper Lakes Golf ClubCASAblanca 9: Have A Heart To HelpSaturday, January 26, 2013 | Westin Chicago North ShoreADVOCATE MANAGERSMary BarberBrenda BuranoskyDick HulsemanHope MayMary Neu-StoppelmanDebby ParryAndrea TickLIKE US ON FACEBOOKBecome a fan of CASA by “liking” CASA Lake County’s page and thenchoose “suggest to friends” and then select “all your friends”. This is agreat way to enable our network of people to learn about CASA Lake County and thework all of us do every day to make the world a safer place for our children. We are allFans of CASA Lake County. Now let’s just spread the word on Facebook.