MAKING A DIFFERENCEANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2015

BOARD OF DIRECTORS - MAY 2015

Leslie M. Batterson, CSP, CPEAAON Global Risk Consulting

Kimberly Etscheid

Linda Ginzel, Ph.D – PresidentThe University of Chicago Booth School of Business

Shawn KassermanTomasik Kotin KassermanTrial Lawyers

Heather L. MasonAbbott Nutrition

Susan Nied

ADVISORY BOARD

Kristine AndersonKirkland & Ellis, Chicago

Sonny GargUptake

Boaz Keysar, Ph.DThe University of Chicago

Howard HaasHaas Associates

Kristina PaschallFerrara Candy Company

Judy SageTeen Vogue

Robert R. Tanz, MDNorthwestern UniversityFeinberg School of Medicine

Geoffrey Phillips – Chairman of the BoardGATX Corporation

Kyran Quinlan, MD, MPHRush University Medical Center

Julius E. Rhodes, SPHRMPR Group

Karen Sheehan, MD, MPHAnn & Robert H. LurieChildren's Hospital of Chicago

Steven W. SwibelMazzetta Company, LLC

Drew Weller – TreasurerThe Boeing Company

KID is a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting childrenby improving children’s product safety. Founded in 1998 by

Linda Ginzel and Boaz Keysar following the death of theirson in a recalled portable crib, KID’s mission is to promotethe development of safer children’s products, advocate forchildren and educate the public, especially parents andcaregivers, about dangerous children’s products. The work

of KID is done in loving memory of Danny Keysar and allvictims of dangerous juvenile products. This is the annual

report for the fiscal year ending May 31, 2015.

KID STAFF

Nancy A. CowlesExecutive Director

Karen Yellen DillonDirector of Development

Laura M NikolovskaProgram Director

I have been a supporter of KID for many years. If each of us makes a monetary contribution, regardless of the size, and gets at least one family to sign-up for KID's recall e-mail alerts we are certain to make a positive impact on the lives of all the children we love and children everywhere.

Susan Nied, KID Board Member

YOUNG PROFESSIONAL BOARD

Michael Bagnoli

Melissa Bocker

Hannah Costigan-Cowles

Maggie Jones

Jason Kamimoto

Jasmine Kwong

Archita Singh

Dear Friend,

We are your voice on safety. Whether testifying before legislative bodies or regulators,serving in organizations such as such as the Midwest Injury Prevention Alliance or theInternational Consumer Product Health and Safety Organization, or talking to a local childcare association, KID speaks for safety for all children.

Near the start of the fiscal year featured in this annual report, KID testified at the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) on recommendations for the agency’sagenda and priorities for the coming year. That testimony helped frame our priorities for theyear as well: effective recalls, safe sleep, strong standards and preventing furniture tip-overs.

Our mission to promote the development of safer products, advocate for children and educate the public about children’s product safety guided our actions this year. Read about our outreach to child care providers and new parents. Follow along with one team inKID’s TEST program as they design innovative solutions to current hazards. And see howyour voice, added to KID’s and joined to our coalition members, helped convince theIllinois House to vote to ban the sale of crib bumper pads. Now we just need to be louder for the Senate and others to hear us too!

KID is helping ensure all kids are surrounded by safe environments, so they can and will experience a more fearless tomorrow. We are grateful for your support of our lifesaving work.

Nancy Cowles, Executive Director

KID EDUCATES PARENTS AND CAREGIVERS, GIVING THEMTHE TOOLS THEY NEED TOKEEP CHILDREN SAFE. IN FY15:

KID hosted our safety workshopCREATING SAFE ENVIRONMENTS FOR CHILDREN

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parents, caregivers &healthcare professionals

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Through our education & outreachefforts, we put

brochures, flyers, and postcardsin the hands of parents and caregivers

Our team published more thanarticles & blogs online, deliveringreliable, user-friendly information to parents and caregivers everywhere

We attended 20 communityevents and connected one on one with

hundreds of caregivers

KID connects to over 10,000people online through social media

But we still have ONE GOAL:To prevent death and injury as aresult of unsafe and recalled products to our most vulnerable consumers – our children.

KID IS A VALUED PARTNER TO HEALTH AND SAFETY ORGANIZATIONS IN CHICAGO AND AROUND THE COUNTRY.

Since 2011, KID has attended theCommunity Baby Shower at PrenticeHospital in Chicago. This year KID dis-tributed 500 new mom safety kits at theevent. Jill Stein, Resource Coordinator atNorthwestern Medical Group, had thefollowing to say about the event andwhy KID’s presence is necessary.

How did you get connected to KID? My mother in law was actually a colleague of Linda and Boaz (KIDfounders) for some time and my owndaughter was born just days after theirson Danny’s death. So from the onset ofbeing a parent, I knew how importantand how real the issue of product safetywas. Sadly, it is an often overlooked orignored topic for parents and caregivers.

That’s why when I took over the biannualCommunity Baby Shower at Prenticethree years ago, I was thrilled to see KIDalready a part of the event. I have triedto make the baby shower a one-stopshop for parents where they can go seeall the resources and support availableto them. KID is definitely one of thosevital resources.

Why is it important for KID to be atthese community outreach events? In my opinion, KID brings awareness toa topic that parents and caregivers mightotherwise overlook. There is just such alearning curve for new parents; so muchinformation to know and not nearly thetime to know it all. KID’s presence atcommunity events like the Prentice BabyShower help bridge that gap.

What is KID bringing to the table? Without KID, parents wouldn’t have easyaccess to this information. What’s more,they wouldn’t even know they neededthis information and as a result, theywould never get it. KID helps to bringimportant attention to this often over- looked, but very real issue.

This mother takes home a KID safety kitfrom the Mt Sinai Hospital CommunityBaby Shower in May 2015.

Media, regulators, advocates and industry look to the KID annual report on chil-dren’s product recalls for important data on hazards, recall effectiveness and safety.

A Decade of Data: An In-depth Look at2014 and a Ten-Year Retrospective on Children’s Product Recalls reviewed recalldata from the US Consumer ProductSafety Commission (CPSC) for 2014and the prior nine years.

The report found that incidents, injuries,the recalls and the deaths related to themhave decreased. A review of trends overthe past decade show that new mandatory standards required by the2008 Consumer Product SafetyImprovement Act (CPSIA) and “Danny’sLaw” reduced deaths and recalls of theregulated products. There was howeveronly small progress toward gettingrecalled products out of homes. Eightypercent of recalled products are unaccounted for – many still in use.

Stronger standards, port surveillanceand testing requirements have reducedrecalls and improved safety. We needto keep strengthening that safety netand address the gap between recallinga product and getting it out of our homes.

The report was widely covered bymedia and referenced often throughoutthe year in discussions on improvingrecall effectiveness.

KidsInDanger.org

KID RESEARCH CONTINUES TO DRIVE NATIONAL DISCUSSIONON RECALL EFFECTIVENESS.

KID’S VOICE IS STRONGER THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS.

Building strong coalitions allows oursmall organization to tackle big issues.From broad national coalitions focusingon CPSC oversight and congressionalaction to a strong statewide coalition inIllinois working on safe sleep, KIDengages partners in our work.

SAFE SLEEPBumper pads are involved in dozens of deaths and contribute greatly to confusion over the safe sleep messagethat “Bare is Best.” Our coalition, withleadership from KID, Illinois Action forChildren, SIDS of Illinois, EverthriveIllinois and others, passed legislation in the Illinois House, sponsored by Rep.Emily McAsey, to extend Chicago’s banstatewide. However, opposition frommanufacturers thwarted the efforts inthe Senate. Progress continues regard-less with retailers such as IKEA andTarget stopping the sale of cribbumpers.

FURNITURE SAFETYKID partners with Shane’s Foundationto reach parents with information on keeping their children safe from fallingdressers, TV’s and other furniture. We helped CPSC develop and promotetheir Anchor It! campaign urging the use of anchoring straps. For long-term solutions, we participate in ASTMInternational standard setting processto encourage the development of furniture that is less likely to tip.

AND MORE...There were other emerging issues this year that drew our attention. KID joinedan ASTM standards group looking atlaundry packets after thousands ofinjuries occurred when children handled or bit into these toxic littlepackages. Similarly, KID supports legislation introduced in Congress toprotect children from liquid nicotinenow available widely with the adventof e-cigarettes.

Your voice is vital to our success asadvocates for safety. KID has launchedthe KID Action Team – giving you a wayto influence policy makers, the mediaand businesses to put child safety first.Sign up at www.kidsindanger.org andbe a part of our team.

TEST [TEACH EARLY SAFETY TRAINING]

“Our partnership with KID is an important part of our mission

of educating human-centered design innovators.”

Walter HerbstClinical Professor, Mechanical

Engineering Segal Design Institute at theMcCormick School of Engineering

KID’s TEST program is unique – bring-ing the principles of design safety toundergraduate engineering studentsthrough real world hazard scenariosand design projects. How does theproject promote safer products?

LET’S FOLLOW ONE TEAM:A team of four students is given this scenario: Everyday 40 children underthe age of 18 are sent to the emergencyroom when a piece of furniture like adresser or bookcase tips over ontothem. The goal of this project is preventfurniture tip overs through productdesign and testing. Can you design apiece of furniture for a child’s room thatreduces the risk of tip-over?

The team researched injury data andthe current market. They bought a dresser from IKEA – a common choicefor a child’s room -- and redesigned it to have a trapezoid shape – changingthe center of gravity and greatly reducing the risk of tip-over.

The students learned lessons on designsafety, end users, foreseeable use, standards and pre-market testing.

When these students graduate andwork in industry, they will bring extrainsights to design that will make future products safer. Each year at

Northwestern University alone, KIDworks with almost 100 students on various projects. We also work withteams at University of Michigan, HarveyMudd College and others.

Stepping back for a wider view,industry, CPSC and those in the productsafety field also get viable solutions toseemingly intractable problems. CPSCrequested this prototype and used it tohighlight one approach to reducing tip-over injuries. Three other teams cameup with equally viable solutions. And thisis just one set of projects – KID alsolooked at stroller and high chair safetyalong with microwave scalds and ingestion of laundry packets. KID sharesproject prototypes with standard settingorganizations, manufacturers and CPSCto help in developing safer products in the future.

KID’S 2015 BEST FRIEND AWARD REACHES NEW HEIGHTS.

With a spectacular view from the 80thfloor of Chicago’s iconic Aon building,over 260 friends and supporters of KIDgathered at the Mid-America Club to celebrate and honor our Best FriendAward recipient, Barbara Guthrie,Underwriter Laboratories’ Chief PublicSafety Officer. Guthrie serves as keyspokesperson representing UL on majorglobal safety initiatives.

“KID has what it takes. I would encour-age anyone who values the safety of ourchildren to support KID. Together we canall make the world a safer place,” saysGuthrie. “When all kids die of old age,then our work is done.”

SPECIAL THANKS TO:OUR SPONSORSPlatinum: Underwriters Laboratories Inc.Gold: Abbott Laboratories, ExelonCorporation, Toys"R"Us, Inc. & TheToys“R”Us Children's FundSilver: Lester & Edna Shapiro FamilyFoundation, GATX Corporation

OUR GREAT CHICAGO CHEFSfor donating tasting portions of theirfavorite dishes: 312 Chicago, Beatrix,Delightful Pastries, Howells & Hood,Kinmont, Seven Bar and Restaurant,Smoque BBQ, South Water Kitchen, andthe Mid-America Club.

OUR EVENT COMMITTEEchaired by Leslie Batterson, DawnKasserman and Julius Rhodes, and all themany committee members and volunteerswho pulled off this great event. JaneMonzures, host of WGN’s Living HealthyChicago, emceed the event.

OUR DONORSwho contributed prizes for our auctionand raffle! (For a complete list, see theonline version of the annual report)

SAVETHE DATE

May 18, 2016 at the Mid America Club in Chicago. Join usfor KID’s Best Friend Award honoring Lisa Turano, VP LegalTurano Baking Company and the Turano Foundation. Check outthe KID website for details.

Michael BagnoliHunter Batterson Mckenna Batterson Sarah BeechyAsia BeyMelissa BockerChynna Calip Sarah ChusidGinny Costigan Hannah CostiganKatie CostiganLibby Costigan Lucy CostiganTodd Costigan Walter CostiganLauren DaurizioLaura Sharp Duff

Rich DuffJordan DurrettSophie Foster Chloe GremaudAlissa GriffinRoberta GoldnerJessica Hamilton Miriam HauserCynthia HerreraEllie JiangSarah Johnston Maggie JonesJason KamimotoAvi KeysarTomer KeysarJasmine Kwong

Jessi Lachance Sophia Qiong LiMiatli MewaraAthena NeofostitsosDarko Nikolovski

Matt RiceArchita SinghDiana SuderChris Tinsley Shana Willis

BEST FRIEND AWARD NIGHT VOLUNTEERS

CHAMPIONS [$15,000 & over]Reva & David Logan FoundationUnderwriters Laboratories Inc.

DEFENDERS [$10,000 - $14,999]Abbott LaboratoriesExelon CorporationLinda Ginzel & Boaz KeysarToys"R"Us, Inc. & the Toys“R”UsChildren's Fund Inc.University of Chicago Booth School ofBusiness Charity Auction

PROTECTORS [$5,000 - $9,999]GATX CorporationGiving LibraryLester & Edna Shapiro FamilyFoundationThe Turano FoundationTomasik Kotin Kasserman LLC

HEROES [$2,500 - $4,999]BreathableBabyJoshua S. DillonSonny Garg & Julia HarrisWilliam & Susan Goldin-MeadowHalo InnovationsLaw Bulletin InteractiveKristine & Brian ThielTurano Baking Company

ADVOCATES [$1,000 - $2,499]Sally BlountSteve & Rita CevaalCuda Law Offices, Ltd.Kay Deaux & Sam Glucksberg, Kim & BJ EtscheidThe Fama Family Charitable FundAshlee FoxMyung Ja GinzelGrowth Squared Consulting LLCHealth World Education, Inc.Laurence E. Herman FoundationRick Larrick & Cynthia MonarrezFrance Leclerc & Richard ThalerPerry Lentine & Heather MasonMazzetta Company, LLCDick Moll* (deceased)Donna Morros & Robert WeinsteinSusan NiedKristina & Daniel PaschallBarbara PassyPhilip H. Corboy FoundationBill PrinzmetalThe Romano Family Foundation

ADVOCATES [continued]Dan ShapiroDr. Karen SheehanMarc & Noa ShindermanSteven & Leslie SwibelDr. & Mrs. Robert TanzTNG - The Networking GroupJames VandermeerGeorge Wu & Penny VisserEllen & Andrew WellerDrew & Jen WellerWintrust BankWade & Kim Zylke

SUSTAINERS [$500- $999]Lucia AnnunzioMichael BagnoliKenneth BardachSarah & Omri Ben-ShaharTim & Krista BollnowLinda Erf SwiftAlon & Ayelet FishbachAnne Henly & Howard NusbaumBob & Fran HughesMarc & Jaime KnezPatricia La MalfaGeoffrey & Laura PhillipsDr. Kyran QuinlanJudy & Mark SageCaroline Shoenberger

GUARDIANS [$250- $499]Pam Abrams & Paul KligfieldSusan AllenAdmati & David Anat KrepsLeslie & Blake BattersonRay & Susan BlackMelissa BockerPaul BogdanskiVincent BrabandJeanne BrettPam BroderJerry Davis & Christie BrownDavid Chizewer & Debbie MusikerChizewer Elizabeth CorneliusMatt CushingAmy DykstraEllen A. Rudnick & Paul W. EarleJonathan Eig & Jennifer TescherMarla Felcher & Max BazermanJoseph FodorRobert & Allyson GaragiolaSandhya Garg & Mark SasseDaniel Gilbert & Marilyn Oliphant

GUARDIANS [continued]Jim & Jenny GillespieAvigail Goldgraber & Aaron KeyakElissa & Craig GoldsmithNoah Goldstein & Jenessa ShapiroHoward & Kaye HaasSteve & Cathy HaasJennifer & Jeff HaiduJulia Henly & Bernd WittenbrinkGabriel HerreroPaul KarabushMiriam Kass & Rob HochmanBradford & Bethany KeownBarack Ferrazzano Kirschbaum &Nagelberg LLPStephanie KlineSharon KnechtKendall LaRueDonald Learner Family FoundationBarry Lesht & Kay SchichtelSusan & Michael LevineKevin LyonsDon MaysPaula & Patrick McEvoyMichelle Million & Michael RanneyMolly MaidTed & Penelope MulchNaturepedicClaudia PereiraDr. Elizabeth PowellJulius & Linda RhodesDarrell & Beth RigelFredda & Burt SageTim & Jill SchlindweinHolly SchrothElizabeth & Jeffrey SchuttlerNancy & Gregg SeilerCarol SenderowitzAnita & Bob SmithAbigail & Jason SussmanWayne & Judy ThomasTimothy & Jennifer TomasikBrooks WatsonMichele & Henning WitteRichard Wood

ALLIES [$100- $249]Robert AdlerRobert & Judy AppelbaumVineet AroraDavid BakerJeff BattersonAyelet & Itzhak Ben-DavidRobert BernsteinJoanne Gilbert & Mike Bishop

THANK YOUWe are most grateful to all of our donors and knowwe couldn’t do our work without your support. Because of you, KID is working to ensure all kids aresurrounded by safe environments.

ALLIES [continued]Greg BogdanskiJudith BogdanskiTom BollnowJohn BrandstetterLinda BrandtCharlene & Scott BryeansDan CampbellKathleen Carpenter & Jack GouldHeather & Eugene CarusoElisabeth & Dan CaseKaren CassonJess & Paul ChoiStephanie & Richard CiriglianoThomas ClarkDavid & Mary CostiganGinny & Todd CostiganHannah CostiganDavid & Darrah CousinoLinda Covington & Steven SlomanAriela Keysar, Peter Coy & EthanKeysar CoyCrawford Capital ManagementLiz & Bill CullenDavid CunninghamHarry & Suzanne DavisWendy DawsonGuy & Helen DelmasKaren Yellen DillonNancy & Tom DonleyRhonda DuffautJudy DunneMary English & Ellen WildmanMary Ellen FiseMary FoxKevin & Jojie GallagherPingyang & Audrey GaoMargaret GiffinMcKenzie GillisClark & Nancy GilpinCara GizziMatt Glucksberg & Harriet StratisWilliam & Margaret GoldsteinAustan Goolsbee & Robin WintersAnne GradySally Greenberg & Abbe SmithScott GroberskiChristina & Adam HachikianJames HarisiadesJohn & Mary HarringtonH. Reed Harris & Pamela HoxseyNancy HayesRachel HayesHeaven & Hell Boot Camp INC

ALLIES [continued]Here's Wings Skokie LLCRachel HirshRobin HogarthZita HoldenJudith Maas & Howard SilverPatrick HughesDana JacoberJustGiveGail KalinichSteve Kaplan & Carol RubinJanel & Mark KarcherKaren & Daniel KardatzkeLucie KassermanLeslie KayRick & Tracy KeigwinShelley & Edward KellerKay KendallKatie Kinzler & Zach CloptonCarol KnipperKenneth & Diana KranzEdward & Barbara LambkeDiane LeemingKarin & David LindgrenMatt & Sara LogarJoseph LombardoGeorge MarcxewskiJeanne Marsh & Steve ShevellCarmen MartiPaul & Colleen MazzettaCatherine McManmonAndrew MicheliMildred F. MillerStephen & Charmaine MillerKen MollJoseph & Leah MorrosHelen Morse & Fritz SkeenJason NadziejkoSusan NagelMindy NagorskySreeram & Leslie NairAromie Noe & Halsey RogersLisa OlneyMary Ann & Joe OppermanAraceli PantojaSharon Parke & Peter LittonBlasine PenkowskiMitchell & Beverly PetersenKitty & Mike PilarzRobert & Pamela PoleTracy & Eugene PolmuellerSusan & William PopaJames RabinowitzCarol RadackPaul Rathouz & Liz JacobsOscar RomeroScott RosenfelderJeff Ruby & Sarah AbellaLucy Salenger & Marvin Zonis Karen Salmon & Eric GartonHannah & Max Sayah

ALLIES [continued]Laura Sharp DuffBarbara & Michael SimonSheri SingerKami SnowbargerLeonard & Robin SofferBen & Susan SquiresKim StapletonJill & Josh SteinJennifer StellmannMark & Laura SternLinda Stone & Frank McGheeBryan & Jodi StuartPatrick SurdyZoe SusiceJeanne & Tom SzrombaKathy & Ken TalleringCyril Thiel Jr & Jaqueline ThielDaniel Towler & Cheryl WeeseAnne TremmelChoua VueLeah WadeKelly WattsElke Weber & Erik JohnsonEliza WeberJen WegenerRenee WeingardAmy WermertKate & Dylan WolinAmanda Woodward & AndrewCampbellJennifer WysockiDr. Steven YellenJill & Luigi ZingalesAndrew Zuckerman

SUPPORTERS [$50- $99]Nancy AllenDavid AnthonyShinobu AsanoSandra BanasMoshe BarJames & Dee BarrettGene BlancAileen & Guy BloomfieldMary Bradford & Dave HryszczukJoanne BregmanJay BronsteinMary Burke-PetersonJim Fernandez & Marisa CarrascoVirginia ChandlerMary ChuNicole CiaramellaCarol CohenStephan & Barbara CohnBarbara & Joel CooperElizabeth CostiganLucy Cowles-CostiganDavid CoxTim Cueno

THANK YOU

SUPPORTERS [continued]Adam CushingKaren CushingDaniel DierkingSonya DillonNancy DziewinskiKaryn EskenDebbie & John FallahayBob & Ann FarrMichelle FeldkampPeter & Bonnie FlanzerRachel FordDeborah FrankKacey FungCarla & Bob GoldbergThomas & Barbara GrauCatherine GrummerTheresa HaganJeff HansenBob & Nancy JacksonMitzi Joy & Sterling JonasMaggie JonesJack KassermanMara Katz & David FrankenPJ & Claire KirnerAl KorhornDonna KubyEmily KurtzJulieta La MalfaTom LevinsonDr. Jean Lipman-BlumenIrene LubinWayland LumGretchen MakoTracy MatteiChris & Adrianne MayMarion MeganckJay MeystelDonna MiedemaEd MillerJoe MohorovicMiffie NagorskyLaura NairPeg & Rog O'BrienStacey PalaskyPeggy PascalKristin Patton & John ColemanAnna PioneCarol Pollack & Howard NelsonMoshe PostoneAda RabinowitzJeff & Karen RaizenPeter & Marilyn RasmussenEileen RedicanMichelle ReinenShanna Roehrborm

SUPPORTERS [continued]Peggy RubensteinDennis & Cathy RuffBonnie RuliffsonBrad & Juliana SageSchakowsky for CongressMiriam & Harvey SchillerRhonda SeelingerDeepa ShankarVincent & Christine SolanoBrian & Heather SpangMarion SynowiecJo ThorgersenStephanie ThurstonKelly TilstraCarol UngarettiChrista Van ErmenDaniel VerakisLisa VetterJim & Woody WardBeth WolcottDeb WoodsAnastasia ZakolyukinaAmy Zimmerman

FRIENDS [$1- $49]Kathy AllenMaria AvitiaMartina BettlachCindy & Gene BockenstedtCindy BolnickMary & Morris BotrosChitra BudhuDenise CaraccioloMaria CasciariWalter ChoromanskiSarah ChusidSue CohenAnna CohnMaryjane ColeMari CondonAmy CordellJoe Costigan & Nancy CowlesJeanette DaceyKyallee DalrympleLauren DaurizioCarol DeDonckerSusan DeRagonJennifer & Jefferson Duncan CoxDiane DuncanSandy DykstraMelissa EllisDebra EngelsRosa FergusonKimberly FischerKimberly FortinoElliot & Tamar Frolichstein-AppelNicole FuribondoLisa GarbisLauren Beth GashDani GloverMaureen GlynnMarty GoldJennifer GrgantoSandra Guilford

FRIENDS [continued]Barbara GuthrieNadine HalusicLyle HandelandJulia HennellyKathleen HerbachRachael HernandezRichard HochschildMarci HofnerJune HuangJamba JuiceBrian JohnsonGinny JonesCindy & Andrew KaczmarekAmy KellyJoseph KesnerRick KleinDeena KleinmanMichael KramerJasmine KwongMargaret LaverackRebecca LevinMario Jorge LucasChristine MacDougallCarol MachaNancy MantynbandSusan McCabeKaren McCarthyToni McBainSharon MochelMichelle MoriartyRich MoscatoFred MurmanCynthia MurrayLaura NovotnyJan OlbrandLori PerrettaBecci PfeifferMichelle PressMitch & Ruth RabinKara RambkeJan RannacherDanna RichardsonJill RinozziMichael RizzoVincent & Jennifer RoccoLuis RomanLaura & Michael RosenthalJohn RuskuskyAmy HillTheresa ScheferCynthia Schuch & Michael LynchHeather SchwertfegerRanda ShenodaShane SimsRebecca & Jeffrey SmithTracy SmithLauren TausteinJoanne & Brian ThierTim & Sherri TurnerEllen ValleraBrian WestendorfJoyce WongElvin YavuzSharon AbendschoenDavid Zivan

THANK YOU

IN-KIND RAFFLE AND AUCTION DONORSA10ABT Electronics, Inc.Arthur Murray Dance CenterBBQ PitBottles & CansBroadway in ChicagoChicago A CapellaChicago BullsChicago Shakespeare TheaterChick-Fil-AClassic KidsComedy SportzDavid's TeaDelightful Pastries – Jefferson ParkDiversey River BowlDouglas J AvedaDuPage Children's MuseumEmbellish ChicagoEveline's Hair EliteFurla StudiosGage RestaurantGreenline CoffeeHaloHarper TheatreHazel BoutiqueHub 51Hyatt-Hyde ParkJa GrillJane Miller GalleryKids Science LabKiva Day SpaKohl Children's Museum

THANK YOU

Krista McGannLive NationLou Malnati's PizzaLyric Opera of ChicagoMarriott Theatre in LincolnshireMerchant & RhoadesNecessitiesOak Park Micro Brew ReviewOld Town School of Folk MusicOtterboxParis ClubParkChopPops for ChampagnePorkChopsRPM ItalianSapphire SkyStrollers & StilettosSunda New AsianSunset FoodsTash FitnessThe Henry FordThe PromontoryThe Service Club of ChicagoThe Steve Harvey ShowThomas Fallon PhotographyTrellisTumiUniversal Wellness SourceWines for HumanityWTTW11 - 98.7WFMT

SUMMARY OF EXPENSES

Program 83%

Administrative 17%

SUMMARY OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS OF MAY 31, 2015

AssetsCurrent Assets $112,886Fixed Assets $ 2,093

Total Assets $114,979

Liabilities & Net AssetsCurrent Liabilities $ 9,364Unrestricted Net Assets $ 92,533

Restricted Net Assets $ 13,082

Total Liabilities & Net Assets $114,979

SUMMARY OF REVENUES & EXPENSES

Unrestricted Net Assets SupportNet Fundraising Support $ 52,624Public Contributions $146,425Interest Income $ 131

Total Support $266,275

ExpensesProgram Services $193,699Administration $ 40,273

Total Expenses $233,972

Increase in Net Assets $ 32,303

SOURCES OF SUPPORT

Individuals 59%

Corporations 29%

Foundation 12%

FINANCIAL FY15

CORPORATE MATCHINGGIFTSAon FoundationThe Boeing CompanyGE FoundationGraingerMattel Children's FoundationPitney Bowes - Global Impact

IN-KIND DONATIONSPeggy Groves Design William CorlessJB Graphics Amy Cordell Design Devyani Seth MB Classics University of Chicago Gleacher Center Wolfgang Puck Catering Gopho Collective

THANK YOU

Members of the KID Running Team participated inthe Run Forest Run 5K and 10K in September inAurora, Illinois and the Edwards Hospital Marathon and Half Marathon in Naperville in November.

Evaline BaiLaura Baron McKenna Batterson Sarah Beechy Asia Bey Chynna CalipCatherine Callahan Alexis CarrilloZhuyi ChenJordan DurrettRoberta Goldner Alissa Griffin Brad GroebeCynthia Herrera

KID FOUNDERS RECOGNIZED BY LURIE CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL.KID founders Linda Ginzel and Boaz Keysar received the first ever Hope and CourageAward for Community Advocates fromAnn & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital onFriday October 10, 2014. The award waspresented by Chicago’s First Lady, Amy Rule.Pictured: Boaz Keysar, Ann Lurie & Linda Ginzel

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