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As part of its 2016-17 Dream Big – Making a Difference initiative, the Foundation entered into a partnership with the Robotics Club at Lake Park High School. The goal of this partnership is to provide the financial support to grow the robotics program and support classroom STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) concepts while fostering the lifelong skills of teamwork, leadership, communication, computer programming and more.

To compete in a VEX Robotics Competition, students use VEX robotics components to design and build their robots. The VEX competition, operated by the Robotics Education and Competition Foundation, has inspired students worldwide to pursue STEM-related education and career paths. Tournaments are held year-round at the regional, state, and national levels and culminate at the VEX Robotics World Championship each April. The VEX state-of-the art robotics system takes the inspiration from these competitions to nurture STEM education and creativity in the classroom.

Lake Park has already seen the benefits of participation in this program. In its first year, the Lake Park Robotics Team took 2nd Place at the Nequa Valley Tournament and received the prestigious Judges Award at the Illinois State Tournament. Club membership has grown as has participation in Lake Park Technology and Engineering Classes.

The following pages provide additional information about what the Foundation is doing to make a difference at Lake Park, so please read on. >>

Another Successful Year!2016-17 was another very productive year for the Lake Park High School Educational Foundation. Dedicated to the mission of supporting and enhancing the opportunities and educational experiences of students and staff members at Lake Park High School, the Foundation continued to provide programs and services for students and staff members as well as hosting a variety of fund-raising programs to help it achieve its mission.

CONTACT US:Lake Park High School Educational Foundation590 South Medinah RoadRoselle, Illinois 60172

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Rebecca Wyatt rwyatt@lphs.org(630) 295-5264www.lphs.org/foundation

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Robotics club students use their originally-designed robots to complete a complex task, such as throwing a foam marker over a wall.

Robotics club students competing at the regional tourna-ment pitting their creation against other schools.

Foundation Establishes Robotics Partnership

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“I am honored to be a recipient of a Foundation

scholarship. Because of your support, I am the first in my family to attend college. While growing up in a less privileged family has presented certain financial challenges, it has also helped me realize the value of a college education. My educational pursuits would not have been possible without your generous support.”

“I am honored to have received a Foundation scholarship. I hope to one day give back to Lake Park through service and generosity. Again, I greatly appreciate the opportunity to receive this scholarship.”

“It is because of your scholarship that I am one step closer to fulfilling a dream. Your scholarship will relieve some of the financial pressure in going to college. I cannot wait to see where this journey will take me.”

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Funds for Excellence Grants

OFFICERSDavid Victor, President

Karen Probst, Vice-President

Dean Bladel, Treasurer

Anne Coppola, Secretary

TRUSTEESClaire Adachi

Niko Callas

Helen Figaro

Ann Nebel

Lynne Panega

David Pileski

Kara Roll

Alex Tumminaro

Shyam Upadhyay

Rebecca Wyatt, Exec. Director

New Foundation Board Members The Foundation will welcome two new members to its Board beginning with the 2017-18 school year. Todd Mickley will be replacing retiring faculty Board member Kara Roll as the Foundation’s teacher representative and Christiana Gatbunton, Class of 2019, will be joining the Foundation Board as a student representative.

Lake Park High School Educational Foundation // 2016-2017 ANNUAL REPORT

EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION BOARD This year the Foundation

awarded 28 scholarships to help students pursuing their education after graduation from high

school. Since 2010 the Foundation has awarded 154

scholarships totaling $129,350. The number of scholarships offered this year was enhanced by a $7,500 grant from the Gene Haas Foundation that enabled the Foundation to award four $1,000 scholarships to graduating seniors pursuing training on computer numerical control (CNC) machines to close the skills gap in U.S. manufacturing jobs. Funds from this grant will be used to offer scholarships again in 2017-18 and a new Alumni Scholarship will also be offered to students next year. Individuals can support the Foundation’s scholarship efforts by donating directly to one of five Foundation scholarships, or they can create an annual scholarship in honor or memory of a loved one. The Foundation will publicize, administer, and work with the donor to determine selection criteria. The benefit of the Foundation’s scholarship program may best be expressed by three recent scholarship recipients:

ABOUT OUR COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS

COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS:

$21,250COLLEGE

SCHOLARSHIPS:

$21,250

FUNDS FOR EXCELLENCE GRANTS INFORMATION

The Funds for Excellence program continues to be an important means to help teachers obtain support, materials, and equipment for innovative ideas and instructional approaches that are beyond the means of the regular school district budget. This year, the Foundation awarded teacher-developed grants to purchase 45 wrist-based heart-

rate monitors for classroom use by physical education students, to purchase speakers and amplifiers for the jazz band, to purchase television monitors for use in advanced mathematics classrooms, and to support student attendance in a leadership skill-development program sponsored by Rotary International. Since 2011, the Foundation has awarded over $80,500 in grants to directly aid teachers and students.

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Emergency Need and Support Fund $6,001

Upper level math teachers are able to demonstrate on a flat screen television how a graphing calculator can be used to solve complex math problems.

Physical Education students view progress in meeting their heart-rate target area and use feedback stored by their teacher to monitor cardio training progress. The heart-rate monitors and teacher iPads were purchased through a Foundation grant.

BUSINESSES, INDIVIDUALS, AND COMPANIES MAKING DONATIONS TO SUPPORT VARIOUS FOUNDATION PROGRAMS/EVENTSAnyway’s Grill and PubMr. & Mrs. BassoLaura BladelTina BojonBella Capelli’s Salon & SpaBloomingdale Animal HospitalBloomingdale Golf ClubBloomingdale Park DistrictBrunch CaféBrookfield ZooCapital GenealogyChicago BearsCollege of DuPage – McAninch Arts CenterCooper’s HawkChicago PastryAnne CoppolaTim CzubaDino’s CaféEaglewood Resort & SpaFriendly FordGeorgio’s Chicago Pizzeria & PubDenise GlennonGolf GalaxyGraham’s ChocolatesGreek IslandsHair by GraceHelen FigaroHilton Garden Inn – AddisonHit It! FitnessHollywood Blvd. Movie TheaterHR ImagingiPic TheaterItasca Park DistrictJohn and Tony’sCliff KorrollLake Bark CafeLake Park Band AuxiliaryLake Park Booster ClubLake Park Choral Parent AssociationLake Park High SchoolLake Park Math DepartmentLake Park Theatre ProgramLake Park Woods ClassesLou Malnati’sLynfred Winery1913 RestaurantParamount TheatrePinstripesPlatt Hill NurseryKaren ProbstRenee RobertoRuth’s Chris Steak HouseSam’s ClubSchaumburg BoomersSchaumburg Park DistrictJeanne TaschTasting deVineTopgolfTree GuysVertical EndeavorsVillage Tavern and Grill, Carol StreamVillage Tavern and Grill, SchaumburgWild NailsPaula Winfield

The Emergency Need and Support Fund provides assistance for school- related expenses to Lake Park students in financial need. The Fund also provides free breakfast and lunch coupons for students whose families are facing financial

challenges but do not qualify for the federal free/reduced lunch program.

By also assisting students in need with field trip, SAT prep class, and Advanced Placement exam costs, the Emergency Need and Support Fund exemplifies the Foundation goals of making a difference for students and helping them dream of doing things that would be financially difficult for them to achieve without support of the fund.

Recent thank you notes from three students and a parent illustrate the impact of the program:

“I greatly appreciate the Foundation for providing me with the opportunity to take the SAT prep class. I learned all the important strategies and techniques

and what to expect on the test. As a result, I felt more prepared to take the SAT…and my final score went up from the practice tests.”

“I want to thank the Lake Park Educational Foundation for providing AP test scholarships. By taking the AP tests I now have more opportunities for going forward with my college education. I was given an incredible opportunity to succeed.”

“Thank you so much for the opportunity to take the AP exams! I would not have been able to take them without your help. My scores on the AP exams will help me when I get to college because I will receive credit for some classes before I begin.”

“I want to thank the Foundation for helping my daughter take the SAT class. It was clearly obvious that it helped her. Her score was raised 160 points from when she took the practice SAT earlier in the year.”

EMERGENCY NEED AND SUPPORT FUND

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Each year the Foundation recognizes students and a faculty and classified staff member for their excellence, leadership, and achievement in a Spirit of Excellence banquet program that also honors alumni who have gone on to achieve distinction in their careers. The senior students recognized at this annual program for demonstrating the Characteristics of the Ideal Lake Park Graduate were nominated for consideration by teachers, counselors, and parents. This year’s three distinguished alums, Sam Bettis, Director of Laboratory Operations at

Tempus, a medical technology company; Dr. Brian Kalish, Research and Clinical Fellow in neonatal-perinatal medicine at Harvard Medical School; and Dr. Joseph Sterbis, Program Director for the Urology Residency at Tripler Army Medical Center, spent the day with students reflecting on their high school years and sharing insights on what allowed them to achieve success in their lives. The Spirit of Excellence program continues to be a major community event showcasing the quality of the Lake Park educational experience both past and present.

Spirit of Excellence Program

Annual Golf OutingThe Foundation held its annual golf outing on June 19 at picturesque Bloomingdale Golf Club. Thirty-six golfers participated in this year’s outing

and then enjoyed a dinner overlooking the beauty of the course on a picture-perfect day. Golf Outing sponsors whose generosity helped make the day a wonderful experience were Arcon & Associates, Inc., Art-Flo, BSN Sports, Comfort Services, Inc., Eder Casella & Co., Imagetec, The Larson Company, Performance Services, Inc., Ramcel Precision Stamping & Manufacturing, Relish Catering Kitchen, Robbins Schwartz, Sodexo, Tandus, Trophies by George, and Vanguard Energy Services.

COMMENCEMENT BOX SUITES

GOLF CLASSIC INFORMATION

2017 SPIRIT OF EXCELLENCE

HONOREES

SUPPORT THE SPIRIT OF

EXCELLENCE

STUDENT HONOREES

Shana Abraham

Emily Bian

Niko Callas

Amelia Cammy

Giuliano Catalano

Miles DeWaele

Gina Didonna

Gizelle Guinto

Josh Henry

Alyssa Kuman

Brooke Maloney

Natalie Morales

Sameer Pardiwala

Casey Samagalsky

Claudia Sandine

Elena Sgarbossa

Emilia Wojcikowski

Courtney Worchester

Benjamin Zimmerman

FACULTY/STAFF HONOREES

Chris Benak

Tish Petrucci

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F O U N D A T I O N P R O G R A M S

2017 Spirit of Excellence student Casey Samagalsky with Bill Roloff, the Lake Park teacher she chose as being a significant influence.

Commencement Box SuitesEach year the Lake Park High School Educational Foundation offers box suites to parents at graduation. This year, proceeds

from the sale of box suites netted a profit of $4,619. Families purchasing a box suite are given preferred parking and a place to take in the graduation ceremony in a reserved setting with family members while enjoying refreshments provided by the Foundation.

2017 Distinguished Alums and their influential Lake Park teachers

2017 Spirit of Excellence Students

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On December 9, 2016, the East Campus cafeteria was transformed into a magical place where parents and community members could sample from an elegant menu of winter tasting delights prepared by Lake Park culinary arts students. Prior to attending the drama production of “A Charlie Brown Christmas,” evening guests had an opportunity to participate in a silent auction that raised more than $5,580 to support various Foundation projects. Mark your calendars for this year’s Night of Fine Dining and Theatre on December 15, 2017. As part of the dinner package, guests will receive reserved seating to the winter play, “Miracle on 34th Street.”

Night of Fine Dining and Theatre

NIGHT OF FINE DINING & THEATRE

Upcoming Foundation EventsMark your calendars to be a part of these exciting events!

Night of Fine Dining & Theatre and Silent Auction December 15, 2017 East Campus

Spirit of Excellence Dinner April 19, 2018 Medinah Shriners

Commencement Box Suites May 31, 2018 Sears Center

Annual Golf Outing June 13, 2018 Bloomingdale Golf Club

THE FOLLOWING VOLUNTEERS WERE INDISPENSIBLE IN ASSISTING WITH ONE OR MORE OF THIS YEAR’S FOUNDATION EVENTS:

Anna Abbinante

Sherri Anderson

Laura Bladel

Mark Boroughf

Kay Cahill

Michael Chabalowski

Lori D’Anza

Marjorie Frank

John Gouriotis

Virginia Harper

Jennifer Henderson

Darlene Itoh

Doreen Keen

Lake Park Art Club

Lake Park Culinary Students

Lake Park Custodial/Maintenance Staff

Lake Park Jazz Ensemble

Lake Park NHS Students

Lake Park Robotics Club

Lake Park Technology & Engineering

Students

Dan Lobraco

Patrice Lovelace

Todd Mickley

Dominic Manola

Bob Marino

Frank Matas

Ernest Morales

Tim Noverini

Jeff O’Connell

Nancy Oswald

Deb Peltz

Jake Pritcher

Dan Probst

Laura Probst

Joanne Pusateri

Mandy Reaves

Jim Roberts

Chris Roll

Kate Roll

Peter Roll

Kelly Sheridan

Ian Smith

Eric Uppling

Paula Winfield

Voices of Lake Park

Lauren Zalon

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The Foundation recently entered into a partnership with That’s Caring that will enable it to earn 20% from each purchase

from this company. That’s Caring offers unique gifts, including baked goods, wine & cheese baskets, and confections that make wonderful gifts. As an added benefit, part of the proceeds from each sale helps feed local children through the Northern Illinois Food Bank Weekend Bag Program.

Visit the Foundation’s That’s Caring page, here and find the perfect gift!

The Foundation has partnered with Amazon that will allow it to earn a percentage

on all purchases made using Amazon Smile. To help the Foundation, start each online shopping trip at Amazon Smile and make the Lake Park Educational Foundation your preferred charity.

To learn more, click here.

Foundation Members and Volunteers Assist at the Northern Illinois Food Bank

In an effort to reach out to those in need and to provide community support, members of the Lake Park Educational Foundation and volunteers assisted at the Northern Illinois Food Bank. Through their efforts, they were able to pack 805 backpacks and 3,500 pounds of food which would provide 10,967 meals for needy northern Illinois families.

Members of the Foundation also participated in Lake Park’s Make A Difference Day by volunteering with Phil’s Friends, an organization that provides support and hope to those affected by cancer.

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That’s Caring and Amazon Smile Partnerships

INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES SPONSORING SCHOLARSHIPSAltier Family

Dr. Gary Annunziata

Barclay Family

Family of Scott Bradley

Family of Daniel Christophe, Jr.

Joe Cychosz

Family of Amanda Dombrowski

Family of Gaylon H. Elliott

Family of Chris Frizzelle

Family of Donald Lovelace

ORGANIZATIONS SPONSORING SCHOLARSHIPSGene Haas Foundation

Lake Park Badminton/Tennis Teams and Dorothy Hildebrandt

Lake Park Italian-American Club

Lake Park Soccer Club

Itasca Lions Club

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The Lake Park High School Educational Foundation relies on donations to fund the programs described in this report, like the Emergency Need and Support Fund, Funds for Excellence Grants, or one of the Foundation’s scholarships. Your generosity helps the Foundation support the quality of excellence at Lake Park that sets it apart from other schools and provides its students with a foundation for success in whatever endeavor they pursue. The Lake Park Educational Foundation is an independent 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Donations are tax-deductible and will be acknowledged with a letter for tax purposes. If you have any questions or wish to discuss a contribution, sponsorship, or planned gift, please contact Executive Director Rebecca Wyatt at (630) 295-5264 or at rwyatt@lphs.org. Your gift of any amount helps the Foundation achieve its mission of making a difference for the students, faculty, and staff of Lake Park High School!

MAKE A CONTRIBUTION on our secure website at www.lphs.org/foundation or send a check to Lake Park Educational Foundation, Lake Park High School,

590 South Medinah Road, Roselle, Illinois 60172, ATTN: Rebecca Wyatt. You may specify the program to which you wish to donate. Also, please let us know if your company provides a matching gift for your donation (contact us for assistance if you’re not sure).

BECOME AN ANNUAL SPONSOR and enable your company to support our students’ education while receiving significant recognition and visibility.

Companies may donate at various sponsorship levels. Contact Rebecca Wyatt at rwyatt@lphs.org or at (630) 295-5264 for details.

PARTICIPATE IN FOUNDATION EVENTS such as the Night of Fine Dining and Theatre, The Spirit of Excellence Awards Program, and the Annual Golf Outing.

PLANNED GIVING: Help ensure excellence at Lake Park High School for future students by naming the Lake Park High School Educational Foundation as a beneficiary in your will or estate plan. Your estate planning attorney will be able to assist your efforts in doing this. By notifying us of your desire to do this, we will be able to recognize you for your future gift and keep you informed about our activities.

VOLUNTEERING: The Lake Park High School Educational Foundation welcomes volunteers to plan or assist with one or more of its various programs.

Volunteers are always welcome and it is a good way to determine if working with the Foundation is something you would like to do on a more regular basis.

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FOUNDATION DONOR TESTIMONIALSFollowing is a sample of reasons why donors support the Lake Park Educational Foundation.

“I have always supported the Foundation in its

mission to help make Lake Park a better place. Two items that stand out in my mind are the Foundation’s commitment to fund projects for teachers’ curricular needs and providing lunches for students in need!”- Catherine Patzner, Lake Park Teacher

“I have long been a supporter of the Foundation and what it does. It’s a dynamic organization that provides quality programs and services for students and teachers.” - Larry Mings, Retired Lake Park Teacher

“I give to the Lake Park Educational Foundation because I know my donation directly impacts students at Lake Park. It is important to me to support an organization whose focus is helping, in various ways, the students I see every day in my classroom.” - Kristin Harrington, Lake Park Teacher

“I had the privilege of attending Lake Park from 1987-1991, Much of my professional success is due to the opportunities, mentoring, and fine academic instruction I received. I contribute to the Foundation because it is imperative that we support each other and ensure that our community’s students can achieve their full potential and further enrich our community.”- Eric Madiar, Attorney

Lake Park Distinguished Alum

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Foundation PartnersThrough their generous support, the following partners have helped the

Lake Park High School Educational Foundation achieve its goals by making a difference in the lives of students and staff members at Lake Park High School.

Corporate SponsorsGOLD SPONSOR - $5,000

SILVER SPONSOR - $3,000

BLUE SPONSOR - $1,000

WHITE SPONSOR - $500

                 

           

         

                 

           

         

                 

           

         

                 

           

         

                 

           

         

                 

           

         

                 

           

         

                 

           

         

                 

           

         

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Individual Donors The following individuals donated to support various Foundation programs.

It is through the generosity of these individuals that the Foundation was able to do the things it does in support of

Lake Park High School’s students, faculty, and community.

— STUDENTS, PARENTS, FRIENDS, COMMUNITY MEMBERS – $10,364 —

K. Scott AbramsEsteban AlegriaJillian AlonzoAmazon SmileAnonymousJoaquin AriasErin AustinSantiago BassoMargaret BednashJackson BehlesMark & Lynne BensonCharles & Carrie BerkichMatthew BerkshireSamuel BettisAparupa BhattacharyaMargaret BurnsNeal & Blythe CammyGianluca CarusoNicolas CarzoliCatherine Cassata

Leonido ChristopherJackson ClarkBrett ConradtTom & Valerie Della PennaChloe DwyerLiam EdgecombeEdyburn CorporationMichael EischenHelen FigaroCheyenne Fischer-ZimmermanForest Awards & EngravingSamuel GalanteRyan & Janice GatbuntonStephanie GebkaNicholas GemmatiAneesa GoyalAlexander GreenGuenther Gallery & DesignNathan HatterJennifer Hauser

Brooke HeitmanBenjamin HerringDorothy HildebrandtWalter James HusmilloSydney JonesEvan KarnerRobert KazenasNathan KleppBryce KochKohls Department StoresKatelynn KurtzLake Park Class of 1964Lake Park Class of 1996Caitlin LangMatthew LatoriaSamantha LentsChristopher LeonidoEric MadiarBrooke MaloneySusan Maloney

Shaun McDonaldJoshua MetoyerOlivia MiceliKelli MoyTyler MoyLuke NelsonEric OlsenMorgan OlsonPanera Bread, BloomingdaleAnishi PatelSahil PatelNicolas PelagioJorge PenaherreraMarlene PerezDavid PileskiEdyta PirogPortillo’s, BloomingdaleHeather PranskyBrian ProvenzanoKaren Probst

Allison PurtellMelisa RobertsAaron SabalAshwin SaravanapandianBrook SchenckJennifer SchumacherHenry SprandelTyler StewartMary Aileen TravisThat’s CaringTrophies By GeorgeCarolyn VehrsVillage Tavern, Carol StreamMichael WinfieldScott & Carrie WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Francis ZielinskiKenneth & Kathy Zimmerman

— LAKE PARK FACULTY AND STAFF MEMBERS - $15,781 —

Aimee AllisonSherri AndersonAnonymousParambreet AulakhMelissa BargerJulie BauschChris BenakBenjamin BishopJonathan BuschAshley CastellanosLisa CicciaDan ColucciAnne CoppolaDemetra DelFiaccoVirginia Doran

Jessica FosterTim GardJohn and Jeanne GatesMargaret GawrychLauren GoreyJohn GouriotisMegan GreenfieldPhilip GroarkBenjamin HareKristin HarringtonJennifer HendersonJay IvoryCarolyn JonasenTom KabernaRose Keane

Sara KeithPeter KolzowDenise KonwinskiLeslie LittleKathy Lovelace-BirkLeah MacNamaraDominic ManolaFrank MatasMary McDonaldJulie McDonnellAndrea MillerTracy MizeTim MoranJeff O’ConnellElizabeth Olinski

Nancy OswaldLynne PanegaTony ParrilloCathy PatznerNadia PenaGina RatnerJohn ReganKaren ReganJim RobertsKara RollBill RoloffAndrew RupnickAndrea SafranekCandice SaglianoJeff Sichz

Youla SimosIan SmithDiane StrattonJeanne TaschJoe TitaMarc TolksonKatherine WeberKristina WellerPaula WilliamsMichael WojtowiczLauren WozniakRebecca Wyatt

— LAKE PARK RETIREES - $3,547 —

Jack BilsDean BladelCarolyn BlanchardHarvey & Nancy BrausKay Cahill Barbara & Glenn CarsonMarsha Einhorn

Rita EricksonDebra FedroNancy and Jack HaleyJeanne HamacherGloria HennigWilliam JamrozikBarbara Laba

Lynne LovelaceSandra & John MenzeLarry & Mary Lou MingsBob & Jo Ellen MonkenPamela MoshureDr. Mary O’Reilly-KehoeBeverly Mazola-Panagiotaros

Carol PelletierBarbara PetersonFred PhotosKay PoskarbiewiczJames & Debra RupnickDiane SemroJoyce Serauskas

Barbara SmithDavid & Sue Ann SmithJoselle Ulin-RoloffDavid & Claudia Victor Jerry & Sandy Wiseman

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Event and Other Revenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $36,770

Scholarships. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $31,521

Annual Sponsorships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $22,105

Faculty/Staff Donations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,781

Parents/Friends Donations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10,364

Retiree Donations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,547

Interest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $190

General Administrative Expenses . . . . . . . . . . $26,184

Scholarships. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $21,250

Teacher Grants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $18,836

Programs and Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $17,619

Emergency Support Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,001

Revenue $120,278

Expenses $89,890

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Financial Picture – 2016-2017The Lake Park Foundation relies on various revenue sources to fund the programs it supports.

Following is a breakdown of these revenue sources and expenses for 2016-2017.

2017 Ending Balance – All Funds: $158,203

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Foundation Activities Throughout The Year

Spirit of Excellence teacher Chris Benak being recognized during class for his achievement

Members of the Class of 1996 gather at their 20-year reunion. The Class generously donated over $1,700 to the Foundation in 2016

Parents and community members view silent auction items at the annual Night of Fine Dining and Theatre

2017 Distinguished Alumni in front of the Alumni Wall of Fame

Robotics Club sponsor Matthew Sullivan and students with the robot they created for competition

Night of Fine Dining and Theatre student volunteers recognize 2016-17 Foundation corporate sponsors

The West Campus Memorial Garden built with the support of the school, alumni, faculty, staff and Lake Park community members

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Lake Park High School Educational Foundation590 South Medinah RoadRoselle, Illinois 60172(630) 295-5264www.lphs.org/foundationrwyatt@lphs.org

A Special Thank You to: Anna Abbinante for Donating the Graphic Design Services for the Annual Report

Mark Boroughf of Printing Plus, Roselle, for Donating the Printing of the Annual Report