Cumulative Donor Giving | Kishwaukee College

Cumulative Giving

Throughout our history, the Foundation has established long-term relationships with donors, who have an extensive record of generosity.

Cumulative Giving
(through 6-30-23)

*denotes deceased

Ruth Ashelford Pollock*
Chris & Katherine Boulos Foundation

Dorothy Englehart*
Ruth Hall*

Alpine Bank
Dean Burgemeister*
Jane Danielson
DeKalb County Community Foundation
Sharon & Dale Evans
FNBO
Ellen Beulah Hackett Trust*
T.J. & Steve Irving
Jeannie & Robert Johnson
Yvonne Johnson*
Suzanne & David Juday
Sherrie* & Terry Martin
Bill Nicklas
Northwestern Medicine
Old National Bank
Lynn & Douglas Roberts
Mary & Charlie Roberts*
Douglas C. & Lynn M. Roberts Family Foundation
Ronald Sweet
Sycamore Depository for Charities Inc.

Evelyn & Joe Bussone*
Nancy D. Castle
Compeer Financial
Diane McNeilly & Norman Jenkins Sr.
George & Betty Dutton Foundation
Anita Fuerst
IDEAL Industries
Judy Jobe*
In Memory of Suzanne K. Lewis*
Linda Mason
Nancy & Tom Roberts*
Jesus Romero/Sycamore Cinco de Mayo
Dorothy & Vernon Smith
Kathy & Ken Spears
Norma & Robert Wildenradt

3M Foundation
Susan & Thomas Choice
Dorothy Clegg
Edward W. Deeke Trust
Demonica Kemper Architects
Enbridge
Sharon & Dale Evans
Francis Meyer Charitable Lead Unitrust
Goodwill Northern Illinois
Heartland Bank & Trust Company
Joanne Kantner
Bonnie & William Mullins
R.J. Galla Co. Inc.
Robbins Schwartz
Rochelle Community Hospital Association
Rockford Health System
Verizon
Kathy & Al* Watkins
Fred Willrett Jr.*

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