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02 Letter from the President and Board Chair

Dear Friends:
Think back to your childhood. What inspired you? I bet it wasn’t a chapter in a textbook, but rather an adult
who invested time in you. Someone who encouraged you to realize your dreams, plan your future, and take the
necessary steps to achieve your goals.
For Junior Achievement, those adults are heroes and we’re proud to equip them with the opportunity to
empower young people to own their economic success.
Our heroes come in all shapes and sizes. Some wear bowling shoes while others carry a JA program kit.
Whether they volunteer in a classroom, participate in one of our special events, or make a financial investment
Barbara VenHorst
to support our programs – one thing is certain, they all are passionate in inspiring our students to believe in
President
JA of the Heartland
themselves by showing them how to succeed in our global economy.
The 2013-2014 school year was powerful. Thanks to the JA Heroes you’ll see listed in this annual report, we
were able to serve 55,557 students; 2,400 more students than the previous year. We also expanded to new
communities and gained more financial investors.
As educators turn to us for support in providing financial literacy, work-readiness, and entrepreneurship programs
in their classroom, we rely on our JA Heroes to help make it happen. Whether you invested your time, talent, or
treasure to support JA – we thank you for being a JA Hero.
Dale Dollenbacher
Cape Kauri Partners
Management LLC
CFO/COO
2013-2014 JA of the
Heartland Board Chair
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07 JA Core – Mission Programs 11 Our Heroes
10 JA Special Programs 23 Financial Information
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JA Hero JA Hero JA Hero JA Hero JA Hero

Jason Hutcheson Jean Spohn Brandon Long Nicole Duccini Angie Bigham
Greater Burlington Partnership, St. Mary Elementary & Junior High Washington State Bank, Diamond Jo Casino, Blackhawk Bank & Trust,
Burlington, Iowa School, Dixon, Illinois Washington, Iowa Dubuque Iowa Aledo, Illinios
“In today’s world, it is so “I support Junior “As a banker, we meet “We believe in investing in “As a student, JA had a
important to expose our Achievement because I with students once they’ve our community and our significant impact on my
youth to basic business believe it aides in preparing graduated and many times future workforce. JA is all life. It was something I
principles. Whether the our youth for the world and it’s too late. By the time about developing the found both interesting and
discussion is focused on workforce they will soon they get to us they may workforce of the future. informative. It was very
terms like profit and return enter. The program gives already be in financial By volunteering our time, exciting as a student to
on investment, or other them insight and information trouble or have made talent, and treasure, JA correlate the things we were
guidance such as interview on how to be a respected some mistakes along the helps us in the long run learning in the classroom
tips and dress codes, JA citizen and a positive way. We’d like to get in and helps the community with the things that went
is the best vehicle to addition to our society. front of them beforehand as a whole.” on outside in the ‘real
convey the message of The valuable lessons will so we can teach them world.’ My hope is that by
the business community be used later in their what to do and what not being involved in Junior
to our area students. Even careers and in their lives.” to do when the situation Achievement I will reach
planting a few thoughts arises. JA allows us to do students like myself and
in the mind of a future that, as well as get them have a positive impact
employee can pay started with the basics of on them, like my JA
significant dividends financial literacy to get volunteers did on me.”
down the road.” them off on the right foot.”
he·ro – noun \ˈhir-(ˌ)ō\

:a person who is greatly admired
JA OF THE HEARTLAND Headquarters JA World moline.general@ja.org

Folwell Education Center JA BizTown and
®
www.jaheartland.org
LOCATIONS: for Free Enterprise www.ja.org
JA Finance Park
®
800 12th Avenue 116 W. Second Street find us on:

Moline, IL 61265 Davenport, IA 52801
Telephone: 309.736.1630 Telephone: 563.884.4438
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04 About Junior Achievement

Junior Achievement prepares young people for the real world by showing them how to generate wealth
and effectively manage it, how to create jobs which make their communities more robust, and how to apply
entrepreneurial thinking to the workplace. Students put these lessons into action and learn the value of
contributing to their communities.
up 4% up 25% up 7%
55,557
53,343
3,951
3,156
2,621
2,456
2013-2014
2013-2014
2013-2014
2012-2013
2012-2013
2012-2013
JA STUDENTS JA VOLUNTEERS JA CLASSES

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JA Pillars of JA of the Heartland served

Student Success 55,557 students
in 2013-2014
Work-Readiness:
JA students possess knowledge,
attitudes, and skills required to Wisconsin
demonstrate their readiness to
successfully engage in meaningful
and productive work.
The Impact: Seventy-six percent
of teachers and volunteers agree
that JA better prepares students
for the world of work.
Iowa
Financial Literacy:
JA students have the financial
knowledge necessary to
effectively meet personal fiscal
challenges and obligations,
take advantage of economic JA of the Heartland, students by county Illinois
opportunities, and plan courses
of action to achieve goals.
IOWA ILLINOIS
The Impact: Eighty-eight percent
of JA alumni say they are confident
Allamakee = Ø Jo Daviess = 354
in their ability to manage their Clayton = 188 Whiteside = 1,088
personal finances effectively –
compared with 71 percent of Dubuque = 3,219 Lee = 646
students who did not have JA.
Jackson = 14 Rock Island = 13,717
Clinton = 3,037 Henry = 3,758
Cedar = 461 Bureau = 1,600
Scott = 19,001 La Salle = 1,762
Muscatine = 2,468 Mercer = 893
Entrepreneurship: Washington = 227 Hendersen = 113
JA students recognize opportunities
and organize resources to Louisa = 1,003 Warren = 277
maximize innovative thought and Des Moines = 1,426 Putnam = Ø
creative activity.
Lee = 305
The Impact: Twenty percent of
JA alumni reported they own WISCONSIN
their own business, as opposed
to 7 percent of students who did Grant = Ø
not have JA.

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JA In-School Programs The Impact:

Elementary School (Grades K-5):
Seventy-five percent of JA
JA Ourselves® uses storybook characters in read-aloud and hands-on activities to
introduce the role people play in an economy. Through engaging, volunteer-led activities,
volunteers believe JA
young students learn about individual choices, money, the importance of saving and
giving, and the value of work. (Kindergarten)
elementary school
JA Our Families® explains how family members’ jobs and businesses contribute to the
well-being of the family and of the community. The program introduces the concept of programs have a positive
needs and wants and explores the ways families plan for and acquire goods and services.
Students analyze their own skills to determine ways they can support their families. (Grade 1) impact on improving
JA Our Community® uses posters and games to offer practical information about
businesses and the many jobs those businesses offer in a community. Students explore students’ 21st-century
production methods through a simulation game, and they learn about taxes, decision-
making, and how money flows in an economy. (Grade 2) workplace skills, including
®
JA Our City introduces students to the characteristics of cities and how cities are shaped
by zoning. Students also learn about the importance of money to a city; how financial decision-making, critical-
institutions help businesses and city residents; and how the media is an integral part of
a city’s life. Students learn the role of an entrepreneur by exploring what it takes to open thinking, and interpersonal
a restaurant. (Grade 3)
JA Our Region® introduces students to entrepreneurship and how entrepreneurs use communication.
resources to produce goods and services in a region. Students operate a hypothetical
hot dog stand to understand the fundamental tasks performed by a business owner and
to see how money comes into and goes out of a business. (Grade 4)
JA Our Nation® provides practical information about the need for employees who can
meet the demands of the 21st century job market, particularly high-growth, high-demand
jobs. By program’s end, students will understand the skills, especially in science, technology,
engineering, and math, that will make their futures brighter. (Grade 5)
JA More than Money® teaches students about earning, spending, sharing, and saving
money. It also identifies businesses that students can start or jobs they can perform to
earn money. Students play a game to learn money-management skills and to better
understand the role and importance of money in their lives. (Grades 3-5)
JA BizTown® introduces students to economics and business starting with four weeks
of teacher-led classroom instruction, followed by a daylong, hands-on experience where
students apply the learned concepts in a lifelike community at JA World. Students run
various businesses, earn paychecks, open and manage bank accounts, and become
full-fledged consumers making purchases at other student-run businesses. The program
vividly illustrates the connection between hard work and tangible success while allowing
students to gain firsthand understanding of their roles as citizens, consumers, and workers.
(Grade 5)
Sponsors: The Amy Helpenstell Foundation; Bechtel Trusts & Foundation; Bridgestone Bandag, LLC;
Carver Pump Company; MidAmerican Energy Company; Modern Woodmen of America; Quad-City Times;
and SSAB Iowa, Inc.

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The Impact: JA In-School Programs
Middle School (Grades 6-8):
Longitudinal studies
JA America Works® uses a captivating timeline, colorful graphics, and interesting
demonstrate JA students profiles to bring to life how business, entrepreneurship, immigration, and the evolution of
technology shaped the economic development of the United States in the 19th century.
(Grades 6-8)
are significantly more likely
JA Economics for Success® gives students the information needed to build strong
than their peers to believe personal finances, a cornerstone to a happy, secure life. Students learn the importance
of exploring career options based on their skills, interests, and values. They also learn
that they would graduate about spending money within a budget; saving and investing wisely; and using credit
cautiously. (Grades 6-8)
from high school and JA Global Marketplace® takes students on a spin around the world. Students learn the
products they use every day, like their backpacks and sneakers, might use raw material
pursue post-secondary from one country, be assembled in another, and sold from Peking to Chicago. The
program helps students understand how goods flow through various economies and
education. the effect globalization has on their lives. (Grades 6-8)
JA It’s My Business!® encourages students to use critical thinking to learn entrepreneurial
skills. Those skills include knowing customers’ wants and needs, launching effective
marketing, and creating detailed business plans. By examining the characteristics of
successful entrepreneurs, students learn that a belief in one’s self can make positive
things happen in life. (Grades 6-8)
JA It’s My Future™ provides practical information about preparing for the working world.
Students learn about career clusters, high-growth jobs, career planning, and creating a
personal brand. And, through a scavenger hunt, they are introduced to the basic aspects
of job hunting. (Grades 6-8)
JA Finance Park® demonstrates to students the importance of living within their financial
means. Students visit JA World after completing four weeks of teacher-led classroom
instruction. When they arrive on site, students receive a life scenario, including a job,
salary, and family situation to use as the basis of their simulation experience. With their
real-life personas, they learn how to construct and adhere to a personal budget. These
eye-opening experiences give students a solid foundation on which to build effective
personal financial habits for life. (Grade 8)
Sponsors: The Amy Helpenstell Foundation, Bechtel Trusts & Foundation, and Iowa American Water Company

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JA In-School Programs The Impact:

High School (Grades 9-12):
Seventy-six percent of
JA Be Entrepreneurial® challenges students, through interactive classroom activities,
to start their own entrepreneurial venture while still in high school. The program provides educators agree that JA
useful, practical content to assist teens in the transition from being students to productive,
contributing members of society. (Grades 9-12)
high school programs
JA Career Success™ equips students with the knowledge required to get and keep a
job in high-growth industries. Students will explore the crucial workplace skills employers improve students’ ability
seek, but often find lacking in young employees. Students also will learn about valuable
tools to find that perfect job, including resumes, cover letters, and interviewing techniques. to analyze financial
(Grades 9-12)
JA Company Program®, the latest evolution of Junior Achievement’s legacy program, information. Multiple
allows students to learn and experience business fundamentals and the art and hard work
of entrepreneurship as they operate a student-led company. Students will be able to apply studies demonstrate JA
their newfound skills to their education and future careers. (Grades 9-12)
JA Economics® reinforces concepts of micro- and macro-economics by having students students score at least 10
explore the basic characteristics of the U.S. economic system and how economic principles
influence business decisions. It also introduces students to consumer issues, such as percent higher on financial
saving, investing, and taxation. (Grades 11-12)
JA Exploring Economics® uses hands-on activities to explain complex economic literacy assessments than
concepts such as supply and demand, inflation, and the production, distribution, and
consumption of goods. It gives insight into the effect governments and individuals have on students who have not
the global economy – and on the price of a loaf of bread. (Grades 9-12)
JA Personal Finance® explores the fundamental elements of personal finances: earnings, participated in JA.
saving and investing, budgeting, credit, risk management, and giving. Students apply
these elements to a personal financial plan that allows them to set specific goals for their
lifelong financial needs and desired quality of life. (Grades 9-12)
JA Titan® allows students to operate a virtual company through a web-based simulation.
The students’ success depends on decisions about their product’s price and their
company’s marketing, research and development, and business practices. Win or lose,
students gain an understanding of how management decisions affect a company’s
bottom line. (Grades 9-12)

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Junior Achievement High School

Career Expos
JA of the Heartland has created career expos to help
develop a pool of work-ready employees that our
communities need.
Through these expos students:
• Learn about career options in specific fields.
• Receive hands-on experience with equipment
used on the job.
• Speak with professionals regarding education,
training, and skills required for the jobs.
JA High School Advanced Manufacturing

Careers Expo
In partnership with the John T. Blong Technology
Center, a part of Eastern Iowa Community Colleges
Areas of focus include:
• CNC/Machining
• Renewable Energy
• Electromechanical
• Truck Driving
• Mechanical Design/Pro-E
• Welding
• Logistics
JA High School Advanced Manufacturing

& Agriculture Careers Expo
In partnership with Muscatine Community College
Areas of focus include:
• Agriculture – Business & Production
• Engineering Technology
• Conservation (Horticulture)
• Manufacturing
• Veterinary Technology Drs. David & Agnes Palmer Junior The Impact:
• Mechanical Design
• Logistics Achievement Titan Competition
Ninety-two percent of the
Sponsored by the Vickie Anne Palmer
Foundation students agreed JA Titan
JA Titan allows high school students to apply their
business knowledge by competing online in a is an exciting way to learn
The Impact: fictional industry. While simulating business quarters,
students make decisions on price, production, how a business operates.
Of the students with little interest in Advanced
marketing, capital investment, and R & D. These
decisions determine the success or failure of their
Manufacturing before the Expo, 16% walked
virtual company.
away saying they now plan to pursue a career Students within JA of the Heartland’s territory get to
put their skills and knowledge gained from JA Titan
in this field. to the test by competing in the Drs. David & Agnes
Palmer JA Titan Competition. Top performing teams
are awarded scholarship money for post-secondary
education.

Board of Directors and Trustees JA Heroes 11
Board Officers Our Financial Partners Chad & Caroline Everitt

Bryan Finley
Dale & Sue Goodmundson
Free Enterprise Foundation
Dale Dollenbacher Mike Vondran Lance Heuer Natalie Hoffmann
Mission: To build endowment to Terry & Juliana Kouba
Chair Second Vice Chair Treasurer sustain JA of the Heartland. Through this Gary & Christy Kunz
Cape Kauri Partners TAG Communications U.S. Bank N.A. foundation, today’s leaders can invest Dan Molyneaux, Jr.
in the future of the free market economy
Management LLC Ted Olt III
Ted Olt III Larry Brandt that has allowed them to achieve Kelly Kreiter Penning
personal and professional success.
Jim Anderson Secretary Immediate Past Chair Victor & Kathy Quinn
Jennifer Rowe
First Vice Chair Lane & Waterman LLP Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Jim & Carol Horstmann
Brian Schmidt & Mary
Schebler Company Heritage Society
Macumber-Schmidt
Michael Schmidt
A special thank you to the following Steve Sorensen
individuals for their long-term commitment Jim & Julie Spelhaug
by including JA of the Heartland in their David Swisher
estate planning. James & Carol Townsend
Barbara VenHorst
James & Pamela Anderson
Jim Watson
Derek & Paula Cockrell
Ron & Judy E. Wolf
Jim & Carol Horstmann
Directors Gary & Christy Kunz
John & Sue Lawson
Bronze
($100 – $499)
Carter (deceased) & Kaye LeBeau Paula Adams
John Archer Adam Hass Steve Sorensen Glenn & Kathleen Medhus Clint Allaman
Deere & Company Valley Construction Strategy In Progress LLC Mike & Carol (deceased) Plunkett Peter & Cynthia Alt
Jim Victor Anonymous Donor
Company Stan & Mona Askren
John Bustle Art Tate Kerry Azbell
Kelly Kreiter Davenport Community Individual Gary Baker
Derek Cockrell Achievement
Deere & Company Schools Bob & Joyce E. Bateman
Salzman International Inc. Circles Rick & Sonia Berg
Jay Morrow Jim Victor Jerry Bowman
Jill DeKeyser President’s Circle Thomas & Catherine Boxleiter
United Township High Morgan Stanley ($10,000 – $24,999) Andrew & Holly Bratten
QCR Holdings Inc.
School Hunt & Diane Harris Tim Broos
School District #30 Mike Vondran Vickie Anne Palmer Mark & Sara Burns
Denny Docherty
TAG Communications Stu Thoms Andy Butler
Deere & Company Jim Victor John & Darcy Callas
John Riches
Rich Wehrheim Diamond
Alana Carroll
Cara Fuller Alcoa Mill Products Ron Cavanagh
McGladrey LLP ($5,000 – $9,999)
Steve & Sue Chapman
UnityPoint Health – Trinity Tom Thoms
Michele Simpson John Cooke
Deloitte LLP Platinum Gary Culver
($2,500 – $4,999) David & Elizabeth A. Cushman
John & Marilyn Bustle Bill Dale
James Giese Scott Dalsing
Lance Heuer Linda Denison
John & Sue Lawson Kayla Dykeman
Glenn & Kathleen Medhus Robert Eby
James Evans
Gold
Joe Faley
($1,000 – $2,499)
Trustees Peter Benson
Inga Carus
Skip Fisher
Brad Fox
Steve Fuglsang
Derek Cockrell
Peter Benson Kenneth Koupal Caroline Ruhl Denny Docherty
Terry J. & Cara Fuller
Amy Funderberg
Lane & Waterman LLP U.S. Bank N.A. Ruhl & Ruhl Realtors Dale & Robin Dollenbacher
Gary Gansemer
Michael Faley
Laura Genis
Tom Bush Joel Lorentzen Jim Russell Donald & Carol Fouts
David Gheer
Steve & Sheila Gervase
McCarthy-Bush Corporation Genesis Systems Russell Construction Robert A. & Patricia K. Hanson
Tom W. & Paula Giese
Patty Greteman
Group LLC Company Inc. Adam Hass
Andy Butler Kirk & Mary Ellen Johnson
Sherman Hamel
Charles Hanson
Butler Insurance Service, Bob Marriott Bonnie Sparks-Gray Stan & Betty Reeg
Stephen & Connie Hardie
Inc./Benefit Service Group O Inc. Jim & Michelle Russell
Dave Harker
Jim Spelhaug Michele Simpson
Pat Henricksen
Michael Steffenson
Darcy Callas Glenn Medhus Pleasant Valley Mark Tholl
Darcy Hepner
Craig & Patricia Herther
Modern Woodmen of Community Mike Vondran
Terry Ousley Douglas Hoerr
America School District Richard Wehrheim
Troy Holm
MidAmerican Energy B.J. Weigle
Pete Huch
Chad Everitt Company Tom Thoms Silver Chad Huntington
Deloitte LLP ($500 – $999) Jeffrey & Judy Hyland
Vic Quinn Cathie Whiteside Jim R. & Susan Anderson Gary Ihlefeld
Ron & Patricia Iverson
Mark Evers Quad City Bank & QCR Holdings Inc. John Archer
Edward & Shirley Babka Ernest & Peggy Jackson
A.D. Huesing Corporation Trust Company Beverly Barber Frannie Jacobs
William Zinkewich Jeff Bertsch John Jorgensen
Jennifer Rowe SSAB Iowa Inc. Larry Brandt Chad Kelley
Bill Davis Irv Kelman
Jill DeKeyser James & Nancy Klauer
John & Tari DuBois Robert E. & Judy Klauer

12 JA Heroes continued
Nelson Klavitter Dresser-Rand Jansen Electric Inc. NelsonCorp Wealth Management Eureka Savings Bank
Russell Knight MTC Technologies Jorgie’s Bar & Grill The Oaks Golf & Dining Kohl’s Distribution Center
George & Charolette Koenigsaecker Two Rivers Bank & Trust Klug Insurance Services, Inc. Sedona Staffing Services Machinery Maintenance, Inc.
Don Kotecki U.S. Bank N.A. Knights of Columbus Stampede Automotive Accessories Marquis Energy
Darlene Lamp Winegard Foundation Krieger Motors State Farm Insurance – Reed Norberg Memorial Home, Inc.
Eric Langan Longaberger – Dougherty Sterling Federal Bank On Site Repair Services, Inc.
Friends of Junior Achievement
Randall Lengeling Martin Brothers Distributing U.S. Bank N.A. Pioneer Hi-Bred
($1 – $999)
Lance Leslie McDonald’s Wild Rose Casino & Resort Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc.
Alliant Energy Foundation
Don Lower Mezcal Mexican Bar & Grill Windmill Realty Valley Fabrication
Burlington Public Library
Carol Macumber Mi Tierra Mexican Restaurant Walmart Transportation
Burlington Trailways
Mike & Bobbi Jo Macumber
Hawkeye Pedershaab
Millstream Brewery Geneseo Friends of Junior Achievement
Jeff & Mary A. Manor MJ’s East
Hy-Vee Food Store Platinum ($1 – $999)
Bob Marriott Necker’s Jewelers
J & S Electronic Business Systems ($10,000 – $14,999) Air Products & Chemicals
Jim Marshall P&K Midwest
Mediapolis Savings Bank Geneseo Foundation Beck Oil Co.
Chris McCarville Pizza Hut
Ploeger Recruiting Services Black Bros. Company
Larry McDermott The Ronneburg Restaurant Bronze
PPG Industries Inc. Central Bank Illinois
Tracy McGinnis Ronnoco Coffee ($1,000 – $2,999)
Stories Café Centrue Bank
Rich McMurray Schuster & Company PC Central Bank Illinois
Walmart Supercenter CF Industries
Kurt Meyer Scott Drug Pharmacy DHCU Community Credit Union
Zaiser’s Landscaping Inc. CIMCO Recycling Ottawa, Inc.
Marty Morey Shear Techniques Geneseo Communications Charitable Dakota Street Insurance
Jay Morrow & Wendy S. Hilton-Morrow Springbrook Country Club Foundation
Robert Noth Cambridge Steffens Chiropractic Clinic Geneseo Community Chest
E.J. Cattani & Son Inc.
Farrell Chiropractic Clinic
Merle & Nancy Ocken Bronze Storybook Ending Miller Trucking & Excavating Financial Plus Credit Union
John & Mary Beth O’Connor ($1,000 – $2,999) Subway Patriot Renewable Fuels, LLC 1st Farm Credit Services
Skip O’Donnell Gold Star FS Inc. TC’s Point After Walmart First Federal Savings & Loan
Darrell & Karen Olderog Theisen’s
Friends of Junior Achievement Friends of Junior Achievement Association of Kewanee
Gary Olsen Total Realty Company
($1 – $999) ($1 – $999) Gardner Denver Industrial Products
Thomas Otting Touch of Bliss
BankORION A.D. Huesing Corporation Group
Terry Ousley VP Sheridan Insurance, Inc.
Cambridge Community School District Alexander Lumber Company Heartland Realty
Doug Overlee Whisk Away Café
Birkey’s Farm Store, Inc. Hoovers Mfg. Co.
Thomas & Lisa R. Parker
Mark & Christine Post DeWitt Durant Bridge City Mechanical, Inc. Hueneburg Financial Group
C.D. Ford & Sons Inc. Hy-Vee Food Store – Peru
Rich Powell Silver Silver Chicago Street Decorating Center Illinois Critical Access Hospital Network
Warren & Sherri Power ($3,000 – $5,999) ($3,000 – $5,999) COUNTRY Financial – Henderson Illinois Valley Community Hospital
Bob Pursley Guardian Industries Corporation Durant Chamber of Commerce Creative Images Center John Pohar & Sons, Inc.
Andrea Riley Iowa Mutual Insurance Company Emerick Pest Control Inc. John’s Service & Sales, Inc.
Doug Ryan Bronze
Bronze Fareway Stores, Inc. Key Builders Construction Inc.
Peter & Judy Schlicksup ($1,000 – $2,999)
($1,000 – $2,999) Farmers National Bank of Prophetstown Kohl’s Department Store
Paul & Lynn Schnack Casey’s General Store
Central Clinton Community Schools 1st Farm Credit Mertel Gravel Company
Mike Scott Durant PTO
DeWitt Bank & Trust Company Geneseo Chamber of Commerce Midwest Avtech, Inc.
Sidney Scott
DeWitt Travel Mart Geneseo Community Unit School Peru Federal Savings & Loan Association
Matt Sieverding
ITW Fluids North America
Gateway Area District Pioneer
Matt Smith
Silver Geneseo Telephone Company Princeton Jaycees
Alejandra Sosa Friends of Junior Achievement
($3,000 – $5,999) Hammond-Henry Hospital The Pro Body Shop Inc.
J.P. Stein ($1 – $999)
ADM Hanford Insurance Agency, Inc. Senator Sue Rezin – Illinois State Senate
James Steiner A Cut Above Styling Center Hartco Cable Company SABIC Innovative Plastics
Jayne Stenulson Alliant Energy/Alliant Energy Foundation Bronze Hazelwood Homes, Inc. St. Louis Catholic School
Nate Stoffregen American Electric ($1,000 – $2,999) Hertz Farm Management State Bank of Cherry
Gary Stolley Art’s Barber Shop Clausen Companies Hodgson Auto Body Shop, Inc. Valley Fabrication, Inc.
Chris Sullens Barnes Foodland Colony Brands Inc. and SC Data Center Innovative Machine Inc. Walmart Distribution Center
Tim & Kelly Summers Baxter Financial Services Fulton Community Fund J. F. Edwards Construction Company Walmart Supercenter
Arthur Tate Big Bear Insulation J.T. Cullen Company Inc. John Deere Classic – Birdies for Zip-Pak
Clare Thompson Black Cat Blades Ltd. LyondellBasell
Mike Thoms Charities
Steve Thornburg
Candlelight Inn
Carpetland USA
Nestlé Purina PetCare
Sethness Products Co.
Maple Bluff Golf Club Kewanee
Bob Travis Remington Seeds LLC
Casey’s General Store Silver
Verna Turnis Friends of Junior Achievement River City Fencing
Classic Hair Designs ($3,000 – $5,999)
Steven Vanderschaaf ($1 – $999) River Valley Cooperative
Classy Creations Martin Engineering
Ron Vaughn Abstract & Title Guaranty Company Sexton Ford
Clinton County Agricultural Society Springfield Armory Bronze
James W. & Pauline White Aegis Credit Union
Condon & Condon Law Office State Bank of Toulon ($1,000 – $2,999)
George White Alliant Energy Foundation
Country Financials – Harrington Step Ahead Foot Care A.D. Huesing Corporation
Ronald & Audrey Wiegman Ashford University
Cups & Cones Tennant Truck Lines Inc. Great Dane Trailer Corp.
Barbara Woodward Brinkman Building Center
DeWitt Dental Associates Total Maintenance, Inc. Harry J. Anderson Memorial Trust
Tom & Char Woodward Candlelight Inn
DeWitt Fitness Center Vandemore Funeral Home & Cremation Kewanee Rotary
Ravi Yada Central Bank Illinois
DeWitt Pet Hospital Services Kiwanis Club of Kewanee
CF Industries
The Family Tree/DeWitt Cleaners Village Home Stores Martin Engineering
Citizens First Bank
Corporate Giving Farm Credit Services of America
Clinton Community College Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Peoples National Bank of Kewanee
Fastenal Company Werner Restoration Services Inc. Walmart Supercenter
Clinton Dental Associates, P.C.
Burlington Fifth Avenue Salon
Clinton National Bank Windmill Realty
First Central State Bank Friends of Junior Achievement
Gold Company One Fire Suppression ($1 – $999)
First Gateway Credit Union
($6,000 – $9,999)
First Trust & Savings Bank
Custom-Pak Illinois Valley Area Advanced Rehab Services
John H. Witte, Jr. Foundation Determann Asphalt Paving, LLC Black Hawk College – East Campus
Flowers on the Side Silver
DHCU Community Credit Union Boss Manufacturing Company
Silver Foster Creations ($3,000 – $5,999)
Employer’s Service Bureau Inc. Community State Bank – Galva
($3,000 – $5,999) The Froeschle Agency Ag View FS, Inc.
1st Gateway Credit Union – Camanche Crowe Auto Group/Crowe Ford Sales
CNH Industrial Garden Café Heartland Bank & Trust Company
First Trust & Savings Bank CSB Insurance
Farmers & Merchants Bank & Trust German Hausbam Museum James Hardie Building Products Inc.
Fulton Kiwanis Club Edward Jones – Reeser
Great River Health Systems Hall of Fame Pizza Toedter Oil Company
Home Depot First Federal Savings & Loan
Hansen Monuments
Bronze Hy-Vee Food Store Bronze Association of Kewanee
Happy Joe’s Pizza & Ice Cream Parlor
($1,000 – $2,999) IPSCO Tubular Steel Inc. ($1,000 – $2,999) 1st Financial Partners of Illinois
Heartland Cottons
Big River Resources, LLC John Deere Classic – Birdies for ADM Great Dane Trailer Corp.
I.H. Mississippi Valley Credit Union
Carl A. Nelson & Company Charities Carus Corporation JV Enterprises of Illinois Inc.
Iowa Theatre Artist Company

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Kewanee Chamber of Commerce

Kewanee Community Unit School
District
Kewanee Real Estate
Motley’s Electrical Service Inc.
Muselman Investments Ltd.
OSF Saint Luke Medical Center
Rux Funeral Home
State Bank of Toulon
Union Federal Savings & Loan
Association
Muscatine & Louisa

Counties
Diamond
($15,000 – $24,999)
HNI Corporation
Platinum
($10,000 – $14,999)
SSAB Iowa Inc.
Gold
($6,000 – $9,999)
Bridgestone Commercial Solutions
Group
Kent Corporation
Silver
($3,000 – $5,999)
Carver Pump Company
Muscatine Charities Inc.
Musco Lighting
Bronze
($1,000 – $2,999)
Central State Bank
Community Foundation of Greater
Muscatine
First National Bank of Muscatine
John Deere Classic – Birdies for
Charities
Monsanto Company
Washington State Bank
West Liberty Foods
($1 – $999)
Alliant Energy Foundation
Community Bank
Gerdau Ameristeel
Heinz North America
Hy-Vee Food Store
Jimmy John’s
Martin & Whitacre Surveyors &
Tom Holbert, JA Hero and Alcoa representative, presented Junior
Engineers, Inc.
MidWestOne Bank
Muscatine Journal Achievement with a grant from the Alcoa Foundation. The funding was
New Hope Foundation
Oak Creek Laser Engraving
Ruhl & Ruhl Realtors
Salvatore’s Ristorante used to expand JA Our Nation in 100 classrooms throughout
The Sedona Group
TOTBAW Inc.
Walmart Supercenter the Quad Cities to inform more students about the wide range of
Quad Cities
Crystal
($65,000+)
careers in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).
Bechtel Trusts & Foundation
Deere & Company/John Deere
Foundation
Emerald
($25,000 – $44,999)
Alcoa/Alcoa Foundation
SSAB Iowa Inc.
Diamond
($15,000 – $24,999)
The Amy Helpenstell Foundation
Community Foundation of the Great
River Bend
The Hubbell-Waterman Foundation
KWQC-TV6

MidAmerican Energy Company Mary Iva Gittens Knouse Galaxy 1 Marketing Inc. R.I.A. Federal Credit Union John Deere Classic – Birdies for
Vickie Anne Palmer Foundation Charitable Trust Gateway Arch Riverboats Radisson on John Deere Commons Charities
WHBF CBS4 McCarthy Bush Corporation The Gentry Shop Ramada Wisconsin Dells Kohl’s Department Store
McCarthy-Bush Foundation George’s Classic Cleaners Raynor Door Company Inc. LRB Distributors Inc.
Platinum
McLaughlin Body Company Gibson-Bode Funeral Homes & Red Ginger Sauk Valley Community College
($10,000 – $14,999)
Melvin McKay Trust Cremation Services Ltd. Redstone Content Solutions SBM Business Equipment Center
Group O Inc.
Midland Davis Corporation Governor’s Pub & Grill Renaissance Hotel – St Louis Sedona Staffing Services
Midland Information Resources
Pepsi Cola Bottling Company of Grace Engineered Products, Inc. Republic Companies
Modern Woodmen of America
Quad-City Times
Davenport Granite City Reynolds Manufacturing Company Tri-State Area
Per Mar Security Services The Grape Life Rhomberg Furs
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Emerald
Pleasant Valley Community School Great River Brewery Rival’s Sports Bar
Gold District Green Bay Packers River House Bar & Grill ($25,000 – $44,999)
($6,000 – $9,999) Quad City Evening Optimist Club Happy Joe’s Pizza & Ice Cream River Music Experience John Deere Dubuque Works
A.D. Huesing Corporation Quad City Morning Optimist Club Heart of America Restaurants & Inns River/Gulf Grain Company Gold
Deloitte LLP Ryan & Associates Hidden Hills Golf Course RK Dixon ($6,000 – $9,999)
Group Services Inc. St. Paul the Apostle Catholic School Home Depot Robert W. Baird & Co. Inc. Andersen Corporate Foundation/Eagle
Iowa American Water Company The Sedona Group Hotel Blackhawk Rock Island Park & Recreation Windows & Door, Inc.
Lafarge North America 7G Distributing Hotel Julien Rudy’s Cantina Diamond Jo Casino LLC
The Moline Foundation Trackers Inc. Hughes Tire & Battery Company Ryan’s Steakhouse
Nestlé Purina PetCare Tri-City Electric Company Hungry Hobo St. Ambrose University Silver
OnMedia UnityPoint Health – Trinity Hyatt-Orlando St. Louis Cardinals ($3,000 – $5,999)
Royal Neighbors of America Von Maur, Inc. i wireless Center Salvage Direct A. Y. McDonald Manufacturing
Salzman International Inc. Inspired Design Jewelry Schindler Construction Company
Friends of Junior Achievement Alliant Energy/Alliant Energy Foundation
Silver Oaks Communications, Inc. Insurance Audit Services, Inc. Scott County Conservation
($1 – $999) American Trust & Savings Bank
WQAD-TV8 Iowa 80 Group Shive-Hattery, Inc.
Abbott Laboratories Community Foundation of Greater
Isle of Capri Casino and Hotel Short Hills Country Club
Silver Act II Transportation Dubuque
JC Builders Six Flags Great America
($3,000 – $5,999) Adventureland Amusement Park – Cottingham & Butler
Jeremy Allen’s Grand Illusions – Slumberland Furniture
American Bank & Trust Company Des Moines Dubuque Racing Association
Wisconsin Dells Southeast National Bank
Bituminous Insurance Companies Airways Inc. Heartland Financial USA, Inc.
Jester Park Golf Course Southwest Airlines
Cobham Mission Systems A-L-L Equipment Company IBM Global Delivery Center
Jewel Food Store – East Moline Steventon’s
Delta Air Lines Foundation Anderson Commercial Concrete Inc. Loras College
Jewel Food Store – Moline Swiss Valley Farms
DHCU Community Credit Union Anderson, Lower, Whitlow, P.C. McGladrey LLP
Jewel Food Store – Silvis Talbot’s Inc.
Eastern Iowa Community College Arby’s – Davenport OnMedia
JMF Company Texas Roadhouse
Elliott Aviation Batteries Plus – Davenport U.S. Bank N.A.
Jos. A. Banks Total Maintenance, Inc.
I.H. Mississippi Valley Credit Union Dr. Philip Bayne DDS
Jumer’s Casino TPC at Deere Run Bronze
Illinois Casualty Company Best Western Steeplegate Inn
Jumpin Joey’s Bounce House Twin State Technical Services Ltd. ($1,000 – $2,999)
John Deere Classic – Birdies for Bettendorf Community School District
Junior Board of Rock Island Untouchable Tours Benchmark Capital Group LTD
Charities Bettendorf Family Museum
K & K True Value Hardware UPS Bernardi Investment Services, Inc.
Kraft Foods Inc./Oscar Mayer Bettendorf Office Products
Kiwanis Club of Davenport Van Meter Industrial Inc. Black Hills Energy
Corporation Biaggi’s Restorante Italiano
Knee’s Florist Village Inn Conlon Construction
Material Control Systems Inc. Bier Stube
Knuckleheads Indoor Amusement Park W.W. Grainger, Inc. Dubuque Bank & Trust
McGladrey LLP Black Hawk College
Lagomarcino’s Confectionary Walmart Supercenter – Davenport Dupaco Community Credit Union
Miller Container Corporation Blank Park Zoo – Des Moines
Lavender Crest Winery Walmart Supercenter – Moline Falb Family Charitable Foundation
Parr Instrument Company Bling Bling Sisters
Lowe’s – Davenport The Walt Disney World Company Flexsteel
Quad City Bank & Trust Company Bracke-Hayes-Miller-Mahon Architects
Madd Potter WaterPark Car Wash Honkamp Krueger & Co., P.C.
Quanex Corporation Brookfield Zoo
Magic House St. Louis Children’s Weibler’s Harley Davidson Klauer Family Charitable Foundation
RiverStone Group, Inc. Brown Traffic Products, Inc.
Museum Wheelan-Pressly Funeral Home Inc. Kunkel and Associates
Ruhl & Ruhl Realtors Burke Cleaners
Marco Williams National Surety Corporation McCoy Group, Inc.
Russell Construction Company, Inc. Byron Hills Golf Course
McGivern’s Jewelry Willis of Illinois Nordstrom Distribution
Schebler Company Casey’s General Store
MidWestOne Bank Wilson’s Leather Olive Garden – Darden Foundation
State Farm Companies Foundation Celebration River Cruises
Miss Mamie’s Wizard Quest Premier Bank
THE National Bank Chicago Architecture Foundation
Mississippi River Distilling Company Wolfe Beverage Company Inc. Rainbo Oil Company
3M Company Chicago White Sox
Model Printers XPAC Rentech Nitrogen
Tyson Fresh Meats Chick-fil-A
Moline VFW Post Zach Johnson Foundation Spahn & Rose Lumber Company
U.S. Bank N.A. Chipotle
Molyneaux Insurance Charitable Foundation
Valley Construction Company Chocolate Manor
Whitey’s Ice Cream Manufacturers Inc. Cintas
Museum of Science & Industry Sauk Valley Area Friends of Junior Achievement
NAPM – Quad Cities
Wyman R. Coulter Trust Fund Circa ’21 Dinner Playhouse Diamond ($1 – $999)
Necker’s Jewelers
The Clubhouse ($15,000 – $24,999) ADDOCO
Bronze New Ground Theatre
CNH Industrial Donaldson Company, Inc. Alliant Credit Union
($1,000 – $2,999) Noodles & Company
Comedy Sportz Ameriprise Financial – Babler and
American Rental Association Northwest Bank & Trust Company Silver
Community Health Care – Davenport Associates
APAC Customer Services, Inc. Oelerich & Associates ($3,000 – $5,999)
Cookies by Design Amirage Salon & Day Spa
Arby’s Office Services Unlimited Dillon Foundation
Crow Valley Golf Course Beck Construction
Avadyne Health Old Chicago
Crust Stone Oven Pizza Bronze Behr’s Funeral Home
Bettendorf Heating & Air Conditioning Pak Source Inc.
D & G Real Estate ($1,000 – $2,999) Believe Salon
Sales & Service Palmer College
Dairy Queen Katherine Shaw Bethea Hospital Bellevue State Bank
Bowe Machine Company Palmer Hills
Davenport Community School District Wahl Clipper Corporation Best Western Designer Inn & Suites –
Charles D. Wiman Memorial Trust Panera Bread, SLB of Iowa
Davenport Country Club Walmart Distribution Center Galena
Deere Employees Credit Union Pearson Decorating Inc.
Davidson’s Jewelers Walmart Supercenter – Dixon Best Western Plus Dubuque Hotel &
Exelon Nuclear Penske Truck Rental
DeWitt Bank & Trust Company Walmart Supercenter – Sterling Conference Center
The Family Credit Union Phoenix Corporation of the Quad Cities
Diamonds on the Avenue Biechler Electric
First Midwest Bank N.A. PING Friends of Junior Achievement
Dimitri Wine & Spirits Big Apple Bagels
Genesis Health System Pinnacle Country Club ($1 – $999)
Dutrac Community Credit Union Bird Chevrolet Company
H. C. Duke & Son LLC Pizza Ranch CGH Medical Center
Eldridge Body Shop Brannon Monument
Harley’s Tavern Inc. Port Byron State Bank CIMCO Recycling Sterling, Inc.
Eldridge Welding & Ornamental Iron Buchheit Insurance
Hoosier Roll Shop Principal Financial Group CliftonLarsonAllen LLP
Entertainment Cruises Buchheit Tax Services
Lane & Waterman LLP Production Cutting Services, Inc. Community State Bank
The Faithful Pilot Burger King Restaurants
LeClaire Manufacturing Company Quad Cities River Bandits Dixon Ford Lincoln Volkswagon Mazda
The Floor Trader Butt’s Florist
Lowell N. Johnson Charitable Quad City Laminating & Trophy Dixon Police Charitable Association
FedEx Office Camoplast Solideal
Foundation Quad City Segway Edward Jones – Weigle
Foster Family Music Carlisle Ryan Digital Print & Services
Lowe’s – Moline R & S Transportation, Inc. HALO Branded Solutions
Front Street Brewery Casey’s General Store
Lujack’s Northpark Auto Plaza R.A. Jones & Company
Fyre Lake National Golf Club

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CES Computers
Cheryl Ann’s Bridal Ltd.
Chestnut Mountain Resort
Citizens Finance
City of Dubuque
Clarke University
Cole Acres Golf Course
Collaborative Tooling Technologies
Culver’s
D & R Foods
Design Photography
Doland Jewelers
Dubuque Dental Associates, PC
Dubuque Driving Range
Dubuque Park & Rec/Bunker Hill
Golf Course
Dubuque Stamping & Manufacturing, Inc.
Dubuque Symphony Orchestra
DuTrac Community Credit Union
Dyersville Country Club
Eagle Country Market
Eagle Point Solar
Eagle Tool Company
Eastern Iowa Tire
Edwards Cast Stone Company
Eide Bailly LLP
Family Mart
Fidelity Bank and Trust
Fillmore Golf Course/Divot’s Golf Shop
Finley Hospital
Finnin Autos Inc.
Five Flags Center
FloorShow Furniture & Flooring
Flowerama
Focus Services
Fried Green Tomatoes
Fuerste, Carew, Juergens & Sudmeier, P.C.
Galena Cellars Vineyard & Winery
Gordon’s Toggery
Grand Harbor Resort
Grand Opera House
Greater Dubuque Development
JA Heroes from Donaldson Company presented Junior Achievement Corporation
Green Industrial Supply Inc.
Happy Joe’s Pizza & Ice Cream Parlor
Hodge Company
with a grant from the Donaldson Foundation to expand JA programs Holy Family Catholic School
ITC Midwest
J & R Reuter Trucking
throughout the Sauk Valley Area. The result, more than 1,300
The Jewelry Box
Jumpin’ Jane’s Indoor Party &
Play Center
Kane Appraisal Services
students benefited from JA programs; a 29% increase in the number of Kane, Norby & Reddick, P.C.
Kendall Hunt Publishing
Kurtz Communication
Lacoma Golf Course
students served compared with last school year. Lamar Advertising of Dubuque
Ludovissy & Associates
Mainstay Suites
McCullough Creative
Medical Associates
Midwest Dental
Mi-T-M
The Moracco
Morrison Brothers
Mystique Casino
Mystique Ice Center
National Mississippi River Museum &
Aquarium
Off Shore Bar & Grill
Park Farm Winery
Pizza Hut
Pizza Ranch
Platinum Supplemental Insurance
Portzen Construction
Premier Linen & Drycleaning, Inc.
Rhomberg Furs
Rite Hite
Rousselot
Runde Auto Group
Sam’s Club
Schwendinger Construction

Sedgwick Claims Management Fort Madison Public Library

Services Inc. George’s Lawn Mower & Small
Sedona Staffing Services Engine Repair
7G Distributing Clifford Howard, Community Volunteer
Sisters of Charity of the Blessed I.H. Mississippi Valley Credit Union
Virgin Mary Lee County Bank & Trust
Steele Capital Management Inc. Lia Sophia
Sundown Mountain Resort Mediapolis Public Library
TAG Communications Inc. Riley Paint Company
Tamarack Business Park Ruhl & Ruhl Realtors
Tandem Tire & Auto Service Inc.
Taylor & Taylor Insurance
Shelter Insurance
Snyder’s-Lance, Inc. Brett Decker, JA Hero and representative from
Telegraph Herald Angie Sodey, Community Volunteer
Theisen’s South Eastern Community College
Thunder Hills Country Club
Timberline Golf Course
U.S. Cellular
Winegard Foundation
Central Bank Illinois, mentored these Geneseo
TOMY International Wright Electric
Truck Country
Van’s Liquor Store
VFG Projects
Cambridge High School students to a third-place finish in the
Victory Ford Bronze
Video Games Etc. (2 – 5 Volunteers)
Westside Business Association Cambridge Community School District
Linda Denison, Community Volunteer
Drs. David & Agnes Palmer JA Titan Competition.
Woodfire Grill
Woodward Communications Henry County State’s Attorney’s Office
Warren County
(1 Volunteer) Sharing his real-world experience helped the
CSI Homes
Bronze
Kelly Akers, Community Volunteer
($1,000 – $2,999)
Twomey Foundation
Darcy Franks, Community Volunteer
PJ Hilligoss, Community Volunteer
students make business decisions regarding their
Friends of Junior Achievement Katie Janson, Community Volunteer
($1 – $999) Scott Lund, Community Volunteer
Midwest Bank of Western Illinois
Security Savings Bank
Sue Matheny, Community Volunteer
Jayne Siemert, Community Volunteer
fictional company during the simulation.
Wade Snook, Community Volunteer
Leah Stropes, Community Volunteer
Shea Vinavich, Community Volunteer
Our Volunteer Partners
Burlington DeWitt
Silver Silver
(6 – 11 Volunteers) (6 – 11 Volunteers)
Two Rivers Financial Group Guardian Industries Corporation
Tom Schnirring, Community Volunteer Iowa Mutual Insurance Company
Bronze Bronze
(2 – 5 Volunteers) (2 – 5 Volunteers)
American Ordnance Calamus-Wheatland School District
Ameriprise Financial Central Realty
Burlington Community School District DeWitt Bank & Trust Company
City of West Burlington Farm Credit Services of America
Des Moines County Conservation First Central State Bank
Dresser-Rand First Trust & Savings Bank – Wheatland
Employee Benefit Systems ITW Magnaflux
Farmers & Merchants Bank & Trust LincolnWay Community Foundation
Fort Madison Bank & Trust The Observer
Fort Madison Community Hospital Ruhl & Ruhl Realtors
Great River Health Systems Friends of Junior Achievement
Greater Burlington Partnership (1 Volunteer)
Hawkeye Pedershaab Barnes Foodland
Hope Haven Area Development Center City of DeWitt
Corporation Community Care
Iowa State Bank DeWitt Police Department
Klingner & Associates, P.C. Farm Bureau Insurance
Mediapolis Savings Bank First Trust and Savings Bank
MidWestOne Bank Frances Banta Waggoner Community
Shottenkirk Motors Library
Siemens Energy Inc. Genesis Health System
Friends of Junior Achievement Cathy Kellenberger, Community
(1 Volunteer) Volunteer
Baker Pride Krieger Motors
Bickford Assisted Living and Necker’s Jewelers
Memory Care Merle Ocken, Community Volunteer
Breuer Agency Rock Valley Physical Therapy
City of Fort Madison Rudy’s Tacos
Clear Channel Radio Scheckel & Co. Dance
Dollar General Vision Center of DeWitt PC
EnergyFicient Witte Ready Mix
Farmers Savings Bank
Federal Mogul Ignition Products
Fort Madison Area Chamber of
Commerce

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Durant Gateway Door Company Delores Nanninga, Community Habitat For Humanity for LaSalle, Gold
Gateway State Bank Volunteer Bureau & Putnam Counties (12 – 19 Volunteers)
Gold Giggle-N-Grow Donnie Ogle, Community Volunteer Henderson County Health Department Bridgestone Commercial Solutions
(12 – 19 Volunteers) Lisa Holstein, Community Volunteer Creighton Olsen, Community Volunteer Hueneburg Financial Group Group
Durant Community School District Hop & Shop Diane Olson, Community Volunteer Illinois Valley Credit Union Monsanto Company
Bronze The Insurance Group Robert O’Rourke, Community Volunteer Linda Leone, Community Volunteer Muscatine Community School District
(2 – 5 Volunteers) Amy Jones-Pepper, Community Pabco Inc. of Geneseo LPL Financial Services
Silver
Liberty Insurance Agency Volunteer Timberlyn Lighting Management, Inc. Mary Jane Marini, Community Volunteer
(6 – 11 Volunteers)
J.T. Cullen Company Inc. Teresa VanDeWoestyne, Community Jessica McInnes, Community Volunteer
Friends of Junior Achievement Community Bank
Kings and Queens CrossFit Volunteer Misty’s Tax Matters
(1 Volunteer) First National Bank of Muscatine
Sarah Kisner, Community Volunteer Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. MPS Services Inc.
Casey’s General Store MidWestOne Bank
Kramer’s Cantina Wyffels Hybrids Inc. Oglesby Police Department
City of Durant Musco Lighting
Lock and Dam 13 Jannifer Powelson, Community
SSAB Iowa Inc.
Sandra Craig, Community Volunteer Stacy Lodge, Community Volunteer Illinois Valley Area Volunteer
Wapello Community School District
Electric Pump Mercy Childcare & Preschool Prudential Financial, Inc. – Click
Lori Frisch, Community Volunteer Silver Washington State Bank
Melissa Mommsen, Community Chris Riley, Community Volunteer
Cyndi Hagen, Community Volunteer Volunteer (6 – 11 Volunteers) Rivershores Care Center Bronze
Sherann Hagen, Community Volunteer Diane Mullin, Community Volunteer Carus Corporation Schott’s Pharmacy (2 – 5 Volunteers)
Kristy Hansen, Community Volunteer Vicki Norman, Community Volunteer Financial Plus Credit Union Spring Valley City Bank Central State Bank
Heinsite Fitness Parker Cassidy Supply Company Heartland Bank & Trust Company State Farm Insurance – Harrison Gerdau Ameristeel
Brenda Jeys, Community Volunteer Kathy Peasley, Community Volunteer Princeton Elementary School District Marcey Stouder, Community Volunteer Priscilla Haessig, Community Volunteer
Melissa Koenig, Community Volunteer David Ploog, Community Volunteer SABIC Innovative Plastics Streator Engine Parts Co./NAPA Horak Insurance
Taci Lilienthal, Community Volunteer Dan Portz, Community Volunteer Walmart Distribution Center Auto Parts Hy-Vee Food Store
Dorian Olsen, Community Volunteer Terri Potter, Community Volunteer Walmart Transportation Summit Heating & Air Conditioning, LLC Iowa State Bank
Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc. Prince of Peace Academy & College Bronze U.S. Silica Louisa-Muscatine Community School
Michele Rhodes, Community Volunteer Preparatory (2 – 5 Volunteers) Willow Springs Mennonite Church District
Julie Russell, Community Volunteer Rock-Tenn Company ACE Hardware Retail Support Center Rebecca Wilson, Community Volunteer Members Community Credit Union
Shear’s Two You Lorri Schmidt, Community Volunteer Advanced Drainage Systems Mills-Thompson Insurance
Tri-County Builders Sedona Staffing Services Ag View FS, Inc. Kewanee Muscatine Power & Water Company
United States Postal Service Kristal Shaff, Community Volunteer Capital Agricultural Property Services, Inc. Karen Nortman, Community Volunteer
Misty Woodford, Community Volunteer Starrmatica Learning Systems Bronze Peoples Trust and Savings Bank
Central Bank Illinois
Sterling Federal Bank (2 – 5 Volunteers) Roger Robeson, Community Volunteer
Chamlin & Associates
Gateway Area Barb Stoecker, Community Volunteer City of Princeton
Black Hawk College – East Campus Lilas Ross, Community Volunteer
Stouts Irish Pub & Grill City of Kewanee Stanley Consultants
Gold Del Monte Foods
Julia Strike, Community Volunteer Sharon Deahl, Community Volunteer Stanley Lande & Hunter
(12 – 19 Volunteers) Eureka Savings Bank
3M Company Henry & Stark County Health State of Iowa
Ashford University 1st Farm Credit Services
United States Postal Service Department West Liberty Foods
LyondellBasell First National Bank
Mike VanZuiden, Community Volunteer Doug Hilgendorf, Community Volunteer West Liberty State Bank
First State Bank
Silver David Vogel, Community Volunteer Marshall Jones, Community Volunteer
Frontier Communications Friends of Junior Achievement
(6 – 11 Volunteers) Mary Vogel, Community Volunteer Kewanee Community School District
Heartland Bank & Trust Company (1 Volunteer)
ADM Walmart Supercenter Kewanee Physical Therapy & Rehab
Hy-Vee Food Store Active Health Chiropractic
Camanche School District Wild Rose Casino Specialists
Illini State Bank Allied Insurance
Clinton Community School District Bethany Wruck, Community Volunteer Kewanee YMCA
James Hardie Building Products Inc. Melissa Bieri, Community Volunteer
Medical Associates Paula Luft, Community Volunteer
Jill Klein, Community Volunteer Paula Buckman, Community Volunteer
Martin Engineering
Mercy Medical Center Geneseo John Knudson, Community Volunteer
Peoples National Bank of Kewanee Cafe Dodici
Northeast Community School District La Salle State Bank
River Bend School District Silver Royal Oaks Care Center Carver Pump Company
Midland States Bank City of Fruitland
U.S. Bank N.A. (6 – 11 Volunteers) State Bank of Toulon
Curt Mooney, Community Volunteer City of Muscatine
Central Bank Illinois Wethersfield School District
Bronze North Central Bank City of West Liberty
(2 – 5 Volunteers) Bronze Office Depot, Inc. Friends of Junior Achievement Colonial Manor
Citizens First Bank (2 – 5 Volunteers) Perry Memorial Hospital (1 Volunteer) Peggy Colton, Community Volunteer
Clinton Community College BankORION Ann Rodriguez, Community Volunteer Wayne Becker, Community Volunteer Mary Davis, Community Volunteer
Clinton National Bank John Bustle, Community Volunteer Selby Township District Library Cenex Department of Human Services
Company One Fire Suppression Emerick Pest Control Inc. State Farm Insurance – Corporate City of Galva Eastern Iowa Light and Power
DM Services Inc. Farmers National Bank of Prophetstown Headquarters Community State Bank – Galva Cooperative
Drives Incorporated Melissa Fletcher, Community Volunteer Jan Trumbo, Community Volunteer Drew DeSutter, Community Volunteer Eastern Iowa Physical Therapy
1st Gateway Credit Union – Camanche Geneseo Communications, Inc. Twin Oaks Savings Bank The Finish Line Nancy Ekwall, Community Volunteer
First Trust & Savings Bank – Albany Geneseo Community Park District W. H. Maze Company Great Dane Trailer Corporation Jennifer Ewart, Community Volunteer
Hy-Vee Food Store Hammond-Henry Hospital Bonnie Washkowiakm, Community Happy Joe’s Pizza & Ice Cream Parlor The Family Credit Union
IPSCO Tubular Steel Inc. Hertz Farm Management Volunteer Louise Harrison, Community Volunteer Cherrish Helmig, Community Volunteer
NelsonCorp Wealth Management Gloria Miller, Community Volunteer Woodforest National Bank Kewanee Real Estate Henderson-Barker Funeral Home
Nestlé Purina PetCare Nash Nash Bean & Ford, LLP Your Financial & Investment Advisors Kisner Dentistry Bob Hiti, Community Volunteer
Sisters of St. Francis Patriot Renewable Fuels, LLC Kleine Equipment Inc. Jill Hoben, Community Volunteer
State Farm Insurance – Reed Life Investors Financial Group Sandie Hook, Community Volunteer
Friends of Junior Achievement (1 Volunteer)
Timken Drives LLC McDonald’s JP’s 207
(1 Volunteer) Jennifer Alter, Community Volunteer
Menards Beth Konecne, Community Volunteer
Friends of Junior Achievement American Eagle Buildings Inc. Americ Inn
OSF Saint Luke Medical Center Kassia Lazar, Community Volunteer
(1 Volunteer) Blackhawk Bank & Trust August Hill Winery
Pizza Hut Liberty Communications
Agri-King, Inc. Burke Cleaners Aric Bowen, Community Volunteer
River Valley Coop Shayla Malone, Community Volunteer
Air Control, Inc. COUNTRY Financial – Henderson Bureau-Marshall-Putnam Tri-County
Coessa Rusk, Community Volunteer Mary Kay – Boysen
All Pet Clinic DHCU Community Credit Union Special Education Cooperative
Karen Sumner, Community Volunteer Diannia McDonald, Community
Stacy Beck, Community Volunteer Sara Dykstra, Community Volunteer C & S Roofing Company
Union Federal Savings & Loan Volunteer
Buddy Gourmet Edward Jones – Rapps Sheri Campbell, Community Volunteer
Association Mellinger Memorial Library
City of Clinton Geneseo Community Unit School District Cargill AgHorizons
Brenda Hallendorff, Community Centrue Bank Moore Plumbing & HVAC
Darling International
Volunteer City of Spring Valley Muscatine & Louisa Moose Ridge Properties
Dustin DeWeerdt, Community Volunteer
DHCU Community Credit Union Hanford Insurance Agency, Inc. The Closet Counties Cassandra Morse, Community Volunteer
Lisa Edmunds, Community Volunteer Hartco Cable Company Dakota Street Insurance Emerald Carie Murray, Community Volunteer
John Elder, Community Volunteer Becki Holzgrafe, Community Volunteer 815 Media (50 – 89 Volunteers) Muscatine Community College
Judy Elder, Community Volunteer Deanna Huddleston, Community Facilitation Services Chicago HNI Corporation Mutual Telephone Company of
Evergreen Packaging Volunteer Stacy Ghere, Community Volunteer Morning Sun
Carena French, Community Volunteer Sue Killelea, Community Volunteer Carol Gugerty, Community Volunteer Teresa Noa, Community Volunteer
Fulton Family Dental Northwestern Mutual
Oak Tree Homes

Pizza Ranch Nestlé Purina PetCare Cindy Gilbert, Community Volunteer

Cynthia Randall, Community Volunteer Northwest Bank & Trust Company Eloise Graham, Community Volunteer
Saints Mary & Mathias Catholic School Quad Cities River Bandits H & R Block
Slightly Vintage Quanex Corporation Jason Hamilton, Community Volunteer
State Farm Insurance – Vineyard R.I.A. Federal Credit Union Harvest Bible Chapel
Jill Townsley, Community Volunteer Rock Island/Milan School District Hawk Technology
Trinity Muscatine Rockridge School District Kyleigh Hosteltler, Community Volunteer
TriOak Foods Russell Construction Company, Inc. Jennifer Houghton, Community
Tyson Food’s – Columbus Junction St. Paul the Apostle Catholic School Volunteer
United States Department of Agriculture Schebler Company Gma Howze, Community Volunteer
Walgreens Scott County Family Y Humility of Mary Shelter
Washington County Public Health & Silvis School District Jessica Hurd, Community Volunteer
Home Care Jennifer Szymbroski, Community Hy-Vee Food Store
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage Volunteer Illinois Casualty Company
Wertzbaugher Services THE National Bank Illinois Court
Wester Drug U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Rock Independent News Network
White Pigeon Mutual Insurance Island District Inland Home Mortgage
Association Valley Bank Iowa 80 Group
Kim Wilson, Community Volunteer John F. Kennedy Catholic School
Bronze
Johnson Contracting Company
Quad Cities Tess Abney, Community Volunteer
Junior Achievement USA
Sarah Justin, Community Volunteer
Crystal American Bank & Trust Company
Subha Kalathur, Community Volunteer
(90+ Volunteers) Ameriprise Financial
Sheila Kelly, Community Volunteer
Davenport Community School District Ames Law Office
Celia Kool, Community Volunteer
Deere & Company James Anderson, Community Volunteer
Kraft Foods Group, Inc./Oscar Mayer
Dottie Anselmino, Community Volunteer
Emerald Corporation
APAC Customer Services, Inc.
(50 – 89 Volunteers) Dan Kueter, Community Volunteer
Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.
MidAmerican Energy Company Lafarge North America
Ascentra Credit Union
St. Ambrose University Jeanne Lamphier, Community Volunteer
Avadyne Health
Kim Lazenby, Community Volunteer
Diamond Jessica Bacon, Community Volunteer
Mandi Lemke, Community Volunteer
(30 – 49 Volunteers) Jamie Baker, Community Volunteer
Greg Lillibridge, Community Volunteer
Genesis Health System Michelle Barber, Community Volunteer
Kellie Lindley, Community Volunteer
Moline School District Debi Becht, Community Volunteer
Shauna Lindsey, Community Volunteer
Quad City Bank & Trust Company Bettendorf Eye Care Center
LinguiSystems Inc.
UnityPoint Health – Trinity Bettendorf Police Department
Longley Systems
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Big Brothers Big Sisters of the
Lydia Home Association
Mississippi Valley
JA Hero and Bridgestone Platinum
Bi-State Regional Commission
Bituminous Insurance Companies
M & M Insurance
Manpower
Pleasant Valley Community School Susan Matos, Community Volunteer
Bohnsack & Frommelt LLP
District Alison McCrary, Community Volunteer
Commercial Solutions Group
Sarah Borsdorf, Community Volunteer
Rock Island Arsenal Liz McCredie, Community Volunteer
Sara Brahm, Community Volunteer
Ruhl & Ruhl Realtors McDermott Construction
Nancy Briggs, Community Volunteer
James Slavens, Community Volunteer Mercer County School District
Butler Insurance Service, Inc./Benefit
United Healthcare Services Company Metropolitan Medical Laboratory
employee, Sherry Miller, of the River Valley, Inc.
U.S. Bank N.A.
Service
Cardiovascular Medicine, P.C.
Myrna Miller, Community Volunteer
Mississippi Bend Area Education Agency
Beth Carroll, Community Volunteer
Michael Zeitler, Community Volunteer Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center
The Catholic Messenger
helps students from
Moline Fire Department
Gold Jennifer Cavins, Community Volunteer
Christi Monson, Community Volunteer
(12 – 19 Volunteers) Center for Alcohol and Drug Services
Marilyn Moore, Community Volunteer
Alcoa Global Rolled Products Center for Youth & Family Solutions
Morgan Stanley
Black Hawk College Cintas
Colorado Elementary School in Blackhawk Bank & Trust
Deloitte LLP
City of Davenport
City of Moline
Patrick Murphy, Community Volunteer
Nagovan & Stieger Consultants
Oelerich & Associates
Group O Inc. CNH Industrial
Gerald Offerdahl, Community Volunteer
Muscatine understand how Alan Hale, Community Volunteer The Communication Solution
ORA Orthopedics
I.H. Mississippi Valley Credit Union Colona School District
Orion School District
Illinois Department of Transportation Community Health Care, Inc.
Palmer College of Chiropractic
Mel Foster Company Cribbs Landscaping
Dean Parker, Community Volunteer
business works and Midland Information Resources
North Scott School District
Shana Dahlhauser, Community
Volunteer
PB Leiner USA
Pekin Insurance
Dale Carnegie Training
Silver Platinum Information Services, Inc.
DataSource Appraisal
introduces them to (6 – 11 Volunteers) Point Builders, LLC
Davenport Fire Department
Augustana College Port Byron State Bank
Department of Veteran Affairs
Bettendorf Community School District QC Counselor PLC
DHCU Community Credit Union
Elodie Betzle, Community Volunteer QCSA Direct
DHL Global Forwarding
entrepreneurship through Bush Construction Company
COUNTRY Financial
Eva Dondanville, Community Volunteer
Christine Durst, Community Volunteer
Quad Cities Christian School
Quad City/Tri-County Vo-Tech Region
Deere Employees Credit Union Re/Max River Cities
DuTrac Community Credit Union
Doyle & Keenan Jason Riesebieter, Community
the JA Our Region curriculum.
East Moline Police Department
Eastern Iowa Community College Volunteer
Edison Academy
Genesis Systems Group, LLC River Music Experience Museum
Exelon Nuclear
Cynthia Hazelett, Community Volunteer Riverdale School District
Eye Surgeons Associates
Jordan Catholic School Richard Robertson, Community
The Family Credit Union
KONE Inc. Volunteer
Family Resources
Lane & Waterman LLP Rock Island County
Farm Journal Media
Lee Enterprises, Inc. Rock Island County Area Project
Farmer’s State Bank
Mary Maland, Community Volunteer Rock Island Lubricants & Chemicals
Teresa Fey, Community Volunteer
McGladrey LLP Company
First Midwest Bank N.A.
Modern Woodmen of America Rock Valley Physical Therapy
Five Star Salon and Spa
Moline Public Library Royal Neighbors of America
Friendly House

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Ryan & Associates Marie Bauer, Community Volunteer Cobham Mission Systems Division
Salzman International, Inc. Eric Bauswell, Community Volunteer Brian Coleman, Community Volunteer
Sam’s Club Baxter Healthcare Corporation Lori Collingwood, Community Volunteer
Sauk Valley Bank Michael Beale, Community Volunteer Susan Collins, Community Volunteer
Dave Schaller, Community Volunteer Tammy Bearbower, Community Volunteer Jim Collins, Community Volunteer
Scott County Courthouse Mary Beauchamp, Community Volunteer Colman Florist
Scott County Library Systems Amy Beausoleil, Community Volunteer Colona Police Department
Scott County Secondary Roads Laura Beazley, Community Volunteer Community Action of Eastern Iowa
The Sedona Group Belimed Infection Control Jennifer Coppinger, Community Volunteer
Select Specialty Hospital Dawn Bender, Community Volunteer Betty Corbett, Community Volunteer
Sentry Insurance Company Judi Berger, Community Volunteer Core Vens Insurance
Seventure Living Chiropractic Bergren Appraisal, Inc. Becky Costello, Community Volunteer
Sherrard Community School District Beth Bernauer, Community Volunteer Amber Cottrell, Community Volunteer
Shive-Hattery, Inc. Bethany for Children & Family Chris Cournoyer, Community Volunteer
Small Wonders Photography Bettendorf Public Library Courtesy Car City
Senator Roby Smith – Iowa State
Senate
Better Business Growth Faster
Big Meadows Inc.
Terry Kerres, JA Hero and Sara Cox, Community Volunteer
Stephanie Cox, Community Volunteer
Jacob Smithers, Community Volunteer Birks Chiropractic Cindy Crain, Community Volunteer
South Rock Island Township Heather Bishop, Community Volunteer Bridget Craveno, Community Volunteer
Southeast National Bank James E. Bishop, Community Volunteer MidAmerican Energy Kelsey Creen, Community Volunteer
Standard Forwarding Company Inc. Jane Blackman, Community Volunteer Croell Redi-Mix
State Farm Insurance – Froeschle Jennie Blackman, Community Volunteer Marilyn Cross, Community Volunteer
Strategy In Progress, LLC
Subway – Moline
Blevins Brothers
Lynn Blind, Community Volunteer Company employee, teaches Linda Crouch, Community Volunteer
Linette Cudd, Community Volunteer
TAG Communications, Inc. Blue Grass Savings Bank Martha Cuellar, Community Volunteer
Thompson’s Family RV Boathouse Restaurant Christine Curlee, Community Volunteer
TJ Maxx
Lorie Townsend, Community Volunteer
Bob’s Body Shop
Kim Bockenfield, Community Volunteer
students at Francis Willard Donna Dailing, Community Volunteer
Dairy Queen
Townsend Engineering Inc. Janice Boekhoff, Community Volunteer Dan Dolan Homes
TruGreen Greg Boll, Community Volunteer Davenport City Hall
Tyson Fresh Meats
Untied States Courts
Rachel Bollinger, Community Volunteer
Rhonda Bollmann, Community Volunteer
Elementary School in Rock Davenport Police Department
Davenport Public Library
United Township High School Krista BonAmour, Community Volunteer Davenport Surgical Group
United Way of the Quad Cities Area Michelle Bonin, Community Volunteer Connie Davey, Community Volunteer
University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics Books-A-Million Island the importance of Jessica Day, Community Volunteer
Valley Construction Company Stacey Boruff, Community Volunteer Dealer Marketing Services
Village Inn Restaurant & Bakery Boy Scouts of America, Illowa Council Chelsie Dean, Community Volunteer
W. F. Scott Decorating, Inc.
Walgreen Drug Stores – Davenport
Larry Allen Boydstom, Community
Volunteer money management during Elizabeth DeBlois, Community
Volunteer
Walgreens – East Moline Darlene Boyles, Community Volunteer David DeCarlo, Community Volunteer
Walmart Supercenter Lucian Bradley, Community Volunteer Gene DeClerca, Community Volunteer
Werner Restoration Services Inc.
Western Illinois University – Quad Cities
Cindy Brady, Community Volunteer
Brandt Company
the JA Our City program. Polly DeClercq, Community Volunteer
Jenny DelaPaz, Community Volunteer
Todd White, Community Volunteer Lonnie Brewer, Community Volunteer Delphia Consulting, LLC
Willis of Illinois Tosh Brinkerhoff, Community Volunteer Dawn DelVichio, Community Volunteer
World Relief Beth Brodd, Community Volunteer Crista DeVore, Community Volunteer
Barbara Brown, Community Volunteer Lisa Dickson, Community Volunteer
Kelly Bruce, Community Volunteer Dennis Diercks Inc.
(1 Volunteer)
Doug Burke, Community Volunteer Diehling Direct Inc.
A Step Above
Matt Burnett, Community Volunteer Bryan Dietsch, Community Volunteer
AAA Insurance
John Bustle, Community Volunteer Dillender Financial Solutions
Access Control
Busy Bee Cleaning Service Dimock, Gloud & Company
Craig Ackerman, Community Volunteer
Willie Butler, Community Volunteer Angie Dobbels, Community Volunteer
Johnna Adam, Community Volunteer
Byerly Aviation Tiffany Dockery-Jackson, Community
Teri Adams, Community Volunteer
C.T. Products, LLC Volunteer
Aerospace Control Products
Cabinets Exact Drs. Ade & Castro
Agape Hair Salon
John Canterbury, Community Volunteer Dohrn Transfer Company
Janet Aguilar, Community Volunteer
Carlos O’Kelly’s Erin Dolan, Community Volunteer
Hope Aldeman, Community Volunteer
Josh Carlson, Community Volunteer Dollar General – Moline
Austin Aldershof, Community Volunteer
Cheryl Carpita, Community Volunteer Kelsey Donahue, Community Volunteer
Aledo Kidney Center
CarteGraph Donuts & More
Alex Brandtner Children’s Dentistry
Cara Carter, Community Volunteer Kathy Dougherty, Community Volunteer
Jennifer Alfaro, Community Volunteer
CAT Scale Company Downing Architects
Irum Ali, Community Volunteer
Caterpillar Jessica Downing, Community Volunteer
Almon/Tiac
CETEK Inc. Dryoel Photography
Melinda Alsheikha, Community Volunteer
Linda Ceurvorst, Community Volunteer Joseph Dubin, Community Volunteer
American Heart Association
Karen Chambers, Community Volunteer Jennifer Dumas, Community Volunteer
American Honda
Karen Chenoweth, Community Volunteer Jean Duncan, Community Volunteer
American Rental Association
Chick-fil-A Sharon Kendall Dunn, Community
Anchor Lumber Do-it Center
Children & Families of Iowa Volunteer
Brent Anderson, Community Volunteer
Children’s Therapy Center Durham School Services
Elise Anderson, Community Volunteer
Chipotle Yvette Durkin, Community Volunteer
Esther Anderson, Community Volunteer
Pornsupa Chotiprasidhi, Community E.A. Lenger Designs
Heather Anderson, Community Volunteer
Volunteer Eagle & Eagle, Attorneys at Law
Robert Anderson, Community Volunteer
Amna Ciaccio, Community Volunteer East Village Cafe
Blanca Andon, Community Volunteer
City Limits Eastern Iowa Grain Inspection
LaToya Angel, Community Volunteer
City of Aledo EBE Technologies
Ryan Antle, Community Volunteer
City of East Moline Mark Eckman, Community Volunteer
Ascentra Credit Union – Moline
City of Eldridge ECS Financial Services
Shelley Atkinson, Community Volunteer
Sherri L. Clark, Community Volunteer Edward D. Jones & Company
J. Andrew Axel, Community Volunteer
Robert Clark-Williams, Community Elanders Americas
Laura Bahns, Community Volunteer
Volunteer Eldridge Recreation & Fitness Center
BankORION
Christy Cline, Community Volunteer Joyce Elliott, Community Volunteer
Mark Barnes, Community Volunteer

Nicki Ellis, Community Volunteer Veronica Hill, Community Volunteer Kings Material Inc. Chad Melody, Community Volunteer Kathy Peterson, Community Volunteer
Shelli Englebrecht, Community Volunteer Hillcrest Family Services KJWW Engineering Consultants Mercer County Farm Bureau Mary Peterson, Community Volunteer
Enviromark Hockenberg Newburgh Tina Klaner, Community Volunteer Merrill Lynch & Company Phoenix Closures
Michelle Escamilla, Community Volunteer Lara Hodge, Community Volunteer Rosa Knapp, Community Volunteer Heidi Meyer, Community Volunteer Leon Plumb, Community Volunteer
Estes Construction Jennifer Holliday, Community Volunteer Knilans’ Furniture Kelli Meyer, Community Volunteer Amanda Ponce, Community Volunteer
Fanth Curry Home Improvement Denise Hollonbeck, Community Volunteer Betty M. Kraus, Community Volunteer Molly Meyer, Community Volunteer Latoyal Poole, Community Volunteer
Natalie Farwell, Community Volunteer Susan Holmes, Community Volunteer Janelle Kuebrich, Community Volunteer Jennifer Meyers, Community Volunteer Leslie Powell-Skinner, Community
FedEx Sandie Hook, Community Volunteer KWQC-TV6 MH Equipment Company Volunteer
Fence Guy Michelle Hopewell, Community Volunteer LJ Dentistry LLC Midwest Automated Time Systems Precision Sign
Jennifer Fernandez, Community Volunteer Molly Horsfield, Community Volunteer Erica Lamb, Community Volunteer Midwest Referral Association, Inc. Primerica Financial Services
Fidlar Technologies Hot Shots Nuclear Medicine LAMCO Slings & Rigging Inc. Midwest Thermal Princeton Police Department
Firestitch Inc. Glen Hotchkiss, Community Volunteer Sharon Lampert, Community Volunteer MidWestOne Bank Principal Financial Group
First National Bank Sara Hougland, Community Volunteer Land Services, Inc. Pat Miletich, Community Volunteer ProBuild
First Co. Darryl Howlett, Community Volunteer Melanie Landa, Community Volunteer Miller Container Corporation Quad Cities Chamber of Commerce
Scott Fisher, Community Volunteer Jamal Hudson, Community Volunteer Langman Construction Inc. Mitch Millhollin, Community Volunteer Quad City Area Realtor Association
Paul Fitzgerrel, Community Volunteer Brian Hugaert, Community Volunteer Tina Langton-Andersen, Community Trisha Mirfield, Community Volunteer Quad City Evening Optimist Club
Laurie Flanagan, Community Volunteer Humana Volunteer Mississippi Valley Insurance Quad City Montessori School
Fort Armstrong Valerie Ibarra, Community Volunteer Mindy Lank, Community Volunteer Mississippi Valley Oral Surgery Quad City Powder Coating Company
Lilo Foster-Leist, Community Volunteer David R. Iglehart DDS Andrew M. Larson PC Nancy Mitchell, Community Volunteer Quad City Prosthetics
Kathleen Fredrickson, Community Illinois Department of Employment Angie Laufenberg, Community Patrick Mitchell, Community Volunteer Quad City Testing
Volunteer Security Volunteer Mobile Tax Preparation Quad-City Times
The Friends of Vander Veer Illinois Migrant Council Terri Law, Community Volunteer Moline Dispatch RJ Lee & Associates, LLP
Frontier Hospitality Group Illinois State Police Tracie Lenning, Community Volunteer Molyneaux Insurance Radisson Quad City Plaza Hotel –
Kim Fuller, Community Volunteer IMT Insurance Angela Lewis, Community Volunteer Montana Jacks Davenport
Fusion Salon Inland Bank Anita Lewis, Community Volunteer Lona Moore, Community Volunteer Jennifer Raines, Community Volunteer
Bill Gallin, Community Volunteer Interior Image Lift Systems, Inc. Margaret Moore, Community Volunteer Kevin Ramirez, Community Volunteer
Megan Garcia, Community Volunteer Iowa American Water Company Mindy Lillibridge, Community Volunteer Blanca Moran, Community Volunteer Jennifer Randazzo, Community
Becky Gaydos, Community Volunteer Iowa Illinois Office Solutions Inc. Krista Lindbeck, Community Volunteer Bethany Morgan, Community Volunteer Volunteer
Gemvision Iowa Machine Shed Gretchen Lindle, Community Volunteer Cassandra Morse, Community Volunteer Phyllis Reed, Community Volunteer
General Asphalt Construction Iowa Masonic Health Facilities Live Well Chiropractic Sharon Moss, Community Volunteer Renee Reilly, Community Volunteer
General Mills Marlene Jacks, Community Volunteer Lloyd’s Plan, Inc. Angie Mueller, Community Volunteer The REM Center
Jessica Giles, Community Volunteer Janet Jackson, Community Volunteer Frances Lofgren, Community Volunteer Sarah Mueller, Community Volunteer Renew Moline
Goetz Concrete Construction Corp. Larry Jackson, Community Volunteer Rhonda Logsdon, Community Volunteer Carolyn Muir, Community Volunteer Rent-A-Center
Jose Gonzales, Community Volunteer Jennifer Jaeger, Community Volunteer Karen Lonergan, Community Volunteer Dorrie Murphy, Community Volunteer Republic Companies
Gordmans Catherine Jakubsen, Community Paula Loomis, Community Volunteer Ida Murray, Community Volunteer Kandi Resnick, Community Volunteer
Jennifer Gosa, Community Volunteer Volunteer Arleen Lopez, Community Volunteer Pam Murray, Community Volunteer Results Marketing Company
Great Clips James E. Bishop DDS Penny Lopez, Community Volunteer Shelly Naumann, Community Volunteer Gaynor Revell, Community Volunteer
Greater Metro Area Housing Authority Michele James, Community Volunteer Los Primos Tracie Necker, Community Volunteer Raye Reynolds, Community Volunteer
Green Park Pharmacy JB Robertson Construction Inc. Lourdes Catholic School Necker’s Jewelers Christina Rice, Community Volunteer
Janet Griffin, Community Volunteer Jefferson Early Childhood Amy Lowell, Community Volunteer Brittany Nelson, Community Volunteer Jenny Rice, Community Volunteer
Mary Jane Griffin, Community Volunteer Jennings Family Dentistry Lowe’s Home Improvement Scott Nelson, Community Volunteer Shirley Richter, Community Volunteer
Coleen A. Grigsby, Community Volunteer Jerry Jeter, Community Volunteer Lucky Cab Nelson Brothers Agency David Riddell, Community Volunteer
Amber Grimm, Community Volunteer Rosann Jeter, Community Volunteer Wendy Ludwig, Community Volunteer Nepus Hospitality LLC Amy Riggins, Community Volunteer
Group Services Inc. Joe Jewhurst, Community Volunteer M.D. Green’s Chris Newberry, Community Volunteer Sara Riggs, Community Volunteer
Kristie Guardia, Community Volunteer Christine Johnson, Community Volunteer Jessie Madden, Community Volunteer Corey Newberry, Community Volunteer Shannon Riley, Community Volunteer
Gulliver’s Travel Kristi Johnson, Community Volunteer Michelle Mahrt, Community Volunteer Sylvia Newcomb, Community Volunteer Kelly Ritchie, Community Volunteer
Sheila Guse, Community Volunteer Lori Johnson, Community Volunteer Mainstream Capital Partners, Inc. Vanessa Newkirk, Community Volunteer River House Bar & Grill
Kathy Gusse, Community Volunteer Michelle Johnson, Community Volunteer Amanda Mallette, Community Volunteer Michelle Newton, Community Volunteer River Valley Computing
Andrea Gutierrez, Community Volunteer Renae Johnson, Community Volunteer Karen Manning, Community Volunteer Bailey Niemeier, Community Volunteer River Valley Oral Surgery
Gene Guy, Community Volunteer Jake Johnson, Community Volunteer Marco Julie Nonnenmann, Community Volunteer Rivermont Collegiate School
H.L. Teel Carpentry Johnson Controls, Inc. Madelynn Markezich, Community Alaina Norman, Community Volunteer Riverside Dentistry
Ellen Haberkorn, Community Volunteer Barbara Johnston, Community Volunteer Volunteer Northeast National Bank RiverStone Group, Inc.
Cyndi Hagen, Community Volunteer Vivian Jones, Community Volunteer Julie Marley, Community Volunteer Northland Securities, Inc. Riverwalk Rehab
Hair DeVine Wendy Jones, Community Volunteer Cherita Marshall, Community Volunteer Northwest Mechanical Robert Young Center
Steve Hamilton, Community Volunteer Melissa Jost, Community Volunteer Jennifer Marshall, Community Karen Nutt, Community Volunteer Rock Island County Coroner’s Office
Rita Hammer, Community Volunteer JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. Volunteer Sue O’Brien, Community Volunteer Rock Island County Court
Kelly Hammes, Community Volunteer Melissa Judd, Community Volunteer McCarthy Improvement Company Tim O’Neill, Community Volunteer Rock Island County Probation
Stephanie Hammes, Community Jumer’s Casino Marisa McClain, Community Volunteer Octapharma Plasma Rock Island Fire Department
Volunteer Just Kids Inc. McClintock Excavating Inc. Old Dominion Freight Lines Rock Island Public Library
Handicapped Development Center K & K True Value Hardware Dan McConville, Community Volunteer Olderog Tire Service Alisha Roe, Community Volunteer
Happy Joe’s Pizza & Ice Cream Parlor – Craig Kaalberg, Community Volunteer Wendy McDavitt, Community Volunteer Jeff Oppenheimer, Community Volunteer Tracy Rogers, Community Volunteer
Davenport Kahl Home McDonald’s – Locust Street Option Health Cyle Roos, Community Volunteer
Happy Joe’s Pizza & Ice Cream Parlor – George Kalemkarian, Community Hope McDonnell, Community Volunteer Orion Gazette Heather Roseman, Community Volunteer
Moline Volunteer Angie McDonough, Community Volunteer Adela Ortega, Community Volunteer Shondra Ruff, Community Volunteer
Harcros Chemicals Kaplan University McGehee, Olson, Pepping, Balk & Todd Osborn, Community Volunteer Anastacia Ruzicka-Foht, Community
Hardi North American Inc. Gopal Kasichainula, Community Volunteer Kincaid Ltd. Osco Community Church Volunteer
Gina Harper, Community Volunteer Beth Kauzlarich, Community Volunteer Sarah McKay, Community Volunteer Osco Drug Store – Moline Ryerson
Harris Pizza Corlinda Kays, Community Volunteer Lori McKenzie, Community Volunteer Osco Drug Store – Silvis Stephanie Sacia, Community Volunteer
Ann Hartley, Community Volunteer Amy Kayser, Community Volunteer Michelle McKinnon, Community Volunteer Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church Cindy Sackfield, Community Volunteer
Deborah Harwood, Community Volunteer Jenny Kayser, Community Volunteer McLaughlin Body Company Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church Melissa Sadler, Community Volunteer
Ilya Hawk, Community Volunteer Gregory Keith, Community Volunteer Shamela McNeal, Community Volunteer Our Savior Lutheran Church & Preschool Safer Foundation
Hayman’s Ace Hardware Tammy Keith, Community Volunteer Chantal McNeil, Community Volunteer Panera Bread St. Anthony’s Nursing & Rehabilitation
Kristy Headley, Community Volunteer Keith Frieden Excavating Inc. Anne McVey, Community Volunteer Paragon Commercial Interiors, Inc. Center, LLC
Heart of America Group Kellizio Salon Mediacom Charlotte Park, Community Volunteer St. Jude Medical
Heidi Heirigs, Community Volunteer Tamara Kelly, Community Volunteer Mediacom Business Preeti Singh Parihar, Community St. Paul Lutheran Church
Aaron Helms, Community Volunteer Michael Kennedy, Community Volunteer Medical Arts Associates Volunteer Jennifer Sanders, Community Volunteer
Dale Hendricks, Community Volunteer Julia Kenyon, Community Volunteer Medical Staffing Network Parr Instrument Company Angela Sands, Community Volunteer
Gina Hendrix, Community Volunteer Patti Kenyon, Community Volunteer Scott Meents, Community Volunteer Melissa Pate, Community Volunteer Donna Scalf, Community Volunteer
Dedsy Henry, Community Volunteer Glen Keppy, Community Volunteer Jen Meincke, Community Volunteer Paul A. Boehle ’N Associates David Schilling, Community Volunteer
Mike Henson, Community Volunteer Kimberly Car City D’Carla Meisenburg, Community Pediatric Group Associates SC Cathy Schlichting, Community Volunteer
Tim Hernandez, Community Volunteer KinderCare LLC Volunteer Per Mar Security Services Sheena Schmacht, Community Volunteer
Victor Hernandez, Community Volunteer Annissa King, Community Volunteer Gina Mekus, Community Volunteer Jammie Petersen, Community Volunteer Becky Schneider, Community Volunteer
Hiland Toyota Debbie King, Community Volunteer Melissa Uzzell Elder Law Cheryl Peterson, Community Volunteer Schnell & Hancock, P.C.

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Lori Schoening, Community Volunteer

Scholtz Gowey Gere Marolf Architects
Carmen Schram, Community Volunteer
Kathy Schroeder, Community Volunteer
Mathew Schroeder, Community
Volunteer
James Scott, Community Volunteer
Robin Scott, Community Volunteer
Scott County Administration
Scott County Health Department
Emily Scranton, Community Volunteer
Share & Care Preschool
Shared IT Inc.
Shelter Mortgage Company
Michael Shields, Community Volunteer
Shawna Shields, Community Volunteer
Jan Shradar, Community Volunteer
Jill Shrake, Community Volunteer
Silver Oaks Communications, Inc.
Dawn Silvers, Community Volunteer
Theresa Simmons, Community
Volunteer
Kim Six, Community Volunteer
Trisha Skinner, Community Volunteer
Colleen Skolrood, Community Volunteer
Kim Slocum, Community Volunteer
Margi Smidt, Community Volunteer
Amy Smith, Community Volunteer
Darla Smith, Community Volunteer
Stacy Smith, Community Volunteer
Joanette Snider, Community Volunteer
Traci Snider, Community Volunteer
Sara Snyder-Kraus, Community Volunteer
Solar Vision
Laurinda Soloway, Community Volunteer
Solutions Management Group
Christine Soncarty, Community Volunteer
John Sparks, Community Volunteer
Bonnie Sparks-Gray, Community
Volunteer
Springfield Electric
Diane Stanger, Community Volunteer
Stanley, Lande & Hunter
Christy Stansbury, Community Volunteer
Samantha Stark, Community Volunteer
State of Illinois Department of Corrections
Dorothy Staub, Community Volunteer
Joseph Staub, Community Volunteer
Steel Warehouse of the Quad Cities
Steven D. Miller Builder
Angela Stewart, Community Volunteer
Mary Stewart, Community Volunteer
Janelle Stieger, Community Volunteer
Cori Streight, Community Volunteer
Leslie Strnad, Community Volunteer
Studio G
Studio 23
Stuff Etc.
Subway – Davenport
Carilyn Swartout, Community Volunteer Employees at Dubuque Bank & Trust are JA Heroes in and out of
Cynthia Sweeney, Community Volunteer
Larry Swemline, Community Volunteer
Claudette Swensson, Community
Volunteer
the classroom. Peg Ball presented Junior Achievement with a check
Kelly Tague, Community Volunteer
Tallgrass Business Resources
Tango Salon
Linda Tank, Community Volunteer
from a fundraiser they hosted to support JA programs in Dubuque.
Amber Taylor, Community Volunteer
TC Auto
Teitle Law Offices
Tennant Truck Lines, Inc.
Jim Thatcher, Community Volunteer
Karen Thode, Community Volunteer
Beth Thompson, Community Volunteer
Kari Thompson, Community Volunteer
Mary Thompson, Community Volunteer
Amanda Thornton, Community Volunteer
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
Hovey Tinsman, Community Volunteer
Becky Tippie, Community Volunteer
Amber Tittle, Community Volunteer
Tommy’s Cafe

Total Maintenance, Inc. Sylvia Zuiderveen, Community Iowa Small Business Development
Kim Toll, Community Volunteer Volunteer Center at NICC
TPC Deere Run Sandy Zunkel, Community Volunteer McKesson/Relay Health
Trackside Services Northwestern Mutual
Tradition Mortgage Sauk Valley Area Office Supplies 2U
Hong Tran, Community Volunteer Rentech Nitrogen
Tri-City Electric Company Gold Ruhl & Ruhl Realtors
Tuesday Morning (12 – 19 Volunteers) Wendy’s
Twin State Technical Services Ltd. Katherine Shaw Bethea Hospital Dian Wilson, Community Volunteer
2 Docs Chiropractic PLC Silver Friends of Junior Achievement
Two Rivers United Methodist Church (6 – 11 Volunteers) (1 Volunteer)
Two Rivers YMCA Walmart Distribution Center A. Y. McDonald Manufacturing
Tyco International Security
Bronze Company
Tyson Fresh Meats
(2 – 5 Volunteers) Big River Sign Co. Inc.
U.S. Cellular
City of Sterling Buchheit Tax Services
Unitarian Church
Alan Clemens, Community Volunteer Chocolaterie Stam
Valspar Corporation
Community State Bank Crescent Electric Supply Company
Van Meter Industrial Inc.
Donaldson Company, Inc. Ductsox
Beverly Van Soelen, Community
Edward Jones – Meier Dupaco Community Credit Union
Volunteer
Edward Jones – Weigle Eagle Point Software
Betsy VanDerSchaaf, Community
HALO Branded Solutions Fidelity Bank and Trust
Volunteer
Heartland Realty Galena Brewery
Veolia Water
Jacobs Builders LLC Grand Harbor Resort and Waterpark
Verisight
State Farm Insurance – Hammitt IIW Engineers & Surveyors P.C.
Veritas Stables
Sauk Valley Bank – Sterling Inside Decor Rental
Tanya Vick, Community Volunteer
Wipfli LLP ITC Midwest
Linda Viktor-Roeder, Community
Kendall Hunt Publishing
Volunteer Friends of Junior Achievement Amanda Kisting, Community Volunteer
Village Inn (1 Volunteer) LabStrong Corporation
Village of Milan Abiding Word Christian Center Me & V
Katie Voelliger, Community Volunteer Allied Locke Industries Midwest Business Products
Von Maur, Inc. Diane Bugajsky, Community Volunteer Mi-T-M Corporation
Jennifer Vondracek, Community COUNTRY Financial – Repass Old Navy
Volunteer Frank Delgado, Community Volunteer OnMedia
Melissa Voorhis, Community Volunteer Dixon School District Pinnacle Cellular and Satellite
Holly Vroman, Community Volunteer MCR Technologies Group Rainbo Oil Company
Julie Vroman, Community Volunteer Michelle Meinsma, Community Sam’s Club
Deana Wagner, Community Volunteer Volunteer Sue Steinbach-Johannsen, Community
Wagner’s Cleaners Morrison Community Hospital Volunteer
Tina Wagschal, Community Volunteer Raynor Manufacturing Company Stonehill Care Facility
Walcott Police Department Shaheen’s Village Market Target Store
Walcott Trust & Savings Bank Spangler Landscape Travel Headquarters
Walgreen Drug Stores – Moline Mark Swegle, Community Volunteer Bridgette West, Community Volunteer
Geraldine Walker, Community Volunteer U.S. Bank N.A. Judy Wolf, Community Volunteer
Walmart – Davenport Verizon Wireless
Melissa Wanek, Community Volunteer Wahl Clipper Corporation
Gwen Watford, Community Volunteer Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
Warren County
Mickey Watkins, Community Volunteer Bronze
Eileen M. Wayne, MD Tri-States Area (2 – 5 Volunteers)
Steve Weitz, Community Volunteer Citizens Bank – a Division of Morton
Meghan Welch, Community Volunteer Diamond Community Banks
Teri Weldon, Community Volunteer (30 – 49 Volunteers) I.H. Mississippi Valley Credit Union
Beth Welveart, Community Volunteer John Deere Dubuque Works OSF Holy Family Medical Center
Eileen Wendt, Community Volunteer Gold Raritan State Bank
Wendy Wenskunas, Community (12 – 19 Volunteers) Security Savings Bank
Volunteer Diane Bieber, Community Volunteer Warren County Public Library
Renee Werdel, Community Volunteer U.S. Bank N.A.
WHBF CBS4 Friends of Junior Achievement
Lucinda White, Community Volunteer Silver (1 Volunteer)
Tony White, Community Volunteer (6 – 11 Volunteers) BNSF Railway
Tracy White, Community Volunteer Benchmark Capital Group LTD James Brown, Community Volunteer
Jimmy Whitfield, Community Volunteer Dubuque Bank and Trust Shirley, Brown, Community Volunteer
Jane Wiggins, Community Volunteer Eagle Windows & Doors, Inc. Cerar’s Barnstormer Steakhouse and
Vicki Wilcox, Community Volunteer East Dubuque Savings Bank Catering
Kelly Williams, Community Volunteer John & Jacquie Etienne, Community James Insurance Agency
Kyle Williams, Community Volunteer Volunteers Al Kulczewski, Community Volunteer
Eric Willis, Community Volunteer Keith Govier, Community Volunteer Midwest Bank of Western Illinois
Tara Wilson, Community Volunteer McGraw-Hill Higher Education Oaklane Nursing and Rehab
Heather Witters, Community Volunteer Plate Services Inc.
Bronze West Central School District
Women’s Connection (2 – 5 Volunteers)
Shelly Wood, Community Volunteer Alliant Energy
Woodstock Police Department American Trust & Savings Bank
World of Life Church Conlon Construction
WQAD – TV8 Cottingham & Butler
Vicki Wright, Community Volunteer Diamond Jo Casino LLC
XPAC Dubuque Data Services
Georgina Yates, Community Volunteer Dubuque Senior High School
Rhonda Young, Community Volunteer DuTrac Community Credit Union
YouthBuild Quad Cities Heartland Financial USA, Inc.
Lori Zillmer, Community Volunteer Honkamp Krueger & Company, P.C.
Tonia Zimmerman, Community Hy-Vee Food Store
Volunteer IntegrUS Credit Union
Jennifer Zipprian, Community Volunteer

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JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF THE HEARTLAND, INC.

Statements of Activities
Years Ended June 30, 2014 and 2013
2013 2014
Revenues and other support
Revenue
Contributions
Corporate $ 599,959 $
621,415
Individual 91,813 86,536
Foundation 274,790 429,688
Total contributions $ 966,562 $
1,137,639
Special events
Gross revenue $ 443,229 $ 397,394
Expenses (136,753) (140,454)
Special events net $ 306,476 $
256,940
Contributions – in kind $ 151,749 $
134,795
Interest income 4,865 3,689
Realized gains on sale of investments 3,341 9,492
Net unrealized gains (losses) on investments 11,523 17,888
Other 10,270 10,000
Net assets released from restrictions –
satisfaction of program restrictions 95,093 128,632
Total revenues and other support $
1,549,879 $
1,699,075
Expenses
Program expenses
High schools $ 91,173 $
106,970
Middle grades 102,582 109,752
Elementary schools 356,957 393,719
JA World 247,041 207,062
Other 81,593 100,067
Total program services expenses $ 879,346 $ 917,570
Supporting services:
Fundraising $ 355,211 $
401,228
Management and general 281,753 337,512
Total supporting services expenses $ 636,964 $
738,740
Total functional expenses $ 1,516,310 $
1,656,310
Other expense – depreciation $ 91,935 $ 86,212
Total expenses $ 1,608,245 $
1,742,522
Increase (decrease) in net assets (58,366) (43,447)
Net assets at beginning of year 1,653,516
1,595,150
Net assets at end of year
1,595,150
1,551,703

Thank You!
Junior Achievement of the
Heartland gratefully acknowledges
these 2013-2014 Anuual Report
production partners:
Design and Layout
Printing
Corrections
Junior Achievement of the
Heartland has made every effort to
make the 2013-2014 Annual Report
accurate – it is one small way in which
we can recognize our many valued
contributors. If your name has been
omitted, misspelled, or misplaced, we
apologize. Please contact the JA office
with questions or corrections.

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JA HEROES: EMPOWERING THE FUTURE • w w w.jahear tland.

02 Letter from the President and Board Chair

PAGE: 04 About Junior Achievement 11 Board of Directors and Trustees

JA Heroes: In their own words… 03

JA Hero JA Hero JA Hero JA Hero JA Hero

he·ro – noun \ˈhir-(ˌ)ō\

JA OF THE HEARTLAND Headquarters JA World moline.general@ja.org

800 12th Avenue 116 W. Second Street find us on:

04 About Junior Achievement

JA STUDENTS JA VOLUNTEERS JA CLASSES

JA Pillars of JA of the Heartland served

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JA Core – Mission Programs 07

JA In-School Programs The Impact:

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08 JA Core – Mission Programs continued

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JA In-School Programs The Impact:

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Junior Achievement High School

JA High School Advanced Manufacturing

JA High School Advanced Manufacturing

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Board of Directors and Trustees JA Heroes 11

Board Officers Our Financial Partners Chad & Caroline Everitt

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Kewanee Chamber of Commerce

Muscatine & Louisa

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Sedgwick Claims Management Fort Madison Public Library

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Pizza Ranch Nestlé Purina PetCare Cindy Gilbert, Community Volunteer

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Lori Schoening, Community Volunteer

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JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF THE HEARTLAND, INC.

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