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Palatine Township Senior Citizens CouncilAnnual Reportfor the Year Ending 2/28/18Our Mission: To provide programs and services which support older adults and theirfamilies by encouraging independence, well-being and connection to the community.Inside this issue:Come for the1friendship-stay for thefun!Ongoing Supporters1What We Do2Making a Difference2Come for the friendship—stay for the fun!Coming to the Senior Center is good for you! The Senior Center is a great placeto meet with friends - or make new ones! There are many ways to have fun at thePalatine Township Senior Center. Whether you’re interested in parties, games, travel,lifelong learning, health and wellness, meals, or information about benefits or services,PTSCC has something for everyone.Social Services in2English, Spanish andRussianService Statistics3Home DeliveredMeals3Volunteer Statistics3Financial Report4Heritage Society5Corporate Members5Thank You Donors6-7Volunteer Spotlight8Board of Directors8Staff8Our Vision: Weenvision a caringand healthycommunity whichrecognizes thewisdom andexperiences ofolder adults, anddemonstratesawareness andrespect for theaging process.Trip to Garden of theGods, ColoradoPTSCC Golf LeagueThank you for your ongoing support:

Page 2What We DoTai Chi ClassPTSCC offers a widevariety of programs andservices designed to helpolder adults enjoy life tothe fullest.Our Recreation,Lifelong Learning, Healthand Wellness, NoonDining, Home DeliveredMeals, Adult Day Services,and Social Servicesprograms are available topersons 50 and better andtheir families who live inPalatine Township and thesurrounding communitiesin the north and northwestsuburbs of Chicago.While most of ourclients live in PalatineTownship, last fiscal yearwe served individuals andtheir families from over80 different communities.Services are available inEnglish, Spanish, andRussian at four satellitelocations. Our SocialServices staff also makeshome visits as needed.Making a Difference!Café partySpending time withyour friends at the SeniorCenter is good for you!85% of those respondingto our survey said thatthey agreed or stronglyagreed with the statements“I feel happier or moresatisfied with my life”, “ Ihave a more positiveoutlook on life”, and 96%said “I have more socialoutlets and friends since Ihave been coming to theSenior Center.” And notonly can you have a goodtime, you can find outinformation to make yourlife easier and/or better.88% of those respondingto our survey said that theyagreed or strongly agreedwith the statement “I knowmore about services andresources since I’ve beencoming to the SeniorCenter.”Social Services Available in English,Spanish and RussianAdult Day ServicesDrum CirclePTSCC is here to helpolder adults maintain theirindependence at homeand to take control oftheir health. The SocialServices staff helps clientsaccess benefits in English,Spanish and Russian.These benefits includeState, Federal and localprograms such as PublicAid, SNAP, Medicaid,LIHEAP, BenefitsAccess, PrescriptionPlans, Citizenship,Naturalization, andTranslation. Home visitsare available. Services arealso offered at theCommunity ResourceCenter and othercommunity locations.Our Social Servicesstaff saved the olderadults meeting with themduring Medicare Part D(Prescription Drug) OpenEnrollment over 160,000!One couple was able tosave over 8,000 per yearbecause of our staff’sassistance.The Social ServicesDepartment also includesthe Caring Hearts AdultDay Services Program,which engages older adultswith mild to moderatememory loss in structuredactivities, providesopportunities forsocialization, exercise andlunch, and gives thosecaring for them a break.The program is offeredMondays throughThursdays.

Page 3Service Statistics for FY 2018We served 2,994 clients for the following:ServiceLifelong LearningHealth & WellnessNoon DiningHome Delivered MealsRecreationSocial ServicesClients Served6932793181355871,715Units (hrs. of service, e.g.)1,0993,4892,77922,9959,83311,888Enjoying a game of billiardsClients may receive more than one service. Services will not total 2,994Home Delivered MealsNutritious food for those who needhelp staying in their homesEvery weekday, a teamof volunteer drivers deliverhot, nutritionally balancednoon meals to older adultswho cannot prepare mealsbecause of illness ordisability. This past year,the program was expandedto offer evening and weekend meals to thoseinterested.Some older adults whoreceive meals have justbeen released from thehospital and will only beon the program for a shorttime. Others have been onthe program for manyyears. The thing they allhave in common is thedesire to live independentlyin their own homes for aslong as possible.When asked for feed-back about the service,one home deliveredmeals recipient wrote:“Thank you, thank youfor the fantastic job youall do in providing goodmeals for us, for yourcaring ways, and forbeing so willing toaccommodate our wishes. I’m most appreciative.”Preparing mealsfor deliveryVolunteer Statistics in FY 2018276 volunteers donated 11,296 hours valued at 293,118Program# of HoursAdult Day Services746Board of Directors160Fundraising96Home Delivered Meals3,548Income Tax Assistance444Multicultural1,027Program# of HoursNoon Dining805Office1,792Recreation2,058Technology Assistance428SHIP*10Social Services65*Senior Health Insurance Program2017 Award Recipients atRecognition Event

Page 4Financial Information for the Fiscal Year Ending 2/28/18Statement of Assets, Liabilities, Fund Balance and Income by SourceASSETSCurrent AssetsChecking/SavingsEndowmentOther current assetsBuilding renovation &FurnitureTOTAL ASSETSINCOME BY SOURCE 175,312 431,862 30,668 642,637 1,280,479LIABILITIESBuilding RenovationRepaymentAccrued ExpensesDeferred Expenses 293,458 36,239 35,370TOTAL LIABILITIES 365,067FUND BALANCE 915,412CategoryAmount% oftotalPalatine Park District 333,17428.0%AgeOptions 235,54919.8%Program Service fees 233,42519.6%Contributions 134,85711.3%Special Events Revenue 86,7807.3%Palatine Township 85,5007.2%Investment related 37,8873.2%Facility rental 18,6991.6%Memberships 17,2551.5%United Way 6,6640.6% 1,189,790100%TotalExpenses by CategoryTotal Expenses for the Fiscal Year ending 2/28/18 1,142,49610%Program Expense% of Program Expense8%Education3.76%Management ation41.51%Social Services27.24%Programs82%Independent audit conducted by Russell P. Cannizzo and Company.Copies of the audit report, IRS Form 990 and AG 990 are available on our website or by request.

Page 5Heritage SocietyMembership in the Heritage Society is available to donors pledging inclusion of PTSCC in their estateplans and to those contributing qualifying amounts to PTSCC’s endowment, The Stokes Fund.MembersRobert* and Martha AthertonMichael and Ann BabiarzBMO Harris BankRick & Val BanasHelen Callahan*Cornerstone National Bank andTrust CompanyLaura and Jay CozzaDonelda DanzPat and Sarah DonahueThe Fay FamilyMr. and Mrs. Richard HollanderGloria KinneyLouis and Mary KittlerJack A. and Linda C. LloydJohn and Marilyn McCordDonald* and Natalie* NiiMelvin and Judiann QuinnCarol and Dennis ReaganDavid F. Schultz Associates, Ltd.Church ArchitectsSheila and Selwyn SchwartzPeggy SimonsenGerry and Mary StevensLee* and Rembert StokesFrank and Mary SzuchMary TarbitDonna and Michael Thompson*In MemoriamThanks to our Corporate Members, 3/1/17-2/28/18Platinum ClubGold ClubSilver ClubSilver Club, Continued

Page 6Our thanks to our many contributorsEvery gift is important, and contributes to our success.The following is a partial list of contributors for the time period March 1, 2016 to February 28, 2017 333,000 and abovePalatine Park District 235,000 and aboveAgeOptions 85,000 and abovePalatine Township 10,000 and aboveRembert R. Stokes 5,000- 9,999Martha AthertonPatric and Sarah DonahueMichael and Donna ThompsonUnited Way North-Northwest 3,000- 3,999BMO Harris BankNorthwest Community HealthcareMary Tarbit 2,500- 2,999Raymond & Judy McCaskeyPalatine Park DistrictRotary Club of Palatine Foundation 2,000- 2,499Addolorata Villa-FranciscanCommunitiesBrandt Financial Concepts, Inc.HarborChase of Long GroveLavelle Law, Ltd.Women's Club of Inverness 1,000- 1,999Bassi Family FundGary DornThe Garlands of BarringtonGuillaume & FreckmanCarl and Susan JohnsenLutheran HomeMike Macko and JennyGarcia-MackoMoats Office PropertiesPalatine Bank & TrustPlum Creek Supportive LivingDennis and Carol Reagan 500- 999A Homecare ServiceArboria of Long GroveAsbury CourtAzpira Place of Lake ZurichRick and Val BanasBrookdale Senior LivingHoffman EstatesChurch CreekComfort KeepersCornerstone National Bank &Trust CompanyFrank and Sheila FordLenore FranckowiakFriendship Village of SchaumburgWilliam and Marla GillenThe Grand at Twin LakesBob HaasGeraldine HonkiszDr. Nikola IvancevicGloria KinneyLouis and Mary KittlerLake Barrington WoodsLexington Health Careof WheelingManorCare Health ServicesThe Moorings of ArlingtonHeightsPalatine JayceesGerry & Sandra PaquetteDan and Ellen RodgersState Senator Tom RooneyPeg SchuetzAl & Gail SittaroThe Solana Deer ParkSolstice Senior Living at PalatineTransitional Care of ArlingtonHeightsEarl and Phyllis TrostrudDonald and Janet Van CleaveWaverly Inn 250- 499Patrick and Mary BainesBelmont Village of Buffalo GroveTerry & Wendy DentonAlan and Karen GreenlandKabarec Financial AdvisorsKikue KawanakaKiwanis Club of PalatineJoseph LissJohn and Marilyn McCordJohn and Willetta MurphyJonathan & Teresa NiiWalter and Beth O'GradyPan American BankRuth PattersonProHealth DrugsJason and Amanda RothenburgerLauren SavastioJim and Brenda SchwantzMargaret SochackiGerry and Mary StevensSymphony of Buffalo GroveRon and Randy ThrasherDaniel Vesely 100- 249Abrams Home SolutionsAgeOptionsDon and Eileen AlsenGail AmeerRaymond AndersenArbonne InternationalArden CourtAutumn LeavesAzpira Place of Lake ZurichKaren BachaRobert and Carol BeanKen & Carol BobbeMarilyn BrandtBryan BrownEvan and Katie BrownCasey AutomotiveChicago Office ProductsBruce and Barbara ChurchillPaul and Arlene ClausellDavid and Connie Corbett

Page 7 100- 249 Cont’dCountryside ChurchOwen DavisMike and Peggy DininoMaryann DuffyLisa EbyDan and Karen FayMary FeldenFoot Care Consultants, IncJanovine FunahashiSaverio GiamettaRori GillenDolores GrayVivian GruberHarper CollegeLisa HartkopfCharles HayesAllen HelmsEugene and Dorothy HlavacekKen and Sue HooverInland Bank and TrustRobert JacksonBrandon and Kate JohnsonSamir and Geeta KagalwalaNancy KaneAlexander KushAl Larson, Village President,Village of SchaumburgBill LittleRobert MatuszekMeritCorp Group, LLCNeptune SocietyNew Day Aging LLCNorth Shore CompassionateCare, LLCVivian O'NeillPalatine Park District VolunteerProgramRobert and Karen PappanoCatherine PaskePasquale PerroneJean PetersenJeff and Lois PhillipsRosewood Care Centersof InvernessRussell P. Cannizzo & Co.Melanie SantostefanoGerda SchakSheila and Selwyn SchwartzJohn and Ruth SellersSenior Living AdvisorsAlan and Kim ShapiroJoy SimonAnne Marie SiudzinskiJonathan and Ellen TakagishiPandora VickerySydney WhitleyNobuko WoodwardDeborah YerianRichard and Nicolet Zilinsky*In MemoriamHonor/Memory GiftsIn Memory of Kevin BryantWalter and Beth O’GradyIn Memory of William FrenkDennis and Carol ReaganPeg SchuetzIn Honor of Athena Diana McKannaPasquale PerroneIn Memory of Margaret MilazzoMark AndersenRaymond AndersenBryan BrownJanovine FunahashiSaverio GiamettaJean PetersenAnne Marie SiudzinskiPandora VickeryNobuko WoodwardDevorah YerianIn Memory of Donald and Natalie NiiJonathan and Teresa NiiIn Honor of Mike and Donna ThompsonKaren BachaThank you foryour supportSpace does not allow listing support through memberships or purchase of tickets to special events.If we missed you, or incorrectly spelled your name, please call us at 847-991-1112.