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Strategic Learning Initiatives
954 W. Washington Blvd.
Chicago, Illinois 60607
Tel: 312-738-0022
Fax: 312-738-0044
954 W. Washington Blvd.
Chicago, Illinois 60607
Tel: 312-738-0022
Fax: 312-738-0044
Donors
Our Funders
SLI’s success in helping accelerate student and adult learning and school achievement is made possible by generous support from:
| Ahlbeck and Company Corporation | |
| Albert Pick, Jr. Fund | |
| Alford Group Corporation | |
| Anderson, Jo | |
| Annenberg Foundation | |
| Bales, Ed | |
| Francis Beidler Foundation | |
| Boeing Company | |
| Chicago Community Foundation | |
| Chicago Community Trust | |
| Circle of Service Foundation | |
| Despenza-Green, Betty | |
| Field Foundation of Illinois, Inc. | |
| Ford Foundation | |
| Franczek, Mr. and Mrs. Jim | |
| Lloyd A. Fry Foundation | |
| Galvin, Mr. and Mrs. Robert | |
| Gibbons, Kim | |
| Gilpin, Susan | |
| Goldman, Peter | |
| Hagman-Shannon, Deborah | |
| Hamill Family Foundation | |
| Hoguet, Robert | |
| Jirasek Educational Associates, Inc. | |
| Kamico Corporation | |
| LaSalle Bank | |
| Elick and Charlotte Lindon Fund | |
| Louis R. Lurie Foundation | |
| Margaret S. & Philip D. Block, Jr. Foundation | |
| McCormick Tribune Foundation | |
| Mr. Max McGee | |
| Motorola Foundation | |
| Norwottock Charitable Trust | |
| Participation Associates | |
| Peri, Sal | |
| Polk Bros. Foundation | |
| Prince Charitable Trusts | |
| Richard L. Kauffman and Ellen Jewett Foundation | |
| Simmons, John | |
| Smith, Farwell | |
| Sofer, Gene | |
| Spencer Foundation | |
| Steans Family Foundation | |
| Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Don | |
| Viscount, Mary | |
| W.P. and H.B. White Foundation | |
| Wild, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Payson | |
| Winter, Wallace | |
| Woods Fund of Chicago |
Another essential factor is the exemplary commitment of the network schools themselves, who through direct and indirect support, invest in their work with SLI.
SLI’s policy is that no school will ever be required to provide more than 40% of the program’s costs. The more schools that participate, the lower the per-school cost becomes.