Leopardo Companies Foundation

Every year, the Leopardo Charitable Foundation, aids dozens of deserving charities that promote education, health, technology and support the well being of citizens. Recently, the Foundation has contributed to The Greater Chicago Food Depository, City of Hope, The Ronald McDonald House, Make-A-Wish Foundation, Tabitha House, Special Olympics and many others.

The Leopardo Charitable Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and is dedicated to the core values of honesty, modesty, courtesy, compassion and respect.

2006-2007 Donations Granted

• ACE Mentor Program
• Advocate Charitable Foundation
• Advocate Hope Children’s Hospital
• Advocate South Suburban Hospital
• African American Contractors Association
• American Cancer Society
• American Heart Association
• Angel tree
• Archon Presidents Day Golf Classic
• Avon Walk for Cancer
• Bruce Irvine Memorial Fund
• Construction Event
• CASA-Kane
• Catholic Charities
• Chicago Area Boy Scouts
• Chicago Area Food Depository
• Chicago Urban League
• Children First Fund
• City Of Hope
• CRASH USA
• DIFFA Chicago
• Edward Foundation
• Foglia YMCA
• Give Kids the World
• Illinois Fatherhood Initiative
• Lance Armstrong Foundation
• Max McGraws above and beyond
• MDA Muscular Dystrophy
• Northwest Community Healthcare Foundation
• Oakton Community College
• Peace Village
• Provena Mercy Center Auxiliary
• Ronald McDonald House Charities of Chicagoland and Northwest Indiana
• Rush-Copley Foundation
• Rush North Shore Medical
• St. Charles Country Club
• The Coalition for United Community Action
• The Fairways Network
• The John Buck Company Foundation
• The University of Chicago Comer Children Hospital
• USBCG Green
• Women’s Contractors Assoc
• Young Life

Eligiblity

Those requesting support must be: Tax-exempt, as designated in Section 501(c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Service Code. Services must be available to the community at large and not restricted to members of the organization.

The following are NOT eligible for consideration:

• Individuals
• Veteran, labor, fraternal or social organizations
• Capital and Endowment programs.