2009 Illinois Civic Health Index

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
McCormick Freedom Project
McCormick Foundation
CIRCLE, Tufts University
National Conference on Citizenship

Kristen Cambell, Barbara Ferrara, Surbhi Godsay, Shawn Healy, Kei KawashimaÑGinsberg, Amanda Nover, Elias SanchezÑEppler, Richard Schuldt, and John Transue.

NCoC would like to thank the following funders for their support of America’s Civic Health Index over the past few years: Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation,
McCormick Foundation, Surdna Foundation, Case Foundation, Carnegie Corporation of New York, UPS Foundation, Home Depot Foundation, and the
John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.

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