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Walk for Wellness House

The annual Walk for Wellness House brought cancer survivors, families, friends, and volunteers together and in-person for the first time in two years at the main location in Hinsdale and other locations all around Chicagoland. Gina Pongetti Angeletti and Molly Haunty co-chaired this year’s Walk with passion and enthusiasm and the unity of a caring

Bet on Monroe

Parents, staff, and supporters of Monroe School donned their Derby-themed best and gathered at Ruth Lake Country Club to raise money for this National Blue Ribbon School. The bi-annual event is a beloved tradition, enjoyed by the school community as much for the laughter and fun as for the teacher grants and facility upgrades enabled

Reflection

High school seniors Kerry McNeely, Tessa Minturn, and Delia Ziomek chaired the tremendously successful fashion show, “Reflection,” organized by the Junior Board of the Auxiliary Woman’s Board of Rush University Medical Center. The fashion show, held at Kenilworth Assembly Hall, featured Junior Board members on the runway in fashions from local boutiques and Bloomingdale’s. Through

WCNS

Winnetka Community Nursery School, a community of children, teachers, and parents committed to supporting each other in raising curious, creative, and active learners, hosted its annual benefit in April. Held at the Glen View Club, the event featured cocktails, dinner, dancing, and auction packages from local businesses. The school’s main fundraiser was eagerly welcomed back

GIVEchella

Hinsdale Junior Woman’s Club (HJWC) supporters donned their festival-inspired best for a joyful evening raising money to support nonprofit grants. Gourmet festival food, desert floral colors and extraordinary flower crowns were all present at this high-spirit event, where revelers bid on auction items and danced all night for the good of many deserving organizations. hjwc.us

HPDS Annual Gala

Hyde Park Day School celebrated its annual gala at Rockwell on the River with a festive in-person event co-chaired by Jo Aaron and Kari Darmstadter. Guests of the event, “There’s No Place Like HPDS,” enjoyed cocktails, dinner, and a silent and live auction. The event raised over $200,000 to support the Bright Futures Scholarship Fund.

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