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Hoosier Ball

Last October, more than 300 guests gathered at the Four Seasons Chicago for the 4th annual Hoosier Ball to benefit the Lyon Family Foundation, which raised nearly $500,000 for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Partygoers donned extravagant masquerade masks, sipped specialty cocktails, and nibbled on delicacies from a raw bar, dim sum stations, and Italian-inspired

Our Kind of Town

The Oak Brook Chapter of the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago and benefit co-chair Joyce Cox-Cunningham, hosted its popular seasonal fundraiser at Drury Lane in Oakbrook Terrace, just before Christmas. Well-heeled guests shopped a variety of vendors at the Holiday Boutique, took in a stand-out fashion presentation from Zzazz Productions, and raised funds for the

Trinity Services’ An Evening of Holiday Music

Supporters filled the Butterfield Country Club to enjoy the joyous sounds of the holidays, once again. The evening began with a social cocktail hour followed by an exquisite dinner and festive holiday program. Funds raised will be used to support Trinity Services’ many programs aimed to help individuals with disabilities and mental illness. This year’s

Winter Wishes

On November 18, Wilmette’s Abby Dunn and Lake Forest’s Kate Kelliher co-chaired the 11th annual Founders’ Board of Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago’s Winter Wishes fundraiser—a Holiday Cocktail Celebration. During the evening, attendees had an opportunity to support the hospital’s Wish List, assisting with the delivery of world-class medical care to

@ Gives Back Foundation

@ gives back, the charitable arm of Chicago-based real estate firm @properties, held its first annual Golf Classic fundraiser in October at LaGrange Country Club. With more than 150 people in attendance, foursomes took to the course on a beautiful fall afternoon, then enjoyed a cocktail reception featuring a DJ, photo booth, and raffle opportunities.

Hinsdale Wine Walk

The Hinsdale Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the Village of Hinsdale hosted guests for the second annual Hinsdale wine walk in October. After a year break due to COVID-19, more than 500 tickets sold out in just under a week. Participants visited their choice of 22 wine tasting stations throughout downtown Hinsdale at local

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