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Catholic Charities ‘Sunday in the Park at Ravinia’ raises $12,000

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VP Catholic Charities of Chicago Antonio Fernandez of Chicago (from left), Director of North Suburban Services for Catholic Charities Mary Beth Hartman of Glenview, Advisory Board members Dan and Jean Kotin of Winnetka and Chaircouple Mary and Ed Willer of Wilmette | Photo courtesy of Jan Loew Photography

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Catholic Charities ‘Sunday in the Park at Ravinia’

BENEFITING: Catholic Charities Food Pantry

LOCATION: Ravinia, Highland Park

ATTENDED: 75

RAISED: $12,000

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Updated: December 2, 2012 6:03AM

Seventy-five guests attended the Catholic Charities Benefit/Fundraiser, “Sunday in the Park at Ravinia.” The event included a reception and luncheon in a private tent, followed by a 5 p.m. Chicago Symphony “All Tchaikovsky” concert. The highlight was the “1812 Festival Overture” complete with live cannons.

The event raised $12,000, benefiting Catholic Charities’ Food Pantry in their Des Plaines, Illinois office which serves the North Region of Cook County. The Pantry helps the ever-increasing number of people by supplying food to nearly 3,000 people every month, as well as serving 150 hot meals every week.

The chaircouple was Ed and Mary Willer of Wilmette. Advisory Board members attending included Jean Glunz, Virginia and Richard Collins, all of Wilmette, Marge Livingston of Northbrook and Dan and Jean Kotin of Winnetka. Dignitaries included Father Wayne Watts of Chicago, Vice President of Catholic Charities Antonio Fernandez of Chicago and Director of North Suburban Services for Catholic Charities Mary Beth Hartman of Glenview.

For more information, see catholiccharities.net.





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