Community Scene: Wine Women & Shoes

Wine Women Shoes-Floral Arrangement

Guests from Hinsdale

In early March, Wine Women & Shoes took place at the Oak Brook Hills Resort. Hundreds attended to sip, savor and shop for a cause. The high-energy event featured fun and philanthropy combined with wine and bubble tasting, boutique shopping, fashion show, gourmet luncheon and chances to win vacations and experiences.

Proceeds of from the event benefit families facing homelessness served by Bridge Communities. The mission of Bridge Communities is to transition homeless families to self-sufficiency by working with partners to provide mentoring, housing, and supportive services.

Every year, over 100+ families in DuPage County are served by Bridge Communities and support from the Wine Women & Shoes event help ensure families never have to face another moment of homelessness again. ■

MC Kerry Doucet of Elmhurst

Guests from Elmhurst

Guests from Downers Grove

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The Hinsdale Central tennis team took second in the state and has won 14 straight top-3 trophies.  
<br><i>Photo courtesy of Hinsdale Central High School</i>

Netting Another Prize

Representative Chuy Garcia welcomed the family to his office.

A Turn for the Better

From left to right, Theresa Nevling, Lisa Everette, Village President Greg Hart, Maureen Hegarty, Beth Waldo and Kristina Goel pose with the proclamation for ALCW’s 30 years of service.

A League of Their Own

Lauren Kottke and Jane Shannon, Not pictured Sachin Rao

Village Welcomes Summer Interns

13 - OB Trustee John Anos

Answering the Call to Serve

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From Boardrooms to Exam Rooms

Oakbrook Center’s mix of retail, dining, and public gathering spaces reflects changing consumer habits driven by social media, influencers, and digital culture. <br><i>Photo courtesy of Oakbrook Center</i>

The Influence Economy

Left: Photo courtesy of Montini Catholic High School  Right: Photo courtesy of Fenwick High School

Excellence in Competition

9- rememberance

Oak Brook’s Healing Field

Photo courtesy of 2d Restaurant – House of Teriyaki

6 Chicago Restaurants Worth Experiencing

CPHC members participate in the Walk to End Alzheimer’s.

FINS UP!

Riding through Long Grove

Better Together