DuPage Foundation

Photo-2-DuPage-Foundation

In early November, the DuPage Foundation celebrated its Annual Benefit: Through the Looking Glass at The Westin Chicago Lombard, welcoming over 425 guests. The event raised nearly $700,000, with additional contributions expected.

These funds are vital to supporting the Foundation’s efforts in addressing community challenges and opportunities while aiding donors and businesses in achieving impactful philanthropy locally and beyond.

“We are deeply grateful for the amazing generosity displayed by our friends and partners,” said Mike Sitrick, DuPage Foundation President & CEO. “It highlights both their trust in our work and the commitment so many in our community share toward investing in local philanthropy.”

Visit DuPageFoundation.org for more information.

Alix and Sarah Charles (Hinsdale)

Host Committee members Trustee Braden Waverley and Alice Waverley (front right) with their table (from left to right): Pete and Joan Vilim (Elmhurst), Michael and Amber Quirk (Downers Grove), Chris and Claudine Schramko (Hinsdale), and Mary and Mark Henneman (Hinsdale)

Through the Looking Glass Host Committee from left to right: Braden and Alice Waverley (Hinsdale), Krishna and Meghna Bansal (Naperville), Chris and Susan Burke (Naperville), Bill and Jen Blum, Co-Chairs (Naperville), Dorothy O’Reilly (Wheaton), Megan and Steve Shebik (Wheaton), Joan Morrissey (Wheaton), Beth and Mike Sitrick (Lombard), Steve and Emily Burt (Glen Ellyn – Not Pictured)

Author

JACK-STANTON-e1720649934576

Preparing for Princeton: DGN’s Stanton has cousin to thank for hoops success

Photo-5alt2-e1720649224511

Serenades of the Summer

philathropyInfographic

Charitable Giving: DuPage County’s predicted wealth transfer has huge implications

FANS

Draft Day OK for J.J.

Famous Le Mont Saint-Michel tidal island in Normandy, northern France at sunset

Visit Normandy

jayanth-muppaneni-qBDq3Wruyrw-unsplash-1-e1720647173721

A Fair to Remember

Fresh pink alcoholic cocktail with grapefruit, ice and rosemary, drink glass on a black stone board, old rustic style, selective focus, shallow depth of the field.

The Perfect Taste of Summer

Graue-Grist-Mill-Fullersburg-for-Oak-Brook-Magazine

A Lesson in History: Fullersburg Historic District

Photo-1-Group

D181 students use foundation grants to help their community

Plowboys-1888-1alt4contrastnew-e1715545495128

A Page Out of History: Downers Grove’s Baseball History

EH-MAY_2024-Cover-e1715545892519

John Quigley: Lifelong Elmhurst Resident & Chamber of Commerce President

Laura_Meyer_Photography_0003

Chicago Storm Special Hockey is truly special