For months, we have all known that we are in this together.
We continue to be “in this together” – that is why we ask you today to help meet urgent and ongoing needs of residents in our community.
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We end 2020 with tremendous gratitude. Your support has enabled us to provide more help than ever to address ongoing and urgent needs of Highland Park and Highwood residents.
Thank you for your dedication to the HPCF and our community. We look forward to 2021, knowing there is a vaccine that will help our community, and together, we will confront the challenges we face.
We are in this together. We are stronger as a community.
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Our Associate Leadership Council knocked it out of the park with their Inaugural Give Where You Live fun- and fund-raising event at the Highwood Bocce Club!
It was everything everyone hoped for…a fun, warm, and casual evening that introduced a whole new group of people to the Highland Park Community Foundation!
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The Coronavirus presents serious challenges for our community.
Thankfully, as we have learned from Highland Park City Manager Ghida Neukirch, a group is meeting weekly and communicating daily about COVID-19 emergency preparedness and community response. This group consists primarily of government representatives from Highland Park, Highwood, and Deerfield; School Districts 109, 112, and 113; Moraine Township and Lake County; and representatives from NorthShore University Health System. Each entity is also in communication with several state agencies, Ravinia Festival, local property owners and businesses, Family Service of Lake County, the Chamber of Commerce, and others, including the Highland Park Community Foundation. As information is developed it is brought back to the community partners group for their consideration and possible action. The extent to which everyone is
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October 2019 Newsletter
HP Fire Department’s Pancake Breakfast Raises Funds for the HPCF!
The Highland Park Fire Department opened its doors to the entire community on October 6th for its 5th annual Pancake Breakfast and Open House. It was a great success, with over 750 children and adults in attendance!
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For more information contact our Executive Director, Terri Olian, at terri@hpcfil.org.
Thank you for making 2019 Gather for Good a tremendous success!
To all who came to our event, bought raffle tickets, made a donation, or were an event sponsor.
THANK YOU!!
Your support makes a difference.
It not only improves the lives of individuals in our community, but it also strengthens our community as a whole.
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Please Join Us! Gather for Good Friday, September 20, 2019
New This Year!!!
Amazing raffle prizes – all valued at $1,000 or more
New restaurants (with some of our old favs)
Full pours of wine and beer
Additional sponsors (even since last week – see below 😊)
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For more information contact our Executive Director, Terri Olian, at terri@hpcfil.org.
You Won’t Want to Miss Gather for Good Friday, September 20, 2019
Last year’s event was a great success and enabled us to fund more programs and services than ever before to address unmet needs in the community.
We look forward to Gathering for Good with you on September 20th so we can help our friends and neighbors even more this year!
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For more information contact our Executive Director, Terri Olian, at terri@hpcfil.org.
Gather For Good Honors Patty Pell
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August 2019 Newsletter
An Exciting Addition to the HPCF:
Our New Associate Leadership Council!
The Highland Park Community Foundation is proud to announce the formation of a new board, the Associate Leadership Council (ALC). This young board is composed of 8 members of our community who are bringing energy, fresh perspectives, enthusiasm, and passion that will deepen the Foundation’s reach and enrich the community as a whole.
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For more information contact our Executive Director, Terri Olian, at terri@hpcfil.org.