ROGERS PARK

COMMUNITY CONCERT

R O GE R S PAR K N E I GHB O RH O O D CH O IR
Elisabeth Baker, Conductor

DI ME N S IO N
Judy Hanson, Conductor

I N - S C H O O L ME MB E RS O F
George B. Armstrong School of International Studies
Daniel Boone Elementary School
Philip Rogers Elementary School
Elisabeth Baker & Daniel Wallenberg, Conductors

Tuesday, December 17, 2019

7:00PM
Evanston Township High School
1600 Dodge Ave.

Josephine Lee, President & Artistic Director

Judy Hanson, Senior Associate Artistic Director
Mark Myers, Associate Artistic Director

COMMUNITY CONCERTS
ARE PRESENTED BY
About Chicago Children’s Choir
Chicago Children’s Choir (Josephine Lee, President
and Artistic Director) is a non-profit organization
that inspires and unites youth from diverse
backgrounds to become global citizens through
music. Founded in Hyde Park in direct response to
the Civil Rights Movement in 1956, CCC has grown
from one choir into a vast network of in-school and
after-school programs serving 5,200 students across
the city of Chicago.
CCC has impacted the lives of more than 50,000
diverse youth throughout its 63-year history. Since
its founding, CCC has focused on building programs
that reflect the racial and economic diversity of
Chicago. Eighty percent of youth served are from
low-moderate income homes, with over 4,000
students annually participating completely free of
charge. All singers in CCC programs receive some
level of subsidy. High school seniors enrolled in CCC
have a 100% graduation and college acceptance rate,
becoming global ambassadors who carry on CCC’s
core values in a wide array of professional fields.
Under the leadership of President and Artistic
Director Josephine Lee, Chicago Children’s Choir has
achieved new heights and revolutionized the youth
choral arts through innovative, creative partnerships
and new artistic endeavors. Recent projects include
the world-premiere hip-hop musical Long Way Home,
written and directed by the renowned Q Brothers
Collective, which played to five sold-out houses in
2018; performance in a new staged production of
Leonard Bernstein’s MASS under the direction of
Marin Alsop in July 2018 and 2019 with two frequent
creative partners: the Chicago Symphony Orchestra
and Ravinia Festival; and collaboration on Chance
the Rapper’s debut studio album The Big Day (2019)
as well as a collaboration on his GRAMMY Award-
winning Coloring Book (2016) studio recording and
tour performances. CCC has served as a model for
youth choirs across the country including Boston
Children’s Chorus, Denver Children’s Choir and
Indianapolis Children’s Choir.
As a national and international touring ensemble,
Chicago Children’s Choir has performed throughout
the United States, in Cuba, South Africa, India,
Argentina, Uruguay, Korea, Canada, Japan and
Europe and for dignitaries such as former President
Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle
Obama, former President Bill Clinton, former
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Chicago Mayor
Lori Lightfoot, former Chinese President Hu Jintao,
former South Korean President Lee Myung-Bak,
Nelson Mandela, Archbishop Desmond Tutu and His
Holiness the XIVth Dalai Lama Tenzin Gyatso.
CCC has performed with or for acclaimed artists such
as Renée Fleming, Denyce Graves, Kathleen Battle,
Luciano Pavarotti, Samuel Ramey, Yo-Yo Ma, Andrea
Bocelli, Josh Groban, Enrique Iglesias, Quincy Jones,
Al Green, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Ladysmith Black
Mambazo, Bobby McFerrin, Kurt Elling, Celine Dion,
Eddie Vedder and Beyoncé. CCC has recorded on
multiple labels including James Ginsburg’s Cedille
Records (Songs from Spoon River, 2009) and has
released six studio recordings under its own label—
Harmony Anew (2018), We All Live Here (2016),
Holiday Harmony (2010), Songs on the Road to
Freedom (2008), Sita Ram (2006) and Open Up
Your Heart (2004).

The Rogers Park Neighborhood Choir, under conductor Elisabeth Baker, is one of Chicago Children’s Choir’s 11 after-
school Neighborhood Choir Programs. These programs provide beginning and intermediate choral training to over 900
children throughout the city while building community pride and stewardship in each singer. Members of the Rogers
Park Neighborhood Choir range in age from 8-16 and rehearse twice weekly. Select singers have recently performed in
Dead Man Walking at Lyric Opera of Chicago and Bernstein’s MASS at Ravinia Festival. Recent tours have included New
Orleans, Grand Rapids and St. Louis.
DiMension, under conductors Judy Hanson and Mark Myers, is a unique ensemble for young men with changing
or changed voices, including those in late elementary, middle, and into high school. This ensemble offers many
performance opportunities independently and with Neighborhood Choirs and Voice of Chicago. Recent tours have
included Alabama, Michigan, Indiana and Ohio.
About Judy Hanson,
Senior Associate Artistic Director
In her 21st year on staff with Chicago Children’s Choir, Judy Hanson
collaborates with the Artistic Director to create the artistic vision for the
overall organization and co-direct the world-renowned Voice of Chicago.
She serves as stage director and one of the choreographers, and co-
directs select ensembles within this group including Encore Groove,
which she developed to perform more difficult choreography. In 2006,
Ms. Hanson received a Jeff Award nomination (Choral Choreography) for
Chicago Children’s Choir’s original world musical, Sita Ram. In addition to
her work with Voice of Chicago and the organization’s artistic initiatives,
Ms. Hanson works her magic with all 5,200 singers in special CCC events
such as the Black History Month Concert Series and Paint the Town Red.
With over 30 years of experience working with middle school singers,
Ms. Hanson is a master teacher at this level. At CCC, she formulated the
model for the young male ensemble DiMension, which is a group that
specifically guides singers with voices changing to the lower register.
Under her leadership, this choir has grown to over 50 members. Due to
Ms. Hanson’s expertise in this area, she has presented many sessions at
colleges and universities on the topic of middle school choral music.
A nationally known clinician, adjudicator and conductor, Ms. Hanson
has conducted middle school and high school honor choirs throughout
the United States at American Choral Directors Association (ACDA)
individual chapters and division conventions, choral festivals and at
Illinois Summer Youth Music (ISYM). She has judged many national show
choir competitions and has been a clinician at Show Choir Camps of
America for 27 years.
Ms. Hanson holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Music Education from
the University of Illinois and a Master of Music degree in Music Education
from Northwestern University. In 1993, Ms. Hanson received the Golden
Apple Award for Excellence in Teaching—an award given each year to 10
outstanding Chicago area teachers. From 1985 through 2001, Ms. Hanson
was the Director of Vocal Music at Eisenhower Junior High School in
Darien, IL, where she was the conductor for six choirs and produced
eight musicals. Eisenhower choirs performed at the 1996 Illinois ACDA
Fall Convention, at Walt Disney World Resort, and were selected on
three separate occasions for the Chicago production of Joseph and the
Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, starring Donny Osmond.
About Mark Myers,
Associate Artistic Director
Mark Myers is a nationally renowned choral conductor, music educator and
arranger. Mark recently completed coursework toward the Doctor of Musical
Arts degree in Choral Conducting at the University of California, Los Angeles,
while maintaining a busy travel schedule as a guest conductor, clinician
and adjudicator for high school and middle school concert choirs and show
choirs throughout the United States.

Mark began his teaching career as the first choral conductor at The Choir
Academy of Chicago Children’s Choir, a Chicago Public Schools charter
school on the south side of the city focused on choral music education. As
a new teacher, Mark was able to build a successful choral program from
the ground up, serving over 200 students in five different vocal ensembles.
The auditioned Treble Choir performed for high profile events across the city and was featured on each
of Chicago’s four major television stations in addition to national broadcasts of CBS Sunday Morning and
National Public Radio.

Mark went on to teach choral music and music theory for twelve years at Waubonsie Valley High School,
serving a diverse student population from the western Chicago suburbs of Aurora and Naperville, Illinois.
During his tenure at WVHS, the music department was recognized on five occasions as a Grammy Foundation
Signature School and twice as a Gold Signature School. Mark helped to develop a large and inclusive program
of traditional concert choirs and chamber ensembles, pop a cappella groups, a 135-voice all school unity
chorus, and nationally recognized show choirs. He was awarded the Most Influential Educator Award from
Waubonsie Valley High School and Indian Prairie School District 204 nine out of his twelve years in the district
and was also also recognized by the district’s Parent Diversity Advisory Council as an Equity Champion.

Under his direction, WVHS vocal ensembles performed across the globe, from New York City to Los Angeles
and Australia to South Africa in venues including the House of Blues in both Chicago and Los Angeles, the
Sydney Opera House, Davies Symphony Hall in San Francisco and Chicago’s Orchestra Hall at Symphony
Center. The choirs also collaborated with a number of professional artists and ensembles, including Vusi
Mahlasela, Sowah Mensah, Kirk Whalum, Anders Åstrand, Dolora Zajick, the Native Jazz Quartet, Chanticleer
and the Chicago Sinfonietta.

Mark holds a Bachelor of Arts in Music Education from North Central College in Naperville, Illinois, where
he was named the Outstanding Music Major, and a Master of Music in Music Education from Northwestern
University, where he was the Program Honors recipient in Music Education. He will complete his Doctor of
Musical Arts in Choral Conducting from UCLA in June 2020.
About Elisabeth Baker,
Conductor
Born and raised in Chicago, Elisabeth Baker is currently the conductor
of the Rogers Park Neighborhood Choir and various In-School programs
of the Chicago Children’s Choir. She holds a Bachelor of Music in Music
Education from New York University and a Masters of Music in Music
Education from Westminster Choir College in Princeton, New Jersey.

Elisabeth taught in the New York City public schools for several years
as an elementary and middle school choral and general music teacher.
Her choirs received Gold ratings at the New York State School Music
Association Festival, and for three consecutive years placed first at
Hershey Park’s Music in the Parks competition, where her choir received
superior and excellent ratings.

While at Westminster Choir College, Elisabeth was the conducting

assistant for Williamson Voices, under the direction of Dr. James Jordan.
The choir has performed numerous concerts in New York City, as well as
abroad at the Conducting Institute at Oxford, and is featured on several
critically acclaimed albums.

Ms. Baker is an avid choral performer, and has performed with world-
renowned orchestras and choirs including the Philadelphia Orchestra,
New York Philharmonic, and Berlin Philharmonic.

Elisabeth is a proud alumna of the Chicago Children’s Choir and enjoys

exploring the city with friends and family.
About Daniel Wallenberg,
Conductor
Mr. Wallenberg, the Humboldt Park Neighborhood Choir Conductor,
has been with the Choir since 1993 and has worked with every level
of Chicago Children’s Choir, including In-School choirs and the
Concert Choir (now Voice of Chicago).

A native of Bogotá, Colombia, Mr. Wallenberg earned his Bachelor’s

and Master’s Degrees in Choral Conducting from the Rubin
Academy of Music in Jerusalem and Brigham Young University in
Provo, Utah. In Israel Mr. Wallenberg founded several adult and
children’s choirs, and sang with the Cameran Singers, a professional
choir in Tel Aviv. He has extensive experience conducting collegiate,
community, professional, and children’s choral groups throughout
the world and has many choral arrangements to his name.

In addition to Chicago Children’s Choir, Mr. Wallenberg is the

conductor of the Music Institute of Chicago Chorale and the Jewish
Reconstructionist Congregation adult and children’s choirs. Mr.
Wallenberg brings a wealth of experience and a great deal of energy
and excitement to the Humboldt Park Neighborhood Choir.
Concert Program
COMBINED CHOIRS R O G E R S PA R K V I VA C E & P R E S T O
We Are Cantate Domino
W. Mitchell Owens III, CCC alumnus and Music by Rupert Lang, text from Psalm 117
Composer In Residence Translation:
Sing ye to the Lord a new canticle: let his praise be
Ain’t Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me ‘Round in the church of the saints.
Civil Rights Movement song, arr. Mollie Stone Let Israel rejoice in him that made him: and let the
children of Sion be joyful in their king.
R O G E R S PA R K A L L E G R O A Change is Gonna Come
Over the Rainbow Sam Cooke, arr. W. Mitchell Owens III
Music by Harold Arlen, words by E.Y. Harburg,
arr. Audrey Snyder
D I M E N S I O N , R O G E R S PA R K V I VA C E
& PRESTO
Hanerot Halalu
Music by Ronna Z. Honigman, Lizela
traditional Chanukah text South African Xhosa song
Translation: We kindle these lights to remember the Translation:
miracles, the deliverances, and the wonders which O, ululate when the spirit enters
you did for our ancestors When we enter the spirit is present
When the sopranos, altos, tenors, basses enter, oh
We Need a Little Christmas mama the spirit is present
Jerry Herman, arr. Roger Emerson
Choreographed by Meaghan Carroll
DIMENSION R O G E R S PA R K & I N - S C H O O L C H O I R S
Wassail Song Hine Ma Tov
Folk song, arr. Ralph Vaughan Williams Daniel Wallenberg
Translation: Behold how good and how pleasant it is
Stars I Shall Find for brethren to dwell together in unity.
Music by Victor C. Johnson,
words by Sara Teasdale
R O G E R S PA R K C O M B I N E D &
DIMENSION
A Holiday Road of Carols - featuring
Holiday Road, Jingle Bells, Deck the Hall & Go Tell It On The Mountain
We Wish You a Merry Christmas African-American spiritual, arr. Greg Jasperse
Lindsey Buckingham, James Pierpont,
traditional Welsh carol & traditional English folk
song, arr. Greg Gilpin
Choreographed by Judy Hanson

R O G E R S PA R K P R E S T O
Le Sommeil de l’Enfant Jesus
Traditional French carol, arr. Ron Jeffers
Translation:
Between the ox and the grey donkey
Sleeps, sleeps, sleeps the little child
A thousand divine angels
A thousand seraphim
Hover around the great God of Love
F O L LOW I N G T H E CO N C E R T
Students in grades 3 & up are invited to
the stage to audition for the Rogers Park
Neighborhood Choir!
Visit ccchoir.org/join to sign up
for an alternate audition time
on Monday, January 13.

Among the roses and the lilies

Sleeps, sleeps, sleeps the little child
A thousand divine angels
A thousand seraphim
Hover around the great God of Love

Among the handsome shepherds

Sleeps, sleeps, sleeps the little child
A thousand divine angels
A thousand seraphim
Hover around the great God of Love

What About Us
Steve Mac, Johnny McDaid & Alecia Moore, arr.
Mark James Meier
Tonight’s Artists

IN-SCHOOL MEMBERS OF
George B. Armstrong School of International Studies
Daniel Boone Elementary School
Philip Rogers Elementary School

R O G E R S PA R K N E I G H B O R H O O D C H O I R

Allegro Vivace Presto DiMension

Leah Animashaun Emily Bynum Olivia Adams Ryan Antoine Nicholas Hong
Guadalupe Cabañas Francisco De Ramos Emma Ferrell Soren Arnold Collin Horvath
Elisabeth Cami Camryn Fischetti Andrea Hernandez LeBron Barnes Daniel Jackson
Zarian Cargill Natan Hatcher Kayla Hutton Alex Berg Henry Jones
Simon Cegys Vienne Hensel Maddie LaPine Darren Berkich Liam Kendrick
Bettita De Ramos Maude Hovey- Skylar Musgrove Emmanuel Betson Evan Kuzukas
Natasha Dernis Bradshaw Megan O’Connor Victor Betson Miles Lee
Bianca Fratila Claire Hull Esme Pelton Christopher Blanco Sonel Lee
William Gentile Mira Jain Olivia Roman Quinton Brantley Jonas Licklider
Isla Hague Xavier Mota Rochelle Sazon Gabriel Calderon Felix Mundy-
Bela Khandker Avery Nelson Katie Schober Ezan Charo Mancino
Penelope Leisen Amalia Norborg Annika Sevig Brandon Chavez Ché Muñoz
Olivia Moore Soledad Sebastian Audrey Smith Kayshawn Colbert Jevon Neal
Romia Neopaney Esme Siegelin Aubree Stephens Jones Colin Nelsen
Roshni Neopaney Jade Taylor Ellora Tellis-Nayak DaSean Crudup Yohance Nowlin
Cristal Oviedo Avahn Tellis-Nayak Leela Wittenberg Leo Daniels-Henning Jackson O’Brien
Grace Parisi Elizabeth Worley Trubowitz Jack De Koker Martin O’Brien
Vivienne Smith Degame Young Stefanie Yuen Jackson Dechant Ivan Outkine
Florence Szewczyk Shouri Greyson Parfenoff
Lila VanEenenaam Dharanipragada Wyatt Parr
Paloma Vinalay Jon Matthew Din Landen Patton
Sophie Yanny-Tillar Noah Donahue Leo Pratt-Thomas
Zachariah Elliott Armaan Sahni
Jamarcus Ellis Hayden Scott
Sean Escamilla- Varun Shriram
Zielinski Marco Speroni
Caleb Evans Benjamin Strickler
Tobin Ferrall Logan Taylor
Christian Hampton Ryan Warren
Ian Harres Genesis Williams
Theo Hinerfeld Malachi Williams

I N S T R U M E N TA L I S T S

Principal Pianist: Rogers Park Bass: Drums: Guitar:

John Goodwin Pianist: Dave Hiltebrand Marquis Carter Kellen Boersma
Justin Bowse
 JOIN THE
ROGERS PARK
NEIGHBORHOOD CHOIR
Our Neighborhood Choirs bring inspirational after-school programming to
11 locations throughout the city, providing students in 3rd grade and up with:
 High-quality music instruction  Multicultural learning
 Unique citywide performance opportunities  ...and more!

Students in grade 3 and up are invited to join our

Rogers Park Neighborhood Choir by attending a New Singer Day
on Monday, January 13 at Indian Boundary Park.

LE A RN M O RE AT CCCHOI R .OR G /J OI N
Auditions are quick and simple, with opportunities to join throughout the calendar year.

ALBANY PARK • AUSTIN • BEVERLY • BUCKTOWN (NEW!) • ENGLEWOOD

GARFIELD PARK/OFF THE STREET CLUB • HUMBOLDT PARK • HYDE PARK
LINCOLN PARK/DEPAUL • PILSEN/LITTLE VILLAGE • ROGERS PARK
*Singers are welcome to audition and enroll at any of the above programs,
regardless of the location of their home or school.
 About Our Programs

OUR PROGRAMS

NEIGHBORHOOD
IN-SCHOOL VOICE OF
CHOIR PROGRAM
PROGRAM CHICAGO
+ DIMENSION

STUDENTS

4,200 900 100+

L O C AT I O N S

92
Schools
12
11 Community Sites
1
Downtown
1 Downtown

Caucasian/
White
African-
American/
Black

CCC STUDENT H OW W E
DIVERSITY SUPPORT OUR
B R E A K D OW N STUDENTS
 Upcoming Events

V I S I T C C C H O I R . O R G F O R F U L L E V E N T L I S T I N G S A N D D E TA I L S .

Caroling in the Park Gather Ye Round

December 18, 6:00pm
Indian Boundary Park | 2500 W. Lunt Ave.
Feat. Rogers Park Neighborhood Choir
This event is free and open to the public
Austin Community Concert
January 29, 7:00pm
Michele Clark High School
5101 W. Harrison St.
Feat. Austin Neighborhood Choir
General admission is $10, pay what you can
Community concerts are presented by Bank of America
February 1, 1:30pm
Old Town School of Folk Music
4544 N. Lincoln Ave.
Feat. Humboldt Park Neighborhood Choir
This event is free and open to the public
Englewood Community Concert:
Melanin in the Music
February 29, 3:00pm
Kennedy-King College | 6301 S. Halsted St.
Feat. Englewood Neighborhood Choir
General admission is $10, pay what you can
Community concerts are presented by Bank of America

SAVE THE DATE—In honor of the 10th anniversary of

S AT U R D AY,
Chicago Children’s Choir’s Ambassadors Board, we’re M AY 16, 2020
8PM-12AM
going all out at Morgan’s on Fulton. Proceeds from
the evening support CCC’s mission to inspire and
change the lives of 5,200 students across Chicago.
MORGAN’S ON FULTON
CCCSOUNDBITES.COM 950 W. F U LT O N S T.
 V

H O W YO U M A K E
IT POSSIBLE

To make a gift to Chicago Children’s Choir, please

visit CCCHOIR.ORG/SUPPORT today!
VOICES
$10,000 funds an In-School Program for one year. You have
the opportunity to bring music education free of charge to
students at one city school, meet their principal, and attend
their concert.

$5,000 funds one Connection Day, a special workshop that

brings together CCC students from different neighborhoods
to learn new music and choreography while forging
meaningful bonds with their CCC peers.

$2,500 funds an international tour scholarship, creating

the opportunity for a CCC singer to experience the
transformative power of travel and become an ambassador
of our city and mission.

$1,000 allows CCC to subsidize tuition for one

Neighborhood Choir singer from a low-income household.
You have the opportunity to give that student access to
a safe, nurturing after-school environment in their own
community.

$500 funds one bus trip for 50 singers to special

performance opportunities with collaborators like Ravinia
Festival and Chicago Symphony Orchestra. You have the
opportunity to make participation in special projects with
world-class artists possible for all students by removing the
transportation barrier.

$250 funds a complete uniform set for one Neighborhood

Choir singer. You have the opportunity to bring the sense of
pride and belonging that comes with wearing a CCC uniform
to a singer who otherwise could not afford it.

$100 funds one binder of music for a Voice of Chicago

singer. You have the opportunity to introduce that singer
to music in over 37 languages and from a wide range of
cultures, genres, and time periods.

$500,000 & ABOVE
Bob & Rose Fealy
The Hatherly Family
Steven & Priscilla Kersten
David & Lesly Koo
The Elizabeth Morse
Charitable Trust
North Avenue Day Nursery
$250,000 – $499,999
Michael & Meeghan Nemeroff
The Nolan Family
$100,000 – $249,999
Tracey & Ed Benford
Ruth & Pat Boehmer
Carnelian Trust
Ellen-Blair Chube
CIBC
Bob & Joan Feitler
Jim & Karen Frank
Rob & Kathleen Katz /
Boka Restaurant Group
Jim & Ginger Meyer
Mridu & Chandra Sekhar
Jeff & Betsy Steele
Michael Teplitsky
Ron & Patty Weiss
F O U N DAT I O N , C O R P O R AT E A N D G O V E R N M E N T D O N O R S
Chicago Children’s Choir gratefully recognizes the following institutions that made gifts in support of CCC’s mission
from July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019.
$50,000 & ABOVE
Allstate Insurance Company
Paul M. Angell Family Foundation
The Chicago Community Trust
The Crown Family
Lloyd A. Fry Foundation
John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur
Foundation
Polk Bros. Foundation
$25,000 – $49,999
Bank of America
CIBC
Lyon Family Foundation
Nth Degree Scholarship Fund
Prince Charitable Trusts
$50,000 – $99,999
Shradha Agarwal
Theo Epstein & Marie Whitney /
Foundation To Be Named Later
The Jackson Foundation
Kehoe Designs
Jacqueline Griesdorn &
Kevin Matzke
Kate Kestnbaum
Chrysa & Jeff Moster
Larry & Corky Richman
Jamie & Brian Vandenberg
Tracy & Justin Ward
The Wege Foundation /
Patrick & Ligia Goodwillie
$25,000 – $49,999
Susanne & David Baker
Meredith Bluhm-Wolf & Bill Wolf
Monica Young Carney
Brian Clingen
Caroline & Adam Dettman
Shelley MacArthur Farley &
William Farley
Derek & Katie Ferguson
John Hong & Ellee Pai Hong /
Uncommon
$15,000 – $24,999
Chicago Department of Cultural
Affairs and Special Events
Damico Family Foundation
The Davee Foundation
John R. Halligan Charitable Fund
Illinois Arts Council Agency
The Negaunee Foundation
The Wege Foundation /
Patrick & Ligia Goodwillie
$10,000 – $14,999
Apple Inc.
ComEd
Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation
Harper Court Arts Council
Lincoln Park Preschool &
Kindergarten
Siragusa Family Foundation
Chicago Children’s Choir gratefully recognizes the cumulative
support of generous individuals and institutions who have
advanced CCC’s Raising Voices Campaign, a 3-year, $12 million
fundraising initiative to elevate the voices of Chicago’s youth.
Nora Jaskowiak & VO I C E O F
Matthew Hinerfeld TO M O R R OW
Ann Marie Lipinski & Steven Kagan CIRCLE
Kala & Mike Moynihan
Diane & Jim Pearse The Voice of Tomorrow
Joe & Jennifer Shanahan Circle comprises donors
who have made planned
$10,000-$24,999 gift commitments to CCC as
The Baffa Family
part of our Raising Voices
Jacolyn & John Bucksbaum Campaign.
Chloé Ericsoussi
Richard & Eileen Epstein Bob & Rose Fealy
Mark & Kristen Freund Jim & Ginger Meyer
Melissa Kibler & Vince Lazar Susanne & David Baker
Kimberly & Mauro Mafrici / Carrie L. Hedges
Pelago Ristorante Reichardt Family
Micah Materre & Kelvin Jackson
Bernie & Pat Woytek
$1,000 – $9,999
Anonymous
Tim Calkins & Carol Saltoun
Jennifer & Albert Chung
David Griffin & Susan Warner
Carrie L. Hedges
Michele Musgrove
Saul & Margaret Shorr
Torres Family
Kathleen Wilson-Thompson &
Donald Thompson
$5,000 – $9,999 Praxair
Anonymous (1) RBC Wealth Management
Butler Family Foundation Sahara Enterprises, Inc.
The Nathan Cummings Foundation State Farm
Garrett Brands Urban Partnership Bank
Irving Harris Foundation William Blair & Company
Kinder Morgan Foundation $500 – $999
Mazza Foundation Antares Capital Corporation
Peoples Gas and North Shore Gas The Philip M. Friedmann Family
Community Fund Charitable Trust
The Pritzker Pucker Family A.A. Rayner & Company, Ltd.
Foundation Shure Incorporated
The Wicklander Family Foundation Stratagem Construction
$1,000 – $4,999 $100 – $499
Anonymous (1) AmazonSmile Foundation
2112 Chicago FTI Consulting, Inc.
Global Village Charitable Trust Synchrony Financial
KPMG LLP
The Pattis Family Foundation
INDIVIDUAL DONORS ♦ Member of Voice of Tomorrow Circle, which recognizes donors who have made planned gift commitments

Chicago Children’s Choir gratefully recognizes the following individuals who made gifts in support of CCC’s mission, excluding
contributions made in support of CCC’s Red Jacket Optional gala, from July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019.

$100,000 & ABOVE Shaun & Andy Block Kevin Cochran Allison Bosma
Bob & Rose Fealy ♦ Larry & Cynde Bruck Brady & Anne Deaton Lydia Brauer
The Hatherly Family Jacolyn & John Bucksbaum Peter & Neva Egan Ellen Brett
Steven & Priscilla Kersten Tim Calkins & Carol Saltoun Megan & Joseph Elberts Susan Broadbent
Stanley Christianson Trasha Embry Dan Brown
$50,000 – $99,999 Jennifer & Albert Chung John Goodwin Colin Brownell
David & Lesly Koo Shaun Considine Doug & Mary Clare Gourley John Buchanan
The Nolan Family Charles F. Custer Jay Gummert Edmund Burke
$25,000 – $49,999 Christina Deaton DeMarea & Anna-Lise Jensen Allison Burman
Tracey & Ed Benford Brad DeMarea Thomas Kehoe David & Marina Burman
Carnelian Trust Richard & Eileen Epstein Linda Kim Donald Burman
Ellen-Blair Chube Kelly & Steve Fekety Nick & Dagmara Kokonas Alejandro & Elise Caffarelli
Jacqueline Griesdorn & Derek & Katie Ferguson Ed & Bonnie Leracz Patrick Cahill
Kevin Matzke Peter Gotsch & Jana French Saul Levmore & Julie Ann Roin Donna Calandra
Tracy & Justin Ward Joan Gottschall Carol Maxon Richard & Sharon Carlson
David Griffin & Susan Warner Don McCord Erik Charlston
$15,000 – $24,999 Sharad Chib
Kate Kestnbaum Stanley & Cynthia Gutkowski Jonathan & Jasmine Morris
Richard & Jacqueline Hawwa Vreni Naess Wendy Chronister & Peter Rogers
Mridu & Chandra Sekhar Beth & Will Coleman
Jeff & Betsy Steele Randy L. Holgate & John H. Peterson Jason & Heidi Pfetcher
Michael & Rosalind Keiser Mary Jane Raymond Paul Collins
Michael Teplitsky Mrs. Jane B. Colman
The Wege Foundation/ Patrick & Diane Kelley Dan & Debby Roan
Melissa Kibler & Vince Lazar Erica L. Sandner Paul Cook
Ligia Goodwillie Stefania Damico
Ron & Patty Weiss David Kleiman Fran & Joe Scartelli
Kevin Kovitz & Odile David Erin Slitt Bob & Dawn Davis
$10,000 – $14,999 Rachel & Mackie LeFevre-Snee Jocelyn & Scott Smith Charles & Karen Dhyanchand
Ruth & Patrick Boehmer Alejandro & Diane Longoria Nancy Spector Stone Micayla Diener
Ann Marie Lipinski & Steve Kagan Adam & Elizabeth M. Low Mike & Leslie Taylor Sam Diener
Larry & Corky Richman Kimberly & Mauro Mafrici / Don Thompson Ronald D’Innocenzo
Jamie & Brian Vandenberg Pelago Restaurant Nidhi Vaid Brittni Ditomasso
Dr. Doris Wineman, Ph.D. Barbara Mayers Anthony Vales Patrick & Alexandra Doloughty
The Blythe & David Mendelson Steve & Randi Wine Heather Dombey
$5,000 – $9,999 Lauren Eisenstein
Philip & Mary Beth Canfield Family Fund Albert & Ellen Zickmann
Dr. Edward & Carol Millunchick Patrick Zimmermann Amy Ellingson
Monica Young Carney Melika Embry
Jerry & Judy Castellini The Morgenstern Wilson Family $100 – $499
Michele Musgrove Sarah Fader
David Graff Anonymous (3) Chris Felix
Marguerite Hark Diane & Jim Pearse Bridget Adaska
William & Georgy Ann Peluchiwski Carolynn Fisher
Nora Jaskowiak & Himal Agarwal & Shimul Lahoti Linda May Fitzgerald
Matthew Hinerfeld Dave & Tamsyn Pequet Beth Akeson
Stephen Pratt & Liisa Thomas Verbie & Dorothy Florence
The Jackson Foundation Shelby Allison Jay Freedman
Ann Kaplan & Robert Fippinger Marko & Julie Ratesic Linda Alpert
Matt Roan & Shannon O’Brien Laura Fruhauff
Welz Kauffman & Jon Teeuwissen Pablo Alvarez Sono Fujii
Kip & Sarah Kelley Marquis & Dianne Sauvage Gretchen Anderson
Robert & Susan Shapiro Anne Funke
Josephine Lee & Kevin McConkey James & Lindsay Anderson Rebecca Fyffe
Chrysa & Jeff Moster K.B. Shriram & Sujatha Shenoy Jewel Anderson
Dr. Kimberly Sterling Thomas Gajewski
Kala & Mike Moynihan Warren Aney Laura & KiAundre Garland
Michael & Meeghan Nemeroff Geoffrey Stone & Jane Dailey Nadine Apelian Dobbs &
Paul & Brenda Stubitsch Stephen & Carolyn Geldermann
D. Elizabeth Price Brett Dobbs Janet H. Gilbert /
Neil Shah Kay Torshen Foundation Phillip Armstrong
Phillip Vasquez Fletcher & Sippel LLC
Jason & Lisa Silverman Katie & Rob Ashcroft Myles Glancy
Lawrence E. Strickling & Bernie & Pat Woytek Elisabeth Baker Jason Stell & Kate Glickman
Sydney L. Hans $500 – $999 Janet Bean Steven Glickman
Dr. Donald E. Thompson & Anonymous (2) Jenny Beightol Anne Grant
Mrs. Kathleen Wilson-Thompson James & Renee Akers David Bentrem Tabitha & Matt Green
$1,000 – $4,999 Barry & Susie Alberts Jayme Betts Erin Grogan
Anonymous (1) David & Lisa Allen Brandon Biederman Alla Hanilov
David Apatoff & Nell Minow Susanne & David Baker ♦ Katie Bien Judy Hanson & Bryan Farina
Peter & Lucy Ascoli The Barr Fund Diane Bild Dr. Robert Harris
The Baffa Family Madelaine & Collin Bruck Sarah & Hart Billings Vinod Havalad
Gerry Barad Evan Bruno John Blair Emily & Nate Hazlerig
Mark & Mary Baranek Michael & Susan Bruno Richard Blough Greg Hendle
INDIVIDUAL DONORS, CONT’D
Cece Hill Kristine Mackey Kathleen Platt Terry & Shelley Smith
Keri Hodnik Susan MacMillan Russell & Josephine Pogue Jean Soh
Melissa Hoffman Keith Mait Michael Pope Jonathan Solomon
Miles Hommel Sean & Tyler Mansfield William Preston John & Kristie Spegele
Margaret Huyck Marie Marcucci William Pry Jordan & Jill Stone
Jeremy Jacinth Arthur & Elaine Margulis Geoffrey Rahie Kristi Stone
Carita Jewell James Mastro Vishu Ramanathan & Melissa Lupella Mollie Stone
Erica Jewell Katherine McAllister Elle Ramel Stuart Strong & Kris Beck
Robert G. Jones George McCalister Jessica Ring David Swendsen
Amanda Jourdain Carla & Peter W. McCauley Sr., MD Charles & Marilynn Rivkin Willie Mae Tabor
Jean Jourdain Curtis & Christina McClusick Megan Robertson Rico & Julie Tallud
Caroline Kagan Megan McCoy Solvig & Harry Robertson Bruce Tammen & Esther Menn
Patricia Kagie Shannon McGhee & Matt Vaske Penelope Robson Ming Lun Tang
Geoff & Susan Kammrath Loren McGowan Erin Roche & Paula Cuadros-Roche Theresa Todd
Rachel Kaplan & Bob Riesman Erin McHugh Ron & Elizabeth Rosenthal Torres Family
Megan Kelly Thomas McNeal Lisa Roth Christine Torres
Maureen Kernan Raymond Melencio Guy Rozentsveig & Melanie Unterfranz
Miriam Kim Richard & Sara Mesirow Victoria Rozentsveig Shapiro Zalman & Karen Usiskin
Jacquelyn Kimmel Deborah Meyer & Eric Brantley Carolyn Rozich Mykel Vandenberg
Diana H. King Floyd & Elizabeth Miller Daniel & Anne Rudolph Lauren & Nick Vissat
Kevin King Matthew Mistretta John & Renee Salomon Jasper Pierson Walker
Esther Klatz Robert & Bernadette Molloy Nestor & Beth Sanchez Shirley Walker
Christopher & Janet Emily Monasterio Meg & Graham Satherlie Kirk & Mary Kate Watkins
Scott Koch Janet Cloud Mose Eve Saxon Fred & Kathy Weber
The Kosmak Family Richard & Mary Beth Murphy Julie & Bob Schlossberg Josef Weber
Brent Kuennen Kevin Myrie Emilia Schobeiri Aaron Werner
Eleanor Laser Nishad & Lynda Nadkarni Carol Schroeder Marie Wester
Missy Lavender Joey Nakayama Rahul Sekhar Christopher White
Ted & Wendy Lawrence Ilene Nemeroff & Charles Edwards Jeremiah Seraphine Jesse Williams
Velta Lazda Jordan & Jean Nerenberg Kunal Shah Alice Pirie Wirtz *
Tim Lenihan Todd Ochs & Janet Agranoff Renu Shah Rachel Wolfson & Edward Finegold
Steve Lerch Kathleen O’Donnell Matt Shannon Ernest Wong
Abba & Bonnie Lessing Katherine Ollis Ryan Shannon Michael & Katie Word
Artis Lin Brett Orlov Roy & Lisa Sharda Linda Wright
Matt Lineen Jason Park Janet Shiff Laura Yergesheva
Charles Lipson & Tramaine Parker Rebecca Shorr Stephen Young
Susan Bloom Lipson Shelby Parnes Pam Shortall Amy Zanglin
Nada & Jordan Litwin Mary Pattillo Perry Siatis Sara Zimmerman & David Stern
Melvin & Sherry Lopata Mallory Paul Kanwar & Avanti Singh Ann Butler Zimrin
Maria Lotito Alex Paz Jack & Allison Siragusa ♦ Voice of Tomorrow Circle
Robert & Kenda Lovecchio Stephanie Pines Jean Smith * Deceased

IN-KIND DONORS
Boka Restaurant Group Jeffrey N. Dahl Kehoe Designs Mariano’s Uncommon
Breakthru Beverage Richard & Eileen Epstein David & Lesly Koo Metro William Blair & Company
CIBC The Geraghty KPMG Revolution Brewing
Golin The Langham Shure Incorporated
TRIBUTE
IN MEMORY O F IN H ON OR OF Judy Hanson Raiva Desai Lessing Rebecca Shorr
Ellen Brauer Issak Akers Christina & John Hatherly Katya Lysander, Ph.D. Olivia Smith
George Grant Eric Ashworth Carrie L. Hedges ♦ Jessie Merchant Scott Smith
Cliff Hanson Ivy Beard Cece Hill Jim & Ginger Meyer ♦ Mollie Stone
Christopher Jackson Lilly Brenner Strelitz Ann Kaplan Michael & Meeghan Paige Svoboda
Elizabeth “Beth” Kershner Art Bresnahan The Katz Family Nemeroff Brian & Jamie Vandenberg
Rev. Christopher Moore Joseph Brewer Priscilla Kersten Anna Ochs Danny Wallenberg
Kenneth G. Qualkenbush Evan Bruno Clara Kim & John Mussman Delfin Onay Danny Wallenberg,
Patti Youngblood Brittany Burton-Hipps David & Lesly Koo Ben Ross Humboldt Park & Rogers
Saalik Ziyad CCC Conductors & Staff Diana Lawrence & Matthew Lisa Roth & Matt Arnold Park Neighborhood
Bob & Rose Fealy ♦ Adams Marcy Roth Choirs
Larry Fischer Josephine Lee Caroline Santiago Ron & Patty Weiss
Tara Flocco & Patrick Daley Abba Lessing Anne & Tom Schafer Patricia Wells

♦ Member of Voice of Tomorrow Circle, which recognizes donors who have made planned gift commitments
R E D JAC K E T O P T I O N A L 2 01 8 S P O N S O R S A N D D O N O R S
Chicago Children’s Choir is grateful to the many individuals, families, corporations, foundations and cultural partners who
contributed to the fundraising efforts of the October 19, 2018 Red Jacket Optional gala.
FORTISSIMO SPONSOR
($61,000)
Bob & Rose Fealy ♦
David & Lesly Koo and
RoundTable Healthcare Partners
The Nolan Family
FORTE SPONSOR
($30,000)
Ellen-Blair Chube and William Blair
Foundation To Be Named Later
Hatherly Family and
Wynnchurch Capital
Priscilla & Steven Kersten
Michael & Meeghan Nemeroff
and VedderPrice
Ron & Patty Weiss
MEZZO PIANO
SPONSOR ($15,000)
CIBC
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Duchossois
The Feitler Family
The Jackson Foundation
PwC
Quad/Graphics - BlueSoho
RSM
PIANISSIMO SPONSOR
($7,500)
Shradha Agarwal
The Ambassadors Board of Chicago
Children’s Choir
Aon M&A and
Transaction Solutions
Tracey & Ed Benford /
Goldman Sachs
Patrick & Ruth Boehmer / KPMG
Christopher & Susan Burke
Capital One Healthcare
Joan Craig & Peter Ruggiero
David Dell’Aringa
Caroline & Adam Dettman
Brian & Amber Egwele
Derek & Katie Ferguson
First Unitarian Church
Friends of Chicago Children’s Choir
Bruce & Michele Gelman
Brian & Jaala Good
Jacqui & Richard Hawwa
John Hong & Ellee Pai Hong
Karie Katz & David Katz
Rob & Kathleen Katz
Mackinac Partners and
Melissa Kibler
Madison Dearborn Partners
Jim & Ginger Meyer ♦
Jeff & Chrysa Moster
Kala & Mike Moynihan
Nina Owen & Michael Belsley
Matt & Carrie Parr
Diane & Jim Pearse
For any changes to your donor recognition listing, please contact Afton Battle at 312.849.8300 x126 or abattle@ccchoir.org
Peoples Gas
Renee, John, Emily &
Justin Salomon
Mike & Mary Schroeck
Joe & Jennifer Shanahan
John & Maria Shannon /
Xeris Pharmaceuticals
Sidley Austin LLP
Erin Slitt and Friends
Stifel Investment Banking Group
Urban Partnership Bank
Jamie & Brian Vandenberg
Vosges Haut-Chocolat
WGN
Wynnchurch Capital, LLC
ENSEMBLE
BENEFACTOR ($5,000)
William & Shelley Farley
Andi & Jim Gordon,
The Edgewater Funds
Stephen & Valarie Madry
Perkins Coie
Erica L. Sandner
$25,000 & ABOVE
Patricia & Donald Griesdorn
Darren & Anne Snyder
$15,000 – $24,999
Samit & Lea Halvadia
The Hatherly Family
Jim & Ginger Meyer ♦
Michael & Meeghan Nemeroff
$10,000 – $14,999
Anonymous
Matt & Joyce Bayer
Meredith Bluhm-Wolf &
William Wolf
Joan Craig & Peter Ruggiero
Bob & Rose Fealy ♦
Nick & Dagmara Kokonas
David & Lesly Koo
Marc & Ashley Lifshin
Chris Lorenzen
James & Erica Nappo
John Rokacz
Ilan & Becky Shalit
Watermark Capital Partners, LLC.
Windover Foundation /
Eric & Trisha Ashworth
$5,000 – $9,999
Gerry Barad
Bob & Ginny Burnstine
Gregory & Marcy Carlin
Ellen-Blair Chube
David D. Hiller, Robert R.
McCormick Foundation
Sean & Aimee Huss
Matt & Deneese Levin
John & Renee Salomon
Eric & Marla Sedler
Jeff & Betsy Steele
Jamie & Brian Vandenberg
Jamie & Kristin Wildman
$1,000 – $4,999
Katie & Rob Ashcroft
Athletico Physical Therapy
Patricia H. Besser, Bank of America
Marc & Lisa Becker
Ruth & Patrick Boehmer
Victor Bridgeman
Erin Broderick
Jonathan & Lena Brodsky
Eoin & Kate Callery
Al & Pam Capitanini
Gerardo & Lauren Cerda
Chicago Ventures
Tom & Michelle Cusick
Christina Deaton DeMarea &
Brad DeMarea
Bob & Frances DelBoca
Gautam & Ritu Dhingra
Jim & Jan Dondlinger
Chris & Haley Dorsey
Sarah Fader
Brett & Megan Fealy
Richard & Margie Feitler
Derek & Katie Ferguson
Reynolds Family Foundation
Ralph & Barb Gabric
Jason Stell & Kate Glickman
Jeffrey & Cidney Golman
Alicia Gonzalez
Doug & Sophie Goodwillie
Richard & Jaqueline Hawwa
Bernie & Mary Pat Hengesbaugh
Hickory Farms, LLC.
Matthew James & Vivian Lee
Neil & Julie Jensen
Jennifer Johnson
Elizabeth Johnston Klinger &
Matt Klinger
Gail & Kevin Kalinich
Michael & Rachel Kirsh
Nate & Amanda Kush
L.E.K. Consulting LLC
LBC Credit Management, LLC
Tom Linguanti
Your support helps us deliver financially
accessible arts programming to 5,200 youth,
right in their own neighborhoods.
Please consider making a contribution
today at ccchoir.org/support
Richard & Marie Lloyd
Matthew London
Lynn & Eva Maddox
Lee & Martha Martin
Suzanne Martinez
Charles Matthews
Jen McConnell
Robert R. McCormick Foundation
Susan Miner
Peter Moor
Joseph & Kelly Moss
George Nolan
Christopher & Charlene Olson
Ostrow Reisin Berk & Abrams, Ltd.
Jay & Shawna Owen
Richard & Cindy Pardo
Matt & Carrie Parr
Dave & Tamsyn Pequet
Premier Real Estate and Relocation
Services Inc.
J.B. and M.K. Pritzker Family
Foundation
Monica Quintero Botero
Dan & Judy Ransford
Mrs. Jennifer Noel Rhind &
Mr. David Scott Rhind
Catherine & Mike Rosenberg
Arnie & Marcy Roth
Guy Rozentsveig &
Victoria Rozentsveig Shapiro
Gary & Macy Rozier
Ellen Rudnick & Paul Earle
Tim Calkins & Carol Saltoun
Erica L. Sandner
Mike & Mary Schroeck
Neil Shah
Joe & Jennifer Shanahan
Jason & Lisa Silverman
Kanwar & Avanti Singh
Van & Beth Stamos
Mike & Mary Sullivan
Glen Tullman & Patricia Tullman
Cornelia Grumman & Jim Warren
The Wege Foundation
Jeff & Lisa Wissink
♦ Member of Voice of Tomorrow Circle,
which recognizes donors who have
made planned gift commitments
 Chicago Children’s Choir gratefully
recognizes our philanthropic partners:

$50,000 – $100,000

The Davee The Crown

Foundation Family

$15,000 – $49,999

Nth Degree John R. Halligan Negaunee

Scholarship Fund Charitable Fund Foundation

$10,000 – $14,999

Ann and Gordon

Getty Foundation
Staff & Boards
Josephine Lee Madelaine Bruck John Goodwin Charlotte Ostrow
President & Artistic Director Senior Development Manager Principal Pianist & Program Assistant
Judy Hanson Evan Bruno Conductor in Residence Regina Robinson
Senior Associate Artistic Director Manager of Choral Programs Cece Hill Program Assistant
Mark Myers & Conductor Program Director Lisa Salazar
Associate Artistic Director Justin Cavazos Jackie Johnson Marketing Manager
Rachel LeFevre-Snee Program Assistant Program Manager Maria Sanchez
Chief Operating Officer Youna Choi Miriam Kim Senior Manager, Donor Services
Kelly Fekety, CPA Conductor Conductor Rebecca Shorr
Chief Financial Officer Ameera Craigs Elizabeth M. Low Artistic Producer
Jocelyn Smith Program Assistant External Affairs Pam Shortall
Chief Program Officer Magdalena Delgado Kristin Llewellyn Director of School Programs
Dave Adams Conductor Marketing Assistant & Special Projects
Director of Marketing & Christina Deaton DeMarea Stephanie Martinez Heather Stewart
Communications Senior Advisor Program Assistant Conductor
Lisa Arnold Abigail Droeger Karley Mayomi Mollie Stone
Conductor Operations Coordinator Program Associate Director of World Music
Elisabeth Baker Roxana Espoz Emily Monasterio & Conductor
Conductor Program Assistant Development Manager, Events Daniel Wallenberg
Michaela Bateman Ryan Fitzpatrick Veronica Morales Conductor
Conductor Conductor Program Assistant Amanda Wolff
Afton Battle Amaranta Flores-Gualtieri Lonnie Norwood Conductor
Director of Engagement Program Assistant Conductor Sara Zimmerman
Laura Fruhauff Production Coordinator
Program Registrar

BOARD OF DIRECTORS AMBASSADORS BOARD

David J. Koo, Chair Robert Fealy Ligia Mendez Erin Slitt, Chair Lisa Laws Jack Siragusa
Patrick E. Boehmer, Derek Ferguson Goodwillie Don McCord, Artis Lin Matt Unertl
Treasurer Dr. Jacqueline James P. Meyer Vice Chair Nada Litwin Mykel Vandenberg
Dr. Ron Weiss, Griesdorn Michael A. Nemeroff, Lauren Vissat, Sean Mansfield Phillip Vasquez
Secretary Christina Hatherly Esq. Vice Chair Jennifer McConnell Mike Walker
Eric Ashworth Richard Hawwa Joseph P. Nolan Katie Ashcroft Shannon McGhee Josef Weber
Gerry Barad Carrie L. Hedges, Esq. Matthew Parr Erin Broderick Yannek Nikodimos
Tracey Benford Ellee Pai Hong Diane Pearse Bryan Burg Brett Orlov
Monica Carney Yusef Jackson Matt Roan Allison Burman Shelby Parnes
Ellen-Blair Chube Rob Katz Joe Shanahan Megan Elberts Dave Pequet
Caroline Dettman Priscilla Kersten Jeff Steele Sarah Fader Mike Pope
Brian Egwele Melissa S. Kibler Michael Teplitsky Scott Fetters Elle Ramel
Suzanne EL-Moursi Deneese Walia Levin Brian Vandenberg Laura Garland Nicole Reifman
Theo Epstein Ann Marie Lipinski Justin Ward Tabitha Green Guy Rozentsveig
Shelley MacArthur Micah Materre Bernie Woytek Lizzie Guynn Neil Shah
Farley Donielle McCutcheon

COMMUNITY COUNCIL CREATIVE COUNCIL PARENT TASK FORCE *Board Members

Dr. Susanne Baker Josephine Robinson Samantha Saifer Welz Kauffman Jeff Steele, Josephine Pogue
Director, DePaul World Vision Chicago Berngard President and CEO, Chair of the Parent Renee Salomon
Community Music Rev. David Schwartz Co-Founder, Ravinia Festival Task Force* Leah Talmers
School and Rev. Teresa Boldface Co. Thomas Kehoe Jennifer Chung Courtney Ward
Jonathan Brooks Schwartz Angela Brantley Founder & President, Jacqueline Griesdorn* Rita Wrather-Clark
Senior Pastor, Canaan Senior Co-Ministers, Co-Founder and Kehoe Designs Julie Herr Sabrina Wright
Community Church First Unitarian Church Creative Director, Ellee Pai Hong* Anabel Yuen
Azeeza Khan
Angela T. Ingram of Chicago Hero/Black Owner, Azeeza US
Senior Vice President, Michael Strautmanis Hebru Brantley Rob Lewis
Communications, Chief Engagement Visual Artist Producer
Chicago Region Officer, Obama Nick Cave
iHeartMedia Markets Foundation GQ & JQ Qaiyum
Artist The Q Brothers
Group
Rhea Fernandez Monica Royer
Abigail Muldoon Co-Founder and
Manager, Division of Owner, Monica + Andy
Creative Director,
Adolescent Medicine, Hero/Black Marie Whitney
Ann & Robert H. Lurie Owner, Two Penny
Children’s Hospital Blue
 Special Thanks
George B. Armstrong School of International Studies
Otis Dunson, Principal

Daniel Boone Elementary School

Jaclyn Delaney, Principal
Guillermo Rivera, West Rogers Park After School Program

Philip Rogers Elementary School

Christine Jabbari, Principal
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