Update: Registration for the gala is now closed.
Thank you for your support! (3:30 p.m. 11/7/09)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Renowned jazz vocalist Elizabeth Doyle to perform at Edgewater Community Council fall gala!
Saturday. November 7 event to celebrate ECC's 49th year of service to the community and look ahead to its 2010 Golden Anniversary
"Going for the Gold" ECC Fall Benefit
Saturday, November 7, 20096:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.Jean Marie Ryan Center
Misericordia, 6300 N. Ridge
Click here to purchase tickets!
October 2009 - The Edgewater Community Council (ECC) is proud to announce that noted
local singer/pianist/composer
Elizabeth Doyle will headline “Going for
the Gold,” ECC’s fall fundraising gala to be held Saturday, November 7,
from 6 to 11 p.m. at the Jean Marie Ryan Center at Misericordia, 6300
N. Ridge Ave., Chicago.
Ms. Doyle was the magnet for many years at Chicago’s famed Pump Room,
the Drake Hotel, Convito Italiano, the Palmer House, the Swissotel,
Catch 35, the Whitehall and the Fairmont Metropole. She was recently a
featured guest on the legendary Marian McPartland’s National Public
Radio show, “Piano Jazz.”
ECC’s “Going for the Gold!” event celebrates the community
organization’s 49 years of service to Edgewater and anticipates ECC’s
golden anniversary in 2010.
Tickets to the event are $50 per person and include hors d'ouevres, drinks, dinner, a silent auction, and live music by Ms. Doyle.
To reserve tickets, please call the ECC office at (773) 334-5609 during
business hours or visit the Events page of ECC’s website to pay by credit card or place tickets on hold.
Since 1960, the Edgewater Community Council has brought neighbors,
block clubs, community groups, faith-based organizations, and the
business community together to improve and advance the quality of
life. It offers outreach to immigrants and seniors in need, works to
stabilize problem rental buildings, provides after-school and summer
programs in art and gardening to low-income youth, presents community
information seminars like our July seminar on property reassessments
featuring practical advice from a local property tax expert, addresses
safety concerns with neighborhood building and crime prevention
activities, offers local artists the opportunity to display their work
in vacant storefronts (thereby also enlivening the street), and
provides forums for the discussion of local issues—to name just a few
of its 2009 activities. For more information, or to become a member,
visit ECC’s website at http://www.EdgewaterCommunityCouncil.org.
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