Commission a piece of artwork hand painted by DuPagePads' very own President & CEO April Redzic.

Select from an array of color combinations for April to provide you with a landscape oil painting up to 24 x 36 on canvas, unframed and signed by April. You can choose from a general theme (like forest scene, seascape, beach, waterfall) or send DuPagePads a landscape photo that you like to be the inspiration for the painting, after which April will get to work creating a one of a kind piece to compliment your home, gallery, or office. Once complete, this priceless painting will come with white glove hand delivery and the immense gratitude of DuPagePads for your help in ending homelessness for more families and individuals this year!

While everyone adjusts to the world of zoom calls and social distance, it can be difficult to celebrate special occasions or tell someone you care. This one-of-a-kind opportunity to commission DuPagePads Vice President of Development, Chad Pedigo, for a personalized singing zoom telegram to celebrate the special occasion or special person of your choosing! Put Chad's 25 years of Musical Theatre experience to work for you, customizing a special message in the form of a 1-2 minute song reminding that special someone you care, or celebrating that special occasion in a way they will not forget. Included with your singing zoom-gram will be a special note informing your lucky someone how you made a charitable contribution to help end homelessness in their honor!

They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but those drawn by Tom Skilling also become your weather forecast! Own an autographed piece of "working art", an actual forecast, from WGN's very own Tom Skilling! You'll be the "coolest" member of DuPagePads' mission-- and that's definitely not "fake news!" What's "hotter" than that?

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An original piece of 'working art' created by WGN-TV Chief Meteorologist Tom Skilling. This original hand-drawn graphic is the first of many produced as the Chicago Tribune weather page layout is developed each day. Tom creates graphics such as these for the artists in the WGN Weather Center. They then render them in computer graphics programs and transfer them to the Chicago Tribune for final editing.