EverThrive2022

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COMING SOON

These past two years have been marked by change, growth and resilience in communities throughout Illinois. At EverThrive Illinois, we have seen change in health care needs, growth in how we respond to systemic inequities and resilience in how our communities respond to challenges.

We are excited for the return to an in-person 2022 Annual Benefit at City Winery scheduled for May 4, 2022 at 6 PM.

This year, at the Annual Benefit, we will proudly honor Brenda Blasingame, Program Officer for Pritzker Family Foundation's Children's Initiative as our 2022 Change Maker Award Recipient. Read more about our honoree.

As we look toward a healthier future, we hope you will join us for this remarkable evening!

Interested in learning more about our sponsorship opportunities? Click here.

Health and Safety Protocols: EverThrive IL is committed to ensuring the safety and wellbeing of our guests. This year, and for as long as we need after, EverThrive IL will implement a robust and evidence-based approach to developing COVID-19 safety protocols. For the 2022 EverThrive IL Annual Benefit, all guests will be required to provide digital or print proof of full vaccination and to wear a mask over their mouth and nose while indoors, unless actively eating or drinking.