Erie Neighborhood House opened its doors to the people of Chicago 150 years ago, making us the oldest operating settlement house in the city. Join us at our annual awards dinner, where we'll celebrate this major milestone and our history of impact. Proceeds from this evening will support critical services and programs that open doors and create life-changing opportunities for the people of our community -- immigrant and low-income families in Chicago. It will be an evening you won't want to miss.
Event Co-chairs:
Joseph Dominguez
Chief Executive Officer, ComEd
Scott C. Swanson
President, PNC Bank, Illinois
Honorary 150th Anniversary Chairs:
Senator Dick Durbin
Governor J.B. Pritzker
Mayor Lori Lightfoot
Lifetime of Legacy Award:
John Hall
Goose Island
Community Legacy Award:
Presbytery of Chicago
Foundation Legacy Award:
Healthy Communities Foundation
Corporate Legacy Award:
Drinker Biddle + Reath
Event Contact: Rina Tsang
About Erie Neighborhood House
Since 1870, Erie Neighborhood House has provided all the crucial support immigrant and low-income families in Chicago need to thrive, including education, legal services, health programs and more. Throughout our history, we’ve supported immigrant and low-income families living in Chicago, empowering those we serve to build powerful communities. Today, we serve individuals and families of all backgrounds, primarily the Latinx immigrant community. Our services touch over 15,000 individuals annually and are located in the West Town and Little Village neighborhoods. To learn more about Erie Neighborhood House and each of our impactful programs, please visit www.eriehouse.org.