Friday, November 13 at 6:00–7:00 p.m.
Free Admission
Virtual Event
In case you missed the virtual gala on Friday, November 13th, click here to watch it now!
The Woman’s Board is hosting its biennial gala to raise funds for education, inner-city high school language, immersion programs, and cultural offerings at the Alliance, the place where French happens in Chicago. Pour a glass of rosé and be virtually transported to Provence on November 13th to benefit the Alliance and celebrate 25 years of fundraising impact by the Woman’s Board.
Honoring
Libby Horn, Founding Woman’s Board President
Recognized for forming the Woman's Board, bringing talented and powerful women together to raise funds in support of the Alliance mission, and her lasting contributions for 25 years.
Co-Chairs
Camille Grand-Dewyse and Julianne Migely
Virtual Gala | 6:00-7:00 pm
Help Support the Alliance | Un Air de Provence Support Levels
Host Committee $25,000 | Patron $10,000 | Supporter $6,500
Benefactor $15,000 | Contributor $2,500 | Woman's Board Supporter $1,400
Un Grand Merci to Current Host Committee Supporters
Virginia and Norman Bobins | The Robert Thomas Bobins Foundation
Alessandra Branca and Steven Uihlein
Solange and William Brown
Laurie Cherbonnier and Chris Nielson
Cheryl and Hill Hammock
Jenni and John Holmes | AAR Corp
Libby and David Horn
Mr. and Mrs. R. Stanley Johnson
Kay and Fred Krehbiel
Janis Wellin Notz
Cheryl Sandner and Bill Abromitis | The Sandner Group
Liz Stiffel
2020 Gala Support
For more information about 2020 Virtual Gala support, please contact Lauren Esula, Development Coordinator, at lesula@af‑chicago.org
2020 Gala and Coronavirus Response
The Alliance Française de Chicago takes the health and safety of students, members, guests, donors and staff as our highest priority. We are closely monitoring the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and as a result, have rescheduled the Woman's Board Un Air de Provence Gala to November 13, 2020 as a virtual event in line with the Restore Illinois plan, and guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), World Health Organization (WHO), and the City of Chicago Department of Public Health.
