Ravenswood School Fundraiser Goes Black & White (for Green)
Support your neighborhood’s rising gem for public, fine arts-focused education. Black & White for Green will set the mood as the Ravenswood Elementary School community gathers at DANK Haus in Lincoln Square on March 16, from 6:30 to 11:00 p.m., for our 5th annual Spring Forward celebration and auction.
Hosted by Friends of Ravenswood School, guests will enjoy this year’s theme with gourmet food, a signature drink, décor, event favors, and the crisp stylings of live classical guitar. Show Ravenswood unity by wearing–you guessed it—black, white, or both. That’s ladies and gents. Go for dressy cocktail garb.
Your best accessory? Green! That is, your generous donation to the deserving students and teachers at our highly ranked, diversely populated school. In addition to the live auction that evening, we’ll kick off our online silent auction beginning that weekend, which allows us to bring in even more family, friends, and neighbors to help our rising school, located at the corners of Paulina and Montrose.
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Get information and event tickets, or make a cash or auction donation, by visiting ravenswoodelementary.org. Click on the Spring Forward button on the home page. Check back for an auction preview on the site in early March.
Thank you! With neighborhood help, Spring Forward has raised a cumulative $130,000 put right to work in our classrooms.
