All You Need is Love Auction

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Congratulations to the individuals that won silent auction items or the 50/50 raffle!

Item(s) can be picked up during the following dates and times

February 10th from 5-7 pm

February 11th from 11 am – 1 pm

February 12th from 5-7 pm

Pickup Instructions: Pull into the YWCA Elgin’s alley, the entrance is off of Center Street. Then call us at 847.742.7930 and let the customer service representative know that you are here to pick-up your silent auction item(s). The rep. will ask your name, vehicle type (i.e. car, SUV, truck, etc.), and vehicle color. Your silent auction items will then be brought out to your car.

MAKE A BID IN OUR VALENTINE’S DAY AUCTION

YWCA Elgin is hosting a virtual silent auction and gala!

The YWCA Elgin hosted its 1st ever Valentine’s Day-themed virtual auction on February 4th. The event included entertainment by FemmeProv, YWCA Elgin Take 2 Creative Camp participants, and YWCA Elgin School Age Child Care participants and was hosted by Jason Pawlowski. In addition to all of that excitement, there was a silent auction and a 50/50 raffle.

If you missed the event feel free to click here to view it.

THANK YOU SO MUCH TO OUR GENEROUS SPONSORS:
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BETROTHED SPONSORS – $500:
SWEETHEART SPONSORS – $250:
Fox Valley Fire And Safety
Art & Nancy Schueneman
Citizens to Elect Judge Elizabeth Flood
Steve and Linda Knight
YWCA Elgin Leadership Team
CRUSH SPONSORS – $100:
Edwin & Karla Jimenez
Elizabeth Hoeft
Gail Cohen
Jesse & Katherine Najera
John & Kyla Brittain
Justin Budd
Katherine Najera
Loni Mecum
Margaret Frisch Klein
Nancy Burnidge
Nancy Lamia

 

#STOPASIANHATE: YWCA Stands in Solidarity with AAPI Communities
At YWCA, we are unwavering in our demand for justice and in our commitment to creating a world in which all women, girls, and people of color can thrive. This is why we are devastated by the ongoing violence against Asian Americans that has ravaged our country during such a trying time, and we send our condolences to the lives lost in Georgia last week. Additionally, the mass shooting in Colorado reminded us of the horrors of hate that often feeds into gun violence. Two times in one week, our nation was ravaged by mass shootings, which make it clear that the tragic incidents of gun violence and hateful domestic terrorism have plagued our country for far too long.
These events have invigorated YWCA’s commitment to addressing structural inequality and racism across all communities of color, deepening our work to advocate for equity and justice. All Americans, especially people of color, should feel safe in spas, grocery stores, schools, churches, and in their own communities. We have and will continue to do this work; demanding a safe world of equity and human decency until injustice is rooted out until institutions are transformed, and until justice just is.