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Going Out In Style: Superhero Benefit raises funds for Fill a Heart 4 Kids

Chicago Bears player (left to right) Eric Kush, Michael Travis, of Chicago, Fill a Heart 4 Kids founder Annie McAveeney and her daughter and co-founder of Fill a Heart 4 Kids, Ellie McAveeney, both of Lake Forest, and Stephanie Kush. Photos by Jenn Marie Photography.
Loan Riedel (left) and Lori Rozdolsky, of Lake Forest.
Anna Brucher (left to right) and Dr. Susanne Richter, both of Lake Forest, Diane Tang, of Lake Bluff, and Jack Perno, of Chicago.
Fill A Heart 4 Kids Founder Annie McAveeny, of Lake Forest.
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8:00 am CST January 1, 2019
BNY Mellon Wealth Management and Leslie Hindman Auctioneers’ Superhero Benefit and Antiques Road Show helped make dreams come true for Fill a Heart 4 Kids (www.fillaheart4kids.org). Fill a Heart 4 Kids is an organization that helps more than 1,300 unaccompanied homeless youth and rescued children living in Cook and Lake Counties. The magical fundraising event was held Nov. 30, at the historic Glen Rowan Home in Lake Forest.

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