A Night of Golden Glamour and Heart-Warming Moments
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LISLE, Illinois— The Butterfly Ball, Ray Graham Association’s (RGA) hallmark fundraiser, returns for its 50th anniversary at the Embassy Suites, Naperville. The Golden Anniversary Butterfly Ball promises an unforgettable evening filled with dazzling entertainment, shimmering drinks, and opulent décor—all bathed in the warm glow of gold.
Event Details
- 6:30 p.m.–10:30 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 9, 2024 at Embassy Suites, Naperville
Honorees
- Chrysalis Award Winner: Lou Leonardi, in his 8th term on the RGA Board of Directors, has been a key leader and financial expert for RGA. His dedication spans many years, guiding RGA through financial challenges. Lou actively participates in fundraising events and connects RGA with new donors. He also secures event tickets for those RGA supports, ensuring memorable experiences.
- Legacy Award Winner: Dominic Mancini, a long-time trustee and supporter, has championed RGA’s mission for years. His daughter, Julie, benefits from RGA’s services, deepening his family’s connection. Dominic’s pro bono legal work, including real estate transactions and contract reviews, is invaluable. His support and his family’s fundraising efforts significantly impact RGA’s community service.
The heart of the event lies in its heart-warming moments. Attendees will witness inspiring stories that highlight the impact of RGA’s mission. By supporting the Butterfly Ball Golden Anniversary, guests directly benefit people with disabilities, helping raise millions of dollars to transform lives.
Make a Difference
- By supporting the Butterfly Ball, you’re promoting self-esteem, self-confidence, and independence for thousands of children and adults with disabilities.
Register Today:
- Visit RGAButterflyBall.org to secure your spot or donate. Join us in creating a brighter future for everyone, regardless of their abilities.
Founded in 1950, Ray Graham Association (RGA) serves nearly 2,000 people with disabilities and employs about 350 people. RGA enriches lives by empowering those we support and those who care for them to reach, grow, and achieve. Since 1997, the Council of Quality and Leadership (CQL) has accredited Ray Graham Association for our leadership’s vision of dignity, opportunity, and community for all people.
In 2023, RGA achieved the highest level of accreditation: Person-Centered Excellence with Distinction. 80% of every dollar donated to Ray Graham Association goes directly to people with disabilities. Services include residential, life skills, recreation, employment, and family support.
To learn more about Ray Graham Association, visit RayGraham.org.
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