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Buy Your Tickets | Billy Joel Elton John Rooftop Fundraiser!
The Junior Council will be hosting a fully catered, all you can drink rooftop fundraiser on Tuesday, July 21st.

We're featured in the June issue of CS magazine (click the image for a better view):

2009 Executive Board

PRESIDENT John Moran
 TREASURER John Turner
SECRETARY Katie Edinger
DIRECTOR OF SNOWBALL Daniel McCormick
 FUNDRAISING Courtney Collins
DEVELOPMENT Diana Arand
SOCIAL CHAIR Michelle Joseph
 SOCIAL CHAIR Michael Isreal
MEMBERSHIP Ginny Berg
MEMBERSHIP Elizabeth Kadison
PROGRAMMING Diana Hochman
CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP Monica Quinn
MARKETING Chris Holinger
The Junior Council - an affiliate of Children’s Memorial Hospital (CMH) - is a volunteer organization comprised of young professionals and guided by the belief professed by Children’s: all children need to grow up in a protective and nurturing environment, where each child is given an opportunity to reach his or her potential.

The specific mission of the Junior Council is to support pediatric, adolescent and maternal AIDS and HIV research and care conducted at Children’s Memorial Hospital and the Children’s Memorial Research Center. 

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Thanks to the Underground for once again hosting a great event on May Day! 
We raised over $3,000 for Children's.

Snowball 2009 was an incredible experience. For the second year in a row, we raised over $110,000 for the clinic.
Please click here for a letter from Ginny Berg, our President.
Professional photos by Surrey Photography can be viewed and ordered here.

We recently unveiled The Junior Council's Dr. Yogev Treatment Fund, a fund that we will contribute $40,000 to every year to help meet the needs of some of Dr. Yogev's patients nearing the age of 18 who might otherwise not receive the care that they need.  The fund can be used at Dr. Yogev's discretion and will help provide medical testing and treatment for things otherwise not covered by Medicaid.
You can watch the video via our YouTube channel here...