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  • Fall Benefit

    The Woman's Board is pleased to announce the 2019 Fall Benefit, Bright Futures.

    This exciting event will take place at Theater on the Lake, Chicago's historic lakefront property. 

    Friday evening, September 6, 2019

    Funds raised will support Rush University Medical Center's education, research and community service programs including our 2019 principal project, the Rush Community Service Initiatives Program, known as RCSIP.  

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  • 25th Annual Spring Luncheon

    Thank you to all of our wonderful attendees, contributors and sponsors for making this year's Luncheon featuring President Mary Robinson, Former President of Ireland, UN Special Envoy on Climate Change and Chair of The Elders, our best yet! We hope you had an amazing time and look forward to seeing you next year!

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  • Rush University Medical Center

    The mission of the Woman's Board of Rush University Medical Center is to work in partnership with the Medical Center to help it provide the best health care for the individuals and diverse communities that Rush serves through our support of the Medical Center's outstanding patient care, research and community outreach initiatives.

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Principal Project

In 2019, The Woman's Board is raising funds to go towards the $500,000 commitment to support the Rush Community Service Initiative Program, known as RCSIP.  RCSIP was established in 1991 to create a network of community service programs that matched Rush Medical College students' interests in social and healthcare needs of Chicago.  RCSIP projects are student-driven, changing and evolving over time as new community partners are identified. 

Rush Woman's Board Recliner Donation Supporting Veterans Participating in the Road Home Program at Rush

During the week of August 6th, 2018, La-Z-Boy delivered 14 custom recliners to IMD Guest House, which were placed in rooms dedicated to veterans participating in the Road Home Program at Rush. - Purchase of the chairs was generously funded by the Rush Woman's Board, for the grant year starting July 1, 2018. - The electronically powered chairs recline to a zero-gravity position, which is especially beneficial to veterans like Cheryl, pictured here with her service dog, Ari, who recently underwent spinal surgery.