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Article updated: 12/6/2011 8:17 AM

Little City gala raises over $250,000

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Governor Pat Quinn with Little City executive director Shawn Jeffers at the VIP Reception.

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TV newscaster Bill Kurtis was the emcee for the night.

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Michael Daley accepted the Sidney L. Port Legacy Award on behalf of Richard M. Daley with Little City executive director Shawn Jeffers, left, and Little City General Counsel John George, right, by his side.

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Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle discussed Richard M. Daley’s contributions to Chicago.

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Drawing hundreds of humanitarians and philanthropists to learn about the importance of quality of life for individuals with disabilities, Little City Foundation grossed more than $250,000 at its dinner gala. For more than 50 years, Little City has developed innovative programs to assist and empower children and adults with autism and other intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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    • Governor Pat Quinn with Little City executive director Shawn Jeffers at the VIP Reception.
    • TV newscaster Bill Kurtis was the emcee for the night.
    • Michael Daley accepted the Sidney L. Port Legacy Award on behalf of Richard M. Daley with Little City executive director Shawn Jeffers, left, and Little City General Counsel John George, right, by his side.
    • Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle discussed Richard M. Daley’s contributions to Chicago.
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