Naperville Junior Woman's Club Raises $20,000 for Humanitarian Service Project and Safety Town

The Naperville Junior Woman's Club's 40th annual fashion show fundraiser, “Four Decades Through Hollywood,” raised $20,000 for Naperville's Safety Town and Humanitarian Service Project. The gala event was held Saturday, April 20h at Drury Lane in Oak Brook Terrace.

The event featured a large silent auction, raffles, grand prizes, luxe goodie bags, gourmet luncheon and fashion show produced by Two K Productions. Special guests included 95.9 The River FM's Danielle Tufano as emcee and Naperville mayor George Pradel modeling a fur coat.

"We are thrilled to have raised $20,000 for Humanitarian Service Project and Safety Town! We are thankful to our many generous contributors and are blessed to be a part of such a giving community," said Patti Jumper, President of the Naperville Junior Woman's Club.

Humanitarian Service Project is an organization that assists DuPage and Kane County's needy seniors and families with children by providing groceries, personal care items and toys. Naperville's Safety Town educates children in all areas of safety before they go to kindergarten.

"I am proud of and thankful for our many community partners and club members for their generosity and service to make this fashion show a success," said Diana Williams, Fashion Show Chairwoman and Vice President of the Naperville Junior Woman's Club.

The Naperville Junior Woman's Club is looking for energetic, enthusiastic women to join our Club. Each year our members give thousands of hours of service to the community and thousands of dollars to various charitable organizations including Safety Town. Please view our website at www.napervillejuniors.org or call our hotline at 630-575-9567 for more information.