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Crate and Barrel founders headline JCC’s annual fundraiser

Guests (left to right) Jon and Erica Goldman, of Northfield, Director of Development at JCC Chicago Ali Friduss, and Keith and Julie Kreiter, of Northbrook, pose for a photo Oct. 18 at “Cocktails. Conversation. Community.,” JCC’s Chicago’s annual fundraiser. Photos courtesy of Lynn Renee Photography
JCC Chicago Women’s Board members (left to right) Laurie Lieberman, of Highland Park, Judy Hecktman, of Northbrook, Joyce Gerstein, of Highland Park, Susie Spector, of Highland Park, and Karen Sperber, of Northbrook.
Carole and Gordon Segal, of Winnetka, featured special guests and founders of Foodstuffs and Northbrook-based Crate and Barrel.
JCC Chicago Executive Board Member and Development Chair and “Cocktails. Conversation. Community.” Event Co-Chair Marisa Mandrea (left), of Northbrook, with Sheldon and Diane Helfgot, and Dr. Edward Atkins, of Glencoe, JCC Chicago Board of Directors Chairman
Susie and Lory Spector, of Highland Park, pose for a photo
“Cocktails. Conversation. Community.” Co-Chair Natalie Levy, of Northbrook, with Carole and Gordon Segal, of Winnetka.
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11:03 am CST November 6, 2018

JCC Chicago, parent organization of Northbrook’s JCC, held its annual fundraiser Oct. 18 at Lake Shore Country Club in Glencoe. 

The event, “Cocktails. Conversation. Community.,” featured an exclusive conversation with Gordon and Carole Segal, founders of Northbrook-based Crate and Barrel and Foodstuffs. 

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