Chicago House Speaker Series Luncheon Chicago House, the first Midwest organization to offer support and housing for those affected by HIV and AIDS, hosts its fourth annual Speaker Series Luncheon. This year’s keynote speaker, Kenneth Cole, will join Chicago House CEO Stan Sloan and event co-chairmen Todd Hamilton and Splash’s own Susanna Negovan at the Chicago Hilton’s International Ballroom (720 S. Michigan) for a three-course lunch, meet and greet, and Q&A with the designer. “Kenneth has been an outspoken supporter of AIDS-related causes in the fashion industry, and he’ll give us a new perspective on how big business can be successful while being socially and philanthropically impactful,” says Chicago House manager of special events Jeremy Hilborn. For tickets ($150-$500) contact Beth Connor at (773) 248-5200, ext. 303, or visit Chicagohouse.org. The Sun-Times Foundation and the Chicago Community Trust will match your donation to Chicago House up to a total of $25,000, now through January 2, 2013. Donate here.

Chicago House Speaker Series Luncheon

Chicago House, the first Midwest organization to offer support and housing for those affected by HIV and AIDS, hosts its fourth annual Speaker Series Luncheon. This year’s keynote speaker, Kenneth Cole, will join Chicago House CEO Stan Sloan and event co-chairmen Todd Hamilton and Splash’s own Susanna Negovan at the Chicago Hilton’s International Ballroom (720 S. Michigan) for a three-course lunch, meet and greet, and Q&A with the designer. “Kenneth has been an outspoken supporter of AIDS-related causes in the fashion industry, and he’ll give us a new perspective on how big business can be successful while being socially and philanthropically impactful,” says Chicago House manager of special events Jeremy Hilborn. For tickets ($150-$500) contact Beth Connor at (773) 248-5200, ext. 303, or visit Chicagohouse.org.

Keynote Speaker Kenneth Cole

The Sun-Times Foundation and the Chicago Community Trust will match your donation to Chicago House up to a total of $25,000, now through January 2, 2013. Donate here.