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Robert Crown Center raises money with Hunt for Health in Hinsdale
Karen Bots and Mandy Widtfeldt, both of Clarendon Hills, chat over drinks while waiting for the start of the Hunt for Health fundraiser. | Steve Johnston~for Sun-Times Media
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Updated: June 4, 2012 10:44AM
The Robert Crown Center for Health Education’s inaugural Hunt for Health had participants searching around downtown Hinsdale Saturday night in a scavenger hunt for clues and raised about $28,000 in the process.
The madcap event began and ended at Immanuel Hall with refreshments, raffles and prizes. The scavenger hunt was designed for teams of 8-10 adults, who followed clues strategically placed in downtown landmarks and businesses. About 200 people participated.
The Hunt for Health is a fundraiser to support students who benefit from Crown Center’s educational programs.
“We think our hunt represents a perfect way to combine a fun, active and unique event with the goal of learning more about our community and the contributions RCC makes every day to fulfill our mission: helping kids lead healthy, happy and safe lives,” said Kathleen M. Burke, chief executive officer.
