Family at children's planting day event.

Volunteer Groups & Events

Join our community of dedicated change-makers, volunteers and advocates.

At NorthShore Foundation, we’re privileged to work with hundreds of volunteers and community leaders who are committed to our mission “to preserve and improve human life.” If you’re looking for fun and meaningful ways to get involved at NorthShore—and to create lasting change in our community—we invite you to attend an event, join one of our incredible Boards or create a fundraising opportunity of your own.

Upcoming Events

September 30, 2022

The American Craft Exposition

September 30-October 2, 2022 at the Chicago Botanic Garden

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Volunteer Groups

The Auxiliary of NorthShore University HealthSystem

A volunteer-led fundraising organization devoted to improving healthcare programs and resources at NorthShore hospitals and in our communities

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The Associate Board

Group of attendees at AB Annual Fundraiser.

Young professionals raising funds to benefit newborn care and the Department of Pediatrics

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Myra Rubenstein Weis Annual Benefit Committee

2019 MRW Benefit Committee.

A dedicated group of individuals who organize an Annual Benefit Luncheon to support the education and advocacy efforts of the Myra Rubenstein Weis (MRW) Health Resource Center

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MRW Leadership Board

Jammin' in our Genes, an MRW Leadership Board event.

Advocacy group with a mission to educate and empower people to help prevent hereditary breast and ovarian cancers

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American Craft Exposition

2019 American Craft Exposition event.

One of the country’s premier fine craft shows and a major fundraiser supporting research and care at NorthShore

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Community Partner Events

Volunteers at Canal Shores Construction Day.

Create your own fundraiser to benefit NorthShore and a cause closest to your heart

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Thanks to the support of The Associate Board, NorthShore is one of the first (and still few) hospitals in the area that can offer NICVIEW cameras, a new technology, to our patients.”

Tina Edwardson, RN, Clinical Nurse Manager, ISCU (retired)