Algonquin-Lake In The Hills, IL|News|
Club 400 Creator Raises $1M For Charity:
Stewart McVicar, of Lake in the Hills, "is raising $1,000,000 out of his basement for charity."

Stewart McVicar, of Lake in the Hills, "is raising $1,000,000 out of his basement for charity."

See why Barbara Schmith was nominated a Patch Community hero.
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"Paul always puts his community duty's first before himself. "
Through her non-profit Art Without Walls, Sharon Lippman has been a mentor to children for about 45 years, her sister says.
"He lives and breathes Babylon Village."
"He's been doing so much for his community all these years and never asks for anything in return."
"It started with eight clients, and has escalated to feeding over 200 families."
"In my own opinion, there are too few people in this world like Maryellen."
Francine O’Connor runs various food and clothing drives throughout the year.
Biju Chacko is praised for a commitment to the community.
Sandie Schoell is recognized for her commitment to the community.
The Syosset insurance agent gives back to the community by feeding the less fortunate and coaching youth softball.
She is recognized for her work at a non-profit agency where she encourages "positive lifestyle changes."
Glen Johnson is being recognized for his work with the marching band students.
Annisa Moore is being recognized for her dedication to the community.
Career coach Maria Frey of Sachem was nominated for helping community members "build their confidence" as they search for employment.
The direction of Tom Geoffino has helped make the New Rochelle Public Library a "true center of our community."
Lynette Battle is recognized for her commitment to the community.
"Eileen should be a role model to us all."
Community heroes Paul and Michele Azzara "give everyone a chance and treat people like family and friends — always with great, big smiles."
A Rockville Centre woman is praised for her work helping senior citizens maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Nikia Hughes-Cousins "is determined to ensure everyone is treated equally and has the same opportunities allotted to them."
"She gives 100 percent to Bay Shore."
He is president of the Garden City Athletic Association for his "tireless effort" creating
He organizers fundraisers on Long Island for those in need.
Vogel is chairman of the board at the Long Beach synagogue.
"Jo-Ann performs this needed service purely out of the goodness of her heart and her true empathy for our guests."
"Everything that Cassandra does is motivated by her love and passion for the sport of baton twirling, and her desire to give back."
Gayle Snyder "spends countless hours a month volunteering her time to help others," said the man who nominated her as a LI leader.
Harlan Fischer "has made our community so much better," said the woman who nominated him as a Long Island community leader.
She was nominated by her sister for her commitment to creating a "better and more successful Malverne."
"She loves her community and will do what she can to help improve the community."
Michael Dadap is being praised for his work as a community leader.
"His commitment to our youth is unwavering and serves as an inspiration to many."
"She gives selflessly and works daily to ensure families who are struggling have access to basic needs."
The reverend works at the food pantry to help the hungry.
"He would do anything to see these kids flourish into amazing football players — or just amazing young men and women."
Holtsville's Linda Ventura, the founder Thomas' Hope Foundation, was nominated as a community leader for her dedication to the community.
East Hampton's Jaine Mehring was nominated as a community leader for her work to improve quality of life for residents.