Todd Rundgren’s philanthropic organization, created to offer support for music education and music performance through fundraising, special events, mentoring, advocacy, social entrepreneurship, and strategic partnerships, encouraging the cultural, academic, social, and personal benefits of music.Rundgren states that the purpose of the Spirit of Harmony Foundation is to… “provide support and funding to school programs and other organizations trying to bring music to people who don’t have it, especially in terms of learning how to play instruments, learning how to understand what music is all about, and having an opportunity to express yourself through that medium.”www.spiritofharmony.org, a 501(c)(3) organization.

Chicago-based communications consultant specializing in writing, editing, marketing, and web design.

Assisting Linda Howe, Director and Founder, with recording and postproduction of class recordings, as well as customer service, social media, business management, and websites. Linda Howe is the author of "How to Read the Akashic Records" (Sounds True, 2009) and "Healing Through the Akashic Records" (Sounds True, 2011).

Metropolitan Chicago Council, served 5000 boys and girls each year in Cook, Lake, and McHenry County, Illinois, and Lake County, Indiana. Long-term your development programs (clubs) and short-term life skills classes (self reliance classes).Actively involved with the United Way of Metropolitan Chicago, the City of Chicago Department of Human Services, and Combined Federal Campaign.

Genesis House was a social service agency for women involved in the lifestyle of prostitution and addiction. Featured on "48 Hours" and "American Justice." The staff of 20 provided street and court outreach to over 7,000 women each year, case management services, crisis intervention services, and supportive housing. Three locations. Annual budget nearly $1 million.

Serra International is a Catholic layperson service organization. Also served as administrator of the Serra International Foundation.

Founded in 1919, Zonta International is a global organization of executives and professionals working together to advance the status of women worldwide through service and advocacy. With more than 30,000 members belonging to more than 1,200 Zonta Clubs in 64 countries and geographic areas, Zontians all over the world volunteer their time, talents and support to local and international service projects, as well as scholarship programs aimed at fulfilling Zonta's mission and objectives. Also founded and was first president of the Zonta Club of Chicago Waterfront. Also worked as Director of Publications and Public Relations, January 1982-January 1985. Writer and Editor of the Zontian Magazine.

Now part of Loyola University of Chicago) was the last remaining women's college in the state of Illinois. Also, moderator for the student newspaper, the Mundelein Scholar.

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