Better Makers: Illinois Holocaust Museum’s 2018 Humanitarian Awards

On March 7, the Illinois Holocaust Museum hosted its 2018 Humanitarian Awards Dinner to honor Mitchell Feiger and Pamela L. Netzky, who received the Humanitarian Award, and the Robert R. McCormick Foundation, which received the Distinguished Community Leadership Award. The keynote presentation featured a conversation between Tony Blair, former prime minister of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, and veteran newscaster Bill Kurtis. This event raised more than $2.5 million for the museum’s educational mission.

Illinois Holocaust Museum Humanitarian Awards: Mitchell Feiger, David Hiller, Tony Blair and Pamela Netzky — Mitchell Feiger, David Hiller, Tony Blair, and Pamela Netzky

Illinois Holocaust Museum Humanitarian Awards: Musicality — A special performance by Musicality

MIB Impact: The Illinois Holocaust Museum welcomes more than 160,000 students, educators, and visitors every year. Money raised at this event will support the educational mission of the museum. (Photo by Robert Kusel.)

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Better Makers: Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center’s 2018 Humanitarian Awards