Long-time Civil War hobbyist Paul Donohue has learned much over the years living in historic communities, visiting battlefields, and reading on the subject.

Join us to hear the insights he has gathered from these experiences and how they have shaped his thinking to this day about our country, its leadership, civil rights, and the promise our constitution still holds for all Americans.

BYO (Bring Your Own) Lunch at 12:30 PM
Snacks, treats, and fruit will be provided.

Program starts at 1:00 PM

More about Paul Donohue:

Paul is a native Chicagoan born on the city’s south side and raised in Park Forest. He is a graduate of Rich Central High School, Southern Illinois University, and also the University of Illinois.

Paul spent the first half of his career in the television business, moving his family 8 times in 18 years working as a reporter, anchor, news director, station manager, and general manager. Paul also served in executive leadership roles in the banking and insurance industries while living in Champaign-Urbana.

Currently, Paul works in healthcare philanthropy at UChicago Medicine Ingalls Memorial where he has led the Ingalls Development Foundation as Vice President of Philanthropy and Community Relations since 2015.

Paul has been active in the community upon his return home as a member of the Southland Chamber of Commerce, Southland Development Authority, and past President and current Rotarian of the Homewood Rotary Club. Paul is married to Susan and has three children, Hannah, Sarah Rachel, and Drew, and currently resides in Burr Ridge. Paul is an avid golfer and lifelong Sox fan!