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Join us for the freshest fundraiser of the year! Grab your coolest kicks and get ready to party in style, because the Associate Board’s inaugural Sneaker Ball promises to be an evening to remember.This virtual program will feature our Sneaker Sensation Exhibit of teen-made art, a sneaker tour by a special guest from the Chicago Bulls, performances by Billboard-charting artist Eric Hutchinson and ASM Instructor DJ King Hippo, breakout rooms with fantastic special guests, and more!
Funds raised from Sneaker Ball will support ASM’s mission to provide world-class programming for Chicago teens to explore their potential.
Co-Chairs Brian Brothman, Dawit Woldemariam, and Jeffrey Zohn
Sponsors as of April 2021
For more information or to sponsor the event, please contact Alex Goodman, Development and Events Coordinator, at [email protected]
What is the Sneaker Ball?
The ASM Associate Board created the Sneaker Ball to support the work of After School Matters! Guests are invited to pair their coolest kicks with their best party outfit for this one-of-a-kind event. Though the first in-person Sneaker Ball was cancelled due to COVID-19 in May 2020, we are back with a virtual version adapted to bring the party straight to your home!
How will the event be hosted?
The 2021 Sneaker Ball will be hosted virtually via Zoom. Ticket purchasers will receive the link the week of the event, and a recording will be available afterward.
How can we support Sneaker Ball?
First and foremost, grab a ticket and join the fun on Saturday, May 22 at https://aesbid.com/ELP/ASM21! Closer to the event, you’ll also have the chance to purchase raffle tickets to exciting prizes or liven up your personal party with our wine pull. Of course, you are also welcome to make a tax-deductible donation directly to After School Matters!
f you have further questions about Sneaker Ball, feel free to contact Alex Goodman at [email protected].
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