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Join Loeber Motors for Lincolnwood’s 2022 State of the Village with Mayor Jesal Patel on May 18 th from 12 – 2 pm at the Lincolnwood Community Center. Enjoy a catered lunch by L. Woods Pine & Tap, networking, a presentation about the Village’s accomplishments from 2021, and a look into what’s in the works for 2022. As the Event Leadership Sponsor, Loeber Motors’ President, Mike Loeber, will be one of the event’s featured speakers. For the past 85 years, Loeber Motors has been engrained in the Chicagoland community supporting countless organizations and initiatives. The sales and service teams at Loeber Motors (Mercedes-Benz & Mercedes-Benz Vans) & Porsche Lincolnwood continue to prioritize a client-first approach that expands beyond the dealerships and into the community. Details: When: May 18, 2022, 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM Location: Lincolnwood Community Center, 4170 Morse Ave, Lincolnwood Catering: L. Woods Pine & Tap. Registration is required. Ticket Price: $30 for members, $40 for non-members, $240 for a table of eight

As a family-owned business that has served Chicagoland for over 84 years, our employee and client family has been comprised of many nationalities, races, and ideologies. We value that diversity wholeheartedly. We believe that as a community, we must continuously work together to make a difference in our world. Loeber Motors has donated to the following five local organizations and we proudly support their missions and share their stories. C24/7 is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of children and young adults in the North of Howard neighborhood by providing the necessary tools, security and environment for them to thrive economically, socially and spiritually. My Block, My Hood, My City helps educate youth from under-resourced neighborhoods by exploring cultural experiences, arts expression, STEM, community development, recreation, and more. The Leadership Conference Education Fund builds public will for federal policies that promote and protect the civil and human rights of all persons in the United States. Good Kids Mad City is a youth-driven group united in fighting to end violence. It was formed to allow young people to address the violence they face in their communities and was key in organizing after Rekia Boyd was killed by a Chicago police officer. Good Kids Mad City creates healing spaces for young people impacted by trauma and also works to fill the gap in resources for youth. The Triibe is a digital media platform showcasing innovative content to reshape the narrative of Black Chicago. They serve as an alternative news source to help unify Black Chicago to create a safer community.