This year, the BHB Fund reaches a milestone of its own. In celebration of its 25th anniversary, we launched a $25,000 fundraising goal to invest in the next generation of architectural leaders in Minnesota and have expanded that goal to $37,000.
In honor of Beverly’s years of service, please join us for an evening of music, art, and community as we celebrate her legacy and the impact of leadership within our profession.
Place your bid on wonderful contributions of art from our architecture community. You’ll support the BHB Fund and go home with something to add to (or to start) your collection! In addition to art & music, there will be beverages and snacks to share in the celebration.
Every gift matters. Contributions of any amount are welcome and essential to reaching our goal. Together, we can honor a legacy of leadership while building the foundation for the next 25 years.
We hope you can join us.
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ARTISTS INCLUDED IN THE SILENT AUCTION
Mark Swenson, FAIA | Chip Lindeke, FAIA | Jim Lammers, FAIA | Bill Blanski, FAIA | Dan Green, AIA | Yen Chee Design | Myers Collective | Mandel Cameron, AIA | Tom Erickson | Steve Wolf, AIA | Ralph Rapson, FAIA | Craig Rafferty, FAIA | Milo Thompson, FAIA | David Eijadi | Amber Sausen, AIA | Dale Mulfinger, FAIA | Craig Rooney | Paul May, AIA | John Barbour, FAIA | Ken Johnson | Kar-Keat Chong, AIA | Amanda Henderson, AIA | Jen Brandel, AIA | Heather Novak Peterson | Max Carr, AIA | Alan Howell, AIA | James Nutt, AIA | Ellie Ziaie, AIA | Alan D’Souza, AIA
The Beverly E. Hauschild-Baron Leadership Fund (BHB Fund) was established in 2001 to recognize Beverly Hauschild-Baron, Hon. AIA’s 25 years of service to AIA Minnesota. Its purpose is to help develop ongoing leadership for AIA Minnesota by providing financial support for AIA Minnesota members and AIA Minnesota staff pursuing leadership training. Scholarships and sponsorships include keynote leadership presenters at the AIA Minnesota Conference on Architecture, scholarships for AIA Minnesota Leadership Forum participants, AIA Women’s Leadership Summit scholarships, and more. Funding is provided through designated donations and other private support.