Lakefront Cruise for Chicago Residents with Special Needs

Good Shepherd Manor, Helping Hands Rehabilitation, Misericordia, St. Mary of Providence and Chicago Yacht Club. Sponsored by WintrusProjectt

Chicago Yacht Club will host more than 150 guests with special needs from Good Shepherd Manor, Helping Hands Rehabilitation, Misericordia and St. Mary of Providence in a parade-style cruise of 20 boats on Chicago’s lakefront. The Chicago Fire Department will bring out its boat to shoot a fountain of water off the end of Navy Pier that is circled by the guest boats creating a photo moment.

Arrangements may be made in advance to have press on the boats.

Tuesday, June 21, 2016

11:15 A.M.: Lunch is served

11:45 P.M.: Boarding process begins

12:15 P.M.: Boats depart on parade through Monroe Harbor to Adler Planetarium

1:00 P.M.: Boats arrive at Navy Pier and the fire boat will shoot its water cannon

About Chicago Yacht Club

The Chicago Yacht Club is one of the oldest and most respected yacht clubs in the world. Today, the club boasts a membership of nearly 1,500 boating enthusiasts and is one of the preeminent organizers of regattas, races and predicted-log events in the United States. The club offers an array of spectacular off-the-water amenities, including fine dining and full-service catering at both its Monroe and Belmont stations. The club has dedicated itself to promoting the sport and perpetuating the values of camaraderie and community since 1875. Learn more at chicagoyachtclub.org.