Billy Rinn and Steve Gavers became acquainted more than 30 years ago. They both lived in McHenry County, IL, and came from different walks of life, but connected socially. From the time Steve successfully battled cancer until today, Billy and his wife Jean marvel at Steve's
This Saturday, hundreds of friends will gather under the big tent in Woodstock for an evening of absolute fun! But every laugh, every bid an
On Monday, July 13, at 6:30 pm, we will be having a Barndance Volunteer meeting at Ortmann's Red Iron Tavern, 101 E. Church Street, Woodstock, IL
If you
The month of July has arrived, and that can only mean one thing: the countdown is officially on for the best 7 hours of summer—just 17 days to go! As the excitement builds, time is
Every summer, before the music starts, before the crowd fills the tent, and before the first guests arrive ready for the Read More
You want to come to Barndance. You know it’s fun. You also know it supports a cause close to so many hearts. But then the thought hits:
“Can I really find nine other people to come with me?”
Plenty of people say yes to a good cause.
Fewer say yes for decades.
Andy Hartlieb has done both. A longtime board member of Gavers Community Cancer Foundation and CEO o
How Steve Gavers and a brotherhood of survivors helped Dan Wheeler turn pain into purpose
Dan Wheeler’s name belongs among Gavers Community Cancer Foundation’s