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46th Annual Elwyn Ball

The 46th Annual Elwyn Ball brought together hundreds of Philadelphia’s philanthropic, business, and civic leaders for an elegant evening of celebration and giving at the historic Bellevue Hotel on Saturday, June 13.

Guests enjoyed a cocktail reception, a gourmet dinner, and dancing while supporting Elwyn’s mission of providing education, treatment, and support services for children and adults with autism, intellectual and developmental disabilities, and behavioral health challenges.

Ed and Ellen Goss, Check and Elizabeth McLister

A highlight of the evening was the recognition of Ed and Ellen Goss, who were honored for more than four decades of extraordinary dedication to Elwyn. As longtime parents, volunteers, board members, and advocates, the couple has helped shape the organization through their leadership, fundraising, and unwavering commitment to improving the lives of the individuals Elwyn serves. Their family’s story, inspired by their son Steven, reflected the profound impact Elwyn has had on generations of families.

Joyce Sample and Melvin Perkins

The black-tie gala showcased the generosity of the Philadelphia community, with supporters coming together to ensure Elwyn can continue expanding opportunities and essential services for thousands of individuals and families.

Lewis Rosenthal serves as Controller of the County of Delaware and Sharon Rosenthal
State Senator Sharif Street speaks with another guest
Maureen Masarik and Corey Evans

The evening was a celebration not only of philanthropy but also of inclusion, compassion, and the belief that every person deserves the opportunity to lead a meaningful and fulfilling life.

This event also appears in Main Line Today this month, but I wanted to share it here as well with links and additional photos. I’m away on a cruise with Mike, and am looking forward to the Fall Social Season and covering you all again.

Thanks xo HughE

By HughE Dillon

Chronicling Philadelphia

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