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Commissioner Frank J. Aguilar Hosts Fifth Annual Fundraiser at Harley Davidson
On Wednesday, August 27th, Commissioner Aguilar hosted his fifth annual Friends of Frank campaign fundraiser at the Harley Davidson Showroom in Countryside, IL.
The event brought supporters of Commissioner Aguilar from throughout Cook County and the 16th District, joining together to listen to music, eat food, network with each other, and contribute to the re-election campaign of Commissioner Aguilar.
“I’d like to thank everyone who came out for such a fun night to show their support,” said Commissioner Frank J. Aguilar.
“Our work is not done, but the last four years have seen real day-to-day support and investments into our communities, our local governments, and the people that we serve. I ask for you to support me in the March Primary and beyond so that we can finish the good work that has made a real difference in the lives of our 16th District constituents.”
If you were unable to attend, but still want to show your support, you may donate to the campaign at www.secure.actblue.com/donate/friends-of-frank-j–aguilar-1
Commissioner Aguilar also would like to invite you to visit his new campaign website at electfrankjaguilar.com. There you can find opportunities to donate, volunteer, and learn about upcoming events where you can show your support.
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