ILLUMINATE CELEBRATION

The Illuminate dinner raises vital funds our programs and operations, with nearly 100% of proceeds going directly to GlamourGals Foundation, Inc., thanks to the generous underwriting by Mr. and Mrs. Tisch.

CREATING MORE CONNECTED COMMUNITIES

GlamourGals Mission

We empower high school and college volunteers to bring joy to elderly residents in senior care through companionship and complimentary beauty makeovers.

Since 2000, our program has transformed lives:
Seniors experience renewed community and self-worth, while teen volunteers develop essential leadership skills and compassion through meaningful connections.

“Congratulations on a wonderful event. It only reinforced how right I was 15 years ago when you told me your vision. Keep doing great things.”

— Andrew Tisch, Co-Chairman, Loews Corporation

“Great cause, great event, thanks for the invitation.”

— Joshua Dorchak, Partner, Morgan Lewis

2026 Spotlight Award Recipient

Alla Lerner

Alla Lerner is the Head of the Wholesale Litigation at JPMorgan Chase, leading a team of approximately 50 attorneys responsible for providing strategic litigation and legal counsel as well as advisory and litigation support on Human Resources matters, to the firm’s Commercial & Investment Bank and Asset Management divisions, as well as to certain of the Firm’s corporate functions.

Prior to her role at JPMorgan, Alla was part of the Litigation and Regulatory Group at Bear, Stearns & Co. Inc. She began her legal career in the Litigation Department at Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft.

Alla earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from Rutgers University and her Juris Doctor from New York Law School. She currently resides in Tenafly, New Jersey, with her husband and two daughters.

Sponsor Levels

This event is likely to sell out. Please reserve your table/spot as soon as possible. To secure a sponsorship, please contact Rachel Doyle at rachel@glamourgals.org.

Inquire about becoming a Headline Sponsor. Limited to one organization.

Guest information is subject to change.
$150 of each in-person ticket is non-deductible.