I am so proud of the work that you do for raising money for Cancer Research year after year. 

I firmly believe we can make a difference.

Ron Kittle is from Gary, IN.  After graduating from Gary Wirt, he worked in the steel mills of NW Indiana.  Gaining strength as an ironworker, Ron went on to become one of the most powerful hitters in the American League during the mid-1980’s.  As a member of the 1983 A.L. West Champion “Winning Ugly” Chicago White Sox, “Kitty” hit  35 home runs and knocked in 100 runs, leading him to receiving the American League Rookie of the Year award.  He followed up in 1984 with 32 homers and 26 in 1985.  His record breaking roof shot home runs at old Comiskey Park are legendary among White Sox  fans.  In 843 career games with four Major League teams, Kittle finished with 176 home runs and 460 RBI.

Ron Kittle Charities

Finding a way to expression - empowerment - enlightenment

A BroaderWay Foundation (ABW) was created in 2010 to amplify the power of young women through the arts.  ABW is dedicated to using the beauty, experience, discipline, joy, energy, and spirit of the arts to develop future leaders. Our participants sharpen their tools to understand and appreciate themselves as individuals and as members of a community. These young women will use their leadership skills to address social imbalances due to race, class, and gender that exist throughout the world today.