Chicago philanthropist Sonia Marschak dies at 95

Sonia Marschak, a philanthropist from Chicago, passed away at the age of 95. She was known for her extensive charitable work, particularly in human rights, the arts, and sciences. Marschak was passionate about education and the Jewish community. Throughout her life, she generously supported various Chicago theater groups and academic institutions. Some of the organizations she contributed to include the Technion Institute, The Hebrew Institute, and The Weizmann Institute. She also supported The American Jewish World Service and local public television station WTTW, among others. Sonia believed in using her wealth to help others and improve lives through strong institutions. She valued her friendships, considering them some of life’s greatest treasures. In her memory, donations can be made to one of her supported charities instead of sending flowers.