Phil Crihfield, an attorney with Sidley, Austin, Brown, & Wood, has lived in Evanston for over 35 years. During this time, he has watched Y.O.U. develop into one of Evanston's most significant social service agencies, and he appreciates the important role it plays in the lives of Evanston's youth and their families. Phil feels privileged to serve on the Board, and he is chair of the Infrastructure Committee that is charged with designing and building a new program center and office for Y.O.U. at 1027 Sherman Ave. He also chairs the Building Renovation Committee at First United Methodist Church of Evanston, where he led a successful $2.5 million renovation project involving accessibility, new office space, and infrastructure improvements. Phil is now leading the planning process for renovation of the Sanctuary in this landmark building.

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