Vessel 1 was at anchor, when a storm started to build in the south.  The winds suddenly increased and began to push vessel 1 towards vessel 2.  Before vessel 1 could start the engine and get out of the way, vessel 1 drifted into vessel 2 damaging the anchor bracket on the bow pulpit of vessel 2 and damaging the port vent of vessel 1.  There was additional damage, which appeared to be a rope burn, to the top of the seat located to the stern of vessel 2.  However, it cannot be determined if it was caused during the accident. (owner of vessel 2) also claimed BBQ grill located on the Starboard side was made loose during the accident.  Again it cannot be determined if this was caused by the accident.  During the collision, vessel 1''s anchor got entangled with vessel 2.  subject attempted to cut the anchor free and her arm became entangled causing a minor rope burn.  subject refused treatment.  I was unable to obtain contact information for subject as owner of vessel 2 advised she had met her that day and did not know her.
Chicago