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Yes! I applaud the efforts of the Alliance to End Homelessness in
Suburban Cook County, and I would like to make a donation to
show my support!
The Alliance to End Homelessness is a 501 (c) (3) organization,
incorporated in the State of Illinois. Your contribution is
tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.
The Alliance uses PayPal to accept contributions. You do not need
a PayPal account to make a donation. For your convenience, you
may securely use your credit card or checking account.
Suburban Cook County, and I would like to make a donation to
show my support!
The Alliance to End Homelessness is a 501 (c) (3) organization,
incorporated in the State of Illinois. Your contribution is
tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.
The Alliance uses PayPal to accept contributions. You do not need
a PayPal account to make a donation. For your convenience, you
may securely use your credit card or checking account.
| © 2006 Alliance to End Homelessness in Suburban Cook County. All rights reserved. |
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updated january 30, 2006
| 1107 S. Mannheim Road Suite 304 Westchester, IL 60154 Voice 708.345.4035 Fax 708.345.7855 |
Holiday Cards on Sale at the Alliance!
The Alliance to End Homelessness is selling their first
Holiday Card. The Holiday card has a green border
with a brown house in the center signifying the
importance of home. For thousands of people in suburban
Cook County who have no home, the approaching winter
months means cold nights and a struggle to find a safe
place to stay.
Your personal contribution will assist with continuing the
efforts to end homelessness. As you celebrate during this
time of year, we ask that you take time to remember
those who have no family or home. We feel that together
ending homelessness is possible, and we hope that you
will join in. Order form.
We'd like to personally thank Harris Bank and Richard
Curran (Dad to Teri Curran at Pillar's) for helping to
defray the costs of printing the holiday cards.
Holiday Card. The Holiday card has a green border
with a brown house in the center signifying the
importance of home. For thousands of people in suburban
Cook County who have no home, the approaching winter
months means cold nights and a struggle to find a safe
place to stay.
Your personal contribution will assist with continuing the
efforts to end homelessness. As you celebrate during this
time of year, we ask that you take time to remember
those who have no family or home. We feel that together
ending homelessness is possible, and we hope that you
will join in. Order form.
We'd like to personally thank Harris Bank and Richard
Curran (Dad to Teri Curran at Pillar's) for helping to
defray the costs of printing the holiday cards.