Together We Cope brings early Christmas cheer to 1,800 children. Organization is still accepting holiday donations for children and teens.
Employees and volunteers from Together We Cope got to play the role of Santa early this year, handing out donated Christmas gifts last week to families in need as part of the nonprofit's Adopt a Child program. READ: Together We Cope Provides Christmas for Needy Kids This year, the program had 1,800 children from needy families, up from last year's 1,300. People and organizations have "adopted" these kids, donating gifts that Together We Cope gathered together in gift bags. Although the program is officially over for the year, Together We Cope is still accepting donations for children who weren't sponsored. Donors can find out what is needed by calling 708-633-5040, and more information can be found on the nonprofit group's website. …
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The organization which serves families across the southwest suburbs says need is increasing.
Together We Cope and its Adopt a Child program hopes to create Christmas smiles for nearly 1,800 local children this holiday season. Instead of empty stockings, these children will be able to unwrap gifts given to them by strangers who care. In these ongoing difficult economic times, Together We Cope turns to the communities it serves and asks for help. In turn they help individuals and families in need in four townships: Bremen, Orland, Palos and Worth. The communities they serve include Oak Lawn and Evergreen Park and 24 other nearby towns. When it comes to the annual gift drive the sponsors have been generous, according to Margaret Seltzner, communications manager at Together We Cope. The Adopt a Child program brings together children …
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Green-clad men and women were spotted all around Tinley Park on Wednesday afternoon as Patch editors roamed the streets to pass out gifts galore.
Our Patch fans never cease to amaze us. You are enthusiastic, passionate and kind—everything we hope we are to you. Villagers' friendly traits were more obvious than ever Wednesday afternoon when all the Southland Patch editors descended on Tinley Park, blanketing the village with free goodies and secret contests. We handed out five gift cards to those who knew the secret word, "Zabrocki," and gave away almost 250 free T-shirts. Many of you got water bottles, magnets, balloons, coloring sheets and other Patchy schwag. We ask that you wear it proudly and spread the Patch word to your friends. We're here for you! We live by a strict "more the merrier" policy. We're also taking this opportunity to give a hearty shoutout to the wonderful staff…
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Patch and Together We Cope have reached our goal of 350 claimed Patch directory listings in 30 days. We want to thank everyone who helped us!!!
Stores, restaurants, doctor's offices, churches, schools, government offices, a local mosque, bars, financial advisers, movie theaters — in the last four weeks, folks from all walks of life have stepped up and claimed their Patch directory listing on the south suburban Patch network. In the last few days alone, 55 listings were claimed. As of today, we have 377 claimed Patch directory profiles. And if you've been following our crusade, you know that we've reached and exceeded the magic number of 350. That means Together We Cope will become the beneficiary of a free digital promotional campaign — the first advertising campaign in the history of the organization. In March, our staff hit the streets to ask business owners and agency leaders …
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322 signs of support have been logged in our effort to help spread the word for Together We Cope. Can you help us reach 350?
Since last Thursday, 23 more businesses and organizations have signed onto Patch's partnership with Together We Cope to help spread the word about this agency's unique and much-needed mission in the Southland. As of today, we have 322 claimed profiles. When 350 businesses and groups join the cause, Together We Cope will become the beneficiary of a free digital promotional campaign. In March, our staff hit the streets to ask business owners and agency leaders to claim their Patch profile in our local directories. We're aiming for 350 claimed profiles in 31 days. Our campaign continues through the week. Today, we thank the following businesses, schools, houses of worship and organizations for showing their support. If you've ever been a …
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Look out for our staffers as they go door to door talking to businesses about claiming a free Patch Directory profile and helping Together We Cope. Already, 299 claims of support have been registered.
The owners and operators of 51 local businesses or civic agencies can make a difference for Together We Cope and the Southland this coming week — if they claim their free directory profile on Patch. As of today, we have 299 claimed profiles. When 350 businesses and groups join the cause, Together We Cope will become the beneficiary of a free promotional campaign. In March, our staff hit the streets to ask business owners and agency leaders to claim their Patch profile in our local directories. We're aiming for 350 claimed profiles in 31 days. This is just the beginning of a multi-faceted partnership between Together We Cope and the south suburban Patch network. In the coming months and years, we hope to enlist our growing legion of fans …
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Will yours be next? Look out for our staffers as they go door to door talking to businesses about the Patch Directory and Together We Cope.
Don't be left out. Join the 137 businesses, schools, houses of worship and organizations that are helping Patch and Together We Cope spread the word about people in crisis throughout the Southland. In March, our staff hit the streets to ask business owners and agency leaders to claim their Patch profile in our local directories. We're aiming for 350 claimed profiles in 31 days. Today, we have 137 claimed profiles. When we reach 350, Together We Cope will be able to launch its first-ever advertising campaign. We thank the following businesses and organizations for showing their support. If you've ever been a customer of theirs or user of their services, please click through and post a review to their Patch listing. Share your voice with …
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We're on a mission. Patch and Together We Cope are partners in a campaign to raise awareness of the agency's good work helping people in the Southland. Can you lend a hand?
Will yours be next? Look out for our staffers as they go door to door talking to businesses about the Patch Directory and Together We Cope.
Patch and Together We Cope are partners in a push to spread the word about people in crisis throughout the Southland. To do that, we've asked businesses and organizations to show their support with a simple gesture. On March 21st, our staff hit the streets to ask business owners and agency leaders to claim their Patch profile in our local directories. We're aiming for 350 claimed profiles in 31 days. Today, we have 63 claimed profiles. When we reach 350, Together We Cope will be able to launch its first-ever advertising campaign. We thank the following businesses and organizations for showing their support. If you've ever been a customer of theirs or user of their services, please click through and post a review on their Patch listing. …
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Patch brings you a video recap of the top four stories of the week in the south sububs.
Photo Gallery: Marist vs. Brother Rice, a Slugfest For Bragging Rights Together We Cope Pantry Coordinators Ask for Help Stocking Sparse Shelves Local Food Pantries At All Time Low H-F Principal Addresses Parents' Questions About Last Friday Night's Attacks After Football Game Arrest Made in Crash That Killed Frankfort Teen
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Carrie Frillman
11:47 am on Thursday, May 31, 2012
Vicki, thank YOU for being so welcoming each and every week. We love going to PAWS and hope what we do makes a difference for our furry friends. more ›