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Appreciation Awards
All Volunteers and
Contributors receive a personalized United Relief Foundation Hope
and Help Certificate.
Lifeline For A Lifetime
United Relief Foundation
Co-Founder Frank Slove surprised Arlington Heights (IL) resident Tod
Curtis with an impromptu presentation of A Lifeline For A Lifetime
Humanitarian Honor before a crowd of patrons and employees at Mr.
Curtis, Ye Olde Town Inn restaurant.
Mr. Curtis' service to others started
as an Eagle Scout carrying on to his service as a United States
Marine and through out his four decades as owner of the Ye Olde Town
Inn where his charitable nature and generosity was experienced by
numerous non-profit organizations, including the United Relief
Foundation.

United Relief Foundation
Co-Founders Slove and Frank Salato presented Charles Walsh, Chairman
of the Board of Directors of Maryville Academy and Sister Catherine
Ryan, Maryville’s Executive Director, the United Relief Foundation’s
A Lifetime For A Lifetime Humanitarian Honor.
Charles "Chuck" Walsh was himself a child of Maryville Academy. Mr.
Walsh is part owner of the Chicago White Sox and Chicago Bulls.
Special Recognition
Lake Zurich's (IL) philanthropic
husband and wife team of Bob and Terri
Surovitz are recent recipients of
URF's Appreciation Award.
Their generous donations of time and money
have been instrumental in the United Relief Foundation’s ability to
provide humanitarian aid to Hurricane Katrina survivors in six
devastated Mississippi Gulf Coast Cities and the Foundation’s
recently added Lifeline Initiatives.
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