Coming To The Aid Of Veterans, Men and Women, In Need On A Moments Notice
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Illinois Joining Forces
COVID-19 Update - Keeping our volunteers and the veterans we serve safe has always been our priority, and we continue to adjust activities accordingly.
Responding with Care: Providing the personal hygiene products, clothing, food and other essentials for the basic dignity and wellness of veterans, and their families.
Responding with Comfort: Helping veterans, and their families, feel safe and find them safe shelter or improve their living conditions.
Responding with Compassion: Aiding veterans, and their families, in a moment of need or to prevent a crisis in manner that will help them stay or becoming self-sufficient.
MAKING A DIFFERENCE BY BEING THE DIFFERENCE!
Making literally Life-Saving differences, as with an Army Veteran who was living in a van with his wife and their two children have attested too after the Foundation helped provide safe housing, food and medicine as well as employment prospects for him and his wife, and the gas money to get to appointments, interviews, and their new jobs.
SELF RELIANCE
Coming to the aid of a veteran in need or crisis are with the long term results and rewards of them staying or becoming self-reliant.
COMPOUNDING THE GOOD
A family and a community are receiving a benefit for every veteran in need that we provide the hope to bolster their self-esteem and help boost their self-reliance.
The virtual 5k event by the Naperville Illinois Military Employee Resource Group (MERGE) of St. Paul Minnesota based Ecolab generated the idea of Rapid Response Patron to identify businesses that engage their employees in a collective charitable effort, and serves as a Good Deed model for other corporations and organizations.
The Naperville's MERGE 2020 virtual 5K event was dedicated to Michael Kosak, who died before the event.
Michael was a veteran and a dear MERGE leadership member who championed the 5K event.
Honoring Michael's service, the United Relief Foundation shall continue to offer In the Memory of Michael Kosak donations, until March 1, 2021, that will be placed in the Naperville MERGE Rapid Response funding well.
Learn about being a Rapid Response PatronBy Check: Payable to United Relief Foundation
500 Lake Cook Road Suite 350 Deerfield IL 60015
Memo: In Memory of Michael Michael Kozak
With the engagement of IJF as a Hope and Help Partner and IJF's Care Coordinators Michael and William, who are veterans themselves, the United Relief Foundation will have the added capabilities to rapidly respond to a veteran in need, or crisis.
Illinois Joining Forces Foundation is a registered 501c3 and serves as a statewide public-private partnership that promotes the efficient delivery of Growth and Wellness initiatives for Service Members, Veterans, and their Families at the community level. www.illinoisjoiningforces.org
(888) 718-0989
500 Lake Cook Road
Suite 350 Deerfield, Illinois 60015
United Relief Foundation is a 501(c)(3) humanitarian aid organization chartered as a not-for-profit by the State of Illinois on February 2, 2006. EIN: 20-4374530
Donations are tax-deductible to the extent of the law.
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