Congratulations to the November 2019 Recipients of $500 worth in FREE Promotional Products!

Be the Power of One's mission is to promote education in developing communities both in the U.S. and abroad, leading to more sustainable communities. They support teachers and students through provision of school supplies, program mini grants, hot meals, project support and scholarships. Be the Power of One is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization working to bring education to those that need it most.

For more information, visit their website:
www.bethepowerof1.org

BEDS Plus Care helps people who are on the brink of homelessness keep their homes and rehouses people who are homeless. Since 2014, they have secured permanent housing for over 2,000 homeless and housing-threatened residents of Southwest Suburban Cook County. They also provide emergency overnight shelters for those in need.

For more information, visit their website:
www.beds-plus.org

Lights Camera Discover (LCD) is a 501c3 nonprofit organization that provides underserved youth opportunities to develop confidence, build self-esteem, and learn teamwork by participating in a series of workshops that teach various aspects of performing and digital arts (digital filmmaking, photography, acting, screenwriting, website design, animation).

For more information, visit their website:
www.lightscameradiscover.org

Village 360 is a cancer treatment help and companionship service. They provide people undergoing chemo treatment with transportation to appointments but they stay with them until the appointment is over. They provide meals, minor home helps and friendly visits.

For more information, visit their website:
www.village360.org

TIP provides crisis intervention 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and arrives at any location requested in 20-30 minutes, within the first hour of the tragedy when intervention is most crucial. A TIP volunteer is a specially trained citizen that is called to a scene by emergency services personnel. The TIP volunteer responds within minutes and after a quick briefing, will provide immediate and temporary support until the persons involved in the crisis are able to depend on family members, friends, neighbors, or others. Without the TIP volunteer present, survivors of a tragedy may be left to fend for themselves at a time when they are emotionally traumatized, and least capable of thinking clearly or rationally.

For more information, visit their website:
www.tipofwnc.org.