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Crest Hill FIT Foundation Raises Funds for Christmas Dinners
The FIT Foundation in Crest Hill is actively seeking community support to provide Christmas dinners for police officers working on Christmas Day. Following a successful initiative in November, when the foundation prepared Thanksgiving meals for officers in Joliet and Crest Hill, the organization is now turning its focus to the holiday season.
The FIT Foundation, a meal preparation company, invites residents to contribute by visiting their website at Fitfoundation4u.com. Once there, patrons can navigate to the “order now” page and select the option to “Donate a meal to a Joliet/Crest Hill Officer.” The deadline for contributions is December 18, ensuring that meals can be prepared in time for the holiday.
Located at 2209 Plainfield Road, Crest Hill, the FIT Foundation relies on community generosity to support this initiative. The organization aims to brighten the holidays for local law enforcement officers who will be on duty, ensuring they receive a warm meal while serving the community.
For additional details about the donation process, interested individuals can contact the FIT Foundation at 815-582-4055. The foundation encourages local residents to engage in this opportunity to support those who dedicate their time to keeping the community safe during the festive season.
Community-driven initiatives like this not only enhance the spirit of the holidays but also strengthen the bonds between law enforcement and the communities they serve. The FIT Foundation appreciates any support from residents looking to contribute to this noble cause.
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