Community Corner
Local Group Organizes Pandemic Relief For Oak Lawn Businesses
The virtual fundraiser to help raise money for Oak Lawn residents hit hardest by the global Covid-19 pandemic will continue through May 15.
The “Cross Countries” organization is coordinating a relief effort to benefit local Oak Lawn businesses. Over the next month, the "Locked Down... But Not Out" virtual fundraiser will help raise money for Oak Lawn residents hit hardest by the global Covid-19 pandemic. This initiative is centered around a GoFundMe campaign that runs from April 20th through May 15th.
Unfortunately, the local business shutdown has affected many community members and their families. To support employees of these establishments during this difficult time, students will take on an enormous challenge. Although not physically able to be in school, they have come together to raise money for those in need. All funds generated by this campaign will be divided equally among as many businesses as we can support. Your consideration and generosity would go a long way to helping heal our community. Any donation, large or small, would be greatly appreciated! Please visit the following website for more details: Link
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Cross Countries is a student-led service group. It was established in 2004. The club has raised over $225,000 to help fund local and global causes, including hospital construction overseas as well as homelessness and special needs awareness right here in our community!
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This press release was produced by Oak Lawn Community High School. The views expressed here are the author’s own.