Assistance League Chicagoland West volunteer membership identifies unmet community needs and then structures programs to fill those needs. Our members provided over 11,700 hours to directly help 5,115 community members last year. We raise funds through our events and solicitations, but we could not maintain all of our programs without the help of individual donations.

Please consider making a donation and help to strengthen our community. We have listed a number of ways you can donate to us. We also recognize our donors in various ways. Read about our Donor Level Benefits.

Contact Donor Development with any questions.

 

Financial Donation

Your gift to Assistance League will help to support our programs that foster self-reliance and independence, while showing struggling families that someone cares.

 

Monthly Giving

Schedule a monthly or quarterly gift to provide an ongoing and reliable support for our programs.

 

Goods or Services Donation

Make a donation of items or services for our use in the Books & Brunch Silent Auction, such as the use of a vacation home, airline miles or professional service hours.

 

Memorial Gifts

Honor friends and family on special occasions through a memorial gift to Assistance League. We will send them an acknowledgement of the gift.

 

Pledges

Show your ongoing support of Assistance League by making a pledge. Make a bigger impact while spreading your financial commitment over time.

Matching Gifts

Many companies match employee donations to eligible nonprofit organizations. Those programs can double the impact of your donation. Contact Treasurer@ALCW.org for help with the transaction.

Gifts of Assets

Donate stocks or mutual fund shares from your financial accounts, including your IRA and achieve special tax advantages. For a smooth transition of Assets, fill out this form and email it to: Treasurer@ALCW.org .

Planned Giving

Include Assistance League in your estate plans. Contact VPDevelopment@ALCW.org for help with the plans.

 
 

Winter Coats Recipients

 

Early Childhood Reading

 

New Start Recipient