Public Service Spotlight

Miller Lite Free Rides
Saturday November 21, 2009 - Friday January 01, 2010

To promote safe celebrations and prevent drunk driving, "Miller Lite Free Rides" will offer local consumers free evening service throughout the city on double-decker buses every Saturday this holiday season. Additional service will be provided on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. Buses will travel on a looped route throughout the city, with stops including the Loop, River North, Old Town, Lincoln Park, busy 'L' stops and more. For details on routes and locations call 1-800-FREE-RIDES, visit MillerLiteFreeRides.com or text 'RIDE' to 44636.
Where:
Location: Everywhere
 
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Help needy kids stay warm this winter. Drop off new or gently used coats, hats, and mittens at your neighborhood Merlin 200,000 Mile shop. To find a location, CLICK HERE


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    The Arc of the United States 
   Assists people with mental retardation in areas of education, employment, aging, recreation and housing, as well as providing information and support to families. 800-433-5255
   http://www.thearc.org
    THE BRITISH HOME 
   The mission of The British Home is to create, provide, manage, and support a variety of housing options, programs, and activities that compassionately and efficiently serve the changing needs of mature adults of all nationalities, and that encourage well-being and independence. For further information please contact Diane Hurstack at (708)485-0135.
   http://www.thebritishhome.org/british_home.htm
    THE NIGHT MINISTRY 
   Through its core programs in outreach, youth shelter, healthcare, advocacy, and education, The Night Ministry builds supportive relationships that empower thousands of individuals each year to recognize their own self-worth and ability to meet their own needs. For more information concerning The Night Ministry please contact Melissa McGuire at (773)784-9000, extension 205.
   http://www.thenightministry.org
    THE SAINTS 
   The goal of The Saints is primarily to help the smaller, not-for-profit performing arts organizations.
   http://www.saintschicago.org
    The Salvation Army 
   An international movement to meet basic human needs without discrimination. 800-SAL-ARMY
   http://www.salvationarmyusa.org
    THE SHELTER 
   SNI's purpose is to respond quickly and with compassion to those who as a result of war, persecution or natural disaster are homeless and in desperate need of shelter and in doing so to be instruments of God's love for all people and especially the poor.
   http://www.shelter.org
    Tutor/Mentor Connection 
   Builds and sustains "village" of tutor/mentor programs. 312-467-2889
   http://www.tutormentor.org


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