As the year ends, we celebrate the resilience of our children and families.

This holiday season, join us in bringing them warmth and opportunity.

Your gift ensures they have the resources to thrive today and tomorrow.

Let’s make an impact together!

THE CAUSE

As we close out the year, we reflect on our shared journey with the children and families we serve – one filled with hope and growth. This holiday season, we invite you to join our Time to Thrive campaign to bring warmth, stability and opportunity to those who need it most.

From early education and mental health support to housing programs and after-school activities, your contributions make a meaningful impact ensuring our children and families receive access to critical, life-saving resources and programs. Together, let’s make this a season of hope and true impact!

See below how your generosity can create real change:

• $25 provides school supplies for a child in need, ensuring they have the tools to succeed in the classroom.

• $500 offers a month of nutritional consultations for children with chronic conditions or special dietary needs.

• $50 funds a week of healthy snacks for children in after-school programs, supporting their nutrition and focus.

• $1,000 supports four weeks of after-school programs for at-risk youth.

• $100 provides two weeks of over-the-counter medications for medically-complex children and transportation for health services.

• $2,500 funds three months of mental health services for kids coping with trauma.

Every dollar stretches far to empower, support, and uplift.

Together, let’s make lasting difference for families this holiday season.

Thank you for your compassion and commitment!

About Children’s Place Association: Children’s Place Association empowers families in Chicago by providing early education, after-school programs, foster care, and family support. Since 1991, we’ve been dedicated to ensuring children have the resources they need to thrive. Our mission: Building a secure & hopeful today, so children facing health issues & poverty succeed tomorrow.