AZP is excited to announce a community partnership with Chi Town Blankets! Chi Town Blankets was founded by former AZP Pres. & UIU Alum, Dom Hillesheim. AZP will be collecting blankets to help Chi Town Blankets in reaching a goal of donating 100 blankets by Christmas #ZeroOutCold
We are very excited to announce a Community Partnership with @TiestaTea & the Tiesta Tea Foundation. We will be partnering with them to donate blankets to be included in warming kits handed out to those in need.
We are very excited to work with our friends at Tiesta Tea!
So far, over 50 blankets have been donated to @ChiTownBlankets at our drop off locations across campus! If you have any more ready to donate, be sure to drop them off in the next 24 hours as the last trip to Chicago leaves tomorrow night!
Thank you @AZPuiu for making the trip to Chicago. Their blanket drive is half way over and they have already collected 34 blankets! 9 more blankets donated tonight bringing our total to 62 #ZeroOutCold
AZP is excited to announce a community partnership with Chi Town Blankets! Chi Town Blankets was founded by former AZP Pres. & UIU Alum, Dom Hillesheim. AZP will be collecting blankets to help Chi Town Blankets in reaching a goal of donating 100 blankets by Christmas #ZeroOutCold
We are excited to announce a Community Partnership with @AZPuiu! AZP is setting up donation stations all around the @UpperIowa Fayette Campus for students & community members. Members of AZP will deliver the blankets & participate in donation efforts around Chicago #ZeroOutCold
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Members of UIU Gamma Delta Phi & Alpha Zeta Phi will be trick-or-treating for canned goods in Fayette from 6:30-7:30 p.m. on Tue., Oct. 30. Donations go to the Fayette County Food Shelf. Community members interested in making a donation are asked to leave their porch light on.