Finally! Covid has affected how many clothes the IDOC can collect which directly affects our inventory. We have about 4000 clothes ready and waiting to go to the parolees of Illinois, Illinois Juvenile, Kane and DuPage Counties and Wisconsin. Thank you all the donors and the officials at the facilities.
Thank you Susan!
Yesterday we delivered 390 clothes pants, sport coats, and dress shirts to the Luke Weber, program director at Oak Hill Correctional Institute. It is a great feeling just to be part of a parolee getting employment which is a key to leading a productive life.
Yesterday we delivered 390 clothes pants, sport coats, and dress shirts to the Luke Weber, program director at Oak Hill Correctional Institute. It is a great feeling just to be part of a parolee getting employment which is a key to leading a productive life.
Waiting for three new accounts to open their new closets to house dress and casual clothes for Suits for Success. We already have 6 in Wisconsin and are hoping for more. The account in Illinois is building a closet for us. Our clothes closet holds enough to handle these and more. Thanks to all our donors.
William Ross Denwood is collecting money for his birthday this year for Suits For Success,suitsforsuccess.net. He has already collected enough for cleaning 200 clothes. We do this to enable parolees to do well in interviewing and begin their lives again in the community! Thanks
Almost Happy Birthday,Bill !!
Suits for Success (suitsforsuccess.net) has a Clothing Closet and Compass Church food pantry (in partnership with Loaves & Fishes) set up at Compass Church, 151 E. Briarcliff, Bolingbrook, from 4 to 6 p.m. every Wednesday or by appointment.
For more information, visit www.thecompass.net/page/660?EventOccurrenceId=1619, call 630-739-2824, or email clothingcloset@thecompass.net.
At the present time we want to help those tornado families who suffered under the tornado of Woodridge and Bolingbrook.
The Bolingbrook Campus Clothing Closet
www.thecompass.net
Our Bolingbrook Campus Clothing Closet seeks to support our community by providing clothing, ranging from nice casual to professional, for men and women who are in need of new and gently used clothes....
We hope to be heading further north into Wisconsin as the prisons there consider adding our service to how they can better meet the needs of the parolees being released.
We provide an array of clothes that are new or barely used.
We are pleased to offer Wisconsin what we have.
SFS made the move to help the recent tornado victims of Woodridge and Naperville IL. Four members/volunteers attended the American Red Cross relief event at Jefferson School in Woodridge. We urged all the people there if they needed clothes to go to the Closet that we supply at Compass Church in Bolingbrook for gently used/new clothes. These were the results that were posted by the American Red Cross tabulating the results of the 21 relief organizations that attended. The event was called MARC.
The clothes that we provide are clean!!
Clothes that have gone thru a tornado are unsafe to wear microscopic fiberglass and drywall get into the clothes and irritate or worse yet cause infection.
This was the tornado that hit Naperville, Woodridge and Downers Grove. Almost 500 people affected.62 homeless and one person dead. What SFS is providing clothes for the tornado families. Last night we gave away 114 clothes to six families at Compass Church Bolingbrook, IL.
Give Today – Help Us Change The Future For a Parolee
Your gifts help us cover our most basic operating costs like fuel for clothing delivery to prisons. 100% of your donation goes to the mission, no Volunteers or Board Members receive compensation. Suits for Success is a registered 501(c)(3) Charitable Organization
Suits for Success A 501(c)(3) Charitable Organization Phone:(855) 215-6540
Our ambitious goal is to provide each new parolee with clothing appropriate to their job search.
The gift of a dress shirt, pants, nearly new casual shirt for men, or an outfit for women, can help create a better first impression in that first interview or first return home.
