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CELEBRATING THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF FOX VALLEY UNITED WAY
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HON. BILL FOSTER
of illinois
in the house of representatives
Friday, August 5, 2022
Mr. FOSTER. Madam Speaker, I rise today to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Fox Valley United Way. Since 1922, United Way's numerous grants and programs have provided invaluable resources to our community, acting as the backbone of many different social services programs.
Throughout their 100 years, Fox Valley United Way has been inspiring hope for a brighter future, first in Aurora, and today in 23 communities throughout Kane and Kendall counties. They have continually invested in the health, education, and financial stability of the families in these communities, laying the foundation for each community to grow and thrive into the future.
United Way's programs provide assistance and support at many different stages of a family's development. For example, the SPARK early childhood program gives students entering kindergarten the tools they need to succeed. Kane County 211 has filled a crucial gap in social services resources by providing referrals to services for those with nowhere else to turn. Through these, and many other valuable programs, United Way has proved their commitment to aiding the communities they serve in whatever way possible.
Fox Valley United Way is a vital resource to this community. Not only have they created an incredible wealth of resources of their own, they have supported and continue to support other local social services and programs to maximize the good they put out into their community. Their investments in the health, education, and financial stability of local families are commendable, and I am grateful to join in the celebration of this organization and its prolific contributions to the community. I ask my colleagues to join me in wishing United Way all the best for another 100 years of service.
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SOURCE: Congressional Record Vol. 168, No. 132(1), Congressional Record Vol. 168, No. 132(2)
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