GORD BEING GORD, NFP is proud to support the following causes and organizations:
I-FUND / UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
The I-Fund assists the University of Illinois in providing a first-class educational experience for its student-athletes by raising the funds required to support 500+ athletic scholarships each academic year.
THE GATEWAY FOR CANCER RESEARCH
The Gateway for Cancer Research is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization that funds innovative cancer research. The Gateway is unique as a cancer charity: 99 cents of every dollar received goes to cancer research.
NATIONAL MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society is dedicated to achieving a world free of MS. The Society is also committed to being an exceptional steward of the funds and resources entrusted to it in order to achieve that vision.
FISH of McHenry Food Pantry is an all volunteer service organization that strives to meet the supplemental emergency needs of the disadvantaged- often “filling the gap” while people are waiting for public aid, food stamps, disability or unemployment compensation to begin. It operates solely on donations of money and goods.
The Cary-Grove Food Pantry serves families or individuals in the Cary-Grove area with food in their time of need. Managed and maintained entirely by volunteer staff, the Pantry Board is made up of representatives from local Churches and Organizations. The Pantry’s shelves are kept full through food drives and monetary donations.
FISH FOOD PANTRY, CARPENTERSVILLE
FISH Food Pantry is a non-profit dedicated to helping those in need in Dundee Township and most of School District 300. FISH is funded by donated cash and food from various organizations such as churches, schools, businesses, scouts, women and men’s organizations and individuals. They also receive food from local grocery stores.
The Council of Chiefs is a not-for-profit organization (501c3 status pending) comprised of former portrayers of Chief Illiniwek at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign whose mission is to keep the Chief and his honored tradition of 80+ years visible to its supporters while building the tradition moving forward.