Wednesday, December 9, 2020

Senior Citizen Holiday

 

Senior Citizen Holiday Greeting Cards 
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This years season of giving looks different than most years.  As many elders are forced to spend the holidays alone, Meals on Wheels is teaming up with the Cook County Sheriff's Department is offering the chance to put your creativity and artistic abilities to the test by making seasonal greeting cards.

Down below is a link to a google form to fill out and write your letter as well as additional information.


Additional Information:
  • Volunteers can make as many cards as they would like. We encourage you to have family members, friends and groups help out – the more, the merrier!

  • Our seniors age in range from 60 to 100 years old.

  • Remember that it is the thought that counts! Many of our seniors have no family and these cards will let them know that someone cares.

  • When cards are complete, please collect them at the school, either through a drop-off or to be printed via email. The Sheriff’s Office will organize a pick-up before Christmas and we will work with Meals on Wheels to distribute to their seniors.

  • Please have all cards completed and ready for pickup by end of day, Friday, Dec. 18th
















Friday, November 13, 2020

Healthcare Hero Messages

During this pandemic, our healthcare workers have worked day and night tirelessly to help patients. We wanted to show our gratitude to these amazing workers by sending letters saying how grateful we are to help the coronavirus. We found a website to send messages to workers at the University of Chicago medical center; you too can send messages through this link. If you'd be willing to, please write a message to our healthcare workers. We will be adding more links and more information.



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Madonna Mission Toy Drive

Northside Tutoring (AYS) GoFundMe

 


    Help Keep Northside Tutoring Open!

  Northside Tutoring(Asian Youth Services) is an after-school program serving the at-risk youth of Chicago. They provide food, tutoring, scholarships, mentoring relationships, and a safe space for all of the amazing kids. 


    Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Many parents lost their jobs and are unable to provide food for their families. Northside Tutoring has become the main food/supply provider for these 50 families, but Northside does not have the funds and food to provide for everyone and is on the verge of closing. Any donation will help Northside continue their amazing services and provide food and supplies for these wonderful families. Thanks in advance for your contribution to this important cause





Wednesday, May 6, 2020

Next Year's Co-Presidents!

We may be in a global pandemic, but DEMOCRACY carries on! We had seven (yes, seven) wonderful candidates and THE PEOPLE HAVE SPOKEN:
Zara (L) and Rebecca (R) with socially distanced ice cream delivered by the current Presidents!



Monday, April 20, 2020

Election Plan for Friday!

Here’s the plan for our election this Friday, 4/24, at 2PM:

  • We’ll meet in the Zooms and have candidates for president make their statements and then take questions.  They then leave the zoom meeting and we have members offer their thoughts on the candidates (NOTE: this will be kept confidential!)
  • We will then have some kind of virtual voting link set up where members can each cast 2 votes.
  • Bolos and Lawler will calculate the vote total and let members know the results soon enough.

Here are the candidates
  • Zara Anwar
  • Ally Boyer
  • Riley Gorham
  • Rebecca Lerner
  • Grace Shelly
  • Bridget Vitu
  • Ben Worth

Thanks for running!  We have a terrific slate of candidates.

Make sure all your fellow SSB members are aware of this plan.  Spread the word!


Thursday, February 20, 2020

BMOW: Gare-Bear

This is our new board member of the week, Gary!! 

Q: What club do you run?
A: Inspired Youth Tutoring

Q: What is your favorite board game?
A: Sorry

Q: What is your favorite drink?
A: La Croix

Q: If you could change one thing about the world, what would it be?
A: Education for all

Q: What is your favorite candy?
A: Mini M and M’s

Q: What’s your guilty pleasure?
A: Video Games

Q: What’s your pet peeve?
A: When people whisper about the tornado drill on the first Tuesday of the month in class

Q: Would you rather have 10 million dollars or go back to age 5 with all of the knowledge now? Why?
A: Go back to age 5 because I could do so much more for the world

Q: What celebrity would you want to have dinner with?
A: Martin Luther King Jr. 

Q: Rock, Paper, or Scissors?
A: Rock

Q: What is your favorite TV show?
A: Futurama 

Q: What’s your favorite part of Social Service Board?
A: Bolos’s salsa

Q: Why did you join SSB?
A: To give back



Monday, February 10, 2020

BMOW: Dylan “Shnietz” Weiner

This is our new board member of the week, Dylan Weiner!!!

Q: What club do you run?
A: Centro Romero


Q: What is your favorite mobile game?
A: Words with Friends


Q: What is your favorite subject in school?
A: KW


Q: If you could have one superpower, what would it be?
A: Super Speed


Q: What is your favorite pizza restaurant?
A: Barnaby’s


Q: What’s your guilty pleasure?
A: A set of 24 consecutive box jumps


Q: What’s your pet peeve?
A: Traffic


Q: If you had a mid-life crisis right now, what would you do?
A: Buy a sports car


Q: What is your favorite condiment?
A: Mayonnaise 


Q: If you could visit one place in the entire world, what would it be?
A: Monaco


Q: If you live in any era, what would it be and why?
A: The 90s


Q: What’s your favorite part of Social Service Board?
A: Club every Monday