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Join Chicago Soup
Posted by dshanahan | Feb 14th, 2010Chicago Soup was born on Twitter. Mari, the entrepreneur behind Chicago’s now famous Foiled Cupcakes, sent a tweet out one day: Within 24 hours, eight other local food businesses and hundreds of Chicagoans, press, and volunteers all said... read more -
How Can I Help?
Posted by dshanahan | Feb 14th, 2010How can you help? We aren’t going to ask for money. We aren’t going to ask for time. We’re not going to ask you to donate services or cans of food or sacrifice your Facebook friends. We will ask you to show your support by clicking on a few... read more -
A Party, Too!
Posted by dshanahan | Feb 14th, 2010Become our Facebook Fan, and join us at our Awareness Event! Details: We need 2000 Fans, or no invites! 5:30 p.m., February 25th at Chase Building Ground Floor. Huge celebration at the Chase building downtown with *FREE FOOD* from Nacional 27, Mon... read more
The Chicago Soup family found one another on twitter, when Mari from Foiled Cupcakes sent out her intention to offer up some food to the hungry instead of writing a batch of Christmas cards we'd all throw away anyway.As local food businesses caught wind and jumped on board, a movement was born. Use the power of the web to put food on table's where it's needed.
We need you to join us. It's just two clicks. Spread the word!
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Teen Living Program
Chicago Soup is ecstatic to be involved with Teen Living Program, who's been helping teenagers in need since 1976.
Teen Living provides services to more than 500 teens every single year, and you can help with just a few clicks. Every year 9,000 youth in greater Chicago experience homelessness, and every night there are 2,000 youth who have no place to call home.
Teen Living Programs exists for these youth. They need your help.
Teen Living provides services to more than 500 teens every single year, and you can help with just a few clicks. Every year 9,000 youth in greater Chicago experience homelessness, and every night there are 2,000 youth who have no place to call home.
Teen Living Programs exists for these youth. They need your help.