Hope for Hoffman donates roughly $43,500 to village Self Help Fund
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Representatives of Hope for Hoffman presented about $43,500 from a summer golf outing to the Hoffman Estates Self Help Fund; a fund representative said it has helped more than 28 families with urgent needs including rent, food and emergency shelter.
At the Nov. 3 Village Board meeting, representatives of the Hope for Hoffman Golf Association presented a check of about $43,500 to the Village of Hoffman Estates for the Hoffman Estates Self Help Fund. The donation came from proceeds of a summer golf outing, and trustees and village officials joined the presentation and thanked volunteers and organizers.
The Self Help Fund representative described the fund’s work: to provide short‑term emergency assistance for residents facing housing instability, food insecurity, medical expenses and urgent home repairs. The speaker said the program has assisted more than 28 families with rental assistance, grocery vouchers, emergency shelter for survivors of domestic violence, car seats, bedding and repairs to make homes safe for residents with disabilities.
Trustee response and context: Mayor McLeod thanked the committee and volunteers; the mayor and trustees identified the committee chair and members on the record (Jen Joyner Vicks, Michelle Palafis, Mona Morrison, Jody McLeod and others). The board took no formal vote on the presentation; the donation was publicly acknowledged and photographed.
What’s next: The gift will support the Self Help Fund’s continuing emergency assistance activities; the presentation served as a public recognition of the fundraising effort. The meeting did not include a detailed accounting of how the new funds will be allocated to specific beneficiary cases.
