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Community Center updates, Toys for Tots and Alicia's House holiday programs highlighted
Summary
Community Center Director Fay Kiaurakis outlined new January hours, activities and Toys for Tots results; Trustee Perchinski summarized Alicia's House efforts that served more than 600 people this season, including a Special Needs Dinner and Shop with a Cop.
Community Center Director Fay Kiaurakis reported the Community Center will adopt new hours after Jan. 1 (Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–8 p.m.; Saturday 9 a.m.–4 p.m.; closed Sundays), will increase membership fees by $5, and is scheduling a Parent & Child Autism Dance in January and daily homework help after school. She also thanked donors and volunteers for Toys for Tots collections.
Trustee Perchinski reviewed Alicia’s House seasonal efforts: volunteer-driven gift distribution for more than 600 recipients (including more than 100 children from School District 194), a Special Needs Dinner serving about 70 children and families, and a Shop with a Cop program that took 20 children shopping. Perchinski thanked local donors and volunteers and noted community partners such as School District 194, Chicago Real Estate Network and local businesses.
Trustees encouraged residents to sign up for holiday distribution events and to check Community Center resources online for program schedules.
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