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ALLIED GIVES BACK
Allied Gives Back - Giving Back to the Community
December 2019 - Pioneer Shoe
November 2019 - Titan Fuel
October 2019 - Capitol City Fishing Has No Boundaries
September 2019 - Capital City Boxing Club
August 2019 - Jerome Police Department
July 2019 - Community Hope & Recovery Center
June 2019 - Helping Hands
May 2019 - Rutledge Youth Foundation
April 2019 - Mercy Communities
March 2019 - Mini O’Beirne Crisis Nursery
February 2019 - Pawnee Food Pantry. The presenters are the Vice President of the pantry, Marilyn Fitzpatrick, and our Allied Family member and who nominated the pantry, DJ Stoughton.
January 2019 - Washington Street Mission
December 2018 - Pioneer Shoe Program
Allied Plumbing, Heating and Cooling is proud to be associated with the 60 year old Pioneer Shoe Program. This program was started 60 years ago by employees of what today we know as AT&T telephone company. This year, the group provided new shoes and socks with a shopping event at Shoe Carnival, to almost 400 students in the greater Sangamon county. In the beginning, the organization was solely funded by employee contributions, but now looks to the community and fund raisers to support the initiative. Our humble thanks to all the volunteers and “pioneers” who keep this program going strong. One can barely realize how much a new pair of shoes and socks can mean to these precious young children, until you see it on their faces.
Thank you so much!
November 2018 - 5th Street Veteran's Renaissance.
Allied Gives Back November charity is Camp Out for Homeless Veterans sponsored by 5th Street Renaissance. The funds raised for this event, held on November 9th , will go towards the construction of a new transitional housing facility in Springfield for our homeless veterans. Thank you to 5th Street Renaissance and all the volunteers who help make this a reality.
October 2018 - Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Illinois.
Michael Miller of Allied Plumbing, Heating and Cooling, presents Tiffany Mathis, Director of Development and Community Relations for the Boys & Girls Club of Central Illinois. The Mission of the Boys & Girls Club of Central Illinois is to inspire and enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring and responsible citizens.
Their History
In the late 1950’s, Springfield’s east side was tough place for a child to grow up. The negative influences of violence, crime, and alcohol were around almost every corner. Chartered on November 1st, 1956, the Boys Club of Springfield set out to become the positive place for children in the area.
The club was originally located on 8th Street until a fire destroyed the building, and forced the club to temporarily move to an older building on 11th Street. The facility in use today was built in 1960 on an historic piece of property at the intersection of 15th & Monroe.
In 1992, the club became Boys & Girls Club of Springfield, recognizing that the girls in our community equally needed a safe place to grow and develop into responsible young women. In 2007, the Club officially changed its name to Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Illinois to represent our expanded service area.
Today, we operate in 11 locations, including our Central Unit, as well as 10 elementary and middle schools throughout the local area. Each day, we serve roughly 900 youth, providing character building activities, academic programs, and healthy activities. All of our programming is geared towards delivering measurable outcomes that help our members become responsible citizens in our community, live healthy lifestyles, and achieve the success we know they are capable of.
Allied appreciates the role that the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Illinois plays in helping the children in our community. We thank you Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Illinois….you are the best!
September 2018 - Titan Fuel
Michael Miller, of Allied Plumbing, Heating and Cooling, presents the board members of Titan Fuel with September’s Allied Gives Back. Titan Fuel was developed in response to changing demographics within the Ball-Chatham School District. The District has seen steady increases in the number of low income families over the last several years – going from 5.9% in 2000 to nearly 23% now. Thanks to an initial grant secured by the Chatham United Methodist Women in 2015-16, the District was able to assist elementary school families who were struggling to provide enough food on a consistent basis. It was always the intent of the Titan Fuel steering committee to grow the program to include all grade levels, and, thanks to generous donations and the support of our community, the program has expanded to all schools in the Ball-Chatham District. Thank you to all to help feed the kids, outside of school, who otherwise might go without.
August 2018 - Kiwanis
July 2018 - Cass County Mental Health SASS Summer Program
June 2018 - Helping Hands
May 2018 - Rutledge Youth Foundation
April 2018 - Mercy Communities
March 2018 - Share The Spirit Foundation
February 2018 - Big Brother Big Sister
January 2018 - Armored Angels
December 2017 - Pioneer Shoe Program
November 2017 - Washington St Mission
October 2017 - Habitat For Humanity
September 2017 - Harvey/Irma Relief c/o American Red Cross
August 2017 - Jerome Police Department
July 2017 - Lincoln Land Charity Championship
June 2017 - SASS Summer Camp/Cass County Mental Health Department
May 2017 - Allied Gives Back to Rutledge Youth Foundation
April 2017 - Allied Gives Back to Helping Hands Of Springfield
March 2017 - Allied Gives Back to Sojourn Shelter & Services
February 2017 - Allied Gives Back to Center For Youth and Family Solutions
January 2017 - Allied Gives Back to Big Brothers Big Sisters
December 2016 – Allied Gives Back to Titan Fuel/Ball Chatham Food Program
November 2016 – Allied Gives Back to Pleasant Plains Food Pantry
October 2016 – Allied Gives Back to Refuge Ranch
September 2016 - Allied Gives Back to Camp Care-A-Lot.
August 2016 - Allied Gives Back to New Directions Homeless Shelter.
July 2016 - Allied Gives Back to Lincoln Land Honor Flight.
June 2016 - Allied Gives Back to Rutledge Youth Foundation.
May 2016 - Allied Gives Back to Basket of Hope.
April 2016 - Allied Gives Back to Elizabeth Ann Seton Program.
March 2016 - Allied Gives Back to Committee for Children.
February 2016 - Allied Gives Back to Sojourn Shelter & Services.
January 2016
December 2015 - Allied Gives Back to The Make A Wish Foundation.
November 2015 - Allied Gives Back to The Matthew Project.
October 2015 - Allied Gives Back to the Mammography Patient Assistance Fund.
September 2015 - Allied Gives Back with the Washington Street Mission.
August 2015 - Allied Gives Back with the Springfield Noon Lions Club.
July 2015 - Allied Gives Back with the Mini O'Beirne Crisis Nursery (MOCN).
June 2015 - Allied Gives Back with the Kid's Café Summer Meal Program.
