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You are here: Home / Greater Indianapolis / Casual For A Cause 2012

Casual For A Cause 2012

June 25, 2012 by Mel McMahon

Dave Smiley

Think about this:
Indiana’s poverty rate is 16.3 percent according to the 2010 census. For children, it’s 26.3 percent. Last year, the Salvation Army was able provide homes for 27 families and 10 individuals through its low-income housing program at the Barton Center Apartments in Indianapolis.

Want to know how your business and employees can help improve the lives of needy families in Indianapolis?
It’s simple, quick and easy. Just register your business to participate in The Salvation Army’s Christmas in July. All contributions from Christmas in July go to local Salvation Army programs and services that provide help and hope to families and individuals affected by crisis, poverty, hunger, isolation, and troubled relationships.

Participate in a program listed below or create your own!

• Casual For A Cause
Whether it’s dressing up or dressing down, a change in the dress code can be fun. Why stop there! Have a theme day like western, Hawaiian or even 80’s prom. Employees set a donation amount and make a contribution to participate.

• Donate A Dollar
Businesses ask customers if they would like to donate a dollar or more to help the community. If a donation is made, the customer gets to write his or her name on a paper kettle that can be displayed.

• Create a unique event of your own
The Salvation Army encourages businesses to think of creative ways and events to raise money on their own. Ideas include ice cream socials, car washes and bake sales.

• Or click here to make a donation
For more information or to register your business, visit http://salvationarmyindiana.org/2012/christmas-in-july/.

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Filed Under: Greater Indianapolis Tagged With: Casual For A Cause, Indiana Charities, Salvation Army

About Mel McMahon

In addition to her duties with Naptown Buzz, Mel McMahon is the owner of Indiana Originals. Indiana Originals is a growing directory of locally owned and operated businesses headquartered in Indiana. IO helps customers with a local preference find local businesses for their everyday needs. Looking for a local bank, local restaurant, local boutique? Find them on IndianaOriginals.com and on the free app for iPhone and Android. Indiana Originals. Leading Local Living.

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