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The mission of Suburban Service League is to provide financial assistance, through fundraising events, to individuals and organizations in need, focusing on the southern suburbs.
Suburban Service League is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
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Mr. & Mrs. David & Colleen Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Martin & Rosann Conroy 
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Dr. & Mrs. Sanjeev & Medini Joshi
Mrs. Joyce Lagestee 
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Mr. & Mrs. Mark & Brenda Michuda
Mr. & Mrs. Michael & Gisela Sabal Dr. & Mrs. Jeff & Anne Walker 
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A Letter from Our President
Suburban Service League is an all- volunteer organization with a mission to provide financial assistance through fundraising events to organizations who help people in need. The League also gives annually to families, individuals, community members in need of specific financial assistance.
Our service area is focused on the south suburbs of Chicago. Most likely, you know someone who has been touched by Suburban Service League.
Our members solicit financial support from corporations, small businesses and individuals. We also employ a “hands on” approach by working side-by-side and participate in a myriad of activities that support the charities with whom we work.
This year we celebrate 55 years of service. Last year the League financially supported 52 charities and 19 individuals located in our immediate backyard or our neighboring communities. Suburban Service League volunteers provide meals, beds, bedding, clothes, day to day living supplies, as well as financially support individual education needs with grants to local community colleges and high schools.
Some of the charities Suburban Service League supports include: Aunt Martha’s, Will County Children’s Advocacy Center, Good Shepard Center, Together We Cope, Cancer Support Centers, Lincolnway Special Recreation Foundation, Respond Now, SOS Childrens’ Village, PADS, area Food Pantries, Journey, Jones Memorial Community Center, South Suburban Family Shelter, South Suburban Special Recreation Association, Pediatric Oncology Treasure Chest, Bridge Teen Center and Homewood Science Center. For a complete list, please click on Benefactors and Resources tab.
As of Suburban Service League’s 50th anniversary in 2013, the League has donated over $2.4 million and members are proud to report that every dollar raised goes directly back to communities we serve. We closely scrutinized every donated dollar to assure legitimate funding.
If you would like to send a donation, attend our fundraiser the Crystal Ball 2018 or learn more about the organization, please contact me at: info@Suburban ServiceLeague.org
The members of Suburban Service League greatly appreciate your interest in helping us help those in need in our communities.
Sincerely,
Stacy Holland
President
Suburban Service League
Our service area is focused on the south suburbs of Chicago. Most likely, you know someone who has been touched by Suburban Service League.
Our members solicit financial support from corporations, small businesses and individuals. We also employ a “hands on” approach by working side-by-side and participate in a myriad of activities that support the charities with whom we work.
This year we celebrate 55 years of service. Last year the League financially supported 52 charities and 19 individuals located in our immediate backyard or our neighboring communities. Suburban Service League volunteers provide meals, beds, bedding, clothes, day to day living supplies, as well as financially support individual education needs with grants to local community colleges and high schools.
Some of the charities Suburban Service League supports include: Aunt Martha’s, Will County Children’s Advocacy Center, Good Shepard Center, Together We Cope, Cancer Support Centers, Lincolnway Special Recreation Foundation, Respond Now, SOS Childrens’ Village, PADS, area Food Pantries, Journey, Jones Memorial Community Center, South Suburban Family Shelter, South Suburban Special Recreation Association, Pediatric Oncology Treasure Chest, Bridge Teen Center and Homewood Science Center. For a complete list, please click on Benefactors and Resources tab.
As of Suburban Service League’s 50th anniversary in 2013, the League has donated over $2.4 million and members are proud to report that every dollar raised goes directly back to communities we serve. We closely scrutinized every donated dollar to assure legitimate funding.
If you would like to send a donation, attend our fundraiser the Crystal Ball 2018 or learn more about the organization, please contact me at: info@Suburban ServiceLeague.org
The members of Suburban Service League greatly appreciate your interest in helping us help those in need in our communities.
Sincerely,
Stacy Holland
President
Suburban Service League
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P.O. Box 2073 Frankfort, IL 60423
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