Two Ways to Become a Holiday Helper for the Animals!
Create your own holiday web page for the animals or
Start your own holiday wish list drive!Create your own holiday personal web page for the animals!
Everyone knows it is the thought that counts. However, when you receive that fifth fruitcake, do you say to yourself, “It would have been nice if they would have made a donation to Heartland.” If this is something that happens to you, become an Emailing Elf for the Animals. Simply go to www.firstgiving.com/has and follow the simple instructions to create your personal holiday page. Then email your holiday page link to friends and relatives asking them to make a donation to the animals in lieu of holiday gifts. The animals will love you for it and you won’t have to regift another fruitcake!
Here's How It Works:
- Heartland is registered with firstgiving who makes it simple for you to create your personal web page to celebrate your special occasion and raise funds in honor of the animals at Heartland Animal Shelter.
- Getting started is easy, just go to www.firstgiving.com/has
- Once there, It only takes a few minutes to create your personal holiday page for the animals!
- You can personalize the text and the photo on your page to express your passions and your purpose!
- Finally send the link to your new web page out to your friends, family, colleagues - anyone you think will help you celebrate your special occasion in honor of the animals!
Start your own holiday wish list drive for the animals!
Consider becoming a Wish List Elf and host your own holiday drive to collect wish list items for the animals! This is a great service project for schools, scout troops, neighborhoods or at your office.
1) Print, make copies or email these two flyers to friends, family, neighbors or co-workers and tell them you are collecting wish list items for the animals at Heartland this holiday season! 2) Choose a convenient date, time and location to collect the wish list items or you can ask them to drop off donations in the donation bin at the shelter at 2975 Milwaukee Ave. Northbrook, IL
