Know Someone with A Heart of Gold? Tell Them.
Here’s A Great Way To Let Someone Know You Think So, Just in Time for Valentine’s Day
Know someone with a heart of gold? Here’s a great way to let them know you think so, just in time for Valentine’s Day. Give a gift to Fairfield County’s Inner-City Foundation for Charity & Education in the name of a friend for Valentine’s Day this year, and the charity will send him or her a special Heart of Gold canvas tote bag and a card letting them know that someone - you - thinks that he/she has a heart of gold, and that the gift given in their name goes a long way toward helping the neediest families, adults and children of Fairfield County.
“What better way to tell someone you think they have a heart of gold than by giving to others in their name?” said Richard T. Stone, Executive Director for The Inner-City Foundation for Charity & Education. “It’s win-win! And what better time than Valentine’s Day?”
The special Heart of Gold tote bag is free with a tax-deductible donation of $100 while supplies last, and can be ordered online here. You are can order up to 10 at one time via the Foundation’s secure website; order by February 9th and the Foundation will be sure to send your friends their Valentines and tote bags in time for Valentine’s Day.
The Inner-City Foundation helps the neediest residents of Fairfield County by supporting local organizations providing opportunities for education, both child and adult, as well as food, shelter, professional services and help and counseling for addiction, recovery and domestic violence. Now in their 25th year, the Foundation hopes that this year’s special Valentine’s Day promotion will generate funds to get them closer to their 25th year goal of raising $2.5 million this year, twice what they normally raise in a year. They’re about halfway there, according to Stone.
About The Inner-City Foundation for Charity & Education: The Inner-City Foundation For Charity & Education is a 501(c)(3) non-sectarian foundation that supports organizations addressing the most basic human needs of Fairfield County residents seeking help. Organizations providing food, clothing, shelter, education and counseling to at-risk and needy families, children and adults of Fairfield County may apply for grants, and will be considered. The Inner-City Foundation seeks to support organizations that provide not only a safety net but also a springboard to a better future for its Fairfield County neighbors most in need, providing not only help but hope. Founded in 1992, the Inner-City Foundation has provided more than $28 million to about 200 local organizations over the last quarter-century. For more information about The Inner-City Foundation or to donate visit The Inner-City Foundation for Charity & Education at innercityfoundation.org, or call 203.416.1496.
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