The 2023 Lavelle Law Charities Food Drive Delivers!

Lavelle Law Charities • November 16, 2023

The 2023 Lavelle Law Charities Food Drive has culminated in an incredible success, surpassing expectations. Our 4-week long food drive concluded on October 27, when Lavelle Law employees delivered well over $10,000 worth of food items and a check for $12,780 for the Schaumburg Township Food Pantry. These donations will keep the shelves stocked throughout the holiday season and beyond. This achievement would not have been possible without the support of our generous community. Thank you to everyone who donated, the organizations who hosted a collection box, and everyone who pitched in to help. We also thank our corporate sponsors for their generous support: Tony’s Fresh Market, Clearwater Capital Partners, Britt Industries, Norman Mechanical, Kleen Air, Tenant Advisors, and Quick Delivery Service.


To all who rallied behind the 2023 Lavelle Law Charities Food Drive, your support has made the holiday season brighter and brings hope for months ahead for over 1,100 families who rely on the Schaumburg Township Food Pantry.


Thank you for making a difference!


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