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CANDY DAY Home page

CANDY DAY - October 12 (13), 2007
is the premiere fund raising campaign of the Lions of Illinois Foundation. This single event raises over 50% of the total operating cost for the thirteen service programs of the LIF that assist visually & hearing impaired in llinois.

 

 

Clubs may keep 40% of net funds raised ......
Just Think If your Club collects $1000 $400 could be used for your Club's local hearing & vision programs

 

 

Candy Day can provide all participating Lions, Lioness, & Leo Clubs the perfect event to be seen and recognized in their home community & statewide. The Lions apron, in traditional yellow with blue Lions Logo, is a uniform of distinction identifying the wearer as a member of one of Illinois' largest service organizations dedicated to vision & hearing loss prevention and awareness.
Candy Day Forms And Tips ...
Plan for success - Every Club can have a successful Candy Day. Just take the time to consider these vital ingredients:
Manpower, Location, Publicity, & Community Support

Every form you need is here.
Plus we have included campaign ideas to help plan for success.
Just select and click on the form or topic to view & print:

Candy Day Order Form

Final Report Form

Campaign Strategies

Candy Day History

The following supplies from the LIF may be ordered
by calling 815-756-5633 or on the Candy Day Order Form:

Certificates of Appreciation for Volunteers & Underwriters,
Window posters, Underwriters decals, Volunteer pins, Collection canisters, notecard stickers for collection containers, Aprons, & Counter Collection cards

The Lions of Illinois Foundation does, of course, hope that your Club will join the ranks of 100% net proceeds donors. Each dollar keeps the goal to provide hearing & vision services alive and improving.
Remember-
Illinois Lions created the Foundation with the mission to provide "quality programs & services to the people of Illinois for the detection,treatment, and rehabilitation of visual & hearing impairments."