ComEd and PLCCA Brighten Holidays for 400 Families with Toys, Food, and Bill Assistance
A Day of Joy and Practical Support
PLCCA Inc. and ComEd teamed up to spread holiday joy and vital resources to 400 families during the annual Christmas Holiday Food Basket and Toy Giveaway on December 17. Held at PLCCA’s headquarters on Madison Street, the event brought festive cheer and practical assistance to families in need.
Festive Fun and Practical Support
Children took photos with Santa Claus, played by Maywood Fire Chief Bronaugh, while toys for up to four children per family were distributed by members of the Maywood Fire Department and PLCCA staff. Families also left with holiday food baskets, ensuring they could celebrate the season with hearty meals.
ComEd’s Powering Lives Resource Fairs
In addition to holiday festivities, attendees received critical support from ComEd representatives, who connected families to bill-assistance programs and energy efficiency resources. The initiative was part of ComEd’s Powering Lives Resource Fairs, which are designed to bring help directly to communities that need it most.
Additional Support Available
For those unable to attend, ComEd offered additional support through its Smart Assistance Manager, available online at ComEd.com/SAM.
Sponsors and Partners
The event was made possible with support from sponsors including Amazon, Nicor Gas, and ComEd, whose contributions underscored the power of collaboration in uplifting the community.
A Lasting Impact
Though registration for the event was full, the impact of this day will resonate well beyond the holiday season, reminding families of the resources available to them year-round.
Ongoing Support
PLCCA Inc. and ComEd continue to lead the charge in ensuring no family in Maywood is left without the support they need to thrive.
Conclusion
The annual Christmas Holiday Food Basket and Toy Giveaway is a testament to the power of community and the importance of providing vital resources to those in need. ComEd and PLCCA’s partnership is a shining example of how organizations can come together to make a positive impact on the lives of others.
FAQs
Q: Who was eligible to participate in the event?
A: The event was open to 400 families in need in the Maywood community.
Q: What types of resources were available to attendees?
A: Attendees received holiday food baskets, toys for up to four children per family, and connected with ComEd representatives for bill-assistance programs and energy efficiency resources.
Q: How can families access additional support from ComEd?
A: Families can access additional support through ComEd’s Smart Assistance Manager, available online at ComEd.com/SAM.
