Brighten the holidays for families touched by domestic violence with WING s Sweet Home Chicago gingerbread house kit Order a Sweet Home Chicago gingerbread house kits with all the trimmings to decorate it by Monday, Dec. 14. Courtesy of WINGS
Updated 12/11/2020 10:49 AM
Like so many nonprofits this year, WINGS Sweet Home Chicago 17th annual fundraiser is heading home for the holidays instead of its traditional location at The Four Seasons Chicago.
For the first time this year, families anywhere in the country who donate $100 to WINGS, Illinois largest agency serving families touched by domestic violence, can receive one of its popular Sweet Home Chicago gingerbread house kits with all the trimmings to decorate it.
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