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'Tip-A-Cop' For Special Olympics
Numerous Aurora Police officers and Kane County Sheriffs deputies will be trading their badges for aprons on July 9 when they stage “Tip-A-Cop” to raise money for Special Olympics Illinois.
From 5-9 p.m., the officers and deputies will be waiting tables at Buffalo Wild Wings, 1460 N. Orchard Rd., Aurora, collecting money for Special Olympics. Not only will they donate the tips they receive to the organization, but Buffalo Wild Wings will also donate 10% of all food purchases to the cause from 11 a.m. until midnight. In order for the 10% donation to apply, patrons should tell their servers that they are there for the Special Olympics fund raising.
The event is one of several being organized by Aurora Police this year as they continue their tradition of supporting Special Olympics. Aurora Police officers and support personnel have raised just under $11,000 so far this year after raising over $15,000 last year.
Special Olympics Illinois provides year-round training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.
More information on Tip-A-Cop is available from Sgt. Doug Podschweit who can be reached at 630-256-5772. More information on Special Olympics Illinois is available at www.soill.org.
Location: Buffalo Wild Wings, 1460 N. Orchard Rd., Aurora, Illinois
Contact: Sgt. Doug Podschweit, (630) 256-5772
General
July 9th, 2012*
5–9 p.m.
*This event has already taken place. Please visit the calendar of events for current events.
NOTE: Minutes and Agendas are in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. You must have Acrobat Reader to view them. Right click the link and download to your computer.
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