Alpha Zeta Phi hosting blanket drive
Upper Iowa University’s Alpha Zeta Phi is hosting a blanket drive at the University’s Fayette Campus through December 1. The donated items will be delivered to Chi Town Blankets, a nonprofit organization created by Upper Iowa University alumnus and former AZP president Dominic Hillesheim ‘18, who currently resides in Chicago. Pictured are current AZP officers (l-r) secretary Josh Buresh of Waverly, Iowa; Greek Council representative Kyle Routhieaux of Casco, Wisconsin; president Jack Thode of Cedar Falls, Iowa; and Student Government Association representative Colin Lacey of Pleasant Hill, Iowa.
Upper Iowa University’s Alpha Zeta Phi (AZP) Greek Club is joining Chi Town Blankets in hosting a blanket drive for those in need in Chicago. Anyone wishing to donate a blanket(s), may do so by dropping off the new or slightly used items at the University’s Student Center, Dorman Gymnasium or Liberal Arts building at Fayette Campus. The Good Samaritan effort will run through Sunday, December 1.
Chi Town Blankets is a nonprofit organization created by Upper Iowa University alumnus and former AZP president Dominic Hillesheim ‘18, who currently resides in Chicago. The goal is to distribute 100 blankets to Chicagoans in need before December 25. For additional information, contact current AZP president Jack Thode at thodej59@uiu.edu or visit www.chitownblankets.com.
(Editors note: Hillesheim, Thode and Buresh are each employed with the Chicago Bears. A story on the three Peacocks can be found in the top featured section of The Bridge Online.)
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