State Representative Sara Feigenholtz to Support Sleepout for Homeless
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In 2013, she sponsored and passed historic legislation to extend Meidcaid coverage to the uninsured through the Affordable Car Act, and was critical in helping Care For Friends enroll over 80 homeless Chicagoans with health insurance they became entitled to.Feigenholtz’ breakfast will be held at 530 W. Fullerton Parkway, and will be open to Care For Friends volunteers, supporters, and press at 7am on Saturday, January 28th.Chicago, IL, January 20, 2017 --( PR.com )-- State Representative Sara Feigenholtz, the Assistant Majority Leader for the Illinois House of Representatives announced her plan to support Care for Friends’ “Sleepout for Homelessness” by hosting a breakfast for volunteers and other supporters on January 28th.The Sleepout begins at sunset on January 27th, where Chicagoans who volunteer on homeless issues will sleep in a series of tents in Lincoln Park to raise money for Care For Friends – whose team of 90 volunteers provide hot meals, healthcare, clothing, and essential supplies to approximately 12,000 homeless guests each year.In 2013, she sponsored and passed historic legislation to extend Meidcaid coverage to the uninsured through the Affordable Car Act, and was critical in helping Care For Friends enroll over 80 homeless Chicagoans with health insurance they became entitled to.“Representative Feigenholtz has been an amazing partner to Care for Friends and our guests for many years,” said Board Chair, JD Miller.“Her support with a hot cup of coffee after a long night outdoors in one of the coldest nights of the year will be really appreciated.”Care for Friends’ website has more details on the event at http://www.careforfriends.org/sleepout-for-homelessness.Feigenholtz’ breakfast will be held at 530 W. Fullerton Parkway, and will be open to Care For Friends volunteers, supporters, and press at 7am on Saturday, January 28th.About Care For FriendsCare For Friends provides easy access to community, food and overall wellness for Chicago’s most vulnerable and under-served people, in an atmosphere of dignity and respect.Through its programs, the organization successfully connects people with community resources to enable them to achieve a better quality of life.