The Signature Room at the 95th Announces 2012 Charity of the Month Beneficiaries

The Signature Room has announced the twelve non-profits that will benefit from the Charity of the Month program in 2012. Since the programs inception in 1993, The Signature Room has donated upwards of $918,00 to over 200 Chicagoland charities.
 
Dec. 8, 2011 - PRLog -- CHICAGO, IL. – Since 1993 when Rick Roman and Nick Pyknis took ownership of The Signature Room at the 95th, they have benefited twelve non-profit organizations per year with their Charity of the Month program.  During the charity’s selected month, 10 percent of proceeds earned through items purchased from the specially created Signature Menu are donated to the organization. In total, the Charity of the Month program developed by The Signature Room ownership team has donated upwards of $918,000 to over 200 organizations since its inception.  

“We believe in giving back to the community that has been a big part of our success as an iconic Chicago restaurant and business.  Our entire team feels honored to support these worthy organizations improving our community, and we are proud to help them move their causes forward,” said Rick Roman, chairman and CEO of Infusion Management Group.

Each year, charities can apply for consideration to be part of the program between June and August.  Information is available on the website.  For 2012, the Charity of the Month recipients will be:

January: Passages Hospice Dreams
Mission Statement: Is dedicated to “family and patient” centered hospice care, focusing on the family’s wants and needs as well as each patient’s best interest.

February: The Night Ministry
Mission Statement: The Night Ministry compassionately provides housing, health care, outreach, spiritual care, and social services to adults and youth who struggle with homelessness, poverty and loneliness.  We accept individuals as they are and offer support as they seek to improve their lives.

March: National Alliance on Mental Illness of Greater Chicago (NAMI)
Mission Statement: NAMI of Greater Chicago provides hope and improves the quality of life for those in the greater Chicago area whose lives are affected by serious mental illness(es).

April: Housing Opportunities and Maintenance for the Elderly (H.O.M.E.)
Mission Statement: H.O.M.E is committed to improving the quality of life for Chicago's low-income elderly.

May: Connections for Abused Women and their Children
Mission Statement: Formerly Chicago Abused Women Coalition, is committed to ending domestic violence. It is known throughout Chicago for its emphasis on bi-cultural, bilingual services.

June: Misericordia Home
Mission Statement: Also known as Heart of Mercy, support individuals with developmental disabilities in maximizing their level of independence and self-determination.

July: A Silver Lining Foundation
Mission Statement: A Silver Lining Foundation helps to ensure dignified, respectful and equal access to quality cancer education and services for all, by creating meaningful partnerships with community, advocacy and healthcare organizations.

August: Bears Care
Mission Statement: The organization is committed to improving the quality of life for people in the Chicago-land community, especially disadvantaged children and their families, through targeted programs supporting education, youth athletics, and medical research and health awareness programs focusing on breast and ovarian cancer.

September: Ovarian Cancer Symptom Awareness Organization (OCSA)
Mission Statement:  OCSA is dedicated to saving lives by educating women and their families about the silent symptoms of ovarian cancer, the number one gynecologic cancer killer of women. Note: September is International Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month.

October: One for the Kids
Mission Statement: Comprised of a group of concerned individuals who want to make a difference to benefit children of the Chicago-land area by raising money for several different local children’s charities.

November: Kids Fight Cancer
Mission Statement: To provide pediatric and adolescent cancer patients with a safe, educational and entertaining environment which reduces the stresses, side effects and emotional struggles confronted during cancer treatment.

December: Slow Food Chicago
Mission Statement: Slow Food Chicago seeks to create dynamic and lasting change in our local food system to ensure equity, sustainability and pleasure in the food we eat.

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About the Signature Room at the 95th
The Signature Room and Signature Lounge are privately owned Chicago favorites, with over 8,000 square feet of dining and entertainment space atop one of the city’s most recognized buildings. Unparalleled views of Chicago’s Magnificent Mile, Lake Michigan and the city’s world-renowned architectural gems are rivaled by the sophisticated, contemporary American cuisine that pleases over 800,000 guests each year. An award-winning wine list accompanies a delicious variety of menus ranging from light lunch options to timeless dinner classics, and from gourmet bar fare to specialty brunches. To toast any occasion, The Signature Lounge provides a stunning setting. Visit www.signatureroom.com for more information.
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