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Schaumburg Office “Bowling for Charity” Event Raises $5,000 for Little City Foundation!

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Our Schaumburg office held their second annual “Bowling for Charity” event on April 18th at Level 257 Bowling in the Woodfield Mall in Schaumburg. More than 110 people attended the event that, through the KoenigRubloff Cares Foundation, raised $5,000 for the Little City Foundation, an organization that provides integrated living arrangement homes for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. To view photos from the event, please click here to visit our Facebook gallery. To read more, please see our coverage in Chicago Tribune and Daily Herald.

Schaumburg Dog Adpotion A Success!

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On Sunday, February 22nd, our Schaumburg agents & staff hosted a very special dog adoption event at their office at 2570 N Schaumburg Road.  The event was put on in conjunction with Chicagoland Dog Rescue, Little City Foundation and KoenigRubloff Cares Foundation.  The team put together an array of doggie treats, human treats, gift bags, and there was even a coloring contest for the kids!  In the end, 4 dogs were on the road to finding new families.  To see all the photos, visit our Facebook album here.

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Schaumburg Office to Host Dog Adoption Event This Sunday!

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JuneThis Sunday, February 22nd, our Schaumburg office and the KoenigRubloff Cares Foundation will hold a pet adoption event in conjunction with Chicagoland Dog Rescue, a Schaumburg-based animal rescue. The event will take place from 12:00pm – 3:00pm at the office, located at 2570 N. Schaumburg Road. All of the dogs at the event have had their shots and have been spayed or neutered. Admission is free and there will be dog themed cookies, snacks, and drinks.  Children will also have the opportunity to enter a coloring contest.  Puppies are $300 to adopt, while mature dogs are $250 to take home.  Donations will also be accepted to benefit the Chicagoland Dog Rescue and Little City Foundation, an organization that provides housing and programs to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. To read more about the event, please click here.

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