INFANT WELFARE SOCIETY OF CHICAGO 3600 W. Fullerton Avenue, Chicago, IL 60647 773.782.2800 fax 773.782.5042 info@infantwelfare.org
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COMMEMORATIVE BRICKS
HOW DO I ORDER A BRICK?
To order a brick fill out the order form and send with your payment to:
Infant Welfare Society Brick Program
3600 W. Fullerton, Chicago, IL 60647
Questions: John Wilhelm, Executive Director, 773-782-2800
HOW MUCH DO BRICKS COST:
4" x 7" standard brick - $100
8" x 7" large brick - $250
13" x 8" extra large brick - $500
HOW WILL I KNOW WHEN MY BRICK ORDER HAS BEEN PROCESSED?
You will receive a confirmation letter and certificate.
If purchased as a gift, the gift recipient will receive the certificate and letter naming the gift giver.
It you would like your purchase to be a surprise, indicate the surprise in space on the brick order form.
HOW MUCH TEXT FITS ON A BRICK?
- 4" x 7" standard brick
3 lines of text with 12 character per line
- 8" x 7" large brick
5 lines of characters, 12 per line
- 13" x 8" extra large brick
5 lines of text and 20 characters per line
(Character numbers include space, punctuation marks, parentheses.
Text will be standard size, font and style.)
WHAT SHOULD MY BRICK INSCRIPTION BE?
Messages are often personal, but many include a person's name, or year.
Celebrate a birthday, anniversary, or honor a special person.
DONATE A BRICK & PAVE THE WAY
TO GOOD HEALTH
FOR THOSE IN NEED . . .
The Infant Welfare Society invites you to celebrate the memory of a loved one, commemorate a special occasion, or remember a friend - donate a commemorative brick to be placed in the entrance of the IWS's Angel Harvey Community Health Center in west Logan Square. Your gift will help continue the Infant Welfare Society's tradition of visionary care and mark a special person or event in your life in a place where you will be proud to have helped open new doors to health care for those in need.
Don’t miss this special and unique opportunity to leave an enduring symbol of community support.
Over 207 bricks
have been placed at the
entrance of the
Angel Harvey
Infant Welfare Community
Health Center to date.
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