Image360 Mokena Donates 'Open' Signs To Businesses

MOKENA, IL — If you live in the Mokena area, you may have spotted some new signs on or outside of open restaurants. Image360 Mokena usually makes signs, graphics or other marketing materials to help businesses market their brand. However, due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Image360 Mokena has shifted its focus to helping other businesses during these difficult times.

Owner Jon Osborne is offering free banners to food service businesses who are trying to keep operations going. Many restaurants are still offering delivery or pick-up services, so Image360 is giving away banners that say, "open for take-out" and "open for delivery and take-out" to help inform the community of the business' current operations.

"I just wanted to do something positive," Osborne told Patch, adding that he's delivered about 50 signs to local businesses. The idea came about from some other franchises who started donating banners to help out.

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Image360 is a franchise which has locations across the United States. The home office of Image360 developed the sign templates so franchises could use the designs and not create something from scratch.

"Everybody was just so appreciative," Osborne said.

If any business is still looking for a sign, they can contact Image360 via its website or Facebook page.

So far, over 30 of Mokena's small local businesses have filled out Patch's simple online survey to let everyone know they are open and their current hours of operations during the coronavirus outbreak.

If you still want to add your business to Patch's list of open and closed businesses, you can do so here.

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