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EcoClean Water Restoration and Carpet Cleaning Helps Children

EcoClean Water Restoration and Carpet Cleaning in Naperville Along with Eight Businesses Provide Toys and Gifts to Children with Cancer

EcoClean Lead Marketing and Sales Strategist Ryan Miller and General Manager Angie Giles at the Treasure Chest Foundation’s Orland Park warehouse. The toys will bring smiles of joy to 100’s of children and teens battling cancer.
EcoClean Lead Marketing and Sales Strategist Ryan Miller and General Manager Angie Giles at the Treasure Chest Foundation’s Orland Park warehouse. The toys will bring smiles of joy to 100’s of children and teens battling cancer.

EcoClean Water Restoration and Carpet Cleaning in Naperville joined forces with Quigley’s Irish Pub in Naperville, 500 Station Apartments in Aurora, The Edge Fitness Club in Naperville, State Farm Agent Shannon Halstrom in Naperville, Aesthetic Air in West Chicago, Coldwell Banker Agent Lauren Fulena in Naperville, Anytime Fitness in Orland Park and Junlex Electric in Bolingbrook and raised 100's of toys for the Pediatric Oncology Treasure Chest Foundation.

Lead Marketing and Sales Strategist at EcoClean, Ryan Miller said, “Our neighbors had known about the Treasure Chest Foundation. Collecting for the Treasure Chest is a positive thing for 2020. We want the kids to know there is a community that cares about them.”

Treasure Chest Foundation CEO and Founder Colleen Kisel said, “We are extremely grateful to EcoClean Lead Marketing and Sales Strategist Ryan Miller for spearheading this unique toy drive and collecting so many great toys and gifts. It is amazing to receive such a tremendous donation, especially during our important holiday toy drive season.”

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The POTCF is a unique organization whose services impact more than 14,600 young cancer patients in 61cancer treatment centers in 20 states across the nation and in the District of Columbia. Nowhere else in the nation does such a program exist. Colleen Kisel founded the organization in 1996 after her then seven-year-old son Martin had been diagnosed with leukemia in 1993. Ms. Kisel discovered that giving her son a toy after each procedure provided a calming distraction from his pain, noting that when children are diagnosed with cancer their world soon becomes filled with doctors, nurses, chemotherapy drugs, surgeries and seemingly endless painful procedures. Martin celebrated his 27th anniversary of remission from the disease in March of 2020.

If you would like further information about the Treasure Chest Foundation, please contact Colleen Kisel at 708-687-TOYS (8697) or visit the Foundation’s web site at www.treasurechest.org.

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