Here at North Bridge, we’re pitching in to help support U.S. military personnel on duty halfway around the world.  Our staff, along with our candidates, will be sending “CARE packages” of items to the brave men and women stationed in Afghanistan.  If you would like to contribute to our packages, this link will show you the items most requested by our troops. Thank you for your support!

You can also pitch in by visiting www.uso.org and finding out how you or your business can join the effort and show your appreciation.

A big part of the culture here at North Bridge is about outreach.  We’re firm believers in doing whatever we can, whenever we can, to assist and promote the great organizations that help make Chicago a better place to live. 

So when we had the opportunity to help out with preparing and serving meals at Ronald McDonald House, we were all to happy to lend a hand!  We had a great time, and everyone got to share that special feeling of uniting with others in service to a good cause.

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…to everyone who helped make our Annual Holiday Party & Food Drive Fundraiser a success.  A good time was had by all, in service to a good cause.  Follow the link and look through our complete Facebook photo album from the revelries!

At North Bridge Staffing Group, we’re supporters of Ronald McDonald House in Chicagoland and all the good work it does, as we are of several area good causes.  Right now, this organization is pursuing something that’s especially close to home for Chicagoans, as they work toward building the largest Ronald McDonald House in the world in Streeterville.

The Skyline Oasis will provide housing for kids receiving treatment at the Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago, Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Prentice Women’s Hospital and the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago.  Amenities will include “14-stories of care & comfort for families of hospitalized children including 86 guest rooms, a rooftop healing deck and a kitchen filled with home-cooked meals and supportive conversation.”

Follow the link to find out more, and to see how you can help in support of this terrific program.