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The Schaumburg Township Human Services Fund (HSF) was established in 1997 as a not-for-profit and tax-exempt organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the IRS code to raise tax deductible contributions from individuals, businesses, and private foundations to be used on behalf of the human care programs and services of the Township of Schaumburg.
Mission Statement | Board of Directors | Fulfilling Our Mission | Upcoming Activities
The mission of the Schaumburg Township Human Services Fund is to improve the quality of life for disabled, senior, youth, and disadvantaged residents of Schaumburg Township, including those in need of mental health treatment, by enhancing, supplementing, and expanding the charitable and educational services and programs of Schaumburg Township through developing resources and providing opportunities for community involvement.
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- President: Donnally Olsen
- Vice President: Antonia (Toni) M. Girten
- Treasurer: George Steiner
- Secretary: Susan Giannone
- Director: Diane Ariola
- Director: Jeffrey Mytych
- Director: OPEN POSITION
- Director: OPEN POSITION
- Director: OPEN POSITION
Schaumburg Township Board - Liaisons
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- This past holiday season, the Human Services Fund received more than $11,000 from the local business community to be used for the Schaumburg Township Food Pantry.
- The Human Services Fund recently provided over $3,000 in funds for the purchase of six new radios to be used in the Schaumburg Township Senior/Disabled Bus Program. They provided for a better, stronger, and more reliable communications system between bus drivers in the field and the township transportation office. This will help improve services and assist staff in getting seniors and disabled residents to their destinations.
- The Human Services Fund is administering the Township of Schaumburg Supervisor’s Scholarship. It provides one $1,000 award to a high school senior who plans a career in a human service field such as, but not limited to, nursing, social work, physical therapy, and medicine. The graduating student must be a resident of Schaumburg Township who attends Conant, Fremd, Hoffman Estates, or Schaumburg high schools. Supervisor Mary Wroblewski is personally funding this scholarship. No township tax dollars are involved.
Donation to Township Food Pantry
The HSF donated $500 of its Septemberfest proceeds to help replenish the shelves of the Township Food Pantry. We encourage residents to buy a bag of groceries for the Food Pantry as well.
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Be a Member of the HSF Board of Directors
Interested in helping out the Schaumburg Township Community? Join the HSF board of directors and work on behalf of the many human care programs and services offered by the Township of Schaumburg.
For information, contact HSF President Bill Clark at 847/884-0030 ext. 5201.
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