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04.20.2020
WBC Launches “Together Against COVID-19” Campaign
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WBC is proud of the Chicagoans and Chicago companies that have risen to the occasion during the COVID-19 pandemic. To share our appreciation, we’ve launched a digital media campaign to highlight Chicago’s corporate and business community for demonstrating what it means to be “Together Against COVID-19”. As part of this, we’re sharing positive stories of Chicagoans and Chicago companies stepping up to the plate to help during the pandemic through specific corporate contributions, volunteerism and donations. Help us spread the news by sharing WBC’s social media posts and by using the hashtag #TogetherAgainstCOVID19
In addition, we’ve designed a window sign for you to display to your neighbors. Download a sign and show your support for #TogetherAgainstCOVID19
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