Covenant House provides shelter, food, safety, and immediate crisis care to young people facing homelessness and human trafficking across North America. The Sleep Out plays a vital role in ensuring that these children have access to safe spaces, caring support, and opportunities to build a brighter future.

“At DNA Services, we believe in supporting organizations that make real, lasting change in their communities,” said Jeff Hasenmiller, CEO of D&A Services, LLC. “We were very proud to partner with Covenant House and contribute to a cause that protects, empowers, and uplifts vulnerable youth.”

To learn more about Covenant House or to make a donation, visit Covenant House Sleep Out.

“Very Proud of our Team. We are supporting “Communities that Care” Back-To-School program. Providing underprivileged children with backpacks and school supplies. We want to thank you all for giving a child a fresh new start to the school year! #Teachers #team #Family #givingbacktothecommunity”
– Greg Neely, Chief Operations Officer at D&A Services, LLC.

This Back-to-School initiative benefits underprivileged children in the Chicagoland area. The program partners with Communities That Care to collect backpacks filled with essential school supplies for low-income youth, ensuring they have the tools needed for academic success.

The process is simple: choose a Back-to-School tag with a supply list for a specific age group, purchase a new backpack, fill it with the listed items, and attach the tag to the front. It’s a meaningful way to make a child feel confident and prepared on that important first day of school.

Back 2 School Illinois (formerly The Illinois Currency Exchange Charitable Foundation) was established in 2010 by the Community Currency Exchange Association of Illinois (CCEA), representing more than 350 Currency Exchanges across the state. The organization’s roots go back even further, to the first free school supply distributions held years earlier.

While the Back 2 School program remains its primary focus, Back 2 School Illinois also runs other initiatives that align with its mission of supporting children’s education.

To learn more about the program or to donate, visit: http://ctc4kids.org/

“Very Proud of our Team. We are supporting “Communities that Care” Back-To-School program. Providing underprivileged children with backpacks and school supplies. We want to thank you all for giving a child a fresh new start to the school year! #Teachers #team #Family #givingbacktothecommunity” – Greg Neely, Chief Operations Officer at D&A Services, LLC.

Back-to-School program benefiting underprivileged children in Chicagoland. This program partners with Communities That Care to collect backpacks filled with school supplies for low-income youth in our communities who are in need of the educational tools necessary for a proper education. 

The program works by choosing a Back-to-School tag with a list of the school supplies needed for each age group. Participants purchase a new backpack, fill it with the school supplies listed on the tag, and attach the tag to the front of the backpack. It’s a great way to make a child feel like a million dollars, equipped with a brand new backpack and school supplies on that first day of school! 

Back 2 School Illinois (formerly The Illinois Currency Exchange Charitable Foundation) was formed in 2010, by the Community Currency Exchange Association of Illinois (CCEA), which represents more than 350 Currency Exchanges in the state. The roots of the organization were planted a number of years earlier when the first free school supply distribution was launched. 

While the Back 2 School program remains the main thrust of Back 2 School Illinois efforts, the organization also offers other programs that fit within the guidelines of our mission. 

To learn more about the program, or to donate: http://ctc4kids.org/

Receivables Management Association International is the nonprofit trade association that represents more than 550 companies that support the purchase, sale, and collection of performing and nonperforming receivables on the secondary market. RMAI member companies work in a variety of financial services fields, including debt buying, collection agencies, law firms, originating creditors, and industry-related product and service providers. RMAI provides its members with extensive networking, educational, and business development opportunities in asset classes that span numerous industries. The association publishes a bi-annual magazine and monthly newsletter, provides educational and networking opportunities at major forums, events, and conferences, represents the membership before federal and state policymakers, and supports the industry where appropriate in appellate cases.

RMAI’s Receivables Management Certification Program and its Code of Ethics set the global standard within the receivables industry due to its rigorous uniform industry standards of best practice which focus on the protection of the consumer. RMAI continually sets the standard in the receivables management industry through its highly effective grassroots advocacy, conferences, committees, task forces, publications, webinars, teleconferences, and breaking news alerts.

Founded in 1997, RMAI is headquartered in Sacramento, California. 

Link: https://rmaintl.org/events/2023-annual-conference/

About RMAI International Annual Conference 

The annual RMAI International conference brings together all the players in the industry, welcoming over 1,100 attendees and showcasing over 100 exhibitors to provide abundant networking opportunities with key industry participants in the accounts receivable management industry. 

Educational sessions are focused on specific topic tracks including Compliance, Markets, and Operations. Other educational sessions are in a roundtable discussion format, bringing together some of the best minds for in-depth discussions on each topic. 

As RMAI International conference attendee since 1999 we are excited to participate in another conference with the organization. Each year we find that this conference brings together many of our clients in one hotel for socializing, networking and discussing changes to the business for the year. 

“In an industry where regulation is causing rapid changes in the way we do business, RMAI 2023 gives us an opportunity to learn from our peers and better understand how other organizations facing the same challenges are handling those issues” said Chief Risk Offer Jeff Hasenmiller. “We look forward to participating in discussions with regulators, creditors and our peers”. 

D&A Services and all of our employees continue to support our local orphanage Maryville Academy located here in Des Plaines, with toy and gift card donations exceeding $5,000.00.

Maryville’s mission is to help children and families reach their fullest potential by empowering intellectual, spiritual, moral and emotional growth. Maryville’s children will achieve personal and spiritual fulfillment as they become contributors to their communities and citizens of the world. They believe that every person has value in our society and should be encouraged to excel, no matter the challenges that life has offered.

“I couldn’t be more proud of our employees and their dedication to supporting the local community! Giving back is a core pillar and commitment we firmly stand by.” Anthony Crews – CEO

To learn more about Maryville Academy, visit www.maryvilleacademy.org.