Community Food Pantry
Items donated served families, children, seniors, and others at risk of hunger.
At Captive Resources Captive Resources (CRI), our colleagues enjoy giving together for causes they are passionate about. Find out how we make a difference as a team.
WINGS Coat Drive
Captive Resources colleagues donated more than 70 coats to WINGS — an organization dedicated to helping people impacted by domestic violence.
Operation Gratitude
Our colleagues provided donations, letters, and cards to Operation Gratitude — an organization that delivers care packages to deployed troops, military units, veterans, and first responders.
Phil's Friends
Our team made blankets and collected donations for Phil's Friends — an organization that helps those fighting cancer by providing care packages.
Captive Resources Blood Drive
Many CRI colleagues enjoy participating in local blood drives to help others when they need it most.
Feed My Starving Children
CRI’s colleagues united to provide nutritious meals to children worldwide through Feed My Starving Children.
Special Olympics
It was an honor to sponsor the Chicago Ducky Derby and be a part of the Illinois Unified Relay Across America for the 2015 Special Olympics World Games in Los Angeles.
Illini Women's Invitational
In October 2023, members of the Captive Resources team trekked to Medinah Country Club to volunteer as scorekeepers and spotters at the Illini Women's Invitational hosted by the University of Illinois women's golf team.
DECA District Competition Judging
Captive Resources volunteers judged the DECA District Competition in Rosemont, IL in January 2023. DECA prepares high school and college students worldwide to be future leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management.
Plus, Other Worthy Causes
Many of our colleagues also contribute their time and resources individually to deserving charitable endeavors, from crisis intervention groups such as National Runaway Safeline and humanitarian support organizations like GiGi’s Playhouse to fundraisers combating homelessness like Golf for Hope and animal rescue nonprofits such as Rover Rescue.
Our COVID Response
During the COVID-19 pandemic, CRI initiated exhaustive measures to keep our colleagues and their families safe and make it easier for them to work remotely. Here are some of the policies and programs we implemented:
- We provided most colleagues with a one-time bonus to help with the increased food and supply costs associated with working from home at the beginning of the pandemic.
- We began offering tutoring assistance of up to $1,000 per month for colleagues with school-age children, a benefit which we are still providing.
- We equipped our team with additional work-from-home tools such as Webex and Microsoft Teams and set up training programs to use them effectively.
- We installed a best-in-class HVAC system to improve airflow throughout the office and reduce airborne pathogens and allergens.