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2023 Product Partners

Many area businesses help support Christmas Clearing House as Product Partners. Below is a list of 2023 Product Partners and their unique offering. Check back often for updates.

Christmas Clearing House Product Partners (as of November 26, 2023)

CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER

Now - Dec. 22: Apple Creek Flowers (207 N. Throop St.): Christmas Floral Arrangement and exclusive CCH-branded Tea Towel available for purchase. All proceeds donated to Christmas Clearing House. Stop in, call (815-338-2255), or order online.
Now - Dec. 23: Casting Whimsy (203 N. Madison St.): Donating $2 from every tin of Avalon (apple pie spice rooibos). Stop into the shop to purchase or buy that loose leaf tea flavor online.
Now - Dec. 23: Chop Suey Hut (218 N. Throop St.): Donating $1 for every Pina Colada, Mango Colada, and Strawberry Colada sold.
Now until supplies last: Makity Make (inside the Old Courthouse Center at 101 N. Johnson St.): $1 donation from the sale of each ceramic ornament you make.
Now until supplies last: D&A Salon / Curated by D&A (108 S. Benton St.): Shop their exclusive Christmas Clearing House candles as each sale brings a generous donation.
Now until supplies last: Seleta Scents (inside the Old Courthouse Center at 101 N. Johnson St.): A portion of sales from each Frankincense and Myrrh 4 oz. candle tin will be donated.
Now - Dec. 23: Silver Prairie Soap (124 Cass St.): Donating $1 for every bar of holiday-themed soap.
Black Friday (Nov. 24) ONLY: MobCraft Beer (inside the Old Courthouse Center at 101 N. Johnson St.): $10 for every Beer Advent Calendar sold either at their Woodstock location or online.
Now - Dec. 19: Black Oak Home & Haven (248 N. Throop St.): They created a specialty "A Very Rotary Christmas" 3 oz. scented melt and are donating all proceeds to Christmas Clearing House.
Now - Dec. 20: The Records Department (inside the Old Courthouse Center at 101 N. Johnson St.): Donating proceeds from every exclusive Krampus sticker (designed by a local artist)!
Nov. 28 (Giving Tuesday) ONLY: Studio D Jewelers (118 N. Benton St.) will be generously matching all donations on Giving Tuesday (up to $3000). Thank you, Studio D!
Dec. 1, 2, and 3: Hattie & Myrt (100 N. Benton St.): Donating a portion of their sales from those three December days.
Dec. 5 – 23: Ohm Grown (find them on Facebook): Dec. 5 – Dec. 23: Donating 10% from ticket sales to their upcoming events hosted around the community. Their upcoming event tickets can be found on their Facebook page.
Saturdays Dec. 9 & 16: Cesaroni’s (236 Main St.): Generously donating 10% of all Woodstock store sales. Please enjoy breakfast, lunch, and beverages there on those two Saturdays!
All of December: Kishwaukee Brewing Co. (1900 Dillard Ct.): Donating $1 from every pint sold of their specialty Elves' Red Ale brew.
All of December: Sofie’s Whiskey & Wine (150 S. Eastwood Dr.): Donating $2 to Christmas Clearing House for each 'Jingle Juice' cocktail served.
All of December: Woodstock Country Club (10310 Country Club Rd., Bull Valley): Donating proceeds from each pour of their specialty 'Holiday Punch.'

ALPHA ORDER

Apple Creek Flowers (207 N. Throop St.): Now - Dec. 22: Christmas Floral Arrangement and exclusive CCH-branded Tea Towel available for purchase. All proceeds donated to Christmas Clearing House. Stop in, call (815-338-2255), or order online.
Black Oak Home & Haven (248 N. Throop St.): Black Friday (Nov. 24) - Dec. 19: They created a specialty "A Very Rotary Christmas" 3 oz. scented melt and are donating all proceeds to Christmas Clearing House.
Casting Whimsy (203 N. Madison St.): Now - Dec. 23: Donating $2 from every tin of Avalon (apple pie spice rooibos). Stop into the shop to purchase or buy that loose leaf tea flavor online.
Cesaroni’s (236 Main St.): Saturday, Dec. 9 and Saturday, Dec. 16, Cesaroni’s is so generously donating 10% of all Woodstock store sales. Please enjoy breakfast, lunch, and beverages there on those two Saturdays!
Chop Suey Hut (218 N. Throop St.): Now - Dec. 23: Donating $1 for every Pina Colada, Mango Colada, and Strawberry Colada sold.
D&A Salon / Curated by D&A (108 S. Benton St.): Now until supplies last. Shop their exclusive Christmas Clearing House candles as each sale brings a generous donation.
Hattie & Myrt (100 N. Benton St.): Dec. 1, 2, and 3: Donating a portion of their sales from those three December days.
Kishwaukee Brewing Co. (1900 Dillard Ct.): All of December: Donating $1 from every pint sold of their specialty Elves' Red Ale brew.
Makity Make (inside the Old Courthouse Center at 101 N. Johnson St.): Now until supplies last: $1 donation from the sale of each ceramic ornament you make.
MobCraft Beer (inside the Old Courthouse Center at 101 N. Johnson St.): Black Friday (Nov. 24) ONLY: $10 for every Beer Advent Calendar sold either at their Woodstock location or online.
Ohm Grown (find them on Facebook): Dec. 5 – Dec. 23: Donating 10% from ticket sales to their upcoming events hosted around the community. Their upcoming event tickets can be found on their Facebook page.
The Records Department (inside the Old Courthouse Center at 101 N. Johnson St.): Now - Dec. 20: Donating proceeds from every exclusive Krampus sticker (designed by a local artist)!
Seleta Scents (inside the Old Courthouse Center at 101 N. Johnson St.): Now until supplies last: A portion of sales from each Frankincense and Myrrh 4 oz. candle tin will be donated.
Silver Prairie Soap (124 Cass St.): Now - Dec. 23: Donating $1 for every bar of holiday-themed soap.
Sofie’s Whiskey & Wine (150 S. Eastwood Dr.): All of December: donating $2 to Christmas Clearing House for each 'Jingle Juice' cocktail served.
Studio D Jewelers (118 N. Benton St.) will be generously matching all donations (up to $3000) on Giving Tuesday, November 28. Thank you, Studio D!
Woodstock Country Club (10310 Country Club Rd., Bull Valley): All of December: donating proceeds from each pour of their specialty 'Holiday Punch.'

The Rotary Club of Woodstock Welcomes You!

Posted by Kent Frisbie

The Rotary Club of Woodstock was chartered by Rotary International on April 22, 1968. Throughout its history, the Rotary Club of Woodstock has been committed to implementing community and international service projects and to encourage and foster:

FIRST. The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service;

SECOND. High ethical standards in business and professions, the recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations, and the dignifying of each Rotarian's occupation as an opportunity to serve society;

THIRD. The application of the ideal of service in each Rotarian's personal, business, and community life;

FOURTH. The advancement of international understanding, goodwill, and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional persons united in the ideal of service.

If you are interested in becoming a member of the Rotary Club of Woodstock, feel free to contact any of the current Rotary Club of Woodstock Officers listed to the right.

Why not help make your community and the world a better place through Rotary?

Service Above Self

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