Quincy Humane Society creates 25 for 2025 campaign to celebrate 145th anniversary

QUINCY — A 25 for 2025 Challenge has been created to kick off Quincy Humane Society’s 145th anniversary year. The organization is looking for 25 supporters to pledge $25 a month for the next 12 months to help save lives and create brighter futures for animals in need.

By contributing a $25 monthly gift, participants will play a critical role in funding essential needs like food, shelter and care for homeless pets and help connect pets with loving forever homes.

In a press release, executive director Pilar Brumbaugh said, “With just 25 individuals committing to a $25 monthly donation, we can raise $7,500 in a year. This amount can make a profound difference in the lives of the animals we serve. The 25 for 2025 Challenge is so much more than fundraising. It’s about creating a community of hope and compassion for animals.”

The challenge is open for donors to get started. Participants are encouraged to join by visiting https://givebutter.com/25for2025.

Monthly gifts provide Quincy Humane Society with a steady and reliable funding source.

Quincy Humane Society is a no-kill animal shelter committed to improving the lives of pets and people in the community through adoption, education and outreach. It has been a trusted resource for animal welfare in the Quincy area since it was established in 1880.

For more information or to join the 25 for 2025 Challenge, call 217-223-8786 or visit www.quincyhumanesociety.org.