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Blue Cap Tag Days

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October 2, 2021

Tri-State Disposal will hand out Albanese World’s Best Gummi Bears while collecting donations alongside the Blue Cap Foundation. Collections will take place from 8 AM to 2 PM.  intersections of 127th & Ridgeland (Palos Heights), 127th & Harlem (Palos Heights), and 111th and Harlem (Worth). Funds raised will go towards the organization to ensure future care and support for people with intellectual disabilities.

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