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Join and/or Sponsor the South Suburban Postal Customer Council

The South Suburban Postal Customer Council (SSPCC) works hard to provide direct mail professionals and their companies with the postal knowledge, expert advise, networking opportunities and best practices that will help their businesses succeed.

Individual Membership

Join today! Individual membership in The South Suburban Postal Customer Council is free. As a member you will recieve email notifications of postal news and our events. In addition you will recieve various mailings on upcoming events and important postal news that effects our area.

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Sponsorship Opportunites

The SSPCC does not receive funding from the USPS. Our only source of revenue is from the events we organize and our generous sponsors. When the pandemic hit and we were limited to online learning these sponsor ships helped keep us solvent, and even allowed us to purchase equipment so that we could hybrid meetings once things opened up again. In order to continue providing the highest level of service possible to our industry, we are always looking for corporate sponsors to help us fund our programs.

Would your organization be willing to support the SSPCC by serving as a sponsor this year? A SSPCC sponsorship will increase the visibility and reputation of your organization in the direct marketing community. Sponsors will be recognized on the SSPCC website, in event mailings, in our newsletters, and more. See our Sponsor/Join page for more details.

2025 Sponsors

Priority Express - $500+   Jetson Mailers, ALG Worldwide Logistics, American Litho, National Lift Truck, Diamond Envelope, Sepire, Sappi, Darwill                          

Priority - $300 - $499    Open

First Class - $150 -$300        Associated, WRS Consulting

                                       

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USPS National and Illinois News

News from USPS National and USPS Great Lakes Area.
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ILLINOIS — The U.S. Postal Service will observe Memorial Day on Monday, May 25. All Post Office locations will be closed. Regular mail delivery and retail services will resume on Tuesday, May 26.
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WASHINGTON — The U.S. Postal Service will observe Memorial Day on Monday, May 25. All Post Office locations will be closed. Regular mail delivery and retail services will resume on Tuesday, May 26.
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WASHINGTON — The U.S. Postal Service filed notice with the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC) today to adjust some prices on some domestic competitive package and service offerings. Pending favorable review and comments from the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC), these price changes and adjustments will take effect on July 12.
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