Celebrating the Philanthropist in All of Us
The Centennial initiative will celebrate and inspire more people to do good for our community. As our region’s community foundation, The Chicago Community Trust is…
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Trust Centennial Celebrates Philanthropy in All Its Forms
Yearlong campaign will highlight civic engagement and commitments across the region CHICAGO – April 28, 2015 – The Chicago Community Trust today announced its plans…
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Study Finds Chicagoans Give to Charity at Higher Rate than U.S. Average
Media Contacts:Katelyn Yoshimoto for The Chicago Community Trustkatelyn_yoshimoto@jtpr.com312-573-5492Adriene Davis Kalugyer for Indiana Universityadrldavi@iupui.edu317-278-8972 Majority of household giving stays in metro area; corporations and foundations also…
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Trusted Voices: Addressing Hunger in Chicago
Families throughout Chicago are struggling to put food on their tables. Rising grocery and housing costs continue to strain household budgets, and pending cuts to…
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Giving Insights: Stepping Up for Chicago
Below are a few suggestions on ways you can further help our neighbors: Give More to the Organizations You Already Support Make a larger gift…
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Donor Engagement Opportunities
The Trust invites donors to support our strategic initiatives to increase economic mobility for Chicago households and communities that have faced systemic barriers to building wealth and well-being.
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Strengthening Chicago’s Shared Ownership Ecosystem
For generations, Chicago’s neighborhoods have been shaped by the people who call them home. Historically, many communities like Bronzeville, Hyde Park, Little Village, Pilsen, and…
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From the Archives: 1994 – The Origins of Young Leaders Fund
National Philanthropy Day, observed around the world on November 15th, celebrates the contributions of philanthropists of all backgrounds who dedicate their time, talents, and resources…
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Neighborhood Capital Fund
A pooled fund that provides grants to support real estate developments in underinvested neighborhoods on Cook County’s South and West sides, supporting a strong region for all.
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Neighborhood Development Champions Support a Strong Pipeline of Community-Led Projects
For the Chicago region to thrive, all communities must prosper. Disinvestment in the South and West Sides has limited wealth-building and harmed neighborhood wellbeing. These…
