Non profit organizations in Chicago, IL - Page 256
Find non profit organizations in Chicago, IL. Listings include Russel INC, Sonic Storytelling, Amit A. Gage, Beauty 4 Ashes International, Performing Arts Club of Chinese American in Greater Chicago 芝加哥華人藝術工作坊, Chicago Flow Collective.
33 S State Street, Suite 750
Chicago, 60603
As our region's community foundation, The Chicago Community Trust has been here for all Chicagoans for over 111 years. We unite donors, nonprofits and residents to support people, organizations and partnerships that strengthen the Chicago region.
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Chicago, 60647
Storytelling, is communication. Pure and simple. Sound, music, lights and people. We plan to explore.
Chicago, 60625
The Jensen Community Organization in Albany Park, Chicago, was founded in 1991. Members worked to beautify the community. The JCO dismantled in 2018.
Chicago
WHAT IS DEPAVE CHICAGO? Depave Chicago is part of a growing depave movement to transform paved sites through resilient, nature-based design.
1800 N. Hermitage Avenue
Chicago, 60622
9674 Jeopardy Lane
Chicago, 57468 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
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Chicago, 60620
Clara Barton Dance Team was created to promote a positive outlook on community organizations and to ensure to our youth that sky is the limit!!
601 S.
Chicago, 60612
The Westside Justice Center is now The 601 Hub for social service and movement nonprofits. We target inequities in the criminal legal system, provides legal and holistic services a...
Chicago
We help consumers experiencing problems with debt collectors access free and low-cost legal services in their area.
Chicago, 60613
RADAR is a study that seeks to understand the connections between a variety of health issues among gay, bisexual, queer, and transgender young people.
Chicago
We are Loyola's sophomore environmental theme community housed in Marquette Hall. We do a variety of events focused on environmental sustainability.
Chicago
Jurnee an Hailiah's is a housing program targeting young women 17-25 years who are homeless and or recent released from prison.
Chicago
PTA's mission is to make every child's potential a reality by engaging and empowering families and communities to advocate for all children.
