COLLABORATION
While the key issues at play in stabilizing our neighborhoods—such as housing, education, hunger, safety, and transportation—are layered with complexities, our great city is full of caring people and organizations who are committed to and working toward the well-being of our neighborhoods.
Working together, we can address the interconnected issues of community stabilization to create thriving, healthy neighborhoods.
Our Service Partners
Some of our key service partners include:
- The residents of West Pullman and Greater Grand Crossing
- Alderman Carrie Austin, Ward 34
- Alderman Margaret Laurino, Ward 39
- Alderman Leslie Hairston, Ward 5
- AmeriCorps
- Be The Movement Networks
- CAPS (Chicago Alternative Policing Strategy) Districts in Greater Grand Crossing and West Pullman
- Carey A.M.E. Temple Church
- Center for Changing Lives
- Center for Conflict Resolution
- Chicago Public Library, Greater Grand Crossing and West Pullman branches
- Churches United Community Development Corporation
- Chicago Urban League
- City of Chicago
- Country Financial
- Elevate Energy
- Engineers without Borders
- Far South Community Development Corporation
- Fifth District Chicago Police and CAPS
- First Midwest Bank
- Gary Comer Youth Center
- Get in the Ring Youth Services
- Gould & Ratner LLP
- Great Lakes Credit Union
- Just Christ Ministry
- New Vision of Faith Ministries
- New Life Covenant Church Southeast
- Operation Neighborhood Safety Chicago Coalition
- Pullman Bank
- Salvation Army Kroc Community Center
- Sustainable Options for Urban Living
- South Oakwood-Brookhaven Neighborhood Organization (SOBNO)
- South Side Community Federal Credit Union
- Sts. Peter and Paul Church
- United Neighbors of Colonial Village
- University of Illinois Chicago School of Law
