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2. Chicago Cares - Wikipedia

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   Chicago Cares is a nonprofit organization that connects prospective volunteers with volunteer opportunities throughout Chicago. [1] [2] [3] It was founded in 1991 by Leslie Bluhm and Mary Prchal. [4] In addition to connecting volunteers to service programs, Chicago Cares offers a training called Power of Service. [5]

3. Arts of Life - Wikipedia

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   Volunteers and staff facilitate the artists and offer instruction in art techniques and professional development. [3] It was co-founded by Denise Fisher, the manager of a residential program for people with disabilities, and Veronica "Ronnie" Cuculich, a resident in the program, as an alternative to limited job roles offered in sheltered workshops.

4. Literacy Volunteers of Illinois - Wikipedia

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   Literacy Volunteers of Illinois (LVI) was founded in 1979 to serve as a technical assistance and training agency for volunteer literacy programs affiliated with the national Literacy Volunteers of America organization. It initially served as a "mid-level" support system for local affiliated programs with the goal of monitoring and providing ...

5. My Block, My Hood, My City - Wikipedia

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   The Youth-Senior Connect program was created in 2020 to help teens and young adults who are aiming to work in the medical field. [11] The program connects them with the city's elderly as a summer job to serve as care-takers and deliver groceries. [11] My Block, My Hood, My City received 2,500 requests from seniors for help. [11]

6. One Million Degrees - Wikipedia

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   By 2006, the program would evolve into One Million Degrees. The organization aims to provide financial support, mentoring ,and access to training for school and work. [4] In 2006, One Million Degrees began with 21 students. [4] By 2014, 500 students had graduated from the program. [4] In 2013, Paige Ponder became the CEO of One Million Degrees.

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8. Greater Chicago Food Depository - Wikipedia

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   Founded in 1998, Chicago's Community Kitchens is a free, 14-week culinary training program for people with barriers to employment like arrest records or lack of work history. The program, located at the GCFD, prepares students for a career in food service by providing them with a solid foundation in food preparation.

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