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Dear Neighbors,
I hope you have been enjoying this beautiful weather. I had the pleasure of joining our mighty Uplift Titans for their Junco basketball showcase, over the weekend. As an alum of Uplift, it’s always special to return and see the next generation of student-athletes shine. I was proud to sponsor this event and support a program that continues to pour into young people, both on and off the court. Moments like these are a reminder of the talent, dedication, and bright future coming out of our schools right here in the 46th Ward. |
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We kicked off the week strong with Cubs Charities to celebrate McCutcheon STEAM Elementary School’s designation as a 2026 All-Star School, alongside a $25,000 investment to support its growing STEAM programming! We were joined at the event by 48th Ward Alderwoman Leni Manaa-Hoppenworth, Cubs players Pete Crow-Armstrong and Michael Busch, Clark the Cub, and members of the Cubs Charities team, underscoring the nonprofit’s commitment to investing in Chicago neighborhoods.
Shoutout to the cheerleader squad for showcasing their amazing talent and turning us up on a Monday! The All-Star recognition marks a major milestone for McCutcheon, a school that continues to demonstrate resilience, innovation, and a deep commitment to its students and families and the investment will go a long way in supporting our students. |
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I had a chance to enjoy coffee and donuts with our neighbors at Wilson Care, a unique living space in our ward that serves neighbors living with chronic mental illness. Uptown has a long history as a neighborhood that welcomes and supports people from all walks of life, including those who rely on supportive housing and care facilities. Spaces like Wilson Care are a deeply important part of that legacy, ensuring that neighbors receive the stability, dignity, and care they deserve. It was meaningful to spend time listening and connecting with neighbors and staff, and to be reminded that building a strong community means meeting our neighbors where they are and making sure everyone feels seen, valued, and supported. |
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I also had the chance welcome spring in with neighbors at Eastwood Towers for a spring party! I had great time connecting with neighbors celebrating the warmer weather and blooming season together. We appreciate being able to share a meal, answer thoughtful questions and bond over bingo with our neighbors! If you would like to host a 46th Ward Meet & Greet at your building this year, reach out to my office at [email protected]. |
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With our freedoms and protections under constant threat, our partners over at American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Illinois are working overtime now more than ever. I joined their luncheon, “Fighting for a More Perfect Union,” alongside Hope Clinic, Chicago Abortion Fund and ____. The event brought together leaders, advocates, and community members committed to protecting civil liberties and advancing justice for all.
It was a powerful space for reflection and conversation, with speakers highlighting the ongoing work needed to defend rights and ensure equity across our communities. We’re grateful to organizations like the ACLU and Hope Clinic, who continue to show up and advocate for access, dignity, and care for so many of our neighbors. |
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Did you make it to our first ever Infrastructure Town Hall? We invited neighbors together to talk all things streets, sewers, sidewalks, and safety across the ward. It was a great opportunity to share updates on recent and upcoming projects and hear directly from residents about what matters most in their day-to-day experiences. Special shoutout to our Director of Infrastructure, Jesse, for his amazing hosting skills and for sharing his knowledge with us on all things infrastructure! If you missed it- you can still check out the presentation online here!
We also launched Participatory Budgeting 2026 at the town hall, encouraging neighbors to participate in shaping how infrastructure dollars are spent in our community. Thank you to everyone joined us for our town hall, we’re excited to keep this work moving forward together. If you have an infrastructure idea to submit, fill out the idea collection form! |
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I’m always looking for ways to expand access to resources in our ward and had the chance to visit National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Chicago this week. We were joined by MADO Healthcare leaders and learned more about the mental health services provided by NAMI and how we can continue strengthening support here in the 46th Ward. Accessible mental health resources remain a top priority for my office, it was incredibly valuable to learn more about the programs, care models, and community-based support NAMI offers to individuals and families across the city.
Thank you to the NAMI team for welcoming us and for the critical work you do every day to support our neighbors. |
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Yours In Service,
Alderwoman Angela Clay
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I joined our Greeley 8th graders,other students and Cub Charities at Wrigley Field for an All-Star Earth Day cleanup day. I love being able to connect with our community in this way while also taking care of the spaces we all share. |
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Over the weekend, we joined Jill and neighbors at the Triangle Garden for their annual Earth Day clean-up. It was a great day of community, connection, and care for our shared spaces, and we’re so grateful to everyone who came out to help keep our neighborhood green and beautiful. |
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We had the chance to activate space and join neighbors at Buena Circle Park for the first bonfire of the season. It was such a beautiful way to gather, connect, and enjoy the start of warmer days together. Moments like these remind us how important our shared outdoor spaces are and how special it is to simply come together as a community. 
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| We also partnered with ComEd to help restore a neighbor’s parkway, turning what was once a swampy patch into a fresh, green space. We’re grateful to play a role in helping beautify our shared spaces. Small efforts like this go a long way in keeping our ward green and cared for!
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Good news neighbors!
Over the past few weeks, the Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS) completed two crucial steps in the process to open up a new office in the 46th Ward at the Institute of Cultural Affairs (ICA), at the 4750 N. Sheridan.
On April 13, the Committee on Finance unanimously approved a $2M TIF grant from the Lawrence / Broadway TIF; this funding will support critical infrastructure upgrades to the building and the ground floor build-out for the IDHS. This was then unanimously approved at City Council on April 15. This week, we also heard confirmation that IDHS signed a lease with the ICA. Both partners (ICA and IDHS) hope to complete the last remaining administrative steps over the next few months, with construction and bulidout expected to last several months thereafter, with a goal of opening in the first half of next year.
IDHS will provide integrated services at this location for Developmental Disabilities, Early Childhood, Family, and Community Services, Rehabilitation Services, Behavioral Health and Recovery, Clinical, Administrative and Program Support - we can't wait for the ICA to house all of these crucial resources!
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Interested in hosting a Block Party on your block? Check out our Block Party Info Page on our website for more information and reach out to our office if you need help with your application.
Want to have a bounce house at your block party? The Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events (DCASE) offers the Jumping Jack inflatable bounce house free of charge to residential block parties within city limits from Saturday, May 23 through Sunday, September 6. To apply, complete the online application here. |
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| | LV2 Parking Passes for Cubs Season
Resident Neighbor LV2 Passes can be picked up directly from our office at 4544 N. Broadway, rather than Wrigley Field. If you live on Alta Vista, Sheffield, Kenmore, Seminary, Wilton, or Waveland, you are eligible for a pass. |
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| | We are excited to announce that on May 21st, the 46th Ward Office is hosting the Uptown Connects Resource Fair in collaboration with the Department of Family & Support Services at the DFSS Office (845 W Wilson Ave)!
This event will bring together local organizations, service providers, and community partners to share resources, build connections with residents, and strengthen collaboration within our Uptown community.
We’re actively seeking a local community organization or group to volunteer any art therapy and/or mindfulness-based activities for this year's fair!
If your organization offers any creative wellness programming, such as guided therapeutic art activities, meditation, stress reduction techniques, or other mindfulness practices, we’d love to have you participate. Our goal is to help create a welcoming, restorative space where attendees can access important services and resources.
If you are interested in participating, please contact Eleana from the 46th Ward at 773-878-4646 or [email protected].
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New Carts at Food Scrap Drop-Offs |
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The Department of Streets and Sanitation will be using a new type of green cart at food scrap drop-off locations in the near future.
The new carts are: smaller, with a 35-gallon capacity compared to the 65-gallon capacity of the original carts. opened by turning a handle on the top of the lid. See below for details.
Please let the City know what you think! Share your feedback by emailing [email protected]. |
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| | Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Updates |
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| The new Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) work requirements went into effect on February 1. Up to 450,000 Illinoisians are at risk of losing their benefits under the new requirements. For more information on the changes, visit the IL Department of Human Services’ SNAP Federal Impact Center. Under the new requirements, most adults aged 18 to 64 without dependents under the age of 14, will be required to work, participate in SNAP Employment and Training programs, or volunteer for at least 80 hours per month to receive benefits.
SNAP recipients now have three months to establish eligibility under these new rules, either by demonstrating that they meet work requirements or by submitting a request for exemption form. |
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I. Exemptions from the Work Requirements
Many Chicagoans may be eligible for an exemption to these requirements.
IDHS has a user-friendly screening tool to help individuals determine if they qualify for an exemption or are meeting the requirement: IDHS Exemption tool CLICK HERE.
See the table below for a summary of recent changes |
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| | II. Ways to Meet the Work and/or Volunteer SNAP Requirements You can find Employment and Training opportunities at this link: IDHS Education and Training DFSS Senior Centers - See the attached flyer for details on the following resources: The Seniors Division at DFSS has opportunities to connect seniors age 55-64 with employment support through the Senior Community Service Employment Program. There are a range of volunteer opportunities for those interested in supporting seniors. For more information on any of the volunteering opportunities contact DFSS at 312-744-4016 or [email protected]
Volunteer opportunities across Chicagoland are available at the following links: Serve Illinois – CLICK HERE Chicago Cares website CLICK HERE Volunteer with the 46th Ward CLICK HERE
Meals on Wheels has launched a new program called, "Snap Together Volunteers," which offers accessible volunteer opportunities for seniors at the Nourish Chicago Pantry, located at 2102 W Ogden Avenue.
III. Food Pantry Resources Below are some additional resources that may be helpful to your neighbors and anyone no longer eligible for SNAP Find Food Pantries in Chicagoland: CLICK HERE Get Help Applying for SNAP/Link: CLICK HERE Protect Chicago Website: CLICK HERE
Our DFSS Community Service Centers (CSCs) are always available to assist clients with public benefits enrollment, including SNAP. CSCs operate Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. CSC locations can be found here. |
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There are new Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) eligibility requirements for residents who are not citizens of the United States that went into effect on April 1. If you are a recipient of benefits from the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) who has met their 5-year waiting period, an approved refugee or asylum seeker, or a trafficking survivor (T-Visa holder), your benefits will be revoked during your next redetermination period. For other residents who may not know about whether their benefits are in jeopardy, please consult the list below.
Non-citizens that are still eligible: Cuban or Haitian Entrants admitted to the United States on or after 04/21/1980 Individuals who reside lawfully in the United States under the Compacts of Free Association (COFA) Legal Permanent Residents (LPRs) over the age of 18 who have held that legal status for 5 years or more Legal Permanent Residents who have held that legal status for less than 5 years, if: They are under 18 years old, or They are blind or disabled, or They are a U.S. veteran or active-duty member or their dependent, or They have been credited with 40 qualifying quarters of work history, or They qualify for an exception under the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act (PRWORA).
Non-citizens that are no longer eligible: VAWA recipients who have met 5 year waiting period (from data on prima facie letter) Refugees and Asylees (application approved), Trafficking survivors (T-Visa holder)
People who have been receiving SNAP under previous noncitizen eligibility will no longer receive SNAP after their next redetermination, unless they meet one of the noncitizen criteria listed above. A notice of ineligibility will be sent when the redetermination is processed. Processing typically occurs prior to the start of the new eligibility period. In households with mixed immigration statuses, SNAP benefits will only be issued to family members who are U.S. citizens or hold one of the noncitizen statuses listed above. New applications for SNAP will be subject to the eligibility changes starting on April 1st. At this time, there will not be any changes to any cash or medical benefits that eligible noncitizens receive through the Illinois Department of Human Services or the Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services. As many as 16,000 individuals in Illinois could be impacted by this change, following verification of status at their redetermination. Refugees, asylees, and human trafficking survivors are among the lawfully present immigrants who may lose SNAP benefits.
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| | | It has come to our attention that large amounts of food are being dumped in various areas of the ward to feed pigeons. We want to remind neighbors that feeding pigeons is a violation of the City of Chicago ordinance.
As a reminder, dumping food in public spaces attracts rodents, creates sanitation issues, and negatively impacts the surrounding area. We ask all neighbors to help keep our ward clean and safe by refraining from feeding pigeons and reporting large food dumping when you see it.
Thank you for doing your part to keep our community healthy and welcoming for everyone.
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Have you ever wanted to see the inside of an Alderperson’s office?
Now’s your chance. Join our volunteer team. We’re looking for neighbors who are passionate about public service, community engagement, mutual aid, communications, and providing warm, welcoming customer service to our constituents. Volunteers play an important role in helping us stay connected and responsive to the community.
This opportunity is a great fit for retirees who want to stay engaged and give back, or for students interested in learning more about local government and how City Hall works at the neighborhood level.
If you’re ready to serve your community in a meaningful way, we’d love to hear from you. Sign up here! |
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| | | Submit a Lime Scooter Removal Request |
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| Please click here to submit a scooter removal request and here for Divvy bike removal. We appreciate your assistance in helping keep our neighborhood clean. By contract, shared bike and scooter companies must remove their property within two hours of a 311 removal request.
Please contact our office directly if you see illegal/dangerous activities on green Lime scooters (riding on the sidewalk, two people sharing one scooter, etc). We are able to work with Lime to potentially administer fines, suspensions, or bans if you can include a photo/video of the behavior, and a time and location. You can also call 1-888-546-3345.
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| 46th Ward Upcoming Events |
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Join us for the 8th annual Toast of Uptown Wine Walk - an afternoon of strolling and sipping in the Buena Park & Sheridan Park neighborhoods in Uptown - on Sunday, April 26th from 2:00pm - 5:00pm! All attendees will enjoy delicious wine samples and some light bites while strolling through parts of the Uptown neighborhood. This wine walk will take you on a tour through the many businesses that call Uptown home. Wine selections have been generously curated by North Buena Deli & Wine and Rayan's Fine Liquors and Spirits. Tickets are only $40 and can be purchased at https://partners.exploreuptown.org/events/details/toast-of-uptown-2026-6355.
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| | | Houseless Neighbors Updates |
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| The 46th Ward is getting new neighbors! 4713 N Clark - also known as "The Anderson" is finishing construction right now! The building has 36 units total, 6 of which fall under the Chicago Affordable Requirements Ordinance (ARO), which requires the developers to keep 20% of units at affordable rental rates.
ARO units will require an application for occupancy. Currently, there is no application available, applications will open on May 1st.
If you would like to receive the application for 4713 N Clark's affordable units,sign up HERE. The 46th ward office will contact you with the application as soon as our office gets it!
Please note: The sign-up form is NOT an application for affordable housing! This form is to REQUEST an application when they are made available!
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This month, our office is collaborating with the 48th Ward to host our Houseless Neighbor Resource Picnic at Margate Park. We are excited to join forces with our neighbors to the north and bring more resources, connection and care to our neighbors most in need. As we head into the warmer months, we are gathering donations of hygiene items (pads/tampons, wipes, tooth brush, tooth paste, lotion, soap etc) and other essential items like new socks, underwear and portable phone chargers. If you have any of these supplies to share, please drop them off at the Ward Office (4544 N Broadway) before Wednesday at 11am. |
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| We're looking for donations to help restock our Free Community Cornerstore! Items like baby wipes, dental floss, shampoo, conditioner, and new children’s socks go a long way in supporting our neighbors who need them most. If you're able to contribute, please consider dropping off supplies at our ward office. Together, we can keep this vital community resource going strong! |
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| | | Our office is in close communication with Edgewater/Uptown Migra Watch, a network of neighbors that does rapid response to confirm potential ICE sightings. Confirming ICE sightings is a critical part of keeping our neighbors safe. If you see activities that you suspect may be ICE, please report it to the ICIRR Hotline so that a team can go out and confirm their presence. This is an important part of how we keep our neighbors safe! |
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| | | Zoning Change: 918-920 W Eastwood
Alderwoman Clay has decided to support a proposed zoning change from RT-4 to RM-4.5 at 918-920 W. Eastwood to allow the addition of two garden units to an existing 6-flat. The proposal aligns with the 46th Ward’s development priorities of enabling growth without displacement, preserving existing buildings when possible, and adding density near high-quality transit corridors.
To learn more about the proposal, check out the 46th Ward’s Zoning and Development page! |
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Trader Joes coming to Uptown!
Several weeks ago, the Department of Buildings (DOB) issued an alteration / renovation permit for the build out of a shell space for Trader Joes on the ground floor of 804 W. Montrose.
Last week, the property management has confirmed that Trader Joes has signed a lease at this location and construction is in progress - passers-by can take a peak through the windows to see! We do not have a confirmed timeline or opening date from Trader Joes and we will share additional information about their plans and timeline as soon as we receive it.
We are looking forward to our large vacant retail spaces on Montrose being occupied soon, between this project and the upcoming Planet Fitness at 909 W. Montrose (slated to open this summer!), we expect to see Montrose being an even bigger destination within the next few months! |
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Camry Parking Lot Update: Demolition Starting Next Week
As part of our ongoing effort to keep neighbors informed about the proposed 250-space expansion of the Chicago Cubs’ “Camry Lot,” we want to share that the Cubs received a permit from the city for demolition work at the former House of the Good Shepherd, and they expect to begin demolition on Monday, April 27.
The Cubs have shared that - based on input from neighbors - they have made several adjustments to their original plan to improve the flow of traffic, create safer routes for parking shuttles, and enhance green initiatives like stormwater collection and new tree plantings. The Cubs do not need zoning approval for their new plans to demolish the existing buildings; demolition permits are overseen only by the Department of Buildings and there is no ward office involvement.
The Camry Lot and its associated Planned Development (PD) is located entirely within the 44th Ward, but I understand that many 46th Ward neighbors are deeply impacted by the proposal.
The PD amendment will need to be reviewed by the Chicago Plan Commission before approval and has not yet been granted support from me or Alderman Lawson. I encourage 46th Ward neighbors to continue providing feedback to my office for consideration. |
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| 46th Ward Infrastructure Town Hall and Community Budget |
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| A huge thanks to everyone who came out to our 46th Ward Community Town Hall - if you missed it - please check out the presentation here and send us your questions!
At the Town Hall, we launched our 46th Ward Community Budget - tell us where you want to see infrastructure investments in our neighborhood by using this form. We will review all proposed ideas and share vetted proposals with neighbors this Fall for voting - see the flyer below for more details! |
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| Construction Updates: Montrose Bridges and Grace Street Greenway |
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| We have two exciting construction updates to share with neighbors this week!
First - At long last, construction has begun on the Grace Street Greenway! The greenway will create a 2.75 mile family-friendly route between the 312 RiverRun Trail and the lakefront, connecting neighbors to destinations across the north side of Chicago while providing a low-stress alternative to Addison and Irving Park.
Second - Construction on the four replacement bridges at Montrose Beach is nearly complete. All bridges should be open permanently to vehicular traffic by the end of April - if not earlier - and the Department of Transportation expects underpasses to open up to pedestrians and cyclists by late May or early June at the latest. There may be one short additional closure later in the summer or fall to complete the final exterior masonry work. |
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See the images below to find your beat and see meeting dates and locations. Search by address here. See our local 19th District’s website here. Email [email protected] or our office with any questions. |
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| | Citywide Events & Resources |
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| The Chicago Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection (BACP) ensures a fair and vibrant marketplace for businesses, workers and consumers in the City of Chicago. BACP licenses businesses and public vehicles, regulates business activity, protects consumers from fraud, enforces Chicago’s labor laws, partners with business service organizations and provides education and resources for businesses.
BACP is here to support your business today: Business Education Webinars: Chicago.gov/BACPWebinars Entrepreneur Certificate: Chicago.gov/BACPCertificate Neighborhood Business Developments Centers: Chicago.gov/NBDC Small Business Center: Chicago.gov/SmallBusiness
FREE BUSINESS EDUCATION WEBINARS The Chicago Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection (BACP) offers free business education webinars every Wednesday afternoon and Friday morning. Topics include business licensing, operations, financial resources, marketing, and more. Programs are free, hosted online and open to the public and taught by industry professionals, not-for-profit agencies, and government agencies. Upcoming Business Education Webinar Schedule April 29 - How to Apply for a Sidewalk Cafe Permit May 5 - How to apply for a Business License May 6 - City Inspections - Ask Questions, Get Answers |
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| Sign up HERE to get the BACP Newsletter for details on upcoming expos and resources, plus get the latest updates about the City’s business initiatives and ordinances that might affect your operation. |
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The Cook County Small Business Source helps entrepreneurs in Cook County navigate the challenges of business growth by connecting them to the right experts, resources and funding opportunities. If you're looking for guidance, sign up for free at cookcountysmallbiz.org and get connected to an expert for one-on-one business advising, events, and more. |
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| | ChiBizHub, powered by Allies for Community Business (A4CB) helps Chicago entrepreneurs grow and succeed. Their mission is to provide small businesses with FREE business assistance. ChiBizHub connects a large network of nonprofit service providers offering a wide variety of business-building services for small businesses. We match these organizations to early, emerging, and established small businesses throughout the region who visit the site looking for help. |
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| SAVE THE DATES  
The Chicago Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection (BACP) brings free business resources to the community for new and existing entrepreneurs looking to start or grow their business in the City of Chicago through the Chicago Small Biz Expo Series. The series of expos offers business resources such as City of Chicago business licensing consultants, tax clinic, financial advisors, workshops, professional headshots, networking and much more.
2026 SMALL BIZ EXPO SERIES: Saturday, May 16 at 8:30 am to 1:30 pm held at Truman College, register Saturday, August 29 at 8:30 am to 1:30 pm held at Malcolm X College, register
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| Visit the American Job Center at Truman College, located at 1145 W. Wilson - Room 1917, to access employment resources, information about job training, and more. The center has knowledgeable staff that provides career assistance and job skills training for youth (ages 18+) and adults. All services are FREE.. Please call (773) 831-5221 in advance to get information about hours, orientation, and workshop details. |
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Enjoy a discounted Chicago Bulls game and support the Chicago Park District's Inner City Hoops Program with your purchase. Learn more and purchase your tickets now at https://bit.ly/BullsTix_ICH2025. |
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| | | | | The Department of Family and Support Services’ Senior Services Division provides programs and supports to older adults aged 60 and better to keep them healthy, active and engaged. They have a number of programs to highlight that are available online including:
Creating Dementia-Friendly Buildings - An Online, Self-Directed, Learning Module brought to you by the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) and the Chicago Department of Family and Support Services Senior Services. You can register here!
Benefits are a Click Away! At cityofchicago.benefitscheckup.org - We want to ensure seniors have access to the benefits to which they are entitled!
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| | 2026 Senior Guide Now Available
Looking for helpful tips, resources, and services tailored for our senior community? The Office of the City Clerk has released the 2026 Senior Guide, filled with valuable information to support older adults across Chicago. From transportation programs and health services to emergency contacts and community activities—this guide has it all. View or download the full guide here: Senior Guide 2026 (PDF) Let’s make sure our elders are informed, connected, and cared for. |
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Mikva Challenge has opened their applications for recent high school graduates interested public service internships.
Applicants should apply directly to Mikva Challenge here: https://mikvachallenge.org/general-program-application/ |
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The Cook County Assessor’s Office is currently hiring. Click here to view available positions.
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