Shop local, learn about Latine history, be an advocate, and support our Latine communities this month, and every month. Check out United Way of Metro Chicago’s list of our favorite Latine-owned businesses and restaurants in our Neighborhood Networks
Bob and Linda Sullivan are among the founding members of United Way of Metro Chicago’s new 1837 Society, recognizing donors who have made a planned gift to support the organization’s and Chicago’s future. Their planned gift builds on more than 50 years of supporting United Way through both their generosity and volunteer leadership.
The powerful partnership is meeting today’s challenges and building a stronger future for neighborhoods and residents across Chicago through support of United Way’s Response Fund, 211 Metro Chicago, and the launch of the North Lawndale Neighborhood Network.
This year tested our communities in complex ways. It also reinforced something we have long known: progress happens when we come together.
For more than 30 years, Burns & McDonnell and United Way have partnered to strengthen local communities, creating a legacy of generosity and deep impact. Burns & McDonnell’s culture is rooted in one defining characteristic: 100% employee ownership.
Meet the compassionate people who make 2-1-1 possible. Resource Navigators LovelyRasheeda and Armando help people get connected to what they need most.
Housing remains one of the most pressing needs across the Chicago region — and 211 Metro Chicago is here to help people find a safe and stable home.
In close partnership with 211 Metro Chicago, the Alliance to End Homelessness is helping people find stable housing — and working hard to end homelessness across suburban Cook County.
Chicago’s tradition of civic leadership helped build the city we know today — but who will carry that legacy forward? Discover how United Way’s ChiNEXT program is inspiring a new generation of leaders through hands-on experiences and community engagement.
211 Metro Chicago Executive Director Richard LaPratt highlights immediate needs following the severe weather — and how 2-1-1 is responding to connect residents to cooling centers, food, utility support, and more.