Breast Cancer Car Donations accepts vehicle donations throughout Chicago and the United States to support well-known nonprofits battling breast cancer.
The organization accepts both working and non-working vehicles, including cars, trucks, SUVs, boats and more! Proceeds are used for the prevention, screening and treatment of breast cancer. Visit CarDonations4Cancer.org today for more information.
Coming in Spring 2017, Karriem’s Fresh Market is a black-owned full-line grocery store set to open in the former Dominick’s space in South Shore.
Among the offerings will be a full selection of meat and produce, a cafe and juice bar, an indoor grill and bar. The location, in Jeffrey Plaza, will greatly benefit residents of South Shore who have been without a grocery store since 2013.
More information can be found in this article on DNAinfo.com, “Karriem’s Fresh Market Taking Over Old South Shore Dominick’s”.
Whether you’re located in the busy city of Chicago, or live in a small town in Illinois, Goodwill Car Donations of Illinois will come pick up a vehicle you’re looking to donate.
They accept motorcycles, RVs, SUVs, sedans, boats, trucks, and more! When you choose to donate with them, you help build a stronger community around you by providing funding for job training for those at a disadvantage. Please visit their website for more information.
Various locations throughout Chicago
Varies by location
(800) 433-3828
Light loads picked up or delivered
Catering to Seniors and Persons with Disabilities
312-659-4544
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Cipolla Law Group services all immigration visas and petitions for residents and immigrants across the globes. We specialize in four major areas of immigration law: Family Based Immigration, Marriage and Fiancée Visas, Employment Based Immigration and Employment Based Visas.
We are located in Chicago, IL – but service clients all across the United States.
Call Gerald Cipolla today if you have issues with Family Based Immigration, Marriage and Fiancée Visas, Employment Based Immigration and/or Employment Based Visas. [Read more…]
Our Mission:
– to create a non-hierarchical worker owned collective committed to community wellness
– to challenge systemic health disparities and the traditional patient/practitioner dynamic
– to provide affordable, accessible, trauma-informed and harm-reductionist healing services including acupuncture, herbs, bodywork, and nutritional counseling
– to facilitate the pursuit of community and individual wellness via workshops and skillshares in partnership with community members, activists, and freedom fighters.
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Liberty Bank’s Main Office is located in the Logan Square neighborhood at Milwaukee and Fullerton Avenues, open Monday through Saturday. See below for lobby hours.
We’ve been part of this historic neighborhood — with its attractive, tree-lined boulevards, thriving business district and vibrant mix of residents — since 1959. Our proud Lady Liberty sign is almost as much of a neighborhood icon as the Centennial Memorial Column that stands at the center of Logan Square and was built in 1918 to commerorate the 100th anniversay of Illinois’ statehood.
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The Park Ridge Office, opened in 2005, is our newest location. The residents of this close knit neighborhood are loyal to their city which makes our community bank and high level of personal service a perfect fit.
Park Ridge boasts a newly renovated uptown with new stores and restaurants and, of course, the magnificent Pickwick Theatre, an Art Deco masterpiece!
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The Norwood Office of Liberty Bank for Savings on Milwaukee Avenue is home to many of our bank events, including Financial Seminars, special Senior events and more.
The Norwood Park neighborhood is known for its abundance of green lawns, parks, churches and being home to many of the city’s police officers and firefighters. The Noble Seymour Crippin House, the oldest house in Chicago and a designated landmark is also in Norwood Park!
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Liberty Bank has called Lincolnwood home since 1973. Our location on Lincoln Avenue places us squarely in the active community triangle bounded by Lincoln, Devon and Pulaski.
Lincolnwood has quiet neighborhoods, prosperous businesses, educational opportunities and includes the stunning stainless steel sculpture, Double Mobius Strip, by artist Pamen Yordunov in the prairie garden of the Lincolnwood Library.
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