Mobile Care Foundation

McDermott Center, doing business as Haymarket Center, is one of the largest nonprofit, adult detoxification and residential and outpatient substance abuse treatment facility in Chicago. Founded in 1975, the organization provides community-based social health programs for the community. Haymarket Center specializes in serving the homeless and indigent communities. It has developed more than 30 specialized programs in clinical treatment and serves over 18,000 clients per year. The organization offers a program for adolescents, which includes individual and group counseling and clinical alcohol and drug evaluation. Haymarket Center also operates the Rehabilitative Confinement Program (RCP) and the Work Release Alternative Program (WRAP).

Brain Research Foundation is a Chicago-based nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing neuroscience research through grants and awards. With a focus on supporting innovative projects, the foundation aims to improve our understanding of the brain and find new treatments for neurological disorders. Driven by a commitment to scientific excellence, Brain Research Foundation provides seed grants and the prestigious Scientific Innovations Award to researchers, fostering groundbreaking discoveries in the field. Through their efforts, they strive to make a lasting impact on brain health and contribute to the development of effective therapies for brain-related conditions.Generated from the website

The Joyce Foundation supports efforts to protect the natural environment of the Great Lakes, to reduce poverty and violence in the region and to ensure that people have access to good schools, decent jobs and a diverse and thriving culture. The foundation is interested in improving public policies in an effort to shape private sector decisions about jobs, the environment and health. Its education program works to close the achievement gap that separates low-income and minority children from their peers by expanding their access to educational opportunities in early childhood, improving the quality of teachers they encounter in school, and exploring such innovations as small schools and charter schools. The foundation was established in 1948 in Chicago.