Sue Duncan Childrens Center

Climate Cycle is a non-profit organization based in Chicago, IL, dedicated to inspiring students to create a greener world through alliances between students, communities, and corporations. In their first five years, they have successfully implemented 65 Green Schools Projects, impacting 25,000 students, and have established 13 Solar Schools with the participation of 2,000 student community participants and volunteers. March of 2024 will mark the official school launch of Climate Cycle's flagship project, ReGeneration Stations. These innovative stations consist of stationary bike generators powered by students, which charge Energy Banks and run classroom appliances. The Energy Banks aggregate multiple metrics that can be integrated into math and science curriculum, providing a unique and engaging learning experience for students.Generated from the website

The United Way of La Porte County mobilizes the caring power of the community to create pathways to success for local youth and foster financial stability for adults and families. By improving access to nutritious food, quality education, and employment opportunities, they are committed to building a better future for everyone in La Porte County. Focused on youth opportunity and community resiliency, the organization collaborates with families, schools, and local agencies to connect young people with essential support. Through initiatives like Level Up, they strive to bridge gaps for working individuals seeking better-paying employment and ultimately enhance the overall quality of life in the region. Generated from the website

Quad Communities Development Corporation (QCDC) is dedicated to creating a vibrant, sustainable, and healthy mixed-income community within the Quad Communities, serving neighborhoods in south Chicago, including North Kenwood, Oakland, Douglas, and Grand Boulevard. With a focus on economic development, QCDC implements various programs that emphasize business support, community engagement, and cultural enrichment to foster inclusive growth. As a 501(c)(3) organization, QCDC has positively impacted the local economy by assisting entrepreneurs, securing commercial real estate, and promoting arts and recreational activities. Engaging over 1,000 business owners and deploying significant capital, the organization strives to enhance quality of life and encourage community revitalization through partnerships and comprehensive initiatives. Generated from the website