The Service Club of Chicago

“NO ONE IS GREATER THAN THE SERVICE THEY RENDER THE WORLD.”
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Since 1890, The Service Club of Chicago, an all-volunteer, women-led charitable organization, has been dedicated to awarding high-impact grants which enlarge, improve and initiate new programs for non-profits in the greater Chicagoland community.

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The Chicago Lighthouse is a world-renowned social service organization serving the blind, visually impaired, disabled and Veteran communities with comprehensive vision care and support services.

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Cradles to Crayons provides children from birth through age 12, living in homeless or low-income situations, with the essential items they need to thrive—at home, at school and at play. We supply these items free of charge by engaging and connecting communities.

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Share Our Spare (SOS) ensures every Chicago area child, ages 0-5, has the essential items they need to support their health and development and equip them for a strong start. SOS activates community impact through empowerment, innovative solutions, and a network of partners, so that children can thrive and families can shift from crisis management to caregiving with dignity. As a result, they help lay the foundation for a resilient and equitable community.

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Mane in Heaven is an entirely volunteer based organization that offers the unique experience of interacting with miniature therapy horses to improve physical, mental, and emotional well-being for disabled and able-bodied children and adults. 

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The Infant Welfare Society of Chicago (a.k.a. The Angel Harvey Family Health Center) is committed to providing healthcare services and education to all families, particularly underserved Chicagoans.

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Almost 50 years in service, Gateway to Learning stands strong with a vision of creating a more inclusive community through specialized learning for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Through the active support of Life Skill Instructors and Coaches, the program is able to service over 100 adults today and has enriched the lives of many individuals in the Chicago area throughout the years.

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Health

Education

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