Jewish War Veterans of the United States of America Inc

Housing Opportunities for Women, also known as HOW, serves homeless women and children. It is supported by the Chicago Department of Public Health, Chicago Department of Housing, Kraft Foods, Landau Family Fund, Little Angel Foundation, Lloyd A. Fry Foundation, McMaster-Carr Supply Company and Morse Charitable Trust. It is also funded by Nuveen Investments, The Owens Foundation and Packaging Corporation of America. Housing Opportunities for Women publishes regular newsletters that reports events and activities of the organization. It offers a range of case management, employment assistance, educational and health services. The organization also operates several community outreach programs. Housing Opportunities for Women has its administrative office in Chicago.

Howard & Evanston Community Centerrom early childhood and hands-on tech learning to adult education, food assistance, and domestic violence support, Metropolitans Howard & Evanston Community Center (HECC) is focused on building community success in the Greater Rogers Park area and Evanston. HECC provides the tools, resources and services enabling the independence of all ages from birth to senior years. HECCs commitment to the community has continued to make a major impact for more than five decades. Serving Rogers Park, West Ridge, Edgewater and Evanston