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Fall 2009 Newsletter

Issue Task Forces

Affordable Housing

Environmental Justice

Health Care

Homeless Youth

 

 

About LAC

 

Member Institutions

 

 

Accomplishments

 

 

United Power for Action and Justice



Funders

 


Contribute to LAC

 

 

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Past Events

5th Congressional District Candidate Questionnaire

LAC Convention - 6/16/08

LAC Fundraiser
Honoring Rev. Greg Dell a Success

Alderman Tom Tunney Meeting


Archives

 

 

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Jennifer Ritter-Gonzalez

Executive Director

Mary Tarullo

Organizer

Hannah Gelder

Organizer

 

Eve Shapiro

Organizer
 

Ginny Kamp

Youth Organizer

(Joint project with the Center on Halsted)

Linda J. Slavik
Business Manager

Office Wish List

3225 N. Sheffield
Chicago, IL 60657-2210
773-549-1947 Phone
773-549-4639 Fax

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Welcome to Lakeview Action Coalition

LAC has a challenge grant of $2,500 from the "Unitarian Universalist Fund for a Just Society" for our Homeless Youth/Police Relations project. We only need to raise $1,000 to receive the rest of the match! All new individuals that donate to LAC are matched by UUFP. Please give generously! Click here to donate online. 

Capital Budget Update:

First-Ever State Capital Budget Investment in Housing!

A precedent-setting victory!

$145 million in state funds included after a three-year United Power campaign.

Additional $96 million in federal funds included for a grand total of $241 million!

Click here for more information on the Capital Budget campaign.

 

The Lakeview Action Coalition (LAC) is a non-profit, multi-issue community organization. The Coalition is comprised of 40 institutional members, including religious congregations, non-profit agencies, banks, business associations, a credit union and a senior citizens caucus. These diverse institutions are stakeholders in the Chicago communities of Lakeview, Lincoln Park and North Center. 

LAC enables its members to act on their values in public life by participating in the decisions that shape our community's future. We fulfill this mission by organizing people around issues affecting our members and by developing leaders through training, action and reflection. Since our founding in 1993, we have fought for justice, solidarity and diversity.

LAC is funded by its member institutions, foundations and other donors and by earned income. Members pay substantial dues in order to provide local, independent funding.

Recognizing that Lakeview is part of a larger city and region, LAC was a founding member of United Power for Action and Justice in 1997, a coalition of organizations across metropolitan Chicago.

Click here for a history of our collaboration.