From classical ballet to contemporary dance, The Joffrey Ballet is committed to sharing the arts with Chicagoland. This Dunham Fund grant will help Joffrey to continue offering artistic excellence, dance […]
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This grant helped support the Quad County Urban League’s 2019 Equity Gala, which serves as a vital community awareness and fundraising event — connecting new and existing partners to the
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LivingWell opened in Geneva in 2005, serving more than 38,000 visits per year, offering free programs and services designed to strengthen, empower, educate, and provide hope to patients with cancer
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Marklund has served the community for more than 65 years, operating eight homes for individuals with severe and profound disabilities throughout the Chicago Area. Marklund currently operates day schools in
Maddie Bozik started Maddie’s Mitten March (MMM) when she was just 10 years old, as she saw some of her peers going without proper clothes and mittens during the winter
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Individual Advocacy Group (IAG) serves individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities, mental health disorders, brain injuries or physical/medical conditions. It serves these individuals through community-based support, personal advocacy for individuals
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The Geneva History Museum (GHM), which serves as the county seat, caters to an audience of more than 500,000 Kane County residents, 24,000 residents of Geneva, Illinois, and the 10,000
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This grant from the Dunham Fund provided sponsorship support for Fox Valley Montessori’s 2019 Fall Festival.
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Fox Valley United Way’s SPARK has worked for almost a decade to help underserved Aurora families with children age birth through five connect to early education and childcare that will
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Fox Valley Hands of Hope (FVHH), through its Project Hope program, serves children ages 5 through 18 who have experienced the death or loss of someone close to them. The
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