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How to Help Chicago Communities After Protests, Looting and Vandalism - NBC Chicago

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Many organizations are asking for donations and help in clean-up efforts after windows were smashed and stores were looted across the Chicago area this weekend. Here are some ways you can help:

Chicago Cares

  • Seeking monetary donations to fund community response efforts and purchase supplies at the direction of our community partners.
  • https://www.chicagocares.org/

Imagine Englewood

My Block, My Hood, My City

  • Seeking monetary donations to Small Business Relief Fund to assist business owners in rebuilding.
  • Seeking volunteers to assist with graffiti removal, glass replacement or general construction.
  • https://www.formyblock.org/

South Side Clean-up

  • Starting at noon on June 3, those interested are asked to bring their own cleaning supplies if they can.
  • Roseland: Halsted strip
  • 95th: Stony Island strip
  • 87th and State St.: Jewel-Osco parking lot
  • 79th: Cottage Grove
  • 47th: Walmart Parking Lot
  • 35th: Lake Meadows Shopping Center

Clean Out and Board Up 2020

  • June 2 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Bronzeville, Chatham, Roseland, Washington Heights, Calumet Heights, Woodlawn, Harvey, Dolton, Austin and Chicago Lawn.
  • "If your black-owned business needs assistance with clean-outs/board ups, text business name and address to (708) 207-5492," according to Hampton Real Estate Investments.

Community Clean Up Day

June 2 from noon to 4 p.m. at the following locations:

  • Menard's at North Ave. and Monitor
  • Walgreens at North Ave. and Central
  • Dollar Tree at North Ave. and Linder
  • Walgreens at Cicero and North Ave.
  • Dollar Tree at Division and LeClaire

Volunteers are asked to bring their own cleaning supplies.

Contact Sharmaine Sykes at (708) 600-3582 for more information.

Brave Space Alliance

  • June 2 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 1515 E. 52nd Place
  • Drop-off and pick-up location for medical supplies, water, snacks and masks for people protesting and cleaning.

SocialWorks

SocialWorks will be providing free lunch for communities and CPS students June 2.

  • Hugs No Slugs Safe House, 6427 S. Ashland
  • Garfield Park Fieldhouse, 100 N. Central Park Avenue.

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