A virtual journey along the Chicago River system.
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While the City begins to lift restrictions, Walder Foundation funds new initiative to support performing arts organizations that will be among the last to fully reopen.
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The Technical Assistance Collaborative provides valuable resources during times of crisis and beyond.
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Leveraging the assets of creativity, ingenuity and community to survive the pandemic.
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Supporting immigrants and refugees now and for the future.
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Amplifying the role immigrants play in our essential workforce.
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The critical role of policy and advocacy in the face of public charge.
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NIJC advocates for the rights of immigrants by providing pro bono legal services in many areas, including asylum, detention and due process, gender justice, and legal defense.
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Inspire and educate the public about nature and its benefits during COVID-19.
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The critical role of policy and advocacy in the face of public charge.
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The Walder Foundation, in collaboration with public health officials, launches new research initiative to enhance COVID surveillance, expand testing, and help prepare to lessen the impact of future pandemics.
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Joyce, MacArthur, Terra, Walder and Ford Foundations Commit $16 million to Black, Latinx, Asian and Indigenous Arts Organizations in Chicago.
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A message from our founder, Elizabeth Walder.
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In direct response to the pandemic, we contributed to the development and funding of the Arts for Illinois Relief Fund.
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Crossroads Fund supports community organizations working on issues of racial, social and economic justice in the Chicago area.
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The Illinois Immigration Funders Collaborative (IFC), based at the Chicago Community Trust, provides funding to non-profit organizations serving the immigrant community in Illinois.
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CPR COVID-19 is a collaborative initiative between mHub, Matter and 1871 to develop and accelerate solutions to the coronavirus by tapping the ingenuity of the biomedical and technology communities in Chicago.
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Over the course of two years, Audubon Great Lakes will build and maintain a central hub for GIS data for Calumet wetlands.
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