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White Sox Charities Grant Requests | Chicago White Sox The ultimate goal of the Chicago White Sox is to compete for a championship every season. We take great pride in our team's accomplishments on the field, but just as important to the organization are our accomplishments off the field.
Grant funding from Chicago White Sox Charities (CWSC) and the White Sox Community Fund (WSCF), a McCormick Foundation fund, has delivered over $51 million to life-changing causes and non-profit organizations across the city, striving to make Chicago a better place to live, work and play.
Through the grant giving program, CWSC and WSCF, support Chicago-based agencies that provide critically important services to our community's underserved and marginalized residents. Qualified non-profit organizations are invited to participate in the grant review process. Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment : Intervention and resource delivery programs for children and families experiencing abuse and neglect.
This includes child, youth and family counseling, family support and home-visiting services. Health and Wellness : Youth athletic-focused programs that emphasize health and wellness and nutrition. Youth Education : Academic enhancement programs for at-risk students and programs that support scholastic achievement, completion of high school, and college acceptance and persistence.
Cancer Research and Treatment : Innovative medical research studies and invaluable support services for children and families affected by cancer.
Greater Chicago metropolitan region Eligible organizations/programs will: Have 501(c)3 federal tax-exempt status Demonstrate a minimum of one full year of program services and outcomes Demonstrate a strong financial position Report strong evidence-based measurable outcomes and meet grant making criteria in one funding area Grants are made to qualified nonprofit organizations that focus on Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment, Health and Wellness, Youth Education, Cancer Research and Treatment.
We are no longer accepting inquiries to be added to our LOI interest list for the upcoming 2027 grant cycle. To be added to our LOI interest list for the 2028 grant cycle, please fill out the form below. We will begin to review the submissions in June of 2027.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Qualified nonprofit organizations working in Chicago's underserved communities with a focus on child abuse prevention, health and wellness, youth education, and cancer research. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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