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Chicago Fund – PSPC Fund for Safe & Peaceful Communities The Chicago Fund for Safe and Peaceful Communities seeks to work with individuals, organizations and institutions to empower communities, strengthen relationships and build trust across Chicago. THE CHICAGO FUND FOR SAFE & PEACEFUL COMMUNITIES THE CITY OF BIG SHOULDERS, 77 NEIGHBORHOODS & MILES OF LAKEFRONT WE LOVE OUR CHILDREN, OUR BLOCKS AND OUR SIDES OF TOWN.
Apply now for the 2026 PSPC Chicago Fund. The 2026 PSPC Chicago Fund will award at least $1 million in rapid-response grants, ranging from $1,000 to $10,000, for summer and early fall activities in 24 Chicago neighborhoods experiencing high levels of gun violence. The Chicago Fund for Safe and Peaceful Communities Together, we can center communities, strengthen relationships and build trust across Chicago.
We believe in equity, fairness and opportunity. The Chicago Fund is different. Donors to this Fund also are engaged in larger, long-term efforts to help address the problem of violence prevention and community safety.
What makes this Fund different from those efforts is that its intended purpose is to provide highly-targeted, immediate support to smaller, neighborhood-based groups over the summer and early fall. Together, we can create more peaceful communities. Grants from the Chicago Fund for Safe and Peaceful communities support community-based organizations to create the conditions for violence prevention and reduction in our city.
The most recent grant awards were announced in May 2025. WHAT’S YOUR QUESTION ABOUT? —Please choose an option— Application Donation Media Other Chicago Fund for Safe & Peaceful Communities c/o United Way of Metro Chicago 222 W Merchandise Mart Plaza #633 safeandpeacefulchi@gmail.
com February 2, 2026 – RFP Released February 5, 2026 – Virtual Technical Assistance Session (12 PM) RSVP February 18, 2026 – Virtual Technical Assistance Session (6 PM) RSVP March 2, 2026 – Application Deadline APPLY May 1, 2026 – Grant Awards Announced May 14, 2026 – Checks Distributed October 31, 2026 – Completion of all activities November 2026 – Final Report Due We appreciate your interest in supporting this Fund. Thank you.
We believe in the power of collective philanthropy and welcome donations of any amount. I WANT TO SPEAK WITH SOMEONE ABOUT DONATING Before you apply, have you completed your planning?
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Community-based organizations in Chicago neighborhoods experiencing high levels of gun violence. Focuses on smaller, neighborhood-based groups for summer and early fall activities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $1,000 to $10,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
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