Funders to approach for Skills for Chicago
See schedule othe mission of skills is to stand as a life-changing employment resource connecting underrepresented job seekers to employers with opportunities across industries. We do this by building multi-level, trusted relationships with our employer partners to break down barriers in the hiring process and connect them to overlooked talent. We work with community partners to prepare unemployed talent for jobs and to provide supportive services to ensure those placed can stay in those jobs. The vast majority of skills' candidates come from disinvested communities on the south and west sides of Chicago, which experience unemployment rates 3-5x higher than the national average. Skills colocates in offices in south, west and southwest side neighborhoods to make its services convenient to job seekers and to maintain a close pulse on community…
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- 1Michael Reese Health TrustGives in Illinois (134 of 149)Similar grantees: Communities in Schools of Chicago ($85k/yr), Upwardly Global ($12k/yr), Chicago Children's Advocacy Center ($100k/yr)1 in 10$69k
- 2ForefrontGives in Illinois (183 of 233)Similar grantees: Together Chicago Inc ($18k/yr), Chicago Lights ($88k/yr), Ada S McKinley Community Services Inc ($75k/yr)1 in 10$52k
- 3Healthy Communities FoundationGives in Illinois (118 of 125)Similar grantees: New Moms Inc ($79k/yr), Greater Chicago Food Depository ($31k/yr), Shriver Center on Poverty Law ($88k/yr)1 in 13$77k
157 more funders on the list for Skills for Chicago
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