Helping our people excel

Hope4Chicago believes in the importance of assisting individuals that suffer with mental health issues. Many times these individuals are overlooked and we at Hope4Chicago feel that they are just important. These individuals are proactive and productive. Our community clean-up events have had many of these individuals. These individuals have brought such joy, accomplishment and pride on both sides and as Hope4Chicago grows we will continue to look at the "overlooked".  

Elderly Mission

Hope4Chicago's goal is to provide a measure of enrichment and empowerment through communication and technology. We feel that the elderly have so much knowledge to share and given the opportunity they will find much joy in being a part of the conversation. Hope4Chicago will offer our elderly some basic phone technology so they can also feel connected to the world. We believe the elderly should not have to sit back the rest of there life. For more information please contact us.

Hope4Chicago is excited to partner with Drexel Counseling Service, Inc. Under the direction of Kathy Hardin Earl, Drexel Counseling Service believes in assisting others who have had to embrace some unfortunate circumstances. Hope4Chicago and Drexel Counseling Service are uniting and working together to assist individuals in overcoming these circumstances. We would like to thank Drexel Counseling Service, Inc for their participation in our endeavors to offer assistance and resources to these individuals in our communities through our clean-up projects in Chicago and providing “Hope” to them. 

Hope4Chicago is excited to partner with Victoria Jennings Residence and Margaret Ford Manor. Under the direction of Ms. Craig, Victoria Jennings Residence and Margaret Ford Manor believes in providing enriching activities for seniors that will promote socialization, positive interactions and make lifelong connections. Hope4Chicago and Victoria Jennings Residence and Margaret Ford Manor are uniting and working together to assist these seniors, as well to bridge the gap between our youth and elders. We would like to thank Victoria Jennings Residence and Margaret Ford Manor for their participation in our endeavors to offer assistance and resources to our seniors.