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Volunteer Pledge
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Outreach
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I've done Volunteer Service for Chicago Housing Authority, Chicago Park District and Shriners Hospital for Children in Chicago. Volunteer Service and Mentoring is the best Public Service one can give to his/her Community, City, State, and Country.
Non-Cash Pledge
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Interest

Basic Comment: 
Community Development is my deepest interest, because it entails the Community as a Whole, which to me encompasses the Social, Spiritual, Physical, Emotional, and Mental make-up of all Communities no matter Race,Color or Creed.

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Mission Statement  Edit

The INCREASE the PEACE Campaign officially began on Saturday, April 26, 2008 at Mount Calvary Baptist Church, 1257 W. 111th Street in Chicago, Illinois. The INCREASE the PEACE Campaign is designed to RAISE MONEY for existing, positive, effective youth programs and to RAISE AWARENESS about the senseless violence that is taking place in our cities. It is our belief that when youth are active and involved in these programs, they will be safer and fewer will be idle, allowing for negative things to happen.

Guest Book Comments

It's good to see "Religious Leaders" take a stand for what's right. I believe that through Prayer, Fasting, and Developing a Strategy we could raise more then One Million Dollars. Call me when you need assistance, Shalom and Agape!

Technology Support

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Technology Support
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Community Development
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Would you like to be a part of building and maintaining CitizenPowered.org? Our dynamic team has fun while we create systems that help hundreds of people and organizations connect with one another.

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Little City - Big Hearts

Posted February 19th, 2008 by AmySue Mertens
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Last spring I met with members of the staff and board of Little City Foundation. This wonderful organization has a rich history in Palatine where it supports people with developmental disabilities through housing and services. Many come to Little City as children and stay their whole lives. I met with them to discuss a gardening program they had in mind. Here is what we learned from each other in the meeting: Gardening brings so much more to a community than growing vegetables. Little City wanted to have a Pumpkin Patch.

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Looking at next generation models of community development that have learned something from old-school efforts.

Special Wrigley Area Community Meeting-Proposed Development for 1000 W. Addison

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