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Revitalization in the News: Chicago Recovery Plan Funding Available!

There's still funding bids available through the City of Chicago and the Chicago Recovery Plan.

"The Chicago Recovery Plan invests over $1.2 billion in new and existing initiatives. Over the lifespan of the Chicago Recovery Plan, there will be frequent opportunities to partner with Chicago organizations and we look forward to these partnerships."

 

The City of Chicago has set up a funding portal for organizations to submit bids for various development programs funded by the Chicago Recovery Plan. If you are interested in applying for funding opportunities with the City of Chicago, we would highly encourage checking out the many bids that are still available. Past bids are also available to view.

 

Click here to view funding portal!

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Chicago Women’s Expo – Mentee Shelley Carrillo!

By growthzone | October 6, 2023

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By growthzone | August 28, 2023

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By growthzone | August 21, 2023

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