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Gifts From God Ministry Celebrates Black History and Youth Literacy
Community celebration honors Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr., Rosa Parks, and Anton Seals Jr. while promoting literacy among youth On Sunday,.
Pour In Celebrates Love at 4th Annual Appreciation Event.
Over 80 attendees gather as organization honors the community with an elegant celebration On Saturday, February 15th, Pour In held.
Walking the Talk: Kina Collins Brings Six Years of Bold
West Side native challenges political establishment in Illinois 7th District, refusing corporate money while fighting for healthcare equity and economic.
Grace on the Bench: Judge Cabonargi’s Vision for a More
A Circuit Court judge brings three decades of public service to the Cook County bench, advocating for empathy and systemic.
Civil rights icon, Rev. Jesse Jackson dies at 84
The Rev. Jesse Jackson, an American civil rights leader, minister, and politician, who was a protégé of Martin Luther King.
Ladies of Virtue Spreads Love Through Service at Annual Event
Annual “Happy Love Day” provides essential supplies to 700 young women preparing for college, careers, and community service On Saturday,.
One Woman’s Journey from Abuse to Empowerment
Jackson opens up about 26 years of manipulation and the moment she chose herself. For 26 years, Lateefah E. Jackson.
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Black United Fund of Illinois, Inc. to Host “Casino Night & Concert
A fundraiser for a great cause
By Chinta Strausberg
Picking up the mantle begun by the late Henry English, Carolyn Day, executive director of the Black United Fund of Illinois, Inc. (BUFI), is hosting a 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday, September 9, 2023, major “Casino Night & Concert” fundraiser for the 38-year-old civil rights organization whose motto is, “Helping People Help Themselves.”
Having weathered through COVID-19, this is a major fundraiser and a different one for BUFI, which is located at 1809 E. 71st St., in the South Shore community with its tenacles of services reaching as far Rockford and Springfield Illinois.