Educating, advocating, and
organizing to uphold just
and integrated communities
north of Chicago, Illinois
Educating, advocating, and
organizing to uphold just
and integrated communities
north of Chicago, Illinois
Funding for the Interfaith Housing Center of the Northern Suburbs comes from membership fees, grants and individual contributions. The funds are used to operate our housing programs, maintain our office, hire and train staff, and support the community activism of our many members.
Contributions from individual donors are an important source of unrestricted funding for the Interfaith Housing Center. There are two easy ways to donate.
Interfaith Housing Center of the Northern Suburbs
614 Lincoln Ave.
Winnetka, IL 60093-2308
or
Click here or below to make a secure donation by PayPal (accepting Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express):
The Miller Fund was established in May 2008 by the family of Rayna and Marvin Miller to ensure that Interfaith can continue its mission for years to come. Contributions to the Miller Fund can be made directly to Interfaith at 614 Lincoln Ave., Winnetka, IL 60093, Attn: Miller Fund, or to the Evanston Community Foundation, 1007 Church St. Suite 108, Evanston, IL 60201, Attn: Miller Fund or https://xevcommfdn.merchantquest.net/donors/donateForm.html
We also welcome in kind contributions, such as office equipment or digital cameras. Send This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or call (847-501-5760) to find out about our current needs.
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For a list of the many generous organizations and governmental agencies that support the Interfaith Housing Center, please see the Funders page.
$10 - Builds a broad-based, grassroots movement for diverse, inclusive, and integrated housing in Chicago’s northern suburbs.
$35 - Educates one family, clergy member, business leader, local government leader, or landlord about fair housing rights and responsibilities.
$50 - Catalyzes residents to band together at the grassroots level to advocate for affordable and accessible housing in their suburb.
$100 - Provides advocacy & organizing help for families living in one substandard rental building to get repairs from their landlord.
$300 - Enforces the fair housing rights of one person or family seeking housing in the northern suburbs.
$500 - Prevents foreclosure for one homeowner.
$1,000 - Ensures that a senior or single parent remains in her or his home, or secures housing for a low-wage worker, through Homesharing.
$2,000 - Creates permanent, affordable housing for 2 households through Homesharing: a homeowner struggling with expenses, and an individual otherwise unable to afford to live near work and family.
