Community Health Partnership of Illinois is a hospital & health care company based out of United States.

We imagine a world without pulmonary fibrosis. The Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation is focused on our mission to act as the trusted resource for all who are affected by this disease. Our signature programs include: PFF Care Center Network PFF Patient Registry PFF Patient Communication Center PFF Ambassador Program An international network of support groups and online communities The PFF Summit Comprehensive disease education materials Our expert Medical Advisory Board and the biennial PFF Summit allow us to maintain an ongoing dialogue with physicians, researchers, industry representatives, and the patient community. This creates a collaborative environment that will help us achieve many of our goals. Our peer-reviewed research program supports projects that improve understanding of pulmonary fibrosis and will lead to successful therapies. We have developed significant relationships with industry partners and upheld our position as the honest broker to inform those affected by pulmonary fibrosis of important scientific breakthroughs.

Bobbie Noonans Child Care is a hospital & health care company based out of 8717 W Lincoln Hwy, Frankfort, Illinois, United States.

Chicago Coalition for the Homeless is staffed by legal aid attorneys, community organizers, and public policy specialists. We work with Chicago area residents who experience homelessness, helping them advocate on key issues impacting their lives, including access to shelter, housing, schools and jobs. Our advocacy includes the Bring Chicago Home campaign, launched in November 2018. Through monthly outreach at more than 40 shelters and service programs across Chicago and at community events, organizers and youth attorneys reach 10,000+ students, youth, parents and single adults each year. Our State Network is active in 14 suburbs and downstate communities, including Aurora, Rockford, Waukegan and Will County, involving about 1,300 people yearly. CCH brings more than 500 people to talk with state leaders in Springfield each year. The Law Project closed 848 legal aid cases in FY19, 71% on behalf of homeless students and unaccompanied youth. Our Speakers Bureau reaches over 3,500 people a year, many of them high school and college students. CCH's college scholarship program assists 20 students a year, providing renewable $2,500 awards. CCH does not accept government funding. Our work is supported by tax-deductible donations, foundation grants, and special events.

The WBDC is an economic development center focused on delivering programs and services that assist small business owners gain access to contracts, contacts, information and capital to create jobs, fuel growth and build strong communities. The WBDC offers workshops and events to build capacity, make connections and overall elevate entrepreneurs'​ business acumen to remain competitive in the marketplace. For a comprehensive understanding of our offerings, visit www.WBDC.org or call 312.853.3477. The WBDC has programs that are designed to help individuals in every phase of the business development and growth process. The WBDC's Women's Business Enterprise (WBE) Certification Program covers a nine state Midwestern region. In 2003, the WBDC established a satellite office in Minneapolis (WBDC-MN) to better serve the WBEs in Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota and Western Wisconsin. For more information on the WBDC-MN, please visit www.WBDC.org/mn. Currently the WBDC is increasing these outreach efforts by establishing partnerships in the major markets of Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Wisconsin. Since inception, the WBDC has been on the forefront of economic development policy and program development to accelerate the growth of women-owned businesses nationally. The WBDC is a local, national and international advocacy organization and a national leader in the development of programs and policies affecting small, minority and women's business ownership.

Meals on Wheels began service in 1977 in southern Lake County, Indiana as part of the Visiting Nurse Association. At that time, meals were obtained from hospitals and nursing homes and delivered to individuals in their home. As our program continued to grow, it was necessary to open a central kitchen to prepare meals for our clients. In 1993, we purchased a building in Crown Point . We outgrew the facility in 2002 when our meal count numbers grew to over 1,200 meals daily for clients living throughout Lake County and in 2006 moved to our current location.

Chicago is a unique city, full of grit, determination and possibility—and we're excited to be a part of it. Committed to the betterment of all residents, our goal is to provide the one in 10 people facing inadequate housing with a decent place to call home. We put residents first. - We collaborate with residents to ensure our work aligns with the dreams they have for their community. We think in assets, not deficits. - Every neighborhood we work in presents its own opportunities. It's our job to highlight them, so that everything unique about an area can be celebrated. We locate the perfect partners. - Due to the complexity of family and community health, we seek out other organizations who can help us meet needs holistically. We embrace planning. - Significant change requires significant planning, so we embrace multi-party, multi-year efforts that will benefit more people in the Chicago area. We invest in homeownership. - The ability to own a home changes families, neighborhoods and even generations. We are expanding our services so that more families will experience long-term success.

The Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Chicago is a not-for-profit that serves 44 counties in the Chicagoland area, providing case management, advocacy, education, outreach and signature programs to people with epilepsy, their families, and communities. We are dedicated to supporting the 130,000 people living with epilepsy in our service area, as well as educating the general public about the disorder. Epilepsy is far more common than people think, yet it is often the least understood. The mission of the Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Chicago is to lead the fight to overcome the challenges of living with epilepsy and to accelerate therapies to stop seizures, find cures, and save lives.

Oak Park Residence Corporation is a community development corporation that provides leadership in property rehabilitation and the development of high-quality multi-family rental housing at reasonable rates for households of all income levels.

Sarah’s Circle provides a full continuum of services for women, including housing, life necessities, and supportive services to help them permanently end their homelessness.

Since 1983, HOW has been a leader in permanent solutions to homelessness. Through prevention strategies; expanded, affordable, supportive housing; and individualized support services we have helped thousands take back their lives. HOW operates under the Housing First Model, which ensures that homeless individuals are housed as quickly as possible, and then provided with tools for success and self-sufficiency. OUR MISSION Empowering women, children and families to break the cycle of poverty and homelessness. OUR PHILOSOPHY HOW's core values and guiding principles inform our directions and goals. At HOW, we believe in permanent solutions to homelessness. We believe that housing is a right not a privilege. We believe that all individuals should be treated respectfully, honestly and ethically. We believe in empowering clients'​ autonomy and self-sufficiency by focusing on their unique strengths. We are committed to social and economic justice that ensures access to needed services, resources and equal opportunities. We strive to promote capacity, sustainability, and provide innovative and effective services for individuals, families, and communities